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INDIANA LOST TO HAYES.
THE RESULT or FKILPATRICK's CAM
VISs or SIX COUNTESS
The pio1dv shirt. with Money. the Only Hone
of saving the Staic-The Information thnt
Gsn. Il iipntricR sent to Governor Hayes.


Tho plo,dv shirt. with Money, the only Hone
of saving the siatc-Tbe Information that
Gsn. kitpntricR sent to Governor Hayes
INDfANApoLIs, Aug. 21.--The Sentinel OF
to morrow will publish the following letter,
written to Gov. Hayes hv Gen. Fitzpatrick, and
discovered by accident. IL was evidently cory
OF the letter sent and was meant to be pre-
served, but was dropped. The handwriting Is
an exact fac-simile II Gen. Kllpatrick' Signature
on the hotel register. The majority Of counties
visited by Gen. Kilp trick have previously teen
strongly Republican aud have less independents
strength than other counties III the State:
GRAND lorEI, lNDIANAPOLIs, Aug. 81, 1879.
DEAR SIR: have Just finished the tour of SIX
counties 10 Indiana, and feeling that any re-
iiaDle Information from this state will interest
you, 1 write. In the 1fst place the canvass Is
well conducted, the people are enthusiastic
aud determined and the old war spirit thorough
ly aroused, and If 1t were not for one thing we
could rest certain OF victory In Octooer
There IL an Independent party In this state, con-
fined. II Is true, to a few counties, but formid-
able. and It. viii defeat Gen. Harrison. There Is
but one way to overcome this movement. Ihe
leauers Of the independents are poor, needy,
and in debt. They must be lectured TO, and
documents must be placed In their hands, that
they may be convinced Of their folly. A bloody
shirt cam palgn, with money, aud Indiana Is SAFE.
financial campaign aud no money. aud We are
beaten. The National Committee has done no
thing for Indiana. Alone they ore nKhtlug their
battle, and bravely. but unless the National
Committee wakes up aud does Its duty to you,
to the party and the country. defeat Is certain
In October. | never In NV life felt so certain |
was dong my duty us in this contest, aud my
desire for success, my dear sir, Is my only et-
cuse for writing to you. Your friend,
j. FITZPATRICK.
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THE cuARlfsroN JUDoEsnIp.
Gov. Cbpmberiaiu's Answer TO Whipper's
Thrcsi TO Take Possession by Force.

CHARLESTON. :, c., Aug. q Gov. Cham
ber IN has issued proclamation regarding the
threatened effort OF the negro hi per To take
possession Of the Charleston judgeshp by force.
The Governor says: Any such attempt by
VIC. Whipper and those no may aid and bet
hun Will be reRai dcd and treated ~ ne, not
only unItwlui ana rlotous disturbance
OF the public peace, but ul4o = IN outrage upon
dicial uthouly not to be tolerated IN civil
lied Sttt-"
lie warns law oGirors TO oppose Whlpper's
pretensiOns. prum.tiy and VigOrnuslY and saws
II tie, f,il To do So, hc viii NJ once org ,niL
sufficient fotce for state cOn-t buidry, under
bis own direction ana cnntrpl TO support the
authority ot the rigniul Judge.
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THE oUTLOoh AT SARATOGA.
The Conkiingitcs Claiming IA Majority-Thc
Prospects OF the Candidates

The tOnkitngifrs "A
Prospects OF the Candidates.
SARATOGA, Aug. H.-Perhaps one-half
the delegate. to the Republican Convention are
already here. The friends Of Senator COnkling
claim that they will nave maj Jlrty OF the Con-
venuon IN moderate sense Of the term. hs
may oe so. but doubt II they will have a ma.
jor,ty that they can WELD AS they lease on the
Governorship. lhe opponents OF Conkling saw
tn his friends viii not have even a nomin i
majority. Ny Own opinion I, that neither lao
tion nov know witch vii ne the strJn. est On
Wednesday. 1t viii peud upon now the city
ceirpatts act, and tuty sre rat Qer shaky.
AZ this pres ~ ~ri.ing "r. loru-h seeins to
be ralh,r Lnucr tue we, ther - Gub, rnatOri Il
c nGidaie. senator CoukliuG Is intensely nos.
tile TO the nomination 81 Mr.. Evirs. | fncy
tine Centennial orator il out of the question.
CIV. l.. u. Morgan 10 ma up midibly. Many
= INK he viii br urmnat Il, for they cay CunN-
hns doesn't di-li,e hlm Hs mucn ~ he does
Eyarts. Judge Robertson Il spoken OF us com
promise candid te Tonight. Ihe rest OF the
A~pirAuts seem to be nowhere. with tue possible
execution Of Pre-i tent We.
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The steamer Chrystenah came down the Hud-
son ycstordi morning crowded with passengers short
ly after leaving Yonktrs rcasnutfacCd, middleaged
gentleman MIR Alexander Lyle the DRY goods mcr-
chr nt-inyitcd them join I'M religious services
I'll cabin. Al out nfty assembled there. and Mr. Lyis
exhortcd, prayed end led them In singing. Mr. Lyh
was convert eighteen months ago ny Nelson Naileyf
and has since then taken sctNc part IN the ieNlNA
meetings OF Moody and Sankey, DR. Tyn2, nnd otnerA
Living At Nyeck he COmrs Gown thp fvcrtNtry MonNU
morning on the ChrYslenah. returuing On ne slns.
loai Saturday night Since llst hprl ne ms hcu
these meetings board the uUat with the perm lAln
OF the Captain. MANY of The rtgua' srengets' how
ever are annOytd hcsc servic ~ ana pciltlin iH
ther suppression already bears over one hundred ss
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Caorsten Won Goswinckel. liquor dealer, was
diepossessed on the 2ith OF July Il the premises -
Bond ana state ,treeis oklyn, by john Iopw OF
ie, for failing to ray the rent In the "tof
y on while TopDs playing dominu"s In the sdoon.
Goswinchel entered. lie ~ having az wOrir ea.nI
In the day 1opls extended his RIG hand, saving "Do
Won w,ut 10 be frends ?" Goswinckel look TopUs
hsnd with his left hHud. and with IA ight siaOJed
Toppe in he neck drew the knito across is thrO
wOunding hun from ear TO ear. .iOpps was lor
long time In a critical condition. 1csltruH uc ~
Lb.e to appear before Jus,ice Wash Goswnckei huos
no defence and " as held without Dail.
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the YICHF CLUB's CRUISE.
A Part Of the Flret sailing for G,ouccster-
1heir fu.ure Movements.

yufk YACHT CldO sgua-rnn rode out the gale
last ui-ht IN EdE.rtown Haroor. the Ider and
tho Wauderer SAILED fnr Gloucester about noon.
The sloops IN ward and Ni.ion and the
schooner Madeleine have already gone west and
the 2 Lnoners Rambler, Met, hul Ah'e viii fol-
low TO morrow. he slOoIs NinoeA ard Arrow
and schoouer- Jos.pnlue, k'-tle.s. Fo.m,
E,tellr. AlaIm, aud D,c.dhouttt remain at
Edgar uwn, anu II Is On th, ur,lruume for them
to sai u GlOucr- ~ to-u'ri.w IS. nut there l.,
very II ie prob uillty OF more h hu n,lf If them
doing so. This Split, Nv Ettiy "ell the nae
Zee " uch started ffom Glen Cove, ana as the
se ison Is getting late and many N"cnt owners
have OF, or eugageuients. the Ch4hces ale 1tuall
for the vessels of the fleet feunlung at Newport.
Should thty DO 50 there NAV aciI sailed Tor,
LiteE whicn the squadron VIII disoind.
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mo B.INk's BLUNDER.
Tho Cause OF the Financial Crisis la Poriu-
ghI-Kciiei fran Lnuland.

LONDON, Aug. 2l.-lhe times says the financial
crlsi, IN PO lusai orgnitrd IN the failure oi some
nraicing OanIs IN Oporto and Is revival OF the
ciiss mere ~ May last, shen some wcnk nanss were
nHr-itn ty the htrun. cr N tutl .hs 1hr Government
ais. a4N-ncru munct. Iie Ullis thea 'i., cunt u
inr IanNs u.Yr no thrir ur 'r, ana as tirh
pusi"n 4. un'uurnYr the ron -vr hnnRs refuse 10
rrnr" the hllr Tie blundtr II IA Baak - Portugal
ul iNr- 40 nov - NN ln. c1Hh t. fei tr fuI AZ "a,
area iut Citalr, Hid Hp tor II 'eN huus nd
t.Nri i-us. numutr ~ hanhs ere cOmpcll,d close
lhcu dIuiH ~ Ia expected mat thf lar uat ~
spNitisuH nol s'rr, ha previously eiattdl Wiltu lh
gn, ion t.f lahk % u lmd ~li rrsiur connd nee.
~ thr hHJ CTlslH tne Government tmpO tea gulu nut
me ~ ray = tArnan.e 'enplru II away n ncc It.
SCARCITY, winch Tue AK, perhaps, l.ht have pTf-
now,
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Cnhnr,, Eli. Clarke & Co.. BanLrup,..

A petition In involuntary bankruptcy W s 6led
against william Canart. Enls Clarke Co. Of ~
Broome street. Saturuav yesterday tne raoers
were sent to Judge Bllichiord a. N,wpnrt. Tue nrm
T. of the ulnrst in te city, oni d"at sQlsit N
wOOien 20 ds. Tho habiltles are foo 900. The peu-
toniug creditors rc iuFtmln s. Co.. Pastor Hascn-
shaw q Co.. Van Naf,nuutr X l'atltt, Hart Co..
and i.eahuLn & BrOihprs. The OrOs Of tnr trtouiu{
creditor. .e-.to :i0.OOu, anu me rcst Is uiNld
among .evrniern rrms. Inc trouble came Ot "hara
times' AID rlri kgge 10 values.
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4 BURGL4R'S Monk.
A aIan's ,sucsts Robbed In their sleeping
i.Oons IA Home up the River.

HUDSON. Aug. 2l.-Mr. WIN. Ten Brocck
lives bcyoni II, Gre-ntort line ia n sou tnerly
direction from this cIiy, his house being oii
knoll IN a. er We. "A few dtNs ago IA ha1 several
friends visiting hiu.. al d on saturday n'ght the
house W., visited 10y hursl T. lie placed
ladder on the kitchen roof climbed into win
dow. ana entered all the sleeping rooms. 50
noisel-ss were hls movements none Of the fain-
ily or guests were aware of hi presence. md he
escaped with his buuty WI hout awnkrutug my
one. He s { red 1vo gold " tches a chains,
BELONGING t. Mr.. Eyarts Ten Brueck. Nr. COafieS
Ten Brncck. rnu ar. Wm. II. lea Hruock anu
two ladies. IL also took so IN all from the
pocket. I th, mems cl & irg. uNrtlp' hing wo
otnrr z. ld " tcne- ard larsc sum ~ mon y m
\ AdrsN. thicf + Police = vdri. suspec Ing Jas.
~ ipuy, nd tim rreriod. lie ut- srryeI a
terin ~ state prison tot ui tl tnd ste linE In
tl vsr ck I- WIS IN Mr. ven br tUc <- cI. u y,
auu liv, d IT. tenement not flr from Mr. Ten
Bro ck's house.
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a DISPUTED B.ILL GAME.
rhe ChicngOs Dissatisfied with the Umpire's
ID, D,ci.iOn. aud Leaving the Field

sr. LOUIS, Aug. H.-The game OF base
,al between the 81. Louis ana Cnicigos 10 day
vas terminated uy the latter cluo leavi NJ the
ied un4er the following circum~t ,nces: when
,he ST. Louis went to the BAT f., the last half
If the ninth inning the game stood to g.
hcGeary reached tue third base, wa N Cuthbert
itovr a hall down tue lice OF mat uase, which
HcG Hry encountered wnllr tIuu|lI nome. ana
l. direction WIS ~ Chansed ~ 30 Ausuu, at ths
All q. failed 10 stop II. Ihe nae .gus malil-
/. iurd mat TIE mari rem "t. l.ten'Ionai,
n ilr tne umpire, ct Cin' lnhuii, .rid that II wds
lccl ltutal, ana ueciued Nj Il -a. ran should
:nun., whHeupon tue 'li.,f'- lrit the held,
nd the game Wa declu~d rd 10 the u.
Lluis- 9t'U. Iue score b. i,As;
S.',,''''... '''.'' % 30
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PoUGHKrrPslE, Aug. 2lrho trottlnG week
begins 10 Tue track Is in hne order ard the
racing viii be OF more than ordiuay interest There
are ninelysI entries and the pursc- orc large In the
- tlurhl facr turs uOteu UuttrTH smurgler Guld-
smith Nd Judge Fullerton Lucille Gtludust, and
bndnr WI st-rt. Hho proerammt Tor g. row si
tltst race, purse 1000 .:h class, thirteen erreTi
second 90, purse t2,u,O, 22i cas-, Twelve eui:ics
runnin race, purse 300 Tor All ages mile aud reptAA
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THE LIBARaL CONVENTION



spOnsc 10 John Cochrnne's can.
SARATOGA. Aug. 2l.-The Liberal Repub-
lican Convention At Saratoga Springs on the 18th
inst. chose the following DELEGATES to represent
the county In the Lo,ral Repu lican State
Convention next Wednesday. They are all Ill
den men;
First Dslrct-Judge John Brown, Giles 5. Bri.oin.
and Prot. f. r. Manu-.
Srconu DistriCt-Ino Hon. Alemhert Pond. sheriff
Joseph Buncus. snd Edmund j. huns, edit of The
Saratoga Ssiiinei.
From all parts OF the State the Liberal Repub-
licans are responding to Chairman C"chrane's
call and the Libefal SIDE show at ratoga
Springs is likely 10 be quite as nuntIou-.y at
tended rs the Republican Convention, nj by
advoc ties Of a better cause Monroe county
viii send nine llldru delegates, headed b, the
Hon. d. ID. ;. Brown. Nj CARA promises six
more OF the me KIND, anu Livingston has
elected three liuen men.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY THB
SUN,S REPOETERS.
The Estate Of the " Black Crooks" Autbcr-
Brothers at War In the SurrogRte's Cours
Tho Disputed CIainrof m Adrninistrat ov.

Surrogate Calvin rendered n decision yester-
day relating to the will Of Charles NJ Barras author %
the "Blsck Crook" His estate is worth sO0o0 and
he made no will. Hiram d. Darrss. trother. was 40
pointed admin. TRAITOR, and he paid to himself f2ooa
which he claimed to be due on two notes Washingt~
Barras relative, objected to the allowance OF thn
item among Others on the a1mlnstratOr's account Ths
question was referred to Peter " Burksel, VINO 70
jccted the contested Item. and the administrs-
tor then objected to the report OF tie raf-
cree. SURROGATE Calvin says that the Claim
OF the administrator was rejected because an
expert. Payne, testified against the genuine
the signatures the bonds and two other Wit
ness,s testified that heard the adminstrator 80
that he hac note from Charles NJ BaIras TOT "
money advanced, nptw ithstAndng siA Mltnfste ~
acquainted with his handwriting tesllncd 70 w
gcnuinene Of the .ignaurrs. The SURROGATE ahowea
tne claim. Bad faith attributed 10 ne AudllOf IN
thc Surrogate that he cannot decide such an aus
cation upon partc testimony.
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The Democrats or fremont.

very o,oNdcd ana enthusl stic meeting
ce bratci last night tue raising " the rden anu Hen
diics- CLUB banner at fremont, Mr. W. ". Nilos pre-
81 ed, anl wls introduced bY Mr. HenY D. Ford, the
IT tllrni Of te Gun. Mr.. Nlca said that he WAS
prrs at ine orh Of the ls"pu lran party ana loved
u lu lr VIZ uuu, nulA and uhuhOOi But h ~ nauH
m stahre Aad rrlusel tU repent Of thcm. He was
"a re- ore, comp Lea to leave H. ana Jn that party
Dnnnlg MoMAlun AND I.hn =. Mel lrllnnl.
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United States District Attorney Bliss had Q
letter 10 yestcrday's 70nss nlccng that the Inds
pendent Republican primaries were fraudulent MIR
wood +. 7 ornc Pre- iicnt of the lndrpcrecut Hs
publican Central Committee, rcpltd 10 th' P'f s,r
lag 4 y, nture to nlcasu luy own Ch ctes as
man OF yctacl against the en-. rlcfer 4 Sir George
Bliss, iuu. stnkin mans Nufi against aautA"r.
AGAIN prom uuet Sir. BLISS sItl0as f,.se, aud add
that their iasehuOd is wlful"
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At the Grove 81 ert colored camp meeting in
EcwnrS SUNDAY, whe he Rcv. John Tay ior. col.
GRO barber VIE rua ehins some white rou-hs ed
diftu bahcc and the PIE cher told half dozen COL
Orc me VINO err. rlAh to tJrrl tItu. Their was
tOnai cradle res aACt. uut the whites were uriNt
out So % aftoINNrn tn,y returned ana rcIeWtd he
uIstuthauce, ana were aElin tJcDcl, au, gc.u ir-
-tn,' usldt tnc s.tv, thty uA IL at. OK
the color u M" urlNlg trlI Howl CIR We stIr.t.
1nr 'lt-b"drd men ui the camp meeting then tu.ned
Out Ane put 90 IA 90 n.hnt,
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DR.. Louis ANTHONY Gescheidt died suddenly
sunday. lie was native Of saxony. came to Nov
York about iorynye years ago aud IN active
ucc Nh, Stefan and surgeon unt 1870 when he 70
tired. He lived IN Elohh stie nva diversity pAca.
lie wHs consulted IN Commodore Nandrraits c e 70
Gently, IA us rule he dd un pro esslOn D after
1870. He le.ye. wife ana one brother who Ia ths
welknVwn architect " this city.
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A lar. e number Of Custom House politicians
started for yesterday Ia three prrlnr cara
AMONG them were W,eh,r OBien. surveyor sharpe.
D.stnct.Auorney Bliss Custom House Cartman rucJ
Higlr Aprtaiscr Frefc ch Corne ius Van Colt. Cot
Kctchum. ana Collector Althlr. VINO carri"i ar 70
bundle afhdavts Of Custom Od Unirtr- expo! s!ag
the IT uds perpctrhod at tn purnry etuons ~ ne
Indpprndent krtullcaus. lie Hnidavi are TO "
uod t. oppose tine Of the ll1epcudent dele
gatcs ~ the StAtc IOnycGtOn.
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The DeaIh of DIR. Brueningh ha usen.

DR.. Charles Drueninghiusen, a leading Ger
man physician Of hrlynv years practice IA this cy
died OF heart disease SUNDAY at his residence los
WaYctley place HIS age slxty-,glt years. lie
one of thr orgaaiEcrs OF the trs Gt ralan epubi
CUB IN TINS tty and In 1887 eecte one ~ the
10 ri nf ZEN Cove uors whu htd charse ~ the uuhc
,hai abi' Institutions. During the ,belAOn hr served
rs ID. -ade sLr- con -GcucTaL
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NpDLElOwS, n Y, Aug. sl.-Chares 4. Guy
desperate negro character, who mas term In
the prs Was to-day conmitieu O. Goshen
IAN where he Will aw M the aCluu Of the Sessions for
u,sauitlng Mludrt WA pl ice officer with ri1 :.
Guy Mas iyns to klil Ills mistress wuen the officer n-
torftrtd, Ihv negro lal tU. OinClr down when
othei onlcer came 60 ms relief.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2l,-ine chess tourna-
ment was continued to-day, MARTINEZ and Mason
played hclr second game, whica by the latter
Judd and Wa . aged one game, and the Istior won.
Rrd won 40 Rhu,s ir 'm ioNcrti, and barbour lost
game go David, H. M..1Hls un ahead, wltn DAVIDSON
good SECOND, and u ri I. lrd
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The wind having changed Yesterday, Il arofA
became necessary for the young editor to climb the
spire surmoununC tire tall tower, and pull around the
weather 10 make II indicate he true itua.
uou OF ewnd. The feat Nss sc onipsh' net u een
nlne ana ten o'cinck. tn the admiration ~ large
crowe which hastily assemrled IN street, Prut.
Ing House square ana The CITY HAL PARK.
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The Commodore'- wedding Anniversary.

Yestesdav was the seventh anuivei sary OF thA
marriage OF Commodore Vanderbilt with his proc
cnt wife. MT Augustus schel cent 10 the house Q
basket OF flowers. anu Miss Augusta j Evans tnr au-
thor. sent from or home Mobile box of ScupUer-
noig RraIeA There Was NO chanSe VI inpOrtance 10
tue Comm Ouores COnlltl In.
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Two nIurderer- Lynoned.

CNCINSATI, Aug. 2l.-lwO young men named
Henry salA anu Squire llummond, who were m Jhl At
Oweutou, owen county, H. ., Tor the murder Of R>b,u
Martin, highly respected citizen OF owen county,
were taAen irom the jan about O'Clock Saturday
morning last by a band OF forty masked men, and
hanged upOn d tlto Town. Very III lt tACtrilcht
WA manifested about TIE bnching, tue cltz uH gene
iy approving the lawl Hedrrd Inc young men we're
cons rcd VIA ma rec Aless whcn uudtr hr influence
of uquol, was the c,se whon thty murdeltd Mr
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In spite uf the proposed naval reductions.
alb u, hundred extra men have been hired In ne
Er. oKlyn Navy Yard the u-ua auer iucrcasu.
ard, there n no Nnrk for most Of t4pn, th~s IRE
defalcd TO ~ up fne grass 'lat nos ruVn 10 ire
cracks in the tldrwnlss, Il III tat iuui nr'd
men are To he hiird m October, all pledged 10 vote for
uAyCs Wheeler.
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Rescued from the Long Branch surf

LONO I3nANCn, n J. A0e. 2l.-Nr. ]. Rnther-
ford tson BrouKJn, while bathing THIS morning,
carried out by tIe uuucrtoW, HIS TO- nrp
brought ut Messrs william poueher AMI Bcujtmn
Mnitrm u. Wno uohly went 10 the rcsctc and rougnt
him safely TO tie shore Ihty we're ouuD ulul tu4pd
by tine hundreus Il people % witnessed daring
H.
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WAsnINGTON, Aug. a There l. movement
on foot 10 Treasury raise pool IN each Of The
several uurcaus hr ucucnt Of tht sc are To
their n ccs hy the contemi tied reductions. fhr pian
f. to usrrss the rWpuyC.s of rach buiVau a stated
amount the sum raised tu be dstrluue4 equally among
the discharged ones,
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John Mulway.n youth OF II years. w's found
druuk and cltAlnr TO "A rni,ns on East fity-ninth
etrcet ycs,rdRY nc sail tnat bar 6nur, l'ier ltnt
lni giv. u INN tie LIQUOR IN brewery IN Ean .ib
nin street. kutn Nns nA,d tlO UJ .stlce kasnlrr.
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WAsHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-iiy an error IN the en-
gtossmeut th0 LrFisiliNa Appropriation bin which
hss been approved bv the Preld mt. there Is omitted
IN a pOrr ton Of $4,000 for he contins Mt hd of
the Department Ol Justice. The cnc OF TINS viii dt
lrve t1is branch OF the Government service Of hgAI,
lunL 100. NC.
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The Central pnclnc Injunction.

SAN FRANCisCO. Aus. 2l.-lhe deiendlnt's
motion 20 dissolve the Injunction IN the case of the
sock ol'ers aga ~ t'e directors Of the Central Pa
cihc Il llrotd, rrslraiung the natter from usiug The
money ut tine corp W "a 10 nay tac interest tIe
BONDS Of tie California 3Aclhc was .enled Uy the Court
Llis morning..
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MIDDLE1owN, n. Y, Aug 2l.-Wn. H. North
way, chur ed wan atl 800 gerry ~ Horse eads NJ W.
was arroaiei llimnur.h h. Sussex county, n. j. on
Sturu y, UY Co.tihlc Jrryis OF DrcorrtoNn n, from
whum lie e Cnprd We trriaY. Alien cooper. Shrrln ut
rhemunt, aIrycd nj DecKcrtOSn alter lLe Oscape VI
the prlsUnor
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the LATEST oLD WORLD NEWS.
Disraei'r Farewell to the Men who have
stood by Him since 1S47.

LONDON, Aug. g. T. Disraeli h.s published
fareNe. address his constituents the electors Of
BucSnghamshlre by wnom he has been returned to
House Of Commons Continuously since lSi7.
lie says; Throughout my public hfe have
aimud II two Chiri ults NUt IN en-lhe 10
tne principle. Of progress. | have endeA,ored
TO reconcile change vi tiat respect fOr tr 4itIOn
witch is one ~ the main Clements OF
cal sticustu. And Ia iuterna al lrs nave endeay
oTed tu develop si Il strengthen the empire believing
that tie tomuiu,tOu - achievement. aAd responsible
u elvyates tue character aud cOndluon Of The peOpe"
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In n fight NJ II state street, liroo lyn. on Sun
day night. between John Su Ivan ana MIchaei uuiL
yc, In which the entire nouuntion - The tenement
ultimately paftclD.ted Gun oyic was strucS was
efOnr. and hi. s.u1 frdc,Lrrd. last evening.
tle a,tonishmrnt ut the hO-pa pAybciaus he Qua
bed aud walked home.
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BRuS'tLs, ont, Aug. 2.-A disastrous nre
swept over mis- yliagc on SUNDAY ugnt. II began In
Eupll.h', uase factory and spread rlpl'y swc p
~ tYcrYthl 81 It's t,uf e. ~" l-rls uuhh .
STANDS ere uutncd ana fourteen famlns left hOus0
less. the loss Is estimated Al over fou,OJo
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arrNrd iu toNu from Siratoga TINS ryehine, accom-.
u,i lea hy has tainn aud iu. j. e. litrith of Ken.
tucAy lie VIA aGurcss ii kspuOnoHn meeting here TO.
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CHRYENNE, W. r., Aug. Capt Fiizrerald.
Ninth lniantri, NHk nCclCentWly thut by Lieut.. BALD.
win at Camp johnson recently, " s feared his limD
wal haVo " be Enputatsd
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ia, VIsHultG, Pa Aug ~ Ex Couniy Treas
ma, M ut luN"rut ,ouuty, who Mas convicted
A snnrt Inns A'nvo Of 'nbtA cuvut has tetuhded W
Tho State tAe suui y. h'ooo
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The Thcrmnmetcr ~ sew iork YcSterdsS-
At IIudnut'- 1T 3 p'clrrk \. =, Go q, 5S' q
63o u Nj G7.. ..l l. NJ Is 7Js, y. 81 l.. 0J'.
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Hing harouctrG VtnNle winds, Slightly
warmer ana generally c4rnr srhthtr
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The Atlantic WIS 10 Resume Work.
pREPARIyG ron NorAMnER.

LAwRENCE. Mass, Aug ell lhe Atlantic Mis-
will IT up On sept IA, Ni"g employment to LOO
OPERATIVES.
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A Camp Meeting Disturbance.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2l.-Tno dufy Centennial
from Oloue. u E, Mas' aItveu here tOdY.