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TYPr-sETlERs' PICNIC.

typographical Union No held ITS annual picnic
and midsummer nigh, festival at the Harlem RIVER
Park l25th street and Second avenue las, nisht. a
large proportion OF The members OF the Union
hand, with their wives and swechesrts, and the affair
most enjoyable The sport grew fast and furious
about nine o'e0ck when about 300 persons waltz
lng GimoTc's music
The iuli moon uate gts hight unnecessary, but sun
gas ght used order that the walters night
tncr Ways throuEh the giHdy maze. Al twe,yc
O'Clock the festival closed aud majority OF the PIC.
nckers came 10 sown on the steamboat Morrsanla
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpnasters are informed
that by legraphing the HERALD London Bureau, ad-
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet London or to tue
Paris Office addressing 'Bsnnett 81 Avenue de POpera
Pars the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be csbled TO this
country tree of chsr,e
Captains arriving and sailing French and Med-
terrancan will find the Paris Office . economi
cul and cxpeditious for tel n
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SAILED.

Steamers Britannia (3, Liverpool; Egypt (r), do
Italia DR. Glasgow; Asatia (Br do AIneriquc (Fr),
IIavre Erin dr. London Utopia (Br, do; MAIN Gcr).
Bremen; Acapulco. Aspinwa Liberty, Havana; City OF
Austin. Galveston via Key Vest Moraan City. New Or
leans: Knrxcrbocker do San salvador Savannah Cham
pon Charleston: Regulator. Wilmington NC: Old Domn-
lon, Richmond. &c; & Knight Georgetown. DC; ships
I,rer,crthe c;er Bremen ,ov Morton. Mobile barks
Kraja,cco Aus Genoa; Maria Rose Ger, Stettn iany
medes (Sorl, kisnore brirs Belle tBr). do Patterson
tIr). Lagusyra and Porto Cabelo: Mary Leighton,
Christiansand; Hansen (Nnr). Lubbock; siena Bri
Charottetown PEE Echo (Br). ST johns NF Abby Thsx-
ter.
Wind at sunset. wNW: at midnight, NV.
Barometer at sunset. 29.os
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THE PARKVILLE CASUALTY.

William McMonigle, owner OF the wagon that up
set last Wednesday at parkville L. l., and by which
Mrs Nichols killed. before Coroner Smms, at
the Kings County Court House yesterday and admitted
to bail in tho sum OF s., 600
Moses McMonige. the driver of the wagon, was also
placed under bonds o: the amount
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WALKING on InE WATER.

Professor N q. Frcdcnckson this afternoon will al
empt the extraoriinary feat OF walking u .
East River from the foot OF ffiy fourth street. The
Professor challenges any one 10 accom- plush the
great ea, OF IA either rough smoolh water.
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A SEAMAN ROBBED.

Justice Riley of the Fourth District Court, of Brook
lyn, yesterday held Samuel sullivan who arrested
Friday night On the charge OF robbng James c. King
q discharged seaman OF $3.50.
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WUAL.EAlEN.

sailed from New Bedford Aug u. schr Knights. Foe
pruvincctuwn.
Stated from Honolulu July ~. bark Eliza. Dmond NIB.
to
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BROOKLYN POLICE WORK.

According to the report OF Thomas Williams. Clerk
of Arrests there SIS persons arrested in Brook
lyn during the month OF August.
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SPOKEN.

ship Ellen Munrcc Norcross fr m London April II FOR
San franciacn, Junc 80, Int =; ;. Ion 81 "
ship King freeman. from Liverpool April 20 Tor
san Francisco. J ane -. lat ~ ). Ion u W.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. :, lS7
ARRIVALS.

RKrosrKp NJ rHr HERALD srgAx vkcnrs AID HERALD
wnirhsroNg rkLsGRArH LINE
steamer Kenw.rth tisr) frow.-. Antwerp Aug TO- with
mdsc and oS passengers 20 Geo " Cotton.
~tcsmcr ~tatr u Texas Rolgcr. Galveston Aug ~ and
kcy West 2vth with nidse and IL allory
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Brothers Pride tr) Bowne, from Liverpool July
win Svdu
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pArRs or DEPARTURES YORK FOR THE MONTH
sKPrHMBER
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Wind at sunset. wNw: at midnight. NV.
Barometer At sunset. ~. oS.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
The Mobeson Invcstigation.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Tne report Of
the majority OF the House Naval Com.
mite, signed by all the Democratic mem.
bers, In regard to an investigation of the
Navy Department, and read to the mi
nority OF the Committee. arraigns Secre.
tary Robson in very severe terms.
charging him with gross violation of law
in muking contracts, in making pur.
chas2s without advertising, in expend-
ing money in excess OF appropriations.
in aiding Jay Cooke u Co. with Govern.
ment luads when they were in a bank.
rupt condition. and for sundry other acts.
The report says that the majority are
not iully satisfied thnt these alleged Vic.
lations OF lnw are grounds for ilnpeuch-
ment, and therefore recon ,nend mat lie
evidence be referred to the Judiciary
Committee ior their opinioa in regard q
the alleged corruption OF the Secretary.
The report says it Is ,!ue min to say thin
there l. no eyidence that he has lrviilud
rs any " lbe, a.legvd .rautls and wlu,.r
lrecuces, III hptlsh MS intimate eIu-
z pns with the C.tI.ls, whv sold III. evn.
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LATEST LOCAL.

THE Queen City Club House will be
formally opened tomorrow.
THE condition of Hon. Geo. E. PuQh,
at 2 O'Clock this afternoon, was un.
changed. He is very low.
JOHN CUMMINs was bound over to the
Grand Jury this morning on the charge
Of assault with intent to commit rape
upon the little daughter Of Mr.. Mulvihiii.
MR. BEN. SHoTr, the Coroner's clerk.
deserves circuit Tor the way he is keeping
that efice in order dnrlug Coroner
Maley' absence. The Office, in fact, was
never run better than it Is now under
Ben.'s superintendence.
THE Short-iine Railroad excursion to
Columbus was one OF the best patron
lied of the season. Twenty-Five coaches
conveyed eleven hundred and eighty-six
passengersy and the Indications were
thai all would have delightful time.
AN inquest was held by Squire
Scilwab, on the body OF James Craig,
who WAS found dead on the leyee. at the
1901 OF Freeman street, yesterday. The
Jury returned u verdict Of "death from
sunstroke, superinduoed by tho exces-
siye use OF liquor.n
HON. TONY MCtAFFERY uppea@ed In
Tue Police Court this niorHing us the
-s'"Asveg cQulsol VI Andy snatoher, u
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MERRITT MEETS THE FOE
And Drives the Hostile indians
Back with Loss of One.

By American Press Association TO the STAB.
CHICAGO, July 19.-Gen. Sheridan has
forwarded dispatches to Crook and
Terry, ordering them to join their forces
as soon as possible and make united
attack on the Indians. 1t Is expected al
army headquarters that q decisive blow
will be struck before fall. Intelligence
from Merritt is anxiously awaited, and
may be received any day, although II
seems probable that II he follows to en-
gage the sayages for any distance his
campaign will cover week at least. II
Ia thought that II he does not overtake
the Indians soon after the time they lefl
their reservations that he will not pur.
sue them for any distance.
LATER.
CHICAGO, July 19.-The following tele.
gram has just been received at military
headquarters in this city:
"To Col. R. G. Drum, Adjutant General Diyis-
ion Of Missouri:
"FoRT LARAMIE, July ia courier
just in from Red Cloud brings the re.
port that General Merritt intercepted
the Cheyennes and Sioux, who attempt
cd, eight hundred strong, to join the
hostilss, and drove them back to Red
Cloud, killing one Indian,
"lSignedl E. +. TOWNSEND"
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That Stolen Ride.

tbs now learned that the three boys
who We're stealing ride on the c., G. o
l. Railroad the other night, and one al
whom was killed by falling of aud an
other severely injured, were Cleveland
bootblacks. The one who was killed
was named John Fitzgerald, who IiTea
on Michigan street, Toledo, o. The sGk
In the hospital Is named Peter Ktiday,
who got on the cars at Cleveland. ThS
third boy is James J. Hoban. The bsdT
Of the boy killed was identified by the
knife and corn-husker which were found
upon him. A verdict was rendered q
death from accidental injuries.
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Police Court.

Miscellaneous "A. q. Hall, abusinz
family, 10 days and $1O0; VIM. Nuius
No. 1, assault with intent to kill, con.
tinued; VIM. Nuttle No. 2. same. cDns
tinued; Alonzo Anderson, shooting Hita
intent to kill, continued; Thos. o. MeaEa.
threatening personal violence, ceal
tinued; John Grady, cruelty to animais.
dismissed; John Cummins, assault witt
intent to rape, bound over; Andrew
snatcher, housebreaking, S0-$5O; ysha
Cunningham, resisting officers, %, ans
remitted; John Morrison, conoeaied
weapons. $40, fine remitted; same,
threatening personal violence, die.
missed; Thos. Farrell, lettering, con,
tinued; VIM. Kay, permitting NUISANCE.
costs. ..rsas,
Drunk and Disorderly-Chas. MaruHa.
$40; Herman Boake, So; D. Hy att. q
days; Annie Brooks, $40, Emil Albert
continued; Geo. Ross, So; Michael Goia2
stein, dismissed; John Higgiuson, xi0s
Maggie O. Brien, 30 days; John Norris
sey, So; Thomas Lynch. 80 days; Thus.
|O'Meara. continues; Fannie FItasiua-
mons, 80 days; Lawrence Schwartz, Il
days; Edward Zealand, $40; John Can
nlngham, 81.
Assault and Battery-Louis ReiveE,
continued; Thomas Porter, dismissed.
Petit Larceny-Geo. Miller. 80 SaD0:
Hawthorne Huddieson, dismissed;
August Dishner, dismissed; Michasa
Clause, dismissedi Charles Mcyers
3o-$50.
Vagrancy--B. Katz1y, 90 days.
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Springfield atenas.

Special to the Star.
sPRINGFIELD. July ID. - Two mer
named Davis and McGraw were cap
tured by the police while picking a
woman's pocket in market yesterday
morning.
MIR. John G. Buxton and family, oil
this city, will visit the Centennial this
week. laf4
The Columbus Buckeye Baseball Club
is expected in this city next Friday.
The Ancient Order OF Hibernians give
a picnic ut the Fair Grounds on Thurs
day, July 27. .s,... ...-....45
The Democratic Central Committee
w meet at the Council Chamber Satur-
day next at 2 O'Clock. lvn iff
Men and boys who make a practice Of
bathing In the mlil-race will be taught q
lesson in Limitation by the Marshal il
caught again.
Small green worms from half to
TWO inches long, are eating UP the Dab.
bage crop in ttiis section.
Rev. K. II. Fairchild, DID,, President
Of Berea Collegs, Kentucky, is visiting
his friends In this city.
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The Saratoga Regatta.

Bv American Press Association to the SrAR.
SARATOGA, N. T., July 19.-The Uni
versity race was won by Cornell, after
a splendid struggle.
Harvard came in second. The reeult
was greeted with deafening cheers for
the Cornell crew.
The following is the order in which
the crews arrived at the close Of the
University race: Cornell first, Harvard
second, Columbia third, Union fourth,
Wesleyan fifth, and Princeton sixth.
The winners time is 17:1K.
The Freshman race came off next, and
was won Ike The two preceding ones by
Cornell. Harvard came in second.
The Paris crew OF 8t. Johns, N. b.,
have challenged the Biglin creW OF New
York to row four-oared shell race,
six miles, for $4,000 a side, either at
st. Johns or Springfield, Mass.
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M0rtuary Record.

John Joseph Scnmitx, y months, citE.
Maria Riam, 70 years, Germany.
Jacob W. Paschen, ~ years, city.
Regina Echmann, Il years, GermanE.
Jasper Tarron, city.
George Harpt, so years, Frankfort
Bennie Hannigtort, months, city.
I: Wilhelm Hesseteoch, 2 years. city.
Philip Weisenbath, year, city.
August b. Gerding, SO years, Germaaz.
Chas. NJ. Hoffman,, IA months, Virgiala
Annie Daering. 10 months, city.
Annie Berte, 70 years, Wales.
Blanche Shordon, % days. city.
u. A. Keisler, months. city.
John b. Marsh, 4mopths, city.
Peter Siewelt, years, city.
Caroline Young, I week, city.
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tracts, is subject to oensure. A minor
ity report will he drawn up ana signed
by all the Republican members Of the
Committee.
NOminatioms.
The President sent the following nom
nations to the Senate yesterday: Moses
Brayman, of Wisconsin, to be Governor
of Idaho, and j. H. Steer, to be indian
Agent At Santee Agency, Nebraska; also
number of army and navy promotions.
5a About Currency.
Many applications from Banks and
Bankers are received at the Treasury for
silver in exchange for United States
notes, based upon the impression that
the Silver Bill has become law. The
Secretary can, under the provision of
the Silver Bill, make no regulations to
increase the payments, as the present
rate OF paying out silver will soon ex-
hau5t the amount on hand, unless the
mints at once largely increase their
issue. T;f 9.f @
Since the Treasury has resumed the
payment Of fractional currency, $1S, co.,
600 have been paid out. Tue mints at
San Francisco and Carson City are
steadily working now, but the extreme
hot weather has intertered considerably
WAtA Ihe WOTk aL Cne EnllHUeipnla MINI.
AS soon as the weather gets little
cooler work there will be pursued as
fast as possible. The Silver Bill pro.
yides tor the issue Of $50, 900, 900 in silver
coin.
No Troops for South Carolina.
WAsHINGToN, July 19.-Gov. Cham
berlain, OF South Carolina, Is expected
to arrive here to-day to consult with
Secretary Cameron and the Attorney
General relative to sending troops into
South Carolina.
From the tenor of the discussion on
this subject at the Cabinet meeting yes
terday and the expressions OF the Cabi-
net off1cers outside Of the meeting,
1t WAS inferred that the President
will decline to send the troops asked
for by Governor Chamberlain, on the
ground that it would be regarded as q
movement in the interest OF Governor
Chamberlain's election, and not for the
protection OF life and property.
Besides, in view of the TACT that more
troops are needed in the Indian coun.
try, it is not considered good policy to
distribute troops in the South.
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SUMMER SPORTS.

Bv American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, July 10. - The yacht
Countess OF Dufrerin, which arrived
Monday evening, will be thoroughly
overhauled before she races with the
Madeline for the Queens Cup, so that
the first contest will not take place for
at least three weeks yet.
The Canadian yacht is acknowledged
to be q dangerous competitor by MEM
bers Of the New York Yacht Club. In
case she beats the Madeline, it Is be-
lieved General Butler, who owns the
America. will challenge her for the
American Cup.
The race for the Bennett Challenge
Cup, open to all yachts Of all nations, to
come on next Monday, Is attracting CON
siderable interest, and fine race is ex-
pected. The course is from Sandy Hook
to and around the light ship, OF New
port. and return.
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young man living in the Twenty-Azf
Ward, VINO was accused by Frank. Got.
man OF breaking into the latter,s huusa
ON the l2Lh OF June. Tony plead AMI
talked and howled ana grinned, rumplsa
his hair, perspired, and--got the feiiss6
convicted as easy as rolling of Iak.
The sentence is thirty days and $50.
JANE SCOTT, coiored cyprian livfns
at 227 West sixth street, has a grmag7
against a while girl who lives with Jea.
ME Butler, at 151 Longworth street. Skz
tried to kill the girl Ella Williamsi
with a briokbat this morning, and woniH
have accomplished her purpose butfsz
the interference Of Officer Logan, whz
yanked the infuriated female to the Gen.
trail Police Station. The trouble is abeNa
some money which Ella owes Jenny.
The horse attached to a dray maraIeH
j. l.. Light & Co. ran away up Vine stroek
this morning about II O'Clock, threatea-
ing destruction to yerything In the way.
At the corner Of Seventh and Fiae
streets the runaway coilided with iigha
wagon, doing no damage; but contina-
Ing his course up the west side of VIM
street, near Ninth he collided with q
horse and oart, breaking the shaft OF tAa
cart and dragging the cart horse abeaaz
twenty teet, when the runaway mnz
stopped. The cart horse was considers.
Dly cut and bruised, the runaway gettiaa
OIL without any damage.
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Basel s. Lincoln's pork-house, in St.
Louis, burned yesterday.
The corn crop Of Alabama this year
Will be tho best ever grown In the State.
Chas. III. Smith, Express Agent at the
Union Pacific Depot5 Omaha, Committed
suicide yesterday by shooting himself
through the heart.
A. Lane, Deputy Marshal OF Lacygne,
Kansas, shot and killed John Morton ON
Saturday last, for alleged too great anti.
macy with his wife.
A. e. Brinckman, Of Chester, Illinois,
and Jos. Melroy, OF Perryville, Missouri,
were drowned while attempting to GROSS
Apple Creek, near Longtown, Missouri,
Saturday night.
A number OF prominent Boston ladies
have purchased the Old South Church
building. and II they can not raise the
amount required to purchase the land In
sixty days will take down the building
and re-erect it elsewhere.
The cOtt0n-worm has appeared in great
abundance in all cotton-felds in Middle
and South Alabama. They seem to be
general, and fears are entertained,
early date, Of total destruction Of the
crop.
Mrs. Annie johnson was murdered on
| the outskirts OF Leavenworth, KS, by
Louis Earlemeir, man whom she had
| several times refused to marry. Her
| head was beaten almost to jelly. The
murderer escaped arrest, so lar. Mrs.
johnson lett tour small children.
The Reformed Episcopal Church Con-
ference adjourned to meet next year in
Philadelphia. The Church has so min
listers and SO congregations. Reports
were received from but "a Of these con-
| gregations, showing 2,3l1 families, 3,549
Communicates, and 4,OO5 Sunday-school
/ lchildrau
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ROUTING robson:
Lightning Strikes the Secretary Of the
Navy from Another Quarter.
AND HE Is ABOUT TO Be IMPEACHED.
Special to the STAR.

Special to the STAR. .rrHa.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Unless there
lie change in the programme to-day
before noon, Secretary Robson will be
impeached soon after the House meets
The Real Estate Pool Committee has had
before it for some time Paymaster Brad :
ford, who was long in Europe as the
confidential agent of Secretary Robeson.
Bradford's testimony, given, 1t Is said,
in utter ignorance Of its bearing upon
the testimony previously given, shows
that after Jay Cooke, McCullo ch 6 Co.
received the navy account formerly in
the hands of the Barings, and when they
had received already 100000 from tn Q
navy, Bradford warned the Secretary
that the house was tottering and likely
to fail.
In spite of his warning Robeson sent
Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co. 5000, OO(
more, and at the same time to Bradford
other sums to defray all expenses and
pay all the drafts OF the navy bills which
came to London, thus, In fact, Robeson
is shown to have deposited with Jay
Cooke, McCulloeh 8 20. 5000, 900 In gold
alter being warned that the house was
unsound; and it appears further that
Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co. were
never confirmed q agents by
the Senate, and there 1s q law
making 1t criminal offense for govern
ment officials to deposit money with
any firm until the same has been con-
6rmpd GlONQr Chairman NF IN
Real Estate Pool Committee, yester.
day took the opinions OF the members
Of the Judiciary Committee, and after
careful deliberation, came TO the con.
olusion that Robson Is liable and
guilty on MIR. Glover's report. 1t was
determined to report the whole matter
to the House to-day and demand the i'm.
parchment Of Robeson for high crimes
and misuemeanors.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the Boar&
This Morning.

1nlS MORNING.
The Board met in regular session, aas
the members present and Presidsns
Bell in the chair,
A communication was received iron
milestone d Co., asking the privileges
to construct railroad track aloug tisu
northerly side Of Eighth street, connest.
ing With the track 20 be laid ON Eggless
| ton avenue, for the purpose of recsiVias
aud delivering merchandise. Referred
to the Committee On Railroads.
On complaint OF Patrick and Michael
Corrigan, that WIN. Shay and II. Voz
Phul were dumping dirt on Northern
avenue, thus prev( iug access to CEN.
plainants' houses, The said Shay ana
Won Phul were ordered to cease TIA
dumping.
complaint OF insufficient water pras.
sure IN the building northwest corner of
FOURTH and Vine streets, preferred by
Geo. I. W iliiams, Superintendent OF The
Westsra Uuion Telegraph Company, was
on motion referred 70 the SnperiateaA-
ent Of Water works. y
Mr.. Baker, as Committee on TIA
claim Of Martin Maloney for the sum ef
$40 S21 for broken stone furnished Fsl-
ton avenue, reported thai he would re@.
ommend that The claim be disaliowed.
Report adopted.
On motion the following was adopted.
Resolved, That the deeds of al. w
Oliver and others, ana Robert j. Hsw.
den ana wife, OF ground for Grand az
enue pc and the same are hereby nc.
cepted. Also that the deed of dcdics.
ton OF Charles Address for Aldsvss
avenue be accepted"
.Artqucst fyom Charles Gabler 70 build
q culvert under Walker Mill Road ~
brixhton slr;t.ala w.s> yeferred 70 NJ.
GessvEt. "
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Ann Elixa's Case-Mormon Esni-
grants.

By American Press Association to the STAB.
SALT LAKE, July 19-The case Of Ann
Eliza against Brigham Young again oc-
cupied the attention Of the District
Court. Ann Eliza prays that Brigham
Young be adjudged guilty. and punished d
for contempt in not paying the alimony
ordered TO be paid by Judge Mexican
In February, 1915. The question OF the
legality OF the marriage was argued,
and the prospects are that Ann Eliza
will get her a1imony.
Four hundred Mormon emigrants ar
rived last evening, mostly Germans and
Scandinayians,
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Minor Mentions.

by American Press Association to the srAR.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Pat. herman and
jim Coilins, the noted pugllists, have
sished an agreement to tight each otheI
70 August within fifty miles Of New
York. "
COLUMBUS, July 19.-Gov, Hayes will
receive an excursion party from Indiana
Oh the I'll Of August. Senator Morton
VIII DO among tne number. A grand de-
monstfation Is expected.
LONDON, July l0.--The Commission
appointed by the bundhoiders of the
Alabama y Chattanooga Railroad being
uhupie 10 OBTAIN the assi stance required
by boaahclders hive resi- med.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
HTr, Hendricks, UIt,matum.

urs hendf1ckS, Ultlmatum.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-The Times
Washington special says Democratic
member Of the House states that Gov.
Hendricks has written letter to a mem.
ber Of the Indiana delegation stating
in substance that the only terms upon
which he will accept the nomination for
Vice President are, that the House be-
lore adjourning pass bill repeating the
Resumption Act.
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From the Coroner,. Og1,c..

MIR. Ben. Shott, Clerk at the CorDnarss
office, has submitted the following qaags
terly report: Inquests held, 271; bodie6
viewed. s2l3; venires, SIT rs; necessary
writing, 1892 SO; mileage, S12 20. Total
&635 AZ