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POLITICAL NOTES.
Governor,

TOPEKA, KS, August 1.-THE Com
mittee on Credentials Of the Republican
State Convention reported at 10'oclOck
last night, and at II tho balloting for
Governor commenced. George T. Antho.
ny, Of LedVenworth, was nominated after
several ballots, and at q o'clock
the convention adjourned until 0 o'clock
this morning. o.. H.
The convention feassembled this morn.
ing and completed the State ticket as fol.
lows: Lieutenant. Governor, NJ. ]. Salter;
Secretary OF State, 7. H. Cavanaugh;
Auditor, E. J. Bonebrake; Treasu rer, Jno.
Francis; Attorney General, VIM. Davis;
State Superintendent, A, NJ. Leon; Asso-
ciate Justice, A. Brewer. "a g,
Ii- Sd. PACKARD WRITES.
New ORLEANS, August 17.--The fol.
lowing letter was addressed 10 General
Nichols, the Democratic nominee for
Governor, by S. B. Packard, the Republic
can nominee, to-day: ''H o.
New ORLEANS, August II, 1876. /,
DEAR stR:-I haye the honor to pro-
pose a joint public discussion OF the
issues of the pending canvass. The issues
both national and local wherein our re-
spectiye parties differ can in this
manner be fairly presented to the
people. believe that such canvass
will tend TO promote fair and peace
iul election, in favor Of which We have
both publicly declared ourselves. nd.
Should this proposition receive your
favorable consideration; The dates and the
several localities should bc.agrced upon
a! an early day.
! have The honor to be, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
S. B. PACKARD.
To Gen. +. Z. Nichols.
MILWAUKEE, August 17.-Atth DEM
ocratic Convention for the Fourth Con-
gressional District, held in this city to-
day, VIM. P. Linde was nominated.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 17.-Eli II. Murray,
us. Marshall for Kentucky, sent his res
ignation to Washington. He has held
office for six years and says he will step
out voluntarily.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 17.-Hon, NJ. Whit.
horn, present incumbent was nominated
for reelection for Congress from the 9TH
Tennessee District at the Democratic
Convention at Lawrcnceburg, yesterday.
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Railroad Collision.

NASHVILLE, August 17.-A freight
train collided with an eastern bound pas.
scnger train on the Nashville 4 Chatta-
nooga Railroad near Raccoon to-day.
John. Haynes, the baggage master, had
one leg broken and the other crushed 80
badly fhatit had to be amputated, but he
will recover. ]. II. Randall, the express
messenger, was severely hurt about the
head. A boy who was stealing a ride in
front OF the baggage car received internal
injuries and cannot recover. The bag
gage car and both locomotives were badly
damaged.
EVANSVILLE, August 1.-THE express
train coming South this evening, when
about one mile north OF Fort Branch
struck COW and jumped the track, com
plctely wrccking the engine and tender,
The rest OF the train is of the track, but
not damaged. No passengers were injur,
ed. Engineer Shearer was badly injured
and has since died. Fireman John
Fitzsimmons had one leg broken.
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.ISomc Of the following items should
| have reached us in time for yesterdays
paper, but were somehow tangled up in
the maisl-EDs. INTEL.
Since last Subbath disgusting ru-
nlors have been Aaoat Of detestable
crime against little girl by well known
saloon keeper on Gravel Hill. We yes
tcrday Investigated the affair, and found
the story only too true. The brute's
name ia o. C. Bray, aud the child is a
daughter Of man named Phillips, and ia
but eleven years old. Bray cnticed her
into his cellar by promising to show her
some turtles which he had caught. When
there, be shut the door, and proceed to
accomplish his hellish purpose. The
child followed murder" but could not
| make herself heard, Bray has decaaped,
and only wisely. for should he show him
self his life would not be worth iarth-
ing. The child ayets that she is not the
oaiy victim Of the villains lust.
Night before last burglars effected an
entrance into the room over that now
\ occupied by the bankrupt sale in Sheets
blocks, ON Union street, but being scared
from there by persons who had heard
them, they went TO the residence Of Mr..
John Chrystal, on Belmont street, where
they were more successful, taking con-
siderable sum OF money and all the arll.
cles OF value in the house. Parties are
suspected who are by reputation to blame
for half Of the burglaries in Bsllaire in
the last three years.
The water main on 37th street has
sprung n leak and Ia being repaired.
Mr.. Cow, OF the Lealir, IL slightly
"under the weather" this week,
Ed. Strahl arrived home from Chicago
on Tuesday, and Immediately went to
Wellsville TO situation he has accepted
in u newspaper Office there.
Mike Feeny's Shamrock" saloon was
"pulled" the other day, and three gamb'
lers arrested. Mike was found guilty on
Tuesday OF permitting gaming on his
premises and selling beer on Sunday,
while the charges against the other three
were sustained.
| MANY Oh our DtulUGIatlC GlblGcIld Will
attend the Judicial Convention at Barnes.
vile to-day
The stock Of tho late firm Of MellOtt 4
Mento, merchant tailOrs, Ia being sold at
auction.
A colored man and butcher had a lii.
tie "set to" on Gravel Hill, Tuesday eve.
ming over a disputed account.
An cmploye of the B. 4 o. r, r. Co.,
whose hnsincss takes him away often, Sus.
pected, for some reason, that his wife was
not as faithful as she should be. Accord.
ingly he watched her, when she supposed
him out Of town, and succeeded In bagg'
ing a gentleman visitor with only q
small portion OF his clothes on. A
4 divorce suit will probably result,
Yesterday Thursday morning at about
two o'clock . house on Gravel Hill, the
property of Mr.. Lobin, caught FIRE. Tht
alarm was raised, aud the Gravel Hill
Hose Company. was promptly at the scene
aud succeeded in extnguishing the 6lI
before the house was entirely destroyed
Loss, $500; fully covered by insurance.
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A General Uprising.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 17.-Governor
Villrgerana, Of Lower California, tele:
graphs to tho Mexican Consul here that
there is a general uprising Of the Indians
along the Colorado river and the adjoin'
ing country against the Mexicans: Vii
lageranna il en- route 10 San Diego TO
procure arms and ammunition. The ait
uation Is critical.
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GheQntelkilaet1ter
.r,,. ,yudiciuI SquabbIe Over the
'' River.

onr special dispatch from BarneSvllIc
informs us that there was q row in Tic
p.mocratic Judicial Convention ycsIer-
l.y, and that in consequence the Belmont
delegates seeded, leaving the field to y
ANAL remnant from Belmont and to tue
Monroe delegates. This remnant Jo'ne1
IN with Monroe county and nominate"
the lion. VIM. Okcy for Judge, thus len',
ing the Hon. R. f. Chambers out III '"'
cold. -, h,vc
In addition to our special we nave
ann. additional aud fuller Hd''ce' W
%a"I rO II Ia, been apparent for some
,;mr INST that much feeling was being in.
T,' |,'a, into the contest that eliminated
y, p,,Oe,yille yesterday. Much oil
%i. feeling wm personal in itS
,L,,,c,cr and it therefore required
ooIy plausible prctext for trouble
=, ,ri.s. There were several asplr-
mt. for the nomination at first, but
II ..on became evident that most Of thom
were doomed to fall by the way side, and
that the prize was really to be won either
hv Okey or Chambers. The whole con-
n., finally narrowed down to these two.
# va. generally conceded that Chambers
had the liquor influence solid against him,
and vet despite this drawback he Slea'il-
/, developed unexpected strength as the
r,v,. rrogressc,l., As nOtedfin our dis
r,,cb there were two setsOf delegates from
pul,ncy ,ownship-one set for Chambers
nplone for Okcy. ltwas discovered that in
c,.e the Chambers delegates were admit
teal at GAINESVILLE yesterday he would
have u votes-cnOugh to nominate him
while, on the other hand, it was like
Si.e -een that Okey, too, could be NOM
mated II only his delegates from Pultney
were admitted. s
Under such circumstances, the reader
ran 4ee how difficult il was for the DEM
o,rstic brethren over The river to haFmo'
nire Yesterday. Each county resolved
,l.cIi into committee, rs OF the whole,
I4Inlont naming K. N. Eaton for chair
nan If the united convention, and M0n-
rc naming James Morris. The tug oil
nr was over the chairman1hip. The
c..e of Uncle John Boring shows
how necessary to Success il
mlicious, homogeneous and unanimous
Chairman. Democrats the world over
knowthe value OF u chairman. Belmont
county claimed the right to pass upon
who were her legitimate delegates. Per
rontra Monroe denied this claim, and
,onteuled that II was the prcrogative oi
the united convention to determine VINO
wer. members Of it-whicli, in our humble
judgement, WAS clearly the correct idea'
However, Monroe would not yield, and
hence the Two agreed to disagree, Bel
mont being in0exiblc in her demand for
the Craftsmanship and the right to pass
upon the Pultney delegation. There has
therefore probably been no nomination
for Judge that the friends ofChamberS in
Belmont will feel bound to recognize, and
hcwill be run, ii run at all, as an indie
pendent candidate on the merits Of his
record in the liquor business.
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The IllrhPrieAt Council.

COLUMBUS, Apgut 17--At torday's
session Of the Graad High Priests Coun.
Gil Of Colored Masons, the following Of
ficers were elected J.B. Underwood, Of
Columbus, President: Mr.. Venne, Of De.
troit, v. r; J. H. Bailey, Of Cincinnati,
Secretary; Geo. Fields, Of Toledo. Treasu.
rer; J, Roland, Of Indiana, Chapline; W.
I. Boyd, OF CLEVELAND, Master; Sam Clark
OF Cincinnati, Conductor; ]. 3. Taylor,
OF Columbus, Herald; J. B. BIackburne,
Of Nenia, Sleward! ss = -
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81. LOUIS, August IT, The news boys
strike on the Etcning Dispatch virtually
ended this evening, a goodly number Of
the boys taking papers at the old rates
During the strike the paper was disposed
OF through the newsdealers at the regular
price, and large part Of the edition sold
over the office counter at full retail
nrices. .--L m, IL. ~
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CLEVELAND, August us. G. Coch.
ranc, resident OF Baer, . town about
twelve miles distant from this city, was
found by the police here yesterday after
noon in m intoxicated condition and con-
yeyed to the police station. Cochrane
was discovered dead in his cell at an
early hour this morning. A post NOR
ten examination indicated death from
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Prosecuting Attorney, J. +, HOcton' o
Cameron; 3. F. Mcighen and John W. r.
Reed, Of MoundsvillC, were placed IN
nomination. The result was; i1Toso%' s'%
os5, Meighen SO7, Reed 14O. For sheriff
,bs y,e' following persons were nominated, a
viz; ]. b. Hicks and J. NJ. Pipes, oi
cameron; % II. W. Hunter, G. $, McFad-
Ssn. md ". II. shOwacro, Of Moundsville.
TLo b,llot stools rs follows: t''.
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CRIaIEs AND CASUALTIES.

BURLINGTON, W., August III. s.
Whittinglove, merchant, and daughter,
Of this place, were drowned yesterday
in Lake Champlain while bathing.
CHEYENNE, August 17.-SergeantGun.
ther, OF tho Third Cavalry, shot and NOR
tally wounded Private Paul Lank, Of the
Third Infantry, at Sidney Barracks, Ne
braska, this morning. a....
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pr6SSic..Tho Silvia Social Circle, con.
sisting Of about fifty or sixty members,
held i pleasant picnic yesterday in Billy
MCmminger's orchard, on the pike, near
Frank Walters. Rigby furnished the
music, which enliveneds tho occasion and
made everything go merry as a marriage
bell. Henry Forsch's excursion wagon
furnished the transportation.
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FRANCE.
Appointment of Minister OF War.

PARIS, August H.-The appointment
OF General Bcrthant as Minister Of War
in the place Of General De Cassey, il
spoken Of us follows by the London
Times: f. $50. -
General Bertllant as General Of di-
vision Of infantry was one Of the most ca
pable Of oiIicersin the army, and as he is
not n member OF Parliament, his selec-
tion confirms the principle Of making the
War Department non.political."
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Marshall Comfy Republican
Nominations.

The delegates chosen at the Republican
primaries in Marshall county last Satur'
LAY assembled in convention yesterday
al Moundsville. There are nine districts
IN MARSHALL county and they were fully
represented ycsterlaylby fifteen delegates
each, making membership in tho con-
ventIon Of .l3j.delcgates. Owing to the
fact that the new Court House Is not yet
relly Tor occupancy. the convention was
held in the large hall OF the public
school building, place specially well
adapted tor the purpose, and a great i'm
rrovrment in this respect on the old
Court. House, Henry Fisher, Esq, oil
EeHNOol, acted as temporary chairman
ol the convention, and Capt, Hanson
Cri'well As thc.permanent presiding Off
cer Mr.. J. u. Turner oiliciatcd as Sec
retary. Sa;i
The Congressional vote for General
Goa in 1874 was taken As the basis OF rep
te.entation in the convention, which basis
gave each district the following vote
Union, 25C; Washington, $685. Clay, 1888;
Meade, IS; Webster, l24; Cameron, 2l5;
Sand Hill, llO; Franklin, 1872; Liberty,
40. Tstal l,l05. Necessary to choice,
7B.
Prior to the ballot for nominations
The convention adopted the following re-
port from the Committee on Resolutions
The Republicans OF Marshall county in
convention asemblcd do adopt the fol-
lowing resolutions:
RsSoIxi, That We hArtily endorse the
nominations Of Hayes and Wheeler and
the platform adopted at the National
Convention at Cincinnati. Also tile NOM
'nrr' and platform made at the State
Convention at larkersburg.
Ee'olrei, That in the person Of the
lion. {. +. Scott, we recognize u gentle
nah oI ability and one we'll worthy to be
oat standard bearer in the First Con
iFessiOnal District.
Rr'Olroi, That We hereby pledge to our
National, Congressional, State anl county
ticket our undivided and earnest support
and will work for itS success until The
closing Of the polls.
kso'!oi, That we are in favor Of such
protection to our home industries ~ will
'e'nre employment to our laboring men
Ad mechanics, and renumerating prices
10 Tue lAEmer for his products.
EesarSd, That the Republican party oil
hM'halI county is unalterably opposed
@1he County Court system and will de-
%'Hd from the next Legislature such
.%SsIluon as will insure the submission
"tae PEOPLE at the polls the question O
I" lhtthCr retention.
"eS!'oi, That when delegate makes
nomination that he or the person 81
n2@'Haiei shall give pledge that HI
~" abide by the nomination made by
"'' convention, Gro. EDwARDs,
Chairman,
Alter the adoption Of the foregoing
.,o'auon', the convention proceeded to
'''o' Tor candidates for the various
.oaa'y officers in the following order
va President Of the County Court
n1'IT'e'uti"g no Attorney, Sheriff, House O.
rS'eSa'e', Assessors, Clerk of the Circuit
Goa'l, and Surveyor. For the first posi-
"up "% Vol. VIM. Alexander, Of Mounds
% "'s' and J. H. Baird, of Sand Hill, wOr,
E'.'ed in nomination. The ballot stood
A''ilAdeF' Oh, and Baird, 67l. Fol
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, August 17.-In reply to the
speeches made in the English House Of
Commons lately to the effect that Russia
was stronger in 1858 than now. The Ga
las shows that Russia in 1858 had an ur.
my Of 100000 men, and now. ! ,340 900 as
peace armament and 100000 in the time
Of war,
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OK the base ball grounds yesterday, q
red hot bali struck the batter just where
his mother used to feel for him with her
slipper, and the umpire shouted "dead
ball." "Dead BALI" retorted the batter
"if there's n live ball on the ground
that's it"
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Ara meeting held by the CcDcnnia al
picnic party, on board the good steamer
Phaeton, 1T was resolved that the thanks
Of the party arc due and are hereby ten
dered 10 the officers and crew OF the boat
for their courtcsy and attention. May
their shadows never grow less. =
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INC Letter Carriers Salaries.

NEW York, August l7.-superihtend.
ent Gayler leayeS tonight for Washing
ton with petition OF two thousand citi-
zens requesting that the salaries Of let
t6r carriers be re.instated at 81 900 per
year. The petition ia endorsed by Post
master James, and will be presented to
.pnslmaster General Tyner tomorrow.
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CLEVELAND, August l7.-Thc various
Tilden and Hendricks clubs Of the city
united in grand torchlight procession
tonight, complimentary to Hon. II. b.
Payne, member Of Congress from this
district, whom they serenaded at his res.
iience on Euclid avenue. Speeches were
made by Mr.. Peyie and Hon. +. P. spald-
l.. III ~ L L L
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TIERS, was to have been grand cx-
pcricnce meeting Of the Democracy in the
First Ward last night, but it tizzlcd
ingloriousIy. There were few idIers
about who called All. Caldwell to the
chair for the purpose OF adjourning the
meeting. OF course there were no sweci-
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For County Surveyor Messrs. Barley,
f. II. Criswell, Conner and sidels were
nominated. Mr.. Criswell received / ,l7S
on the first ballot, and was declared the
nnminen.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPIcK OF TnR CnIRR SIGNAL OPF1cKR,
WASHINGTON, D. C., August ISL A. N.

For the Western Gulf States, Tennessee
and Ohio Valley, slowly falling barome-
ter, stationary 10 rising temperature,
winds mostly from the southwest, partly
cloudy weather and occasional thunder
storms.
For the Lake region, falling barome'
ter, stationary to rising temperature,
easterly to southerly winds and partly
cloudy weather, with possibly occasional
rains.
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OMAHA, August 1.-THE body Of Miss
Barnes who suicided hereon last Sunday
was found floating in the river twelve
miles below this place to-day,
The Rights Pythias' excursion left
here for PHILADELPHIA to-day.
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THE Hayes and Wheeler club Of the
Fifth and Sixth Wards has membership
Of 100. A vacant Etoreroom on the cor.
ner Of 2ith and Chapline streets will
probably he fitted up and used aS the
headdnarlers Of the club.
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Mnrlne InteIIigcnce.

LONDON, August 17.-The steamships
Italy, IRON New York; and Caspian, from
Baltimore, have arrived out.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE steam.
ships State OF Pennsylvania, from Glas.
gov, and Hollands rom London haYe
arrived.
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A MAN will sleep comfortably amid the
ringing OF bella and booming Of cannon,
but when one little mosquito comes
around he gets up like Sitting Bull, and
seiziug ball club or slungshot, fights it
out with the musical Sercnadcr there and
then -| ...
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WHEELING can now get watermelons
that are equivalent to seventeen every
day chills, and six months cholera NOR
bus, at 10 cents apiece. II any ono
grnmblea at the price let him forthwith
bC ducked in one our green canopied
nnnIs.
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speaker Kerr.

RooKDRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va,
Auguss 17.-Mr. Kerr's condition is
about the same as last night, and there
is no apparent change for the better or
worse. DR.. Pope says that Speaker
Kerrs condition is highly critical.
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FOB THR CURE OF

FOB THE CURE OF
SetoiuIa, cutansous Efup,ions, EDslpllas, Pin
pies on The Face. BIotehes, BoIIs, Chronic Sore
Eyes. letter, Seaid Head. Salt Rhsum, Palms
Oi the Joints, Dyspepiia, and al iofms
oi Diseases arising from IN Impure
State Of tho Blood.
TESTIMONIALS.
MEtPHB, TnS., October o6.
Doctor Breaillag1, Rkeelhas, Ia:
MY DEAR FRRNp-I an now Ia this city prac-
tieing medicine and am treating great many cases
OF SCrolulA, Syphilis, dc. hnd can't get along
without your slrSaparilla and Dandelien. Do me
the kindness Of getting an Agent here TO sell the
SarsapATillA and DandCllon. lam suru can make
sale OI 1000 bottles pI year for you, II you will get
an Agent here. You can hnd out BY Thos. SWee-
ney some good house. ]. B. HIllG ID one Of the best
houses In the city. lie sells more TO the planters
than all the rest. Now, Doctor, write me n soon
% you got an agent hers.
Truly yours, D. c. cRACRAFT.
N. B-1 am brother TO @. A. Cncralt, Of Tha-
dolphin, Va.
The value Of this medicine In the cure Of the
dSesLses for which It ls recommended can scarcely
be estimated.
II d unequalCI by any medical preparation
known, and has effected greater number Of cures,
within its nngc, than any other remedy ever
offered the public
Sold BY druggistl generally.
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an.OOO Rc;,r,nrh

BoSroN, August l7.-Gould and Dillon
have authorized their agent in Colorado
10 offer reward Of 5000 for tile arrest
and conviction otthe kiduapperS Of Judge
Stone,
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Sale Of the Steamer Thompson
Dean.

LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE steamer
Thompson Dean was sold here to-day at
auction for S34 900 to Capt. John D. Ad.
ans. She will enter the Memphis and
New Orleans trade and will be command
ed by W. b. Miller. The originally cost
OF the boat was 100000.
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THE very nice and substantial stage at
the I.eatherwood school house, which APP
peared to such good advantage last even.
Ing in the Red Riding Hood operctta, we
understand was erected by Mr.. John Gill
christ, E
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The price of ice per pound has been
raised from l TO ] cents. f
Prof. Duff and family yesterday moved
into the house Just vacated by Rev. ]. j.
Snencer.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
Proclamation Of the TarI,s.

CoNsrANTNoPLE, August IA pro.
clamation ia published to-day inviting
the Seryians to submission and offering
protection to those submitting. Il says
tho Turkish commanders are ordered 10
protect all The peaceable inhabitants and
their property. .u; .
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SCOTLAND.
Memorial Unveiled.

EDrNBuRo, August 17.-The Scottish
national memorial 10 the late Prince
consort was unveiled this afternoon by
Her Majesty the Queen.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

TnE clerks in the Auditors Depart
ment are busy preparing the Auditors
biennial report.
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HnspeIl,Ied.

MONTREAL, August 17,-Alex Walker
4 Co., wholesale dry goods dealers sns-
pended. Liabilities 100000.