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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-04
.gllkE BLACK.


lSt Louis Republican,
There was some disposition among
Jere Blacks political friends to censure
him for consorting with the enemy,
when he went In with Matt. Carpenter
to defend Belknap. However right they
NAV have been in blaming the old man
for this course at first, they certainly
can find no fault with the manner IN,
which he has been defending his cliept
latterly. Such good, honest Demo
cratic speech as he made In the Senate
high court last week, Is not often heard
in that chamber, and Judge Black did
much to redeem the forfeited good will
of his friends. The wholesome manly
Saxon in which he denounced the gift
takers of the Grant administration,
from the great Ulysses himself down to
the most Insignificant follower OF his
that affiicts the public service, must
have startled the nerves OF the loyal
clan. Take this passage:
the chief ,s'a magistrate 3 a nas ssn xxi
known as any other in the history Of this coun-
try. He did 1t openly without any ,attenipt at
concealment or denia he noI g onty rece,vsa nt
ing in the aggregate to an enormous sum but
he coniormod the policy Of his administration
who brought him these gifts TO the highest
Offices which he could bestow in return
For a creature Of the dominant power
to pay u man to hurl an insult like that
into the very faces of the Republican
Senators must have been exasperating
in the extreme. But when he continued
with only half concealed irony to re-
mind them how they had repeatedly
aud openly countenanced and approved
these things, Morton. Conkling, Logan
and the rest must have rubbed their eyes
to see whether tdey were not after all in
a Tilden and Hendricks campaign meet
ing. Said "the old man eloquent"
''Does any body assert that General Grant was
guilty Of an i'm peachable crime In taking these
| presents even though the receipt OF them was
! followed by official favors extended to the
gyers? DO we not all regard hin ,h sun as one one
produced Instead o. being Impeaehed. and
| ANONYMOUSLY removed from office. no was fiat
| tered and re-eiected
| II bring no railing accusation against any
| one of the persons | have mentioned; declare
| given money are innocent OF any ofense known
| to the law and therefore not tmpeachable.
! have mentioned their cases merely ior the pur
| pose Of illustration and 70 snow that Genera
| Belknap has not acted criminally any more
| than tho rest Of them. ! do not ask you tolac'
quit him If he. is guilty; on the ground thai
| dom from criminality by proving that others
who have done similar things are not only free
from guilt, but. i1 universal estimation, hon
ored and respected.
II must indeed have seemed to the
| Republican partisans that Belknap had
brought traitor into the camp to ruin
them and drag the whole party down
with him. To Democrats the speech
must have been better than q comedy
and looking through Jere Blacks spec
tacles it is not difficult to see that il
doesn' t much matter to the Democratic
party whether Belknap is acquitted OF
! convicted, for there is just as much cap
ital for them one way as the other
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RED RIVER.

NTW OFLEANs AND gED ,IuyIFn TpANa
.fDRTArlOS GONFPANY STEAMERS
\. r. f;ryarly. Lotus No.a
y9ii ~; z. Nouns. WI. BetianJ
Ht beie, Belle Rowland
Tw- FOR sHREV VEPOgT, JEFFER-
Es4lkss=ssxf- son, Upper Red River. Mindan
,ssa6Es1xhe Coushatta, Grand Ecore. Alsxan-
nria and Al way and plantation landings-@f feav-
ing New Orleaus as follows "'"
For Shreveport aud Jefferson
Leaves WEDNESDAY August ., at I n. m
II. 1. Bryarly, W. Y. 5covill, master.
No .wharfboat charges VIII hs made on FREIGHT
River. VI isoo
tqrwTdlng freigbts consigned 10 ths companv
ut New Orleans will be handled free OF dravare
and commissions.
For freight or ptssaGs, apply on board of the
boats, or Ht The atiiee OF the company No iii
6rayier street. aiApS. y, AIKEN, President.
HITE b CABLIN. Bf{IfT14 j.kn'
di9 LORD h MrpT XET t<sxsstu
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after dark unless attended by a Ular1k
At Adrianople sentries are placed in
bazaars to protect people from Pashi
Bazouks.
I.oxpos, Aug. 3.--A dispatch to Reu-
ter's Telegraph Company. from SemliDss,
savs. Two thousand volunteers have LETT
the Servian Drina army and invaded
Bosnia. for the purpose OK prosecuting
guerilla warfare. A
strategic Operations.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-Russia is sending
troops to the frontier, and Eastern pros
poets again look gloomy. EhF
Mohktar Pasha's position is reported
difficult The MontenegrinS occupy his
lines Of communication except towards
Hagusa.
There are apprehensions at Belgrade
that Austria will occupy Servia with q
military force In the interest of Euro
Dean peace. IN
A dispatch 10 the Standard from Ku-
iazevai2 says The Servians occupy
I.stronp entertainments on the left branch
OF the Timok river. tho capture Of which
would decide the fate Of kujazevatz.
Ahmed Egoot Pnsha, with an army OF
thrty-tive battalions and twenty -four
pieces Of artillery, reached this point ON
the lst Of July.
He has had several severe engage
ments with the Servans. After great
losses tho Turks eneamped opposite
kujazevatz.
A Reuter- dispatch reports that the
Turks attacked the Servians ut kuiaze-
vatz yesterday. The fight. ut last ac-
counts, WIS IN progress. Result I'M
known.
Massncrg
BEiepAnf, Aug. i-After fight at
| Paudirele, The Turkish battalion and
! 500 Circassians crossed the frontier into
Seryia. Gen. Hervatovich, the Servian
| commander, feigned retreat. The Turks
! followed him and occupied u village on
/ the plain. On Tuesday the Servians at.
tucked tho Turks. taking them by sur
/ prise, and utssacreed the entire detach'
meDt.
The Royal Marriage. s
PARIS, Aug. 3.-Priva,e intelligence
from Madrid Is positive that the mar
rage of King Alfonso to the daughtei
of Due dc Montpensier has been ar
ranged. but the ceremony may MOI
occur till next year
Dis~ussing the Extradition Question II
the House NJ Lords.
LONDON, Aug. 3.--In the House o
Lords debate on the extradition gues
ton WAS resumed. Lord Cairns made
an elaborate speech in defense OF thu
position assumed by her Majesty's Gov
ernment in its controversy with tht
United States, arguing with copiou
citations. to show 1t was supported D,
the principles laid down by all written
on International law, and maintaining
that England's course was justified b.
the treaty itself.
Lord Selborne acknowledged that tn
speeches made by Lords Derby an
Cairns in 1866 were consistent with tn
arguments put forth by them to-day
but with these exceptions the view
held by Great Britain on the subject 0
extradition had been uniformly th
: same as those taken by Secretary Fish
The United States had the right, afte
: the surrender Of u prisoner under tn
} treaty, to try him on any charge excep
: one OF political character. The mo
) tion of Earl Granville, calling for cor
respondence with the United States
VIVA then withdrawn
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'rrIyed last Evening.

Bi steonp lies, Ellis. from Liverpool. July
49,, ~ 70 Ian. herega dco-3d dis 80.
ship EyalTne. Manson. from Liverpool, June
u 70 Uolf. Powell &eo-Point.
bafk i'eyu Mlnot, ~ days from Boston to
CTeseefity Ice Co-Point.
TT PARK hhHldt. Dussarget. ~ DAYS from Ship
iklahu Elirnsd in distressj to Bereier II
DeSmeilgiers.
- =. sTEAMEOATs.
Mmooniiz. from Lower Coast
sait AnSlnnott, from Natehtoches.
NatcheAahers from Vieksburg
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CPELCUSAS.
INDEP ENDENT

INDEPENDENT .OPELOULAs WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, at s %. m.
.zfgssss,s FOR WASHINGTON, PORT
,ssx.s - - Barry Churchville. Bayou Des
o. -, tlaizes, Atchafaaya, Simmsport.
~ VIZ BEND Landing, Old River. aud all interrne-
diae poinus-Ths light-draft passenger steamer
81 EDBT. YOUNG,
,, lin place of st. Mary
W. II, Daniel master J. b. Schmidt clerL
HITE h CAELJSs 4 Tahom nitomIss
/, connecting at Simmsport with steamer Balie
ioi pt'ou YES tiaiz@, dela1m
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Imports.

LiFERfo-Per steamship Alice-212 cnaes
wine III eks q0G bdls hoop iron 80 kegs soda
100 drums oe tes soda ash $50 bxs tin plate 81
hhds china v ~ eratee eartbenware ~ eases
bls9ultS ~ y oois brandy 50 eks prupes 900 bxs
bath bricks sfgs mdse.
Dllbbh- schr sargent s Day-15O0 bnehs
nan6 to'"iantains 1000 cocoanuts $ bbis
lines.
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Iy rferenceto the uotiee In another column.
1t vii be seen that the stockholders Of the
Peoples Insurance Company have elected their
dirsctfs to serve during the present year.
Tiiesegentemen, in their turn. have elected Mr.,
BrnesPraest rs president. Mr. John Wilson.
vice ptsident, and Mr. 7. M. Sehnedau. secre-
tary. le have no doubt that. under the present
able management the company will continue
ita nrDhernue nnrner
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Receipts this Morning.

LDWtCOAST--F Per steamer Wawenock--
hbds spr 10 bbls rice.
LOWIOAST-Per steamer Carrie A Thorn
order
IAUHl VALIiEY-Per steamer Stella Block
40 bbls 'lasses Dbl sugar 10 bales moss.
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Presence of Mind.
IN. Y. Sum-

At the closing Of concert, while a
Young gentleman was struggling with
his hat, cane, overcoat, opera glass and
his young lady's fan, all OF which he
was trying to retain on his lap, q suspi-
cious looking black bottle fell on the
floor. There" he exclaimed TO his
companion, II shall lose my cough
medicine That was presence of-mind
for YOU E#9
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Welfs lAsl EYcninw

- LOWER CG--per steafper WaIoon--
sundries to or
NATCHITOtS-Per stoamer Hart Able-s1
bales cotton t0leq hav 2ges stayes
VfCKSBU Ra,r steamer Natchez--t75 bales
cotton 5'g SKIS u seed 100 sks oil cake 3s3 SKIS
corn 65 SKIS @ @prbl bbls -four I27 bbls apples.
Ter lout Hitn-90. 900 oak stlves.
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REGULAR oPELousAs PACKET.

leaves every WEDNESDAY, ~ s D. m.
lr sa. i'tmmsport and d9H al ls1giaes odgihaoU On
- the Ateliafalaya River and Bayou
Courtabeau - The fine and fast passsen0a,.
stearner HEMTUA p"'o"sol
n ~. ~. broad, master, J. Tobin. clerk
VII leave as above. connecting with the 4eafner
MINNIE Tor Bayou dos Glaize. For freight or
passage apply on board or to ~
Vl9u BRlTION IL t1lPLER 10e Common AZ
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Nv Rpf1rORs1a.

MORGAS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS Il r.
70 head ete aud snndry mdse
NEW DEANS md MOBILE RAILROAD
129 baitS con lo5 bbs lime so bbls rosin
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River II ews.
OyRrGF Naw ORLEANS UkMpOEhr,
Friduv Auuugt tSff,-t2 m

J
Friday. August /. l5iC-i2 m
Il . undersigned. in assuming charg" Of tbe
aivsr department Of the DAILY DBMOCaAr, re
specially solicits from his 5teaUDpat friends .
continuance of the phtfDrHgG 90 literally OK
tended during his connection with thS keW Or
leans Crescent aud BpUC'u1. .--.....,t
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
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STEAM BOATS.
GRAND ECORE.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. ats o. m.
,..ssjEs 80 - TOR GRAND ECORE, MONT.
- - Wares. Barbins' and all way lsnd-
inPs interfnediate on the Mssissjpsl and Rad
Hivers-The steamer "eo 'e''
, g, Now Bart Able.
~; pihnDtt, y master. Geo. q. Hamilton, clerk.
FOR uslEb' or pnssags apply on bDarj or 10
ADAMS h WORK
oejs WI No. Y oCommsrenl Place
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NEW ORLBA3T LOUIS AND CHICAGO
II R uG 3--les cotton 10 hhds tohaoeo
and sundries to r,
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srEAMrRs LEAVING THIS DAY.

For Bayou SAEA-fa Piaoe Of the COR 1He,'. -
The elegant passenger packet Ouaehh Belle, ).
J. Brown master. Messrs. Strcck and Green.
clerks. leaves for the above and all postotiice
landings intermediate every Monday and Friday
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN WAR.
The Old and New sultan~.

LONDON, Aug. 3.-The Stdnddrd'S Paris
dispatch says it is stated that Murad
has signed his abdication of the Otto
man throne. The old Turkish party,
led by the Sultan presumptive, showing
Midhat Pasha threatens to resign.
Another revolution In the Divan is an
ticipated.
Abdahl Hamid has declared that as
soon as he has ascended the throne he
will take supreme command OF the army
against the Sciavas.
The Bashi BazOuks.
VIENNA Aug. SIN consequence OF
the threatening attitude Of the irregu-
laf. troops at Sophia, all houses there
are closed at Z o'clock in the evening.
It is not safe for citizens to walk out
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No. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. Aug. 4. 1910.
Arrived this Morning.

No rivals from sea.
STEAMBOATS,
Wanock. Taylor. from Lower Coast.
Carr A. Thorn. O'Pry. from Lower Coast
btelBlock. Terrebonue, FIN Laurel Valley
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fOUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND oUACHfTA RIVER
prct1rr1i ] hA ihiAsNSPoRTAIION. L. COMPANY,
hEoOLAh OuACHITA RIVER WEEKLY
PACKET +
Leaves egyeEy WEpkE EsDAY, ,atsp.m.
,1.T. FOR OUACHIrA CITY. MONROE
AEass.alsk 49, Trenton and ali Iandinea IN Poar.
ar.s, -. and ouachita rivers-The fine, light
uralt passenger steaperss As'
WILLIE,
sin place Of Ouachita Belle and Lessie Taylor
in, II. A. Blanks master
y Wul ieavs rs above. making connections with
,ight dralt htoauers for all the tributary streams
ror ifeight Or passage apply or boardor 10
Capt. II. A. BLANKS President.
r.rrr NO. Canal, corner Delta street
A TiImE q DAhLINa aBRITTON q EPPLFR
ADAMS d WOKK. LORD g MoPEAKE Agents.
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BAYOU SARA

II N FOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO.
aKtL m 4 hhermitage. Port Hudson, Baton
i..'.',aSss 1i;.2uge Plaquemine and Postoffiea
.ann,lngs-The United States mail semi1wesKiy
eUACHITA BELLE,
hh p'aee OF steamers Gov. Allen and w. a. Pike.t
-. J Z. BTowils nlsssD.,I.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY atsr
rn. foriBayou Sara, A' - ae D.
~ ,MITE l' d CABIN. Agta.. 3 Tehoupitoulas st.
-'1f SW a. ~. fODDfN 40 Maoazjne
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VIGKSRUnl.

Leave es every TU EsDAY ut 5p.m.
go, FOR YLCKSBURa, NAICHEz
- s,-ssy ssx- DAVIS Bend and interrnediata
'@~ - f-@-sE~ iaudinee The steamer
As at.s,
TN place OF Il. e. I5eel
Vim. Campbell MASTER A ucyav ca,t
leaves ,is above connecting MT Vieksbnrg with
or. Deer Creek and TallahatGhie.
H., ADAdS n WORK,
d2 JAO. JAENEY Aeeute
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HOME NEWS.
A Adjourned.

New YORK., Aug. 3.--The Republican
Executive Committee, after reading re-
ports from every State and appointing q
finance committee headed by Zach
Chandler, adjourned subject to call OF
the chairman.
,A Democratic Executive Committee.
md The National Democratic Committee
met and approved Of the work done by
the Executive Committee in organiza-
tion, and adjourned to meet September
10. The Executive Committee will re-
main in constant session at their head
quarters at the Garrett House until after
the election in November.
The Indians.
Geo. Powers, pay contractor at Fort
Fetterman, reports that yesterday even
ing thirty Indians attacked A. ii. Reels
wagon train, loaded with Government
stores for Fetterman, killed and scalped
the wagon master, wounded the team
ster, killed four horses and ten cattle,
and burned the wagons, with their con
tents.
#o2 ..'s A Mammoth Train.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, leaving Pitts
burg Yesterday with military for the
Centennial camp, was added to on the
main line and Northern Central branch
until 1t numbered 110 in eleven sections
carrying over 5000 passengers.
! 1t was the largest passenger train thai
ever run over the road. 1t arrived here
without any detention or accident, anc
without any interference with regulal
trains.
To Replace Ortiz.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 3.-A meeting o
the Republican State Central Committe,
| Is called for August 4. to take action or
the resignation OF Mr.. Orth as candi
! date for Governor. Mr.. Orth, in his let
ter of withdrawal, feared he could no
unite the Republican vote.
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FOR GREENyILLE. VloKSBUR4. NATCHEZ
AND ALL WAY AND PLANTATION
a- LANDINGS
FRANK pARGnIrn

Leaves every THURSDAY ct s o. m.
-. NJ, White. muster, @ Holmes eierk
VIII leave as above. connecting lit Vioksbure
VIII ,r Th9 Paris9t Line for all points on Yazoo
and Tallahatehie rivers. For freight or passaDs
ABBY on Dohfd. or TO JOHN JANNEY,
rny5 ADAMS n WuI,R
SATURDAY VICKsBUHG UNITED 8TArNs
MAIL PACKET. = '
Leaves every SATURDAY. .at5P. M
IT. A. :. For VICK3BUkG. DAyIS'S BEND.
sssfkal Natehez, and all intermediate land.
ings-Ibe passenger packet
u Natchez,
u. I. Leathers, master J. II. Muse, clerk.
connecting at Vioksburg with the Parisot Line
ior faloo, Tallanatchie and Sunfiower rivers.
and q, with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
FOR freight or passage apply on board. or to
,yOds yANNEY. III Common street,
orto HlTE &CABLIN, 8 Tcboupitoulas st.
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WH.
Board Tuition. Wa, Medical Attend
anee and Medciner wear $50 OF
Payments made s9nnually and In advance
For more ample rmation, address the
COLLEGE. or the M j MITCHELL
Cashier of Mutual Nt,l Rank iv2DtsI
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rhc Hawaiian BiII-The River and Rar
bOr RiIl. l,

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a joint resolu-
tion was introduced by Mr.. West, au-
thorizing the Postmaster General to ac-
cept from the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company for mail service between San
Francisco and China the steamships
City OF Sidney. City OF New York and
Mr.. Davis, OF West Virginia, submit
ted a resolution to pay funeral expenses
OF the late Senator Caperton, OF West
Virginia. Agreed to. =
.@ Mr.. Spencer. Of Alabama, called up
the Senate bill to limit and fix the signal
service, which was amended and passed.
Mr.. Sargent said that the bill giving
effect to the Hawaiian treaty had not
been acted on yet on account OF the I'm.
speachment trial and other matters. He
gave notice that he would ask the Senate
10 take it up for consideration - early
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-04
ST. VINCENT LEGE.
-
CAPE,ARDEAU. MO.

This College. inorate,I nv the Iegislnt,re
of lst3 with the prke of conferrinp Diplomas
Is under the dir9ctf tho Fatbsrs of the Goa.
gregatl2n OF me shn. The plan Of instruf-
ti0n embraces the SOS Of Science. Literature
md Commerce.
The opening of C,s will take place on tn,
9TH OF September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03
PERSONAL.

Secretary Chandler left this city last evening
for Washington.
Col. Foncy conducted his Press into its goth
year on Tuesday last
Mr. David Gray, the poet-cditor Of Buffalo.
has returned rom three weeks fishing trip a, Block
Island.
Mr. John Quincy Adams is so deeply af
fcrtcd by The recent ~ his two children that BE
fuses 10 take any interest IN politics.
The recent report about Miss Thompson is
thus coutrad!ctcd by The legdemy: Miss Thompson
could not tau Roman Catholic being such already; end
s" is now engaged upon picture OF The battle OF mixer
mann
Mr. Blaine has returned to his home at
Augusta, Me- greatly improved health He expects
10 take active part in the direction of the canvass in his
state, and hopes after that Is finished 10 take Tie
stump IN OHIO, Indiana, and Illinois.
Mr.. J. j. L0wenthal, the celebrated chess
player and writer on the game died July 20 at ST. Leon
arson-~ea. The deceased. who has been nGturalzod
raran hy birth born NJ Buda- Pcsth in Iuly, 1910 Mr.
LOwentha contributed the chess column In The London
Era for nearly twenty years.
Miss Anne Brewster writes to The Boston
AdrertiSr: Most OF the artists have left Rome Story
aNl his family AZ Leghorn. Coleman is In England
but expects Summer in Venice Graham is in Venice.
Ives and family at their Pcrugia villa Rogers is in
America. TIltOn is in switzerland and goes thence
To England Stanly IIazetnc and family a blthin,
place the gian coast Blakenbnrg. some are in
season commissions and preparing for the coming year
simmons AID IIarniSCh among these; although be-
believe simmons intends going of To Berlin and Har
ui,ch runs Of while 10 Brufants at PeuEla."
Ole Bull sets at rest the conflicting stories
about his married life by the following letter to friend
in Louisville, under date Of Tyso, Norway. July .
- Deeply impressed with the few strongly impressive
lines In my behalf, correcting broadcast lie, 10 the
effect that had denied being married to my present
wife. beg you to accept my warmcst thanks. You will
| lat m "A
man renders IL very difficult not to impossible TO
know what paragraphs In the Thousand daily papers
may speak OF me, would have time nor inclination
to correct Them whereby my aim in art would be en-.
trely changed much more unhOued for that any OF
my friends would think worth while To face the Hydra
The hands that bound each other under such circum
ours bound TO hold firmly and believe
that nobody clasps yours with moro gratitude than
your friend"
BERLIN, Aug. 2.-The GeJm0nid reports that
Cardinal Antonellis debility is increasing
LONDON, Aug. 2.-rhe remains of Mortimer
Collins the poet and novelist who died on the Goth ult
were inferred in Peorsham chnrchyard yesterday.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov. Hendricks still thinks he is ut the head
of the ticket, for he has sot his letter out first
There is some talk in Missouri of making
exDstrctAttorney Dyer the Republican candidate for
Governor
Mr.. Bristow will probably have a chance to
speak in Fancu Hail. after he gets through with his
work in Ycrm, Mt. The Boston Republicans are very
anxious To hear him.
This touching advertisement which appeared
In The ST. Louis Globe Democrat a day two ago is still
OF interest: rs j. 4. Have looked in vain for your
lettcr-wIite and all will be- forgiven"
Congressman Scelye is represented as taking
this original view of Bnford Wilson's testimony " |
have read every word Of Buord Wilson's testimony,
and think the President to who knows him. stands
better than he did before"
Mr.. August Belmont thinks better of Gov.
Tden than he did few weeks ago. lie says in letter
to the editor OF The Cincinnati Gd-ee: % esteem Gov
Tdcn Of the saSncous, upright honest and
patriotic statesmen OF tie On N every way worthy Of
tho high Office for which ~ - re choice Of united