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BELKNAP.

ALLEGED BRIDE TO THE Ex-sEcRErARY TO
SECURE A CONTRACT.
MANCHESTER, n. IL March Is, 1876.
An evening paper here publishes statement that J.
G. A. Sargent, OF this place, paid Secretary Belknap
So 900 for contract to furnish heating apparatus
the government buildings at Fort Leavenworth.
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CHINA.

THE GERMAN COMMERCIAL TREATY TER
MINATED.
SHANGHAI, March rs, 1915
Tho German Minister has givon notice Of the ter
mnation Of the existing treaty OF between
his government and that of China.
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THE HOLLOWAY TRIAL.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 25, 1870
To-day was commenced the trial Of Harry Holloway.
ex-Supcrintcndcnt OF the indianapolis Post Once,
charged with having received 49, 900 from William C.
Mason for securing him contract for repairing mail
pouches at this point.
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ACQUITTED OF MURDER.
PHILADELPHIA. March 25.


The jury in the case Of Frederick Miller, charged
with the murder Of Matthew spessy, to-day rendered
a verdict OF not guilty.
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A FIRE AT FERNANDINA.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March IS, 1870
nro al Fcrnandina, Fla, yesterday morning, do
stroyed all the business portion Of the town The loss
Is $4,000
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RAILROAD RECEIvERsHIP.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. March rs

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March rs, 1870
Upon the petition 81 the Illinois Central Railroad
Company Judge Emmons has appointed j. D. Alex
ander receiver of the New Orleans ST. Louis and Chi.
eng Rnrnnd.
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AFRICA.

cANERoN, THE EXPLORER, EMBARKED ron
ENGLAND.
CAPE COAST CASTLE, March S, 1870
Lieutenant Cameron, who has recently completed
his explorations the continent of Africa, has
sailed for Liverpool
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Wilcox 4 Gibbs
AUTOMATIC
SILENT SEWING MACHINE.

Awarded the grand "Gold Medal Of Progress" OF TIN
American Institute November 1879 and the scott Legacy
Medal" of the Franklin Institute October 1870.
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THE GOVERNMENT BILL FOR IMPERIAL CONTROL
OF THE RAILWAYS.
BERLIN, March Is, 1870
The bill for transferring TO the Empire the State rail-
ways and tho control OF the private railways pre-
sented TO the Landtag to-day.
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Q and Investigation invited.

No other sewing machine in the world has "automast
nsionn any other Of It's characteristic ieatures
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BELIEVE ~ 40 OLD wOMAN'S RECIPE FOR A
had cour, Della, not an hour In using HALE's uoNEY
UouguOUNn ASD TAR. us infallible
PIXIES TOoTHAcuf DROFs In minute
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DYEING AND CLEANING.-THE EMPIRE DYE
ING AND CLEANING COMPANY call Tor aud deliver
goods: work surpassed by Ofices-eS Broadway,
near I'D ST. l96 9TH av. nth 276 9Th near
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ASPIRING STYLE or GENTLEMEN'S HATS
Just Issued ~ EsPENscHEiD. Manufacturer No lis Nae
eau -
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WILCOX a GIBBS s NJ COMPANY,
65S Broadway, corner Bond SO.
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ENTIRELY NEW STOCK PARLOR, LIBRARY AND
Dining Room FURNITURE very low prices. JOHN II.
HORsFALL, No. East 18th st.. between Broadway and
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EPILEPSY, PARALYSIS STAMMERING, NER-
vous Debility by Professor BELEW 20 East llth ST.
In ructions In Psychology.
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DOWNTOWN DEPOT-PATENT MEDICINES. no.
MEoPArnfc REMEDIES, DRUGGISTS SUSDREs, DC Proprie-
tors agency and Office room. ~ Maiden lane.
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE rlLLS-THE Sc.
case, OF headache biiousn~s and indigestion
thoroughly cured by these pills Tlcy certainly tho
,,gIda edv
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LEAKY ROOFS MADE WATER TIGHT, OR
charge. Call at address no Ceoar street. New
IL York 40 South Front street. Philadelphia. GES
RRAL RoorryG MATERIALS AID HOUSE PAINTS for sale
mt Iuw nrices luO-pape boo write for Ii.
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DYE!NG AND CLEANING. NEW YORK DYEIN0
AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, staten Island
Offices Duane St, 752 Broadway. GO uth av, New
York itsi aud Perrcpont ST.. Brooklyn 10 North sth
st Philndcphia Established a yrnfs.
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G. SAUNDERS METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
SrRor Is nnequscd MADE aud sold by Is 4 q. Il. sAUS-
r. M Z Astor
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BALSAM OF HONEY AND ToLU.-FOH THE
consumption bronchitis and asthma HARTNETT's
ui tIo,
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A-hUSSlAN NA1Oh lMNhpLfl Dams, w. -
East 4th best known remedy Tor colds and rheumatsn
A.-SCALP DISEASES, DANDRuFF, IRRITATION
itching eruptivc and other Scalp Diseases falling loss,
brittle fading and pematurely Gray Hair also Moes, Wens.
Warts and untimely Wrinkles, cured by Dr. H. g. PERRY,
ndaf Nar York
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HIP DISEASE AND DEFORMED LIMBS CURED,
without surgical operation any confinement by DR. j. p
MANN, 1873 Vest 4lst ST. Reception days. Sunday and
It.. -l...
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DECIDED ADVANCE. .

Judges report. Amer. ms. Fair.
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A REGULAR So HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, 50 SO.
worth So 10 New Church ST. mp stairs
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CAMPHoR AT 35 CENTS PER POUND-A SEPA'
department for compromising prescriptions ut HART
NETTS Bible House Pharmacy.
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IlTiLLiAM y. AsrUn

The FIRST number, just ready. ~ the magazine.
RECORD or THE YEAR,
contains large superby executed steel Portrait o. the
late william H. Astor the richest IN America 10
lethct With an interesting history Of the family rs wealth.
Ac Thousands and thousands being sold Price, %
contA q. W. CARLETON Co. PnelsherA
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A-BENNETr BUILDING.
FIRE PROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON SITS
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LIT on VERY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerated Beverages. JOHN MATTHEW'S LIST aud 18th
ST., New York
WIGS, TOUPEEs, &C. RAUCHFUSS, PRAC-
teai Wig Maker A East 18th Broadway New York
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IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM RHEUMATISM,
Scatca Dyspepsia Nervous Exhaustion Irtabiity try
from the hand OF If thirty
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DECORD or THE YEAR
III monthly magazine. being thc record OF impor
and popular miscellany OF the month The sale IL
already something enormous Price, "a cents.
q. W. CAkLErON CO.. Publishers New York
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CoRNS, BUNIoNs, INGROwING NAILS CURED
without pain. Corn CuRE by mail SOC. Drs. RICE
JOHNSON. 212 Broadwny. corner FULTON 81
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KU1AL HAVANA
Next Drawing takes place on April
Prizes cashed orders hlled Information furnished
pcation Highest paid spanish Bank Bills Gov
ernmcnts &c. &c TAYLOR co, Bankers.
ii W all St., New York
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DAvID's SPRING STYLE OF GENTLEMEN's
HATS are ready for inspection and SALE his salesroom
Oman
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OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 10 UNTIL 1.-THE SILK
ELASTIC Truss. sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
6s3 Broadway easy displaced cures rupture.
, 1876-12-02

speaker, and seem to desire COM
promise. There is excitement on
the streets, but joyful excitement
among the Democrats.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 2S. The Dem
ocratic members elect to the House
of Representatives met at 7 P. NJ. in
Carolina hall. Sixty-four Demo
Gratis and two Republicans partici-
pated and were sSorn in b Judge
Cooke. The House organized and
will claim reorganization tomorrow.
This leaves So members in the Re-
publican House, one less than the
number wh;.h the Democrats claim
necessary for a quorum. Each
house will demand of the Secretary
of State returns of the vote for Gov
ernor. All quiet tonight. The
Supreme Court has not yet decided
the question of counting the cleo
toral vote.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81 In an
swer to the appeal from South Car
olina to preside at Columbia, Chief
Justice Waite replied: The bust
ness of the Supreme Court requires
my presence here.
Co4UMDIA, Nov. 2S.--On reach
in the door of the Senate Demo-
cratic members surrendered their
private arms. Reddish, a Republi-
con member, refused to enter the
hall with Federal bayonets at the
door, and acts with the Democrats.
, 1876-12-02
TeIegraphic News.
EASTERN STATES.

lFRoM THE DAILY oREGoNIAN.1
, 1876-12-02
PACIFIC COAST

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 27-Atnoon to-
day the Secro ia. J of State began the
canvass of the electoral vote. All
the returns were in except Marin
county; to receive these Secretary
Beck has re solved to wait until 10
o'clock to- night, so that the whole
vote of the State may be counted,
although Marin's vote cannot change
the result. At 2 P. NJ. the Secretary
of State received from the Marin
county clerk this dispatch: Ere
turns were mislaid. Have sent them
by Wells, Fargo's express. Will
reach you tonight.
The vote on the electoral ticket
must, by law, be certified to the
Governor before midnight.
The Congressional count will not
be commenced to-day. There are
indications that there will be con-
test in the 4th district between Wig
CLINTON and Pacheco.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 27.-Con-
gressman Wigginton arrived here
from Merced last night and left this
morning for Sacramento to witness
tho canvass Of the vote in his dis
trict. He is reported to have said
he was satisfied mistakes had occur
red in some precincts, the correc-
ton of which would give him ma
iority.
, 1876-12-02
Order to Show Cause.
Territory of Washington,

Territory of Washington,
County of King.
In the Probate Court of said King County.
a the mater OF the estate and guardianship of
BENDIX M. BAKER, minor
4 T APPEARING to this Court, from the Peti-
ton this day presented and filed by Michel
y. Baker the Guardian of the PEI sn1 and es-
tate of Bendix NJ. Baker, a minor. praying for
an order OF sale of certain real estate e;onging
TO ms said ward. that it is necessary an. wullld
be beneficial to said ward that such real estate
should be sold:
1t is hereby ordered: Thas the nearess of
KIN OF the said ward, and all persons interested
iu the estate of the said ward, appear before
this court on Mon6ay, the 18th day of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1876, 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the Cou.
Room of this Court, in the city of Seattle, King
County, Washington Territory, then and there
to show cause why an order should not be
granted for the sale of such estate
And it is further ordered: That a copy of
this order be published at least four successive
weeks before the said day of hearing, in the
WEEKLY PUGET SoJ-SD DISPATCH weekly
newspaper printed and published III said city OF
Seattle. King County, Washington Territory,
Dated November s, 1876.
Fl. f. HATHAWAY
Probate Judge
re itory of Washington)
County of King. tss
1. Fl. E. Hathaway, Judge and ex-oficio clerk
of the saidProbate Court, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true copy of the original Or
der made and entered of record in said court
this Sth day of November, 1876
~ Witness my hand and the seal of said
lL.s.l cor t. II. E. HATHAWAY,
49, Probate Judge and x-otficio clerk
as aforesaid.
LARRABEE X HALL,
torneysf q said Guardian n11-4w
, 1876-12-02

New England Hotel,
COR. COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STS.,
Seattle, Wash. Territory.
|. C. HARMON, Proprietor.
~ This Hotel is newly built and ha rd fin
ished throughout, has well furnished rooms.
and frs t-class Board, at Moderate Prices.
The Best Hotel in the CITY.
, 1876-12-02
St. HeIen's Hall.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
THE FALL TERI OF THE SCHOOL WILL
begin on
Wednesday, Sept. 27th.

Three additional Teachers have been engaged
in the East, two for the Musical Department,
and one for the Painting and Drawing Depar
ment.
Early application should he made for the ad
mission of Boarders to Miss Rodney or to
bIoHoP MORRIS. sepll-lm
, 1876-12-02
DISSOLUTION

FKHHE &C partnership heretofore existing
n tween the undersigned, in the establish
ment known as the logging Camp Saloon is
this day dissolved by mutual csnsent-Mr. Ben
Gardner retiring and Mr.. L eBosse continuing
the the business at the old stand. Mr.. Le-
Bosse will be responsible for all debts contract
ed by the firm, and all mo leys due will bp paid
to him
AMAND LIE BOSSE,
BEN. GARDNER.
Seattle, Oct II, 1876. 1l-3m-pd.
, 1876-12-02
DISSOLUTION.

FESHE firm heretofore existing under the
u name of Bean 4 White, is this day dis
solved. The new firm of Bean 4 McCallster as
su me all debts of the late firm and will collect
q outstanding accounts.
BEAN & MCCALIISTER.
Seattle, Nov. 2Gth, 1876. If.
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lch the chair TO attend the 81. Louis demo.
cratic convention. III
/ A motion to suspend The rules and sdop,
the rpsoluticn was defeated yeas. GO usy ',
B6
/ Mr., Clark, sf Missouri, from the poe,
once commitiee, reper,ed ths bill 10 re.s
tioa 10 postsl Affairs, being the amepded
bill from which presidential appreciation
bad becu withheld or sccoun, OF informal
ny In IN references TO the revised statutes.
which WAS psssod.
Mr. Whithornc, chairman OF The com.
mittee on nMvsl affairs, moved TO suspsnd
the rules and adopt orders that The report
OF that coDmltiee, together with that 81
the minority made On alleged abuses, o.
rors and frauds 10 The naval scrvScs ~
printed. Thelr confederation made 1 spe.
cial order for Friday next.
Mr.. Gar6rd suggested that q gnipority
report wss bot yet ready, and both reports
should be withheld for the present.
Mr.. Harris. for the minority, said the evi.
dtuce on which the minority report wss
based covered four Thousand closely print
Cd pages, and The majority reports, cover.
inG leo pages, have been furniahod the
minority only few days ago lie believed
The minority report could not be printed
aud put In the hands of the members in
time for considerations, Friday next
Mr.. Whithorne defended lhs committee
and said the testimony was accessible 10 all
the minority.
A motion TO suspend this rules was re.
lected; Yeas, ll2 nays, 7i-not two thirds
In the afaFaa.ve. House ndjourncd
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1ToN, DAKoI TUESDAY MORNING. July 25 1876

Mo-; White, Whiting, Whithorne
Wiggin,on. Willard, Williams. o
Indiana; Williams, OF Alabama
Williams. Of Michigan; Wilson, ol
Iowa w oolburn md Woodw onh,
l19.
[ Nays-Adams of Georgia, Bagley
Eof New York, Baker Of New York,
Ballan, Bell, Burleigh, Csswell, Chit
tenden, Crapo, Cutler, DAnford, Oar.
rell, Dayy, Durand, Evans, Ely, Frye,
Garfield, ellison, Hale, Hancock, Har-
denberg, Harris Of Massachusetts
Headee, Hasklns, Hubbel, Jones OF
New Hampshire, Kerr, kimball, La
mar, Leayenworth, Lynch, Magoon,
McDousall. Mead, Metcalf, Miller,
Monroe, Mutchler, Norton, O'Neil,
Packer, Payne, PURGE, Plais,ed, Pot
ter, kainey, Robbins Of Pennsylvania,
Schuyler, Seelye, Sennickson, Smalls,
StoweIl, Tarbox, yHeesc, Thompson,
Townsend Of New York, Townsend
Of Peunsylvania, Wait, Walker Of
New York. Word, Warren, Wells Of
Mississippi, Wile, A. s.. Williams OF.
Michigan, aWillisms Of Delswa are, and
Willis-eS.
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ih,s is term OF scoru OF dor;s;o.
among the Indians, and 10 applied 10
indians who "hAng arounds' tie mill.
.sry posts and ~ear The white man =
blanket instead VI tho Ipd;an's bufnlo
robe, tor4 yos mus, know thai n. rtet,e
y the lndiAn's badge of nashood
One day, for whst rsasoa b noe k.ovn.
: soldier struck Sitting Bull ! blow.
mat WA the blow ia whose train has
followed . long list Of heroic deed.
and which has shaped The India, poli-
oy Of the United States, and TO which
the death of Custer and his command
may be immediately raasd. That
blow aroused The spirit Of . srs.t
soul which until then hsA Nd do.
msnt, he At oaoe aew to the desert.
where he organized band Iron he
d'ssnected Of I'll ir,bea and nsds nm
reIenting war on The whites; and from
thai period, about ,eu years aso. to
this he has beeu the tsr,uv of ~.
country, from the falls of The Missouri
to For, RnndAll, and from tie bo.dsr,
ioi Montana to DEVILS lake. On The
l7th OF May. 1868, Sitting Boil stack.
ed the village OF Mu.seli Shell. one a
the tributaries Of the upper Misso uri.
! Was 1t the time encanpsd viii .
detachment Of troops near tho ,ovu.
and bu, for rthe aid l offered 10 would
have taken tho place. He reserved hin
attack on The 9Th and ospsursd nine
teen head Of cattle, after killiow two
OF my mon, who were u the ,ins
guarding the herd. Irsssp4sred ths
nerd. All accounts agree thu, - is
: brave mAs aud an eatsrprisiag .war-
rior, and rscent events indicate that
ne g possessed Of some, st least, ofthe
higher qualities Of generalship.
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Indian Newa

WASHINGTON, July 24-Gcn Shei-
idan adds: Gen. Arrri,t viii reach
Gen. Crooks camp on August Ist,
with ten companies Of cavalry, instead
of eight, as as FIRST contemplated.
Gen. Terry has moved his depot from
north of Powder river to the Big
Horn on the Rosebud, and has noti-
fed ne e-of his -ia.ss.i lEesaa !.
junction With Crook. s4,.,,,,......,..
General Sherman hae received.
through Sheridan, !. dispssch ilomi
Crook dated Big HON snpsdition.
Goose creek w youipg, Jsly n, via.
Fort Fettsfnsn, July y. ID which
Crook says: sent couriersto Gen.
Terry tonight to infsrm him that
will cooperate with him, aud asking
where to 6nd him; also giving what
information ] have in regard to the
Indians. II is my intention to move
out after the hostiies As soon ~ Mer-
ritt gets here with the 9th, and shall
not, probably, send in another courier
unless something special should re-,
quire me to do So. am getting anx-
ious about Merritt's ability to reach
me soon, as the grass is getting dry,
and the Indians are liable TO burn it
any day.
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rous Bashi Bozanks are arriving il
that coIiufry from Asia.

rous BAshi Bozanks are arriving in
that cotiurry from Asia.
The Sui,sn's hsal.h improved.
A correspondent telegraph Isvau
that the Turks are unable to take the
offensive until reinforced. but can
hold their position aud repulse the
ServiAn attacks. The total Turkish
losses for tbs ter days Is 800 killed
and $50 wounded. The ServiAns lost
fully $500 men and Eve cannon.
sERvIA GAINING RECRUITS.
Lospoa, July 24-A Belgrade cor
respondent Of the News asserta that
the Servians are not losing ground.
Their delay is no sign Of weakness
The servians are gaining recruits f.s-
ter than the Turks.
WILL BE HELD SHORTLY.
sT. PETERSBURG, July 24-Tbc
Galos, ministerial orKan expects
that the conference Of the powers
which was dete rmined upon II Reich
stadt will be held shortly.
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hsuras to Prevent Special Am.
munition Being Conveyed
to Indians.
Koulton W Beecher /.

Ew YORK, July 24-Frank d,
Ilton had \ conference on Satur.
with b. F. Butler aud Roger A,
on, his counsel, in the case against
Henry Ward Beecher. Ii is
red that Moulton has determined,
lew Of the reverse Of the decision
Judge Dykman to force Beecber,
he 3lst Of July to make answer
plaintiff or let his case 90 by de-
The advisory counsel commit
which convened Saturday to con-
the scandal, declare that they do
think il expedient or proper to
nine into any allegations or re.
., or to hear testimony respecting
same untl such allegation or re-
have been embodied in charges
CD shall have been made AS afore-
by . person who shall under
to present proof Of the same be-
this committee to the end that q
ough trial shall be had thereof.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A FROST.

A FROST.
oRr JEgy1s, N. Y, July "a
e was a slight fros. : few miles
Of here last night.
DROWNED.
Ew YoRK, July 24.-The frneral
NJ. 7. Garner, his wife and her
her, Frost Thorpe, drowned in
Mohawk, occurred today at Gar
summer residence. The atten.
e was very latge.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
ATOM RousE, July 24.-The dem
10 state nominating convention
to-day and organized.
be committee on crcdcntixls was
inted and the convention adjourn
ntil 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
tIKyEP oRr, La. July A.-The river
hllen two inches st Carolina Bluff
all should reach here tomorrow.
material damage 10 crops alonx Old
out from = report " Fulton the de
lion is very great.
damage 10 the cotton crop by tbs
lood in the upper river is estimated 1t
bales.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
IcAeo, July A-Thc Cook county
kcratic convention to nominate dele
To the state convention. Thursday
met here to day and elected liz dele.
$500 PER LECTURE.
FoKuK, Ia. July 24-The Boyles
Fantile College Of this city has made
bong effort all the season to secure
. II Ward Beecher Tor . lecture. Mr.
iher has finally accepted the Invitation
kial deliver three lectures In Novem
ii Price paid, $500 per lecture.
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FOREIGN.
NEW TREATY.

NEW TREATY.
ksDoS, July 24-Lord Derby and
Fster Pierrepont are negotiating i
r extradition treaty.
SUICIDE.
eMs, July PA we'll known
Ter named BAldin committed sui
in the Tlber. His books show
liabilities TO be Al5O.O 600, aud re-
assets $50, 900.
\ TURKS REPyLsKD.
= BELGRADE, July 24-Ths Turks
cked on the 2lst the ServiAn re-
BIT At Little Sewordick, which
Hnauds the Turkish bank Drina
Il makes communication Difficult,
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