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RoBBERs0N ALARMED.
Clear Cnse made out Aenipst Him and
Resolution Of impeachment Certain.

heeotutten oil Impeachment Certntns
WARRINGTON. July 19.-It Is the opinion
OF the best legal minds 10 the House Of Repre-
sentatves who have examined the evidence,
that a clear case Ia made out against Robeson In
usinethe naval fund to bolster up the house Of
Jay Cooke, McCulloon & Co., and that the Judi
ciary Committee will certainly report a resolu-
tion OF impeachment at the next session OF Con-
gress. Several members OF the judiciary Com
uiittee have carefully gone over the testimony
taken by the Naval Com mittee, the COMMITTEES
on ExpeDd ditures Of the Navy Department, and
by the Committee on the Real Estate Pool
and the Jay Cooke Indebtedness, and do
not hesitate to say that In their opinion a very
strong case can be made against Robeson on sew
eral points. 1t Is possible that resolution OF i'm
peachment may be reported from the Judiciary
Committee before this set sion closes. The lead
ing Republicans are very much alarmed az this
threatening that n such a resolution Is adopted
by the House, the SENATE will refuse to adjourn,
ana Will compel the House to prefer articles VI
Impeachment forthwith and try tho case. Robe
son himself Ia very much concerned and mas
utterly neglected even the routine business Of
the department for several days.
The report prepared by Mr.. WbitthorDe Ia re-
garded as a very able document. and even the
admit that IL Is a most powerful arraignmont OF
the Secretary and his subordinates. 1t was
signed to-day by every Democratic member OF
the committee without any notifications. The
Hepublicans refused to concur, and Insisted d
upon time being allowed them to prepare mi
nority report before the majority report was
submitted to the House. which was, OF course
| granted. Robeson has prepared n whitewashinl
report OF himself for the minority, but at least
one Republican on tho committee Will not agree
| to give him an entirely clean bill OF health.
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PROTECTING THE SHORE.
The Garbage Captains Released on Bail
Their Offence aud It's Penalty.

The Garbage Captains Released on Bail
Their Offence aud Its Penalty,
James A. Noyes and John Kelly. the tug
boat captains In the employ OF the New York
Board Of Health. who were arrested on com
plant Of shore Inspector Ferguson for dumping
oral and garbage in the lower bay. gave $1,000
bail each yesterday, and were released from tho
Raymond street sweat box.
District ATTORNEY Btitton OF Brooklyn received
O note from the New York Board, yesterday, 10
the effect that no dead animals were sent In
New York garbage boats, but that the nuisance
was caused by dead animals thrown overheard
by the Brooklyn contractor, Frank swift Mr..
Britton says that II the New York boats would
go out with the food tide, and dump whom the
food ts at its height, the ebb would caTrr the
garbage far out TO sea, ana there would be no
trouble.
The offence for which Kelly and Moves were
arrested Is a misdemoanor, punishable by hne or
lmur
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THE NEW ARMY DILL.
How the Two Honses settled Their Differ
ences-Tbe Conference Report.

WARRINGTON, July 19-The Conference
report OF the Army bill, having been agreed to
by both Houses, now awaits the Presidents Gig
nature. The Senate refused to agree to any re-
duotion OF army oficers' pay, and insisted on
striking out tho seven sections which contained
new legislation proposing reforms, reorgsniza-
tion, &C.. and In those respects the House
yielded, but the Senate proposed. and the House
conferees agree, rather than further delay the
passage OF the bill, to the following provision;
That the whole subject matter OF reform ana
eanifaton Of the army shal be referred 20 commis
sion consisting Of tv members of the senate ard two
Ing officer Of esch and two officers Of the army. one
from tile Line and one from the Staf Corps, to be
70 their knowledss Of the Organization OF.
and experience In. the service. said commissioners
shall carefully examine into all matters WIN reierrnoe
and pay Of men and officers and the proportions of the
several and also to the rank pay and duties Of
tions be made either IN line stan, 10 numbers
or In pay, having n view a Just and reason, s,Is
money, the actual necessities Of tho military
vice. nnd the capacity for rapid aud effective Increase
In time Of actual war The commieson shall assemo 2
soon Rs practicable perform their WORK and report
TO Com rc through tile President by the nrtt day Of
the next session OF Congress with all the evidence,
be according TO tho present rate until the Attn day Of
March, 1871 after which II shall be paid ~ hxed by the
report OF the commission, II approved BY Congress
The bill retains tho provision of the House
that hereafter post traders shall be appointed
by councils OF administration composed OF
army officers, gives authority for EMPLOYING 300
Indian scouts In place Of $50 employ ed under
Custer. The per.onDel Of tue srmy Is 20,OE
men. as Fixed By Representative BanninRs bili
and the number OF enlisted men In the Signf
Service Is jOO, being 1itv more than was oriet
nally provided In the House bill.
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A BLOW AT THREE-CARD MONTE.
The Cbow-Chow Man Convicted OF Being
Common GambIer.
HKD CLOUD AGENCY, july 10, I
via FORT LARAMIE, July ~. J.

Edward Valentine. well known as the
Cbow-Chow man." who for many year, has
been the chief OF the three-card monte men on
Coney Island and Rookaway beaches. was ar
raiened before Judge Moore in the Kings Coun-
ty Court of Sessions yesterday, to be tried with
william Z. Bunce as common gambler. De
the board on sunday, Juns Is. on Coney Isiand
beach. Naleatins was brandishinR hst full Of
money, Offering to bet that no one could turn
up the JACK. The defence presented no testi-
mony, but the counsel for the prisoners asked
To have the case dismissed on the ground that
IL W q not shown that Valentine bad induced
any one to play. This Jury returned verdict OF
guilty without lesviHg their seats, Valentine
was very angry, end called the proceedings
" nonsense" He Is said to be worth a small
fortune. He was remaDded for sentence.
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ANOTHER CIPTAIN HAMMOND.
Hiring n House and Carrying on tho Car.
pct. Furniture, and Hnn nngings.

pot. Furniture, and Hangings.
william J. Braisted, who calls himself q
broker. was committed by Justice Morse, in
Brooklyn, yesterday, on . charge of grand lar
cenv preferred by William p. Irwin, wealthy
malt dealer Of Albany. Last January Braisted
rented the house on the northeast corner OF Car
roll street and Fifth avenue. Brooklyn, from Mr..
Irwin. He paid one months rent in advance
aud moved In. On the 15tn Of February last,
or therea eabouts, Mr.. Irwin discovered that BrAis-
ted and bis friends mad left the house, and on
ex animation he also fosnd that his perlor oar
pet, some Of tho furniture, and the rich hang
ings had been carried on The value OF the
property stolen Is about $500. Capt. Campbell
found that Bralsted had gone to Pbiladslphia.
and he at once communicated with the Chief OF
Police OF that city. A search was made, but It
was unsuccessful. The Captain at last succeed
ed In arresting Braistsd In a Belgian boarding
house In New York
The house which Braisted hired from Nr. Ir-
win Is the old POlhemus mansion, and was once
the property Of Mayor Schroeder, rho also re-
sided there. lie sold II to MIR. Irwin, and th 10
gentleman rented It furnished to Braisied.
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SOME WisHINGTON TOPICS.
Gen. Grants Reply to Gov. Cbsmberiain's
Request for Troops In south Carolina.

WASHINGTON, July l9.-Gov Chamberlain
reached the city this morning, and at ~ NJ. called
the President In company with the Secretary OF War
to urge favorable action upon his request that
troops be sent to South Carolins. Don Cameron
seemed impressed with Chamberans story, bu' Grant
Is sad TO have snubbCd the Governor. IL. expressed
regret that Chamberlain was not able TO preserve Crler
IN his state that even Moses managed to TIE
President told Chamberlain that not until the civil
remedies were exhausted would he interpOse the na
tonal arm. The south Carolina delegation IN Congress
dclnel ~ accompany Chamberlain on his visit 10 the
President and gecare Ihe, t1eY Fere ofPesod 10 sec
onuing tho N1Ncfh0fs tal, as that worthy was thus
endeavorng TO regain loot prestige and 10 secure re-
nomination,
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CURIOSITIEs or CRIME.

The BODY OF a male infant, supposed TO have
been murdered was found In the WOODS near FTanklln
avenue, Brooklyn, Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. ID. T. Williams, who was stabbed bv James
Doran, week ago on summit avenue, jersey Ciiy, 4,
IN acrtca condition. DOran, Is alleged has gone
California
formerly leading PHYSICIAN aLd druggist 10 Paterson
Nd, was arrested yesterday Tor stealing t7 from the
till ot liquor saloon
Richard HaTr.gan was In tbs Tombs Police
Court Yesterday ON the compsint Of John stevens
loon keeper at t6s Pc ri street Who had cash over M
right eye, which he said been Indicted oy hArrLan.
The prisoner wen cOu nitted.
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How the Friend, OF n Re,orm are Working.

A Tlden and heodricks Club was organized
by the Democracy Of the Fourteenth Assembly Dis
triet on Tuesday evening and NJ. c. Donnerbaum was
elected President. Samuel Kruger Secretary and John
L. Kane Treasurer.
Toe young worgingmen of the Twelfth Assembly
District have formed Iiien snd Hcndricks Campalgn
Club. Mr. John McAlster 10 President, james ky AN
aud James furlong Vice Presidents, Thomas Casey
secretary. and Herman Gentler Treasurer No person
TO Join the association. The CLUB meets weekly at u
ID,
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A Dangerou. Horse Thief Arrested!

James Smith, alias Murphy, a horse thief, was
arrested yeeter- sy morning by Detectives Corr aud
Frost OF Brooklyn for stealing $500 bay horse from
the stable OF Mr.. samuel B Duryes, willow place.
brooklyn. The horse was traced to astaule IN Forty
eighth street, New YORK, Smith had stolen another
horse worm tsDo from from inan on staten Island.
who traced the anial into smiths possession. smith
said that he hao the horse, sod again, anu did
kDow where It He offered to give the man Dur.
yeas horse and ESQ TO boot. While the ocr being
discussed Defective Corr stepped IN. Smith held
for lrlAl
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Jurvmeu ,bat Need Iu.,ruc,,or.

On the 3Olh Of November last John Lantry
went to his home in Mount Vernon under the influence
OF hquor He drove his family out OF doors, smashed
the furniture, and overturned lamp UPON the floor.
The house took nre and destroyed. His wife en-.
tered test sur against VIM spreen, owner OF saloon
kept by one Briggs, where her nus Oand had drank The
nrsl jury could not decide whether mixture OF beer
and whskey would lntOxcate man, and yesterday the
secOnu Jury ID agree whether Lantry was
drunk enough TO upset the lamp.
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A Rouainv Tiidcn Meeting,

Avenue A, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets crowded last evening by three thousand
Democrats, met TO ratfy the nomination OF rden and
lcndr cka The meeting held under the auspices Of
the Tamm ny Association OF the Fourteenth Assembly
ID strict. Resolutions plelgl % the support OF the
tcke the Democrats OF tie district were ssad, ana
addresses delivered by ex senator LuHe f. Cokans
Alderman Peter Kehr,
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Alderman Henry Corr Of tho Flflh Ward,
Brooklyn. was robbed fla 1850 watch at pcn'c Afcw
evenings ago. lie WAS discussing with lew friends his
for the position Of County Clerk when the party
were joned by two strangers who declared themselves
OF Mr. Corr The strangers were very
social and soon alter they separted the Alderman sd
occ sion 10 sscertaln the time Hts watch was gone,
ana detective 10 looking for the Two social stAngers
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the INCREASE OF PAUPERIsM.
widespread Destitution in Brookiyn-A Gen
erous Odsr-Measurss for Relief

erous Odsr-Measurss for Relief
At the meeting of the Kings County
Charity Commissioners yesterday Mr. Began
said that there was almost as much destitution
In the city now as In id-winter. The fimilies
OF unemployed men who up to this time have
never asked for a cent OF charity, were daily DO:
had been abandoned, ana there was no way to
provide for needy callers except out Of his private
idenees BY the hard times, and, having ex-
hausted all Of their surplus money. were face to
face with starvation. Mr.. Began offered to give
his salary toward relieving this class OF the poor,
as did also Com missioner Raber. resolution
was passed asking the Supervisors to devise
some means for the temporary relief OF the sick
and destitute poor, who, N not cared for. would
soon be imposed on the county In whole families
at increased expense.
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LONDON, July l9-At the Wimbledon meeting
to-day. the nrst half OF match between the English
Scotch, Canadian and Australian teams completed
to-day. The ranges were 2O0 500, and 900 yards The
weapons used we're Martini Henry rifles The total
scores were; Scotland 402 England. 40l Australia.
$50 Canals soi The match VIII be concluded on Sat
urdAy with match rnes, A 800 900 aud 1000 yards.
The Scotch i've include Nessrs. McNitte, Mitchell,
Ferguson, and Rae OF the team selected for America
The Engllshmen include the National Associations q
best shots. There Is no Irish team compe ing. The
conditions are seven shots apiece ut each range.
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The workingmen's delegation from Paris to
the Centennial Exhibition are to return to France
the gid inst In the St. Laurent All but two of them
returned yesterday TO this city after visiting Newark
ana P.terson. A farewell supper Is 90 be given them
tomorrow night Dy tue committee OF French working
OF this city. Mr. Daniel OF the delegates says
thai tney came here to fraternze with American WORK
lnGmen, not with any political or socialist c.ass
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ATKINSON's FRAUDS.
More About his Operations In New York.
New Jersey, and Pennsyivania.

TRENTON, July 19.-Among Atkinson s
victims was his mother, In one instance to the
amount OF $50, and many o; less amount. An
accommodating Railway man cashed a $50
bogus check. Taylor's Il otel. Jersey City, Is out
several dollars tor board. He tiled to operate
upon the proprietor of a Thirtv-ninth street
sale stable, add elsewhere In New YORK, but
failed. Victims have oeen plonty at the United
states Hotel to-day. MIR. Faussett. accompanied
Ion. snd several dupes went to Milford this
evening", II having been reported that Atkinson
had secured bail and left.
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ROCHESTER, July ia large stone buildina
belonging to the Hon Freeman CLARK bupned this
afternoon 1t was occupied sash end bIind mana-
fatory aud planning mill The !oss on the building
timated at ego 900. and the insurance 5000 Ths
the stock, sc, viii am0nnt TO t3OOJD lnsnr.
snce, 5000. John Il. Marks, q workman, WAS Durnea
to death, aud George Hartel seriously injured %
a failing o A Ladder.
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A GymnasI's Diyerce.

Justice Dykmao has granted decree Of abso-
ute divorce to George W. Warden from Sarah X. War
den They were married In Phade Phis In 1880 George
They lived In Philadelphia until 1874, when George
came 10 New YORK. he was attcrNard Astonishrd TO
his wife performing on the stage of Harry llis
Variety Theatre.
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The suit Of Levi A. Dowiey against the Vest
ern Union Teegr ph Company was virtually ended
before Judge Wo,tbrook yesterday. shsn II was an
nonnced that the Injunction sganst the payment OF tho
July AZ, ilend hNtN' heen dissolved the DIVIDEND was
paii and A. Nj Dowiej had nothing further 70 enJ5fs
tht order Of re erence tell with the dissolution OF tue
iuiuuctiOn
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Grave sa-pic,ons Asain,, Anuuia. Hays.

WAsuISGToN, July l9-The Committee on tho
Judiciary. to whom was referred for investigation
tain charges made against Charles Hays, member OF
the House from Alabama, relating to the sppor tnen
OF Guy Beardstel NJ the Military Academy,
have prepared Their report at the conclusion Of whicn
they In renard 70 Mr. Hays that while the evidence
may not be sufficient to md that he vllfully made q
fraudulent certificate II sun -xctes grave suspicious
ought not to be tolerated.
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DON CARLOS IN NEW YORK.

The spanish Pretender Not In Good Health
His Movements.
Don Carlos reached New York on Tues
day night and took rooms ~ tbs Windsor He
was not In good health, but felt strong enough
to ~, A drive In the park about Q p. NJ. The
fresh air restored hin, and he spent an hour at
Gimore's Garden, calling afterwsrd for Ice
cream at DelmonioO's. His suite consists Of
count IN n MonISsrrat.
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The Rev. Father Young, the Hon. Fred, SmYth,
and MIR benjamin +. Farcnld examined on MONDAY the
seven candidate. Tor the Hon. Fernando Woods cadet
Oh IN the Nav, AcadcmY. The prlz- was carried on
hy James b. Murray Of Washington Heights. ron ot a
All
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-20

william O. cen, a ragged sailor boy. Yesterday
sued Capt Bowen. OF ths Scotch brig Emily. IN the
Marine Court for hsvinz beaten and kicked him durins
avoyage from Rio: The fac, wa. eiciied tina, Green
hsd once been induced TO withdraw MS complaint IN
consideration OF his wages being paid snd Tree pas
sAge TO RngiAnd Bvt the wages were PAID 70
boarding house keeper named Murray who thefeupoa
turned the sAiior out OF the hoass' justice ooepp
AWARDED 500 dAmASeA
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The Grape covered chair OF the late Brooklyn
Police President was pushed aside yesterday and Gen.
Jourdan took another one. Commissioners Pyhurn
and Hurd greeted him. aud number VI persons called
to congratulate him
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DUBUQUE, Iowa, July l0.-Samuel Lawton this
afternoon shot his father four times with arsvolver
mnicting wounds which viii necessarily prove fatal
Tnc family reside at Kings thirty miles from here and
were in town attending funeral, The father and
had Just been drinKng some soda water together and
4 was not known tnat there WAS any rOuUle between
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FORESTS IN FLAMES.
A Terrible Fire Raging on Cape Cod-vii-
Iases Threatened with Destruction.

Iases Threatened with Destruction.
Boston, July ia terrible fire has been
raging In the woods on Cape Cod. In the neigh
borhood OF Yarmouth, since yesterday morn
ing. when It was started by some boys
near Weir village. 1t rapidly spread TO
the town Of Dennis. and crossed to
Middietown, destroying several buildings.
At noon to-day the ire was raging and rapidly
nearing Harwicn. the track Of the nre being ten
miles long and two or three miles vide. some
over ana the loss Is roughly estimated at $780,
0On, though Il will probably be much loss. A
force of 300 men vainiy endeavOred TO stay Its
prOgress.
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LONDON, July 20 A. M.-The Dundee wharf
at Wrapping, amle or so below London Bridge, took
nre At midnight and stu burning The upper
are guted. Johnson's wharf and JOl,y's warehouse,
eOnllguOus, are Threatened.
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VERSAILLES, July l9.-In the Senate to-day
the University debate wac continued. NJ simon. reply.
ing TO Monsgnor Dupanoup. denied that the Moderate
Republicans wished - attack religion They only
wished TO oppose the enoroachments OF the church on
the civil
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Orh Fleeing from his Accuser.

wAsHIsGroN, July 10, -Godlove 5. orth, Re-
publican candidate for Governor OF Indiana, has re.
turned home preferrng not TO attempt TO confront
TamAdge Who Will Oe here tomorrow to be examin
by The Foreign Affairs Committee.
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An unknown man was found drowned iasA
evening near the Weasel Bridge Al Dundee, about two
miles from Paterson " j. His coat aud hat found
the bridge, ana It is believed that he committed sui
eide lie eN Nldently had been IN the water nut short
time. He was ntJ or SIXTY years OF age and dresses
Ia Ia
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In the case Of Bartholomew Foley, who was
run over and killed By New York Central freight
train In West street the e0h OF june the Coroners
Jury recommendy that the railroad 0onpsnr prevent
ell unsuthorh persons from Hdint upon freight
tfatns
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RICHMOND, July l9.-J p, Dickerson. Depot
Agent at wythevle, Va. was to-day shot and killed by
Charles NJ wnsms for the seduction OF the iat,cr'a
daughter. Williams was arrested aud neld tor trial.
The community justines the act.
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the LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Great English Iron Firms Embarra ssmen mt,
-Liabilifie, S5,OOO,O 900,

LONDON, July s).-lt WAS recently reported
that wellknown nrm In the Cleveland district-one
OF the largest In the iron industry and 81 ;autic
financial concern-w1 seriously embarrassed A
private meeting Of the ironmasters In the neigh.
borhood We. sgb.equenty held in order 70
bridge over the dithculty, II possible. That meet.
ing edjourned untii to-day. The Fndncier Of
this morning says Is understood that balance sheet
Il 10 be supnlted to the meeting tCOsy showing that
the liabilities Of the concern are sDou, pounds
stering with hue or no assctr, After the payment
OF he hrst mortgage clsms It Is hardly expected pos
n0e 10 PVertl sloppage but ~ ihs has been pnIicl
pated II Is unhkey ~ seriously snect the money Market
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stOO, 600 worth Of Wood burned.

The woods moth OF the city OF Breslau, l.. l.,
have been swept by extensive nres this week. The
flames burned over 900 OF Woodland destroying
much OF last waters cord wood The l0hs u tsima ed
from t25 to ESQ and total loss NJ sOo0 900
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E.-Ju.,,oe sb.ualey,. Moral s,ckne...

ExJustce Edward J. Shandley was taken
from his house, at 1888 Henry stre TO that Of his sic
Ter, Mrs james Mcconnell at 20 West Fifteenth street.
Ast evening The change, II Is thought, viii be benen
cAi relative said that tho ex-Jusuce can 1.-Two but
few dAys.
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ALBANY, July l9.-At about $50 this evening,
the steamer Battle, OF the Cornell towing line OF Ron.
dou caught hre the bu er when about four miles
below this city and burned TO the waters edge. Ihe
vessel valued At about 10000. Her tow, consist.
i OF two bAgcs and Two canal boats. were brought ~
this city,
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WASHINGTON, July l9.-Thero are now only
four bills In conference, namely the Legislative Ex
ecuve and Judicial, the Consular and Diplomatic, the
military Adadeny ana the Indian ApprOprlaion bills.
An agreement US to all OF them IS merely matter Of
lima
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HALLIDAY, July ia boiler At the Alpine
saw mill on the La Hayre river exploded to-day, totally
wreckng the OullIing, and klllnH engineer Lamb,
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The Wounded Police sergeant,

Sergeant McGVen, who was stabbed by
James Hendricks Tuesday Is san in a critical con.
du o. Last night he VAS some what easier, and con.
Versed with attendants,