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NJ the Country Its Climate and Productions. aGd
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Miner toe much nor little, IL is written In an ei,
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I'm ouaint Norwegian he gives us here ana "
Tst sufficient scraps OF history TO awaken interest," IN tL'
ancient and varlIke, bat neaceinl and Industrious
% He mas the strong cold touch OF masculine force anu
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fishing Ia the pools sleeps in Norwegian beds snl
In little Wholesome rhetoric their nsrroWhess ST.
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TUE TINES tJCLY 8 SAYS:

.The author of a Summer IN Norvay his acSo'
Whist but few abe professional writer's are ts ij yo
travels wIch will hold its oNa with any o. LAe al
styie in which IL IL written IL concise, telst ~
Tie Information Is soils and interesting aAa ~. ..
bnr,"r neTys.es every page. Throughout !
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4 large and fine asso.t!n, Mt Of Catholic prdyc
books Just received at Osman X liapemans'
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| l.. ,rhOMP>-OS Attorney and Coupselo
lllinOis. tss1,f ns y, u
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ID X. ~ g. \. l. Ell "a " ID, ATTORNEYS at / au
l Rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Bascum in Hoe A.
Lcands BOcA northwest corner OF Court House square
ottawa III dec4-tt
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a. C FRENCH. T W n cy,x,
LNIt E.NCIf 81 Clth y l., ATTORNEYS and cnnr
sellers ~ Law In the office formerly occupied nv Ricr
Iord Bowen Maoney east side Court nonse Snnsr"
Ottawa, lbs Prompt attention given all business en-
Hus"u W " iuhl9i5
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pruffssinsa! Cards
At TO r n VS..

I IL. Ill r. MING. Attorney and Cou,ss,or a,
~ Law, Ottawa, Ill. once In Delafe's bloc nor,pa.
~ ~O"'t '''"''' febl2I6
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T. .ICuoLsoN. D. II. SNOW.
RlCIioLSoN az SNOW, Attorneys and
Coqhselors NJ Law VIII practice in the La
sale and adjoining counties. Oce west OF Court House
Ills. rnytt
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--,-rE, DRAFT AM IL E.CEIP
y - -, D>H y z HiPFNEN-S
- btoNS' ~ Vest OF Court House
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EItANk j.. CRAw IrORD, Attorney
cago. Notary Public. mariI'74
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HIRAM II. GLIB BERT, Attorney al Law
Room 40. ! Post Office Block. sep25,j
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(IIAS. II. bIt U@Ii, Attorney and Couuselo.
y az Law. Ohce-Hoom No. Post Office Block, Otta
va, Illinois. marr13
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r. g. DowEN. NJ hoLoSEY,
BOWEN ~. NIo!.SbN icy, Attorneys ana
4, CoUnse.Ors at Law, No. Court 81. WIN promptly
ana diligently attend TO all business entrusted to their
July 10Th. 1873
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II T.. LING In Attorney Al Law. office over
-. NO. ~ La sale street. west side OF the Court House
| Ottawa, Ills. juy315
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SUMMARY.

rbsve lS--e snd co1rie'e stock OF Drugs AT bo1
IN0hl o. Oe'' ~ Z. \. GRlGGs
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NEW IL. MOOR T.. Attorney at Law
~ Office IN ClincyS Block, corner OF La sale Mad
isOn streets, Ottawa, H. uly2r15
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ltDWIN n. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor
/ ~ III Law, Glover Cooks Block, Ottawa, Ill., APPS
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,EOHGF T. -. IclIDRE;DCi =, Attorney
~ NJ Law. Office In T. o. Block Ottawa, III. april
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u. p JONES. L. W. BRRWRE
ION ES 81 Dir Il w E;It, Attorneys and Coun.
sellers at Law, Ottawa Ills Otce, Rooms NOS & 8.
second floor, Metropolitan Block. octl9,'72
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nR. GLIB EItIr DE pISY French PLY
~ scan 81 years OF practice the last ten years in 81
Louis Mo. Office, La Sale ST. H. olfe and D. Bern
ard. Residence Washington ST. tnorth OF Supreme Court
Block) Office hours, from to II O'Clock NJ. and from
2to5P.N mayl.i5
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II NJ. IsASCcNI. NJ. d., Physician and Sur.
geon, Otawa III. Office III door north OF post olce
Residence. Paul ST. east OF supreme Court House 1unlS
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nR. q. HARD, Physician and Surgeon, over No
~ ll9 Main street. METROPOLITAN Block Ottawa, Illinois.
Jnne eth. 1871.
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w II. ZEN SNIISG ti!t. NJ. d., Physician
w and Surgeon once over the Exchange Bank, Ot'
tawa. Illinois. marl3
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DIt. j. IL. RIOS ENIsUIsG, Physician aud
~ Surgeon Chronic ailments specially ONCE over
Kneussls Drug Store Main street. Ottawa Ills marSS
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A COTTON CONGRESS.

IMPORTANT MEETING OF COTTON BOARDS AND
ASSOCIATIONS AT LoNDoN--REFoRMs IIo-
POSED AND ADOPTED
LONDON, August TO- 1876
Eight American, three Dutch, one London, and six
Liverpool representatives OF tho trade
convention here yesterday. Mr. Samuel simpson, OF
New Orleans, presided He stated tho object of the
meeting, as declared in the resolutions OF tho Amcr
can National Cotton Exchange inviting 1t. Mr. W. b.
Forwood, OF Liverpool. endorsed the objects of the
meeting
PROPOSITION UNION
Ar. W. p. Campbell, OF New York moved that this
Conference recommends the ormai,on OF an inrcrna.
tiona cotton association 10 promote the efficiency and
10 extend the usefulness OF tho various associations OF
Europe and the United States, TO secure united and
harmonious action considering tho various questions
ansesing -. asrieaiurAl commercial AMI mauufactur
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST H. 18e-wTH SUPPLEMENT
ing interests Of cotton that tho welfare of the cotton
trade may be better protected ana promoted.


Ing Interests Of cotton, that tho welfare OF the cotton
trade may be better protected ana promoted.
THE PROPOSITION WITHDRAWN
The delegates bong unable TO bind their respective
associations, the resolution WAS withdrawn.
ARBITRATION IMPROVED
resolution offered by Mr. Reynolds, OF Norfolk,
Va, stated that 1t the opinion OF this conference
that the present system of conducting arbitration on
the quality OF cotton in Liverpool Is unsatisfactory.
and that tho Cotton Brokers' Association be requested
to appoint committee to CONSIDER more efficient
means of assessing allowances to be made on cotton
bought and sold 10 arrive The resolution passed
after considerable discussion.
ARBITRATION.
Mr. Forwood OF Liverpool, moved that in the opin-
ion OF thus conference arbitration upon the quality Of
cotton should be based upon grade and that the value
should be fixed according to the official quotation Of the
day The motion was adopted
DRAWN SAMPLER
Mr. Nicholson OF Liverpool moved that in the opin-
ion conference the Liverpool drawn samples Of
American cotton average worse in appearance
and consequently in class by l-16d TO I'D per pound
than those drawn in America before the cotton is
pressed, and that pressure will further deser
crate the class Unanimously adopted
COTTON TO BE SOLD AT NET WEIGHT IN AMERICA
Mr. Samuel Smith, of Liverpool, moved that, In the
should be solo in America at It's net weight and that
the various exchanges in America be requested 10 en-
deavor to give effect TO this recommendation. Unan
mously adopted
OTHER RESOLUTIONS
Other resolutions wero adopted unanimously to tho
effect that the system OF sampIing cotton In America
should be the same the Liverpool system that is
desirable that tho classification OF American cot
ton should be adopted in all European and
American markets according to the standards
to DO furnished by the Liverpool Association,
to be ratified by tho American National
exchange that the several Exchanges in America be
requested appoint inspectors TO certify 10 the cond
OF all cotton exported that sufficient care is not
taken by shippers in delivering cotton at Liverpool
which should be amended
ADJOURNED.
The conference adjourned until next July TO meet at
Liverpool at the call OF tho United Association Of Lv
erpool and the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association
which arc empowered to invite delegates from Ameri-
can and European Exchanges.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Throughout yesterday Commodore Vanderbilt wns
comfortable and cheerful The physician considered
that from which he has been suffering was
under CONTROL and the slight failing pcrccptibe in his
strength was attributable TO advanced age. In the
morning the Commodore enjoyed his congress watcr,
and during the day ate some becstcak eggs and
melon His appetite was not strong during the
previous day. He convcrsed freely with the members
OF tho family and several personal friends who called.
At the usual midday consultation the medical at.
PENDANTS hopeful that the lie OF their friend could
be prolOno ed one two weeks. but realized that
sudden change might vdlsastroas. In the evening
Dr. Llnsiy and Mr. De Forest went TO their homes.
Dr Elliott and Mr.. Barton remained with tho Commo-
dore during The night Al ten O'Clock 7. NJ. the
patient was removed from the library to his usual
sleeping room exhibited no indications OF passing
AWAY during the next twenty-iour hours.
Al M dnight the Commodore was sleeping. Hc was
free pain and there had bcen no change IN his con-
di,ion SINCE the last report.
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to wnat is proper and feasible for putting tho army on
the best footing 30 economy and efficiency General
sherman has not made up his mind what he Will
recommend, and declined to give his views for the
present
THE APPROPRIATION BHLs-AMoUNr APPRo-
PRIATED AND AMOUNT OF REDUCTIONS FROM
LAST YEAR.
Eleven Of tho twelve annual appropriation bills have
been passcd or agreed upon in conference, which is
equivalent ut this stage OF the session to being passed
The bill yet unpassed rs the Consular and Diplomatic
Tho sums appropriated by OF tho eleven bills and
the total OF the twelfth bill passed the House are
set forth In the following table,
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR NEPARrMENr.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August Ill A. 81.
Rrotub,i,fi.s

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, August Ill A. 81.
Probabilities
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States and Tepncs.
see, higher barometer, southcrly TO easteriy Winds
nearly stationary temperature and frequent thunder
storms.
For the Ohio Valley and lowor iake region, falling
followed by rising barometer. increasing southerly
winds vcerng to westerly. generally warmer, cloud
weather and thunder storms.
For the upper lake region, generally higher barom-
ctcr. southcry winds veering cooler westerly and
frequent rains, succeeded by clearing weather
For the Upper Mississippi! and Lower Missouri Val.
ley rising followed by falling barometer, cool north to
winds, shifting warmer herly or eastcrly
and clear weather succeeding occasional rains In tho
former.
The ohio River and the Mississippi below ST. Louis
connuc slowly falling.
Cauiiorary signals continue at Marquette. Escanaba
Milwaukee, Chicago Grand Haven Alpopa Port
Huron Detroit and Toledo
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A LIVER COMPLAINT.

.s;o 81 f Fee w:' aon%:s s:.!:
The liver ]. srsa. dspur.ins purifying, Of tn.
A"a na hass in
Soas. Of .So.e who have died Of different diseases
aarge proportion Of eases the liver has given evidence OF
equally prevalent beasts Every butcher knows that ne
yers Of cattle sheep and swine are ter tine. a.
cretcs abont two and half pounds Of bile When Il
% the
OF the bile must remain IN the .su'
empts to rid the system OF these noxicus materials BY
Which S'ss1 their
bor and Are unable 70 the m al
y with unhealthy blood and f.iis
hcrdnche impairment OF tho memory dizziness. gloomy
ss and 81 %'.p the
biochcs boil. c.reuncles and sercfuous .umor. The
piles dropsy dyspepsia or diarrhrs the a-
eV""0e sYMrross or LIVER COMPLAINT.
ssow color of the skin cs yelowsh brown spots On ths
with frequent 6csdachc dizziness bitter bad in
the mouth drne's Of tne throat and internal heat p.pts
steady appetite. sour stomach. raising Of the food
and and som "Hsn DISTRESS hcapns ""S So.s.s
full feeling "so"' III. stomach and :las.; az;
about The shoulders collie pnns through tina
as,aence nsrysnsncs eold"ess the cssrem,c. ru.s
Of blood :, the head With symp,oms 81 epoplexy numh
ng with he, iahe, Kidney and o.he. dinieal.is.
these symptoms viii be likely to BIO In a.
one time -
covrnY with small doses Of bis PLEASANT PURGsvE PIT
rrs. which act rs All Alternative on the liver For live!
liver these remedies Unsurpassed The Golden Mcd
cal Discovery does not simply pasic the disease but
arc changed to an active healthy state tho appetite
regulated blood purified and enriched and the entire
system renovated and res o,ed to health , - p,r,cv
NJ d. Proprietor. Worlds DispcnsaTy Buffalo n Y.
A--MARyEL OF UTILITY; THE ELEGANT SILK
EL.sT,c rncss. sold only by the ELASTIC TRUSS CON-
PANY. $40 broadway
CRoroN wArER-rHE PUBLIC ARE eau.
toned drinking this in its present im0pr:
and recommended AroLLsAnfs. a pure, n Fa
mineral water. imported by McCuLbA a wy ~
Beaver -. New y3rk.
CRlsrADoRO's HAIR DYE ACCOMPI.TSHES ITS
work pcnady. instantly. safety wholesale and RETAIL 81
John 4.
DON'T SPOIL YOUR MEALS BY DRINKING
Croton when you AN get sphon at GAIL H. SCHuLLs
cARposic A,iD wsrta Tor only i1c
ELECTRIC BEIrS-FOR PREMATURE DEBILITY
Call or send tor circular TOD KARI. ~, broadway.
HOiMAN'Se AGUE AND LIVER PAD CURES
without incidence the mos rciiablc remedy ever d'so"v-
~, John t.
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
o. k.rp an. q, rEP shirts unless perfectly satisiscse~
S7I Broad~ay. aud 0.I Areh st.. rniadr phia
POLITICAL NET BANNERS, FLAGS, fORTRAIraS
ir""'p"'s"''''' 49, iioJER 4 uRsHAM. % Duane S.
PURE wATER.-usE THE CELEBRATED LONDON
for United ssstes. y, Water st.. New fors
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
John MATTHEWS. Iu nv, and 2ssh It,. cisy
NEW CIVILIZATIONS.
CAycERs--A NEW TREATISE EXPLAINING rHBfI
~ snccessfu treatment. sent free. ORA BROWN STo0
nAkD. No. 8 West lAth e.
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
STRIKE OF BRAKEMES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TRAINS HELD ON sIDINGs AND THE TRAFFIC
INTKRFERED WITH.

CINCINNATI, August 10, 1875
last night the freight brakemen the Ohio aud
Mississippi Railroad inauguratcd a strike, leav-
ing their trains at Seymour which point they
have made their headquarters, and where tho
strikers now number sixty live or seventy Their
demonstrations thus far have been confined entirely to
holding freight trains on sidngs by uncoupng tho
and throwing away the coupling pins Tonight
they stole two handcars, sending them East and
West, for the purpose II Is supposed, Of
extending their operations In unconping the
OF freight trains. Their reported leader is
f. +. Dayson, formerly a telegraph operator the
p oy OF tho company, who discharged from that
branch OF the for failing to deliver
der and collision IN consequence was barely avoided
by the prompt action OF some other employees OF the
road. Dayson at,erward gwen situation
brakeman owing the sympathy felt for his destitute
family.
Tonight the brakemcn whose headquarters
Vincennes also struck work, and Is believed that the
movement will become general throughout the limo
The OF the strike Is reduction OF the wages Il
the rates paid by other roads.
special train lett this city tonight conveying sew
eny i've 100 rcsoute men. who will 90 to Seymour
and there be sworn as deputy marshals, and will
protect the employees and property from the
deprcdations OF the strikers
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ENGLAND.

ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR NArAToRIAL BE-
nRNowN-P RICE OF SILVER.
LONDON, August 10. 1876
Frederick Cavi, professional swimmer, win en-
deavor to SWIM across tue Channel Saturday
Silver is firm to-day at As. 31%d. per ounce.
rRE--Loss DOLLARS.
Tho extensive establishment Of Grant Co.. cngrav.
FRS, photographers and publishers, in Turnmi street,
CierkenwcL DESTROYED by fire this evening The
loss is estimated at ST. 900 600 The firm have branch
establishment IN New York
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S3l, 1915

me tenth and eleventh items in tho abov" column,
viz The Legislative and tho Indian appropriations
estimated and given in round numbers
The bills are agreed upon but the alterations in the
Conference Committee have reduced tho totals and will
ncccssitato couple OF immense sums In arithmetic.
which the clerks OF the committee yet without
time TO go at The estimates based upon estimates
in turn OF the aggregates OF these alterations AS tho
House started out with determination to cut down
tho appropriations Tor this year COO the above
result will show how successful has been the effort
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PRESIDENT IMAGINATION,

THE FRENCH PRESIDENT AND HIS WIFE HAVE
A NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
LONDON, August IL, 1874
A Paris despatch to the Standard reports that as
President MacMahon and his wife were returning ycs-
terdav from Versailles TO Paris In post chase. tho
horses frightened by the gendarmes drum corps
away. The postchaise came IN collision with
a cart: it's driver thrown to the ground and badly
hurt Tho President and his wife escaped unhurt and
finished their journey in another carriage
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Governor William Pitt Kellogg, OF Louisiana; United
States District Attorney Warner NJ Bateman, OF Gin
cinnaii, and Joseph Pulitzer cfst Sous, at the
Filth Avenue Hotel Aware do Ia Gandara, OF tns
Spanish Centennial Commission at tho Grand Central
Hotel General Adam =. King, Naval Oicer OF the port
of Baltimore is at tho GiIsey House. Ex-Governor VIII.
lam Claim, OF Massachusetts, is at the Metropolitan
Hotel Mr. Nabuco, OF the Brazilian legation 10 at the
Buckingham Hotel Judge E. II. Grandn, OF Mobile,
Is at the Astor House. Colonel James o. Broadhcad,
OF ST. LOUIS and Isaac f. Eaton Of Kansas arc at the
Ct Nicholas Hotel.
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THE EXTRACTION QUESTION.

DISCUSSION ON THE SUBJECT POSTPONED UNTIL
THE NEXT SESSION OF PARLIAMENT
LONDON, August 10. 1916
10 the House OF Commons this afternoon, in conse-
quenco Of Mr. D,srael having fixed the day. Sir
William George Granville Vernon Harcouri, liberal,
member for oxford city. reluctantly postponed The
discussion the cxtradition question to the
SION of Parliament, unless the question should be
settled In the meanwhile.
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THE CASE OF JOHN WALTON.

LONDON, August IL, 1876
John Walton, OF New York, who was surrendered by
France under the cxtradition treaty between that
country and Great Britain on charge Of forgery
was brought before the Common scrgean. to-day on
sbo question previously raised before magistrate
1t Guildha that he could not be tried except Tor the
offence Tor which he surrendered under the treaty.
The counsel Tor the defence again raised tho OBJ
lection which was held good and the prisoner was dis
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COUNTERFEITER ARRESTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 10, 1870
United States Detective Funcgan arrested here to-
day q. =. Mohrng for manufacturing and uticring
counterfeit god dollars Several Thousand blank
pieces, 800 finished gold dollars and quantity Of dies
and stamps were seized Parties In the Eastern aod
Western states have been pnssing these counerci,s.
Joseph u. Prince, alias Gus Williams, nov awaiting
trial In Chicago for passing councrcis was supplied
bv MohrinE Tho prisoner ravo bail IN $4,000
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CATSKILL RACES.

PoUGnKHErsIR. N. Y. August 10, 1875.
There was large attendance at the Catskl racct
to-day The first for the 2:2s class, and was
by Clover, who took the second, third and nth
heats Ben Smith taking tho first and third. Time,
2Il-2 81 ii-2:39-2:30 and 231.
The second race was or . :3s horses and won by
Nick taking the third sixth and seventh heats. Irish
Maid took the first ana second and Silns Rich tho
fourth. The NTH heat dead ono between Sas
Rich and Nick. Time-24o, 2;3S, 1885, 240i4, 2:40,
2:IO !. and 2:4l
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SALE OF SHORT HORN CATTLE.

CINCINNATI, August 10, 1876.
The sale OF short horns, owned by George NJ. Bed
ford, near Pars KY, to-day, was attended by some
500 or =, 900 persons The first the list was the
celebrated bull Fourteenth Duke of Tnorntale, which
sold for $1,000 Another bull sold Tor $4,000 In all
twcnty ono bulls were sold for $40 205 Forty eight
aud hcers and hrec extra calves brought s37 640
averaging $rSS Tor females and about 200 for bulls.
The prices not satisfactory To the owner, who
stopped the sale when only $500 was bid for Oneida,
Duke OF Goodness. The said that tho sale would
proceed when about 81, 800 was bid for the animal
About forty animals sold.
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SWITZERLAND.

LADY ATTEMPTS THE LIFE OF THE RUSSIAN
MINISTER AT BERNIE.
BERSE, August 10, 1919
Yesterday Russian lady fired pistol at Prince
NJ. GortschakoG tho Russian Minister TO Switzerland.
The Prince escaped unhurt and the lady was arrested
MOTIVE.
The attempted assassination is attributed 10 potca!
motives
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THE CABLES.

PROPOSITION TO ESTABLISH DIRECT COMMUNE
CATION BETWEEN PARIS AND NEW YORK.
PARIS, August 10. 1876
Tho following Is published here to-day "Subscrip-
tons will be opened on the 22d of August for an under
taking, with capital Of $4,000, 900. 10 establish and
work telegraph cable between Paris and New
York. The government has granted TO NJ Pouyer
Querticr the right to establish this communication.
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AUSTRIA.

THE NEW MINISTER FROM THE UNITED STATES
PRESENTS HIS cEEDENTIAIs.
VIENNA, August TO- 1876
Mr. Edward +. Bealc, the newly appointed United
States Minister to AUSTRIA had audience to-day with
the Emperor Francis Joseph aud presented his
ptinlc