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VARIOUS SUBSCRIPTIONS.

H. A. Root, guest OF the Grand Hotel, contributes S.
Tneodor Duzcr. Aaron A. Fishel, John Lambert, Ed
ward Bernstein. a. L. Adler, b. Lanckncr G. H. Rover,
Charles Chur, Morris Meyer Henry Bielefeld, Poor
Driver Max Jacoby and Henry all OF Jersey City
Heights send JOINT subscription of So 20
W. j. IIowes and others forward So
L. H. A. cashier OF "A resta urant sends 81, and tins
waters OF the same establishment 81 20, making - 70
r. H. +. G. forwards 81
ssPrde of the Border contributes ST..
Charles II. Stout, twelve year old Morristown IN.
J.) boy sends 81.
A little French girl sends 81 from Philadelphia.
william II. Jr.. OF West NOrwaIk, forwards 81.
Miss At,iie Lawrence, Of Fayetteville, N. c., CON
tributes II.
George and Mel. OF York, Pa, send 81, with the
declaration that the fallen hero has monument IN
their hearts.
some little boys and girls Of Nyack, N. Y, for
ward s.
Charles Willie and Alice send twenty-five cents each
from Hynicvle
ArtlIcryman sends fifty cents from Morrstown N. J.
Jessie siguor. Sauger.cs, n y, nity cents
L. g. Connolly, Baby Ion. l.. L. sends 20 cents as do
also s. T. Young, nd Bailey. W. II. Brney, Bella
Kuiz Esther Levy, Uriah and ''Honest Coal Dealer !"
Harry Harrison forwards 20 cents.
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The Real Estate Pool Com
mittee's Report.
Statutes Violated in the appointment Of Jay
Cooke, McCulIOch 4 Co.
THE LOUISIANA POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
Fight of the Democratic Factions Owe
the Resumption Act
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON. July 90, 1879
TIE FIGHT OVER THE REPEAL OF THE RE-
SUMPTION ACT-soFr MONEY MEN LOSING
GROUND.
The democratic to consider the repeal OF the
Resumption act has been postponed until Tuesday
evening next. The battle on this question is not vet
but it is certain that the soft money men are
losing ground. There are persons here from Indiana
who strongly urge repeal and forete heavy bolt
of extreme grcenback men their State II the House
does nothing, and they magnify the danger and the
evil effect OF losing Indiana; but, on the other
hand it begins 10 be seen BY great
many Southern and some Western democrats that a
repeal by the House means nothing. the senate viii
not concur and 1t is also argued that the party
promised in its platform policy which it will carry
out II 1t comes into power, but that it is
power is not responsible for the present condition
things and would act absurdly If 1t undertook assume
share OF responsibility before tho country while yet
it has coutrol and none These views
are gaining iavor and it Is probable that the eau.
Gus If next Tuesday, will reject the motion for
repeal
ANOTHER EXTENSION OF THE OLD APpRoPRrA-
TIoNs--How THIRTEEN MONTHS ArPRorRIA-
TIoHs ARE LIKELY TO BE MADl FOR THE
YEAR AND THE REMEDY
The delay over the appropriation bills nccessi,ated
to-day another extension to tho lst OF August OF tho old
appropriations. Nr Randall said he thought could
promise ask more; but 1t is seen that there
with be in effect thirteen months appropriations made
for the year-namely, one month made at the old
rate and tho regular bills for the whole
year at the now rate This anomalous re-
suit attracts attention, and It may DO that when
all the bills passed some action will be proposed by
the House whereby the expenditures for August shall
be deducted from the general appropriated Tor the
year, this not done the delay arising of the
dispute between the two houses would, in fact cause
extravaganza instead OF retrenchmen IN expenditures
and under such rule II would be In the power OF tho
Senate, by resisting and delaying appropriation bills
to defeat any scheme Of economy retrenchment in
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THE EXHIBITION.

AN EXCURSION OF MINERs-A MEMORIAL WIN
DOW IN THE ART GALLERY.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1919
An excursion of miners from the Schuylkill coal re-
gion reached the Centennial grounds to-day The men,
numbering nearly 1.0OO accompanied in many in
stances by their families.
Tomorrow forenoon work will be commenced upon
the memorial window In the room Immediately cast of
the northern entrance of the Art Gallery The window
will contain the of Pennsylvania the arms OF the
city of Philadelphia and an armoral inscription in
Latin, with symbolic fgures painting and sculpture,
illustrative of events In American history.
The cash admissions to-day wore estimated at
Sl6.676
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BRIGHAM YOUNG'S DIVORCES.

''ANN xLIzA' BRINGS The GREAT MORMON TO
TERMS IN THE COURTS.
SALT LAKE, U. T., July 20, 1876
The case OF Ann Eliza Young against Brigham
Young for divorce was brought up before Judge
shaffcr to-day, when tho following rulings were
made:-That as Ann Eliza declared to have been mar
ricd to Brigham Young, which the defendant did not
deny but denied that she HIS legal wife; that as
the contest as to the legality OF the marriage the
Court could properly grant amony during the SUIT.
The motion for personal attachment upon the defend
ant for contempt of Court paying $500 per month
amony denied this harsh measure
where a milder means would be sufficient The
motion to strike ont the amended answer Of referee
was overruled and evidence in tho main case was or
dered be taken before a ssioner 1t IS proba-
bic that execution will be asked for by the plaintiff
as means of collecting tho alimoDv heretofore
awarded while the defence will, no doubt ask for
reduction of the alimony.
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TIE CUSTER MONUMENT.

UNDIMINIsHEp ENTHUSIASM OF THE PEoPLE-
ANOTHER DAYS sUBsCRIPTIoNs-THEArRI
MANAGERS pRoFFEn THE SERVICES OF rHEIH
COMPANIES.
Owing TO heavy pressure on the columns OF the
HERALD day but few of the letters received in rela
tion to the Custer monument are published.
Yesterday the weather so frightfuy hot
that every one who could left town, II only
for the day. and consequently the subscription lists
were no, called for so often as they doubtless will be
to-day The dramatic profession with its character
Istc generosity stands in the van of those anxious
honor the memory OF tho departed hero.
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STORM AT RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, July 20, 1876
The wind which accompanied the storm this even-
ing was very severe. A number of houses were uu-
rooted and otherwise damaged Seabrook's tobacco
warehouse, used during the general
receiving hospital had It's southern section entirely
demolished the sheds being lifted bodily and carried
into the streets. large quantity OF tobacco stored
in the warehouse damaged by rain.
The loss cannot be estimated. Three persons
were seriously injured at tho warehouse. The entire
upper story oil J. H Dckerson Il Co Is saddery cstab
lishment was carried away and Two persons were in.
jured. other workmen narrowly escaped injury. The
walls oil the Third Presbyterian church reported
a dangerous condition from the storm.
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his views, and xhen lie concluded At quarter TO Ave
+. H.. the Senate sitting q court, adjourned until
tomorrow
EX-DISTRICT ATTORNEY DYERH
LETTER.

WHY THE LETTER DYER WROTE FOR AVERY n
NOT GIVEN OUT BY THE ATTORNEY GENERA
FOR PuBLIcATIoN--wHAT COLONEL DYER
SAYS.
Sr. LorIs, July 90 1876.
There has been some comment The conduc, OF the
Attorney General in refusing TO give out for publication
the letter written by District Attorney Dyer tehalf
OF Avery. Your correspondent enabled to state
the reason for this refusal Colonel Dyer said in
conversation few days ago that he had written let
ter for Avery, but that he had put something
that would make Grant hopping mad He asked
what this was, and he replied that 1t \
tho close OF the letter to the effect that,
although Avery was undoubtedly guilty, as
gardng the indictment, lac, Dyer, was satisfied
that be had through the whole Of his criminal
Washington been used as the instrument of others
who much higher In authority than he. In re-
sponsc To fur her inquiry as to who was included In
TINS reference, Colonel Dyer said Il meant Baboock,
and intended to hint at others in the sane house with
him, and didn I say word amiss ether.n
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A GENEROUS OFFER.
WALiAcE's THEATRE,
New YORK. July 20. 1874

WALlAcg's THEATRE,
NEW YORK. July 20, 1871 !
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
As old nd and admircr OF tho late General Gus
ter beg to tender my and Mrs. FiOrences services
for a benefit at this theatre next Friday evening,
July %, in the play OF tho mighty Dollar, !" toward
tie fund for erecting monument to the brave man and
his comrades. The interest the HERALD has taken 10
the proposed memorial induces me TO send you these
few lines TO express willingness to and in this good
and noble work. Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM J. FLORENCE.
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OBITUARY.
SIR PERCY DURRELL, PAIT. 81. p.

'lEs f11'C' 1'VF1sHl@f1 BAIT VI
A cable despatch from London announces the death
o! SIR Percy Burrell, Bart. member OF Parliament tor
Shoreham, Sussex The deceased was the second son
OF tho late Sir Charles Mcrrck Burrcl and was born
in 1872 He educated At Westminster and at Christ
church, Oxford He was deputy lieutenant and jus
tice OF the Peace for the county OF Sussex and cap
tam in the Eighteenth Sussex Rifle Volunteers lie
first elected or the borough OF Shorelam In 1862
and politics was moderate conservative declaring
himself In favor OF national alton being based on
religion" The ancestors OF tho family The Burrcls
OF Brooke rark, near Alnwick, of whom married
daughter OF Sir Walter de Woodland, cqucrry to the
Rl.ckp pr
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CATSKILL RACES.
PouGHKEEPsIE, July 90, 1876.


To-day tho third and last of the Catskill races.
In the 245 class Derby won the first, third and
fourth heats, Vermont Maid second ard Phil third
Time-2:40, 2:53 and 2:44 Phantom won the second
heat 2:37h, and was dlstanced in the third for
foul driving
In the 227 class Ben Smith the first, second
and fourth heats, Fannie Atwood second and Bessie
third. Time-2 :3si4, 2:32la and 2:36
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for her reception Several fri gates will meet the
Queen ct St Jean do luz
EGYPT.

THE GOVERNMENT WILL NOT PERMIT THE Exx-
cUrIoN OF JUDGMENTS AGAINST 1T.
ALEXANDRIA, July 90. 1876.
In consequence Of the governments refusal to per-
NIT the execution of judgment against it NJ. Hackmann,
President Of the Court OF Summary Justice declared in
open court to-day tina; he would refuse hear any
tions whatever, and that he closes the court
Great excitement prevails The judges deliberating
upon the question.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Lieutenant Governor Horatio q. Knight OF Massa-
cbusctts. is residing at the Filth Avenue Hotel Cor
than f. Hubbard, United States Consular Agent a
Mayagucz Porto Rico. and Dexter II. Folets, Of Bos
on are at the Westminster Hotel Louis Chatcl, o.
the French Centennial Commission, is registered 81
the Isrcvoort House. Horny Armtt Brown, Of Phila.
dclphia, is at the Windsor Hotel. DR.. Charles L.
Hcizmann United States Army, is quartered at the St
ponis Hntp
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SPAIN.

THE coRrrs UED--PEEPARATIoNs TO RE-
cEIvE THE Lx-QUEEN ISABELLA.
MADRID. July 81 1876
The cortcs have been proroeucd until November
Quesada, Msrtlncz Campos and Canovss del Castillo
vii accompany tho King 70 san,apdcr to receive the
ex Queen isabella. Splendid preparations making
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A BENEFIT PERFORMANCE.
o1rMr1c rnrArnE. Fulton Street. Brooklyn,

OLYMpTC THEATRE Fulton Strcet, BrO0KIyh.
To THE Ep,rOR HERALD
Fully approaching your efforts and wishing to assist,
Mcssrs Chevacr Il Co., the present lcssecs of this
theatre have instructed me TO say that ON the open
ing week for the ia aud winter season (Which Will oc
cur about the mdde OF August ono night Will he sol
apart for the heuelt OF the Custer Memorial Fund
Yours respectfully, PIERCE |. JARVIS,
business Manager.
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FRANCE.

THE PRESS LAWS TO BE coDivIED.
VERSAILLES, July 20. 1876.
The Chamber OF Deputcs has decided to appoint a
committee TO codify the press laws
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HON. GEoRsE W. cuytrp.

A despatch from Palmyra, ~ Y, says that Hon.
George W. Cuyer died at his residence in that city yes
tcrday morning. aged sxty-seven years. Hc was Pres
ident OF the First National Bank prominent and IN
fGcniis democrat, having served ior years on the
State Committee, he was delegate to the ST. Louis
Convention and was taken sick in Chicago his
turn.
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REHABILITATION.
DEATH OF A SANDY HOOK PILOT.

John c. Gillespie who has been for number Of years
a Sandy Hoos pilot, died suddenly about midnight last
night at his residence 233 Prospect avenue Brooklyn
e was thirty years OF age and universally liked
bv his companions In the service.
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ENGLAND.

THE ExTRAD1TIoN TREATY-EAEL DERBY AN
HoUNcEs THE RECEIPT OF COMMUNICATION
PROM THE UNITED STATES aovERNMENr-KARI
GRANVILLE PosTPoSns HIS MOTION.
LONDON, July 20 1875
In the House Of Lords this afternoon Earl Derby
stated that be had just received communication from
the United States government. lie said he could not
state the contents OF It, but that he had given copy
TO Earl Granville and had requested him to postpone
his notion calling attention to the cxtradton
popdence, as q discussion would Inconvenience public
business. Earl Granville said he had read the CON-
municatIon aud that his motion would not affect the
negotiations of the two governments nevertheless he
willingly complied with Earl Dcrby's request and post,
poned his motion until Monday next
Earl Derby announced that small number Of copies
or the correspondence the Eastern question would
be distributed to- morrow.
SIR CHARLES dixie NOT COMING TO AMERICA.
LONDON, July 20, 1876.
The Morning Post contradics the statement that Sir
Charles Dixie, Baronct, is going to America with the
Parliamentary excursonsts who to sail after the
adjournment OF Parliament
FAILURE OF LARGE AUSTRALIAN HOUSE.
LONDON. July 20, 1915
Mcssrs. J. and G. Harris, Australian merchants who
made arrangement with their creditors last year,
agreeing to pay in full now announce their suspension
Their liabilities given at $780, 000 Their assets
estimated at 81, 900, 900.
THE sERvfAN LOSS AT 1svoR-osMAN PACHA
ANNIHILATEs A sERvIAN COLUMN.
LoNDoS, July 81 1876.
The Standards widdn special says that the Ser
lost 1000 killed the battle Isvor They re.
tired the river Tmok, but have since re.
crossed.
osmar Pacha, on Thursday, annihilaed 500 Ser
vians who had occupied Novo sello few only es-
capped across the Danube.
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NOT KILLED WITH CUSTER.
REroRTED VICTIM OF THE MASSACRE APpEA rs
IN ST. LOUIS.


ST. I.oris, Jaly 20 1876.
Among those reported slain the Sioux side at the
Custer massacre was Charles l.. Emmett better known
as Dashipg Charlie, scout and Indian interpreter II
was stated that at the time ne Killed lie with
Sitting Bull and acting the chief adviser Of that
warrior. Emmett arrived in this city yesterday from
the West thus dsproving tho report Of his death. lie
says he has not been IN that part OF the Northwest
Mhcrc Indian operations are being conducted.
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DEATH IN A DENTISTS CHAIR.

GOSHEN, n. Y, July 90 1876.
Mrs Mary, wife OF Theodore Ball, aged thirty-dvs
years. Warwick, this morning, alter having tooth
drawn and suffering nervous spasln went to sleep 10
the dentists chair aud died without waking.
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THE SPANISH PRINCE MAKING A TOUR OF NEW
YORK

YORK.
Don Carlos seems to be determined 10 preserve his
inoosnio and to take IN everything the metropolis
afford in the way OF real entertainment during this
prcccdcnfcd hot weather lie likes New York very
much, but earnestly protests against summer
weather why. as he SAID last night, 'in the Ba que
PROVINCES and during the worst periods of my light
against the Alonsists, | never experienced such
weather. ! feel like taking things very quietly"
Don Carlos reached the Windsor Hotel about midn ght
alter spending lew hours theatres and other places
OF ike KIND. He VIII visit Gimorc's Garden Snu-
day next, on which occasion Mr.. r s. Gilmore pro-
poses TO arrange programme OF n peculiarly Spanish
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A GREENBACK NOMINATION.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. July

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 20, 1876.
O. P. Davis was nominated for Congress BY the In
dependent Grecnback Convention Terrc Hauss, Ind
yesterday.
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BEACON PARK RACES.

BosroS July 20, 1875
THIRD DAY OF THE July MEETING AT BEACON PARK
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500, divided; class, 2:45 mile
heats, three in I'VE, in harness
H. woodruf's b. e. Prize. Observation-Disclosures.
J. J. Bowcns b. m. Jesse Tempeton. 2 2
J. A. Conkey's blk. q. Tartar. ar................
Time, 1885, sl-237l4.
SECOND RACK-Purse $500, divided; class, 80; mile
heats, three ir i've, in harness.
J. J. Bowens e. e HaZor. 2
J. Golden's b. Y. Bully Brooks. ............1 2
a. W. Worcester's (. e Baby Boy. ..........
A. d. Carson's b. &. Dusty 2 -
Time, 2:2S-2 -226A-2;3lA-23O
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcnty-,our hours
parson with the corresponding date OF last year.
dcated by tho thermometer at Huinut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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SATISFACTORILY ARRANGED
LONDON, July 81 1875
The STANDARD this morning says that the rumors
Affecting the Cleveland iron trade happily dis.
posed Of The meeting OF the iron masters at Ceve-
land yesterday strictly private but it is understood
that generally approved the scheme for converting
the impcrilled into limited liability company
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Ol Ed

GILLESPIE On Thursday, July 20, JoHs c. GiLLIs-
PIE. Sandy Hook pilot, aged 30 years
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
For Other Deons See Sereafs Page
THE LADY OR GENTLEMAN sOJoURNERs At
sSss sosr viii furnish them certain prosecscs
from what calss arising. aud prevent or recilss.
A-BENNErr BOlIDING
LOCATED on xAsiiE. FlEhrHHeri aSS AND FULTON srs
70 Hr Ss 1TR tIhp rGaa 2aSisss
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ATTENTION. DISEASES OF aEN,-DR. JAcoBY
ae Of Prussia na, adopted tn. sssaeh q s s
Private Office. i0i Bleecker 81.
EMINENT PHYSICIANS EVERYWHERE ADorT
The SIN ELssr's rnuss. sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS
KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS -
Tho best Tor 81 be finished rs easily ~ hemmns
handkerchief 57i Broadway and e1i Arch ST. fh's
POLITICAL BANNERS, FLAGS AND PORTRAITS
hani and TO order uoJER S GaAIiAM,s7 Duane So
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING AL.
AcrAted Beverages JOHN MATTHEW'S, LIST av and SSsn
S.. cty.
Nk;w PUBLICATIONS.
(yANCEKs-NTw TgEArisE EXPLAINING THEIR
.accessul treatment sen, free Drs BROWN = sToOl
GUNNER RESORTS.
ArrLEroSs
ILLUSTRATED HAND BOOK
of
SUMNER RESORTS
TUE UNITED STATES AND TIIE CANAnAS
Full OF illustrations from Drawings taken on the spot
Price in paper covers, 30 cents; cloth. 10 cents
ID. A. co ALSO PUBLISH
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Appicons European Guide SG U)
Appletons Northern ana Eastern Tour. ~
Appie,ous' Western Tour. ..........2 ~
Appso"s ppiso S%fs sf Of American cic.
York Illustrated
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Either the above post paid suy address in the
Quilted states receipts of the ssiss.
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BRAZIL.

BEEAK IN THE CABLE FROM RIO JANEIRo TO
BAHIA.
LONDON. July 90 1876
The cable between Rio Janeiro and Bahia is again
interrupted.
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THE sERvIAN ARMY DIVIDED INTO TWO
DIVISIONS.
LONDON, July 81, 1875
The Standards Belgrade despatch says the army has
been organized into great divisions The Eastern
division is under General Tchernayef, with General
Leschjann second in command. The Western d.
vision is under General Olimpics, with General Zach
IS second In command.
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ARRIVAL or COURIER PROM THE ARMY IN
THE FIELD ALL QUIET AND WELL IN

OMAHA, Neb., July 20, 1876.
message was received this morning from the
mandius ofhccr a, Fort fettcrman which says:--'A
private courier has just arrived from tho command in
the field, who left on the nigh, OF the 17ih The day
previous a courier started with mail and Official
na,,or but has not yet arrived. All s quiet and we'll
In camp
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DON CARLOS.

HFCT"Kt yesttI :. . ..
Average temperature for corresponding date
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CABLE N EW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE WAR In THE EAST.
Servian Claim of a Victory
Over the Turks.
THE EXTRADITION TREATY.
Earl Derby Receives a Note from the United
States Government.
THE ELCHO SHIELD.
The English Team Garry Off the Trophy
at Wimbledon.
THE FRENCH PRESS LAWS.
Earl Derby Receives a Note from the United
States Government.
TIL E ELCHO SHIEL D.
The English Team Garry Off the Trophy
at Wimbledon.
THE FRENCH PRESS LAWS.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

sERvIAN OFFICIAL REPORT OF TURKISH DE-
FEAT.
BELGRADE, July 20, 1875
The following is onical:-The priest Doutchitch
routed 1000 Turkish regulars Wednesday
Radosnge, driving them toward Nova Varosch after
desperate engagement lasting seven hours
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INSURRECTIoN.
LONDON, July 81, 1875
The Standards Vienna despatch says it is reported
that the insurgents attempted to interrupt the railway
Sofia but were routed by battalion of Sofas
The Vienna journals publish statistics, showing that
1864 houses burned in tho Phlppopolis and
Tatarbazardik districts during the Bulgarian
tion. OF these 5.643 belonged to Christians Many
we're fred by revolutionary emssaries TO compel the
people to join the insurrection.
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GILLESPIE. On Thursday, July 20, JoHy c. GrLLIs-
PIE. sandy Hook pilot, aged 30 yearS
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
IN leyfhe l<s E>1.sof Dy0st
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EoUMANIA WILL NOT CALL OUT HER RESERVES
BUCHAREST, July 20, 1875
The Minister of War day withdrew tho bill mobil-
izng the reserves
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THE LADY OR GENTLEMAN SOJOURNERS At
fashionable seaside resorts rest assured that
will furnish them certain protection
or prompt relief from irritation of the cutclc. mates
from what arising. and prevent freckes.
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Either OF the post paid sny address in the
rpited states receipt of the ssises
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-06-20
Mr., Bfaiues' Illness.

Las. Sabbath. Mr.. Blaine was STACKED
with n cerebal disease which for some time
threatened his lite He walked TO church
with bis wife. and at the entrance felt a
severe pain 10 bis head. His wife secured
a conveyance, and be was carried home
where be lay 10 an unconscious condition
ill Tuesday. lie is now 50 far recovered
as to ride out, read the papers, and attend
10 some business. The liveliest sympathy
was manifested Tor him during his illness,
by all parties. and his house was thronged
with distinguished persons iBquiring after
his condition. The doctors apprehend
no further trouble. They say the attack
was brought on by the intense excitement
under which he has be9n labOriDg OF late
and by the gIea, heat. OF Sunday.