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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Aul

W ARLINGTON, aug. 20.
One million in gold will be sold at the
sub treasury in New York Saturday noon,
redeem United States note, retired by res-
son of issue of national bank notes.
The national bank currency issued the
present month is 100000.
L. l.. Stanton, son Of the late Secretary
Stanton, is very low, the disease having ia
ken still more unfavorable turn.
The consul at Comma, Spain, states
that Spanish steamer towed to the port of
Ferrell the J. ". Wells of Marlborough,
Maine, a large three masted schooner
found near Cape Finisteyre, with not a soul
on board.
The ooneul at Liverpool warns American
mechanics not to come to England for
work unless under special contract, as nei
ther skilled nor unskilled workmen can
find employment there. Able bodied
Americans daily call at the consulate for
relief, having crossed the ses with false
expectations.
A Washington dispatch SAYS the COM
missioner of internal revenue will instruct
revenue agents, twenty. five in number, to
give attention hereafter personally 10 the
manner in which collectors and deI Iutics
transact business, ascertain character Of
officers and workmen, and report whitever
will improve the revenue service.
Deputy Marshal Seaver, United States
Commissioner Green and his son were ar
rested at Statesville, N. c., for pres entl g
fraudulent vouchers for awards en- accoun
of information leading to arrest of the
criminals.
A statement of irregularities i'll office Of
Col. Blunt in charge of the goverOment
works at Buffalo was exaggerated. Trouble
caused by misplaced confidence in clerk.
The amount involved some hundreds, not
thousands. 1t is not thought that Blunt
has been guilty of improper conduct.
1t is reported that Chief Justice Carter
of the district supreme court will refuse to
honor a requisition from Gov. Hampton
for certain republicans now here who for
merly resided in South Carolina not con-
sidering Hampton de jure executive of tha,
| state.
Nine strikers who obstructed mails were
convicted at Philadelphia in the United
States court there and in Chicago. The rule
of contract was to carry mails in passenger
trains, interference with which rendered
| parties liable.
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President Hayes Movements.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The president, Gen. Devens and Gen.
Key leave Thursday, September G, for Ma
rletta, Ohio, TO attend the national en-
campment of volunteer soldiers on the Tth.
From Marietta the president goes 10 his
home in Fremont and members Of the cabi-
net return to Washington. The president
remains at home Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, attends meeting of the trustees
of the soldiers home at Dayton. On We'd
neaday he unveils the soldiers monument
at the home and returns Thursday to Fre-
mont to attend the reunion of his old rea-
ment. On Friday, the 14th, Generals
Sheridan, Cook, j. d. Cox, 8. :. Carroll
and others will be present. On Monday,
the 18th, the president will be at the open
ing of the industrial exposition at Louis
vile, where Key and ether cabinet oficers
will join him and be in Nashville on the
10Th, Chattanooga on the Goth, and Knox
vile, Tenn, on the 2lst. The president
returns to Washington through Virginia
and visits Richmond and other prominent
cities in that state.
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The Great scull Race.
SARATOGA, Aug. 29.

SARATOGA, Aug 28.
The single scull race this morning, three
miles with turn, on Saratoga lake, for $500
added to the three entrance fees of 300
each and championship Of America, be-
tween Charles 4. Courtney, Union Springs,
James Riley, Staten Island, and Frederick
Plaisted, Nes York, was won by Courtney
by three lengths In 2047s. Riley second.
Riley was fouled by Plaisted going out of
the course. While going down their oars
struck twice.
A light breeze made ripple on the lake
at 10 30 o'clock. At IL 25 the signal was
given, and the men all took the water to-
gether, settling down to 86 strokes each.
Courtney passed the half mile leading, but
Plaisted had small lead at mile. Plais-
ted locked oars twice with Riley. They
reached the turning point nearly tired out,
Courtney seeming fresh and cool. Riley
got on the return course first. Before
reaching the half mile on the return,
Plaisted gave up, but when the referee boat
reached him ne declined assistance Court
ney and Riley kept on, Courtney getting
short lead after passing the two mile stake,
which he kept to the end. with 81 strokes.
He came to the starting boat three lengths
ahead of Riley, and landed seemingly free
from fatigue. Riley protested, being
fouled by Plaisted, but Curtis gave the race
to Courtney, as not being blamable for
Plaisted getting out of his course. There
was a large crowd Of spectators, all of
whom were highly pleased. Parties sx-
pressed desire to see Courtney aud Rile,
row again, offering to put up several hund-
red dollars for purse. Curtis of Chicago
was referee, and Capt. e. S. Foster of the
Albany Mutuals the judge at the finish.
ANOTHER BOAT RACE.
PITTsBuRGH, Aug. %.
Evan Morris, champion, aut Pat Luther
have agreed to row five mile scull race
for the championship and $4,000 October
13, on the Allegheny river.
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The sixth Maryland regiment, two COM
par'os of VI III fred upon the rioters dur
int hc recent trouble, was not subsequent
ly called into service, although two new
regiments were enlisted. Monday evening
the members disbaDded the regiment after
endorsing their colonel's course.
The taxpayers of Kingston, N. Y, met
yesterday to protest against the assessment
of city property at full value, while the
town assessors have only slightly raised
valuations. The new valuation compels
kingston to pay half of the county taxes
instead Of one-third, as heretofore.
Fifty negro convicts have been sent TO
work In the Coal creek mines in Tennes-
see, under a strong guard. The miners are
drilling, and collision is feared.
The boatmen'S strike on the Hockhock-
ing canal, Ohio, has ended by compromise.
An immense fleet of boats has now gone
down for freight.
Extraordinary efforts are being made at
Milwaukee TO settle The noted Mitchell di-
voice suit. Mr. Mitchell's affidavit impli-
Gates prominent citizens in scandalous dis
closures.
The Graphio's Washington special says
positively that Secretary EcCrary is not q
candidate for the senate.
Three batteries have returned to For
tress Monroe from Cumberland, Md, thus
completing that garrison.
Railroads leading east announce second
class tickets from Chicago to Boston at
$17. to New York SIG.
The steamships Devonia from Glasgow
and Algeria from Liverpool have arrived.
Minister Hilliard sailed from New York
for Brazil Monday.
President Anderson of Rochester is very
III at Freeport, Me.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

eargoes at iCK@9o9lc gold; job lots at loXa
&c gold.
suGAB.--Market quiet and unchanged; SIC
Ior lair to goo ref Ing; sec tor prime; rt1ned
easier at l0G@l0hc for STANDARD A 1OHc
ior granulated; 1OAc for powdered; lie
for crushed.
MoLAssEs- quiet and nomnally unchanged.
grocery grades quiet and nOminaliy unchanged
leans.
hicE-Market steady aud fair demand. Sales
llnas.
PErRoLEuN-Market nrmer and quiet Sales
OF crude at nc; refined az 14t4; naphtha skc:
united states crude duh end nominal.
-, TALLow Mark steady. Sales Of 90, 0,0os
lbs. prime at 7li@s 3-16c
EeGs.-Firmt Sales OF state and Pennsyl.
Vania at lI@ SC; Belle for western
FORK Market opened frmpr and closed
quiet. sal, or new mess at $l3 10.
BEEF-Qulet.
LAkD-M lrket lower and osed nrm Sales
OF prime at s. G5GS 70.
BUrTER-MarkeL for choice is firm other
granes heayy. Sales at i0a9lc for western Is
sibc for siate.
comm m TO prime.
l1NsBED-Market Dun at 50 o.
asked. wv - -
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CoRNS are the n ost plenlr lrul kind OF grain
In the market. Every one has supply, from
grandslre verging on to hundred; stylish,
handsome young ladies who daily promenade
fashionable resorts; niddle-aged ma rons; old
dandies with their patent feathers, kid gloves,
and inevitable walking stick; the Clergyman.
merchant, lawyer, clerk and mechanic OF all
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buuions, bad nails, and other Deliberations OF
the feet all OF which are banished and cured
by the use OF Briggs Corn aud Bunion Rene
dies, Alleviator and Cura i've. Sold by drug
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Ehe pai,y Globe

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Crimes and Casualties.
ANOTHER INHxPLIoABLE MURDER.

Last Monday night VIM. O'Sullivan,
aged 30, sexton at st. Jarlith's Roman
Catholic chul ch, Chicago, while visiting
two young ladies shot Katie Brannock,
aged 90, killing her instantly. He imme-
diately entered his room at st. Jarlith's and
shot himself fatally. The only witness was
friend of both parties who heard no quar-
reling, and can give no explanation. The
victims were highly respectable.
OPERATIONS OF PIoKPocKETs AND SNEAK
THIEvEs.
A gang Of pickpockets have been on the
island of Martha's Vineyard several days.
The Pawnee and Sea View houses suffered
severely Monday. At the latter a thief
stole 50 0C0 worth of diamonds from la
dies trunks. Nine persons had their
pockets picket near the tabernacle on Sun
day. One thief was captured.
A gang OF boys plagued Albert Waite,
an expressman, while he was removing fur
niture on Elizabeth street, n. Y, Monday,
and in his evaporation he drew penknife
and cut the throat of, ,Johu Dillon, an inof-
fensive lad walking by. Dillon's condition
is critical.
Three men who skinned the carcass OF q
COW that they found in East New York,
July 10, were poisoned, two of them fatal
ly. 1t is rumored that the COW had been
POISONED with paris green.
At Port Delaware, Pa. Monday, Patrick
Garrigan was tormenting William Crane,
and not desisting tafter several warnings,
Crane struck him over the ear with poker,
killing him instantly.
Francis Sebastin of New York, young
Cuban, is under arrest for an atrocious
assault on a child aged TO- He bound her
with ropes and kept her in his apartment
for two hours.
Cora Young of New York, aged 10,
brought to the hospital Saturday by two
young men, died Monday, and was found
to be victim of malpractice. The guilty
parties are unknown.
An American young lady mysteriously
disappeared from Sorrel, P. Q, convent
leaving letters stating that she had secret
which impelled her to suicide.
Charles Donald, aged 10, is under arres
at Mattituck, Suffold county, N. Y. HI
is the putative father of Ellen Lewis in
FAINT. The complainant is aged a.
1t was reported at noon Monday that {
sewer caved in on Thirty.flfth street, New
York, burying two men alive.
Mrs. VIM. Lindermann of Newark, N
j., deserted her husband Saturday for tn,
second time. He took poison and died yes
terdaY.
John Haynes was fatally shot by Mar,i,
Mclaughlin at Great Pond, Maine, Mon
day night. 1t was the result of an olt
feud.
New YORK, Aug. %.
Elizabeth A. Mondes of Brooklyn, al
invalid for many years, took fatal dose o
narcotic poison last night.
Mary Gushing, East Orange, an invalid
was yesterday upset from carriage an,
probably fatally injured.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2S
James Carey Williams, wounded in th
riot at the 9Th regiment armOry July 20
died to-day being the eleventh victim, min
killed outright and Thomas Doud, died 0
wounds soon after.
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VIRGINIA CITY, Aug. %.
Rio Grande Raiders Captured.

NRw YORK, Aug. %.
The Herald's San Antonio special an
nounces that Benavldes officially declares
that two of the Rio Grande city Jail raid
erS are extraditable, and they will be sur
rendered to the United States. 1t is under
stood that nearly all the outlaws have been
captured by BenavideS. He has dismissed
from the Mexican army two officers who
expressed unwillingness to pursue the raid
ers. Col. Galenda, commander Of the
Mexicans at Guerro. issued a furious but
amusing war proclamation, summoning the
Mexicans to rally against the perfidious
Colossus of the north.
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Na-v YORK Produce Market.


FLouR-Receipts OF To22T bushels. Market
less active and scarcely so strong prices with
out deciJed change. Sales OF 1920 barrels No.
at So 1908 co bupertine western an state at
and state at So O0@5 65 good TO choice extra
western an state at IS 70a6l 10; common 10
choice white wheat western extra nj So 10
@$o rs; f!ncy white wheat western extra
az So 65ats 90; common TO good extra ohio
at SIS 0o9T 60; common to choice extra b..
LOUIS at So lO6S 25 ; patent Minnesota extra
good TO prime at 81 @s 63 choice TO double
extra at IS 1909 90. Market closing quiet.
WBEAT-Recelpts or 1929 bushels. Market
heavy and l@2c lower; shippers, with scarcely
any esh orders from Abroad w-re inclined 10
hold on. SAFES OF 266, 00o bushels. " NO. 2
chicago at 81 sO@lsl; 81 siA@l SO for poor
winter ed western; 81 90 or poor red sou hern;
81 % for white g. utnerp; 81 SO Tor No. winter
ed; 81 40CGl AN for NO. winter REQ; II 81 Tor
amber Ken nluckey; 81 40 for amber Indiana;
3t4 for amber Michigan. 49,. ,--
kYB-Market a little more active. Sales OF
2,lOO bushels OF western at Goc; $50 bushels
BARLET-Market quiet Sales 700 bushels
CoRs.~Keceipts OF aqs,soo bushels Market
heavy and A@1c lower. Sales OF 232,0f0 bush-
els at o9@b9o for warm western mixed; $50
b5kC for ungraded western mixed, The latttr r
for nigh mixad; AA@6c for NV York No. q
B3Ha64c for steamer mixed.
OATs.-ReceiptB OF $500 bushels. Market
heavy and havy and H@ic lower. sales OF e7,-
900 bushels. Mixed western and state at 900
8Tc; white west ern and state at $50 40ci In lud-
Ing ew York No at 5lHc; New York No.
at 3SaS4c; New York No white at S0936hc;
Scc sS ;V,d Ne, New Y YoiS * no. az ssc inSSaIus TO-
0OO bushels old No. Chigo in store ut S2c.
aAY.-M rktt STEADY. Sales OF new and old
at e5sTo for shipping. -,, -.
Yorks at s9i2c; California nominal at s@is,.
CoFFxE.-Rio quiet aud nominally unchanged;
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Senator Morton's Condition.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 28.
From o'clock to o'clock this morning
Mr.. Morton rested comfortably. Gov.
Burbank telegraphed the president "Sen-
ator Morton is much better thi, morning.
We feel confident of bis recovery"
OUT OF DANGER.
Morton rested quite easy this forenoon,
sleeping most of tho time and free from
pain. We feel confident that he is getting
better every hour, and satisfied that he is
out of danger and will recover.
RICHMOND, Aug. 28-9 p. m.
The official bulletin of Senator Morton's
condition only report to- night that unless
he grows worse, the senator is certainly
improving and no doubt Of his getting up
in time.
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The Eastern War.
sriLL FIoHT1NG For THE PASS.

sTiIL FIGHTING For THE PASS.
ADRIAEoPLR, Aug. 90.
The Russans still hold Fort Nicholas in
Shipka pasS. The Turks are attacking the
highest Russian positions in the pass. A
large number of Turkish wounded are ar
riviog here.
80 WAR BULLETIN.
LONDON, Aug. 25.
II is noteworthy that no bulletin of Mon
days dne has yet been received from the
Russian headqu arters concerning the fight
ing at Shipka pass, although they previ-
ously issued reports daily, and sometimes
twice a Gay. Sulieman Pasha is alec un-
heard from.
CHANGE or RUSSIAN TAoTIos-BKrLosIVE
BULLETS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.
The Heralds cable special cay the Rus
slams have changed tactics since the Plev-
ma disaster, and now charge in regular
modern line OF battle in open order, adopt
ing the German method of supporting their
lines. In recent engagements the Russian
wounded have been found with explosive
bullets IN their bodies.
ANOTHER FIGHT IMPENDING.
SHUMLA, Aug. 29.
Tho Russians occupy Popkcl A battle
lie expected.
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Consumption-Th chier causes are in neg
lectng the laws UT nature, too much cUnt1ne-
menJ in an unhealthy atmosphere, sudden
colds, catarrh, great ana continued exposures,
imp0verlshlng OF the system OF other diseases:
in act there re almost as many causes az
there are victims and one OF the most fatal
Is that OF young ladies who expose their health
and endanger their lives in the most reckless
manner when attending ball, parties, operas,
and other places OF amusement, whlc.. results
tu Consumption and an early grave. Bfiggs'
Throat and Lung Healer VIII save the victim II
used IN time, Sold by druggists.
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The Indian War.

BozEMAN, Aug. 28.
The Aelena party arrived at Mammoth
Springs at 10 a. NJ. yesterday, except
Kenck and Fowler missing, A. J.
Weickert wounded in the shoulder slightly,
j. Stuart slightly in the side and ankle
The Indians surrounded their camp six
miles above Mud Volcano and took them
completely by surprise. They did not fol-
low the men after they fed. Kenick left
the scene, running close to the timber.
Mrs. Cowan's husband was shot in her arms.
The Indians were reported on GARDENERS
river yesterday.
VIRGINIA CITY, Aug. %.
The Iudians are reported as having gone
back under joseph to fight Howard. They
came within twenty-five miles of here into
Madison valley on the night of the Goth and
drove on 300 horses towards Guyser basin.
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Saratoga Races - To-morrow's Pro
gramme.

SARATOGA, Aug 2S.
The following horses will start: One
mile and an eighth-Catacazyau, Wash
Booth, Bombardier, DR.. Livinston, St.
James, Vermont and Bushwhacker. Handl-
cap, one mile and quarter-Bertram,
Courier, Clemmie G. and Lady Salyer.
Heats of three. quarters of mile-First
Chance, Glen Athol, Sallie Watson, Filly,
Greciau Maid and Quenston. Steeplechase
Waller, Redding, Moonstone and Doubt
full. Five fine races will be run ON the last
day, Thursday, August 80.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
Murder at Bristol.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 2S.

NEW HAVEN, Aug. 2S
Charles Brown was fatally shot in Bris-
tol last night while entering Patterson &
Mstthewsons store with burglarious intent.
Mcssrs. Patterson and Bixby were laying
in wait, and commanded him to halt, and
he refusing fired and moitally wounded
him. Stolen property was found in his
house from three or four different stores.
He was workman of the Bristol mauufac-
turing company and leaves wife and fam
lily. He lived three hours. He confessed
many similar depredatons. He had pre-
viously escaped when detected robbing the
same store.
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Hemorrholds are frequently preceded by
sense OF weight in the back lolLs and lower
suppose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or neignborng organs. AT times symptoms Of
indigestion are present, as 1atulency, uneasl-
ness or the stomach. etc A disagreeet % itch.
ing is q common attendant. At certain times o
stinging or burning pain Is experienced, being
often very severe; after the fecal discharge
ther" IS more or less bearing down or tones
mus. Try Briggs Pile Remedies for their cure.
Sold by druggiSIs
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The Pope.

ROME, Aug. %.
The pope Is suffering great prostraton
and has barely strength to attend to busi-
ness. A Cam arialla commands at the Yati-
can and acts in the name of the pop3. An
intrigue commenced preparatory to the
crisis, and some cardinals are holding
meetings to provide for an emergency.
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Field on Bradley Again.

SAN Francisco, Aug. rs.
The Chronicle has had an interview with
Judge Field, in which, referring to the
alledged opinion OF Bradley, be said
simply no such opinion was read in the
hearing Of Clifford and himself, nor any 80
read until read In open court. Further
than the considering his opposition and use
that might be made of his words, he did
care to speak
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The Indian War.
SALT LAKE. Ano. 2

SALT LAKE, Aug. 25.
A courier arrived at Virginia City, Mon
tans, this morning from Gen. Howard's
camp on Perry's lake, and says Howard's
force has been there since the 2sd waiting
for supplies, was directed 10 move after
hostilss this morning.
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Piles-The agony OF Tophet is not or cannot
be much worse than the torture endured by
millions who are troubled with Internal bleed
for the sufferer. Briggs Pile Remedies are
mild, safe and sure. DR. J. Briggs Co., New
ark, N j. sold by drugglsls.
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Base Ball.

BosToS, Aug. 90.
Bostons 6, Louisyilles 3.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 2S.
Hartfords 7, Cincinnalis 10.
BUFFALO, Aug. 2S.
WChicago Whitestockings A, Buffalos 2.
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warranted as Represen,ea.

Briggs Alleyautor mas marvellous and perfect
control over the nerves, Increases the action or
the heart without excl ing the brain, will cure
all malarous Diseases suOdueS fever equalizes
t c circulation, stimulates the weakened and
diseased frame and restores the sufferer to
health SOLD by druggists,
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Long Branch Races.

Lone BRANCH, Aug 2S.
Second race, purse $3.50, mile heats,
Hattie F won fret heat and Partnership
won the race; best time 479, made by
Hattie F. Third race, hurdle, mile heats,
Risk won best time / 542
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neycr EaiIs to Cure.

Headache-Who can avoid looking haggard
and old, when the brain Is craZed with pain
who can deny the fact that disease accompan-
led by pain. is a gre ateT ravager OF beauty Than
ime7 j. Briggs Ailevanter will cure head
ache and neuralgia In trice, ana all sufferers
will hall with delight this never-railing rene
dy Sold by DRUGGISTS
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Brigham Young

SALT LAKE, Aug. 2S.
Brigham Young ia suffering from chol-
era morbus and inflammation of the bowels
His family claim his condition improved
to-day, but those best informed think he
will not live "a hours.
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Bronchitis is dry Inflammation OF the mem-
brane the Broncbia, which causes constant
desire to expectorate, but with oil tho efforts
of scraplng, coughing or sneezlng, there ls no
mucus TO be raised, and the difficulty increases
until IT, becomes chronic. Briggs Throat and
Lung Healer cures bronchitis and oil diseases
Of the Throat ana Lungs. SOLD by druggtsts.
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Corns, Bunions, etc., are as useless to the
community as dishonest politicians, noisy row.
oles, squallipg cats or bowling dogs under
your indow. Briggs Corn and Bunion Rene
dies stop all commotton, rendering the victim
happy and contented. sold by druggists