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WHERE ARE the United States detectives9
Counterfeit silver coin seems to be in general
circulation, and the proceedings in the police
courts indicate that thriving business in it is
going Oh somewhere.
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SECRETARY ScnuRz ought to let the public
know the of the influential politicians
who are urging the retention OF the Surveyor
General Of Utah. whom his Department has
found unworthy to hold office. The people may
6nd way Of lnalking them step down and out.
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GENERAL GRANT All GESgyA.-Our special de-
spatch from London describes the visit of Gen
eral Grant to the Town Hall ut Geneva, u point
which will always possess certain interest for
Americans as the place where the Alabama Com
mission met. General Grant was very much
gratified at his visit and the reception given
him, which seems to have been as warm and Ell
thusiastic rs the little Republic could make it.
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HAMPTON carried of the Goodwood Cup. con-
trary to the expectations of the bookmakers
and turfmen generally. The attendance at the
races was unusually large, aud the Prince OF
Wales was one Of the subscribers.
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VERMONT is hardly large enough to hold the
guests she has invited to her Centennial.
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The WEATuER.--The high pressure is now
moving OIL the coast of Nova Scotia and the
Middle and Eastern Atlantic States. In the
Northwest another area Of high barometer pro-
jects northward from the Indian Territory into
Manitoba, but will recedc southwark to-day or
be dissipatcd by the areas of low pressure ON
each side Of it. In the lake region. Canada, the
Ohio Valley, the Lower Mississippi Valley and
the South Atlantic and Gulf States the barometer
is falling, with occasional light rains ON the
coasts and lake region. The temperature has
fallen, except in the central and lower lake dis
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on the Atlantic coast. The weather in New
York to-day will be cool and cloudy or partly
cloudy, possibly with light rains.
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place was to be assailed ut once for reasons
of that nature, how much more is it to be
assailed now, when experience develops
that it is position with almost the strength
OF another Shumla and fairly on the Rus
sian line Of communications? Shumla
would be always a danger in regard to
movements over the Balkan; but with
Shumla on one side and Plevna on the other
the slightest misstep might induce disaster.
Fortunately for the Russians the Turks
were not in position to take advantage of
their victory. Their loss was no doubt
great and their army was severely shaken
by the battle. There was between the
scene Of battle and the vital points of the
Russian communication enough force to
guarantee them against an advance, if the
fighting had left the Turks in condition to
make it. But it will probably be more dit
ficult at any time in the future to storm
this position than it would have been on
Monday, for the Russians will in future be
less free to concentrate an overwhelming
force ut any one point. Menaced them
selves at Tirnova and at Jeni Saghra by
Mehemet Ali, Suleiman Pacha and Reouf
Pacha, they will have to keep at the points
indicated sufficient force for oil contin-
gencies, and consequently will have to add
to the force against Plevna troops that have
not yet crossed the river. They have q
great many irons in the fire just now, and
have seriously prejudiced their position in
Bulgaria by this great blunder
Probably the effect OF this battle in Eng
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