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TIE STRIKE AT SCRANTON.
PROB1BTLTTY THAT THE TROUBLES
My SOON BE ENDED
The Companies Likely 10 Consent 10 n Conn.,
promise for Fear that Gowen will Capture
their Markets-The Temper OF the Men.

SCRANTON, Aug. 6.--Two hundred and
ninety-four regular soldiers arrived here to-
day. under command Of Lieut.. Col. Brannan.
Brevct Brigadier General. 1t is expected that
II matters remain as quiet as they now are.
these regulars will ere long replace the division
OF militia now here. There Is good prospect
for n happier ending to this strike for the men.
than has been attained by any preceding. IT,
Independent Of dangers to the mines from
flooding and other evil results OF disease. the
companies in the Lackawanna nnd Wyoming
valleys dread. and with reason. still
moro disastrous results from another
cause. During their enforced idlencss.
Frank L. Gowen with his accustomed energy.
is enormously furthcring his pet project OF
making the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company the great producer OF anthracite. He
Is taking advantage of the situation to capture
their markets. and, IL allowed TO go on n little
while. will they fear. get the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company out ofall its troubles
by this very fortunate chance for him. Nat
uray both the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Railroad Company and the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company are very anxious.
The Hon. John Brsbin is here. and, though he
seems troubled and holds long and frequent
consultations with his official associates and
other coal and iron masters. has moth ling TO COM
municate to anybody else. The strikers do not
expect the steps toward compromise 10 come
from this company but from the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company. They say they hope
for nothing from Sam Sloan. in wnom they
have no confidence and who. they feel. has no
sympathy with or regard for them. but they do
expect some justice. even yet from Tom Dixon.
close, sharp. and hard IA he Is. He used to be-
mule driver in mine. aftrrward n miner.
and -till remembers that those with whom he
has worked are men.
tatsltt tl. fh.a dot. inn and
quiet They say that thoy will keep order. but
will never again work at the starvation rates
terious way. they say" remarked an old Irish
miner this morning, and sur" he does Isn't
1t u mysterious providence Of his that potatoes
should be so abundant and cheap Just now
when the boys are on "A str ke. and would have
to starVe but iur them. Now. glory be to God.
they ran hold out for months. n heap better than
tho hos-ts oAn. ton. for All innIr rlcnNs.'
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DETECTTrE MooRE's REMor.iL.


WAsHINGroN, Aug. 6.-Ihc last of little
circle Of personal attaches whom Grant kept in
Office. ". b. Moore. chief Of Treasury de-
tecivcs. was removed not long ago 10y per
sonal order from Hayes. whose attention was
called to suniry distant but damaging facts in
the mans life. Moore is currently reported t.
have been the only officer whose retention
Grant asked as a personal favor. and more than
any other officer he was familiar with the inner
and noisome history OF tho closing year OF the
last Administration. beginning with the in
trigue which centred around Bristow's re-
moval. and ending with the conspiracy which
made poss be the inauguration OF Hayes In
this last Moore unhrsthtlngly used Govern
meni money and Government officers to secure
Louisiana. and If his instructions in one or two
definite cases are ever made public they will
throw n Hood OF much needed and highly
sion Moore has been w1i ~...-. g.. 4. hv which
some cnse on which h" could he r"instat,'d, Hhn
i'm nm omen letter To- John Sherman. published
this morning he details his success ia u recent
Investigation into the Norfolk Custom House,
md asks for a suspension Of his caS" untll inc
fraudulent transactions ne mas dlsroNrI'i,'
there To- the amount ol slo,"o. have been TlcI'
A. action WAS taken in Muur"'s rasr upon la'S'
matter of record. ana signature, All tiHt ne cltr9
scarcely affords reason Tor delay hul tur lith
of Moor,'s argument lies between the lines
und consists in his readiness To Spcak plilhiS
and d.c,siNely OF matter, which the Admins.
trntion has tho best ot reasons tu wish hcl'
conrraled Very fo1li-hly To say nothing worse
| ferrous charge OF bla kinail against H. v boSh
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.
The Herzegovina Insurgents Routed - Gen.
Gourko's Retreat TO the Balkans.

VIENNA, Aug. 6.-The Political Correspond
ence's Zara special says after seven hours
engagement on Aug. 4. the insurgents under
Gen. Despotovitch were defeated with great
loss. Despotovitch with 800 followers, was
compelled to cross the frontier into Austrian
territory whore he was interned and disarmed.
LONDON. Aug. 6.-An official despatch pub
lshed in st. Petersburg admits the loss OF up
ward Of 5000 men at Plevna including one
Colonel killed. and a Major-General and two
Colones wounded. The despatch also admits
that Gen. Gourko has been obliged to retreat to
the Balkan passes before the advance Of Sulei-
man Pasha. who had driven the Bulgarian
militia out Of Eski Saghra.
CoNsTASTINoPLE. Aug. 6.-Namyk Pasha will
preside at the court martial on Abdul Kerim and
Rcdif Pashas. Brig. Gems. Savfct and Ahmed.
Col. Hamdi. Narshals Echref and Mahmoud
and the former Commandants Of Scutari and
Ardahan. Reyouf Pnsha replaces Achmet
Eyouh in command at Rasgrad. 1t Is denied
diplomatic mission.
Reuters Erzeroum telegram. dated Aug 6,
announces that Russian retnforccments num-
bering 15,OOO men, have crossed the frontier
and occupied a strong position To the north of
AM. thus threatening the right Hank and cen
tire Of the Ottoman army The Russian centre
Is DIVIDED into three colums. at Ami, Golveran,
aud kurukdara respectively; II numbers in all
cavalry lsmail Pasha is about one hours
march Of Bayazid. Gen, Tergukassef is ON
the frontier Of Karadouak with IL battalions of
infantry batteries. and regiments Of cavalry.
LONDON. Aug. 7.-Keuter's Constantinope
despatch says i is officially announced that it
has been decided 10 form n camp of 10000 men
near the capital. In consequence Of the recent
appearance Of the Russian steamer Constan-
tine of kilia. near the mouth of the Bos-
phorus corps Of observation has been sent
ththcr. Admiral HOrnby. commanding the
British fleet Mt Besika Bay has visited the for
tiiications at Gnllipoli.
A Daily N@rS' special from Sistova says that
in consequence of the Turks showing no dis
position to pursue. the orders which were at
first given TO Prince Schackoskoy and Gen.
krudoncr to retire on the Osma river have
been cOuntermandcd. They have succeeded in
taking up the positions which they occupied
before battle. Prince Schackoskoys hcadquar-
tcrS nrc At poredin and Gen. Krudener's at Tir-
stenik. They have intrenched their front and
are able To- thwart any attempt of Osman Pasha
To- advance.
Col, Wellesley arrived In London on sunday
and had interviews with Lords Beacoustield
and Derby. The DdOy Nrrs despatch from
Bica says the only object of his visit Is to ex-
plain the Eroundessncs- of the charges of
atrocities made against the Russian troops.
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sCIIURZ's CfMPIIGN PiT.


WARRINGTON. Aug 6. Secretary Schurl
denies the statement recently published thn'
W. H. Kemhlc of PENNSYLVANIA paid him 81 5oo
for repeating the same speech three times IN "A
campaign in that State. lie declares that the
story is utterly false and ridiculous. and says
that since 1886 he has been active IN thirteen
campaigns. state and national. from two weeks
to four months at u time an average oil SIN To-
soyen weeks. and that in most Of th'~" cam
raigus hc paid the larger part oi his rNien-,S
ont II his 1wn pos ket. sometimes when J." could
in nillrd H. and e. III" utter nrslri oi NJ PIT
,'nt,. nfrairs that yrnr. ago. NJ times when he
wa. unable To- DO 50, ne had Us under the cir
ruustaucrs everybody else did, 60 accept rom,
pon-ntion for travelling and other in'iirnthl
1NtenscS. or decline camlnign work thht thr
aggregate of this comrrh,4lon 50 i'ceNrd
from every quarter fell iar short of the actual
YNu.u.. hv linn incurred: that he thus KAY" -
th'-, campaigns noi only. his labor ana tm'
| amounting 10 lilt.e l"s- thAn iw,ny-'our some
| months hut not inronsidcrable amount ol
/ money also
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TfLMfGE'S BID SPECULATION.
A Discouraaing Effort 10 Sell for $4,000 Q
House tha; Coat sJ,5OO.,

EAST HAMPTON, l.. l., Aug. G.-An attempt
was made today to sell by auction the house oi
the Rov. T. Dewitt Talmagc in this place. but
it proved abortive. Only 81 900 was bid. and
although Mr.. Talmage urged his friends to
give the odd hundred on the plea that the house
was worth three times the amount bid they did
not seem to agree with the reverend gentleman.
and he Indignantly stopped the sale This
house Is one of four built some three years aga
on speculation hy Mr. Talmage and his broth
rr Daniel the rice dealer in Front street II is n
two--tory frame house.and commands IA lne view
s5.3pO. The building venture proved an utter
failure. there being absolutely no sale for the
houses The one offered for sale to-day is the
only one TINT has been steadily occupied. Mr..
Ialnagc says that his only reason for selling
- that ms time Ii so occupied in lerturing
during the warm weather that he finds keep
nlnln. ~ ''"'' ~ .,ng .lnnl q Mso-
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4 PIZ/LED SHERfIF.
The Mystery or the toiey Family an" 'he"
Extraordinary Ware and JeweirS.

\ luXum French woman, weeping ana |
wailng and wringing her hands as II IN great
agony and spult,ring forth IN endless stream
Of French words and almost entirely unln''illsl-
Bile broken English, and surrounded hy nan "a
dozen crying children was what almost fright
rn.d the sheriff Of Elizabeth. y. j.. out OF his
Office on Saturday last
some time last fall Mrs. Melinda c. Buerin. OF
Clark township. near Halfway. gave, she says
Alex. Colcy and family permission to I'VE Tor
the winter, rent free, on a farm she owned, they
TO take care OF the property for her. In the
spring she wished them 10 varate. but ihry re-
fused The affair was then placed III IN"
ShoriN's hands. and he gave Coley sixty DAYS
in which to move Cosy. who II a Fren'huhn,
and cnnnoi speak English, said thgt Mrs
Burriu's statement was not corr'r' llhl sn'
had rented MIN the iarm oR n.iinr'1 s,ar,fr ni,e
wns obliged 10 forcbly EJECT him. A hlll oi rns,,
| fnr 800 Was Nlod against him. lie either 'nnl
| imnrisonrh 1t was his wife and chldr'ni
| the vie being their slrpinoiher; who brsi'scd
the Shcrr On SWuriay niyH aH,.nnd m ont nf
| the Office. saying she was gong 10 'nh" u
steamer for France, she hnS not h'rn sn'H ,, "t
heard from since The chllIr"n, lllr ult'S' w. ni'
| sixteen years of age shortly niierward u7hp
| unarrd almost a- niy~i"rluuSly, ,
| Yesterday morning the eldest boy suIlrhY
orucarrd before tht sheriff and paid $40 IN
a,fount of the 900. Then, finding that wouhi
NOT pro 'ure tue r"l"aS" oi M ihthnr, nu r,rrns
dlird with lcwoiry worth 5000. THIS be wir1n,rd
To- l.nvr m security and take his father ini
boN was found To contain Il lot oi siN'f-Pil'l
forks of enormous size with prungs hkr u
uitrhfork aomr brass chains, and several tny
Watches. The lot was worth about ~ hnlll
knowing whether h" was prompt'h ny NY'I""
fnr thr little fellow, who WAS in "Nll'hl hI@,
trr,s or amusement At his r"rin-'nnl' way ,'
,inlng things. or 10y admiration for ms plu'h
| ina Sinr,W accepted the ' lrWrliS, ana siNt
| m, boy "A rrrript. allowing him io redeem !
| amy time within three months pS pHy'n" '-'
illus losing i25 himself. ,ht
Thr lainrr was then rcleas,l. lie Joined hl'
son. nnd they mounted M old farm wagon ah'
dr,Nr off, nobody knew Wnrrr.
Ana now the Sherin In puzzled as to ,whN !,
do with the precious contents ol hls DON,
would lie too expensive 10 store u WIN II ~
deposit company yet il is altogether TOO Nalu
y | able to lie around loose
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THE CIVIL SERVICE EDICT.
SELLING THEIR BIRTHRTGHT FOR A
MESS OF POTTaGE.
And Not Singing "'Tis the Star spnnaicd Han.
ner, Oh, Long May Il Wave Ger the Land
Of the Free and the Home Of the Brave ~


In obedience to Rutherford b. Hayes's new
civil service edict. the Custom House Republic
can organization Of the Eleventh Assembly Dis
trict met last evening in Republican Hall to re-
ccve the designations Of those Of its mem-
bers who prefer official positions to places
OF honor In the party. Some routine busi-
ness having been transacted. Col. George
Bliss. the Chairman, with a smile pccu-
liar to non -ofiiccholders. arose and pointing to
twenty letters that he had in his hand said;
" We will now proceed to the business which I
presume you all came here to do The lctters
were then read and tabled. and the Chairman
declared that there were twenty vacant places m
the association. Among those who resigned
We're Knox McAfee Samuel Rothschild. Merritt
Wickham Robert Utley. Samuel G. Acton. Ed
ward ]. Olsen. and John Kahn of tho Custom
House. and James McAiee of the Post Oflice.
The vacancies are TO be filed at primary cleo
The Republicans Of the Seventh Assembly
District elected as delegates to the Central Com
mnl,,se. IN ,he Pl9rres Of f0gr 2feeholdcrs who
W. Dwight. John Lnngdon Ward and the Row
Henry Highland Garnet. Whitfield Van Cou
and John McKcever were chosen Inspectors Of
Election IN the places of Custom House officer
Gabriel Van Cott and Internal Revenue Gaugcr
The Third Assembly District Republican As
sociation met nt 2O5 Grand street. last evening,
to give the Federal oiiicchoding ON GERS Of tho
Haycs's order. Mr. James Flemming presided.
The entire body ofofilcers rendered their resig-
nations as follows President. James Flemming
clerk. Post Oliice: First Vice President David
g Mck"lvey. Custom House inspector; Second
Vice-Prcsident. Frank McGec. Post ONCE en-
lloyee; Secretary. james Dalton. letter carrier:
Treasurer. James II. McManus. Custom House
employee; Delegates to Central Commtteo,
Thomas F, Geary, Deputy Collector Of Internal
Revenue; ID. Bellows. Post Ollce employee;
Hrrman HolZs, Appraisers Department; In
House inspector; Thomas II. Riley. employoa
in the Appraisers Department; Executive Com
mittcc. Jvhn Riley Custom House employee. Ii
was resolved 10 accept the resignations after
the election and installation Of Now officers. who
were chosen on the spot. as follows; President
Thomas V. Mountain: First President
John Barnes; Second yire-Prcsdent. William
shannnn; Secretary. Patrick Walsh. Treas
urer. Thongs Hnrty; Central Committee Wm
II. Waters, Daniel Cassidy. Genrg" Brown In
spetors Of Election, Samuel VI. ROylstOn, John
Geary.
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james T.. pNi-.T rri'i'r"' ihr PAVE i'3,"TS
at .. .l'... l... 10, Aas i''n ava i+'''i" '"""'"y
NtrAIO't
Ar,ang tho f.rty-ciglt Grand Jurors who
,,rl,. .rui N,u ti ul not hplctf Nr'hilAA ""' '"J
. g. .ni lUl- ~.NntlAu' nu,d hm s-'1
Tor,n", NJ Nl'Gihnov of Brooklyn wns instantly
kIici ,,.iDfIlN. A,u- >uWk un The hDnd s. hls 81
.l.t iutt t,l tuu Nc uud stony ati Wa'hNl'n 81" e.
Herman Helm. one of the striker, who -piN"i
r, .wli,lu, u AhanN. was arrested lN plr'h'n
Malone at a!a Fourteenth sutet e'i'1da,, nad "As
taken 10 Albany
Frederick Lut2 tried 'o kill himself Yesterday
IN Nis huur ~ ~ Wh-lNstn 'lir't ~ 't'Hnt 'n
arl,cs of In, ann. wlih ar,ee ol sias~ lie hal 0'n
drinking iurNitaN
Col. James A. Grover, who died suddenly IN
overdose OF h,dr,ie uf Nnlon. WAS aig H''' t".h
mtN bankrupt Oh the .'th Of Alul lie o"rd sl'''p'
and had no assets
Patrick Grihbcn Of Prince street, Hrook'yn:
entered Msriiu NelIhtnuA bAii nru ~ lii " ,tm is
ia.tnNeninl aui When he h.kvi ior Af'ink " .hir
refused It lrcAusc Gulhcr WAS lntosrai aiH1 lhe ,a,I
logan 10 sinast tlnuss aud n Nt.ft "a A'"Ni ' ! W
turn hiin out uribb,n stated him "a The Nfh
A cull has beep addressed & ihe " tA'ngn'n
| OF the CilN to attend meuuns IN FfNH) eNthl
Tcu'oms Assembly Rooms Itd a,tnu. 4 Slr,.sn
and /. Thompson, A. the Conmli~s on uissmta"3,. n,
AMI the upiect the n,CuHg "a huneLh''l 70 ho "s
| sireng tie nins VI the Labor pafn eI tAs ''uhuS'
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Insult and Injury.

James Briody. condu0tor Of ear No. y of the
snr street ant conoy Island line. brooANn told liN-h
Burns of ~ Baltic and two OF three o his un"
comnanion. Late ou SUNDAY m-ht that they must sup
their disorder Burns mad" an insulting I'pN anu '"'
,,n,,I MS rise when the arrived At p'l-la,,
,iu.,t tho touiue Iut them OIL ami hnfhs lu'" W Il
t,hruak his hcnd With stone lie lay IN M.W , ir H
gar a., f,tiu from the Jerry Asi passed thAt l1'ht %"
hurled A rasin. ,ioa' at kuiA, vii" Ma sNl,N'h- a.,
III, r,,r ul.tfnrm II struck hiul ON the hnrk 9 W.,
h.nI ami kuta.kri him forward over ~" ~At rue "l
-pirul from tine wound over the srhls Inc nol" =,
Na. q, m.v, ia an ambulance 10 ms home BUM iAN
nw I'm wa, cnu.li and inckDi up Wlih "a Ih,
Intu,t dealer and john , hNthhN hNWH-ei' % -
/ MN .lr..rl WIN MrrN hnIl a. MllnN,s.s
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CORRIPTION ~ IONhERs.
spc'iH, Charge. Ordered 10 he Made Again"
Alderman y. W. kiiey,

h.ln.rn ShounAl,l Mpr," and Murphy oil
r.' O0uuDA a. Nonh r.. who heard w'un"n5
J. 4r ha,.e 90 olrrln4on against certain ''N
ot .N,,,ici il.c CiN Attorney 10 prepare si'.
t. er.us, Alderman Riley The COM
approved NJ u.irfr frpoit They chnr'' A.
~ .r H|t.. .lN li,Urletly conduct rul WhirN tNfr
Ntl .' luluus 90 li Doe. aud trltiNlu- lliht7 hln
ems r,ral action m srNclhl nAih
q 81" in. tU Nl.f lHi walr wh".she 'l di-' >
A. Is n'fiA tii, 0HigiAls. appeared imiors me com
'i,.N i.j a. iell ull hr knew he piudut'N s,r
i.ts Of pAiers ~ me Gus court VIM h'
wtff itfo!Ucu asr,iicnte. bat. tor HI. uNn proir'
t.n.t lsltio ~ uuiiI Cii, Jui-e l. T. Hand al
g. "ftlA correct topet a. u'"'' on MI, 40 h''
or t-a,s. to.uH a.hn,t ~ onHnAls IT, A. .
" f.' ..ta anered. 4, tAe judge cOeil hsI be
"-'i+ .. l~s, ~.- fll1utr"d
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The complaint Of Oliver Coitrr against Chas.
Fciunnn. proprietor of thc ucran Pavilion on toney
Island tor violating the EN,i.e law selling liquor on
SUNDAY, june "a was tried before Jury m Justice Ter
ry's court room Yesterday corr had Detectives Innhs
and Ioonev and Cerk Frci Jenkins ot the Police De-
rorsitut Il, Il ,itv that they saw liquor being drank
AMI uaii Hi iohn Aimr, toucrs assistant spy w,ilhcd
T.. hii,u uul iH-ue whiskrN Hr saw three ut i'nr
p,r. call f,r ln.rr beet Ht h,ttd three ur tour irr
sam. tau e. rum Cntti icsuNfd That hr h"n-ht llsrr
l,l.r AT f,lNunns He considered im~i ~ rNlNfi IN
hcct nuI kl,W THAT il wasn't nt tu 'i+nh Ih' Ir'hl
nt', lac ~ eros. Nsunn,l uu, iNu ui ihr MiiW sr't.
,i,t itie,, l n tcfunrr The lars Ahsrnt thres
minute. IirN returned % verdict uf 'tHuii.
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SOME W.iSHINGION TOPICs.
The samoan protcctornte-No Inform"ttonh IA
the state Department.

WAsHISGroN. Aug. 6.-With regard to state>
mcnt. that have been published tina, the American has
had been hoi.tcd samoa aud allegiance rendered To
hi, country It can he sand that no official ad,iees have
been received Al the Department containing sueh
Information The late ports made tf ltA W. inc Ne
rartmrnt which some daNs prcNinh, 90 June Is Az
win ia dat. the f Tulss said that such utN- hth u''n
received contained statements oi uhrhtmthAtN ,tlt
guns al samoa, but what the result Was mas hV' oe0n
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Democratic Gain. In Kentucky.

IrxINGroN. Aug. G.-Nn election for m'ni'"rs
oi tl, aiurc occurred 90 Nu, Stt" =" iHf l'
.ui IA uu, ,.u SHOWS a bcwu. s.u, sHi" over '"''"
l.fn ... ,.,....,.. tr,t
the Democrats haze rArri,i laNcti, county uA l'" ''
lurtA ,, . .,,...,.. ..l... i,Ii
nNr ni .i> uut ui tI,ir -tNrn rAititii''' lt '
tlr,. m tii, ,ity over tlr regular l'rnN iHN ""
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The pcnsh,. Of rsrr, Travel

sho walked on hoarla Deshro-a's street ferry
boat intent only an securing good 'r't She i"nnN H.
.pt,.,te a large window, beneath when SAT ~" wen
dressed men. Tal4ny a seat, she olened paper "'
- , ,n.r c,,,u, the hest nf the irllt She arose mud
l,aI "a ,tlcallN hall MaN across in' chhnL hh
a. ,.t, able pfrcI ~nn, threw tie paper ANA ~, con
,,t. III Al Ia, window she lat ~. bat l"A- Np''' ~
T. ii Th, r,nllcn.tu A. under Me sh"Mri m r., ln,,
KIN. ',t 'ri. cNtlnlnrd 'Guod God, MNhl WA'
ail ia, Mi, but .,ll, began 10 mop of ulelF eo'NeH
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Fr,nte.. oath aud III. Trunk.

About II 900 worth of smuEgrd cmhi"id'r'h
anI l,,. trimmed underwear was scllcd by Special
A,,nt Ncstcrda, IN oenr shop at Thompson
and Amt, stro,ts Tie ..o, had hrH taken g. the ,hnp
IN 4, trinN fruni thc -t1Nutt iiti Of 'N .T lNr Nhg
't ~ ttuld, iunirs u NnlNf. south An llH ne
coif...0d that he won't io tunw rNf'SsN l9 ply ,,H
v,al. nui .nu- .lr INTO Sew York Nhrn NO N''
vh ii. trunk he rt hrri under oath tNhi II 'hl'iN"N
u,in. iutilr and n Mhs passed without rNahlihhu""
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
[ celebrating the Birth or O'Conneii In belfast
-Scriou- Disturbances.

IoSpoS. Aus 6.-The Aationalists to-day
held demonstration IN Belfast To ,r'ehi'" N' h'I" "'
ornnuc Disturbances ocrnrr. in several rari-l Nr
town som, houses were wrecked, Hn' h N.Nf ' l'i
som. wounded lnfnn lA't lOIr fN nt ihr lhtiiiA.
b,th m,ant, AMI caNu'r, were patiuAus u.e streets
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The SIX Weaver. Returning to Work.

PATERSON. \ j. Aug 6.-The striking rlnnoh
wenN,ls nA,c resumed work IN solehacs mn ana '''
gram, null on the scale nj prices wh'h y n'"'
t, same a. that oi last wear Othcr mills WIN ,l' ~
,rn,tnn o StiAng. :, expected io atl'' 70 Wy ~. ~
,r,ie $ 1eliacs broad sk wesNers nave HIuA , a,u
complaints oi .ntlmlihuoh W 'e" """'N Wv 49,"
-lIlInts have bosn made
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-Saint Boniiaoe Hospital
uni,r III, MANAGEMENT sisersol the fraciScan"ieF'
situated IN South 81 Louis has been totally destroyed py
nrc All the patents were safely removed The bmln.
iny ami nirnituro rust xiOUD three years Agn WAS
insured or al 90 in home companies, except t-u'V III
t,e Pic Insurance VI Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-07

The body q Osccoa Cooper was Inferred yes
,erday In vault in urren'ilie 'cmeurl "h'fe 'h'N
Will remain until the precise locauon nj NE hua 10, & W
M intr nl sister IN GrtcnwU God Cemeti ~ can y. uls
,otvut I,nt'oy are to be inuiisd ~ He 'A'''J ''N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-07

WA,HlSGroN. Aug G.-The Spanish Govern,
meui ou saturday deposited, hroneh II, Minister al
Washington with the secretary OF STATE, Snps. heing
i int~t,-t She Invested amount OF Ni'tl an 'lths
tluu tlr spanish Eoycrpmcn ami ut>itil ut0h MA De
lna.e tu CLAIMANT. hy tine - ere tlrA of state
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As Judge Donohue would accept only FREQ
holders as surcucs tor Mr Barney n9nnhur atl as
none such presented themselves, no bail was aceepWd
yesterday III hls iis trial Is seI down loF 'hs
18th INST
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A Woollrn Min burned.

Wrps1ru Ml--.. AuE. Tho Buck Wnuiion
Nj ,,-'i'itl.f conn 1wurf l,, G.orec ri \.
siurn' ti, ritru1ou rAr loss Is estimated a' oe'
tween - 49, amt sFhrH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-07

:, ~ pni'aholphia- Bo-tons. IA; Athletics .. In
% tu'Hu'o,r- f'rN -tAls OF BfOnklA II. y
IN 'I.c,ai a'i-at La-t : CinciGruus, ln LousNihs
-' q, ..l.ss,ll.rs-
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. 6.-ReVenue ON crs
'otntv SATURDAY.
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Tn. Thermometer In New Norh ,estrrd"v'


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