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CHICAGO, July SO.-Flour-Unchlngcd.
Wheat-Fairly active and shade higher;
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 % cash, 81 i2ka
! l2N August, 81 OK September; No, 5,
96a97c, rejected 73c. Corn-Active, firm
and higher; 4S1Sc cash, 47sSc August, Axe
September; rejected 45c. 0ats-Moderste.
ly active and shade higher at 29Ic cash,
27Nc::AuguSt, 27ka271 Nc September, rejec
ted 2lc. Rye-Actiye and a shade higher
at 5eHc cash, Tic September. Pork
Steady and in fair demand at sis Is cash,
$l3 Goals 221S August, SIS 4Oal3 Az sep
tember. Lard-Dull and tending down.
ward at IS IS cash and August, $905 Sep.
tember. Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchang.
ed. Whisky-Unchanged ed at 81 OS.
At the close Wheat was unchanged.
Corn frmer at 471a47sSc August Oats
lowerer At 25aS511 11Ic August, 27o September,
Pork unchanged. Lard unchanged.
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FArRpoNr, N. Y, July 8O.-Prepara.
tions are complete for the fourth annual
session Of the ChSutauqua Assembly Of
the Biblical, Ecclesiastical, Normal and
Scientific University, which will COM
mence its exercises in this place next
Saturday. Rev. Dr.. Vincent, Of New
York, has charge Of the exercises. Fran.
els Murphy, the apostle Of temperance,
Anthony Comstock, Frank Beard, Rev.
DR.. Simms, John B. Cough, Rev. Rich
ard s. storrs, D. D. and many others will
speak during the continuance Of the as-
sembly which closes Aug. 23d.
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THE great Dismal Swamp Canal of
Virginia and North Carolina, which had
been ordered sold August 9th, it now ap.
pears is not to be sold until after Congress
meets. The Government is interested to
the extentof sl,5OO,OOO in this canal, and
an agent Of the Treasury Department
appeared at meeting Of the stockhold.
ers, held in Norfolk July 20, and request.
ed that the sale be postponed until such
time as will give Congress full opportu.
nifty to consider the interests OF the Gov.
ernment. The meeting accordingly or.
dered the postponement Of the sale.
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Went West and Isl Glad.

CHICAGO, July 3O,-In reply to certain
prominent citizens who have asked Theo.
dore Thomas to take benefit during his
Ntay here, he, in accepting the compliment
and naming August 4th as the date, says !:
"After eleven consecutive years Of sum.
mer night concerts I have been obliged
to leave New York for want Of suitable
hall in which to give them. What New
York offered refused. What wanted
! could not have. That metropolis not
having supplied my needs, l was induced
to try the West, and l gladly confess that
| do not regret the experiment."
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Marine News.

New YORK, July SO.-Arrived, steam.
er Germanic, from Liverpool.
LONDON, July 30.-The steamers Vile
De Paris, Britannia and Gellert from
New York; Pennsylvania from Philadel.
phia and the Caspian from Montreal have
arrived out.
New York, July 3o.-Arrived-Italy,
from Liverpool.
New YoRK, July 3O.-Arrived-S! Steam.
er Holland, from Liverpool.
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THE BALTIMORE RIOT.
Inquiry Into the shooting.
Testimony Of the Commanding
Officers.
The Firing strictly in Self Dc.
tense.

BALTIMORE, July 30.-Iuquiry into the
causes which led TO the death Of ten per.
sons on the evening Of the 10th, when
the 9th regiment fired into the mob, began
to-day. The testimony showed that sew.
eral soldiers were knocked down before
any shooting occurred by them and that
they fred without orders from the Colo.
mel.
Captain Taper, who commanded the
detachment, testified that as soon as the
doors Of the armory were opened vol!ey
Of stones and other missiles was poured
in perfect shower on the soldiers, some
Of whom were on the stairway and
some on the landing. Some shots were
fred over his head by some OF his men.
He succeeded in reaching the street
where he reformed his command and
gave orders several times 10 charge bayo.
nets, but at no time did he give the order
to fire and did not even give order TO
load. lie tried to stop the firing, intend.
ing 10 use the bayonet only, and recol.
lecled saying to his men, for Gods sake
quit firing. He heard the report Of sew.
eral pistol shots from the crowd, which
was 10 the rear oihIm. He started with 35
men from the armory, and had 35 when
he reached Camden station; heard threats
that not a man Of the regiment should
leave the armory alive. Was frequently
appealed to by some OF the men 10 allow
them to wheel and ERE on the mob, but
he did not give the order. He believed
II his men had not fired they would not
have been able to retain their muskets.
Captain Fallow, Jr., commandant, testi.
fed that Of thirty.six men he had on
starting, he had only eighteen when he
reached Camden Station. Some OF the
men were severely hurt by the mob on
Baltimore street, and some Of them were
carried of for dead. The crowd nun.
bered fully 5000 persons. He noticed
many children and women in the crowd
in front Of the armory. II the soldiers
had not fred Unfortunately they might
possibly have reached Camden Station
He did not regard the men as demoral.
ized thought the firing PtrlcLly in SELF
defense.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL,
North Fourth St. above Market
PH1LADELPHIA, Pa.

This iayorlte Hotel, with accommodations IN
800 guests, has been leased by the subscriber fof
term Of yeart II can be Baid with confidence that
the, o!d Merchants, under the new adminhtfatlon,
10 already an assured success and II q my dataFmf
nation 10 meet the Just expectations Of The pnhIle
10 thcte times Of hIAncA depression, BY intiOduo.
Ing graduated scale Of pFicts from Y 30 10 81 %
per day, with board, according 10 location of Foe
The seryice, table and all other accommodation,
the same 10 al guests.
During the past year many impFoyemants were
made, RmOng them paaSer ger and baRgaga EBya-
tor, thuE rendering all rooms Of elsy Acoel Othor
improvements are In progresJ, which, whom hniih-
ed, will place the Merchants Hotel second 70 none
In Philadelphia
The location Of the house lI one oi The raoas con-
Venient and really central Of any IN the aity. fha
rooms are Light, airy, well ventilated and hard.
Somely furnIlhed. Horse ears Of ynriOus lnO1 paIl
constantly BY the door, offering every opportunity
10 the guests, every moment day and niRht, toyldt
all poBlS Of public lnterest
ie25 D. LORE, PRoPRIRToR.
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Granted n Writ OF Habeas
Corpus.

Sr. LOUIS, July S0.-The situation in
this city remains unchanged. Applica.
ton has been put in 70 Judge Jones, Of
the Criminal Court, for writ Of habeas
corpus commanding Chief Of Police Nc.
Donough to show cause why he holds AL.
bert Curtin, a leader OF the Workingmen's
Party, and Secretary Of tho International
Union, in custody. Judge Jones granted
the writ, and made it returnable on Wed.
nesday. The prisoner Is guilty Of felony
instead OF simply misdemeanor, the ex.
tseme penalty for which Is Eve years in
the. penitentiary and $1,000 fine. Other
Writs Of habeas corpus have also been ap.
piled for. Several arrests were made by
US. Marshal Roe in St. Louis. Every.
thing is quiet there.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 3O.-Flour-Quiet
and weak; superfue $6 90, extras 81 90,
Minnesota family 81 75aS IS, Pennsylvania
IS 0Na9 90, high grades 50 00AlO0O. Wheat
old nominal and steady at 81 63al 6S
Rye-Steady at 7Oa75c. Corn-UnseItled;
yellow 69a72c, mixed 64a6So. 0ats-Quiet;
white western 4Sa45c, mixed 40a42c. Pro.
yiEions-More doing. Pork-$i5 OOa16 26.
BeOf Hams-22c. Butter-Firm; choice
scarce: creamery extras 24a25c, Western
Reserve 2oa22c. Cheess-Dull; western
l0c. EggS-EaSier. Petroleum-Cuds
l0c, refined 131c. Whisky-Ileld at
81 0SH,
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CUMBERLAND, July 3O.-S9veral Of the
miners struck to-day for an increase OF
wages from SO to 65 cents per ton, and
others refused to work till they could see
what the mass meeting at Homecoming,
tomorrow, will do. Other mines were
compelled to stop work by the strikers.
The whole region Is in ieverish condi.
tion, and II looks tonight as II general
strike will take place tomorrow.
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rs and ~ Fourteenth 81.
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Hsano Dsslnus Of
Encaglnq 10 Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market

account Of advanced age I an douiroun a
changing my residence, and therefore oGr for ~
my farm situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
the river bank, midway between Bridgeport alA
MATtiR's Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the VI
lAge Of RtnivtIle. Tho property ennnIIa Of @
acres Of bill and table land and IS oI river bottom.
In the bill there are two IeAm1 Of coal, 5< and S
ieet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, IN 9 ioof
vein Of cose texture and or tree stone an IS foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make haIl md a
underlying bed Of depodtl Of rieh and VGlaRhls
character.
On tho surtaee, the lsrgar portion Of vhish liz
gently slDpng 10 the eaSt and al under direct ars
posure to the sun, ID Vineyard Of 90 a1os, mostly
CAtAWbA grapes, all In dne bearing condition, about
seven yea old, which has proven ltSef abla 10 paY
handsome pef cent 70 the eultlVatoE.
The property 10 being approached above AAd b.
low by m advancing tide Of perSonI seeking Gnlati
homestoads, and 10 now really the only unooenplod
territory between Bridgeport and Martins FcrfY.
Il is valuable ~ investment for eapltal n,einFR
Aie purchase, and valuable 10 those Who want HSrs
ket gardening ground close 10 the city. II frontl
beautifully upon the riygr and commands IiaV n
tho city, the Island and the whole ncen@Y q IL
valley. =
The terms Of uale will b ons-third eaIh, balance
In two annual payments, per cent interest en- d.
lerred payments. For further particular In1uIrn
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or BY mail at Hddssport Ohio.
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RAILROAD PICNIC,

Superintendent Ingalls,, Of the Indina.
poliI, Cincinnati & Lafayette Railroad,
has issued a circular to all the employees
Of that road, thanking them for their ef.
forts in protecting the company's proper
y, expressing satisfaction at their con-
duct and inviting them and their families
TO picnic on the line Of the road next
Friday, suspendiug as far as possible all
business on the road for their accommoda.
tinn-
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INDIANAPOLIS, July SO.-Judge Gres.
ham, Of the U, S. Court, has postponed
the hearing in the case Of ssyre and
Briekley, who were arrested here, until
the arrival Of Judge Drummoud to.mor,
row. Judge Gresham having taken az
active part in the organization OF the mi,
litia, telegraphed for Judge Drummopt
TO try the case on Tuesday.
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Returned TO Work at Reduced
Rate.

SCRANTON, PA, July SO.-The Della.
ware, LackawAnna & Western strikers
to-day unanimously resolved to return
to work at the reduced rate Of wages.
Trains began running in all directions
without disturbance.
The strike Of the miners and coal
workers, numbering several thousand,
still continues with no prospect Of an
end. Destruction Of properly is greatly
feared. Several places were raided and
robbed last night, and provisions carried
of in large quantities. There is much
distress among the poor.
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TORONTO, July S0.-A special from
London says the Great Western Railway
company has called a special meeting ior
August Sd. It is proposed to issue sun.
cient Shares Of the capital stock to The
amount OF 166, 900 pounds, the difference
between 900, 600 Of the new bond capital
created and the amount Of bonds beeon.
ing due.
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San FrancIsco Quiet.

SAN FRANc1sco, July SO.-The city was
quiet all day and evening. The force on
duty tonight is reduced considerably
from that previously maintained. A re-
ported FIRE in the ", U. telegraph Office, at
New York, occasioned considerable SEN
sation among the authorities, as it was
tirst reported that the break down Of the
wires was owing to the extensive riot and
condsgration, which it was feared might
encourage fresh outbreak here.
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Morhinrnen,s Meeting,

NEW HAVEN, CT, July SO.-Ths
Workiugmen's meeting tonight was or.
derly. Twenty-Five hundred were pres.
ent. The principal speakers said that
the innocent blood Of the Mollie Maguires,
shed on the szaffold, cried TO heaven for
vengeance. They had been killed to sat
iSty the bloodthirsty wretch, Frank B,
GOwan, Of the Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad.
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The Sugar Baul, published IN tho most
productive cane district in Louisiana,
states that land in thu. section, fronting
on navigabIe streams, and capable Of
yielding 1000 to $500 pounds of sugar,
and 100 to 800 gallons Of molasses per
ucre-crOps worth 5000 to s5OO-Can be
bought from sl5 to $40 per aero, and that
equally productive land in the interior,
within few miles Of navigable streams,
may be had for IS to SIS per acre.
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The committee, examining the Affairs
OF the Office Of the United States Treasury
upon the transfer Of the office from wy.
man to Gilfllan, have completed their
Investigation. During Wymans term OF
Office there was received into the Treas.
ury and paid out over S74O, 100000, with.
out error, excepting one Of less than five
dollars. The surplus in the Treasury iS in
very nearly the same condition as year
aun
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TOLEDO, July SO.-Flour-Firn. Wheat
Firm; amber Michigan spot 81 IS, seller
August 81 20, seller september 81 ?69z No.
2 red winter spot end seller July 81 IS,
seller September 81 %, no. 8 red 81 "a, No.
Q amber Illinois 81 IS, No. 2 Dayton and
Michigan red 81 81. Corn-rirm; high
mixed spot 52I<e, No. 5 spot Gle, seller Au.
gust 6lhc, seller September 62Kc. oati
Dull.
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WIN Receive Freight.

coLuMRus, O., July SO.-Ths Pitts.
announce that they will receive freight
from shippers to all points. The Miami
freight trains are running without inter.
rupuon. Trains on the Panhandle diyi.
sion are announced to start this evening,
An attempt was made at II o'clock this
morning TO take out train on the G. G.
\ l, G. division, but the strikers, about a
dozen IN number, took the train of. The
Yard Master was ordered out Of the yard,
and the engines were housed. No mill.
tary or police were present.
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THE TURF.


SARATOGA, July 80. = The DeswelI
stakes, mile. dash, for three year olds,
was won By Cuba, BOmbart %, Idalia Sd.
Time 1:46i.
The Free handicap sweepstakes, mile
and three quarters, was won by Whisper,
BushWhacker Cd, Bradamonte Sd. Time
S:l2S.
The mile dash was won by oriole,
Rhadamanthus ID, VirginiuS Sd. Time
1:454.
The Free handicap hurdle race, mile
heats, was won by Redding. Doubtful
won tho trst heat. Time l:56, 1854, l;5O!.
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The Old Method Of Putting Down
Strikes.

Under the old Democratic plan strikes
were unknown. When one was attemp-
ted, they only burned the ringleader at
the stake, and gave forty iashes all round
TO two or three hundred who were shrew.
dIy suspected Of symbathising With them;
their families were then sold to remote
corners Of the country, and quiet reigued
In warsaw. That was the Democratic
plan.-,& Louis Globe Democrat.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
GheQ,stelligencer.

TuEmsn who fred the Lebanon VAL
ley bridge, acrOs, the schulkill at Read
inp, has been captured at sunbury. We
tbinE he is the prize vundAl OF them all.
There was no mob to assist him; he was
no, driven to the deed by any frenzy such
a. ,ei,es upon men in the heat Of conflict.
He deliberately set about the business he
had in hand in the night time, and wresk.
cd bis veugencc upon whole community
without hope Of plundsr or reward.
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BUFFALO, July SO.-At meeting Of
the employees Of the Buffalo Division Of
the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
railroad, it was resolved that all en-
giueerS, fremen and brakemen return TO
work to-day, and the company announce
the resumumption OF freight trains.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPR.
New York Money ana stocks.

NEW YORK, July S0.-MoSEY-ClOses
easy at lal y per cent. Prime mercantile Z
paper 4a6 per cent. Custom receipts, 1884,.
900. The Assistant Treasurer disburSed
$4,000: Clearings, $ll 100000. Sterling,
actual business, long 4.s5A, short 4s0.
GoLD-Opened At l051G, declined to
l059S, recovered TO lO51S, fell OF 10 1857
and closed at lO5k. Borrowing rates 2 q,
;, 2, IL and per cent and fat. The Auc'
tuations ware caused BY conflicting state.
mentS regarding the reported gold sale by
the Treasury in August. Secretary sher.
man asserted to-day that he has not even
thought Of such proceedings.
SILvER-At London 81 3.16d. Here, sill.
yer bars are 81 FAX greenbacks, $ll7St
gold. Silver coin NaK per cent discount.
GovRNNRNTS-Fitm.
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Wants q Treaty WIN Italy.

SAN FRANoisco, July 3O.-A petition
to the President has been numerously
signed in this city with a view to having
treaty effected between the United
States and Italy similar to that entered
into between the United States and Queen
Victoria Ia 1870,
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, July SO.-The Secretary
oil the Treasury says that the new Four
per cent having been issued in exchange
for gold coin, they could not be redeemed
by anything but gold coin or its full
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pApNEY poNAHUE.

In the habeas corpus case OF Barney
Donahue, leader Of the Hornellsville
strikers, the prosecution was allowed two
days TO Gle Undergraduates, and the deien.
dant ten days to file an answer, the pris.
oner being permitted to apply for bail.
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NEW YoRE, July So Business continues
quiet In nearly all departments, but the
market has an improved undertone. Cot.
ton goods steady and unchanged, Grain
bags are closely sold up. Points quiet.
GinghRms In fair request. Men's wear
HoolenS less active. Foreign goods re.
main quiet.
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Wires Restored.

New YORK. July SO.-The officers OF
the Western Union Telegraph company
state that nearly all the wires were re.
stored early to-day and by tomorrow
morning business will be transacted AZ
usual. The actual damage 10 the wires
and fixtures was slight.
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PuNERAL on dupEwILE

The funeral of W. H. Gudewile, a
member of the Safety Committee, who
was killed in the riot Wednesday, was
largely attended by the members Of the
committee, the police and San Francisco
Verein, oil which the deceased was a
member,
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LA SALE, July SO.-Eight hundred
laborers in this city, chiefly coal miners,
struck for Is cents per ton more. In.
skilled lSborers demand 81 so per day.
La Sale and Peru have four large zinc
smelling establishments and IA coal
mines, all Of which are idle,
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The Tines says: Instructions have been
received at Portsmouth, with reference to
the further embarkation Of troops for the
Mediterranean. The regiments and
brigades which have been mentioned as
likely to go Quito Malta, are all in ros.
ter for service in India, and will Ge EN-.
barked at Portsmouth in the usual way,
without reference to affairs in the East.
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WnM1NeroS, DEL, July 9O.-The
New York & Wilmington express, due
here about o'clock, had two cars wreck.
ed within the city limits, by AcoW getting
between the cara. Sixteen persons were
injured, none seriously.
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LOCK HAVEN, Pa, July SO.-The sus.
pension Of the Lock Haven National
Bank to-day is temporary. The directors
say they will reopen the doors to-mor-
row and expect to be able to pay all do,
mandS Of the depositors soon.
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Troops Ordered 10 CoIumhus.

CINCINNATI, July SO.-owiDg 10 the
continued discomfort at Columbus Gov.
Young has ordered the Cincinnati and
Dayton militia, who returned from New.
ark yesterday, to Columbus, and they
leave early tomorrow.
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BANGOR, NE, July sO.-The recent
rains caused an overflow Of the Neshobe
river at Brandon, which did much dam.
age 10 the crops and buildings; many Of
the latter being removed from their
foundations. The water vas l2 to Is feet
deeper than usual. No lives were lost.
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DestruetIye IDa,n Rurat.

swARTHMoRE, July SO.-The strat.
haven dam on the Big Crum gave way
this morning, washing away farm houses,
crops, bridges and everything along its
course. People were rescued from houses
sweeping down the stream.
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BosEoS, July 3O.-Herbert Blanchard
Of savory, Mass, was ordered 10 discon.
tiDue his visits to daughter Of E. W.
Trask; he met that gentleman in church
yesterday and shot him 10 death, and "a.
tally wounded brother, and missed a
third shot at the woman.
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FRANCE.
BOnnpartists RepndIate Casing

PARIS, July 30.-Loudre, the official
journal Of the BOnapartis.s, publishes a
letter signed by Rouper and others, re-
pudiating ICassagnacs militant policy,
and proclaiming their adherence 10 Nc.
Mahon. The population Of MulIihausen,
Alsace, has subscribed million francs TO
the French Republican Electoral Com.
mittee fund,
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AWAITS ExTRADrrIoN.

Kohler, who was arrested on the
steamer Gellert for wife murder, ap.
peared before a Plymouth magistr ate
to-day, plead innocent and was rem andsd
10 await extraditiou.
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WnEEsBARRE, Pa, July SO,-Twenty.
FIVE hundred miners have just resolved to
continue the strike and stop the pumps
until % per cent advance is conceded.
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AtWoelx asuAuat.

ALBANY, July SO.--The men are again
at work as usual at the West Albany
railroad shops. The sherif's posse has
been Withdrawn.
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Rnnlr Llnanea.

MosrRrA1., July so.-It Is reported
that the Bank Of Montreal willlcse about
$50, 900 by the failure Of Meekef, Of CHI
eago. His total Indebtedness 10 The bank
| Ia over 500, 900.