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POLITlCAL NOTES.
Mass Meeting Of WOrkIngmcn al
Cincinnati.
Nomination of a state Ticket.

CINCINNATI, August ll.-A mass meet.
ing Of workiDgmen here to-day nominated
the following State ticket: For Governor,
L. II. Bond, Cincinnati; Lieut.. Governor
Frank Skadd, Cleveland; State Treasurer,
L. A. Hine, Cincinnati; Clerk ofsupreme
Court, Frederick Amsberger, Cincinnati
Member Board Of Public Works, Peter
McGserey, Of Xenia; School Commission.
er, Peter II. Clark, Cincinnati.
LABOR MEETING At PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, August ll.-A meet.
ing OF wOrkingmen was held tonight at
Caledonian Hall to concert measures 10
form a new political party, through
which the wOrkingmen Of America hope
and expect 10 make their collective in
tluence felt. Nearly all the trades were
represented. The meeting was private,
and all reporters were excluded. After
the meeting It was announced that the
following preamble and resolutions had
been adopted:
WHEREAS The lamentable state Of
affairs existing in this country having
been brought about by undue power
granted by the laws to cOrporated capital
by partial legislation in its favor, by re-
strictive laws through which associated
laborers are deprived Of all right to re.
form their own affairs, and by total
alienation Of the government and the
representatives in the Legislatures and
Congress from the people who have en-.
trusted them with their interests and pro.
lection; and
WHEREAS, All efforts having hereto.
fore failed which have had for their OBJ
ject the emancipation Of the working
classes, owingtO manifold divisions in the
ranks Of labor allies, and
WHEREAS, The destruction Of the in.
dustries Of the country and pauperizing
Of its labor must be the inevitable result
Of partial legislation on the part OF our
Lawmakers; therefore,
ResO'rei, That We earnestly recommend
an organization Of wOrkingmea for po.
litical purposes TO he called the PRuTEC.
TIVE LABOR PARTY, having for its oh.
iects
!. Mutual protection of labor.
2. Direct representation Of the work.
ing classes in Municipal and State I.egis-
latures and Congress.
3. The repeal Of all oppressive laws
against labor.
i. The enactment Of Just laws for the
protection Of labor.
Speeches were made Of conservative
character. A communistic communica-
ton from the workingmens party Of the
United States was offered TO the meeting,
but was unanimously rejected. After
the appointment OF a committee, com.
posed OF delegates from the trades repre-.
sente,i, to draft plan OF organization,
the meeting adjourned.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
no CAPITALISTS '''''''> ''''>'>>'
Or Parties Of Small Means Deslruu, Of
Engaging 10 Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or market
haEdnnlnh

Aerount Of advanced axe | Am desiFous Of
changing my residence, and therefore oiSF iuT Sae
my iArtn Situated opposite the city Of WheeiinR, or
the river bank, midway between BddEcport Ind
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adIOInns INC nj.
lagu Of Ktniyille. The property oonsilR Of Go
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of river bottom,
In the hill there are two seams Of COAL 6H aid SX
teet thick, three deposita Of limestone, Iil s f5H
vein Of close texture sand or free stone an Is foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make 4 soil and an
underlying bed Of depodtS Of rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the Ilrger portion Of which lies
gently slopng 70 the cast and all under direct ex-
p0slre to the sun, Il vineyard Of SO acres mostly
CanWba grlpe., oil 10 dRe bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven Itself able 10 pay
handsome per cent 10 the CnltiyAtor.
The property 10 being approached above and be-
low by an advancing tide Of persons seeking small
homestsadS aud Il now rCAlly the only unoccupIed
territory betWeen Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
Is valuable ~ an investment for capital seeklnEA
Aio purchase, and valuable 10 those who want Aar.
ket gardening ground ClOSG to :h0 city. II lfUntH
beautifully urOn the river and commands A view Of
The city, the Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms Of sale Will 10 onV.thlrd raah, balance
In two annual payments, lGT cent interest on de-
iorrcd payments. For further particulars Inquire
oi RICHARD CRAKEORD
On the premises, or By mail at Bridgeport, Ohio.
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MINOI. TELEGr.AMs.

The wife Of John Clark oiLonLon
whose stage name was Miss Furtaslo, is
dead.
Madame Titiens has been obliged tc
undergo another operation and is in n
state Of great exhaustion. =
Hamilton & Co., Hardware dealers
OF Toledo, o., who failed Tor 100000,
with nominal assets for $ll7,0OO, made
proposition to settle wI1h their credit
ors at so cents onthe dollar, whichwas re,
jected. Their affairs will be looked into
"A Convention Of Chiefs Of Fire De
pariments meets in Nashville Setembel
4th, and are to be banQuetted.
The conference between depu,atior
of Coal Creek miners and the lessees o
the Tennessee penetentiary in relation tC
working convicls in the mines was with
out result,
Hugh McGill, Of New York, was
fatally stabbed by James Walt and hi,
son Robert, this afternoon during ;
quarrel.
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HAN FRANCISCO.
a Claim OF 100000 for the dc.
HIructiOn Of Chinese Property.

SAN Francisco, August ll.-Col. +. A
Bee, well known in connection with tn,
Chinese affairs on this coast, will pre-
sent a claim against the United STATE.
Government for indemnity in the case Of
the Chinese of this city, Whose property
has been destroyed during the recent dit
tnrbances. The application will he made
through the British Minister at Washing
ton, rs China has no ministerial repre-
sentative there and the parties injured
emigrated from the British port OF Hong
Kong. The claims will aggregate about
100000, upwards Of half Of which /.
for actual and the remainder for con
struOtive damaye4.
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Closing NeSSIOn OF the Iron nnd
Steel Association.

COLUMBUS, O., August 1.-THE Con.
vention ot1ron and Steel Workers to-day
elected the following officers for the en-.
suing year: President and Secretary,
Joseph Bishop, Of Pittsburgh; Treasurer,
Edward McGinnis, Of youngstown, O.;
Trustees Of the National Association,
". S. Irwin, Of Pittsburgh, David A,
Plant. Columbus, Albert L, Wells, Wheel.
ing, West Va. A Vice President was
chosen for each Of the eight districts
throughout the country, except the filth,
which was left for Sthe President 10 iill
After passing some resolutions OF thanks
the Convention adjourned. sine die.
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BUCHAREST, August 19.-An eminent
persouage here had an interview With
Grand Duke Nicholas on Thursday. lie
admits that the troops were somewhat
demoralized, and said that there was nc
probability OF a resumption Of operation,
Tor three weeks, when he would have a
reinforcement Of 100, 900 men.
Il is rumored that cholera has appear
ed in the Russian camps.
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BALTIMORE, August 1l.-Advices 10.
day from along the entire line Of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio canal are, that the
blockade has been removed and that no
obstructions exist. -Four or fivo boats
left Cumberland to-day for Georgetown,
but thereis determination among boat.
men not 10 resume navigation at the old
rates. Miners in the coal regions are
sill on a strike, and until they resume
work there will be little use for canal
boats. The United States troops and
Maryland militia are stationed along the
line Of the canal east and west Of Sir
Johns Run.
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NEw ORLEANS, August ll.-Elwatd
Fulton, ex.TaI Collector Of the First
District, and Lewis Laun, late Of the firm
of Carr & Laun, in custody OF special
officers, have arrived from San Francisco.
Fulton is charged with the cmbezzlement
OF near 1000 Of State funds, and gave
bond in the sum Of $40, 900, with ex.Dep.
uty Collector Herwig as one Of his bonds.
men. Laun ia charged with defrauding
the Citizens Bank ont Of $40, 600, and was
sent to the parish prison in default Of
bail. His partner, implicated in the
same transaction, is also in prison, failing
to get bail.
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LoNG BRANCH, August 1.-THE inves.
tiGation as to the cause Of the recent acci.
dent on the New Jersey Central RaiIroad
was commenced to-day. Theodore Ell.
wards, who lives near the scene OF the
disaster, swears that Just before the train
passed the draw was foot out OF place.
Conroy, the draw.keeper, admitted that
the draw was unlocked before the acci.
dent occurred.
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Mnncuvers OF lho Bonapar,ists.

UnucuUarS nj ,I,o unnnU.,,;,,.
v" '' So""l' l'"F'lS'S'
!. LONDON August 1.-The Times Paris
aiSpatch says Inc BonapartISt and CIer-
lcai press nave long been cIamorlng. Tor
r. procIama1lGh oil a stage 'oi siege.
me sensational! paper. Figaro hints that
DUKE ne Hrosi'e, rresldent oil the Coun-
ell anu Mlnlster oil justice, whose l.'b'
eral antecedenIs make hun lear the re-
proacn Of inconsistency, is an obstacle TO
auch u IeP' anu advises MIN 10 resign,
anu leave tue "e'" open 10 more thorough
men. n,,
1he cotTeSPondeht aids; An intrigue
Is eVlGehIIy going on IN thiS direction,
put DIEe 70 hrGsIie, VINO Is m oFiean;
Is., VIII scatGeiy oe so artless as TO hand
over MS caFuS 10 Tue Honapar1iS's.
ABOUT TEMPORARY OCCUPATION.
In the House OF Commons last nivht
Charles Monk, Liberal member from
Gloucester City, persistentIy pressed the
question on The Government whether
they would consider the Temporary occu.
patton Of Constantinople Inv Russinp
troops 20 far inconsistent with British
interests ma IN iistnrh ,Le roI.i;ona nI
nmity between EnglanJ and Rnss;a
Though Sir Stafford Nortbco,e Chan.
cellor Of Eche,l,ler. reiused 10 answer this
hypothetical question Il hal ibo eCTsc,
OF drawing from the Ri1bt, Honor,ble
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Sr. LOUIS, August ll.-Four NOR,
suits on distillerS bonds have been en-,
tered in the United States Circui. Cour,
by the Government, one each ayainst
Richard B. Jones and Pat. c. Murray
Government sIorekeekers, for $1,000
and two against Il. ". Ul'rich, one for
SlO7, 900, tho other for $4,000. All Of
these whisky cases come up at the Sep
tember term Of court.
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SCRANTON, August 12.-Saturday alter.
noon Cnrboudale was thrown into wild
excitement, About $50 miners, with
drawn revolvers, compelled the pump
men TO abandon their posts, and the mines
were Hooded. The crowd also visited the
yard Of the Delaware 4 Hudson road
and detained the trains. The colliery
was visited and the pumps stopped.
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Neutrality Subject TO Events.

VIENNA, August 1l.-political CORES.
pondence says that Ristics, the Serviun
premier, has informed friend that the
militia have not received marching or.
de:s. Partial mobilization is Folely for
the protection of the frontier. Servia re.
mains neutral subject to the course OF
military events aud the political aspect
OF EurOpe.
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Tho Ragon left for Parkersburg about
noon Saturday. .r..-
The Iron Valley and barges departed
for Cincinnati Saturday evening, with an
excellent trip Of freight.
The Ragon will go on the ways at Mid.
lleport after making her present trip to
Parkersburg.
The ONeal experienced considerable
difficulty in getting over the bar at the
head Of the leland on Saturday. II is
probable that she will on Tuesday take
the place Of the RagOn in the Parkers.
burg trade. ...
The Science will leave for Parkersburg
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Andes will run between Cincin.
natl and Huntington during the low
stage Of water.
The Hudson is at Madison, undergoing
repairs.
IBy TCISraph,l'
CINcrNSATI, August l2.-River 3 feel
. inches and falling. Arrived Katie
Hooper, Pittsburgh; J. D. Parker, Mem,
phis; the latter was aground hours al
Rising Sun.
EvANsvlLLE, August l2.-River 4 III
feet and falling. Up--C. W. Anderson
E,ldyville and ldlswild. The Andy Baum
is still aground at CaseyvilIe. Weather
cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, August l2.--River A fee
inches and falling. DepNrted-Genern
Pikc, Cons. Millar and Mary Miller.
ST. Louis, August l2.-Arrived--Wal
Eagle, ksokuk; Lady Lee, Peoria. De
Par'edIFNnny Lewis, Kansas City
River fell one inch. Cloudy and showery
MEMPHIS August l2.-River lsllins
slowly. Weather cloudy aud threaten
ing. Departed-Belle Memphis, ST. Loui.
Capital City, Vicksburg.
CAIRO, August l2.-Arriyed-Jobn A
Wood, New Orleans; Grand Tower
VickSburg; Glencoe, New Orleans: Ar
kansas Belle, Evansville; Virrie Lee
Cincinnati; Bigley, 81. Louis; ShinEle
Memphis Stahlman, Nashville, Drl
parted-Graud Tower and Glencoe, s,
Louis; John A. Wood, Ohio; Arksnsa
Belle, Evansville; Yirgie Lee, St. Louis
Shinkle, Cincinnati. River il feet il
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy
Mercury S0o,
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NEw YORK, August 1a.-The Turkish
Legation denies that recruiting is going
on in this city and adds: The Sublime
Porto intends, "a it has heretofore, to re.
spect scrupulously the neutrality OF the
United States, being desirous to preserve
intact tho relations upon which it has
always set the greatest value.
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PmLADRLrHIA, August IA year
ago child named Josephine Davis dis.
appeared from Camden, Nj. The post.
master there has received letter from
Ware, Massachusetts,, stating that the
girl is in charge Of Mrs. Bliss. Mrs,
Davis has started for Ware,
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Rody Recovered.

[ DAYTON, August 12.-The body Of a
man was found floating in the Miami riv.
er to-daya little distance from here. It
was Identified as Robert E. Brown, son OF
an old resident Of this city. Brown had
been slightly deranged for some time past,
and it issupposed that he committed sui.
eide, a. his pockets were filled with stones
and a suSpcnder had been tied around his
neck.
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BUFFALO, August l2-During Sunday
SchoolsGrvIces at the jamestown Swedish
Lutheran Church this afternoon, the
lightning killed boy named Anderson
and prostrated three others. The lightn.
ing also set the attic on fire, but the fire
department Of this city saved the village,
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Whisky Suits.

sr. LOUIS, August 1.-Two suits were
entered in the U. s, District Courl TO.
day by the Government against Joseph
g. Chonlean, distiller, and his bondsmen,
James G, Edwards and N. S. Chonlean;
ono for S25, 900 and the other for $40 900,
for violation Of the revenue laws in May,
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Nav YORK, August ll.-NTia Rose
Durice, representative in this city OF the
Forthcoming Chicago Exhibition Of Fine
Arts, reports that about three hundred
and fifty New York artists have conlri.
buted pictures for that occasion. Among
these artists are some Of our best known
painters.
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COLUMBUS, August liza mass meet.
log Of workinguen tonight adopted res
GlntionS denouncing the Republican and
Democratic parties and Hayes admins.
tirStion, and appointed an Executive
Committee to take steps toward calling
stale and connly conventions 10 nominate
q full WorkinSmeus ticket
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THE INDIAN WAR.
THE INDIAN WAR.
Gibbons Desperate Fight
Ills Troops Badly cut Up
And Finally Driven Back by tue
Indians.
Details Of the Battle.

SALT LAKE, August 1.-THE follow.
Ing was received here this morning:
Bio HoLE, Mont. Aup. 0.
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GALVESTON, Texas, August ll.-Dis-
patches from Austin report that Parnell
Is resting well and il is now believed that
he stands a fair chance TO recover. Gen.
lsrittOu isunder arrest and his examina.
tion is in progress.
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Under CentroI.

OMAHA, Mn, August LII now ap.
pears as II the river had been got under
control. This result is partly due, no
doubt, to the fact that 1t Is rapidly fall.
ing, and partly to the untiripg efforts Of
the Union Pacific management. The
river fell six inches during the pant 81
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CHICAGO, August 12.-Thc yacht PAM
lieo wRs overturned in a squall on the
lake this afternoon and sunk before as-
sistance could be rendered. Four livCs
were lost; names not yet known.
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EEw YORK, August l1.-Loans, de.
crease S4,S9O,GoO; specie, increase $SO4,
900; legal.tenderS, decrease 81 ,l67, 800;
deposits, decrease 81, ,735, 900; circulation,
increase $lo4,"OOi reserve, increase seGl ).
$50.
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PHILADELPHIA, August H. The
yacht race announced for to-day did not
come oil, the Mayor having commanded
the yachts to return, and prevented cx.
cursion steamers leaving the city.
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NEw YoRK, August ll.-Advices fro n
Buenos Ayres state that a fearful flood
has occurred in the far south. Millions
Of sheep and cattle perished and hun.
dreds Of families we're rendered homeless
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New YoHK, August 1.-THE Canadi-
an Pilgrims to Rome arrived this morn
ing and attended mass in the Cathedral.
a reception will be given this evening.
They leave for Rome tomorrow,
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Capt. L. p. Nolan, of the Pacific Mail
Service, died July eth, at Acapulco
where lie was experimenting the wreck Of
the steamer San Francisco.
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MONrREAi., August Harold Schie,
Norwegian, arrested on a charge Of the
keeseyille, n. Y, bank robbery, has been
discharged 1t being proven that he was
here during the Time Of the robbery.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
FILLING THE RANKS.


BUCHAREST, August l1.-It is stated
that the Chief Of Gen. Krulever's staff
has been cited before a council Of war to
explain the failure OF pIeyna.
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New YORK, August 1.-THE steamer.
City Of Chester and Spain, from Liver
pool, have arrived.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER.
REV. A. A. E. TAYLOR, DID,, President.

A largo property and endowment. Full corps OF
experienced Professors. Nearly 100 utudents
Classical, Philosophical and scIGn,Iae counes, as
In best Colleges. French and German taught thor.
Oughly. Board and expenses cheap rs elsewhere.
Preparatory DEpartmsn, taught nalnly BY COL
lfse teachers EnGlIIh, Classical ard Normal
Courses. ALL CLASSES oPRN TO YouSO WOMEN.
Catalogues sent freely on application to tho PREs.
IDENT, Wooster, Ohio. jyl.W,sAW
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Progress Of the Campaign.
The Russians Attack In Three
Columns.
What suIelman Pasha Says
About It.
The Greek Hanksrs for War.
The Greek Hanksrs for War.
Grand Duke Nicholas in Com.
mnnd.

NEuuu DuHe NICHOLAS IN COms
mnnd.
LONDON, August 1l.-A correspond.
ent at Nikopolis, sends the following:
Grand Duke Nicholas displays remark.
able energy in moving rapidly from
place to place, inspiring confidence in the
troops everywhere. Although General
kindener Is nominally commander Of the
army before Plevna, the Grand Duke
himself will take supreme direction in
the forthcoming attack.
PROM IS TO 45. -
BERLIN, August 1l.-In Russian Po.
land, all males from Is TO 45 years Of age
are being registered, preparatory to call.
ing out the remaining classes Of the gen.
eral levy.
OFFICIAL REPORT.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 1.-THE fol.
lowing official dispatch has been received,
dated Alexandrople, August 9th: =
The Turkish right wing assumed the
offensive on the 9th inst. along the whole
line from TsChiagy pass to Karavansarai
pass. A number Of Bashi Bazouks and
Kurds supported by six infantry battal-
ions coming from Cara and Kunelscha.
cha drove in the Russian outposts, and
there was skirmishing along the picket
lines the whole day. After occupying
Alikatschak the Turks endeayored to
take Khalfala, but we're repulsed. The
Russian losses were officers killed, and
l2 officers and l3 men wounded. The
Turks left 90 killed on tile field. ATurk-
ish corps is now concentrating in the d.
rection Of Anakatszchak. Gen. Tergaka-
soil7s army has been reinforced by n
column detached from the main body and
is concentrating towards Igdya.
According to the latest intelligence
from Batoum, Dcrvish Pasha, with four
battalions, has left Seichidsire by sea in
nOrtherly direction.
RUSSIAN LAHDwEHR-D DIFFICULTY IN
FILLING THE RANKS.
BERLIN, August l1.-RnSsia exper-
fences serious difficulty in filling the
ranks Of the landwehr, in consequence Of
the reluctance with which the men come
forward. With view to obviate this the
government has issued u notice that the
men will not be required to go to the
front, but merely to take The place nj
home Of the reserves and garrison troops.
The manner in which the landwehr il
constituted legally preCludcs their EN-
pIoymSnt out Of Russia Under the pres
eht GalI inc clty oil MOSCOW !" forming
volunteer legion which IL proposes to
support untIl ! 'Lle emu ol the war: Ma
rine: !. continue 10 DC sent south to JON The
"s'''"s amy
CALLED TO EXPLAIN
BUCHAREST, August ll.-lt is stated
that the Chief OF Gen. Krulever's staff
has been cited before council Of war to
explain the failure Of pleVna. l
CARS sERvIAN POLICY UNCHANGED.
Rpp,N Au,u,,11-Tho Nj D,,,,L,
en;sS that oSv ;r,sn,;nn ow;",, o,G'a Nc~s Gu ow
tsnJir, n;,;,"rv "u"s",;on. 800 ~ So.n;a
The CGs- Il Says tba onn,,"o :" "e, Iva; IA;
oi the war set aside anv snC% iJsn ont % "t
cons;deration for A"";r;o "en anJ 0T no,h;ua oI;W
shows that these views ars cb,n,ed ham, ' Tbs
chnn0ed nosition of tho Rus.;"m Srm;oa IL
moi sTcb ,s IN renjsr tLe;r ~ sar,;co. H. ." nr.s "
tionobIc and jes;r.blo Mansnses E"ro
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LYSDocH, oSr, August ll.-Three
girls were drowned in Big Creek last
evening while bathing.
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LONDON, August 12.-Eisht thousand
starving refugees are in selyi. There
are heavy and continuous rains, which
must greatly conducs to spread sickness
In the army.
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Sir John Bennett, recently elected Al.
derman for the ward OF Cheapside, and
rejected by the Court Of Aldermen "a a
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Ugly Turn III the ISaiIrHad War
Attempt 20 Wreck u Passenger
Train---A'aSScDgers Escape Iu.
hurt.

MAucH CnuSK, Pa, August ll.-An
attempt was made to-day to wreck the
early through passenger train at Packer
ton. Some one unlocked and turned the
switch, but the engineer saw the danger
in time and checked the speed, and al.
though every car but one ran oil :hc
track, none Of the passengers were in,
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