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strikers Setting Fir" to Freight Cars-Thc
Grand rmy Armiug.

BUFFALO. July n lO.ij r. M-The rioters
have Just fired train %; empty grain cars
standing on the Erie tres'lr over tho New York
Central tracks al East buffalo. Tho Fire De-
uartment are at 'ndin- iiro in ruo,hcr part OF
tue rity hut n lurg" fpr'r 81 polio" has been
e"nt To- Eusi Bu'ii'ofn hoip the % iliarN.
The three posts Of ia" Grand Army col tn" To-
puhli" IA Buffalo were put under arms this
New York Central employees although they
did not strike until driven from their posts. now
work IN tn" strikers.
regiment from ko hester Is expected hero
1T lO3O tomorrow. They are To- lee shrugged
IN the local milk train thut has hitherto been
allowed e. enter the city
Alter the shOrt,'S and hottest fight ot the rail-
rDud war ia" riot N Buffalo il thoroughly sub
du"d Tor tonight 1T least. The worst part of
~ mob was g;tther'si ia front pi the Bust But
iup a sput. determined Ia burn that handsome
hu.'tns. Inry mud siormrd the depot and
&c. trsing to break down il' ratr-. Tao on O.
hundred policemen WHO were sent to the gram
ear fir" wrr' ordered 10 di~p rSr the mob at uil
huAirIs When they rra bod the place the fire
WIS burn % cut and toy halted IN front Of the
q Lisp rsc. NJ answer w. e.'"n, ana he ranged
his In'n ia r,uIl' HE. nluh M q line about 2up
long. uud ..nN" the order. 90 Go IN, boys; hit "A
Aoal very tu", Tao police charged. la,ln.,
rNtr| lursr clubs. ana dubbed down everything
before tuan. Ia tn M.lut Ia" uun WH-
ri. VINO w,r' druLEed away ~ tu"'r retreat .n4s
conrad - = Or =. u MOT hundreds. oi tho
r.ot'is Nrc rluND,'d down. Tue rlpiers M'r"
armed WITH clues AMI fred several shots. but
Vniy two vi the poll 20 wrr. hurt. MANY prison.
"rr " re taken. Thrr" II not "a siEn ut the
crowd .'.t. The pol -" and military now have
liD-st sSi0n of Substantially AL the railroad
property "A Bulio.
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THE LONG ISLAND ROADS.
Machinists Complaining Of the Tnrdincss OF n
Compauy's Payments.

A committee of flremen on the Southern the
Long Island. and the Flushing. North Shore
and Central Railroads called on Vice Prrsident
Hinsdalc and Superintendent Fiskc yesterday.
They had received notice on the 18th inst that
from July their wages would be reduced from
ti5 TO $40 month. They said their former pay
was barely sufficient to support their families
and they should protest against any reduction.
II the management Of the road insisted on cut
ting down their wages they could not properly
do SO this month. Mr.. Hinsdalc told them that
their request would receive consideration and n
definite answer be given to-day at II O'Clock
Tn" engineers and employees in the car shops
who received notices Of a 10 per cent. rcduc-
ton. and entered their protest on Monday. will
be- answered ut the same time. II there is to he
strike. II will take place then. but the man
ayers have no nppreh 'nsions oitrOuhe after to-
day. Meanwhile. the trains are running regu-
larry.
The engineers werc reticent when questioned
about their intentions. They said they were
satisil I'd because they believed their request
would be granted. When asked what they would
do In casc IL should be denied. they could not
tell. hut wore sur" n denial would not be ac-
cept a without r"inonstrance.
It's all right boss. said n fireman. who was
loading his tender with coal. they IL! what
lively times on this road. No trains tomorrow.
certain
When the workmcn in the machine shops
received notice OF the redu ton. one-uuart,ir of
them stopped work We don't mind the re-
ducton So much NJ We do the irregunrity with
which we are paid. said one. We are always
obliged to wait two weeks or II month, and then
We IRE not sure of getting anything. WHY. some
~ us hnvn't been pnd for May yet. Groccrs
advance ten or iiite"n per cent. on their prices
when they give credit and landlords charge
more rent II not promptly paid. On. yes We
would be- better IN with the r,du ton than be-
fore II We could only get our money on time"
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THE BIG RAILROAD STRIKE.


asa s.hwah was in tho chair. and sat
.rtb his shirt slrcves rolled up going ron
,,,, to time to the bar 10 ald = rs VIE IN us
tl,m mo lnrer beer. He Is n good looking Ger,
~, '7 thirt, five. with very hEht llhlr ana
i"ard a powerful frame. nnd rihglhg Noire
II. ~ ,rry d.-rntic in his rue. anu ru"rrn out
no.rH IN tones that commanded instant
or '.r,'nkng ofthc Tompkins square meeting,
aiwdrh the police maHr ,.,rc d .w"o -
H. ,,r,,ed thnt this time every man should tie
armed and rDady to resist sVV ",,rmI' I" GUS,
tNrn u hc ,,niiiurrl. and have right to
"NrnWw', NJ ,t IN ''mphatically seconded the rec
on A.. razor urged that two or three Drum
r"ni li'.ht- h' used. 900 order thNt INC iarcs %,
nl utrrirns 'n u itS , n41'f' ~ 70 IL !,
Nv ..r,,. "thrn good by 90 any attempt in
it,nr of work lnsmru f. r wears To- come. lie
sisn sti,g, si,'l that a body 81 one hunir 4 par
,sitfnf- Shout lp' enrolled to preserve order. rs
ngain.f .turhnrs of any Kind. and That ihcy
should W Hr Judges. TINS was not Thought
nr.o.-ary and The motion was tabled,
Nuvor Ely had constitutions with the Io re
nnl Park Commissioners yesterday. ami II
WIS de- ilcd that tn" permission given 20 tto
r.uifnitt,, who pron0sod the Tompkiu- square
rirriing for TN. evening should not be- revoked
tIlat II is Tar snl"r to permit the ElthrrinH mum
T. forbid Il. Tn"rcfurc. the meeting VIII he inc
p|irgaics from various trades unions mot last
cyH ming To- consider resolutions 10 p" r'hi 'lt
tNo proposed meeting IN the IhiS' hll vi 'h'
rnt1 critic sd the language oi the posters an
tUuueing the m"'ting. saying that. ia the pr, -
,nf excited state OF public opinion. IL was in
,'',is inudirinus H. thought il uuwisc H. ~
ir-s sympathy for the lawltss n Is in tits
inrgh and els where. The posters read as
follows;
Amon.icr mas. NE ting Of ihc trade enl labor Union.
vii be- held Ju 2i, 49, a., hc ,oor institute to - :
W. incs' rNli',.ln q" s',''' "m ,r @ w y" w
Ius no ulri-n- q" lHNl ,-''h>l t' D" ri, '. u
ii.uoth'gn 'qualtl n W. Aiin", 1 n,,," i,' 81.
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What Cen Carr and Cot. Chamn-'inin say
The NInth ' nndc riiIT. Drspnlch.

ALBANY, July 2i-Gcn j. Il. Carr. in com
n.ani oi the Ninth Division. says that he 81 TOE
morrow oprn the hloekuda at I'll hazards. an if
any violence occurs tom sit b, Is r'adyto m"rt
IL. u had not his ful Command with him tia IS
morning. hut the arrival of the Ninth Regiment
from NV lurh tonight completes bus force.
and hc H. ready Tor act ON. CO... Chamberlain.
81 his stan saws iHat there WI be- no meaiy-
mO'u.eI Oily -dilylus about hrns upon the
n ph.
Ihrro soc'ns % Zoe lt;ln doubt that tough work
MAY tAsue tomorrow. To AIgutlnt Gen raj
sufs mat a. would prefer in any emergency 70
la.rirpop- from distnut 10 'aliti-s t.a.t upon
the mob. H. fears I. a. the history OF Baltimore
and Pittsburgh may hr repeated, IN the an IA
ton of u" soldiers with ia" strikers. The
Albany regiments. in Consequence may lie
or tered AWAY Tomorrow Tonight they re-
main ia thor nrmori,~. while the Ninth tents
in ih. corridors ~ the p"lh,an.
The Mayor to-day ISSUED a pro 'Lmation call
ing upon work ingmrn to abstain from drink
and excitement. and -nlling upon all citizens Ia
enroll themselves IA special police 10 maintain
III" petcr-.
Tie following despatch s"nt this morn ling
was received by the men with shouts Of de-
rislOn:
S.R,roGA lulr ~
The public interests should not sadie dh, r.
,frr- h,fwron the road and the employees Keep az
can be had vs. II. NANDIRAiLr
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I,Icl,.

RFNIANTN AZ schenectady On JAY 90 Elem wife
fslk ain.i daughter oi John T. Ianp5Ni OF INA
funcrnl ai S.kcuceiaiv onipiy2 -
CONNER AZ - InNHtt Napr tap Motel. on Saturday
ni- IuN - Hrit-rt tn'uirr. Tor many ycafsa faithful
nurs,' oi Mr. a. lsuch. ~ East 9Th ~
Her luncrM will take place tr0iu - Ann's Church
l9ih st. New YORK. ON Wednesday, 2hth inst Al A NJ
tLARk -onJny -, Margaret Ihrk al thc CO.h zeal
% htf
IT,, tlcd. ana relatives ihe family respectfully
uNitd % A'f.l her tau fal 1t t',r &C. lrncr NJ hei
sonn law MiAsm II. Gitsu, if.us 81 on Thursday, al
~ NJ
CUMMINGS on Iuly -, rAtick ! Cummings, clIes
SON nl Mirlal and MARY Namnanss AGED - years,
nunul. ami 7da,s
Furni. anl itiufarr,s are rrs0ect'nlk invited "a
ht,nl h. ftn-iAi also ma hrotn'r operators ni me
Western Union Trrefall company, trfr hs mt r,i
deuce IJ kns ii-t on Mtdno slay, 2SA al eI"'N
tVttlN4IA Atn,u ~. =, 1880.
flCk -Nu Tu,-iay moruiur. Iu'y - Nrs, M!ienIct
F.gk. widow u' ne la.c Mn liek, nseu W. years
mouths ant laNs 1900, - ,..,,...,
FRI ud- au fcluuNes invited 70 stieni nor inncrht
wflnut iulii,r nfcr. eel tHr reside n'r n' h,l ,is,
Mrs ltuiur,HiN - prospect ""i "'' a." DIVA
hn on 1uul SHAY. JAW -t. at J. " . . H.. Ill.,.
SANrON -Ou Tut>lHN, IuN -, Ai,or sNo'' h'heSs'
CAfN.tfilt. Nt 'NNtA al o Itlr' NhNl'l
fla, AIll bee conveyed from Der late NJ nee,
sil LeA,nston az. on trdaN m"fn'w July ~ a, 10
,,larh q. tiIuri n IT Vincent trirr, where solemn
r,.1 lUa.s 81. Doc oHrted 'or the rVpo>e oi her sou
f.. int luriIN h' lanN's ANA lrlV ads OF tie
faiuil, sir rcsir, tiuN n'ird - attend
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Dis0RDER ~ LOUIsJTLLE
The Mayor Ordering "a Mob 90 D'.perse-
Wages Restored ON One Road

LOUISVILLE, July "a. A committee Of
workmen of the Louisville. Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad appointed To wait on DR.. c.
u. Stamford President and demand the re-
storation of the wages reduced on the LIST of the
present month. did 30 at noon. The result was
that the road agreed 10 restore the former wages,
and III" mcn went away apparently satisfied.
G. ncinnAu and Lexington, As the reduction or
der ms been r'scinded The l"ifersonvlllc IT,.
Madison aud Indianapolis AMI Ohio and Mis-
: ssippi Inns terminating at Louisville arc re-
fus NJ freight and passengers.
In the city to-day u gang OF negro
snwermen stopped work, and with picks,
shoNrls. hoes. a.. on their shoulders marched
q rough the streets. stopping all other hhorors
Before night there were several hundreds, IN
Guiding some Wits Mayor Jacob has issued
II prOclamation calling on them Ia dispers". All
tho police are ON duty doubly armed and arms
have been ordered from Frankfort Arsenal.
There is II determined spirit manifested among
good citizens To qu"l this disorder.
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AFTiIRs IN BROOKLIN.
Three Thousand Men In the Arnories Rendy
FOE Instant Aetioa.

The Brooklyn members Of the National
Guard remained on duty all day. IA they had
done all the u .sht before in their respective ar
morics. They were armed. uniformed, and
fuzzy equipped. ready 10 march on short notice
The Thirteenth Reg ment filled their armory At
FiAtbush avenue and Hanson place: the Forty
seventh suffered in large numbers in their
riDkcty Headquarters at Fourth and Nort, Sec
ond eirr IT.. Mllllamshurgh the Thrty-s 'c0nd
Regiment occupied the rwenty-third kegi-
mcnt's armory tho Twenty eighth Regiment,
the Separate Troop Of cavalry. without horses,
and Battery Il were in the Tn RI second Regi-
n, mt Hruorg. N Bushwick aNrnur: and the
Gatlng Battery and Snndhu<en's Troop o~'u-
pied Nh" Fifteenth Battalion armory At Gran
berry and Henry streets, There were IN all
uhoul 5000 men ON duty; Tier" W. - aston
iaAlng amount of beer drank IN tn Williams
bur-il armprrs the night h'ior',. and many ct
tl- men yesterday were 50 bwry that thuy Wrr-'
IN no m cond ton to face penc"ahle r'sldrnts oil
tI'. citv. nu toss violent rioters. TIE on ~rs
dlA not appear inclined 10 lnL'rfr re- with the
rlort. and The armorlrs were accordingly filled
" GA iarn playing cards. nging SONGS out Of
run'.prd shouting, making the buildings ring
Gan. Dahin remained ut division hcadnunr.
i.lr al day " "a Gen. JOurdan, Gen. Becb' and
iA"r rrs sruiS. Gen. lhkln sad tlht Ne
tfnnli Keep thr men ready Tor q tive service
pan N"N of.i reed by the GnNrrnortodlsnis s
ln~u, II h"dli NOT soon rn"lyr nsiru tons
10 GLOW lhc non to return 10 their homes, he
/ arnory at the exp nse OF tho State. He hnd
| "' f"d over dl,uN rounds Of ammunition.
! " . i Wa -inrf in tAr dllr rent urlnOrnts.
! Uni'r the mi ltry code all musiclnns aud
| non, "un Is. ouod ON 'rrs receive 81 day
! Whl' ON 14iY, hll hil rNp"usH NIL comm o.
| stoned on .,is bnluw the r nix o., Canaan re-
| cows all ommtnii Ting OH ,rs Of companies
| r"r.iNr 81 an lieid ON rr- h.inW Cu.un.l 81
| all rohwnndins ON ris ~ r.glmtuts So; All
r'cim"utal stan ON '"rs. - 50. nll non -rom-
ui -slonrd stan ON "rs 81 10 .Nl lrisaie Cen
| erns 81 AL brEndr stan OH rrs 81 all MAJOR
] a
! uliy.
Several mcmhors Of the Twenty-thrd Hegi.
/ NJ ut OilDWed turlr regiment y"St'riy.
Inspector Wtddy. who is a'tinS Supcrint,nd
! ont Of Pulr, ~ IN communication with tht
| Long Island Railroad officials, and wth per
| Sous ~ every point where trouble might spr M
up. and hr feels thai the police force Will b. am
| il' tIpu n any rot. He has ordered all vara
| tuu. ol the men To cease
MAJOR John Tmmrs. commanding Battery Il
| re rived a Threaten. nv and farUical hdtrr, h,ul
| od wIth q eku VII and ervssbonee. "a ecatoId and
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THE WAR IN EUROPE
Sharp Fighting before Rustchuk-Turks SAID
to be Driving the RussInns.

LONDON, July A.-There are Indications
OF sharp fighting before Rustchuk and near
Silistria, but nothing definite is known.
Licut.-Gen. Mehemet Ali telegraphs from
Shumla accounts of several minor affairs. all
tending to show that the Turks are beginning
to oppose the Russian advance.
An Adrinnopc telegram states that the rail-
way TO PhtlippOpOlis IL interrupted, and that q
Russian coris from Isimiych tSlivno) has
reached X rkklisst. whore Il battlo is expected.
Kirkkilissa Is thirty miles east Of Adrianople.
would place the Russians between Adrianople
and Constantinople.
special despatch from Shuma to the Daily
Telegraph says troops are being despatch ed
thence through the Bogza Pass to Adrianople.
LONDON, July A-Ihc reports concerning
military preparations continue. IL IL stated
rom we h ,ma1y re- th~ Tia
Press Associations Chatham correspondent
SAYS all the corps in the Chatham garrison are
being raised to their full war strength
1t Is Understood that detachment OF the army
service corps stationed at Shornclffe has been
Gibraltar.
snuMLA. July "a, Tho Russians began an at-
BucmARrsr. July 2i.-Thc Roumanian troops
at Turnu- Magurelli will cross the Danube to-
@p < g%rrson ba Nsopos the Russian
against the Turks. who are concentrating ut
LoNpoS July 25.-Thc Berlin correspondent
OF the Standard gives details Of various Russian
preparations for the defence Of tho Baltic.
irigate has arrived at Helsngfors to lay torpc-
does. Torpedo operations at Niborg have been
completed. An iron-clad battery Is to be sont
to Ducnamunde.
The Thurs Bucharest correspondent sends
the following Reports current here assert
that Raomi Pasha had surrounded the Russian
force at Eski-Saghra. but he has been defeated
with the loss Of 1900 killed. wounded. and
prisoners.
From the source Of the report, which Is
through high parsonage. am inclined to be-
licve that great Russian success has been
achieved. although the above figures may be
exaggerated.
An engagement has been fought at Kalafcr.
but no particulars are given.
"A Russian recOnnO ssancc upon P1evna dis
covered between 80 900 and 10000 Turks, who
evidently intended to threaten Russian COM
munications 1T IL said here that the Grand
Duke Nicholas hastily concentrated superior
force and routed them.
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when Lieut.-Col. Krager Of the Fifth. received
orders to assemble his regiment under arms.
i 'tty OIL "crs were at once sent round 10 the
dwellings OF members. and by noon fully $50
privates wcrC ut the nrmOrv. breakfast WIS
served in the morning and lunch at noon. Col.
spencer Is on his way home from the White
Mountains to join his regiment.
Over 400 men were under arms all day yes
terday in the armory Of the Seventy first Regi-
ment. under Col. Nose.
In the nrmorv of the Twelfth Regiment Inst
evening nearly 400 men were under arms. The
entire strength of the command Is only 400,
but Col Ward explained that nearly 100 old
members vctrrans-had volunteered, and had
borrowed uniforms for the purpose OF serving
under the old cOlOrs.
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hamton. II was allowed to pass unmolcsted.
the strikers announcing their determination TO
sec all trains safe to destination.
The nremen on the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Companvs road gave notice to Supcrin-
tendent Manvile this evening that they would
not resume work until their demand Tor higher
wages IL complied with. Accordingly all tho
firemen on the road struck tonight. not how
ever. until all trains were taken TO their dcstina
tions.
Information was received ut the Communi-
paw depot late last night that there would be u
strike Of brakcmen ON the Now Jersey Central
Railroad this morning. Notices To- brakcmrn,
telling them to bc prepared TO strike. were post
ed nj Bergen Point. Elizabeth, AMI other PLACES
along the road. The engineers and flremcn dis
countenance the strike
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THE nr.tL CONDITION or cnIcAoo.
A Mob In the Streets, but No Violence Done
Labor stopped.

CHICAGO, July H.-All sorts Of rumors
have been circulated concerning the work of
the mob here. The truth is there has been no
incendinrism. no rioting, and hardly blow has
been struck by either tho mob or those they
Wis ted.
Workingmcn have been compelled to omit
promises to return. In some ,as they have
immediately resumed work upon the departure
oil tbs crowd.
Tho Blue Island avenue lino o; street rnrs was
stopped by the mob for about nm hour. from 1 tn
O'clock. but those VINO did the stoppln. wore
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7HE GOyAnNMhNr TROOPS.
The Noycm-nts Of the Soldiers Under the Or
det-s OF Mninr-Gen. IInneocI..

Al the United States arrnv hcadauaf ,fs
INV '"''.' ''''-' amy '""''i""' w.
NJ ur''h' ana houston htfvrr yesterday urie
WIS great excitement. All day ordorr for
s,,l.i-... ,,.r. son, 4, rv,o-, ~ NV Work
~ '
STATE ana 10 way cities III NV IhE"ihd'
Said one ~ the Oh "rs IA the h adduIrtnrs.
An thor. H. n.,, .o-dav H. tn. .s,,.t.n nf sol
nier- 10 lie 'FRONT.' company 90 uFIH .t''H
Tor prehle Portland Mo was s.If t. phila
t.l,.ht, IN ,-.I..,. on N,,l. ,,t..h, Th.v
-. 1, .
N'f" iN.IuW = tv Ahoiu"r company from fNft
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Mining Operations suspended.

PorTsvILLT. Pa, July 4.-No coal trains
are leaving this region on aecoun, OF the block
ado at Reading. The mines are blocked with
cars. \ general suspension Of mining opera
tons in THIS region rpum"n '"d this morning.
Al Slenandpnh Yesterday the miners oi the
Philud"iphla Coal Company. numbering 500
men, struck against Il reduction of wages.
rang ng from ten 10 twenty-five per cent.
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Another despatch was as follows:
Striker, Gaining thcir Point.

COLUMBUS July A.-Thc strikers visited
tho Boz Linz yard this morning to sec that the
usual freight truus did not start. They
were shown the official notice that the
June al, OF wages would b, restored.
the strikers immediately said. Go ahead.
W hHyc nltAinE more to- SAY. - and the freight
w"ni out Al the ir' l-lto on thr road ,Yin .i-
usual Until stopped los meu from other roads.
IT," fret passenger train To- Eo El~t over the
Baltimore and ONO road sIn, e Saturday went
about noon to-day. Thry Will run.
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Some notion of the vastne-s Of the railroad
strikr may he obtained from Il statement OF the
number oi lcn employed ly lAc great trunk
lines. Tho figures are from Trustworthy
suur"s. The \ ~ York Central and Hudson
u hisn Central. iu.uuO; the Lr4e. 1900; uie
LAT more and ONO. main aud i-s % lini -
LO.ls 97JlO.
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A wors.,namcn'. Meeting Broken Up.

PHILADELPHIA. July GA meeting Of
worSinenen was called for this evening at
kell"y's Hail. at Eighth and Christian streets.
The police obtained information Of tho gather
INK an It's ohJ"t. and II IN. School'y. with a
squad ~ officers. proceeded 10 the han AMI
caused Tho audience uul speakers to dlspcrse.
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Ens.lpss N.tltcs.

Tho.c dreadful riots might have been pre-
NrNt .d tN .t.e 400 NiaNt ,aflt 10. ~
fulton ST o. Nut. tpleuas b. Iar ptiDt codes to
f,u Obs rNGi +0.- $50, lt.f tNr, rf. she Toast
r my, and il.y ,onccdr tue lu"dc yuAsn, NJ can 10
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President Vincent l.. King Of the Board OF
lire Commissioners. LaNin. learned Monday AFTER.
that car. loaded with ninety tons runHow-
de- were stuli- 90 = iuttn phANl station lnuiohi.
nt'N ordered moved r. wa ruf ON A.hf 50
day AIuuDu ana tcWed down tnc iurts IA the narbur
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Providence. II. l.. July PA part Of tho
Brooklyn Yacht Clgb arrived at Newport tn. evening
from GrccnpIrt The Arrow led heating the Ida nv tour
teen inmates. The other yachts are At BLOCK leland
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Weather Onicc Prediction.
Partly cloudy weather.
M.fRTNE TNTEILfG ENCE

MINIATURE btNAAAc-rris pAv
sun rises. iu sun s''s.. - Moon rises. 81
rfGH wAraK-rnS
Sandy Hook. ~ COY Island 50 Hell Gate. 50
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The Custom House contains $40 Springfield
rii'-. ..Opl tuuul % ifnuiAnfI, ami 80 Iuu4 -lt-
mad lAi werc sent to that pomt dHrns Tie DRAFT s.Vs
M
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arrested and locked up, and the cars are run
ming.
Tho First and Second Regiments are under
arms ut their respective armories. and MEM
bers Of the Grand Army. numbering 800, are
being furnished with weapons.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad has sus-
pended business and discharged all its hands.
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DIJORCED.

pAMMY-In the cuy Of N,w York. tho 23d
De-, J4. ls51. rs li, ION 'harl' blnonur Justice
u rr Sfflrlnr ttur kafnHrua A. DANNY iroA Emil
AAltd .An.n.. t"uN, adultery
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HAIR Dye Ratrhcior's-ncsi in the world Sold by
d., ..i- fnl~rly nuiicd az celebrated ~ie factory.
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The Best Remedy for s'hiidrrn wi'iie Teeth
luyl. Me-. MINSi.oN soothing s}rup.
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The Eishih Ordered 10 Buffalo.
How the Custom House Is Armed.

A dispatch WIS received AT frcman'- Hall at
IL buffalo.
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Tho.e Tr,huln,,oa. of Inmncy,

Sour stomach and the collie, are invariably rem
.di,d bi administering MAX VI Aaalls.la -4LIs
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No. 2 at ACC do do. white at 45Ko New
York No. at SIC extra at 536c; white Ohio
and Michigan at 45a5lc white state 53@56c.
STOCK OF grain In store for the week ending