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nlg Rich for a Lille Minnie.

Three OF the artists who manipulate
the type on The HERALD, having a
superiluity OF greenbacks, invested
Jointly in ticket In the Loulsian a
state drawing for August, which took
place on the 7th instant. Naturally as
the time drew near they became quite
anxious to hear II they drew prize,
and would congregate together aud
discuss what they would do with the
money If they drew prize, One pro-
posed trip to Europe, another Hot
Springs, the third u sum mer's vacation
TO Saratoga. The other boys in the
office by some means learned the num-
Der OF their ticket, and when they
went to work to set up the telegraph,
one OF the tiokelholders found ON the
copy hook the following dispatch,
which was written on manifold paper
and had every appearance OF genuine
press dispatch.
New ORLEANS, August S.--The Au.
gust drawing OF the Louisiana state
lottery was conducted under the super.
vision OF Generals Bcauregard aud Ear
ly Ticket 20l4 drew the capital prize
OF $4,000.
This take fell TO Bob, who gave one
glance at It and set up dance and u
yell. As soon "a he got wind, he
halloed for q "sub.r The balance
of the printers drew around him
those In the joke ready to burst with
laughter. The other two who were
interested got ~ excited as Bob, and
they put on "subs," and all hands
adjourned below, where the LUCKY
ones "set 'em upp several
times, Bob still hanging on to the
dispatch. AT last he thought he would
read II over again to make assurances
douhly sure. Some OF the boys look.
ing over his shoulder mildly suggested
that the handwriting was not the same
~ usual. Perhapsa new operator was
on AT this a chill struck Bob, and he
rushed frantlcally for the composing
room, followed by the balance. Reach
Ing 1t he frantically poured over the
copy, compared the writing and at
once discovered that they had been
sold. The three victims retired to the
back yard and began counting up
losses and figuring whether they
would, by hard work the balance Of
the week, earn enough to buy meal
ticket. As the returns are not In yet
from New Orleans, they still have
hopes, but their confidence in man
kind is sorely shoken.
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A nr.ve Man sna'H,. neither.

Dubasson, the Russian Cushing
who destroyed Turkish monitor, aud
commanded the Russian torpedo boats
In some OF their most daring expedi-
tons, wrote TO his aged mother very
often, but never mentioned his own
exploits, experimenting that she would
be nervous about him II she were 10
learn OF the dangerous service In
which be was engaged. Admiral Vow
Odsky, while spending few days In
SmoleDsk, happened TO meet the old
lady, and at once congratulated her
upon the gallantry Of her son. He
told her the whole story, and, ascer-
talning that she was entirely Depend.
ent upon the precarious employment
Of her son, wrote 10 the Grand Duke
Constantine and secured handsome
pension for her from the government
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A day or two ago Mr.. Lathrop, OF
the firm Of Reed Il Lathrop, engaged
coored girl to do homework. Night
before last the colored lady had COM
pany, and the dusky gent WAS proba-
bly, fond OF smoking, The couple
were in the kitchen in the rear OF the
building, when lot of clothes took
fire and burned up. They were the
wearing apparel Of the family, and the
loss IL quite annoying. The colored
maiden yesterday morning told Mr..
Lathrop that she would go down town,
borrow the money and pay for the
clothes. She took her departure, and
has not been seen since. Housekeep-
ers Should stipulate, when engaging
their servants, that their visitors
should not smoke around the house.
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10 the head Of Bitter Root valley, to
form n Junction with Looking Glass
and White Beard, at Ross Hale, How.
ard has soyen hundred aud flhy men
and four hundred and my pack mules,
and is moving W rapidly M possible,
Advices from the upper Bitter Root
say the Indians will camp tonight ut
Ross Hale, General Gibbons Is fol.
lowing them rapidly. Other advlces
say that the Indians were still at boo.
little, fifteen miles above Corvellls,
and that Gibbons Is expected to strike
them ON the morning OF the 7th, be-.
fore they brake camp, The courier
says the hostiles have Mrs, Merul with
them, as the property OF u petty chief,
called Cucasenilo. Her sad history Is
familiar TO the public.
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Runoyer nv Inc Oars.

Marshall Herald: Saturday evening
az the eastern bound train had reached
within four miles Of Marshall, and was
running at the rate OF twenty miles an
hour, negro woman aud a boy about
fourteen years old were seen on the
track, walking ahead. The engine
was reversed, the speed slackened,
aud every effort made to Brighten
them from the track. The woman got
out of the way, but the boy continued
on the track, and was run over and
killed. IL appears that II was the
woman's son. He was idlotic, and had
not sufficient sense to save himself
The woman must have been as simple
az he was, as she could easily have
saved him.
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QUIDITIEs.

Boston Post: A Kentucky gentle-
man who owns Longfsllow colt calls
him Poems-by Longfellow.
Boston Herald: "poor old Father
Taft. The next time he wants thing
he won't be afraid to say so.p
The Howgate expedition has taken
every precaution against sourvy, but
nothing can protect II from the scurvy
jokes OF the paragraphers' association.
The Burlington Hawkeye says that
the czar fought to sue out writ OF
re.Pleva.p He may get the property,
but he has already received his dam-
ages.
The Burlington Hawkeye Il loudly
praised for having delivered its daily
edition on a hand-car during the strike,
but II does not hand.car after such an-
other experience.
mice growing weather, thls.n says
an exchange. "All the farmer has 10
do IL 10 sit on thu back stooh smoke
his pipe, and hear the vegetables quar-.
rellng among themselves about being
crowded with weeds"
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Barney Kearns, stonemasou from
Chicago, was drowned while bathing
In the Missouri river at Kansas City
Saturday evening".
The frat division OF the national
guard arrived at Philadelphia from
Scranton August 9th, aud after review
by General Hancock, We're dismissed.
A statute OF Shakespeare ten feet
high, and modelled by Herr Won Null
Ter, has just been cast at Munich for
erection In park at ST. Louis, Mis-
souri,.
Engine No. 2S. OF the New Orleans,
St Louis and Cairo railroad, exploded
u boiler when Oh the incline
at Fillmore, opposite Cairo, illi-
nOis. Engineer Ciark was blown back
into the tender, but nobody was hurt.
At Augusta, Kentucky, Sunday after
noon, man known as Buck Morgan
stabbed an inollensive colored man Ia
the stomach and lungs. The wounds
are thought TO DO fatal. No cause IL
assigned for the act,
AT Quebeck, Canada, August 9Th, all
the stone-cutters on the new pafla-
ment buildings struck. The coatrae'
tors decided TO pay twenty cents per
foot Instead Off dollar and u half per
day. The men demand forty cents,
which they claim are about equal to
the present wages.
A saucy, impudent crippled orphan
bothered the police Of Kansas City u
few years ago. he was then worth
less. He was gone for years, but res
turned last week, having made money
In the Black Hills. He married the
daughter of the only friend he then
had IN Kansas CITY. He 10 now worth
six thousand dollars.
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The town OF Maple Grove, Wlscon-
sin, IL excited over recent occurrence
there. The people were mostly In
church, and In Que house a twelve
year old boy was the only occupant.
During the absence Of the family,
man came into the house enveloped
In an ox.hide, with horns, tail, and
all complete, and 40 fitted that Moth
ing else could be seen. The object dis.
gulsed IN the hide, knowing that there
was some two hundred dollars Ia the
house, told the boy that be wss the
devil aud wanted his money, but the
boy replied that he could not have T.
The supposed devil then told the boy
that n be did not produce the money
be would XIII him, when the boy, GO.
Ing into another room under pfetense
Of complying with the demand. pro-
cured n gun and shot the man dead.
The boy then ran 10 the nearest house,
where be found only a woman, and
told Der he had shof the devil. aud
when she went with hlm 10 see. Il was
discovered that the disguised fobber
was her own husband.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Change fn the British Legation at
Washington and in the Admiralty.
LONDON, Aug s Sir Francis Plum
kett, of the British legation at Wash
ington, has been transferred to ST,
Petersburg, He will be replaced by
A. w. Drummond, now at Rio de Ja-
nerio.
In the house OF commons the ap.
polntment OF William III. Smith, one
Of the joint secretarys of the treasury,
as successor Of the Right Hon. George
Ward Hunt, first lord OF the admiralty,
deceased, was announced officially.
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A chin of the ola Block.

Buffalo Courier: Owen Brown, one
Of the sons OF John Brown, whose
"soul is marching on" lives alone on
the Island of Gibraltar, In Put.in.Bay.
A visitor 10 his retreat describes him
~ "A man near the middle height, with
long, sandy beard, streaked with
threads OF silver, hair dark for one Of
fifty.two. bushy eyebrows, from under
which looked eyes as pleasant as n
woman's, with look all over him OF
old Ossawattomie. He has never mar
ried, and when II was suggested that
he had remained single because he
had been too busy TO marry, he re-
piled: Hardly; there are men who
Tx their affections on one, and losing
that one, remain single ever AFTER"
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John f. Winter has been appointed
consul to Rotterdam.
Rear Admiral Leroy sails October
10th to relieve Admiral Worden, com.
handing the European squadron.
Secretaries Key and Devins accom-.
pany President Hayes to Bennington
Thompson and Schurz only remain
at their post,
Official advlces from Winnepeg rep.
resents Sitting Bulls strength to be
one thousand fighting men. Sitting
Bull makes no secret of his intention
of renewing the war on the Yellow
stone. He is accommodating ammuni-
ton by theft and otherwise.
Major Runkle, who was dismissed
the service aud sent to the peniten.
tiary In 1872, on the findings OF IA court
martial, approved by Belknap, has
been restored with back pay, amount.
ing to $ll 900. The proceedings were
illegal, as the findings should have
been approved by the president. II Is
stated, also, that Runkle convinced
President Hayes Of his innocence.
A Havana dispatch says Martinez
Campos arrived ia Havana privately.
No official reception was given him,
The general had severe fall from his
horse, near Santiago de Cuba, some
time ago, but he received no serious
injuries. 1t is supposed the insurgentt
Gaspar Batancourt, has been killed In
an action in the jurisdiction Of Puerto
Principe.
Surveyor Sharp, OF New York, has
received instructions from Washing
ton to seize the steamship Denmark,
on her arrival from Liverpool, on &C
count Of smuggling S20,OOO worth OF
goods, principally silk, by her officer
and crew.
From official Information received
at Chicago military headquarters, con-
corning the news received here few
days since regarding the fight between
the indians and United States troops
in Texas, it Is ascertained that dis
astrous encounter was had on the
Staked Plains in which there were
two officers and twenty.six enlisted
soldiers killed. The remnant OF the
party continued It's march after having
suffered this loss, and has since reached
Fort Conoho with an additional loss o.
five privates.
A Helena, Montana dispatch say
Mr.. Mccormick, Of Messoula, writes
to Governor Potts on the 9Th instan
as follows: A courier arrived from
General Howard at six o'clock tht
evening. He left Howard Saturday
morning last, aud thinks that How
ard will camp near the summit, be
tween the Lola and Menraser, to
night. He Il distant fifty miles from
the mouth Of the Lola. The courie
reports that Joseph, with more thai
one. half Of his lighting force, has gon
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General HONnrd-Mrs, MeGuI, the
Captive white woman, with Ihe
Hand.
Noon Associated Press Reportl
WASHINGTON, August S. The sohut.
lenfest closed with Temarkab BILE speech
from Simon Wolf president OF the
yereln. IL may be remembered that
President Hayes, and Messrs. Key and
Schurz went to the schut2entest, and
that Nh. Hayes appointed Simon Wolf
rs recorder OF deeds-a quite fat office.
A bouquet, with Mrs. Hayes compli.
ments, also found its way into the
hands of the schutzen-kaiser
Extract from VOLTS speech" We,
catching the spirit which animates
the capital of great nation, have
tried TO 80 beantliy and adorn our park
AZ to make 1t attractive, and resort
for the better elements. We endeavor
to make our annual festivals summer
recreation, u week OF innocent enjoy
ment mirth and jollity, and If our
wishes are not always realized, it is no
fault OF the verein, hut rather of those
who take advantage of the opportu.
nifty; and thus we have been held re-
sponsible by those citizens who mt
other times and places seem to be vir-
tuous and sober, but who at the
Schutzen park throw of their white
robes, and naunt through the shady
mazes, arm in arm with their fallen
christian sister, SO notorious has this
become that the vereiui in self defense
will hereafter publish the names Of
every respectable person thus offend
ing, for we have no desire or ambition
to be used as means for vice and
immortality
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POLITICAL,

Great Interest Manifested Ia tho Maine
Oonvention'-The Administration ANA
It's Policy 90 be Ignored -.rhe Bxe,te.
ment ia the virginia Convention IL
Intense.
RICHMOND, Va, August s,-Colonel
William Lamb, Of Norfolk, tempora.
ry chairman. The preliminary pro.
ceodlngs are earnest toa degree that
may be called boisterous, with u fair
show Of their becoming frantic
BOSTON, Mass, August San Au.
gusta, Maine, dispatch says there Is
great interest manifested In the state
convention, which meets there TO.
morrow. The attendance will be large,
and lively discussion may ensue on
the resolutions, 1t Is thought the ma.
Jority will favor Il strong republican
resolution, ignoring the adminlstra-
ton and Its policy.
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TURCo-RUssIAN WAR.
A Hattie ~ RasErad Imminent. An.
paiiing Misery kxists IA nalgaria-
servia Comes 90 the Rescue OF the
Russian Right wing.
Moon Ansoolated proaa Nanorll

tNh"A "tN'Ny hkAAntn W UutNuftu'
servia Comes 90 the Rescue OF the
Rnssian Risht wing.
Moon Associated Press Report.l
LONDON, August 9. "A Times special
dated M Shumla, August 7th, reports
that the Russians are concentration
their forces ON the river L0rne, and
an attack on Rasgrad IL thought lm.
minent.
A Times special from Therapla says
II IL officially reported TO the English
embassy that the Russians are no
longer ON this side of the Balkans.
A Tunes Vienna special cOptains
the following: According 10 official
news from ConsIantinople, Mehemet
all Intends TO convert RAsgrad Into a
fortified camp, The forces ooncon-
trated In the neighborh0od OF Rasgrad
consists OF forty'eight battallons OF In.
fantry, fifteen batteries and eighty.
two squadrons Of cavalry, altogether
forty thousand men,
The Times Adrlanople special states
that appalling misery exists among
Bulgarian and Turkish iusltives from
Eski Saghra, and In the nelghborhood
there are from 10000 TO $4,000, az
whom five hundred are wounded.
Many are dying on the road from ex-
haustion and starvation, and all are
destitute OF every necessary OF life.
An occasional correspondent Of the
Times, at Vlenna, says the assertion IL
untrue that Il lssia has Austrla's per-
mission TO march troops through Ser
via. II Ia far more probable that Ser
via Will spontaneously take the field
to repay Russia for past services.
News from Belgrade does not admit
OF any doubt that every measure Is
being taken TO enable the Servlans TO
be on the frontier Ia n fortnight, APP
parently, the fact OF Servla taking the
field will be regarded AT Vienna Alto
gether otherwise than had II occurred
some weeks ago.
Count Andrassy will accord to Rus.
sia beaten many advantages that lie
would have had TO refuse Russia vie.
torious; at most he will occupy Bosnia,
and thus bar the western roads TO the
Seryians.
The Times Belgrade correspondent
says: II Ia rumored that Austria. with
the consent OF Servla and Russia, will
occupy the western part OF Servia.
Two high Austrian officials have M.
rived In Belgrade.
The Times Vienna correspondent
states that the interview between tho
Emperors William and Francis JOSEPH
will be purely prlvate--no ministers
even will DO present.
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"a p,op Of 10Y I'm Every word /"

FLENIs8rOs, Hunterdon Co., ". j.
Dr. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y. T.;
Three months ago | was broken out
with large ulcers and sores on my
body, limbs and face. procured , our
Golden Medical Discovery and PurRa'
tive Pellets, and have taken six bottles
and to-day am in good health, all
those ugly ulcers have healed, and lefl
my skin In q natural, healthy condl
ton. | thought at one time i could
not be cured. Although l can bul
poorly express my gratitude 10 you
vet there Il a drop Of joy In every
word I write. Yours truly,
fIAMEs o. BELLS.
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SUICIDAL.
The Future sauEht by Leslie nanks nj
the MuhGic OF "a Gun and by Mrs, n. n.
Darkeo from Second story Win.
dow


the MuhEic OF Gun ANA by Mrs, n. n.
Darkeo fr0m a Second STORY Win.
dow.
SAN FRANCISCO, August S.--This
morning Hanks, who killed John t..
DAILY, yesterday, was found dead in
his cell in the city prison. by some
means unknown he had obtained pos.
session OF Springfield rifle, "A number
ofwhich had been stored In the prison.
Placing the mugSle against his breast.
lie pulled the trigger with his foot.
lie left a note saying that his suicide
was the coolest act OF his life.
PRovIDENoE, II, l., August Miss
E, 4, Darkee, wealthy lady Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, was missed from her room
in Oak Land Beach hotel, this even
ing Her body was found IN the water.
She probably jumped from the second
story window OF the hotel, and drown
ed herself. She was In perfect health.
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CONGRESSIONAL WORK.
Memphis Leads ON Win - memorial
Asking Government Ala for Ihc con.
sIruciiOn OF Leyces, Etc,

MEErnls, Tenn, August s,-The
chamber of commerce last evening ap-
pointed committee to memorialiae
the secretary Of war to place four or
more snag- boats, on light draft work,
IN the Arkansas river, 10 remove
snags which have wrecked many boats
during the past season. A resolution
was also passed asking congress to re.
peal all duty on cotton mill machinery,
and also the adoption by the general
government of Judicious system OF
levees, outlets and cut.olls for the res
clamation and protection OF lands on
the Mississippi and its tributaries, and
invited the cooperation of all towns
ana cities from Cape Giradeau Ito Port
Eads, In this memorial.
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For the gulf states, north and east
winds, stationary or higher temper
ature and pressure; numerous rains
will prevail, followed by partly cloudy
clear weather,
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THE CRIMINAL DOCK EFT.

Acpuittnl OF FrOt. Pike On the Ground
OF insanity--A Negro Crcw MuiIny,
Rob the Schooner ana Make their
Escape Coed,
CHICAGO, August SIN the trial OF
Professor Pike, for the murder Of y. s.
Jones of the Religio-Phllosophical
Journal, In March last, the jury rem.
dered u verdict of acquittal on The
ground of insanity. Pike was re-
manded to Jail TO await transportation
TO the insane asylum,
MATTHIAS VINEYARD, August g.
This morning u crew composed OF ne
groes of a coasting schooner, at anchor
OIL Oak Bluff, mutinied, stole what
money was on board aud landed at the
bathing beach, smashed the boats and
departed, The captain Is endeavoring
To work the vessel round to Vineyard
Haven,
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which already is as larg9 rs any In the city,
is receiving additional colossal proportions
by being arched through into the adjoining
building. and will give it more salesroom
than any in the state. We can supply the
wants OF any one In need Of CLOTHING,
however varied, and please the taste how
ever fastidious, and as the community have
known for so many years,do It cheap.
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A Rod In Pickle for the Ofl1oers
and Crew of the Steam
ship Denmark.
Sitting Bull Accommodating Ammunl-
lion Makes no Secret OF his la.
tentlOn OF Renewing the War
on the Yellowstone.
Major Runkle, Dismissed the Service and
Sent to the Penltentlary Ia 1872,
Restored to his Rank, with Back
Pay Amounting to $1,000.

Uhief Joseph sun IPAradinG BEFORE
General Howard MeTuI, tho
Captive White woman, with Ihe
Hand
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE

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"AcconplSa to the latest accounts,
saws the London Tiraih. "Osman Pasha
is either Crazy Horse, DIR. Mary Walker
or Mr.. Butler-Johnstone; the rumor
that he IL Arthur Orton having been
traced by Mr.. whalley to a Jesuit
source"
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OlTIcE OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
lsTI.-At : needing Of The Board o. rrusisss o.
the above named Company. hsid this day. .
dividerd tNo. ~ OF Two ~ Dollar PEI. share
wss dsclsrsd, payable on Saturday, Oetoess -.
sssnt. A. W. HAvKNB,
oc6 Secretary.