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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

A dispatch from Paris says the strikes
are spreading.
John Reilly, OF Newburg, farm hand,
died last evening from sunstroke.
c. Earnest, Of Buffalo, died to- day from
the effects Of the heat yesterday.
Emperor williams condition continues
favorable. He took 4 carriage drive yes
terday.
A dispatch from Rome says the rela.
,ions between Austria and Italy are un-
satisfactory.
A dispatch from Athens says the Turk.
ish-Greeee question has been amicably
arranged.
There is reason to believe that pacific
settlement will be effected between Tur-
key and Greece.
A dispatch from Vienna says Austria
has declined TO act as protectorate Of the
Turkish European Proviaces.
During heavy storm at Glarecester,
Mass. today Miss Julia McPhee and Mrs.
Geo. Byers were killed by lightning.
A correspondent at Bucharest tele-
graphs that the Russian authorities ad-
yertise the sale Of war material atvarious
points in RoumGnia,
Hot weather prevails In England, and
on the Continent the heat Is very severe.
In Paris and in some parts Of the Expo
sition building the temperature is unen-
durable.
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GERMAN PoLrTrcs.
RUSSIAN LOAN.
United states Proposes.

LONDON, July 20.-In view Of the i'm
possibility OF Russia obtaining Q new
loan in the European markets, the prob
able failure Of her attempt TO Aoat do
mes,ic loan and the difficulties attending
the collection OF an income tar; It has
been suggested TO her Finance Minister
that Russian loan OF two hundred mil
lion Of dollars offered on favorable terms
in the United States would probably be
quickly taken up. Il has been shown to
the Finance Minister that the United
States Government is now offering but
one species OF her bonds, the new 4 per
cents, and that so great is the plethora OF
unemployed capital that these are daily
purchased TO large amounts. It was rep.
resented further thEt il Russfs should
offer TO take one or two hundred mil.
lions Of dollars from the Americans, on
long bonds, bearing ak per cent interest,
and should offer them at ninety per cent
the temptation for Americans 10 invest
would be strong. The question Of a syn
dictate for placing the loan was suggested.
but 1t was thought that It would be difi-
cult for syndicate without the CO pera-
tion OF the Jewish bankers, who would
oppose the loan, and that il would be bet
ter for Russia TO open agencies Of her
own, or throughthe aid Of friendly Amer.
lean bankers, aud offer the bonds direct
To purchasers, quoted at 90i, bearing Eve
per cent; OF 1871 Eve per cent issue At
81, quoted at s7i; Of 1872 Eve per cent
Issued at S9!, quoted at 81; OF the 1873
issued at 20 quoted at 81, and 1874
81 per cent Issued at ss! quoted at 81.
Russia has been au extensive borrower,
and hss always paid her interest prompt.
ly and honorably. Her last loan was
made in 1875. It bears Al per cent, and
ia worth IS! in London At present. Her
fye.pe cents Of 1852 are worth s5t. Her
other loans now unredeemed are those Of
1850, issued at 80.
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FIRE RECORD.

Bosroy, July 20.-A FIRE in the large
brick Workshop Of the state prison Al
Concord, Mas, started s. 2 o'clock this
morning in the moulding department oi
George A. DenhAm. The FIRE depart
ments Of the neighboring villages prompt
ly responded, but the entire structure
which was four hundred feet long. with
the exception Of a small portion Of one
end, was destroyed. No other portion
of the prison was injured. The occu-
pants Of the burnt building were Blanch-
ard & Fuller, shoemaker; the Daniels
Boot Manufacturing company; Averill q
Hunipg, brush makers; the Southern
Cotton Tie Company; and the Denham
Moulding Company. The Warning Hat
Manufacturing Company, OF New York,
was the only firm which escaped injury,
Neither the amount OF the loss nor the
assurance has yet been ascertained; the
former being roughly estimated at $780,.
900. The loss TO the state will be consid.
cradle, owing 10 the idleness Of several
hundred convicts.
PrrrsBuReH, July 2l.-The foundry
OF one OF Lewis, Oliver 4 Phillips Iron
Mills burnt ou. to-day. Loss about Sl5,.
900.
The glass house property, packing snd
mixing rooms, Of the johnson Glass Go.
uimited), located a square distant, caught
from the sparks Of the foundry FIRE and
were also burned out. Loss about S, 900.
The Glass Works were run on the CO.
operative plan, twenty glass blowers being
interested. The losses are fully covered
by insurance. The FIRE caught from a
core oven in the foundry.
DEFIANCE, O., July 21.-This evening
at 10 o'clock Ere broke out in Kie New.
mans livery stable. At this hour, 1890
A. ", II is still raging, having already de.
stroyed peven buildings, among them the
Crosby House. The ERE is now beyond
the control OF the firemen, and Ft Wayne
and Napoleon have been telegraphed
to for engines, which are now on the way
here. The following IL listo the sutf-
erers 90 far: Crosby House, owned and
occupied by Michael shultE; NJ. A. Sum-
ner, jeweler, Henry Bittner, boots and
shoes; Newman's livery stable, John
schneider's saloon, A. Myers law office,
C. s, Roberta saloon. It Is impossible to
estimate the loss or ascertain the insu-
rance tonight.
DETROIT, July 2l.-A ere in Grand
Rapids to-day destroyed Dean d SOM;
Agricultural Works;loss 81 ,00O,to 81, 1000
insurance 5000.
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A MORAL WAVE.
Orders TO Enforce the sunday
LAWS in Richmond.


RICHMOND, Va, July 2O.-Richmoud
Is fast going back 10 the Blue Laws. Judge
Christian, the newly elected Judge oi
the Hastings Court, upon being induc:ed
into office two months ago, commenced
BY charging the Grand Jury with their
duty concerning the laws agains, unlaw-
iul gaming and houses OF ill.fane, &c
the result Of which has been the breaking
up Of all the faro banks and the suppress.
sion, 10 4 great measure, OF the social
evil; and now Justice White, ot the Po'
lice Court, has taken it into his head to
raise sensation by enforcing the Sun
day laws. Ee gave rigid orders to the
police to-day TO report all cases OF the
violation OF the laws tomorrow, emu
merating the following examples:
Proprietors OF cigar stores are not TO
sell or give away cigars or tobacco; news'
dealers are not 10 sell or give away pa
pers or periodicals; saloonists are not TO
sell or give away drinks; soda.water deal
ers are not to dispense their temperance
drinks, and ice cream manufacturers are
not TO deliver ice cream to private tami.
lies. Not only is no business to be trans
acted, but there must not be even the sp-
pearance Of evil. The doors Of all stores
and places Of business must be kept clos
ed and the shutters up.
The upper:ten who have been in The
habit Of feveling Sunday in ice cream for
dinner are in great stew. They knew
nothing OF the new departure until to-
night, when ice-cream dealers sent on,
notices 10 the customers thst no orders
for TO. morrow could be filled. The Jus.
tice say that shop keepers who live over
their shops must NOT leave their front
doors Aj,r. He will impose zines on all
persons for 4 violation in the slightest
degree OF the Sunday statutes. The
turning over OF His honor's new leaf
Is much discussed In domestic and busi-
ness circle., and generally condemned.
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The Newark CeIebrstion-who
will be There.

COLUMBUS, O., July 2l.-President
Hayes and Attorney General Dsyens
spent the day quietly here, resting from
their journey. They attended services
at the Broad Street NJ. E. Church this
forenoon. Tomorrow morning they leave
for the Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors Be
union at Newark, Ohio.
General Sherman, who accompanied
the President as far a. Newark. has been
spending Sunday At bis old home In Lam
caster, and will also be present. General
Sheridan Is expected. General Garfield,
Governor Bishop, Gen. Durbin and large
number Of civil and military dignitaries
will be 81 the reunion, and there will bo
military organizations from all parts Of
the Stale. On the arrival Of the presi.
dent salute Of q guns will be fired at
10 o'clock. The procession will march
10 the Licking County Fair Grounds. An
address Of welcome will be made by Gen.
Wm. Warner, followed by an oration by
Gen. Kieier, Of Springfield. There will
then be grand review aud dinner at the
grounds 10 the veterans and invited
guests.
In the evening there will be recep-
ton to the President, the General Of the
Army, and the Governor at the Lansing
House, followed by FIRE works and ban:
quet.
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The Grand Army Encampment
nj Gettysburg.

GErrYsBuRG, July 20.-The encamp-
ment Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
began yesterday under the most iAvora-
bic circumstances. The Pittsburgh and
Allegheny Posts arrived At noon, being
the first on the ground. In the evening
large excursions arrived from different
points accompanied BY bands Of mulic.
As the various trains came In sight sa-
lutes were fred from Cemetery Hill. The
procession marched over the same ground
that the llth and part Of the lst Corps
occupied on the fret day Of the battle.
The camp Is on Cemetery Hill, east Of the
National Cemetery. Il contains tents for
= thousand men, and many have quarters
At the hotels and private boarding houses.
The town Is filed with people.
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the girl will be placed under arrest and

compelled TO testify.
It Is stated that the Trustees Of the
TeutoniA Savings Bank, who were arrest
ed on criminal process and now out on
bail, have offered to settle up in full their
Indebtedness TO the bank and refund the
money they illegally received. The re-
ceiyer Of the bank has not yet acted on
the proposition.
Judge John A. Lott, Of Brooklyn, died
suddenly OF diabetes, this morning, at
bis home in FlAtbush. BE had been in
public lie for 40 yenrs, and was 7SyeArs
Of age.
Is said the Russian Government is
negotiating with agents Of the Hamburg
Steamship Line for the purchase Of three
Of their vessels, the HolSatia, Harmonic
and Cimbria. The latter Ia still on the
coast Of Maine. and the other two in
Russian waters.
There were no new cases Of yellow fe-
yer reported In the Brooklyn Navy
Yard to-day, and the three sailors on
board the United States ship Vermont
are conyalescing. There ia considerable
excitement among the people living IN
that vicinity. The Sanitary Inspectors
are to make thorough inspection Of the
steamers adjacent to the Navy Yard in
order to prevent spread Of the disease.
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fheCattle Drives o,,s-s


,.',! ,.A',!s''raRad.ntoi the New York 4rm.,
si,.1si %rIs ii'G Dodge City, Kan, the gres,
sgi' s'ss s.; put Tor cattle, reports that III,
n, my SooS: n'a S',oOO.O $4,000 head; som,
I%%Vo' A large share Of these iii
=. 'I'S ~ q l''0 Dodge City up The Ark.n.
~, ~ q ta1'!siiSi'., 1! or into the pltk., o,
90 on ~ divide iutO the Platte vslIey
=. % 70 thsraugs, on the Repub
W. ~, i. Daring III, pSt three or toa,
!a1 airy Texan cattle have Tim.
s,s.S.+.'' +''d over The plain, to multiply
I'd l, ~ sss''odTUstiou . Of the best bloodctI
Rl,. n, q't!iiy Of the increase on tbt
au N,i,.tesT pesT greatly improved, SC
&s,, s,;.' CseVes are now getting
aaj, iI,i p''Se' 10 Eastern markets m
Rsf, S.se, Sise 90 the plains and H.
iR r.. s'atAn region are also reeeiy.
Est l'ession. IRON he F,,
aGiDSSSs ~ Oregon paper report, u
ss or lead Of cattle from East :
s'7, M e.. lSd l. Washington Terri.
Yltis. ~ ISS . wAllA wHlIa and ,bs
nGT {, y ~: Sake river Countries, are re
,os. -, ShVlbg Acro.. ,ha oa.,;..
CalorSos Sd S.id back on the s|'i pi1iSs y
I'd . so,I's, o.I other, 10 Be- driven Al. Al.
ru .s,s. aaAL Within a few wen yea,. ~, !,
al. ~ 9 s. IA. akea place ia Is. Vass es.,Is :
trs i5t.,s. IN s'': 4 Z promised in The ina,s. ss,.
IN sss,''r,d IRON Tss,.s s,oISs. 10 mo ...' arc
1 .I. I.ia, ,ad tbe csnts.I r oot.i6T ,1s sSea' a
sssSi,, i.st, & viii tAe Pacific st,sS' sOn ,ss 2,
Il saS,,s. =. leading producer. S.I' " III ssf
nan, i M derived from tSe as,s..Ssn, :. Osyai
EeI..S. Say W. y.ls Riyss Colorado ss' XII
p iS!oai1g, :e5,OOO; UtaS. SO SSS'.
SS'sS' Us BOO; SVi|,Sao'I AonIAG.; a. go S
slsy s,,,I' iIsin ha. probably ,SIS. UiS.VVv !.
S'a;ioli ~ ~ ~ lheAe together, he In.
1ass ii, ~ y. Aas The ErSst Ws.t ~ III III
tssp TIE lead. "s'' VII
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Jay Cookies Estate.

PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-The eredi.
tors Of Jay Cookies estate will meet 90
the 22d inst, when 4 FINAL report will Be
made by Mr.. Lewis, the trustee. Il !!
understood that an additional dividend
will be declared on some three hundred
thousand dollars on hand. The trustee
has realized nearly two million dollAfI
from claims doe the estate.
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RICHMOND, July 2O.-A startling trag-
edy which occurred In Albemarle County
to-day has thrown that community into
intense excitement. Mrs. Sist. cut the
throa. Of her colored servadt.Woman from
ear 10 ear. The women died 10 4 few
minutes. It seems that Mrs. sist and
The woman were peeling peaches together,
when they became involved in = quarrel,
the latter calling her mistress a"stinking
liar" Mrs. si.t is now said TO be de-
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A Trick In Indiana legislation
A Potter Needed Among thu
HnnainHa.

TERKE HAUrE, July 2l.-The EEprtp
Of this morning prints fac simile Of roll
call No. 5 Of the Indiana House Of Rep
resentatives, March Let, 1877, showing
that the State house bill Was lost on The
third reading, aud that the summing up
which gave Il 4 mAjority, was false
Conley, Of vigo, and Dlnne,ell, Of Van
derbrig, were entered on the House re-
cord a. having voted in the Affirmative
when the roll. call shows that Conley vot
ed no and that Dannetell did not vote.
Conley and Dannetell stated that their
votes were falsi6ed on the record.
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sunday school N Meeting At Round

ROUND LAKT, N. Y, July 20-The
day was cool and the grove lovely. The
exercises we're full Of interest and en-.
thusissm. The first general review oi
normal students gave proof OF effective
teaching and study. 1t is suggested 10
hold the Sunday School centennial Of
1881 At Round Lake. At the service Of
preparation for the Sabbath, addresses
we're delivered by musical men, business
men and others.
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81. PAUL, MINI, July 2l.-Dispatche,
to the Pioneer Pres, from the heaviest
wheat growing counties, represent th'
probable loss TO the crops from the rain
and hot weather at from 20 TO 40 pei
cent In Goodhue, the 6rst county Ia
the State, the damage from blight Is esti.
mated at from 50 TO IS per cent, and
many fields will yield only ave TO ten bush'
els 70 the acre. Harvest commences to-
morrow In many places.
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suicide Of a woman.

Bosros, July 2O-Mrs. Mary F. Or
cu,t, Of Rockland, Maine, who died at the
City Hospital this morning, ia now be-
lied to have committed suicide by taking
morphine. A bottle containing morphine
was found In the room, and Medical Ex'
aminer Harris expresses the opinion
after an examination, that Mrs. 0rcutt
died from the effects Of 40 overdose Of the
drug. Il was at frst supposed to have
been a case OF sunstroke.
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Rearing a Family Under piHi'
enIliRa

CHICAGO, July 2O.-John and Elizabeth
o'Reiley were in courtto day as vagranp.
They walked all the way from Rochester,
New York, and were en- route TO Dan
vile, Ill. On the road the woman gave
birth TO q child, which she had in her
arms to-day. The father carried smother
child, aged two years. The children
were nearly naked, and all were nearly
starved. They cried piteously for relief'
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Irrepressible Conflict In Texas.

Ausrrs, July 20.-Aiter the thirteenth
ballot Throckmorton's name was With
drawn. Lang's name was again placed
in nomination, amid the widest eonfu-
sion, hiSses and threats. Lang was
withdrawn on the fifteenth ballot, when
Judge Deyine WGs placed in nomination.
The sixteenth ballot resulted-Hubbard
1856, DeYine 644.
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Fatally Wounded.

GALvEsroS, Tax, July ga special
dispatch 10 the Nets, from Round Rock,
says that a squad Of Lieut.. Reynolds
men Of the State troops captured Sam
BaSa, about seven miles from here this
morning. Bass was fatally wounded.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.


WARRINGTON, July 20.-The Indian
Agent at Umatilla Agency having tele-
graphed that many friendly Indians lost
their stock. crops and provisions, and
that be Issued his private cattle to them,
and asking that some arrangements be
made TO feed them soon, or they will
either starve or steal, acting Indian
Commissioner Leeds immedialy replied
purchase supplies absolutely necess:
ary not to exceed $1,000. / issue certified.
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ITALY.


LONDON, July 20.-A dispatch from
Rome says: Instructions have been
given for the preparation Of lodgings for
the Pope At Perugia. The French repre-
sentative at Rome has been assured by
Cardinal Franchi, Ponti6cal Secretary Of
State, that the Pope's Absence from the
Vatican will not disturb the Papal rela-
tons with France,
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A Commission 10 negotiate with the
Ute Indians 10 Colorado with view ot
their removal to the northern part Of the
State will meet at Fort Garland on the
18th inst, en- route TO the southern Ute
Agency, thence TO Los Pinos and White
River. The commission consists Of Gen.
Edward Hatch, Of the U. s. Army, Wm.
Stockney, Of the Board Of Indian Com.
missioners and n. c. Mcfarland, Of To-
neka. KAnaas.
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News has been received that commit.
tee Of merchants and manufacturer oi
Chicago purpose TO visit this city next
October. Foreign merchants are inclined
TO underrate the efforts Of the Americans
TO supplant them. They claim that they
can cortroll sixty millions out Of seventy.
six millions Of importaions annually.
The Germans are monopoliIing the i'm.
porting trade. They are charged by
English and French merchants with cor.
ruptly manipulating the customs service
20 a. 10 be able 10 undersell all others.
Yellow fever has been very fatal 10
Vera Cruz and Yucatan.
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VOLUME XXVI--NUMBER SOl

gro by securing them Independence and
enlargiDg their borders. She hss made Q
firm Slly Of Austria by giving her Bosnia
and Herzegovina. She has obtained
Batoum, Kara and ArdAhAn. As for the
money indemnity Of El60,00o, 900, due
from Turkey, she has not relinquished Il,
but only postponed the time for its pay.
ment. Thus ii is argued that RuSsia has
cause for sAtistaction and copgrAtulAtion.
GERMAN PoLITTcs.
BERLIN, July 20.-The approaching
election absorbs public attention, the
canvass Is becoming bitterly personal
and acrimonious. Apparently the at.
most confidence Is felt In ministerial
circles that the Government will secure
good working majority.
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Tal1I va 4 decided change in the
NsRItar. yesterday after two or three
sstt. 4 .dE breeze from the North
lslsat tie thermometer down rapidly
Saitus,, and painting and suffering
GlanigIt OOee experienced most vel
nus rli.I. The Esslher experienced
EAs IntsU days hw been phenome'
"a, 10; culy in The high range Of the
strI!, bot for is universally. The
ESt nd The Ws, have alike expe-
fssad it intensity, and the fatalities
tTa sai uIk fearful record. In
'aas sidsr notably St. Louis, the death
'is ~ Ike that Of 4 pestilence.
IstGrtnsts temperature has not bees
Hsis'd to this country. England has
hi ii oppressive influence, while the
a& itisrn, Is thI, in Paris the hea,
lnSe'a lb'olui.ly ,tiaing, and in some
r'S d he EIpOatiOn grounds entirely
siettE'lSs. all in all, the season has
ssairSi'kibls Ore. Almost without
ln'lGa his latitude, with a spring
"a nn promise Of an early maturity
Hls. cop the Velther in May was
Sfta igPn rstArd the wheat har,
's'Sih u'ull tine, while the corn
S'sn F''tsd unusually early, had mol
Sl4 Il. urOil progress up to the recent
M''iiAE' lntho.e few days, however,
=" Po'il'slT nIds good its deficiency
sF''A' 1t could be heard growing
'3sa sas The Tremendous stimu'
~ y, e'sa TO i'Oy The intense heat. The
'.'. '.'a'' sslSss Of yesterday brought in.
SFselee relief 10 the .iek Of ali ages
. sp'tiily 70 iuI,uu, to whom Ii,
s@,'' W ssii AU been full Of suffering
!. 1''H' Every heart should b
.1 -'t''' that The frey ordeal has beer
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terrific Cyclone at Albany, y. 7,

ALBANY. July 2l.-A cyclone struck
North Albany to-day, sweeping through
the city and unroohug houses, scattering
the contents Of lumber yards and de-
stroying cattle pens. The Gas Works
were 30 badly damaged that North Alba.
ny b in total darkness tonight. The loss
l. estimated Atsl00, 900.
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rr,,,.i,ili,ie, Of the electric light
.. -. d ! ri.d in the composing room oil
=. Il. York 1iua within a briei per-
N II, n.uulletursr, Of the dynamo
" ...,;. Machine have engaged to light
a. ronby u.ln, Of electricity st a frat
ed ID, ,bln $1,000 for the electric
.ysi,. nd Alter that at abO1t twenty
.,y y bour, Ehich covers the cost oil
,..u psr,r used lud The carbon points
sn.I. n. "a, u.ed 10 the Tines COM
,yi,, roou costs now about $500 a
s.a. 1.-The ues machine works sue
v,I.lI, il .iIl effect saving Of nearly
!EQInssih.
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WAsHnoTos, July 2o.-Tbe wife and
children Of Private Secretary Rogers have
gone to Fortress Monroe on brief visit
after which they will 90 70 Ohio.
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NIz rERcEs READY To srARr.

LEAvEswoRTH, Ks, July 20.-Nei
Perces prisoners were removed from theii
camp yesterday TO Fort Leavenworth rail
road depot, where they spend the night
previous to their removal. They will be
put on board q special train tomorrow
morning snd taken 10 their home near
Baxter Springs. Chief Joseph's wife Al.
a-Mote, was quite i'll this afternoon, hay
ing been proPtrated by heat. Mr.. A. j
Chapman, the Interpreter, was also pros
trated. Both will recover.
Two companies Of the Twenty.third
Infantry, under command Of Lieutenant
Colonel R. I. Dodge, left this afternoon
on . special train for Fort Hayes.
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sAx FRAxcrsco, July 2O.-The steamer
Alaska, for Panama, took thetirst lot ot
Chinese laborers sent IRON here under 8
three years. contract, TO work on . sugar
plantation In Peru.
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ThtlHtelltsttttfr
5siii i5de5isdns'' Of d. th' &C. city yoS o.
,ss,,.l =. por amounts to si'''''''-''
..rp River, Mas, mills are ,si, start
IN ,,,i., 81 indication that the cot
y 'P Il, I,,3. /, rsri1iOg'

y i.sSdis. i.sS 0, cam: near ': being %
~ 80 .bi, bathing in the surf at
wi, ,rly Isst week.