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sTnLNAGGNG THURMAN.

Senator Thurmans views are being thor
oughy discuss d. Thc extreme Grecnback papers say
II Is hut trick by ich he hopes get the undivided
support OF ONO in the next National Democratic Con-
yention The Republican papers generally hard-mOncyl
think him turGoOat, and that he has sold ont his solid
money views for Presidential prize. The opposition
OF the hard-mOney journals is the thing in his favor
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AN IMPORTANT DISTINCTION.

o me l. dlfoF OF nc IFfOh"e'
SIR: / was arrested for an alleged libel
not perjury az your types represented in Tux TRIBUNE
Of JuIy l. As this isa distinction with very seri-
Gus difference" beg you will correct accordingly. In
justice To yours very truly, -, - ,
e. 4. a. MCGEAcHr, yet Editor OF The h0ch
DunelIeH, n. j., July ., 1873,
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WATrERsON's GREATEST FEAT-HE SWALLOWS


From The LUVErUtf tItTltTJ0Un7t
The wires bring us WcbOcl's testimony, and
Il Is conclusive The eel las been dracge ont by the
tail The ystcry cleared, and John SAerman stands
before the world IN all Es original dcolmlty. We no"
know why be was guarded in ma statements touching
The letter OF which he knew himself 10 he the author
We now know why Mrs. jerks was summoned to put up
a case i'm advance Of the expected production Of the let
ter. Toe letter Itself gone II Is no more But Oi It's
cl,Stencn Ine.e CNlmut b. Tic sIIEhtCst dOuDt
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DEATH or THE HON GILES W. HoTcHKIss

BINGHAMrON, n. Y, July 5.-The Hon. Giles
w. Hotchklss died at his home IN this city at
jI5 o'clock this afternoon. Last November he
was stricken with paralysis and during the past
two months he has BEN confined 10 the house
he recogn zcd members Of his family short time before
his death. The funeral Will take place Sunday afternoon
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RESUMPTION IN DECEMBER.

WIs6In9T5N T0TT1T 0
There seems to he no doubt among Treas
ury officials secretary sherman down, but what
resumption will COM within few mouths, and certainly
before Congress meets in December. secretary SncT-
man Is not prepared 10 N date hut he says Will take
place before December, far can be seen now. He
declares all Things to be favorable, all nndncA ma
cAnNrN MMrkmE won.
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A ice disappenrs under July 80 fat disappears
under ~ Allan's Anti Fat Those having hseesry
tried other remedies readily reduced nom Two I'd HEo
pounds per week By this great remedy Tor cOruence sold
nv
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ST JOHN-In New-York Iu.y ;. by the Rev.
John Glider Frank ]. COm5tOcA " Esther T. -, John
both OF New canaan, Conn.
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Gpetial Notices.


Private Hospital for the surgical treatment oi diseases
ana uIu toIIDons Of t1e ry Ns'Gi slIi, df' htn
orrAoiis, n.tua, stone ln TIE bhtlri Eat' d'i ,io
most elegant aud hcanEU Of the Ct, Dui u'' square
from tie Central Ppk, with spacious 3p mem, % " VIC
sa;turlst thoroughly ventilated aud reached } an el'Na
tor. every comfort Of domestic HE b PROVIDED, dDWhihS
room, tor uurs,, 30 business OF prcuufN hH., liahs
acted al the hospital Hours 4T cON- .l'hOb li'n io ~
to l. ana 10 evenings, at Dr DIKoAs rtsuclte ~ oth
po.f pHjce Noicp-rae mails or thr w.eg enunS
SATURDAY. JuY o.. 1875, WEI close al tHl' 1h. On
TUESDAY. 'Jr europe, % steamship h'.laHt
wa Queenstown. WEDNESDAY,, az 900 o. hi' lui Eu-
rome by stsauIU !!U,-.J, wa itrulH"h 'it' nh''.u'
foT France be led ug tas steamer htS' be sI'
cy aIiI,sscIJ, aUI "a, q. l iui fIuts az t' uy HtcJ
sIlu prTrire VIA lilSIt: lNl k~lhl, "t IV ~ i if
IuTope uy steamship Cy o Montreal via GI''us'ph 'f.
rssDlud nee TOR and Germany 60 ot i' "i' ~ ,s
st.ngI must be specially addressed ana al I'D D. m i ~
rope by steam ,lu G.it, VIA PFmyNh, 'hFl Oi-E 1hh
Hamburg; on URDAi, AZ a. u. Tor i.iIopn N rI'l.
.Biy BrifauglC Queenstown corr ~piHatir. t" y
and scotland uJvassd 'y tls steamer m-t o. s'' Al
/, adafcs- "a scotland niict' 'F 7raA'
AurhJrIa Glasgow ana 30 Il.'O ~. '- i.,
by strainsu'p Main. via Southampton ani Brrnti. me
sIe3mslp7 Montana kGssa tty of MDnurl 4hl biliihlc
dp NOT taEc LlaIs E5IuaT- ST"hep iu0 Hp'Nal ne
mails Tor Martinique Bar lhns, I-"lsn sh-
Drugrara direct viii l"a"c N," lprS jay z tho hss iN
he West indies, Thomas as0 BTaLh anu Aythlhe
RrpubIr. VIA Jau,fV. lstYc ne". ".G"Ik my D. me
mall, Tor Australia &C., leave san FRANCISCO Juy . IhS
mails Or China AM Japan Iclyt san ft4acis,o Juy 10
' Z. l.. IA hc-. rJsJiuAst9r
Post ONCE Sew.York. June 20 1915
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DIED

AH Noaoe. Of Mar1agrs maa Be mior'sf ~'s' ~"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM ALL rARrs OF THE WORLD.

. - & 4 ga j T. 4 y
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL AND THE
PROPOSED REORGANIZATION OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONTINUES HIS TEsTI-
MoNY- SERIOUS APPREHESsIoNs RE-
GARDING THE INpIANs-BALTIMoRE AND
OHIO RAILROAD FINED FOR RUNNING
TRAINS ON sUND SY-MEETING OF TO-
BAcco MEN IN TslE INTEREST OF TAX
REDUcT1oN-sloo,00 FIRE AT ROCK
HILL, s. C.-FEARFUL TRAGEDY IN AMER
lGUs, GEORGIA-RHoDE ISLAND MILLS
REsUMING WoRK-CoNvICTION OF RAIL
ROAD "TICKET-SCALPERS" IN BALTI-
MoRE-EMPERoR WILLIAMS AssAILANT
MAKES DISCLOSURES OF A STARTLING
NATURE-PopE LEo:s EFFORTS AGAINST
SOCIALISM IN GERAIANY-INvITATIO TO
THE CONGRESS ACCEPTED BY ALL TIE
PowERs-BETTER STATE OF FEELING AT
CONSTANTINOPLE, &C., &C.
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TIE LANCET" Hunyadi Janos.-Earoii Lieb;S
aflrnls that its richness In apereDt salts sur
passes that Of all other known waters"
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL" HIM
yad Janos.-Tie most agreeable, safest, aud
most eficacious aporient water.
PROFESSOR FIRCH0W, BERLIN. ':InvarIab;y
cool and prompt success; most valuable
PROFESSOR BAMBERGEfs, VIENNA. ~ have
prescribed these waters with remarkable sQc-
cess"
PROFESSOR sCANZOSI, WCRzBURG. II pre-
scribe nOrc but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTOE, NJ. D., L. Il.
s., LONDON. More pleasant than its riyals,
and surpa .srs them In efficacy"
PROFESSOR ATTKEN, NJ. d., L. H. 8, ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL. NETLsT. e" Preferred 20
rullna and Frl~lrichslla.'
A WINEGLASSFUL / DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every genuine bottle bears tic name Of THE
AroLLISAKIs COMPANY G.i'nitcd), London.
FREDERICK DE barry 4 CO..
II aud - Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Caaad2s.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS, GROCERS, AID DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL. LADD & CO.. Richmond.
General Agents for Virginia.
The label OH every bottle Is printed BLUE
paper. IL 2S-Ai.W&F&eowtAu27
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GeOrSta.

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY AT AMERICUs-AM MAN KILLS
HIS WIFE, THREE CHILDREN, s1sTER-lN.LAw,
AND THEN HIMSELF.
ATLANTA, june A special TO the Con-
stitution states that man named CaidWeii,
near Americas, Ga, yesterday, killed MS
wife, three children, and his wife's sister
with smoothing-lron. Two older children
were at school and one IN the neitl, ana
one little-one ran under the mouse ana
escaped. The murderer then jumped INTO
well, but failing to materially lD3ure him-
SELF, craWIed out and, got on, top OF tne
dwelling-house and jumped OIL. He was
picked up insensible by two negroes VINO
were attracted by his cries and gesticu,a-
tons while on the house. Herecoverea III
a short while and sent the negroes Oh LOT
some neighbors, and then went to the gnu
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SEasETyNE.
VEGETINE FOR DROPSI.


NEVER SHALL FORGET THE FIRST DOSE.
PROVIDENCE.
lfr. II. X. Sterems:
Dear Sr.--I have been great sufferer from Drop
sy. / WAS confined to my house more than year.
six months of the time was entirely helpless.
was obliged to have two men help me In and out OF
bed. was swollen nineteen inches larger than my
natura, size around my waist l suffered all
could and 1--we. tried all remedies for Dropsy.
had three different doctors. My friends all expected
would die; many nights was expected to die be-
fore morning. AT last FECETINE was sent me by
friend. never shall forget The first dose. could
realize its good effects from day 10 day; was get
ting better After had taken some five or six bot
ties could sleep quite well nights. began to gain
now quite fast. After taking some ten bottles
could walk from part OF my room TO the other.
MY appetite was good: the DropsY had 1T this time
disappeared. kept taking the NEGETINE until
regaiued my usual health. heard of great many
cures by using NEGETINE after l got out and WAS
able to attend 10 my work. am Il carpenter and
builder will also say it has cured an aunt Of my
wife's of Neuralgia who had suffered for more than
twenty years. She says she has not had any Neural
sia for eight months. have given it 10 one of my
children for Cdnker Humor. have no doubt in
my mind 1t will cure any hunpr; 1t Is great
cleanser of the blood; II Is safe to give Il child l
will recommend it to the world. My father is eighty
years old, and he says there Is nothng Re 10 give
strength and life an aged person. Icannot be too
thankful for the use Of ir.
am very gratefully yours,
JOHN S. NOTTAGE.
ALL DISEASES OF TIE BLooD.-If VEGETINE
will relieve PAIN cleanse, purify and cure such dis
eases restoring the patient TO perfect health after
trying different physicians, many remedies, an0
suffering for years, Is 1t not conclusive proof, If You
are a sufferer, you can be cured? why Is this med
feline performing such great cures? ltworks in the
blood-in the circulating 1uid. 1t can truly be call
cd the Great Blood Purifier. The great source of
disease originates In the blood; aud no medicine
that does not act directly upon it, to purify and
oyate, has any just claim upon public attention.
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~ ssxE s.,gss.s.i0ENrt. 3
POET or RICHMOND. JUNE a. 1878


Schooner a; Z. smyrk, Martino, baltimore, salt,
Schooner Caroline Holmes, Jackson, Alexandra,
Schooner r. G.. Ely. Mullen, Philadelphia. pig
iron, Old Dominion IRON and Nail. Works Company.
Schooner Laura G. Wolf, Ewing, Alexandria, coal,
Schooner j. s. LlndxeS.-, New York, grain, TO-.
order.
Schooner Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, New York.
merchandise, TO order.
Schooner Enterprise, Enos, Norfolk, light.
CLEARED.
Bark Traveller, Penfeld, Rio Janeiro, -four, Dun
lop & McCance.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise AID passengers g. W. Alien & Co.,
's Steamer Ashland, Howe. Philadelphia, merch.n-
disc and passengers, j. W. .McCarrfck, agent.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, unlteo States
mail, merchandise and passengers, /. b fstum,
Schooner Il. Bradley, Bradley, Philadelphia, ties,
Schooner Joseph Farwcll, Farwell, New Haven,
coal, q. Storrs-sSent.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
30th. O'' " = ~ '
a1EMoRANDUt.
Schooner y; H. Gcss'ner, Egoert, hencc, at Bai'i-
DISASTERS IN MAY.
The number of vessels belonging TO or bound 10 or
from ports In the United States reported t0rally lost
and missing during the month OF May Is FL, of
which l3 were wrecked, 5 abandoned, I sunk by
collision, and are missing. The list comprises
steamer. ships, barks. brl2s, and IL schooners
and their total value exclusive Of carsoes, Is eStt-
mated at S445.000.
BY Telegraph.
QcEENsTowN, June 4.-Thc steamer Atlas, from
Boston, has arrived
NEW YORK, june 4.-Arrived: Steamers State OF
Indiana, from Glasgow, and Schleswis, from HAM
burg.
LONDON, June 4.-Arrircd out: Steamers Austria
Tia, CORNWALL and State of Nevada, from New York;
City Of Bristol. from Boston; Texas, frow New Or
leans: and WalGensian. from Montreai.
QUEENSTOWN, June 4-Arriyed: steamer Egypt,
from New York. .,..- 49,
-LoSDoN, june ARRIVED: Steamer Ialy, from
New York.
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The Tscxet-scnipers' Cast.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE jury in the case
known rs "thc ticket-scalDers' case" to-
day returned verdict OF not guilty as to
Upton w. Dorsey, but guilty as to Wamsc
c. White, James Knapp, and Charles B:Gay-
lord. Knapp and Gay lord, having been used
as witnesses, were discharged.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

NEWPORT TIES! Ek,
~ NEWPORT TIES. EHh
AT NJ. GOLDEN'S. 1928 MAIN STREET.7 As
have jus. returned from The North with ~~<"
n large stock of goods bought ut the iatc bankrupt
sales for cash, which | offer 1T the following low
prices: 500 nairs Ladies French Kid Newport
Ties hand made, 7Jc. Il pair; 300 Buttoncd Nc"-
norris al 81 worth so: 800 extra Tws-row Buttons
ne sI.5O-sold elsewhere at $3.50: Ladies' Serge
BlIskins, 4Oc.; Ladies' Congress aud Laced Serge
Balls only 75c-old price IL .25: Ladies' Eighteen.
thread Serge ButtOned, $3.50 worth $3.50; Misses
Buttoned Serge, sizes IL Ia 2, only sl.25-used TO
sell for 50. All these goods are warranted as repre-
sented or the money refunded. Thousands Of other
goods at halc-prtce, from the bankrupt sales, 1t
M,GOLDEN'S. No. 1928 Main street
y. -GoodS sent by mail. Will cost only from
10 TO l5c. pair. Orders strictly attended to- Don't
forget the So,-l523 Main street. my 30-lm
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JOHN s. NOTTAGE.
VEGETINE.
OWE MY HEALTH TO YOUR VALUABLE


vEGETINE.
NEWPORT, KY, April 90, 1877.
Mr. II. X. SerenS:
Dear Sir.-Haying suffered from Il breaking out OF
Cunkerous Sores for more than five years. caused
by an accident of fractured bone, which fracture
ran into a running ore, and have used everything
could think of, and nothing helped me until had
taken six bottles of your valuable medicine Which
Mr. Miller, the apothecary. recommended very
highly The sixth bottle cured me, anu all can say
is that i owe my health TO your valuable FEGETISE.
Your most obcdent servant,
ALBERT Won ROEDEk.
It is unnecessary for me enumeratc the diseases
for which the yEGETING should be used know
OF no disease which will not admit OF its Use with
good results Almost ipnumerab!c complaints are
caused by poisonous secretioEs In The blood which
can be entirely expelled from Ike system by the use
ccansed the disease rapidly yields all pains cease
healthy action IS promptly restored and the patient
Is cured
yEGETINE
cUREp ME WHEN THE DOCTORS FAILED
CINCINNATI, OHIO, April 10, 1877.
DR.. H. r. SteceuS:
Dear Sir,-I was seriously troubled with Kidney
Conplatnt for long time. / haye consulted the
bes, doctors In this city have used Your VEGE-
TINE for this disease, and 1t has cured me when the
doctors fail 10 do so. Yours truly,
ss.. ERNEST DURIGAN,
Residence, 82l Race street,
Place of business. 573 Cent. avenue
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Jerome.Park Races.

JEROME PARK, June 4.-In che three
quarter-mile race to-day Rodamanthus won ;
Garrick second. BeimoEt's Hencly FLY
third. Time. 1:19.
eral Phillips won; Parole second, st. james
third. Time, 4:3l. Parole was the ia
yorite,
In the one-and-a-quarter-ml race Fugi-
tive Won; Higgins second, Major Baker
third. Time, 2:1G4.
Tn the mile race-members riding-Orion
won; Princeton second, Barricade third.
Time, 1:45. Darnley, the favorite, came in
last.
The mile race-Bramblc won; Simeon
second, Oriole third. Time, 1:4S3.
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FRfEDRTCzasIEALE BITTER WATER.
TNIEDRICHSHALL
BITTER WATER,

TIE ONLY PURE AND RELIABLE,
owes lis great reputation 10 the happy proportions
of Its ingredients, which have constituted 1t IN un-
approachabe and indispensable remedy for constt-
patton. Indigestion, distractions, piles, Chronic
Disorders Of the Stomach, Liver, AMI Bowels, Gout
Plethora and Rush Of Blood TO the Head, Hypo-
chondria, Melancholy. Lassitulc lmpuri:y Of the
Blood aud Skin, Erupliuns or Dlotehcs
Sir HENRY THOMPSON and Baron Won LIEB1G
certify TO It's inc0ntcstio!c merits.
Dose One or two wmc-ga5scs fun every morn
ing Particularly appropriate for the spring Of the
year.
Sold everywhere and by the AGENTS,
BOUCHE Fills & Co.
No. 81 Beaver street, New York.
FOR SALE ~ ALL DRUGGISTS.
my 27-M,W&F2m
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house and climbed to its loftiest point and
threw himself headlong to the ground, and
expired almost instantly.
Fire Record.

PARTIAL. BURNING OF SOUTH CAROLINA
TOWN.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.J
CHARLOTTE, n. c., June 4.-The princi-
pal part OF the town Of Rock Hill, on the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad,
was destroyed by fire this morning. .
Associated Press report by telegraph 10 the Dis
patch.I
CHARLESTON, June 4.-Half OF the bust
ness portion OF the thriving town OF Rock
Hill, York county, S. c., was destroyed by
fire late last night. Loss. 100000; in
surance about 100000.
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Mills Rcsu.nius WORK.

PROVIDENCE, +. l., June 4.-Mills Nos.
and 3, in Warren, which have been idle
for six weeks because OF the strike, started
again this week. Few OF the strikers have
been taken back
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n " AH", GOODS. s-''Hs"7 V
Ladie,' FIFTfI-AVENUE TIES, with Louis XIV.
heels Ladies' THREE-BUTTON OXFORDS. Mat
lasse tops. kfd-ioxed Grecian, Gondoer Parepa,
Aimee. ridden, and Sandal SLIPPERS: Lasting
and Kia-FoSed. BQX-TOE zBUTTON-BOOTS:
Straisht-Seam FRENGH.HEEL. BOOTS Misses
Gentlemen's LOW-QUARTEE BUTrON-BOUTS
and FRENCII.klD TIES: Fine. SATCHELS,
lists. y. a. GKlGG,
myIS Tenth and Main streets.
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REMOVAL.
DANK OF COMMERCE

DANK OF COMMERCE
REMOVED TO III MAIN STREET.
Transacts \ GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
COLLECTIONS made Gu acceptable points, and
prompt re &ns made at current rates OF exchange.
BONDS, STOCKS, and VIRGINIA TAX-RE-
CEIyABLE COUPONS bought and sold.
AS agents for Mcsars, DreSel s Co., Philadelphia,
wa draw DIR A FrS on the Leading cities OF Europe
at lowest rates for Highest class bills.
.,Inrs MY he made 10 give Satisfaction.
Wv JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
NH 80 cashier.
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vaURNITURE-l2Os EAST MAiN@
II sTREET.-I am now receiving ~ SUITS so ~
n,shsl,iv and finish cannot be s,irpasSSsa. .s,as.
amongst them viii Oe found ns Wn,ess SUITS IN ss
case ana fiens ii, NJ sytraordiaarily low prices.
T Shase with other Goods now reeeivng In saSs
to my large stock enable me- me-, 10 .H Iss yor r me With
n n. call a s'a fayI7i J. y. GAikWooo'
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LIME, CEMENT, AND PLASTER.

T ME! LIME!! LIMT!!!
800 barrels s.JOISTA" FINISHING LIME,
1GI0 barrel, "GLEN'S FALLS" LUMP LIME,
lust arrived per schooner Henry II. Grant; for sale
low from vessel in The dock.
THOMAS ELLETT.
Nate OF Dillon, Elicit & Co.) s-
ia3-3t 1907 Basin bank.
T EE'S PREPARED AGRICULTURAL
LIME FOR TOBACCO AND CORN.
I: YOU wish 4 good crop of wheat use LEES
PREPARED AGRICULTURAL. LINE on your
tobacco and corn. 1t will pay we'll on the tobacco
and corn and douby pay on lbe wheat crop follow
Ing. Price only S12 per ton. r
ap17 a. ;. LcE.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES. "a
i great reduction In prices Of FuRNlTUREY
and MATTRESSES.
extraordinary inducements TO buyers.
sec IN! ''o'" " SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
10, Governor street.
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EHUNYApr 5AN0s WAFER.
'y'HE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
HCNYADI JANOS.

TIE BEST NATURAL ApEGlENT.
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Washington.

ANOTHER SESSION OF THE POTTER COMMIT
TEE-TEsTIMoNY REvIsED-BULLDoZrNG in
THE CoMMITTEE-INTEREsTIN PROCEED
INGs-THE INTERVIEW BETWEEN SHERMAN,
WEBER & CO. AT THE NEW ORLEANS RES
TAURANT-STANLEY MATTHEW'S, SHERMAN,
BUTLER, AND OTHERS-PAssAGE OF THE Bull
FOR THE REPRESENTATION OF THE LIPE-
SAVING SERyICE-PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL
TIE BRAZILIAN NAIL SUBSIDY. &C.
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test vote should be taken in the House
tomorrow at u by ayes and noes, and
there were cries Of "All right" The
committee then, at half-past ), rose. The
read ers of these dispatches will not be sur
prised when they hear Of the defeat OF the
bill tomorrow.
THE BRAZILIAN MAIL SUBSIDY.
The Senate again debated the amendment
to post-route bill granting subsidy to
the lines of steamers from New York and
New Orleans to Rio. Messrs. Eustis, Of
Louisiana, and MaXey, Of Texas, advocated,
and Messrs. Herman, Of New York, and
Whyte, OF Maryland, opposed it. At flf-
teen minutes past 5 the Senate went into
executive session without disposing OF the
amendment.
FRAUDS IN OREGON.
It is determined tonight by the Republi-
cans TO introduce resolution in the Senate,
probably tomorrow, to investigate the al
legged frauds in Oregon, South Carolina, and
New York city. They allege that MCGOWAN,
chairman of the New York State Democratic
Committee, went to South Carolina to buy
ele ctoral votes for Tilden. This grows out
OF alarm about the Potter investigation, and
shows that Edmunds IL Co. are now afraid
Of reyolutionizing and Mexicanizing the
country.
TOBACCO TAX.
Tobacco men from Chicago, milwaukee,,
Toledo, Cincinnati, Jersey City, and other
points, are here by arrangement, and to-
night wor king most etfectually for reduc'
tod OF the tobacco tax, and the indications
are that the House will this week vote fol
the reduction. All Messrs. Tucker, Cabel
&, Co. now want is a vote, and they are
pressing for it. /.
- Personal.
A telegram tonight says McLin ha:
reached Jacksonville in better health thar
usual, and Morton says he will stick. The
Florida Subcommittee win examine him to
morrow. re
L. tG. Dennis is here in response to
summons OF the Potter committee. Cumu
iatiye proof ID regard to Archer-precinc
frauds have been received by Springer.
SENATORIAL ITEMS.
The Senate agreed to-day to meet to-mor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-05

sTATE.oF FEELING IN coSsTANTlSoPLE.
LONDON, June 4.-Advces from Constan-
tiropIe indicate q better state OF feeiihs
there and the subsistence Of the recent eX-
.citement and anxiety. The successful con-
clusion OF the negotiations for the congress
has taken q great burden of anxiety from
the public mind.
Consols touched higher prices here yes
terday than they have reached at any time
i'm the last twenty years.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-02
INDIAN ITEMS.
The Sioux in Canada.
The BannOcks in the West.

National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-The Bannocks
who began the outbreak on the Big Camas
Prairie attacked stage on its way from
Boise to Silver City aud shot the driver
through the body A party of volunteers
have started in pursuit. The troops under
Gen. Howard in Malheur County are fol-
lowing up the trail of the retreating hos
tiles. Two Piutes were killed near Silver
City. An outbreak is expected in Arizona.
OTTAWA, ONT, Aug. 2.-From reliable in
formation which the Secretary of the State
Department has received from the North
western Territories, it would appear that
the reports contained in United States
newspaper to the effect that the Sioux In
dians, at present on Canadian territory, con-
template crossing the boundary with hos
tile intentions, are entirely without founda-
ton.
So late as July 18th Sitting Bull was
camped with eight hundred lodges, ninety
miles east of Fort Walsh, and other Chiefs,
with camps of from one hundred to two
hundred and fifty lodges each, were peace
ably following the buffalo ranch. An
alarm was caused among the Indians short
time ago by reports circulated by evil
disposed persons, to the effect that United
States troops were crossing the border to at
tack them, and many of them commenced
moving. Being informed of the untruth,
they returned to the buffalo country
Friendly relations exist between the Sioux
and Canadian Indians.