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sued, during which the burglar shot Candee,
the ball entering the neck and lodging near the
spine, when the burglar escaped. Candee is
not dangerously hurt.

sued, during which the burglar shot Candee,
the ball entering the neck and lodging near the
spine, when the burglar escaped. Candee is
not dangerously hurt.
BOSTON Betting COMPANY.
BOSTON, Aug. AT meeting of stock
holders and creditor of the Boston Betting
company this afternoon, a proposition will be
made to the creditors which, if accepted, will
enable the company to nay its Indebtedness in
full and to continue business under the present
charter, but with new management. The
proposition, to which every stockholder that
has been approached has assented, is that four
hfths of the stock be surrendered to the COM
pany, to be disposed of by and for the benefit
of the corporation. In addition to their four
ffths Messrs. Durant & Cheever will surrender
their entire stock and interest in the concern.
The amounts to be surrendered entire are as
follows: Jno. 6. Tappan, stock already surren-
dered, Sl9S, 400; John n. Cheever, SS6. 600;
Henry F. Durant $4,000, and Josiah M. Tap
pan, S2Q.500. Josiah G.. Tappan will retain
$4,000 worth of stock. 1t is then proposed to
increase the capital stock to 100000, the pres
ent stockholders having the preferred right to
purchase the surrendered stock, and also to
subscribe for the new. If the proposition is
accepted by the creditors a meeting will be
called early in the coming week, at which Con-
verse will be elected treasurer.
FIRE AT CLARE, MICH.
DETROIT, Aug. THE Nichols hotel and
barn, printing Office of the Glare County Press,
Posts dwelling, Hazelrs millinery store and
one other building, were destroyed by fire at
Glare, Mich, yesterday morning. Total loss,
800; insurance light.
AN OLD DEFALcATIoN.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Tin connection with
the alleged overissue of Pennsylvania bonds it
appears that during the investigation by the
present board of sinking fund commissioners
it was found that when John Nj. Beckle left the
State treasury in 1853 and turned it over to his
assessor, Joseph Bailey, of Perry county, he re-
ported he had certain amount on deposit in
Girard bank, Philadelphia, but when Bailey
went to the bank to verify the accounts he
discovered a deficiency of about $4,000.
Bailey then obtained from Beckle the return of
about $65,000. The books of the treasury
show that Beckle's deficit was made good. The
sinking fund commissioners will not redeem
the overissue unless authorized by the legisla-
tnre
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THE UTOPIANS.
S,tggestions to tile Labor Committee.
The remedies thus far suggested to Mr..

S,tggesti0ns to tile Labor Committee.
The remedies thus far suggested to Mr..
Hewitts committee on the stagnation of
business and industry are the following:
Abolish capitalists.
Abolish interest.
Abolish private ownership of land.
Abolish private property.
Abolish the patent laws.
Abolish the custom house duties.
Abolish all laws for the collection of bills
of credit.
Abolish private ownership of machinery.
Abolish the practice of giving government
land to railroads.
Prohibit employment of children under
IA.
Prohibit the employment of anybody but
citizens on public works.
Prohibit the doing of public work by con-
tract
| Prohibit Chinese immigration.
Lay graduated tax on incomes to pre-
vent large accumulations of property.
| Furnish government work for the un-
employed.
| Open industrial schools at the expense of
the government.
Raise the income of the government by
!
Build 200 war vessels.
Put the soldiers at work on the prairies. :
Enact universal eight-hour law.
Create bureau of labor statistics.
1 Create department of industry.
Make it illegal for women to work long
hours.
Have all machinery be run on the cooper
atiye principle for the benefit of the peo
pie.
Amend the constitution for the benefit o1
the laboring men.
Establish government cooperative socie
ties.
Make the administration of justice gratu
itous.
| Give everybody the right to vote-wome1
included.
i Let the general government control public
education.
Establish minority representation.
4 Let the government issue unlimited green
i backs.
/ Call in all government bonds and nationa
bank notes.
4 Let the government own and run all rail
roads and telegraph lines.
4 Keep politicians out of Office.
Submit all laws to the people for approva
or condemnation.
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MADISON, WIS.

The Oldest of Bridal Couples ON Their
Wedding Tour--The City and the Street
Contractors in .tFletcher's Fix"
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. Judge William
Thomas, of Jacksonville, ILL.,, one of the lead
ing lawyers of that State, aged 90 years. and
his wife, a charming old lady of Is, are here
on bridal trip, taking in the beauties of Mad
ison. They are the Oldest couple in the shape
of a bridal party ever in our city.
An archery club, composed of twenty ladies'
and gentleman, was formed here last night
with Assistant Secretary of State Futney as its
president.
The common council squabbls remains in
stata quo. Two more aldermen sent in their
designations to-day, leaving but six members
of the council. Work has been commenced on
State streeI to-day, but as quorum exists in
the council to audit labor bills, trouble is an
ticipated on pay day. There is no way out of
the trouble should the aldermen persist in their
designations, as the city charter unfortunately
provides that the council shall call special cleo
tiOnS.
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PAT IN HIS GLORY.
Trial of Faction Fighters at the Lin,ericl
ASSiges,

Trial of Faction Fighters at the limerick;
4ssiges.
Dublin Evening Mall
Pat Torpey and Tom Mulcahy were in
dicted for an ARRAY at New Pallas in Novem-
ber last.
Mr.. De Moleyns, @. c., said this was one
of those shameful fights which affected the
reputation of the county, and the desire of
the Grown in prosecuting was to endeavor
to put an end to such disgraceful scnees.
Pat Walsh was examined to support the
case of the crown. The prisoner said they
would not go home from the fair until they
were revenged on the Murphys, and they
'sknocked'' a lot of people; the fight lasted
half an hour; there was not much noise; it
was all hard work. [roars of laughterl; one
of the prisoners, Torpey, worked like devil
and helped himself to a bit of one of the
Murphys' ears. Renewed laughter.
Mr.. O'Brien-Didn't you bite the ear off
a man?
Witness-Oh, begorra, l couldn't tell.
| Laughter.
Tom Burke, examined-I was in the pig
fair and saw the fight. It was real good
one. Laughter. They had sticks and
stones and everything that was handy to
break skull. Laughter.
Mr.. O'Brien-What side did you like?
Witness-Oh begorra, I like the "Threes'
best. [Great Laughter.
Mr.. O'Brien-And you whacked the Muir
phys?
| Witness-I suppose I did. Loud laugh
ter.
Mr. O'Brien-And what did you get for
all this kindness?
Witness oh, begorra, got four months.
Roars of laughter.
Mr.. O'Brien-Are you the premier boy
in either Old or New PalIas?
Witness-Troth, couldn't tell that
Great laughter.
John Ryan examined-I saw the row. 1t
was very decent one. Laughter. Plen-
ty of sticks sswere up'' at it, and they laid in
to the skulls. Roars of laughter.
William Mulcahy. examined for the de-
fense-One of the Murphys bit off Mulachy Is
ear during the row. It was not a very good
fight.
s. On cross examination he said-I was in
| the row myself and got three months in jail
for stabbing soldier.
James Raleigh, examined was in the
fight. saw Murphy eating off Torpey's
, ear. He has since ran out of the country.
Judge-Why didn't you interfere?
Witness-Oh, my lord, was in charge o.
an ass. Roars of laughter.
The jury found the prisoners guilty, ant
they we're sentenced to three months impris
onment each, and to pay fine of Ell each
The singular spectacle of hearse drawn b,
men was witnessed in Auburn. The harnes
9 broke, and fifty of the dead mans fellow
. workmen took the place of the horses
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SPORTING EVENTS.
Sleepy Georges Great Feat Yesterday--Pac-
ing One Mile in Harness in 2:15---Four
Races at Saratoga---The Detroit Regatta,
First Day--Dion Beaten by the Swede at
The Rochester Mcctin0.

ROCHESTER,. Aug. For the purse of ST 200,
drawn. Croxie took the first and second heat
and Lucille the third. The fourth was declared
heat, as the judges thought Lucille was
pulled. Murphy drove, winning the two fol-
lowing heats; Croxie second, Lady Mills third,
Hambletonian Mambrino fourth. Time, 2:25,
2:2519, 2:22, 2:23, 2:2515.
The second race was for the pacing purse,
$1,000, divided, Sleepy George took the first
and third heats and Sweetzer the second, fourth
and fifth. The first heat was the fastest ever
made in harness. Time, 2:15, 2:1612, 2:22,
2:2014, 2:17Z.
Only one heat in the third race was trotted,
and won by Edwin Forrest in 2:214, Dar-
by second, Edward third, Wooford Mambrido
fourth. The races continue tomorrow.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
Detroit Rcoutta.

DETROIT Mich, Aug. For this, the first
day of the Northwestern rowing regatta, the
weather was fne but fresh breeze prevailed
during the entire afternoon. and the shells in
all the races shipped more or less of it, embar-
RAISING the oarsmen not a little There was
some delay in starting races, but once COM
menced every race was sent of promptly and
the entire programme finished in good season.
The first for junior, double-sculls,
one mile and return, between Alexander and
Armstrong, of the Wah-mah-sums, of East
Saginaw, and Raney and Taylor, of the
Undines, of Toledo, the Amateurs, of Monroe
failing to put i'll an appearance. Won by the
Wah-mah-sums in 15 :53 %.
OF the SIX entries in the senior single-scull
race. only Yates, of Grand Haven. and Falker,
of Fort Wayne, started. Yates shell filed and
swamped when about halfway up the course,
owing to the heavy sea, and the shell and rover
were taken aboard the pilot boat Falker
pluckily continued the race and came in in 1923.
The junior pair-oared race, an uneventful
contest, was won by Heating and Lynn, of the
Zephyr club of Detroit.
The distance OF the two concluding races, the
junior SIX and senior four oars, was one
and half miles and return. In the six-oared
race the Amateurs of Monroe crossed the line
first in 13:301l; the Excelsiors OF Detroit sec
ond in 14:15, and the Zephyrs third, but owing
to the fact that the stake was turned the wrong
way by the Amateurs the race was awarded to
the Excesiors.
The senior four cared race was a splendid
race between the Wah -wah-sums of East Sag
inaw and the Floralites of Monroe the former
winning by six boat lengths, in 20:2215.
In the interval between the six and four
cared race, the ShO-wae-cae-mette crew made
their appearance in front of the grand stand,
greeted with loud cheers and deafening blasts
of scores Of steam whistles, ano
gave the spectators an opportunity te
inspect their naodus operu,sdi as they pulled
rapidly back and forth along the course. They
looked exceedingly well in their new uniforms
grand reception will be given them this even
ing.
The attendance to-day largely exceeded tha
of the river navy races of yesterday. Full.
$4,000 or 10000 people were viewing the race
from the grand stand, wharves, steamers ane
hundreds of small craft.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
Cooler Winds Coming.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Limitations for the
upper lake region partly cloudy weather, oc-
casional rains, warm southwesterly veering to
colder northwest winds and rising, preceded in
the east portions by falling barometer. For
the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys, clear OF partly cloudy weather, warm
southerly veering to colder northwest winds
and higher pressure.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
The Chattauoua Meeting

FAIR POINT, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE internation-
al Sunday school assembly at Chattauqua was
begun this morning at 6:2O by the pealing of
the Chattauqua bells. The lecture Of the day
was delivered by Bishop Foster. Subject,
Beyond the grave Rev. B. F. Vincent
and Frank Beard hold a chill
drens' meeting in the Temple
every morning, and issue a small illustrated
daily by the paragraph process. This after
noon Rev. DR.. Wheeler, from the Pittsburg
Christian Advocate, spoke on politics and re-
ligion. DIR. Vincent lectured on the Holy
Land in Palestine park, and at 8 a grand plat
form meeting was held in the auditorium, and
addresses made. The first Chattauqua eventide
conference for 1873 was held at this evening.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
Ocean Steamships.

New YORK, Aug. ARRIVED, the steamship
France, from London.
L1vERpooL, Aug. THE steamships England
and Holland, from New York, and Sicily, from
Philadelphia, have arrived out.
San Francisco, Aug. 7.-Arrived, British ship
Barring Bros, Liverpool. Cleared, British ship
Ravens Crag, Cork.
New YORK, Aug, ARRIVED, steamship Rot
terdam, from Rotterdam.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 7.-Arriyed, City of Liv-
erpool, from New York.
LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE steamer tassyryis,
from Bristol for New York, ashore near Aven
Mouth dock, has hoated without damage.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
S,ceGIe Pool Player.

@NEw YORK, Aug. IA fifteen ball pool match
for $3.50 aside and the championship of the
United States, between Cyril Dion and Wachl-
stom, the Swede, took place tonight. The
terms were the winner of twenty-one games
out of forty. The match was decided in twenty
five games, the Swede winning twenty-one and
Dion four. The Swede had the game in hand
from the start.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
.Sffl'UtOUts Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-THE track is. heavy from
yesterdays storm. The first race for all ages,
one mile, was won by Grecian Bend 6lly;
BERTRAND second Bennett third; time 1 AS. The
second race. a handicap for all ages, two miles,
was won by Princeton, Bushwhacker second,
Skylock third; time 3:44. The third race for
three year olds, one mile, was won by Bramble,
the favorite, easily, Pique second, Eugene N.
Robinson third; time :47l1s. The fourth race,
for all ages, mile and quarter, was won
easily by Rhodamantheis, Gov. Hampton a
poor second and W. I. Heggens third: time
D.16L/
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
Bishop Whipple's Son.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. IA body was taken
from the river yesterday believed to
be that of John Hall Whipple, son
of the Episcopal Bishop of Min
nesota. There was pistol bali hole in the
right cheek and all things indicate that the de-
ceased had been spreeing in Cincinnati and
ChicagO,H
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
NOT MUCH LEFT.
The Boston Betting Company Reduced
Four-Fifths-Bishop a. Co. Offer to Sur
render ALI For a Quittance of Their
TO REoReAN1zE.

TO REORGANIZE.
Boston, Aug. lit has been decided to reor-
ganize and continue the Boston Betting COM
pany, and committees have been appointed to
receive subscriptions to new stock and to have
charge of the company pending its organiza-
ton.
GOV. BISHOPS FIRM.
New YORK, Sept. An adjourned meeting
of the New York creditors of r. NJ. Bishop &
Co., Cincinnati was held this afternoon. W..
A. Bishop, Jr., member of the firm, was pres
ent. The special committee appointed to ex-
anime into the condition of the firm made a
report which advises the acceptance of the
compromise. The report was referred to a
committee with power to effect settlement
on good basis as possible. The firm offer
to surrender all their assets on consideration of
getting discharge.
1t is said the firm also made proposition to
pay 40 per cent. in Endorsed notes. The New
York creditors expect that whatever terms of
settlement they may arrange will be adopted
by creditors in other cities. The highest
amount due any single firm is said to be
$15, 900.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
GIFTS TURNED INTO
PRITATE POCKETS.

Europe Would Rather Send Back Our
Bonds Than Send Gold--The Franco
American Commercial Conference--Paris
Exposition Awards--Cretans on the De-
fensive Against the British--The Turkish
Insurgents Wont Submit to the Berlin
Treaty.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
Yuma, Arizona, Wants to Recall tn
Troops.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. There is considera-
BILE excitement at Yuma Arizona, over a
threatened raid by Indians, who have recently
gathered iii some numbers in the vicinity of
the town, encouraged by the absence of the
troops, which have been sent to Idaho, and in
famed with whiskey furnished them. The
citizens are guarding the approaches to the
town,
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
ACROSS DAKOTA.
Il GLANCE At THE GREAT WHEAT
FARMS.

A "Globe's" Envoy Extraordinary Sees and
Admires and Describes-What Capital and
ForethOught Have Provided For Perfect
Wheat Farming-Oliyer DaIrymp1es
System-The Cass, Cheney and Grandin
Farms-New Settlements and Breaking
All Across the Territory-At Bismarck.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
Base Ball.

BUFFALO, Aug. 7.-Buffalos T. Cincinnatis l.
BATH, N. Y, Aug 7.-Hornells 4, Spring
fields 4; twelve innings. The darkness stopped
the game.
PROVIDENCE, R. L.. Aug. 7,-P, evidence 5,
Indianapolis 0.
BosroN, Aug. 7.-Bostons 1, Chicagos 0.
Game called at the end of the second inning
owing to rain.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Base ball, Milwa ukees
9 Nationals /.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08

PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE Estysthe states that in
consequence of complaint of Russian naval
officer that a vessel purchased in the United
States for 100000 roubles. for the vol unteer
feet, was not worth half that amount, an in
quiry was ordered resulting in the discovery
that of 3,50O,000 roubles subscribed to the vol
unteer fleet fund, more than one-half of the
sum found its way into the pockets of its Or
Daily globe., 1878-08-08

The Globe reports that an explosion occurred
this afternoon in coal mine at Scoemerston,
near Berwick. Thirty-fve men were in the
mine at the time, only two of whom have yet
been got out and they were severely burned.
A later dispatch says all the men have been
rescued. Several were severely burned but
only one dangerously. The men were working
with naked lights.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
BISMARCK AND THE NUNc1o.

BERLIN, Sept 1.-THE North German Gazette
says: Newspaper statements in regard to the
conference at Kissingen between Bismarck and
the Papal Nuncio unreliable. There is
great possibility that the concessions mention
ed in those statements are not feasible. The
| Gazette adds: The Kissingen negotiations have
no connection with the Sarmas elections as
the conference was resolved upon long before
the dissolution of parliament was contem'
plated.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
A PRESS WARNING.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 6.-The Press bureau
recommeds editors to use moderate language
in discussing public affairs and instructs them
to deny any assertion OF the existence of hos
tility between the Porte and the Palace or that
the government secretly encourages resistance
to the provisions of the treaty of Berlin.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08

The singular spectacle of a hearse drawn by
men was witnessed in Auburn. The harness
broke, and fifty of the dead mans fellow
workmen took the place of the horses,
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
THE VACANT OFFICE.

ROME, Aug. 1.-THE pope has asked Cardinal
Martel if he is willing to succeed Cardinal
Franchi as pontifcal secretary of state.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08
CRErANs ON THE DEFENSIVE.

SINGAPORE, July There was a fresh out
break of natives at Achien. The Dutch troops
attacked and captured a strong position with a
loss to the natives of $50, and to the Dutch
of 56.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08

sAnAroeA, Aug. THE rooms occupied by
John D. Candee, of the Bridgeport Standard,
were entered by a burglar early this morning.
Candee, seeing him go in the room where his
child was. got up and followed. A scuffle en-.
Daily globe., 1878-08-08

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 1.-THE important
positions connected with Varna will be deliv-
cred up to the Russians next week, but the re-
moval of material from the fortress will re-
quire two months. The Russians have ad-
dressed to the Porte friendly inquiry as to
when it will surrender Batoum, but the COM
munication has as yet received no answer.
The Newtown bee., 1878-01-24
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 ghe lsraelites drank onlV water in the 'wildrrless and in the deseat Of Zln. and, ,as wsaead. Moses smote the rock of Ho. rcb and brought forth water ubundantly, '0th,Sor his people and for the cattle ihnt' were with them kbraham's ser. Sant drank water when he went for llssnc's wife, and the Bible Is almost everywhere speaking of sweet aud bright waters, of welis and of brooks.
 He that is not satisfied with Attle will .neyer have enough, Who wants the tongues of nightingale or the liyers of ,capons seethed in milk when he can have pork and beansS The poor man eats from his wooden dish in security, xiAle the rich man dimes off gold and silyer in dread of poison. Cleopatra, as we read, had whole sheep and heeycs served up, and drank dissolved pearls 40, 900 sesterces in value
 "DoeP a thirsty man desire to drink wine from a golden cupp To him who is perishing, does net water from gourd ias,e as sweetf Than water is there any beverage in the world more--"
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To Consunlptives.

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pIMpLES.

will msil tFreei the recipe for preparing sim pie VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN, FRECKLES. PIMPLES and Blotehes, leaving the skin soff. clear and beautiful also instructions fo- producing luxuriant growth of hair on bald head or smooth face. Address. inolOsing Sc stamp, Ben. YsnIelf ( G., No. % Ann S. r.