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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-08-15
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
Galveston Live stock Market.

GALVESTON, Aug. 12.-The live stock
circular of Johnson Foster reports
Receipts-Beeves and cows, 202
calves and yearlings, 1875; sheep, -.
hogs, -.
Sales-Beeves and COWS, 1876; calves
and yearlings, 1873; sheep, -; hogs,
On hand-Beeves and COWS, AZ
calves and yearlings, 2; sheep, 100
hogs, 80.
Total receipts since January &
Beeves and cows, 6771 ;calves and year.
lings, 4215; sheep. 1880; hogs, 2073.
PRESENT QUOTATIONS..
Beeves and cows-Good to choice,
per ID. gross 7S to &c; common
and ordinary, per Id. gross, ga &c
l 7-se. Two year olds = Choice, per
head, $40 to $1l; common, do,
So to 50. Yearlings-Choice, per
head, 81 to IS; common, de-.
So to s.. Calves-Choice, per head,
So. so to $3.50; common, do, $500 to
$500. Sheep-Cholce, per Id. gross,
3 IA to 2 C; common, do, :. to -.
REMARKS.
Beeves and cows in fair demand at
quotations. Yearlipgs and two-year
Aolds-none on the msrket-would sell
readily, if choice. Calves market
'bare-demand active. Sneep-no
choice on market-common not sal
able.
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The report of the United States
Commissioners of Education, Gen.
John Eaton, an accomplished gentle
man and scholar, says the number of
teachers employed ia the States and
Territories of the Union Georgia and
Idaho excepted, from which no reports
have been receiyedl is 240, 2S3. 1t is
interesting to note the variance In the
! salaries paid teachers in the different
States and the distinction made b,-
tween male and female teachers. For
instance, the District of COlumbia paws
the highest average salary to male
teachers, $500 per month; Arizona
pays the highest salary to female
teachers, $50 per month. 10 Nevada
and Arizona the average pay of male
teachers Is 800 per month. In Califor-
MIA 1t is $S5, IN Massachusetts $S4 in
Rhode Island, $s1 40, in Montana, $75.
in Connecticut, New Jersey, Indiana
Colorado AMI Ohio it ranges from $50
to $67, in Utah it is $54, in Texas $5S,
in Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Oregon,
Wisconsin, New Hampshire and Mary
land it ranges from Sal to SAT, In Ms
SAS'PpAS We
braska, Maine, Virginia, West Virginia,
Minnesota, Kansas, Tennessee, Louis :
ana, Delaware, Sodth Carolina. Mis-
souri, aud North Carolina, from $50 to
$40, and in Alabama il is SEQ Next TO
Arizona, Nevada pays its female teach
ers the highest average monthly sal
airy, $50. The District of Columbia
stands next, $S5; California $50 10,
Montana $40, Rhode Island, Iudiana,
Colorado and Maryland $4i.45 to $4s;
Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jer
sey, Ohio, Illinois, Oregon, Pennsylva
MIA, Nebrasks, Virginia, West Virginia,
Tennessee and Louisiana, $50 to $3S
Utah, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin,, Yer
mont, New Hampshire, Minnesota,
Kansas, South Carolina and Alabama,
$22 to SEQ, and Maine ST. o.. The
report from Delaware, Alabama, Mis-
sisSippi and Texas 90 not give the pay
of male and female teachers separately.
a.
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A PRIVATE letter received Thursday
from New Orleans from q reliable
source states that the yellow fever has
not yet become epidemic in that city,
Ind that it Is not likely to. The high
lest number of deaths in a day was
eleven. The letter states that the fe-
yer is of mild type, and easily con /.
trolled. Proper vigilance, as practiced
in New Orleans, Galveston aud Hous
ton, will do good deal in controlling
the yellow fever, even though it makes
its appearance in a place.
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GEoReErowNi is an enterprising, wide
awake little town. A new court house
is just being completed there, st an ex-
pense Of $50 600, and in three OF four
months the narrow-gauge railroad from
Round Rock to that place will be com
pleted. Not content with this, the
people of Georgetown are moving for
the establishment of female seminary,
which is to be put up without delay.
Mr.. in. Preston, the architect, is now
preparing the plans. Austin takes q
pride IN the success and advancement
Of Georgetown.
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WHAT CAN SUFFERERS WITH Kidney,
Bladder or Urinary Diseases require
more than prompt relief and a speedy
cure2 HUNTS REMEDY promptly
believes and is sure cure. Pain in
fhe Side, Ions and Back, Gravel, Dia-
betes. Dropsv and Bright's Disease are
cured by HUNTS REMEDY. FAM
Ey Physicians prescribe HUNTS REM
IEDY in their practice.
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DIR. c. w. BENsoN's celery and
chamomile pills are prepared expressly
tc cure sickheadache, nervous headache,
dyspeptic headache, neuralgia, nerv-
business and sleeplessness, and will cure
any case. Price 90 cents, postage free
Sold by all druggists. Office, No. LOG
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
ia3 w3m
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For upwards of thirty years Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children. 1t corrects acidity
of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrhea, whether arising from
-sething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. 25 cents bottle.
fe27d&w1v
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On Wednesday the International
shipped the first. bale of new cotton
received in Austin this season. Il
was sent to Austin by a Mr.. William
Geason, Of San Marcos, and was
shipped to Kaufman u Runge, of Gal
weston. Thursday Messrs. Hooper s
Winburn, OF this city, shipped two
more bales Of new cotton by the In
ternational. Mr.. A. Zeimer, of this
city, also received Thursday bale OF
new cotton, raised by James Washing
ton, colnred, of Bond Springs. Will
Hanson county.
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Mr.. 0LIPHANr Saturday received /.
dispatch from Nashville announcins
the death Of Dir. John S. Spence in thai
CITY on the night OF the eighth. Mr..
Spence had severe spell Of sickness in
this. city q few weeks ago. but recover
edpnd left Tor TeEaessee with his wsfe.
The Trip was probably too much for
hin and ne took 3 relapse and died.
Mr.. Spence bad bel IA honored eta
zeu Of this place froln abons 1910. and
before the war be was furniture mer-
chant. tbs death, st the age of Sc,
will be regretted By many people IN
this CITY.
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HsBITUAL CoNsTIPATIoE.-D Drastic
purgatives fail 10 relieve this trouble
some complaint, which now afil cts
thousands of males and females
throughout the country. Strong med
icines do more harm than good, and
only tend to weaken the tone of the
bowels and paralyze their action. Mild
remedies only will cure it, and for this
purpose nothing equals Bailey's Saline
Aperient- IL is pleasant and cooling
purgative for the relief of constipation,
billousness, sick headache, acid stom-
ach, heartburn, dyspepsia, etc. 1t sells
at 90 cents per bottle, and no family
should be without il.
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he upluIUu sGsIi prevails amCng
cotton dealers that in this section of
he State two-thirds of bale of cotton
10 the acre will be made, and that the
fhipments from Austin will therefore
pc double what they have been for the
past year.. In a month more Austin
will present considerable business &C
|ivity.
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The Washington Capital is reminded
OF the late Tom Corwln, of Ohio, who
once went through large party Of the
VII and fashion Of Cincinnati, asking
each person If be or she knew of one
jacob Thompson. The answer was IN
variaoly NO. and sometimes supple
mented with .'Hhat ThompsongS and
suggesting various unknown Thomp-
sons. Then. !" said Corwin, s'that Is
lame Thompson is Cabinet Officer,
ana a. unknown TO the intellectual
people Of Cincinnati - lIilton's Para
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Popular illustrated book (26o pages) or
MANHOOD WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE
Impediments to Marriage; the cause and
cure. Sent securely sealed, postpaid, for 50
cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER, 6I7 St.
Charles Street, St. Louis, No., the great
specialist. Read his work.
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Secretary Sherman declines to modi-
fly the rules made by Secretary Chase
in regard to the reimbursement OF
States for expenditures growing out
of the rebellion. These rules are held
to be less liberal than the law of Con-
gress, and are now the principal bar
to the payment of about IS, 600, 900 10
Northern States. They declare that
troops should actually have been in the
service of the United States, whereas
many of those called out to meet the
Morgan and Price raids were never
needed or mustered IN.
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NAPoLEoSvnLE, Assumption
Parish, Louisiana.

n. Jenkins ESQ:
Dear SIR II had been very bad off
with Chronic Rheumatism for more
than two yesTs-on my crutchts; suf-
fered intensely; tried everythin to no
purpose; have taken eight DO, ties OF
your medicine and am well.
GEo. W. GRIs AMoRE.
Jenkins's sAnnihilatorn cures
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia.
Price, 81 per bottle.
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The Fitz Inhn PORE

The Fitz John Porter trial is the last
occasion for the assertion of the code.
Gen. Robertson, c. s. A., having at
tribured a publication in the Washing
ton Capital to some one connected
with the trial, mot possessed OF nerve
enough to attack any one except anony-
ymously," Psymsster Smith sent
around Col. Mosby to inquire if Rob
ertson meant him. He didn't.
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Opium is II some cases better borne
than morphia, but in others the reverse
happens; the preliminary stage Of ex-
citement lasts longer after opium than
after morpLia- The latter produces Q
more profound and prolonged sleep.
MorphiA is apt to disturb the stomach
more than opidm when given by the
mouth.
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WE had tested ITS virtue personally,
and know that for dyspepsia, bilious
ness and throbbing headache arising
therefrIm, 1t is the best medicine the
world ever saw. We had tried forty
other remedies before the Simmons's
Liver Regulator, but none of them
gave us more than temporary relief,
but the Regulator not only relieved,
but it cured as. = Extract from Tele.
grapk aRd Messenger. Macon, Ga.
Genuine prepared only by j. II.
Zeilin 6 Co. Philadelphia. Pa.
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Especial to the STATESMAN.
From Fort Worth.

DALLAS, August S.-The convention
worked all day. Candidates speech
flied the forenoon away. In the field
Wellborn, Hare, Piner and Ball.
Twenty-Five ballots have been taken.
Piner was withdrawn on the sixteenth
ballot. Twenty-third and twenty-fifth
ballots stood, Wellborn 214, Hare e04.
There is considerable fihbustering and
excitement.
NEw YORK, August Is. - special
from Augusta, Georgia, says a diff.
Guilty occurred at Edgefield, South
Carolina. yesterday, in which three men,
Brooker Toney, Thomas Booth and
James Booth were killed, aud seven
others wounded, one MORALLY. The
trouble grew out of q family feud of
long standing. Toney's brother was
killed several years ago and Toney
suspected the murder was committed
by Booth. He therefore swore be would
kill the latter on sight. The hostile
parties met to-day when Toney
proceeded to carry out his threat,
and drew pistol and fired, killing two
of the Booths before he was himself
shot. The friends of both parties
were drawn into the fight, and about
seventeen shots were fred. There
was Democratic political meeting IN
progress at the time about half mile
from Edge6eld, where the shooting
occurred, and Governor Hampton, who
was at the meeting, as coon as be
heard of the fight, ordered company
of State troops to the scene. There
was no fighting after the soldiers
reached the spot. Toney killed q
negro in Edgeheld a short time ago,
but this does not seem to have result
ed IN any curtailment of his liberty.
NEWARK, N. j., August IS Ben
jamin Noyes, president of the Newark
Mutual Life Insurance Company, con-
victed of conspiracy to defrscd and
embezzle the funds of the company,
was taken to the State prison Ut Tren-
ton this morning.
OTTAWA, ONT., August 13.-Yester-
DAY the Orange Young Britons Prem
tice Boys, True Blues and Montreal
Brethren marched in procession They
were attacked by number Of Union
men. but drove them on. In the
evening 4 mob of 500 Union men and
raftsmen, armed with reyolvers and
stones, copyrighted at the railroad sta
ton to meet the Montreal Britons who
were expected to leave BY the train
By advice Of the chef Of police they
went to junction, three
miles, and embarked quietly.
LoxDos, August 13.-Advices from
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These experiments refute most posi-
lively the prejudice that still pre-.
walls in many places against feeding
new hay and oats to horses. On the
other hand, il cannot be denied tina,
horses TO which new hay Is given are
frequently exposed to collie. The
danger is only present, then, when the
horses receive no definIte rations. but
have put before them as much as sc,
can eat. In this case they not only eat
much more new hay, but they also eat
much more eagerly and greedily, which
can be so much more Injurious, as ex.
penence proves-thst those very horses
which are most inclined to the colo eat
most greedily.
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MAJOR A. II. LoSeLEY died suddenly
in thu city on Sunday st p. NJ aud
HE cad vas sad one. he was man
OF many good qualities, and was At one
time possessed Of considerable ability
and some fnnoenee, and even means.
He Was IN officer. we believe. Of
DAvis's Upion regiment at New Orleans,
during 3he war. After this he estS blished
eAican, in this city. and was
and proprietor duIing Its ex-
He was possessed Of many
alities aad OF generous i'm
d many in consequences loved
leaves family Of Eve or SIX
children.
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The following 10 recommended for
freckles:s Finely powdered sulpho--
csrbolate OF zinc, part; oil Of lemons,
l part pure alcohol, 8 parts collodion,
4 parts. NIX we'll.
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TIE CENTAUR LINDfENTs are of two
kinds. The WHITE is for the human
family; the YELLOW is for horses,
sheep, and other ANIMALS. Testimo-
mails of the effects produced by these
remarkable preparations are wrapped
around every bottle, and may De pro-
cured of any druggist, or by mail from
the office of THE CRNTAUR COMPANY,
46 Dey ST., New York City. jan16-w1y
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Csr0olste Of sodium Is highly recon-
mended by DR.. Pernot, of Lyons,
France, in the treatment Of whoopIng-
cough
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. We are authorized to announce A. r. NOR
RIS as an independent ca didTe for FAX Col
ector u Travis county at the November cleo
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Gymnastics are being cultivated ex@.
tensively In Italy. The study and
practice Of gymnastics are TO be made
con pulsory in all tie State schoola.
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FOR ASSESSOR w. NJ. MoELROY is an
'ounced as an independent candidate for the
bfice of Assessor Of Taxes for Travis county.
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=, We are authorized to announce JNO. o.
Crimson as q candidate for reelection to the
iice Of Tax Collector at the election in No
aruhar naxf
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~ MIR. Alfred E. Townes.
Eyer who has been stopping
'ee Of Smith & Blackburn,
'1s building. committed
lag night late by shooting
fhe forehead. When the
building opened the door
nee yesterday morning,
found lying upon the
De, cold aud stlH In the
DEATH The blood had
y wound upon the
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Recent calculations by eminent geol-
ogists show the earth to be ct least
200, ooo, 900 years old.
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The sTATEsMAN is authorized to place before
he voters Of Travis county the name OF T w
EOLEN as an independent candidate for re-elec-
ton 70 the ONCE of State and County Assessor
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We are authorized to announce JOIN w.
BIRD as an independent candidate for Sheriff
of Travis county at the ensuing election.
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WILLIAM J. sUToR is candidate for re-
election 10 the Office OF In pector OF Hides and
Animals for Travis county.
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We are authorized to- sunsunce FRANK
BROWN as a candidate for reelection to the
Office OF Clerk Of the County Court of Travis
nrnnfu ~ the mt nlncfinn
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We are authorized to announce JAMES W.
SMITH as an independent candidate for re-
election to the office OF County Judge of Travis
ounty at the next election.
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The sTATEsMAE is authorized to place before
the vote OF Travis county the name OF j. 8
SIMPSON as a candidate for the Office OF Jus
tice Of the Peace for Precinct No. 3, at the
ensuing election.
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ANNOUNChmENGS.

r H WARD is before the voters- of Austin
as ca didate for the ONCE OF City Attorney at
the election to be held on the sixth Of septem-
Der.
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We are authorized to announce the name OF
W. TRYON DAVIS as a candidate for the Office
Of Inspector OF Hides and Animals fer Travis
county.
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devotson. lE9-s.ne rescued the
glove, then flung it in her face and
said, "Thst ends it," or words to that
effect, and Francis and the rest ape
plauded - not knowing, az Mobert
Browning has since OWNED, that the
lady knew what she was about. The
Jersey lily" of to-day commissioner
an admirer, the other afternoon, 20
fetch her a bunch OF onions from 3
huckster's cart. He went. but never
returned. And We warrant Mrs. Lang
try knew what she was about.
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JOHN r. DARRICoT presents mis- name be-
fore the voters Of precinct No. as an indepen-
dent candidate for Constable at the ensuing
election
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F. ZIMMERMAN, of Flskyille Is announced
as q candidate for the Office. of Cattle and Hide
Inspector OF Travis county.
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JUDGE J,:H. BURTs is before the voters Of
Travis county as q candidate. for the county
jndgeship. He is the nominee of the county
Democratic convention.
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A. J. JERNIG An is candidate for reelection
the office Of County Treasurer.
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JOHN C. WILSON is candidate for County
Assessor, subject 10 the action OF the Demo
ratio @ nv n'inn-
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Mr. 2. DoHHEis announced ss a candidate
for the sherifalty OF Travis county.
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We are authorized to announce K. HAIG-
LER as 8 candidate for Inspector OF Hides and
Animals for Travis county.
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We are authorized to announce E. q. CULLEN
Is candidate for hssessor of Travis county.
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announce myself as candidate for Hide
Inspector.
JONATHAN ROGERS
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hereby announce myself as candidate for
he position Of County Attorney.
EFT. MOORE.
CARL G. PALM is announced as a candidate
or the office OF assessor OF Travis county
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ERNST KRoHN is announced as a candi-
date for the Office OF cattle and hide inspector
foI Travis county.
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hereby announee myself as q ca didate for
the Office OF City Attorney, at the ensuing cleo
tion, TO be held on the seventh Of September
next. JNO. p C. WHITEHEAD.
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To the voters OF the city OF Austin: / am a
candidate for election to the Office OF City At
iorney OF the city Of Austin, at the special cleo
ton ordered to take place on the SIKH day Of
September, 1878. JOHN DOWELL.
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New YORK, August 13.-Gold opened
1908. Stocks generally strong Money
2 per cent. Gold 1001S. Exchange
long 4.S44; short ASH. State bonds
quiet Governments steady.
Cotton dull and easier; sales 500 bales;
middling uplands 12c; middling Or
leans 124c. Futures weak; August
79c; September 1 l. 4Sc; October IL. 25c;
November ll.07c; December II .O3c.
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uOuAs ouO III tuEuluS curve Iuo Gu
CINE jumped the track, and was COM
pletely wrecked. People was fatally
mangled.
New York, August 13.-Frank Nc
Coy and Daniel Watson, two desper-
ate characters, were arrested to-day on
suspicion of robbIng Cashier Stone, of
Hale's piano factory, several days ago.
New ORLEANS, August 13.-At the
State Lottery drawing to-day ticket
No. SO, 172 drew the capital prize of
$50, 600; sold at GraysoD, Crittenden
county, Arkansas. Ticket No. 344O
drew $40. 900; sold at Lafourche, Lou
isians. Ticket No. 80, PAT drew $4,000;
sold at Chicago.
FORT MONROE, August IS. - Secre-
tary McCIary arrived here this morn
ing
. PORTSMOUTH, August 10. - The
weather was unfavorable for the naval
review, as the wind was blowing half
q gale. Nevertheless there was large
number of spectators present. Her
Majesty the Queen, in the Royal yacht
Victoria and Albert, passed through
the feet. Broadside ships, turret
ships. sloops of war, gunboats and tor
pedo boats, numbering in all twenty
four men-of-war, were drawn up in
line, but no evoluslons were attempted.
PARIS, August 13.-The awards of
the international jury have not yet
beea published, but q considerable
number of successful companies are
known. American exhibitors are known
TO have more than q proportional share
Of medals and other awards. Among
the successful American exhibits are
McCOrmick's reaper, Wbeelock steam
engine, Woods reaper, Edison's tele-
phone, Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma
chine, American Watch Company,s
watches, Fairbanks scales, CoIIins's
axes, Disston's saws, WiIcox's lard
Farmers Friend grain drill, Johnston's
harvester, Pullman Palace cars, Rem
ington rifles and specimens Of Aneri-
can coal and wheat receive gold med
ais, aud it Is understood that Ameri-
can canned fruits and meats have