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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-22

TOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM on th'
II north east corner Of King and Union stree
the best location in the city for grocery ant
liquor store. Apply at this office. ap lS.tf
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DRY GOODS.

ELANNEL-White Shaker Red Blue al
A. Gray twied-very cheap.
oct ID WIN. N. BERKELEY.
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Crazy Leet.,

NEW YoRK,-<August a. John E,
Leete was brought before Judge Flanner,
Of the Tombs police court thisi morning,
Thslcharge made by the officer was dis.
orderly conduct and before The Magistrate
could iitereogate him he waved his arms
In sdeclamatory manner, and turning To-
the audience launched out In q vigorous
invective In dennncia,ion ,ofzhis enemiea.
He protested that there was conspiracy
10 ipmure him In ioulSandioathsome
dungeon whersshe could not be heard
from again, under the form iof Star
Chamber proceeding, and with an ex.
trayagant gestichlation he cried aloud:
sIs there no person here tospfotect messs
The Magistrate decided to commit him 70
the charge off, the Commissioners Of
Charity and Corrections with. view to
an examiuation OF his mentals Condition.
Some aftifce had.to be employed to leave
the court room.- Castingshis eyes in the
direction Of the prison-boxt he shrank
back with an air. OF dismayland exclaim.
ed in tremuIous tone, "That 10 the road
to perdition." SThe ofiieer4,then con-
Quoted him out at the front door, gently
soothing his patient by kind,wo otds. Z.
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AQUATIC,
FIRE RECORD.
$4,000 Fire At peirolia.

PrrsBuaou, August ia special
from Petrolia, Pa, says: AT A o'clock
this morning a FIRE broke out in W. b
Leads building, corner Oft Railroad and
Main streets, which totally destroyed
that building and the Boulger House,
Griffin &ssonefelfs Hotel and billiard
room, Cen teani a Hotel, Ismiths restsu-
rant, Pennss lvaniaS Transpot tations Co. =
building, II. l.. Taylor & Co. Offices aud
dwellings, 3. Jennings oiiicei, Oil ES
change building, western Udjoa 'Tele-.
graph Co.'S Offices and sLIINs lfelands
Machine Shops. Loss estimated at S50,-
900; covered by insurance.
DErRorr, August ia Ere in Newa-
goo, Mich, last night, destroyed Skin.
her 3 sash and blind factory. 1oss, 81, goo
No insurance. The work Of an incendiary,
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Of entire sAncti6cation.UI j am, not pre-
pared TO say how many, but the meeting
Is not go far fruitful In results as In for,
mer years. Why this Is II becomes mol
me TO say. "God moves 10 mysterious
way" sometimes.
Ats meeting Of the Camp Meeting As
sociation this morning, the following
members were elected for the ensuing
year: Presiding Elder W. O. Wilson, ]
Melvin Richards, Alfred Tomlinsou, Jos
Bodley, Chas. q. Deiters, John Bailie, ]
=. Hooton, Col. WIN. Alexander, J. Alex
Ewing, Abram Jones, Rev. D. 81. <. Dix
Alfred Gaines,S Rev. g. G. Rildlng
Thos. Hammond, Martin Helms and A
L, Pelley. -.
The following committees were ap-
Executive-Rev. W. C. Wilson, Rev,
D. q. K. Dix, Joshua Lancaster, J. Mel.
win Richards, William Alexander, J. 8.
Riggs, James Bodley, John Bailie, =
A'pti Prddsn.isi-yilliam, SS,iSi Alexander, Jas.
Bodley,i John g. Riggs, J. Alex. Ewing
and y, Melvin Richards.
Inprovement-wm. Alexander, Geo.
Edysrds, Joseph Bodley, John s. Riggs
and d. r. Bell. :
Tents-WilliSm Alexander, J. E. Hoo.
ton, J. Melvin Richards, James Bodley
and Alfred Games.
The receipts nj the two gates Yesterday
amounted 10 about S400, some 1000
tickets being sold. This iasbetter than
the previous years. hA y
/! REfoRTER.x
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Opinions on the Political Situation.
Tendency Of Southern Democrats
Towards Reputation.
Their Success Means Repeal oftho
Resumption Aot,
And General Generalization Of the
Finances.
He Looks for Large Republican
Gains Throughout the South.

BUFFALO, August 1s.-Postm ss,er Gen
eral Key, speaking Of the rumors OF Ii,
candidacy ior Governor of Tennessee b
the anti imitation Democrats and Repub
licans, says: I have never given II an,
serious thought, as I never have aspired
to be Governor OF Tennessee. As TO be-
| ing associated with General Grant on th,
Presidential ticket in 1880, The Postmas.
ter General answers. they would have /,
find something a great deal worse to 90,
before making him angry. With refer
ence 10 Southern politics. he said III,
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POTTER.

New York, August 19.-The Pottel
COMMITTEES resumed It's sessions to-day
John E, Leete's apparent insanity wa
generally discrediied. His vile anc
children are sick with yellow fever il
New orleAns, which, with the exeitemen
OF testifying before the ommittee, may
have caused arrangement Of mind. -
A telegram was5 received from Cover
nor Kellogg in Chicago denying Eseyera
statements Of Leete in his testimony, ant
saying that Leete had been for month";
past Begging for an Office, and, latterll
threatening and denouncing him BECAUSE
be did not receive one. Any statement
that Packard or himself. or theNleadine
RepubI LEANS, ever.t took Leete INTO party
councils. would bereceived withdefisior
in Lopiaiana.
As MR. Home;swho was expected te
testify, did not put in an appearance, the
Sergeant.at.Arms. was directed to compe
his attendance before the committee 10.
morrow. -
General Butler then called attention te
his request, made last week, regarding
the refusal OF Senator Matthews to ap
pear. He now moved the fact Of his ser
vice by a subpoena, and his failure tt
come before the committee be entered or
the minutes, and that the committee re-
port him 10 the House for action in the
matter. s.....-..--.-..,y-.--. e.
Mr.. Potter said he had lost sight O.
General Buffers motion but remembered
II and would entertain IL now. BE pu
the motion and itSwas unanimously re
solved to report SenatoriMatthews to ths
House as being in contempt: g 4
There being no witnesses the comnitses
adjourned till tomorrow.
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Horrible Double Murder-arrest
OF Suspected Parties:

Council RLUFFs, Iowa, August 19.-
A cold biooded double murder was COM
mitted near Pacific Junction, 20 miles
south Of this city, on Saturday night.
The victims were John Tyrans and VIM.
Doran, both Of them day laborers in .
stone quarry. When last seen alive they
were walking along the track en- route TO
their homes, about FIVE miles distant, aud
were found at the side OF the road litter
ally riddled with shot. Doran was known
by his fellow laborers TO haye hundred
dollars on his person when he quit work
on Saturday evening, and It is supposed
this was the incentive to the deed. Cir
eumstances point to a young man named
John McCreary, another workman at
the quarry as the guilty party, and he
was arrested to-day, also his father and
brother. Young MeCreary left the quar-
ry on Saturday with shot gun and when
taken into custody had an ,unurual guam
tity Of money on his person. LYnching
is strongly talked OF. . u.fs,a -
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-, rom this District.

-. .,r,,i., Of Hancock, Brooke and
80, , ssua,or to elec! this fall, TO
n Si'. b.,..uey occurring at the close .. o.
=, " w.. II Alfred Caldwell, Esq. It ia
;.,a+,,. = to bear in mind that a confer
=. id i. held between the delegates
~ =. a. .br.e counties at Moundsville'
t.,,i. d, orglni.,IiOn Of the cOngre'si0n'
,lc.,ur.Iou, for the purpose oil select
t..,,,did... We presume that Mr.
c'g,Jl ill be renominated by the De-
sS,,,, Who The Republican candi-
y, iii h i. not apparent at this
,,ai,,. Il. must, Of course, come from
si, srrty. Hon. Nv. II. TArr, Of Brooke
Id. Aoidiug over SENATOR
,,, s. Newman was nominated at
q, yr,inviIle on Thursday last as
a. Ruaf,tlc candidate to represent
4. a,lis, composed Of the counties Of
V,sbLl. W.,,.l and Marion in the State
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POLITICs.

WASHINGTON, Augu.t 1s.-The Na.
tional Repubiieaa states authentically
that voters in the different depart.
ments will be granted the usual leave
ot absence TO attend the elections in
their several States, and further, that the
President has contributed TO the Repnb.
lican campaign fund ever since he came
into public lie. LAST year he contrib
uted $500 to, the Ohio fund and this year
be has done better and Is not yet done con-
tributing. Every member Of the Cab
met has also contributed this year.
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Army Movements ON the Mexican
l't-. Border. ROB 'f'."


GALVESTON, August 19.-The following
Is statement OF the recent movement OF
troops as near rs can be ascertained: 0n
the night Of the 18th Col. Young with
two batallions Of cavalry crossed the Bio
Graule and surrounded Newtown; in the
morning they charged the town for the
purpose ofcsp.uring the notorious stock
thief Areola, but be had fed, riding off
bareback. The Aicalde Of Newiown was
interviewed and induced to accompany
Col. Young 10 this aide Of the river, when
he stated that Areola stole cattle from
Texas for a living, taking The stolen stock
to Mexico, where be sold 1t, the regular
Mexican troops being the purchasers,
the Mexican officers knowing the stock
10 be stolen. The Alcalde al.o gave In
formation duplicating high American
officials in the robberies. Owing to the
hisn water part Of Mackenzie's forces
failed to cross and The trail Of the stolen
stock being obliterated Col. Youngs COM
mand was forced to return. Some MeIi.
can troops arrived at Newtown from the
direction OF Piedras Negsas on the 17th,
but made no demonstration against the
American troops.
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The Yellow Fever Still Spreading.

Great Suffering in tho Afflicted
Districts. j.
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SAVANNAH, August l9.- In conse-
auence OF the numerous false stRtemenia
regarding the health Of the city, the
Sanitary Board announce that In the
present sumuier not q single case Of yel'
low fever has been either OF the quatan---
line ot Ia The vicinity Of the city, and the
general health OF the city Ia nnprece-
dentedly good. ' POW ''''
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About the neai and Dumb

CoLuMuus, O., August l9.-At the st.
noon session OF the Convention paperi
on the instruction Of deaf aud dumb
pAupers In the Deaf and Mute 1nstitu'
lion, newspapers and proper reading fol
The deaf aud dumb, and on religious In
struction without inducing sectarian bias
we're read BY A. B. Greene, Of Ohio, g. 8
Shilling, Of Wisconsin, and Doctor Reed
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HUNGARY.

PsrH, August 19.-The opposition
journals and leaders take advantage o.
the popular excitement about the occur
rences in Bosnia TO denounce the Imper
ial Cabinet and charge them with sending
Magyars to slaughter with the object o.
securing their determination. The Hun
garian troops have been the principal snf'
terers at Maglaj, Tuzla and Stola,E.
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Obituary.

NASHVILLE, TENN, August 10. hon.
Barted Peyton died at his residenee In
GaIlstih yesterday afternoon. He was !,
q Representative 10 Congress from 1853
to 1887 served on the staff Of General
Taylor 10 the Mexican war, was appoint,
ed Minister to Chilli by President Fill.
more; afterwards was U. District At
torney for LouRiaps prie.iced law in
San Francisco in 1850; was State Elector
10 Tennessee on, the, Bell and Everett
ticket. Al one time be was an extensive
stock raiser, and always q liberal patron
Of the turf. y. - - - =.
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Of a National Bank.

QUINCY, ILLa, August l9,-The Flrsl
National, the only National Bank 10 this
city, stiAs Suspended. The large tobacco
6rm OF Harris, Beebe 4 Co. were unable
o meet the paper due the bank aud made
Il necessary TO take this step. Some
Years ago burglars: stole 500, 900 from
the bank. No statement given .ex.
cen. that the direc,ors and officers say
that all the liabilities will be met.
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Bound for california.

CLEVELAND, O., August l9-Postmaa
ter General Key and party arrived herr
from the East this evening, on their way
10 Minnesota and California. The party
consists Of the Postmaster General, hi
wife and two daughters; 6. A. Key ane
wife, DR.. J. II: Baxter and wife, Johr
Jamison and G. NJ. Hindley. They will
leave on the early morning train fol
Chicago.
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Mouin1dsvilie.
MouspsvILLE CAMr MEETING,

80, MouaDsvILLE CAMP MEETING, |
20 r'tsis'. E Aug. 10th, 1878. i
Correspondence Of tho Inteiligencer. "
The great crowd Of yesterday has gone,
but a goodly number slill lingsr, and the
meeting still promises 10 be one oil interest
during the week. It Ia not stated as yet
when the meeting will close, but not be.
fore Wednesday night or Thursday morn!
iug. Rey.W. G. Wilson, sour presiding
elder, is again confined TO his tent, and
fears are entertained that he will not be
able tor work during the meeting. This
Is great drawback 10 the meeting. al
though Rev. Dix is doing all man can
do to make the services what they should
be, but when the leader falls the army is
generally to some extent disabled.
The, morning service at the stand was
led by Rev. H, q. Sanford, Of Marshall
Circuit. - go
Rev. ). NJ. Warden, Of Moundsville
Station, preached at half past ten o'clock,
taking for his text-"For We know that,
II our earthly house Of this tabernacle
were dissolved, we have a building of
God &c. 1.-THE points made were as fol1
lows: l. The present state ot the good
and the pious-the people Of God. 2.
The saints future residence. J 8. The de.
sire .they,have to be freed from the one
and to enjoy the other. These with nu.
merous subdivisions constituted the dis
course which was delivered, in Brother
Wafdeu's usual earneststyle. 'SsuiIu"
The children's meeting at the taberna-
Gle was we'll attended this afternoon,
Rev. Reihldaffer, of, Benwood, led the
meeting, and very interesting talks were
given by 4 number OF others. We were
especially pleased with the talk OF Rev.
CASTOR, Presby yterian minister Of Bellaire,
Ohio. lie has the happy and rare gilt of
talking TO children Ia q manner 70 truly
interest them. Mrs. Bell, of Wheeling
Island, also gave q very affecting talk
The 8 o'clock service now opens At The
ntand by singing u am coming, Lord Z
Prayer By Rev. Reihldaffsr. As Il threat.
ened rain the congregation adjourned
from the stand % the Tabernacle, where,
after singing, rev. osson, oi Dehai,e,
preached from the words, aAnd know the
love Of Christ which passeih knowledge
All kno wledge does not give pleasure, but
the knowledge given BY the loyeo! Christ
will give endless pleaSure' Nothing has
more effect upon us than the power oi
love. ~ How does this loveot Christ
studies Si ths i9ors pleasure mel ~. M g
the more e,nndefstand the heighm and
depths Of this love the more pleasure
does Il give. Christ loves us with an
everlasting love. We love . Christ be.
cause he first loved na. We cannot Tell
why he loves Us. We cannot tell how
much be loyee ua We Eenesslly Judge
OF the strength oi love by what We are
willing TO suffer for the object Of our
love. The speaker here referred to
number Of instance oi human love
where persons were willing to suffer even
death for those they loved But Christ
showed his lovs,to ns In that, while We
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oLooMY nEpoRrs FROM oAsHMERE.
TURKEY.
Turkey Wants Something Def.
---- ---------- mite. ---- - -----

CoNsrAHTrsoPLE, August 19.-Instruc.
tious have been sent to Caratheodore
Pasha to begin the Convention If Aus
tria will agree that occupation shall
cease when the Powers declare that the
reforms promised by the Porte have
been satisfactorily applied.
The Porte, replying 10 the representa-
tions Of some Ambassadors, declares II
has no money to organize Gen de
Armarie, employ judges, or otherwise
realize the promised reforms.
Rusten Pasha, the Roman Catholic
Governor Of Lebanon, will probably be
appointed Governor Of the New Province
OF Eastern Roumelia.
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TnG#telhgetrftr
m. convention.

A'aI A.i.Ir,.in will leave the B. q y
A'i's'I, r., II, Republican cOnsteasiOna .eH.
v" q'..'i,s ~ At Noupd'ViIle at 8 O'Clock o'l'
,', o''',u'' morning. Round trip ticket .
i'S.% lS.., siIl be sold a. The ticket ,l,'. Of
. Ts, \. ..It u,iu will be II: The regular
y ~ ~ y, u.iO, which will be , ra'Ae,
sSA :, ,bo.. ubo desire to be present d
y. - |" ".,r.nir.sion Of the Convention ,1 o.a a
8 ts~s ~. The delegates from the ifss' ,ts'
'.sa s..i.. will arrive at MouHd'vlIle Is
~ ,.s', ~aI ,ip The morning, and ina'maon a u,
ss s..ir.bls to complete the Tork o.
y, W. ,c,,,,stiou at "elrIy az hour in the e
y 's.~oos u possible it is !! impO''ap. D. 10 =
l'....,, Ia'j" d. body before diOnst' i II =
s,s.j, ,b.rlor, that all Id delegate, a,tan IRON
y n. a d The district will Try and Do on
~, !, b, .b.s o'clock special train on
r,,d.y morning,
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MyBfeFious Death OF a. BANK
Cashier-He Kept His Own Se'
erets and the Combination o.
the safe Lock.
cnEvEIAsp, August ia Cantor
Ohio special 10 the Leader says: Chas
F. ,Hane, chashier of the Exchange Bank
wa. found this morning In ,theian room
in the third story OF Trump Block in a
a dyingcondition.s Immediate inyestiga'
tion showed that he had taken bis life By
poison. The frat suspicion was aroused
last night when Mr.. Hane failed TO re-
turn home at his usual hour. Search
began last night snd lasted until nnt
o'clock this morning when the uniortu-
I nate man was found. Chas. F. Hane wal
about thirty years old, andan active ant
reliable business man. No eause can b.
Assigned for the raSh' act. Deceased waI
OF y melancholy disposition and Of late
apparently despondent anddepressed; oc'
easioned mostly by poor health. iTh'
financial condition OF the bank Is not n
present kno Wn, ,the dead cashier being III,
only one 10 possession OF The combina-
lion Of the safe which isnot yet open.
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AUSTRIA.
Troops and Ammunition.

vienna. August 19.-Troops, ammu-
milton and material are constantly leav.
ing for the South. Great depression
prevails. The people do not believe in
official assurances that the Porle, Servia
and Montenegro do not support the in.
Burgeuts. ...
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~
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
GENERAL NEWS.
SEVERAL HEAVY FAILURES.
81
Eighty Thousand Dollars Worth Of
oil Burned at Petroleum.
Potter Committee Out of Witnesses.
b2
Nobody Wants Anything to Do With
the Dirty Farce.
Tho Yellow Fever Still Spreading.
Great Suffering in the afflicted
RI SS
Terrible Death Rate in e,spada.
Terrible Death Rate in Grenada
Famine Ia Calcutta Still Appalling.
Heavy Destruction of,OiL

~PErRoLEuM, W. Va, Aus. 10.
Special 10 The Intellisencer: e.
Last night an gil tan k'was struck by
lighting causing feto burst and setting
FIRE to flour other tanks filled with oil
also, burning three tank houses engine
and boiler, otallydestroying about three
thousand barrelsSof oil. Thezloss ia
about $4,000. The tanks belonged to
Church &Co. P.
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ITALY.


RoME, August 49, German Crown
Prince Frederick William and Prince
Bismarck sent the Pope congratulatory
kilograms on his name,day or feast day
Of Saint, after whom the Holy Father was
named.
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/; CASUALTIES.
Struck by Lightning.

DAsy1LIr, QuIBtc, August l9.-Jacob
HSddcsf, oITafFIft, Va instantly / /, till. 1 !:
ed BY lightning last evening while on his
way from church. His wife and two
children were in the carriage with him
The vile escaped, but the children were
seriouaiy burned.
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FAIR Polsr, n. Y, August 19.-Rev.
Dr.. Warren gave an interesting lecture
this morning on "The Significance Of the
Universe" Rev. ousberH, Of Cleveland,
lectured to.nlgltt on 1.-THE World Without
the Rihls.n ....s ...a. ai
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DGraorr, August ia telegram from
Mackinaw City, this morning, reports the
propeller Java sunk of Point Sable
Lake Michigan, at half past 8 yesterday
morning, and 10 q total loss. Her star.
board coupling broke. All hands saved.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, August 1s.-Senator
Blaine and family, while out riding yes.
terday, were caught in . violent storm
which frightened the horse and 1t ran
away, wrecking the carriage. The Sem
ator only was injured, receiving many
painful bruises.
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MONTREAL, August l9.-The dividend
sheet Of the late firm Of Bond Brothers,
brokers, insolyent shoWs the liabilities
70 be S9l9,000, upon which the assets
Willonly pay cent on the dollar.
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TEN,NEssEE.

NAsHvlLIE, August 1s.-The City
Council to-day rejected the bill to estab-
lish q quarantine against the Southern
cities proposed BY the Board Of Health.
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KesnlnetI Morlr.

PorrsvnLE, August ls.-The Breake,
boys employed at DE-. Broyasta colliery
Centralia. who struck for an advance o.
wages last week, resumed work to-day OF
a basis Of the wages previously paid.
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Weather Indications.
WAl DHPAATHKNf,
OBBicu OF THR CHIHg sipaAL OgVicRR.
WARRINGTON, D. C., August 20-l a. Y,

WARRINGTON, D. C, August 2o-i a. w.
PBoHAnttITIRs.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
warmer veering TO southerly winds, sta
tionary or lower pressure.
For the Lower Lake Region, partly
cloudy weather, possibly oceasional
rains, variable winds, nearly stationary
pressure and temperature.
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marIier an.l saielsle

DErRo+, sAdsds. is.l .lCaptain A. q:
Coates, q we'll known tug owner, eho. ana y,
Killed himself and vile At sangatuek,
Mich, last night. Cause unknown z
syir u tlNstle - teo9s 0's4i w
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Seven Went out Three Came

DAvESroRr, 10, Aug, 10 Sever
young stedes went out sailing on The
river ye.lvrday, and being poor sailors a.
well a. swinmers, they capsiEsd aud
four were drowned. There names are
John Pierson, Swami johnson, Andrew
Bloom and Frank Westham. None ol
the bodies have been recovered.
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Relief ior I elbow Fever sufferers

Relief Ior yellow Fever SuiiereFs
BALTIMORE, August l9.-The police Of
this city have sent S57S to Memphis and
Grenada.
NEw YoaK, August 1s,-The total
amount received Ia this city 10 day for
Grenada wss $3.50.
CoLuABus, August l9.-A collection o.
S56 has been taken up for the New Or.
leans yellow fever sufferers.