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TESTIMONIALS:

TESTIMONIAL:
The success which the. KENMORE, HIGH
SCHOOL has achieved in the, preparation and n
University Of Virginia ha 8 fully justified the
Recommendations Of this excellent School to the
public at its beginning. regard IL as very
- 30 g, 81. VENABLE.
iva en- sod Prof. Mathematics, u. Va,
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
August o, 1875
Cleared Yesterday.
gpan bark K Ii Junie, Eihsras. for Barcelona
Nf''' Puig, Corral &es
sohr Jacob NJ Haskell, Robbinss for Pensacola, 10
ballast master
Arrived
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Pedro Moulton, from GuayanilIa. P 4, via
Nassau for Falmouth, g. before reported 90 having
nut into Nassau IN distress, and there sold part Or
cargo To defraT expenses put into Key " est apeht
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sTHAMHOATss

No arrivals from sea yesterday
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August s--66 sacks potatoes pkgs eggs SEWN
3 do l. Terrebonne-l sack wool bdls green hldes
John Calder 6 do pkgs eggs L Surle &co-2 do l.
Ribolet-13 do Rykoski i Manade--1 Dbl sugar Jos
Vtgnes-4 pkgs eggs A Bourg-sundr1es to order
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The first bale Of new FLORIDA cotton vas received
At Savapnah yesterday IRON Montieeho.
bill was introduced yesterday into the Provincial
Parliament oil Britlsn Columbia TO tax each Chinese
person 500 " year
Mrs Rose Bondso, Of Cohoss, used a can OF ksro-
seus last evening 10 lis rug ure Her clothes took
nrc, and she IVES literally roasted alive.
A. a. 1uliis, = wealthy unmarried iarmer, otGrand
Island, Sacramento county, Ca, was murdered W
some person unknown on Thursday evening
A nrs yesterday ~ Proves damaged the stocks
OF several hfms Of jewclry manu- acturcts Ia fnzgei
AIDS building, on Frsnosbip street, to tho extent Of
avout $40, 600
W. Frank Turner lately absconded from Mode
town. n. Y. IL was stated tbst In addition TO
his youns Orange county vile he has another ~itn
four children In Kansss. lie IN now claimed by "A
thtrd, whom ne married at Seneca Falls y. T., IN
June, 1875, whore ne called himself sidney Bake lie
Is musician, aud says he deserved IRON the BRUSH
army
The will Of the late Colonel stephen T. olney. OF
Provldence r. L., makes q contingent bequsst OF
81 900 TO the Rhode Island HoIpita, tl5.t0J 10 tue
Hume Tor Men, $40. 900 to the Cudren's Friend
Yocciy, anu an indefinite but probably i.rgc sum 10
Asa Cay, Of Csmbridge. Mass, and William n. Csuby.
OF Wilmington, Del, ~ trust 70 oromote tho study vi
botany In Rhode Island
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HELD FOR MURDER.
JULIo cosToFRAz DECLARED THE AS ASSN OF
MATTHEW NJ ,TrHEEoN

JULIo cosToFaAz DECLARED THE AS ASSN OF
MATTHEW NJ ,TrHEIoN
LBy rzLlG .APa TO THE R,Lp1
Troy, n. ", August 3, ISIS
The Coroners Jury to-day terminated their Inquest
at Licoe, Canada, aud held the Italian named Julio
Cosiotrsz, Tor tue murder Of sink dealer from
Montreal nsmed Mathew Mstheron. The crime was
com mttea Oh the 24th ult Mattneron Rouse's
Point in response to Letter IRON CostoIraz aud
took W tn HIM quantity OF SILK aud 5000 Tue
same day the started out in boat Tor sail aup
Ricnslieu River. During the alter noou Cosloiraz
returned alone ana Was much excited Mattheron was
well known in the village, and When any one asked
where no was the other replied that his companion
pLrixG wrrn THE PLUMBER
Later IN the day boy naIueI MandI.o was hired to
CostofraZ along the river TO Lacolie, small rail-
ROAD station north OF Rvuse's Point At Lucille
truaK gins 10 the same per sou was taxed tro
the station Wy Costuraz, VINO presented check Tor
II which was taken from Tho pocket OF his COM
panion.
RIVER GIVES ur TEE DEAD.
The second DAY alter body was found floating in
the river Recognized Matthrrou's. The
head was greatly mutiated, with long g,shes Oh the
iorehead aud The sAuli crushed H. la Que OF the
locke.s oil To murdered man VAS found The letter
from CostUfruz asking hin TO come TO Rouso's Point
THE cCLPalr TRACKED
letter was received by the w.te ofCostorsz q lew
days alter. signed by u fictitious name 2iving his
Whereabouts. A detective oh aimed possession OF It
aud followed him 10 Kingston, IN Canada. where he
was arrested, and with nim were found the trunks
ana gold watch OF MaLthcron. He was tukan to the
cemetery aud confronted with thu oody of his victim
winch was exnumei tor that purpose
wnKRE WILL mE Be TRIED?
question has arisen whether tho trlal will be held
In the United States Canada. tho body dis
covered north of the lne. but ,he deed
United American territory. Deceased was re ed
30 be worth considerable money, most OF which IS
supposed 70 have been made BY ug sng. CostofraZ
~ CHI 0l tue Canada but will
PROBABLY 10 tried Tor the murder At Pattsbu in Chm
ton county, tins State. He was music teacher aud
jewslsr, AND au Ita lian.
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MIDNIGHT W. ATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. J
OVYIcE or TIKI CniwY SIGNAL OPricRR,
wAsuISGros, August al A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OYYICE OF TIKI CniEP SIGNAL OPYicRR,
wAsuiSGros, August al A. H.
Indications
For New England, clear or partly cloudy weather,
,,ant variable winds. stationary temperature and sta
tiouary or higher pressure.
For the Middle Atlantic States and lower lake re-
gion clear weather. followed bv increasn: coudness
and possibly by occasional rains Light, variable
winds, mostly southeriy, nearly stationary tempera
ture und pressure
For the South Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather. occasional rains, variable winds. mostly
light south westerly, nearly stationary pressure and
temperature
For the Gulf States, partly cloudy weather, occa-
sonai rains. ngnt, variable winds, mostly souther y,
stationary Temperature, falling followed by rising
barometer.
For Tennessee and tue ohio Valley. warmer, partly
cloudy weather. occasional rains, variable WINDS,
stationary pressure.
For the upper lake region. the Upper Mississippi
and Lover Missouri valleys, partly cloudy weather,
ssionai rains, variable winds, nearly stationary
temperature and barometer.
Tho Ohio River will slowly rise below Cincinnati.
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DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.

WEST RANDOLPH, VT, Au gust 3, 1873
About four O'Clock this morning Nike VIM, who
lived near this village. alter partially dressing him.
self, shot bis sleeping child, babe ten months Of
age with revolver He then shot his wife, the ball
taking effect In her lett side. His eldest child boy
OF about eleven years, hearing the noise, hastily
came down stairs, wnsn his father triod 10 XII
him, but he escaped and gave tho alarm The
murderer then asd toward mo nils Wnsn near the
railroad bridge no mid IN tho bushe.. Search at
once commenced aud the murderer tracked to the
railroad and finally to his hidipg place. When he
saw 'trat his pursuers were close upon him he shot
himself and was found dead. IL 10 supposed ne was
the rash act by depression from brooding over
troubles aud III health. Al last accounts rs
and there Is no hope OF her recovery The child will
nrohnhIY 1.-Two.
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A-lo ANY LOVING yourH or MAID

A-Io ANY LOVING YOUTH OR MAID
The l.asrsnce Of a ks, Is married
Whence. me teeth eth become ,n dseIyyed;
And as no, all the wiles Of art
Can wsken none. one 'ena thrill . o. Bill"
Or counterfeit a bsimy Kiss.
who would the priceless booi fore o.
WIN s0lopoNT. rs .eionce knows.
Can %,ss ,se ,,o, as ,a sss As ,s .n:"
sozoDoxT
This liquid dentiee renders the teeth peay
white gives to the breath odor ertnsushns
the III humors which usually How neglected set OF
teeth thasa beneficial effect rpon tho whole economy
Of the mouth For twenty year. soZoDoNr has
boon before the public. aud 1t, Increasing popularity
SPEAK. volume. Tor II, merits Sold bv drussiHs every.
where. tine BETH. will last sir months
AN OLD WELL. TRIED REMEpY.
MAS. WIN, lows SOOTHING SYRUP Tor 9 tldrer
....slss cure s.'sn's ,SS a., eafs s5r coli aud
AFFAIR NETS PHARMACY BIBLE HOUSE -
Pure m,dcins.. d,ets,ics. mineral waters aud toilet
necesssres AZ low prices
ALEs, WINES AND Bor,IE LIQUORS FOR
the family use. j. J. STAFF. no Chsm0ersst.
AsToR HOUSE SHOE srURE-sfERN AMERl.
GaIrEas. 81; DREss smo,s ST. slrrs"s. " 60 srE.N
ysrclay st
AMERICAN STYLE OF SHOES SUMNER
guoss al reduced prices uEls i0I Nasssust.
CAMPBELL, CHEMIST AND APorHEcARY, COR
ncr sth aud sth st. Pure Medicines aad Pfeserip
tton. PREPARED with care
DR. RlCoRD'o ESSENCE or LIFE RESTORES
manhood Ia tour weeks failure Impossible IS
Sole snt. Dr. JACQUES. University place. Sew f,rs
HAIR DYE.-BArCHEloR's HAIR DYE SOLD
by sists Applied stc brsssi tact 10 BSnds
INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY, BROWNS
pAsACtA Will relieve the ID.
bowels side collie asm aud cramps. -1c
MALARIA.-iIiE GREAT TONIC, THERMALINE
cnls aud tevrr 25c. LoN Never Known " tail
Demand daily increasing.
PKlNfiNG
or Alt KINDS
DONE CUkAP fUK case
Ar THk METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING OFfICE,
~ ANN Of.
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FATAL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
GALLIroLls. ONO. August 8. IS

GALLiPoLIs, ONO, August 3, 1873
The towboat Brilliant, having Ia tow SIX barscs OF
iat and SIX OF COAL from pomeroy Tor Louisville, cx
podsd her boilers opposite Gslpolis Island at six
o'clock this evening and instantly sunk u total wreck.
One barge Of coal was sunk the balance OF the tow
was safety landed. Her crew numbered eighteen men,
j. H. shumaksr, captain. Of Mason Guy. ". Va, aud
John George, ash hsuer, OF Portsmouth, OHIO. are
known to be killed. j. s. shumskcr, pilot; William
stanley, watchmsD; Charles Il. Zedsr, cook; Charles
lcdisr, caoio poy. were dangerously wounded, and
scorss w. SbumAker, clerk; W. j.. jones, pilot;
Isaac Piles, Portsmouth, fireman, were shghiiy
wounded. All the wounded were brought here aud
are beng carefully attended BY citizens II is thought
that j. :. shumaksr, Charles B. and Chsr'~. "~S =
-,i dtA IN. nichL
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MURDER AND OUTRAGE BY TRAMPs.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August :, 1873.
A despatch from Burlington. Iowa. says that on
Thursday afternoon tranps stopped NJ far mer's
house near Trenton, Henry county ana after getting
good dinner from the farmers VIE and learning
that her husband would not be home I'LL evening,
suddenly seized her outraged her person and lsit her
iiiseifsite They had stopped tue CRIES Of the Iarm
cE's hsie, augnlsvc by roiliug bor up tightly IN
byapksl. When unrolled the cnild was nearly suno-
Gated ana died III hour The neignbors are scour-
iug the Country for toe henoa
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CHATAUQUA REFORM CONGRESS.

FAIRPoISr, August 3, 1878
The Chaiauqua Reform Congress opened this morn
Ing The Rev DR.. Vincent, OF New York, presided,
anu made an address TO large audience. Tho chair.
man read letter from Anthony Comstock, of New
York, agent OF the society tor the Suppression OF
Vice. G. b. Stout of New Jersey, read a report OF
the natiouai temperance work, and tho Row. T. l..
Flood reported IN behalf OF tho Society for the Pre-.
venti0n OF Cruelty 10 Animals. Mr.. Horace bamis,
OF Hornsllsviie Y, delivered long and terest-
ing address hs experience IN temperance work.
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FIdaTrNG THE YELLOW FEVER.
Trrom the New Orleans Picayuns. July 81.

The President OF the Board Of Health
Ihiuks that n the people stay out Of
me injected localities a. much as posi-.
BILE, aud carry cut the sanitary regulations
recommended By the Board. that the spread OF the
disease be retarded. There was . large sale Of
fisinfscapts yesterday, and the suggestions of the
Board seem TO have been adopted BY many persons
throughout the city
II 10 now thought By some physicians that while
the number OF csses may increase from day 10 day,
The percentage Of mortality viii decrease and the type
Of lever being thoroughly understood viii yield
readily 70 Abe proper treatment
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THE POTTER COMMITTEE.

TO MEET IN NEW YORK CITY ON THE 18TH
INST.
WASHINGTON August 3, 1873.
letter received here to-day from Hon. GARRISON
N. Potter, chairman oil the Invesi eating Committee,
states that the committees win resume sessions IN
New YORK city ON tho 18th inst, aud that the men,
bcrs OF The MacVeigh Commission have been sum.
Md vii nesyes.
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TORNADO IN NORTH CAROLINA

SERIOUS DAMAGE LY WIND AND HAIL-DUlLD-
IAds DEMOLISHED.
INK TRLEGR,Pa TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, August 3, 1873.
Yesterday Atsvnooa terrific tornado surprising
In fsry any blow Known for years. passed over tho
regios, about Plymouth N G., accompanied BY an ex
traordr1ary tan Of nai caus ny great destruction TO
various descriptions Of property. Numerous frame
Lousez aud ali sorts OF fencing were prostratoJ the
largest trees uprooed, valuable live stock Killed, and
great damage done TO the growing corn
aud other crops In Plymouth Baptist church
wus blown dow n aud other houses damaged. On tho
large Of Colonel Asa johnson, just outside
tho all the negro quarters, barns, stables ana
all outbu ildinss were swept sway, aud only tho
strongest and heaviest portions OF the stately man
sion were lsit standing All that section OF country
ia the path Of tho tornad do 81 fered similarly.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Miss Mary Anderson arrived from Liverpool In the
steamship City Of Montreal yesterday and Is at the
S,urievant. State Treasurer James Mackin Is at tho
Filth Avenue Judge W. s. Chisholm, OF Georgia. Is At
the New York. Rev. Dr. samuel r. Wilson, OF
Louisville, Is at the Grand. William wArreD, the
comedian, Is At the Windsor.
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ANOTHER TRAMP OUTRAGE.

BaArrLEBoRo. VT, August 3. 1878
Afturtesn year Old adopted daughter OF Mr. Ed
ward Crosby was brutaily outraged by tramp about
eleven O'Clock this mornng wrhn a snort distance
OF her home. handkerch,st was drawn tightly over
her mouth, ~ ppresstug her screams. reward Of
$500 10 offered Tor the arrest OF the villain.
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SITTING BULL NOT INCLINED TO FIGHT.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BisMAgCK ID. T., August g. 1875.
A letter from Major Walsh, at Wood Mountains.
under date reports that The hostile sioux are
gathering In one big camp fifteen miles west OF Wood
Mountain post Tor medicine dance. The Major In
sisis there hostile movement on loot, aud says
there less appearance that sitting Bull n-
tened crossing the line Ho says the hostnss have
little ammunition and tho traders on the British side
hsvo very little 10 sell them.
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MICHAEL REESE'S ESTATE.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 8, ISIS
Michael Reese, the news OF whose death at Wallen-
stein, Germany, was received here to-day leaves
estate approx mated at slo 900 900 more, and with
the exception OF Senator Sharon, the largest real
estate IN this city. Some years ago he made
wi leaving the great blik oil his estate 10 benevolent
IN stitutOns
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FLORiLINE,

for the teeth aud breath l. thu best liquid dentrce In
the world IL thoroughly ccAnses pssiy decay teeth
from all pAras living "znup aleu- ~ " leaving them
peAtly white, imparnr delightful fragrance to the
breath The FRAGRANT FLoRiNk rruovss Instantly all
odors arisiuy from foul stomach tobacco smoke being
partly posed Of honey. soda extracts % sweet
herbs aud plants u Is perfectly harmless ana delicious
sherry.
Prepared by HENkY &. GALLUP. M 4H3 Oxford ~,
London ngiHnd. aud retained cyery where at ~
battle
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A FEVER BL.ocKApE.

WASHINGTON, August 3. 1878.
Dispatches have been received nj the Post ONCE
Department corroboratve OF the news that trans
from Now Orleans detained outside oil Mobile al
Inc equity line fifteen miles distant, and passenge
and freight Transferred neither beng permitted TO
BASS IN rough the city.
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POSITIVE INJURY MAY BE SUSTAINED by
person who OF the wretcbrd limitations o LESSs
SuLpauR which have made their since the
OF the grczt puriher became recesnized fact
These absolutely devoid OF the remedial qualities
curative OF disc Of the
TO xious attracvene They should be carefully
avoided Sold druggists, aud fancy goods deal
ar. n. IN prop istor. 9th
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THE SCHOOLSHIP ST. MARY'S.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW LONDON, Conn.,, August 3. 1878
The United States schooIship ST. Mary's arrived
here this afternoon, twenty iour days from Madeira
All well.
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proving refreshing to Parisians, whose ears
are ringing with Offenbach, Lecoq and
Strauss
GENERAL GRANT IN SWEDEN.
The HERALD correspondent accompanying
General Grant writes that the ex-President's
reception throughout Scandinavia has been
remarkable. On the oath ult. the General
reached Stockholm. Here he was rendered
grand dinner at the Embassy and was
serenaded.
OFF FOR RUSSIA.
He has started by way Of the Baltic for
St. Petersburg. large crowd assembled
and cheered him loudly as he embarked for
Russia.
THE CHESS CONGRESS-
Zukertert wins the chess match, beating
Blackburn and Mackenzie.
WAITER NOTES.
Heavy storms are reported id the South
Of France and the weather here continues
cool.
AN AMBIGUOUS MURDER. a
The first is the murder of q milkwoman for
her money by two educated Frenchmen,
one ofwhom had edited the violent radical
journal Pere Duchesne during the Commune.
The murder was committed under circum-
stances Of unusual atrociiy. Both have been
condemned to the guillotine.
Senatorial CHEAT.
The other is not quite so bad, but is q
society scandal of q nature to cause endless
comment in the cafes and at the seaside. A
Senator was caught cheating at baccarat.
He will be sent to Coventry.
AN AGED QUEENS ILLNESS.
Queen Christina, the mother Of ex-Queen
Isabella and consequently Grandmother of
young King Alfonso, is seriously i'll. She
is in her seventy-seventh year.
ISABELLA coNpoLRs WITH HER SON.
Queen Isabella has written q letter to her
son expressing her sorrow on the death
OF his young Queen Mercedes, the daugh-
ter of her ancient enemy, Montpensier.
Nevertheless Her ex-Majesty is not heart
broken.
A MONUMENT TO MERCEDES.
King Alfonso proposes to erect q monu-
ment to his wife, the State voting $50, 0OO
per annum toward building it until it is
finished, the King giving $40, 600 a year.
THE KAIsERBuNp.
The proposed meeting of the three En-
perors, it is now stated, will take place ut
the famous Bohemian watering place,
T6plitz.
DECREASED POVERTY.
marked decrease in pauperism in
France has been noted since the last report,
Notwithstanding the increase Of the popu-
lation.
NEW CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
The large sum of 81, 200, 900 has been SUBJ
scribed for the new Catholic university at
Lille.
cLUMRxcY TO COMMUNISTS
Among the Communists who are pro-
claimed as coming within the recent am
nesty il NJ. Reclus, the eminent geographer,
who was exiled for completely in the out
break Of 1871. He may now return to
France.
REVOLUTIONARY RELICS,
General Davis has presented Revolution
ary relics of the Marquis Of Lafayette and
General Rochambcau to the French govern
ment
PICNIC TO AMERICANS.
NJ Menier has issued invitations for q
picnic iete to the Americans associated with
the Exposition.
AMERICAN PERSONALS
General Meredith Read is in Paris
Mr.. Haskell has gone to London.
Minister Bayard Taylor is said to be seri-
ously i'll, but recovering.
Commissioner Mccormick has returned
from Scotland.
AN AMERICAN SUICIDE.
An American named Robert Coleman has
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, August 3, 1878.
Tho republicans OF the Thrd district to-day nomi-
mated Emanuel Schultz for Congress-
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YELLOW FEVER.


INV ORLEINs, August g. 1873.
New cases OF yellow lever Tor the past twenty -four
hours, So; deaths, T. Total number Of date.
233; total number oi depths, 60.
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OUR RED BRETHREN.

PURSUIT OF THE MURoERoUs HORSE THIEVES
IN THE SNAKE RIVER REGIoS-RED BIRD
PREPARED FOR FIGHT-sITTING BULL QUIET
IN CANADA
SAN FRANCISCO, August 3, 1878.
A despatch from silver Guy. Id mo, says;-"Over
one hundred volunteers are now out IRON Boise and
Owyhee in pursuit Of the savages. The latter are
travelling isisurely through the country, helping
themselves 10 stock along the limo OF march. After
Attacking the stage Wednesday they rode hours
along Suako RIVER and campsd till the following morn
Ing The whole outnI might the have been easily cap
tursd. Several Cinnamon witnessed IRON the brush
the butchery OF tour OF their counlrymen near Nun
days Ferry, but could reader no assistance. The
Indians spared the lite OF old Chpamau on tho
condition that he would cook their breakfast. They
told hi that he had better leave after that rs 500
moro indians IRON Oregon would soon DO In the VI
chit ~"
ISsoLESr ATTITUDE OF WHITE BIRDS BAND.
Portland despatch says:-''rhe following des-
patch received here IRON Lewiston, July 81. via
wala ALA, August 2:--'Whus Bird Is on The forks
OF Gear Crock, above kamiah, ana has possession OF
tho old battle ground He has ABOUT iorty warriors
with MIN. Ksni~h Indians have interviewed White
Bird 10 ahcOrtAn his usntions. He declared ha VIII
not surrender, but has come 10 get what belongs 10
him. The Indians IRE well armed AM par
mountains Tor weeks. Excitement ON the Kamiah
prairie great Sky volunteers arc in readiness to
proceed agalnst them. Major Hancock has adv scd \
little delay uutll more can DO aScetianed OF Wbito
Bird IL backed BY some OF sitting Buifs men VINO are
scattered through the mountans There nre no
troopsin this section that can make stand aganst
even White Bros Daud OF forty. Volunteers will be
compelled 10 do the nghting II any Is done. "
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committed suicide here through mental de-

preston.
oPIRATIc MOTIFS.
Mr.. Strakosch has engaged Nine. Litta
for America
Miss Minnie Hauck passed through Paris
on Monday last OH her way to Switzerland
for rest before the American season.
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AN INDIAN MURDERER LYNcHEp.

WzsHINETUN AURUat D, Ioto.
Indian Agent J. Ii. Stout, Al tho Pima Agency,
Arizona, reports the hanging by mob OF an Indian
belon to that reservation. The Indian had killed
his father. and was confined In the County JaA ut
Florence.
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Tur WEATHER YESTERDAY.

the following record will snow ths changes In tie
temperature for tho past twsp'yfour hours In com
parison with tue corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermo meter ut Hudnuts pharmacy,