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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

BIN slade, colered. yesterday killed benjamin. No
Nice, colorsd, In alteration near haco %, Ca.
Sindo has hsd. n.i ID aat1
william h. Taylor. charged with subszsiue the
county FUNDS Of Iowa county, Iowa. Was yesterday
arrested nj Portland, Oregon.
Eddie, son OF Robert r. Powell, Of Hempstead, L. T.,
'vns drowned Thursday evening In Hompsssad Ressr-
voir, being knocked from a boat BY boom.
Thomas and Charles Edwards, brothers, OF Ply
mouth, pa were arrested at Wilkesbarrs ON Thurs
day charged with killing hairless Richaxds AZ Pits
ION Bridge, In March, 1873
Asdrsw Chopper and James Doyle, employed on
steamboat al Cincinnati, on Thursday quarrsIicd,
when Croppor struck Doyle on tho head win board
and killed him. Chopper escapea.
Laura Linscott and Addle WEIGH aged about six.
teen, we're cnpsiEed In boat ~ BooShbay, Ma, on
Thursday, aud drowned. Another girl and three
boys were saved. They rocked the boat.
AZ Cape May yesterday . committee representing
the operators OF the Scbuylki, Lehigb and Wilwss-
barre coal regions hxed prices OF coal for August at
The Same ngures As tnose prevailing IN July.
A broken rail on tho 81. Louis anc Iron Mountain
road, forty milos north OF Little Rock, Ark yes.eY
day dttched q freight train. Engineer Robert WiRn.
son kiiisd and Fireman Hastinss badly injured.
A. picnic in LAWS county, KY, fhorsday, Thomas
and william BtankcDship were stabbed 70 death by
Daniel and Joseph Morgan. Ten or hncon personx
wore wounded IN the melee. Daniel Morgan II under
arrest. Joseph escaped. falf
Charles Long, Of DR.. A. j. Long, Of hitshaII.
Vas fishing Ia Lake Champiain, Thursday evening,
when he vas shot and killed by Edson Dedrtox Who
when arrested yesterday, said no thought The boys
were tramps trying 70 steal his geese. There are
threats OF lynch Law.
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THE EAST ST. LOUIS WAR.

ST.. LOUIS No, July 26 1878.
On the strength OF injunction obtained re-
strainiss Mayor Bswmaa from interfering with
the illinois and st. Louis Railroad Company, that
company put q large force Of work to-day, and
by night had nearly completed the laying OF their
track through the city OF East ST. LOUIS toe bridge
The track laying was witnessed by isrg, crowd of
angry citizens who INDUCED in frequent threats. but
made open demonstration Mayor Bow msu Issued
a proclamation requesting his adhorents nur 10 In
teriere
The militia, under command OF Sheriff Webber. stil
remain in the city, ana the armed forces of the OPP
posing iacttons occupy the engine aud market
houses respectively Another cou hict seems almost
inevitable. An attempt was made tonight to hold =
mass meeting OF citizens for the purpose OF denoune
ing the disyracsful state of affairs ana condo ing
both factions OF the municipal government The
meeting was SO poorly attended that IL adjourned
without taking any action.
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sions. greg crowd outside chssrsd loudly when
The crow appeared
THg sAILBoAr NAUTILUS SPOKEN
A vessel just arrived at Queenstown reports that
she spoke the sallboAt Nautilus on the 22d inst In
latitude 4s norsh longitude 20 west The two men
bourd were we'll and required nothing They said
they we're move twelve days soon alter leaving the
Atlantic coast. 5 HtgF
LIBERAL STRENGTH II GERMASr.
The Tmes' Berlin correspondent intimases that the
resot CT the elections Tuesday for the German
Parliament will be the return OF all nearly all the
LA ultramontanes. Poles. GusIphs. Lerrainss and
other irrreconclable enemies OF the government
The liberals will probably lose and the regular con-
servatvss gain about thirty seats which viii leave
las liberals and lO7 conservatives The liberals win
thus retain the balance OF power and will be ready to
support the government as hitherto, II the govern
mem Will respect liberal principles
THOUSAND.
The French Minister Of Commerce has informed
tho Central COMMITTEE OF the Paris Exhibition that
consequence OF the unanimous reg Of the jury
he has deUided 10 reduce the value Of gold medals
80 ~ 10 double their number. There Will now be $50
grand prizes and 2, 500 gold medals.
ALFONSO WILL NOT ABpIcArK.
The Spanish Embassy at Paris denodnces false
and malicious the report published in ths Cologne
Gasete that King Alfonso threatens abdicate the
throne.
SEVENTEEN PERSONS DROWNED
Fourteen children and three teachers wore drowned
by the capsixng Of boat to-day in tho River Black
water, tho town OF Baieborougn, county Cavan,
ireland. ,Va. ts4.af
woxAa's RIGHTS CONGRESS-.
Tho session of the Woman's Rights Congress
opened at Paris to-day. N. Martin, municipal
councillor OF Paris, and MIRA Julia Ward Howe, OF
Boston, were elected Presidents OF the Congress-
HEALTH POPE LRo
Dispatches from homo announce that the Pope ia
in good health and has been able to dispense with the
attendance OF his chief scian, who has gone to the
country ON iuroush.
THE WEATHER IN LONDON.
Tho weather In tho ropolis yesterday was taiI.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Andrew Polaskie. OF No. OIL Fust avenue, last
nign discovered the dead body of newly born infant
In u vault aI No. 1857 Second avenue.
james Altman. OF No % Washington street, died
yesterday Ia tho Chambers Street Hospital from IT..
Sur which he accidentally received the sd inst.
Johu Carroll tn rec years old OF No. 704 East TLir-
toe nth street, Tell yesterday from tho fourth story
window OF his residence to the sidewalk and was u-
sts.utly killed
Jacob Martin, OF No 172 Ludlow street. fell through
hatch way yesterday ut No. 601 Broadway, ana vas
seriously Il not ialiy injured He was removed TO ST.
Vincenps Hospital
The body OF Mr.. UnderdoSfcr, who fell into the
T0rth River from the steamer John Sylvester on last
Tuesday mtg ht has not yet bonn recovered HIS fam
ily have employed To watch along the river Tor
It's rising. Yesterday fifteen Wero fired from tho
Governors Island with view TO bringing II to
the surface, but without success.
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FAMINE In MOROCCO.

HDEsCRlBABLE SUFFERING AMONG YHE PEo-
PLE-CA1TLE DYING By TnousANps-KY-
FORTS FOB RELIEF.
WASHINGTON July 20, 1873.
Mr.. =. A. Matthews, United States Consul at Tan
gier reports to the Department OF State the preva
lenoe OF terrible famine in southern Morocco. The
suffering Ia indescribable It seems to be an exten-
sion OF The great famine IN India Some rice and
-four being imported from England and France.
The import duty OF dry cents on each sack Of hour
the Consul thinks, hindcrs importation irom tho
United States
MORTALITY AMONG TIKI CATTLE
The cattle arc dying by Thousands. Cows are driven
into the city ana sold tor dollar Want OF rain -
the oil The distress famine. Relief socieiss
arc beng formed IN the cities G'brultar and Other
adjacent places. The Jews said TO be AcsDg nobly
IN the crisis. The British government subscribed
81, 700 70 the rolief fund raised In Gibralaf
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
THE pAEDAniTIEs or THE cooLIE TRADE TO
BE SURPASSED.

TIM BAEpAniTIEs or THE cooLIE TRADE TO
BE SURPASSED.
HoxG KosG, June 81 1878,
Via SAN FRANcfsco, July ~, 1878
United States Minister Seward sails by this mail
updcr orders to report a. Washington Tor examns-
lion.
THE cooa. TRADE
Tho question OF coolic emigration 10 Pcru - still
complicated Notwithstanding Peruvian pro.estations
Tho Chinese authorities are suspicious, and place
every obstacle In tho way OF departing aborcrs At
tennis TO transport large scale are th warted In
some way emigration TO Cuba will be prevented.
Nothing can possibly persuade Chinese officials that
the barbarous treatment Of coolies In these countries
will bs reformed.
WHAT IIBLB.L ASTRONOMICAL OPINIONS COST
IN yAPAN--coNplTIoN or coRgA.
YOKOHAMA, July 1. 1873
Mori Arnon, former Charge d'Anarss at Washing
ton. and recently Minister TO China, has been ap
po,oted second Minister OF the Department. Foreign
Affairs
The Court Ia occupied with active preparations for
tho n,ksdo's Northern progress, whioh will occupy
shrss months.
''ssR DO novR"
A riot tsok place In Yokohama In eonsequsn OF
two Buddhist prssss preaching that tho sun moves
and the Garth stands still being d,cusd ~ Students
vhs were In turn attacked by q moo The students
wore MORALLY wounded. japanese only were con-
ccsnsA IN the affair.
sESArvR sARoHSr's MISTAKE
senator sasgss,s proposal Tor opening trade be.
tween the UnKod States and Cores sxcstss saspnss
He has been deceived by exaggerated reports. rhs
pounatasn Of Eossa ID, only halt OF what be siatos.
ihs country V missrabiy poor. The people are un-
civilized and the rulers are bitterly opposed TO all
foreign xsaociatiouh Relations sro tolerated with
Japan, bat thsy yield no material advantage to any
pody Corean commerce 10 not worth even q slight
snort and could not DO obtained wthouta great one.
DULL.
business w. au, and there NO prospsc' Of an I'm.
provamonS-
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THE CHICAGO CORNER IN WHEAT.

CHICAGO, July 20, 1878
Intense interest Ia manifested in the result OF tho
great In wheat being run by Milwaukee,
and Chicago commission merchants. The price
has been steadily ADVANCING for two weeks
past, with prospect or being maintained
At the present rates or AZ still higher
ones during the nainder OF the month. The visible
supply OF wheat about four miliion bushels, and
II is stated that the short sales Tor August delivery
aggregate nearly twonty millions Meanwhile, al
though some damage been done 10 tho crops In
Inns secion II Is believed by petent Judges that
no MIdesproad or great injury exisLa
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GaIusba A. Grow, OF Hennsyivalia; Thomas n.
Waller, OF New London, and A. s Dtrford, OF Rich
mona, are at the Fifth Avenua engineer In Chief
William II Shock, United STAKES Navy, ana Major
John n. McGinness United States Army, arc at the
Metropolitan. Ex-Governor s. II. Ebert and Judge
H. Thatcher, OF Colorado. are at the HON man, Ex-
Senator Charles stamford. OF Schenectady is at the
Windsor. Benjamin stark, OF Vow London, AZ ut tho
New York. George Fawcsts Rove Is At tho West
minister.
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CUBA.

ARRIVAL OF RhRU0EEs PROM JAMAICA--sAvINa
MONEY.
HAVANA. July 20, 1873.
The war steamer Fernando el Caselico has arrived
from Santiago CobA with liz Cuban exss from ia
maica. Four hupdred Cubaus remain In Jamaica
awaiting transportation TO return 20 Cuba General
Marsncz-Camp 10 disposed 10 make . reduction In
the transportation OF material belonging to the troops
and has ordered that oil the carts, oxen and other
equipage longer needed shall DO distributed among
poor persons engaged In cultivatipg tho folds
CUTTING DOWN. ExPEnsxs
decree Ii published reducing the salaries Of public
ofsala II begins with the salary OF the captain Gen,
sra, which Is cut down nfty per cont.
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ALARM AT vICKsBURo.

VIcKsBuRG. Miss, July 70 1878.
Great excitement was caused hero by exaggerated
reports Of the prevalence Of yellow fever The City
Physician, in this mornings Heruld saying that
passing towboat from Now Orleans put on two cases
OF Wednesday, one OF them dying dufng the
night. AZ the Marine Hospital, on the outskirts Of
tho city, the other died to-day. Another man on the
boat who had tho fever when she passed, died
Thursday. Tho boat returned here to have him
buried. The hoat tho John Porter, route for Pitts
burg, was thoroughly distnfectod on her return. No
other cases have appeared and che alarm has greatly
subsided kuergs,ic efforts arc being made 10 thor.
oughly cloan and dsinieet the city.
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QUARANTINE PRECAUTIONS.

SHREvEroRr. La, July 20, 1878.
By q resolution OF the Board OF Health no boats
from Now OrIeana will be allowed TO enter this port
utter thls date until further notice.
PENSACOLA, Fla, July 20. 1878.
A ten days. quarantine has boon established, by
railroad and water. by the Board OF Health OF this
city against New Orleans.
MoniLs, July 20, 1878
Mayor Dufio will TO morrow issue o proclaim alton
OF quarantine against New Orlsans, on and alter
July 81. Through travel on trains from New Orleans
will NOS DO tpteriersd With.
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A RAISED DRAFT.

BUFFALO July 90. 1873.
DRAFT No S.l04, issued by Evans, schwninger
Co, bankers, OF TonawAsda, N. Y, on the Metro
politan National Bank OF New York city, has been
altered from $500 to 81 600. An attempt was to-day
made to procure pay the same but the alter
atoms wore detected. I've young men oil this Guy
were subsequently arrested AZ tho guilty parties.
The draft not recovered
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THOSE NUlsANCEs, RHEUMATISM AND TIL
gout are relieved by GLKSS's SULrauR soar.
A. fLORILlNE,

for tho 9TH and breath Il the best liquid ntrhce In
Inc world IL thoroughly ceansss psrAilv decsyed teeh
from Nil PARASITES OF living annai ulG" leaving them
nearly white. imparting deightiu fragrance TO the
breath The FnAoRlsr "FLomLIsr" removes Instantly
ali odors arng RON foul mach tobacco smoke
heinz psry composed Of honey, soda aud extracts of
herbs ana plants. " 10 perfectly hssmes wnd do.
icious ~ sherry. . ,....... =. -
street. Losdon. England, and rstAed everywhere IS
cents bottle.
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BREACH OF PROMISE.

Ed ward Gsnis, Of No l4S North Third street. Will
liam. uss vss last night arrested BY onacer Mcsaily
oil ID J~r,rsoa Marxet Police Court and locked up
a. th Central On1oo charge OF breach Of prom
so, seduction bastardy preierred by ANNE Rose
kal, OF No. l3 wavsriey place. Tue complainant Is
the eQ2 Of wealthy resident OF Astoria, and tho
prisoner q married man with a family
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

CINCINNATI Ohio, July 20, 1873.
J. Q. Burrows has boen nominated for Congrsss by
tho republicans Of tho Fourth dstric, Of Michigan.
Jesse Harper has boon nominated Tor Congress by
the green the Fourteenth district OF llnos
Judge William Allen dscIaos tue Congressional
nomination by the republicans Of the Fifth district or
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YELLOW FEVER.

PREVALENCE OF THE DISEASE IN NEW Or
LEANS.
NEW ORLxASs, July-26, 1873.
Up 10 date thirty.sx OF yellow fsver have
been officially reported TO tho Board OF HeaIth and
there have been eighteen deaths. ','t
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FRENCH SECURITIES.

wAsAIA GTox, July rs, 1873.
Tue Treasury Department has information that the
French i've per cent rontes 200 par, have advaaced
In the London 1l6 So the highest price ever
reached aud i've per cent advance OF the i've per
cent tonds oil toe United States.
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OPTHALMOTOLOGY.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.1
ErwPoRr. Il l., July 20, 1878.
The American archaeological Society. which con-
vonsd here yesterday, adjourned this altern ,ou
Twenty OF the sixty six members Of the society
were present Many able papers road and dis
cussed.
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A now OF PEARLS

ROW OF PEARLS
gstsnng through coral lips IL certainly pleasing object
but VI dissolorsd bespesksd teeth In any
all Is yraevoas drawback Add 10 thlsthst such sct
teeth Ia usually accompanied by mpuss bsesth and one
caa scarcely isseas anything objectionable. soxo
DON'T tho ea. purifier Of breath aud wbi,spsr
sseth obv,ates THE state Of month completely,
lug 10, dental occupants from destruction aud eeuaerses
Ing isnssnes upoa enamel acid the
mouth
Beware Of limitations
A.--sELzER BRuNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MrsknAL WAtgR A. sfKPtiAEI w.. - New 81, sole
IA.
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The Political Prisoners.


Yesterday morning was CONSUMED
in making out the bonds of the Mont
gomery prisoners, and after a tire
some wait of some four hours, the
last bond was signed and the gentle
men set at liberty.
During the Afternoon the gentlemen
visited the Ne,cs editorial rooms,
and, after expressing the satisfaction
and pleasure they had experienced
in their compulsory visit to Calves
ton, took occasion to say that the
extra of the Willis Enterprise in no
way expressed their feelings toward
the Ners, rs II had manifested a de-
sire to be most impartial in the mat
ter of their case.
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON

| GALVESTON, October 3l.-MoNEr-Gold at
| 1905; Silver--American at par; Mexican at
ooc. New York exchange \ discounts New
Orleans sight at par.
HIDEs-weak. Dry selected i5c; picked.
1906 stack salted, IKE; kips, 1ic; wet sailed,
si0@50 per bale as they run.
| WooL-Qulet; fall clip, eastern, to fine
medium, l7@l0c; Western, fine to medium,
ie9lsc improved Mexican, lO9l3c.
| sALr.-alasyi coarse. 81 20, fine, 81 10 per
| sack.
BAeerse Easy. Light isIisI; per yard |;
heavy l3k.
| TIKs,-Easyi per cwt., 81 80.
CoTToS Receipts 3572; exports; Great
Britain 400; France 1881; sales 1913; stock
81, s57. Market irrcguier. Good Middling, O.. /
Middllng, o, Low Middilng, sS; Good ordi-
nary, sh.
| NEW YonK, October 3l.-Gold at le0k;
stocks quiet; money at per cent. exchange,
long 4slAi short, 4s7x, state bonds quiet
government bonds strong.
CoTroS .--Flrmj sales 1874, Middling Up
lands 91si Mlddling Orleans. 9x.
Futures hrmj November 9-i6; December
9-35i January 9-35; February 9-i5; MARCH
9-E.
FLoUn-Quiet.
WHEAT-Quiet
CoRs-Firmer.
PoRK-heayy at 81 10.
BALTIMORE, October 3l.-Flour more active
| and steady
| LIVERPOOL, October 81 .-nOon-Cotton dull;
Middling Uplands 51d; Middling Orleans o
7-l6di sales, 70OOj speculation and export,
1900; receipts, $685. American $50.
Futures weaker for sellers at last quota
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Money 81 exchange isi,i gold loolI govern
ment bonds higher new ives 1906 State
bonds dull |
LIVERPOOL, Oct. al, sp m-Futures closed
steady. Uplands low mlddling cotton for
November 8 LISA also li-lo, November and
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Chinese Pirates Mt Work.

SAN FRANcIsco, October 1.-The steamer
Cattle brings the following
Hoso KoSo October l.--on the night Of
September 25th an extraordinary attack was
made by Chinese pirates on house on Wing
lake street In Hong Kong, occupied by Chi
nese.merchents and supposed to contain large
quantities Of treasure. The assailants landed
at midnight aud organized the assault with
great care posting sehtinels and keeping guard
over the entire neighborhood A fight was
maintained for several hours between the pi-
rates and police The former at last dispersed
and fed In boats. One of the pirates was KILL
ed, aud several wounded on both sides. The
plumber secured by the thieves was small.
Great excitement prevails In Hong Kong and
precautionary measures are demanded.
Vice Consul General Bailey hiss taken con-
troll of Affairs In Shanghai
There is an animated discussion In Japanese
and American Official circles on the question
of right TO depart American criminals. A
powerful impression Is produced by report
that soldiers concerned In the recent mutiny
at Tokei are being tortured to compel confess
sion Of the crime aud expose their accom-
plices. The details are not yet publicly known
but greatly feared, The government has not
rescinded the decree against torture.
There are reports among foreigners of i'm
pedding changes in the ministry.
United States Minister bingham is about to
return home on leave of absence.
Tpchipira, an attache of the department OF
finance, as'sailed for Europe on business con-
nected with the revision of treaties.
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Willing to Return.

LONDON, October 3l.-A Glasgow dispatch
to the Standard from J. N. Gleming, formerly
Director Of the city of Glasgow, stated that
he is on the continent and is willing to return
but is dissuaded by his friends.
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LONDON, octobet 81 The London Cores
pondent of the Manchester Guardian says;
Condition Of Samuel Phelps, the famous ira
gedian, causes great anxiety. There is no
prospect of his ever appearing upon the stage
again
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Cholera in Morocco.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 3l,-The
United States consul at Hangers, sends TO the
state department an account of the fearful
ravages of cholera In the Interior of Morocco.
Business is almost completely demoralized,
and the cholera is spreading over middle aud
southern provinces. Hundreds are dying of
starvation. Never before has Morocco passed
through such fearful ordeal.
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Though Shaking Like an Aspen

With the chills and fever, the victim Of
malaria may still recover by using the cele-
brated specific, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which not only breaks up the most aggrayat-
ed attacks, but prevents their recurrence. II
Is Infinitely preferable TO quInlne, not only
because II does the business far more thor
oughly, but also on account of its perfect
wholesomeness and inyigOrating action upon
the entire system. Testimony Is concurrent.
positive and ample, showing the decisive ma
ture OF It's effects, and that 1t Is no mere paIIi-
alive. Physicians concede Its excellence and
there Is constant Influx of Communications
irom persons In every class OF society ayOuch-
ing It's merits, and bearing witness to Its SUI
periorty over other remedies for malarial dis
ease. IL Is especially popular throughout the
West, wherever fever and ague prevalle, a. ID
does In many Of the iairest and most fertile
portions OF that region. o20
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Sentenced TO be Hanged.
FOREIGN NEWS.
A Rothscild Converted.

PANS, October 3i.--The Universe states
that Mime Margaret Rothschild applied for ad-
mission to the Catholic church preliminary to
her marriage with Due de Guiche,
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Exhibition in WeIborne.

wAsmsoToS, ID. C. october 3l.-The state
department has been advised that an interna
tional exhibition will be held in welborne,
commencing November 18th. The Parliament
has voted $500, 900 for the erection OF necessa-
nv buildings.
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DOMESTIC.

Washington, d. c., Bank Failure.
wAsHISGToS, ID. c., October 81 The Ger
man American National bank, Of this city,
failed. Iii thought the depositors can be
paid in full