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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayeG teeth
aud diseased gums, Use MEADE BAKERS CAk-
BoIrc MoUTn-WAsH. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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CHATRMEN ELEcrED.-The Committee on
Fire Department met yesterday at II O'Clock
and elected Mr.. Charles F. Taylor Chairman.
The Committee on Accounts and Printing
met at 123 O'clock and elected Mr.. U. 2.
Gregory chairman.
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TIE MODERN PHARMACIST. IN order TO he sue
ccssul IN the practice Of his procssion requires not
Onlv theoretical knowledge of classic Chemistry.
Matclia Mcdica, Botany. hut practical experience
10 enable him dSt. uish bet wecn pure and a'!ul-
tera!cd drugs. that he may conscicntioHSly dis
peasc 10 the sick the remedies required by the ply
sieau all OF the above qualities arc united in. Mr..
G.. B. Smith. the prominent druggist OF Toronto
Canada, knowing and appreciating the skill ncces-
sary to combine and prepare Gites'S Lintmen!
Iodide Ammonia. be sells and recommends al
suffering Will. pain Of any kind 10 use 1t, particularly
Diphtheria, Sorc-Throat, aud diseases produced b,
Blood Poisoning.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES
120 west Broadway, y. Y.
Of "a,
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ADJOURNED FOR THE TERM.-The duS-
tings Court adjourned yesterday until the
Goth SeDtember next.
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For ALI. DISEASES OF TIE TEETH ASD GUMS
llsc MEADE 4 BAKERS CARBOLIC MOUTH
WASH. Ely CENTS 4 hOtlIC.
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Pic-Nics To-Day.-To-day the picnic
and festival at Eranclfs takes place. Inc
fashionable and well-knoWn J. II. 5. ly-
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DIscHARGED.-Mr. 4. Blair. Of Richmond.
received his discharge in bankruptcy yes
ter(Iay.
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BANKRUPT. F. Anderson color
ed), of Hanover county, was adludged q
bankrupt yesterday on his own petition.
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u UNDERTAKING. ea
}. c. DIPpSER, 302 East MARSHALL STREET.

bitras attended to at the shortest notice and at
eiiosp featsonab'e rates. Cases and Easkets OF all
Etsies FURNISHED. Hearse and Carriages furnished
Iss IIsst from my own stables: also. Whitechild'5
u I GSarse Gaa th0iosthlng newt Riehm0ndt. Il q.
q safrkges Tor funerals US we as Carrda ges. Bug
-, ahd HORSES for pleasure; also q iipe Wagon,
snv s s ssamaal pic. nics or for band purposes.
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ISCIPIEST TARTAR AND SCURF removed BY
MEADE i BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTIFRICE
Fifty cents 4 box.
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VARIETY SPRINGS,
Is MILES WEST OF STACNToN,
on the Chesap pcakc anu Ohio railroad
tears stop AT the door,.

tears stop at the door,.
ARE OPEN FOR VISITORS.
The mineral waters here are considered equal 70
any IN The mountajns, and have made many Won
derful curcs--Chalybeate Healing, Alum, and tine
spriug of sulphur near by. Mountain scenery SUBJ
lime. Goou music and Tie usual games for anluse
mpnt
BOARD. S25 to $50 a month: children under
twelve years. sl5 and servants agreeable to accom-
nodations.
Get circulars I'll the office of the Richmond Dis
3Dutch or here.
Dr. Is. +. REESE, OF staunton. Va. attending
physician. 7. s. NJ. BURRUSS.
je25-lm Proprietors.
HNHE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
L COMFORT, VA.-Situated within 100 wards
OF Fort Monroe. Open all the year. with ample ca
pacity FOR 600 guests. Has all modern improve
ments, elevator, gas and electric bells In every
room; wafer bath-rOoms, and closets on each floor.
Six daily mails and telegraph office. Fifteen to
twenty Grst-cass steamers land daily lcNcept sun
,iay3 $50 yards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated, and every comfort provided
for tourists and htaith-seekers during the winter.
F1rescspes only NIFTY feet apart on every 6oor. Su.
perior beach for bathing at door-steps, and good
itou nay until November. Boating, fishing. and
dr7Ttns especially attractive. Send for circular de-
scritnng hygjcnic advantages
TERMS: &2 To $3.50 per day, according to Ioca-
zion OF and h9mber in room. length of stay. &c.
HARRISON PH0EgUS.
1p .S-fAuSi proIRiPtnr-
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FOR BREEDING GUMS, Use MEADE & BAKERS
CAEBO.iC M0uru"WASII. Fifty cents L bottle.
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JORDAN ROCkBRIDGE ALUM

These delightful Springs arc eight miles from
Goshen Depot. on the Chesapeake and ONO rail-
road from which point elegant coaches run rcsu-
larly over good road through beautiful and pic
turesuuc country. The improvements are entirely
the mos, comfortable accommodations. The prln-
eipai hotel. In addition TO Pari0rS, DlnlngRooni,
Ball Room. &c, contains upwards OF one hundred
chambers, all newly furnished. with gas and electric
bells in each lthe only summer resort in Virginia
which ha>l. There are also superb cottage accom-
Two daily mails from all points In addition 10 the
Alum waters, whose ncdicini qualities arc too well
known 10 specially refer 10, there is on the ground.
OF the strongest and best Chaybot,c Springs III
the country. which i direct md poa1erJul tonic.
For further par1 iculai.s, terms. &c, address 10y
letter JOSEPH y. NOODW ARD,
, i.1,p NJ
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Acting on these instructions
we offer

THE ENTIRE STOCK
At PRICES THAT We ARE CERTAIN WILL PROVE
ATTRACTIVE
SECURE THE SPEEDY DISPOSAL OF TIE GOODS
4. SAES 4 Co.,
lEI3 Main street.
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RICHARDSON & CO, P. ~. trustees safe OF
real estate on Fourth street corner CT Byrd
street.
E. 3. COOK, 10 \. 81, household furniture.
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TT1HE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POM
BOARDING.

NEW YORK. BOARDING,
33 FfFlE AVENUE.
ftSain residence sn the fashionable avenue. 81 O
per week ; ~ per dzs. with desirable rooms
my S-WlGt
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Hastings Court.-Without transacting
any business OF importance this court ad-
iourncd over until tomorrow.
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eeum also celebrate their anniversary at Col
onel Wooldridge's farm. below the city.

MayoT's Cotrt-Moses Mason (colored)
was yesterday sent on to the grand jury
on the charge OF unlawful gaming.
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THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. M., IS !;
8 A. NJ, Sc; noon, 81; ?. NJ, 90; (.
NJ, 80; midnight, IS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E1- On all sales or Rs1t Estate made b-.,oets
the 1st oT january and ieSt or June tbs farss Tsf
the present ysar hare tn be paid by the ps,GiHs.r
On dH sales made betNcen the 1st Of JatgG gGni iGa
Of The year tas taEes haze to be paid 6S ths Ssftr
This custom was adopted about hftecn :earS agd
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap.
plies TO Richmond and vcinitY.l
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FOR uLcERaTED XouTH, the healing properties
OF MEADE & BAKERS. .EkgBcLIc HoUrH-EAsH
are urexcei,ed. Fifty cents n bottle.
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TOR RENT,
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.

NEW STOCK-BRICk DWELLINGS, WITH
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
No. 507 west Grace street IL r0cns;
No. 10 west Clay street 10 rDor1s:
No. iOJ west Main rect. $ ropIH>:
No. 2lS south SIKH street. rooms
No. 9H4 west Main street. : roniE,:
No. 3O4 east Grace street. rooms:
NJ. 327 west Main street. s rooms:
No. / q snGth Second street, rooms;
No. l27 west Cary street. q rooE'.
SMALLER HOUSES.
No. , west Canal street, q rOaTic:
No. l22 west Clay street. rooms;
No. east Clay Street. room:
No. 2O.J south ~ cn:Id street. . rooms;
No. 1914 east Main street, rooms.
STORES and OFFICES on Main street
SMALLER DWELLINGS In other localities.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate AScnl anI Anc;!o1rrr.
El1.13,l5l7 lib Main sEcst.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm, but at night it was cooler and very
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UNDEETAKERS
a. SYTNoTT T,

4 iHASDLEIe d SINNOTT, Uy,sEHuu,
~ DERTAkERS AND cABINET-MA -taaasssasp
Kf4Ehs, No. 722 Main street. between seventh and
METALLIC and CLoTH-GoVERED BCRiAI2,
GASES and CASkETS. The finest Hearse ant,
Hack: In Richmond furnished. All at the lowest
Drices ana most reasonahie terms. !nY 2-eod2m Z
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Trial size, 25 cents.
Wholesale agents. PURCELL, LApD 4 co.
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OUR TNSTRCCTIOES


All OF our stores Yesterday received the following
from the head OF our house, who Is no;
abroad buying fall and winter goods
"LoNDOS. ENG. June "a.
FROM TIE RECEIPT OF THIS UNTIL ny
RETURN YOU WILL USE EVERY MEANS IN
YOUR POWER TO REDUCE YOUR STOCK.
SHOULD 1T BE NECESSARY. SELL TIE
GOODS At LOSS. As We 10 NOT WISH TO
CARRY OVER ANY GOODS THAT CAN POS
SIDLY BE SOLD
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS.-This favo-
HI rite ana wel-kuown summer resort Is now
open for the reception oil visitors The hcalth-re-
storing propt rites Of The water, beautiful scenery.
elegant society, and splendid table dhole, with its
easy acce.s from the Chesapeake ard Ohio railroad.
render this oi The most desirable resorts i'll the
mountains. reduction in the prices hits been
made.
iy l3-lm MiLLIAM ADAIR & SONS.
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How MONEY CAN DE SAVED:
BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
where the
BEST ARTICLES CAN BE HAD FOR TIE LEAST


where the
BEST ARTICLES CAN BE HAD FOR TIE LEAST
MONEY.
GOTO
Levy BROTHERS.
and make yonr purchases They show large stock Of
DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,
OIL-CLoTHS. CARrETS. MATTISGS, RUGS,
LINEN SUITS for ladies,
READI-MADE GARMENTS Of all kinds for ladies',
GESTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS. &c.,
all of which they selling 1T
REDUCED PRICES,
and they allow an extra discount Of
TEN CENTS or EVERY DOLLARS WORTH YoU
PURCHASE.
SAVE MONEY
by making Your purchases Of
LEVY BROTHERS,
who allow ten cents cir on every dollars worth o
goods you purchase At their store.
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BOOEBINDlSG 10 suit the means ard tasse OF
all. ., ,
we use materials according TO the work ahd
therefore can bind In cheap manner AZ foCL.
nrice or In the best artistic style at oCk rricS.
ty I-dSw 5. ". RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

GOOD BLANK BOOKS y SPECIALITY,
NJ and
LARGE STOCK OF NoRTHERN-MAkE At
Low PRICES.
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,T,HE ANNIVERSARY OF THE OLD
i FIRST REGIMENT lakes pisce on Tue 18TH 18Th
of JULY (TilURSDAYl. Ncmters WIZ ass-in99 S
M the corner OF Fifteenth aud hain streets ~ "
o'clock A. NJ. Transportation wil ee turSa,sssN
e:s viii cali ON Mr. {. T. LOEIiR. st Inc elsse os
The Fire aud Marine ius Grancc Company $g
~ i7-2L
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WANTED, by the Brghthope Railway
w Company. LARORERS. white and c"idred !;
III OF families preferred. who viii be furnished
quarters. Apply u, office, corner seventh aud Byrd
streets. jy l7-lm
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WANTED, BY A WHITE GIRL, \
w SITUATION In 4 respectable family i: c,:n
paron. nurse, or for general hon ewor: aud sew
ing Aprly for Miss y. H.. ut Mrs. Cosbys board
ing-hOusc, Ninili aud Leigh streets. jy li-l;*
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w ANTED, A SETTLED WOMAN TO
w NURSE. with best recommendations. Amply
at 81 z south Third street. ly l1-2tt
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W SPRiNG-WAGnNw with top: Aiso. a good
WnRk-MuLf. Apply next to Wing office. ut
| DUKES stable. ~ l7-2t
The New York herald., 1878-11-18

the Earl Of Mayo Governor General Of India in 1879
attempt upon the Ahkado of Japan in 1872; attempt
on King Amadeus, of Spain in 1922 of General Mel
garlic Dictator of Bolivia, in 1871 President Balta.
OF Peru. in 1872; attempt upon the life of the En-
peror of Germany while visiting ST. Petersburg. in
1879 attempt upon President Paro OF Peru, in 1874
of President of Ecuador in 1875 of President of
Paraguay, in 1877, and the two later attempts of
Hodel and Nobeling upon the life of the Emperor of
Germany 1875 An attempt made upon the life
OF King Alfonso of spain, October "a, 1875 The
assassin, Moncasi, fired twice at the King he
riding through the Gale Mayor. and when arrested
made much the same statement this Neapolitan
cook, namely, Il want to kill king
A WARNING TO REGIcIDEs -MoNcAsIs DEATH
DEMAND.
BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
MADRID. Nov II, 1873.
The prosecuting officer of the Royal Court has de-
manded that the sentence of death on Moncasi, the
would-be assassin of King Alfonso, be carried ont.
The New York herald., 1878-11-18
THE CHEYENNE AGENCY.
rHE INDIANS SAID TO BE WELL PROVIDED FOR
DENIAL OF CURRENT RUMoRs

rHE INDIANS SAID TO be WELL PROVIDED FOR
DENIAL OF CURRENT RUMoRs.
WARRINGTON. Nov. IL, 1873.
detailed review of the management of the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indian Agency by Commits
soner Hayt forwarded to the Interior Department in
. special report Of Friend John ID. Miles furnishes
evidence in contradiction of alleged fraudulent and
inefficient management Of these tribes and shows
that instead of being defrauded they have received
nearly $1,000 worth more of supplies than they
we're entitled to- The temporary Withholding OF
certain articles authorized by Congress TO compel
them to labor and other minor deficiencies were due
to the tardiness OF Congressional appropriations He
asserts that the government rations amply sui.
cient for their subsistence and conradcts directly the
recently published statements to the contrary by
Major Miner. commanding ut Fort Reno Commits
sioner Hayt asserts that the bureau has made ample
arrangements as to supplies for the present year.
STATEMENT AGENT MILES.
Agent Miles declares that ID ull Knifes band have
been constantly dissatisfied with their removal from
the North: have refused to comply with treaty reg-
ations. and had for complaint against the
government authorities He adds that he has recently
discovered that this band secretly brought with them
to the SOUTH and kept concealed the reservation
over one hundred Springfield carbines captured from
General Clusters command, and he is ut a loss to
know why they not thoroughly hisarmed by the
military before being turned over to the civil authori
The New York herald., 1878-11-18
NO SUCH PERSON AS BUDEE RESCUED BY THE
FoRTo STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN sKARE
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
FOUR DARED BOAT RACE.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IL 1873.
An exciting four cared boat took place this
afternoon the river opposite the city between the
Modoc and st. Louis for wager Of $3.50 side.
made by H. clay Sexton. chief OF the Fire Depart.
ment, and J. A. st. John, president of the Modoc
Club one half Of the money to be expended in gold
medals for the winning crew.
RACE.
The course was from the southern wall of the
arsenal up stream to stakeboats stationed about
hundred yards below the bridge and return to start
ina point The distance was about six miles. The
contest was close and spirited throughout and
suited in victory for the St. Louis crew by half
length Time. AIM. 30s.l .rre sW
The st. Louis boys used their boat H. Clay Sexton.
while the Modocs rowed their shell Bob Ingersou.
The river bank lined with spectators the whole
length Of the course the crowd being estimated II
1S MN
The New York herald., 1878-11-18
BLACK HILLS.

SHOOTING IN SELF DEFENcE-A NEW TELEGRAPH
Line Acquitted OF MURDER
DE2pwoop. d. r. Nov. II. 1878.
John Cole arrived here last night from the lnyan
Kara Mountains and gave h.mself up to the Sheriff
stating that he had shot and killed'a man named
George Hueston in selfdefenoe. Witnesses to the
affair say that cole Justified III killing Hucston
a. the latter commenced the quarrel and fired rifle
shot at Cole who returned the fire with fatal result
Hueston was from Illinois
TELEGRAPH LINE COMPLETED.
The telegraph line from Dcadwood to Fort Keogh
Montana has been completed. This line opens
Central Montana and the Yellowstone up to commu
nicstion with the outside world through the Black
Hills and Cheyenne telegraph line. with which 1t
connects.
ACQUITTED or MURDER.
The Jury in the Of the Territory vs. George w
Bell who IL charged with the murder OF Charles f.
Lee of Chicago. rendered verdict OF acquittsl.
The New York herald., 1878-11-18
FATAL STABBING AFFRAY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. IL,

One of the most outrageous stabbing afrays
Cured in tire southern section of this city last night
that has ever been perpetrated here. The trouble
arose between two young men named Franz Ho-
brecht and Ed. Kiger ut 4 dsreputablc club house.
where large nui'ber Of young men are wont to con-
preuate on Saturday night to drink beer kigcr be-
9an the row with boy named Elder stabbing him in
The hand with four inch blade. when Hobrecht in
terfered and received death wound in his left side
between the seventh and eighth ribs. Both Hobrecht
and Kiger nineteen years old. The murderer -
still Mt large.
The New York herald., 1878-11-18
NEW ORLEANS ELECTION CONTESTS.
Nsw Opr.r.xs Nov ~ ,a-e

Nkw ORLEANS. Nov. II, 1873
Judge Fighter, Of the Sixth District Court. has
prepared his decision refusing the injunction
asked for by j.. r. Manning restraining r.
X. Chevaly, the recently elected Admin
strator Of the waterworks. from discharpinp
the duties OF said office. the ground Of election
frauds. All OF the contested election cases will prob
democrats in possession of the offices.
The New York herald., 1878-11-18
SERIOUS ACCIDENT WHILE DRIVING.
fpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

SPRTNGfTEID, Ohio, Nov. II, 1873
This afternoon as Mr. james Carrolton was driving
horse and spring wagon on the Donnellsvle pike,
about Ave miles from the city the horse became
a deep ravine, distance of fifty feet. In
the Wagon was lad Of clavcn years.
nephew OF Mr. Carroflion. The latter attempted
TO Jump out OF the wagon and fell on his back.
breaking both hips one arm aud dislocaffnR
shoulder blade The lad clung to the seat and cs-
caped lwith d few severe bruises The horse was
Llsuk vi horribly.
The New York herald., 1878-11-18
LIFE SAVING SERVICE.

ADDITIONAL STATIONS COMPLETED AND IN PRoCs
EEss OF CONSTRUCTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va. Nov. II. 1873.
From the coast to-day information has been re-
cciye that Of the thirteen additional life saving sta
tions under contract to be built by Messrs. Calrow
Mccullough of this city. already completed
and equipped and the others are being pushed for
ward - rnpidly a. possible They located in such
uosisons that the average distance between the sta
ions from Cap Henry to Hatteras will be- about ive
miles, dirtanc easily patrcllcd and rendering the
s,an.s within essy of each other In
sistaurc should be needed All Of them will be com
p,eted and IN running order inside of the next thirty
fnvs This Improvement will largely increase the
rieucy of the life saving service this overdanger
o,,s ,,oriion ~ the Atlantic coast.
The New York herald., 1878-11-18
PROBABLE MURDER.

BOSTON. Nov. II, 1873.
During quarrel last night in Fast Boston, John f.
Gibbons. aged thirty-two years. was thrown to the
ground and kicked in the head by Daniel Murphy and
Joseph Matthews, sustaining injuries from which he
win probably die. Murphy and Matthews were ar
rested
The New York herald., 1878-11-18
Italy Joins Germany, Russia
and Spain.
REFORM BY THE DAGGER.
Rapid Spread of the Proli-
tariat Revolt.
REJOICINGS IN ROME.
TBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

NAPLES. Nov. II, 1873.
AS King Humbert was entering this city
in state to-day Sunday a poorly clad
man attempted to assassinate him with
poniard. Signor Carroll, Chief of the
Ministry, who was in the carriage with the
King, laid hands on the man, who
wounded him in the thigh.
THE KING Defends HIMSELF.
King Humbert drew his sword and struck
the assassin, who was Immediately secured.
The King received a slight scratch.
POPULAR INDIGNATION.
The popular indignation is intense and
the demonstrations of loyalty are un-
bounded.
The assassin is twenty-nine years old
and by occupation cook. He says he
does not belong to any society, but, being
poor, nourished hatred toward the King.
FURTHER PARTICULARS ABOUT THE ATTACK
NAME OF THE AssAssIN-RoME HowLING FOR
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
ROME, Nov. II, 1878.
The following account Of the attempt on
the Kings life has been received here =
''The King and Queen arrived in Naples at
twenty minutes past two o'clock this after
noon, and were enthusiastically received
by immense crowds. Several per-
sons in the Strada Carbonara pre-
sented petition to Their Majesties. A
man at this moment rushed upon the King
with dagger, and succeeded in inficting
scratch upon his left arm and slightly
wounding Signor Carroll in the left thigh.
CAPTURING THE Assassin.
1.-The King displayed great coolness and
struck the assassin on the head with his
sword. Signor Carroll seized him by the
hair. The assassin was Immediately taken
to the guardhouse. The Queen and the Prin-
cess Royal, Victor Emmanuel, Ferdinand
Marie-Janvier, who were in the carriage with
the King, displayed much courage.
HIS NAME.
"The assassin's name is Giovanni Pas
sanante. He says he does not like kings"
REJOICING IN ROME.
Fifty thousand persons with flags and
bands of music, are assembled on the Corso,
in Rome, tonight to manifest their JOY at
the escape of the King. Another demon
stration has been made before the house Of
the Syndic. The crowds everywhere
demand prompt justice. The Austrian
embassy is illuminated, and the crowd
cheered the Ambassador.
pAssANANrE pARADING AMONG THE TRADE Asso-
CATIONS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov. 1S, 1878.
A special despatch to the Times from
Rome says:-"Passanante was bear
ing q banner among the trade as
sociations which paraded to meet
the King. He had fastened a
dagger to the flagstaff, and with it
wounded the King in the arm. A
captain Of cuirassiers ended the struggle at
the royal coach by seizing Passanante."
The New York herald., 1878-11-18
DEATH FROM COAL GAS.
BUFFALO. Nov. II, 1873

BUFFALO, NOV. IL, 1875.
August Bce, aged ffty-four years. died tonight
from the effects OF coal gas while sleeping in the
French Roman catholic church, Of wbicn he was sex
loI dor tWenty-eignt years.
The New York herald., 1878-11-18

THE MAHANOY CITY EXPLOSION.

PorrsvrILE, Pa, Nov. IL, 1873
Dispatches from Mahanoy City-the scene OF yester
days fatal cxplosion-state that no further deaths
have occurred. The wounded are improving.