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CINuNaATt, August Cotton STEADY
a. llSc. Flour--OemRnd fair aud mar.
ksl Arm. family At 81 20, WhsAt-StrongeF
aud higher; choice white 81 70, RmbSf 9es
SIC, No, / red WinteT a6A9Tu. Cora =
Stronger and demand active: No, :, ASHA
iSe. 0Au-Steady; prime old 29ASlo, new
39A95C. Rys-DemGnd active Al 6Se. Bar,
lsy-StrOng; No. fall d 81 %, held
higher. PrOVitlOns-Steady. Pork-frss.
" offered at $ll 90. IAFd-EASisr and
Dali; current make 81 S5A7 62H, kettle
sHc. Bulk MeAls-Quitt and hFm; 1hoal'
dsfs At 6He, short nb $6 50, EhOFt clear
81 Is. BacOh-Dull Al 6sTAIko. HRSSsd
OIL Steady al 50a62c, Bnttsr-Dull and
unchanged. Cheese - Steady At 7s73ie.
WhlSky-Demand fair and market Arm ..
81 H,
no0s-Dull; common 8 25Ai is, tGir to
good light 81 2oAt IS, heavy 81 Aoai IS.
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8Y TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS RtPoKT.
70 TIE DAILY lSrKLLIsESckR
A Quarrel An Attempt 10 nar-
der Followed BY saIeide-The
Wife's sIOFy-SOme Dark SRs.
pieIOns.

WnEAUKEE, August s.-AbSut all
o'clock this morning Henry ViaTyu, re-
Idenes AZ lsO ElsEsnth street, YAs iOund
BY bis vile lyipg dad upon hisbsdSOOu
door with his throat cut from ear 70 ear
Yhuryn had quSErsllsd With hs vils
duTing he night, and she stEtsl. that
lbout6 o'clock in the morning, HltSr q
trBee hid been declared, she Ihs lSGk-
snsd by Lerushing blow upon The temple
She sprung from bed and found her huS-
band siAtdiDg before her with bar OI
iron, Ahd his nAnnsT % threGtsniHg thai
she Asd down stairs. While bathing
her bead Ehs heard = noise overhead Gs
IL some one falling. Ascending The
stairsshe disVsred him lying pPou the
floor In . pool Of blood. SsGt a hand
wa Lh open raIOI, With which 1t y sup
posed he bad committed suicide. TherG
are some Who are unwilling 70 accept hsr
version And think she Is implicated to {
greater extent tbAD willing TO admit
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The PEABODY Institute gt MID
.TlTr dlebourne. .. J, a.
caAMDERsBuRo, VIVA, August 5,


CHAMpERsBuRo, VIVA, August 5.
Corrapoadsnce Of The IattlllgSneer.
As everybody has some interest in al
matters affecting the public, ! make thi'
report Of the Peabody Teachers' 1nsti-
tute held during the week ending August
Sd, at MiddlebOurne, Tyler county, We''
Virginia.
Number Of teachers present 30. In
tetest shown in the Institute work ysry
good. Superintendent 7, n. Parks, Pro
Iessors Loveail Of CentrsSills, Smith o.
sistcrsyiHs, P. B. Lowry J. @ Warner
and others took q very deep interest IT
The discussions and rendered great AS
,Istanee. These are all Wide.awaks men
ardent friends Of education, whose inHu
epce and light radiates and illumtnatei
for ths benefit Of humanity
D. F. Pugh and 3, 8. Boremant atsorI
news, are men Of talent, learning and
warm supporters Of public instruction
The former delivered an elegant addret'
In the NJ. Z. Church on Wednesday even
ing. and the latter on Saturday alter
noon. These two addresses on education
With two others, very weak and delivered
BY myseIi, constituted the evenings enter
tSiuments. -,
Probably your space will not permit
me 10 speak Of the fine musical talen
disnlayed BY the ladies' and gentlemen a
the opening both Of the Institutes anE
the evening lectures.
The intelligence and morality Of th'
citizens are characteristic and worthy o
commeudalion and esteem. ~
u. g & Respectfully. "
JAMES F. SEowpES,
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CHICAGO, August s.-Ths DrOvrt Jour.
nj reports:
Hods-ReCeipts 1900. shipments 5 300.
Market Htrong, active and 4 shade higher,
except for common and gr1Nsen; choice
heavy shipping nj 81 5Oai 70, medium - 20
a. IS, good 10 prime light 81 S0a4 10, mixed
SS sOai 10.
CATTLE-Reeeipts 800; shipments 2 900,
Market steady aud unchanged; good Ship.
ping at 81 3Oab 20: butchers in fair do.
N ,nd; cows at 81 20a4 OO: bulls 81 6Oa2 30;
Western cattle slow al s. 70R3 20; TEXAS
cattle dull at 50 35a2 BU.
SHEEP-ReceipS 200. Market dull and
weak at s. sOa5 70.
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YELLowsPEvER.

NEw ORLEANS, August s,-Therc are
seventeen cases Of yellow fever at Porl
Eads. Of these one died, one recovered
and fifteen are under treatment,
Being seized with panic the engineer
and gang foreman took the boat foi
Mobile and the lGborerS left, many o.
them coming 10 the city. On arriving
here two were reported iick and were ad-
mitted to the Charity Hospital. BuSinesi
suspended. The Light house keeper, bis
wife and daughter, are down with the
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tbsr. are no, In asoord sith him, ibouEh.
This q Tie FtsaIt y mach Oi dissPP0ipt-
nsnt Il Lhs masBsf that Be has diStribu-
I'd p1blie psiroaGgs - o. disAgrssntst
VIII hs Southern Gnd civil ssFVies poll
eiss. Notwithstanding his course, The
RTeat mas of OaF people bslisEe In hla
honesty Of character sBd political sound
&ay.-WbAt his been he effect ot the
GsTrymandsr iH 0hi0i
Posisf.-ThAt remains 70 b told altar
ths elections. Il ls, ~ II "a INTENDED TO
b, somewhat disastrous % The RsPubli-
can party. II Il not acceptable 70 ths
DsnoeFats thsnsslVsA. The result bAl
been long, pto,FGstsd and bitter eoutro-
ysrlies over BominStions. j hGs en-
gsbdsrsd good deal Of bad feeling 90 all
Sldts.
&I.-How do 700 look at The prospects
for the fall elections
Poslsr.-Tbsy are very favorable, IN
deed, 10 The Republicans. We have re-
ports from all quartsrs showing that our
party is Organising GAd rallying grandly.
We VIII not come out Of the hght Worsted
By any means.
a2-Haye you paid much attention TO
The new party, the EAlonAli
Foslef--I hAys, indeed. II l. . party
that has grown rlpidly. Lis growth seems
unprecedented. Il il bound 10 be an I'M
portAnI factor In the fall elections, and In
the next election for Preaident.
aar-IU strength hll, ot course, 70
come from the two other Partesl
FostSf-ot course, IthmGktng Seri'
ous intoads into the ranks Of both par
S,ar-Whlch is going 10 suffer the most
Foster-ThAt is another thing that the
elections will have 70 settle. ! belisTe,
however, and With good reason, too, !
think, that the Republican party viii not
be n seriously affected BY the Natiohsls
a. the Democrats Will nif1
S,ar-Are the Office holders responding
with llserity 70 the political Asssssnsnal
Foster-Yes; We bod no complaint %
make. EVerythinG.is going on nicely :
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penusylynnIa Hoard OF Pardons

HARRIsBUR0, PENN., August 7.-Iht
Board Of PArdOns to-day refused the aP.
plicAlion for pardon Of o. F. Ballard
Republican member Of The Legislature
convicted Of embeIIling 5000 from 4
Delaware County Building Association
BullArd, Il win be remembered, was taker
from the Jail BY an order Of the House o.
Representatives aud subsequently escaped
from It's custody. The principal plea
made before the Board was that his Of
tense Wls more the result Of cAreIeasneSl
than criminal intent, and that II be wer'
not liberated soon be would die beiest
his term expired, being subject TO violen'
sud protracled stacks Of hay fever, be
ginning regularly on the l7th Of August
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ToRoSro, August s.-Belleville and
NorWoOd were visited this afternoon 6y
very heavy slorm, accompanied BY thun-
der and hail, and great damage was done
to the crops. In Norwood houses and
barns were levelled and several persons
neEsrely. .iniuIed.. -.rn.lm L.- !.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Russia. Duly uaaer The TFeAty,

R1ssIa's Duty URder the Treaty
81. PErESssuHs, AagaIt a-Ths ~
cal AauaPg dSslA o. The EnAllnssS o
The maternal GdFEhtAeSl uhich hGTS ae-
ernsd 70 RusiA IhrOugh he diEregArd b
The BSrlln COnErsss Oi eOaIidSTAiioOs o
Faes 10 liking Ihs future. Il sAys ID,
tAsk Of Rnasil l. nov 70 go thLl tA'
eonelusions reached are carried intf
execution 70 The smallest Point, And thai
II he Ports dos Dol observe Slrieily u,
eoDdidOas Of the treaty 1t Iisns In oEu
death SentaBos,
suLEIMAN PASHA IN A TIGRf RLAcE.
RAousL, August S-sulslmGn Pasha,
With 1900 AsiAtie troops, h shut up u
Trsbinji. He Nlll not IlloH The insur'
Rents 70 enter The town, teAFlng The mas
SarrS oi the TErkilh authorities.
Fifteen hundred Bosnian regular
troops have Deserted from rrtbiBii and
Joined The insurgents 81 DurbrOa.
THAT RussIAs EXPLOSION.
BucaARrSE, August s.-By the eIPlo-
sion Of The Russian powder magazine al
FrAtrI street yesterday ,htIy persons we're
killed and lhirly-Ohs ipiured.
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A schooner Found.

SAN FRAsCrsco, August s.-The
schooner Stag, bound from ounalAska,
reports that on the first Of May news
was received at ounalaska that portions
Of 4 vessel we're found at Cooks Inlet,
last year, supposed TO be the schooner
Sandiego from the description. There
are no idings Of the crew Of the SchoOn'
er Sandiego.
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FIRE RECORD.


--.NoRrHAMPToN, MASS, j, August s.-Tht
Vernon Bros pspsrmill; at Paper Mil
Valley burned this morning Loss Sll2,
900. The mill had = capacity OF Ter
tons daily and employed one hundred anc
tifty men.
box. factory. aud the. Touring mill o
Yontrotha & Co, on River street, wer'
totally destroyed BY Ere this evening
Loss s. 900 on machinery. No insurance
CHioAoo, August s.-The Tibu1Es Du
huQue special says that Fockler Bros,
buggy top factory burned this morning
Loss on. stock, 90, 1000; building, $S,OOU
Insured,
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Bishop WhIppIe's Son-NarrOW
Escape from Body SnateherS,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August s.-The body
Of Bishop WhiPplss son will remain
here until the arrival Of hi1 relatives.
Il WAl buried 10 the POttsr's field, and
upon preparing 70 eIhume II the officers
found that the "body snatchers" had pre-
ceded them, though they simply broke
the coffin Rnd did not remove the re-
mains.
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Boston Betting Company.

BosroS, Augusta The committee aP'
pointed yesterday to receive subscrip-
lions for the reorganization Of the Boston
Betting Company held q meeting this
morning. The subscription book va,
opened and 100000 we're at once placed
upon it BY parties from Boston, Lynn
and other places, the largest single sub
soriptiou being $50, 900.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money ana STOCKS.

EKw YoRK, August s.-MoSEY- Closel
easy at 1Ha2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3ASh per cent. Customs receipti
$47s,OO0. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed S5Vl,000. Clearings $3.50, 900
Sight exchange on New York 4.s7. ster
ling exchange bGnkers' bills 4S3.
GoLD-Al day at l0oh. Carrying rates
2 per cent. Borrowing rates 3SGi per cent
and fat.
sILyKR-BaI silver here li5h green
backs and lI4H gold. Silver coin KAlh
per cent discount.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August s.-The
demand for standard silver dollars is
steadily, increasing; within the present
week The banks called for $500, 900, there
il a little demand for the certificates tot
silver dollars which have been printed
10 the extent .of. SIS, 100000
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From the Indian Frontler-sur-
render Of SeVeraI Bands OF Hos

BAKEE CrrY, ooN., August s.-A eOur'
Ter arrived At Whsatons headquarters
with a dispatch from Col. u, Miller,
Commanding officer At Matthews A Assncyr
stating that yesterday eighty-dVe hostile
Snake, tueRty-Sieht warriors and the
balance women and children, came into
the Agency and dSurrendered, nd that
Oils, the leading spirit aimee EgAns'
death, NAs desirons oi surTendsring him
self and band. The courier states that
shortly siier leaving the Agency he saw
from 100 10 l5O going into the Agency,
which was very probably Oil agd his
party Itso, the present campaign In this
vicinity Is virtually at an end.
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Strike In the Coal Regions.

DuSEL1ES, n. J.. August Sin &C.
cordsnce with the Miners National Or.
gsniEation, II has been agreed that gen
eraI s,rike will be begun on or about the
18Th inst. Trouble in the coal regions oi
Peuupylvania will be started in all proba'
bjlity in the LehiEh region. The cause Is
that the operstOrs refuse to raise the
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Petroleum Market.

PITTSBURGH, August 8. = Petroleum =
Very quiet; crude 81 2lJG at PaTkeFs, re.
huGd lOI<c, PhilRdelphiA delivery.
OIL CRY, August s.-Petroleum-MGr-
kst opened quiet and firm; sales at 81 cox,
advanced 70 81 05H, closing steady al
81 02x bid. shipments $1,000 barrels;
average $4,000 barrels; transactions 100.
900 barrels.
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man Missing,

ST.. Paul, August s.-Mr. John Hall
Whippls left his nome in FaribGnlt, Min
nesota, about Easter, and nothing definite
has been known Of his movements since
but he was supposed to be in Cincinnati.
Friends Of the lAmily are pretty well a..
sured that the body found in Louisville ia
his. Bishop Whipple, who is in Duluth,
has been telegrsphsd for, and will reach
home on Saturday. His oldest son, G. h,
Whipple, has gone 90 Chicago 10 meet
the body. The irregular life Of Young
Whipple hAs caused the family much
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HARTFORD, CoSsa August s.-Knows
& Ives, dry goods, have failed. Liabili.
ties 100000. H. D. Claaln & Co., OF
New York, have a claim against the hru
0rrkwl, oSrs August s. Mccormack
4 Son, miliers, have made an assignment
Liab!lities S 1000.
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Dry Goods.

EEw YORK, August s.-The cotton goods
market is strong and additional makes
Of brown, bleaehsd and eolored cottous
advanced 2ka5 per cent Prints In good
demand aud 6Tm. Dress goods and gtug.
hams doing well. ShAwls and skirts In
fair request Wool Aannels and repeIlantS
fairly active but mems wear wOOlsnS are
moving slowly.
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HAvRF, August 8 The Nautilus, from
Beverly, Mass, June 18th, has arrived
here, having accomplished the passage In
ilIy-six dSyp. The Nautilus will be sent
10 the Paris Exposition.
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A Warning 20 Young Ladies' who
WenF COIoFeL Stockings,

BosroS, MASS, August Lydia Ber.
ry, a belutiful young lady Of twenty, oi
this city, whose friends imagined that
her illness OF late was caused by dropsy,
were GStonished to day TO learn that she
had been poisoned BY wearing coIorsd
stockings. She is 10 3 terrible condition,
and her physicians have litde hope oi
her recovery.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY frm.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE Bonds Quiet,

sTocKs-The market soon after opening
became 6rm With an improYsmentin in prices
In the afternoon the market was quiet 10.
til towards the close, when q stronger tone
characterized dealings and there was an
advance Of IfaK.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which 1900 were Erie, $500 Lake
Shore, Is 900 Northwestern common, 49,.
900 preferred, 10000 st. Paul common,
1900 preferred, 5000 ohioS, $500 Union
Pacific, $4,000 LAckawanpa, and 1900
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1he9ntelLiqentar
hnlefI lnr TraHeIaEI.


oss Of ibs remarkable tsalsrtl de-
Vsloped In ths late MisEo disaster Is The
power ofFcsistInes 70 lhOek which char
lel6ri1ss Tie PailpIh coaches. Just
thlpk 0f two trAips coming tOgsthsr with
ls inpstus gwen By = speed Of forty
nlIsi an holr on one hAad Ahd twenty
miles a hour on the other. The mo-
msstum rsduesd 70 figures il bsyoRd the
grasp oi mental conception, and Jet In
that mighty collision, which VA like The
crush Of worlds, the sleeping oeeuPanLs oi
The Pullman coaches scarcely felt the
shock. In fact II IL said that tie jar
did not exceed that consequent upon
the usual application Of The air brake
ln stopping a train at a regular
station. That rueh Is the case Is In
eon.roysrtIblS from the fact tbGt in
the drsSdful catastrophe at Mingo =
number Of ths plsssnesrs in the Pail.
mans slept the sleep Of iunOesBes in the
midst Of the ruin where the sickle Of
Death was reaPipg IL harvest. II l. said
that Pittsburgh reporter, one oi that
class who are supposed TO be eIesption-
ally yigiIaBl to sIssp a. Il Wsrs,ivith
one sys open, and who occupied bank
10 one Of the sieepets attached 70 the
wrecked train At MISgo, entirely lost hls
opportunity, dsSlt 10 the IAnd oI dreams,
sliunconsciou, Of the horror that sur
rounded him.
The plan Of construction Of The Pull
man, aide from the care In the selection
Of material, is said TO be such Ia the ar.
rangenent Of springs and bumpers as TO
reduce the shock Of eollISIOu to a mini.
mum. Certainly after the late terrible
test no one will deny that It Is scarcely
possible 70 construct cars more fully pro-
yidsd with the elements OF absolute safe.
" against everything 10 the ordinary
catalogue Of accidents to trains. As
aEaiuAt detective bridges, undermining ol
SmbInkmen,S BY water, or insufficient or
rotten trestlswork, or the wicked designs
Of malice by which trains are precipi.a'
Ted into rivsrs, into rocky galchss, or
over pteclplces, no human ingenuity can
provide.
But why should not all passenger
coaches in their construction be provided
with all tho superior combination Of
cushions, bumpers, springs or whatever
else constitutes The efficacy Of the Pull.
man In resisting the tremendous shock
Perhaps IT may be said that thsy are Gov
cred By patents belonging 10 the Pullman
Company. So be Il, but that should make
no difference. II these improvements
have cost their inventors time and much
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Announced q Receiver.

DAYTON, O., August s.-J. E. Gunper-
ling WAs 70 day appointed receiver Of the
Dayton and Southeastern Road BY judge
Haynes, Of the snpreme Court on GPpli'
cation Of the trustees Tor the bondholdeFl
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l,hnrred MIth Porgcry.

BosroH, August s.-The J0srna! pub ::
li,bss 4 report that John @. Sinclair, Of
Bethlehem, n. H., Is charged with forging
endorsements and notes. sinclatrs EN-
bArrasSmsnts grow out Of his connection
viii the Wa1mbeCk Lumber Company
and other operatiohs,
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No Cause for Action.

WASHINGTON, AuEusts ts.-Ths Solicitor
General, to whom the application for the
removal Of Justice Bennett 81 Dakota
was referred. reports that there u no
case calling for such action. The Attor-
nsy General concuTS, lsalfg. EFgL
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Secretnry sbermnn and Family.

MGRTHAs vtSEYARD, AuguSt s.,
Secretary Sherman and family visited
town today, aud, after short drive
were entertained al dinner. Tonight the
Secretary gave u reception.
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ENGLAND.


LoSpoS, August Sit is stated tb.!
Right Hon. Wm. E. Forster, the well
known Liberal leader, will visit America
in autumn,
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CHARLEsroS, s. c., August SIN the
U. S, Court Yesterday 1888 illicit distillsrs
pleaded guilty with the understanding
that judgment would be suspended and
they no more violate the Law.
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SUPERINTENDENT FELTON,, Of the P. @
&st L. Railroad, in coming from cOlum'
buS 10 steubeuvills on Wednesday morn
iSs, made the run from Dennl'On to
CadiI, distance OF twenty avs miles, in
.unntv.fnnt minutea.
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FRANCE.
Prince Napoleon Seeks . wife

IIEHSV E"FV
PAms, August s.-Tbs Constitutional,
BopspArtist orgGu, AnEounoes that = mar.
Fiage hLs been arranged between Prince
Louis Napoleon, son Of Emperor NaPo-
leon I'LL, and Princes Thyra, third
daughter Of Christian X. King ot Den.
mark. The date Of the marriage Is not
kxed. The Constitutional adds: II ls said
that this mArrisge will b made The occa.
sion Of beneficial revision Of the treaty
Of Prague. Princess ThyrG Is sister Of
the Prlucess OF Wales,
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WAl DEPARTMENT, !
0gVicR or rms CmEy 5IsHAL OTTIcEA,
WAsHIEsToH, D. C., August 9-l An
PRoEAnLiTIRa
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
partly cloudy weather, occaHiOnal rains
sOutherly wind veering 10 westerly, Il sta
tionGry or lower temperature, and q fall
Ing followed by = rising barometer.
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CHICAGO, August S.-TWo Gre engines
collided At Q o'clock this moTning, killing
htemGn George Row, and badly iniitinE
fireman ShIuguessy. Both engines we're
Fuunins 70 q Ere and met'on EoornSt. u
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oMAH1, August s.-To.day Was the
hottest day Of the season, Thermotnelsr
1902, There was four cAses Of prostrA-
I lion, probably fatal
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IOb PRINTING establishment,

The PI0prEloFl Of the DAILY iNTELlJ0EScEE,
having TCfarLlIhtd Their Wtll.EnoWH and pgpBlST
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Marine News.

NEw YoRK, August s.-Tbe steamer'
MGins from Bremen, and Celtic from Ltv'
erpool, have arrived.
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ITALY.
Appointed PapaI Secretary.

RoME, August s.-It Is stated that
Cardinal Lorenzo Nina has been appoint.
ed PApGl Secretary Of State.
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R,uxD Tar TICKEs FOR NOUNS
yrLLE.-The Chairman OF the Republican
Executive Committee for the First Dis
trict has made arrangements with the B.
so. Railroad Company for round trip
tickets for delegates attending the Con-
pressional and Senatorial Conventions to
be held at Moundsvills on the 22nd oi
August. We expect therefore that this
arrangement will largely increase the at
tandAnce.
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Nh. Fonr per CeplLonn.

WASHINGTON, August s.-subserip-
tious to the 4.Per cent loan to-day, 81
42s, ,6O0..
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COMMERCIAL TREATY.

The project for commercial treaty
with the Franco. American conference,
referred to the committee last night is
embraced In memorial TO the United
States Congress and French Chambers;
but It is expressly stated that thus project
is simply offered a u basis for discussion.
The pro ojscL provides that either country
shall give TO The other the same CONNER
eial advantages given the most favored
nation; prescribes the conditions OF Assess.
ment Of AdvAlorem duties At shipping
points; provides Tor the revision Of the
American tariff on French products; stip.
ulAtes that II either nation imposes do.
mestic duty on is own productions the
same duty may be imposed on the other
party 10, The treaty, and guarantees re-
ciprocGl rights TO citizens Of the respec.
tive countries in the ownership Of com.
msrcial marks, emblems and stamps. The
treaty 10 70 last ten years.