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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-15

A passenger and freight train toilided
Fat Riverside, ILL., Rst 8ti. Ths nfsrnein rs 81
the passenger train was killed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-15
Coal Miners Demand.

A Mnnch Chunk dispatch Of the 10th
inst, says, the men in that region have gener:
ally posted up notices that they must have the
1875 basis of wages or they will make move.
A curious thing in this, matter is that the
operators in Hazleton recently conceded the
1871 basis, just what the men now demand.
Whether the matter Will result in strike is
not know.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-15
...Muidef. (. ?

William Rival. 2 retired negro min
strel, was fatally shot in, baf.roona fight in
Philadtlphia, ot the evening; aefs August 8th'
by Samuel Lamont, well knows III the same
profession .Easafgs ,asfaait aah ssa.hasaS q q
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-15
A philadelphia telegram says q terrific

A Philadelphia telegram says terrltc
storm passed over the town OF Phenixville
Pa, on the 9th inst, doing considerable
damage Robert Townsend and Erwin
Roberts, of. Philadelphia, were struck by
lightning. The former was instantly killed.
The village of Canton was also visited by a
storm. The reservoir belonging to the Can
ton water company gave way, doing consider
able damage. A large sash and blind factory
belonging to Coon & Brain was entirely swept
away, together with several barns and shops.
Many dwel}i.4c~nouses were flooded with
water, the l. IS barely escaping with their
lives. Most OF ghe bridges on Tewanda creek
have been swept away but no lives lost.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-15
shot by q Burglar.

At Saratoga, N. Y. August 7th the
rooms occupied by John D. Gandee, of the
Bridgeport Stqnela'a, were entered by a
burglar. Candee, seeing him go in the room
where his child was, got up and followed. "A
scuffle ensued, during which the burglar shot
Candee, the ball entering the neck and lodg-
ing near the spine, when the burglar escaoed.
Candec is not dangerously hurt.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-15
Yellow Never

Yellow fever continues to spread ut
New Orleans, and is welldistributed through
ont the first and second districts with occas.
ional cases in other quarters OF the city. The
board Of health continues the use OF carbolic
acid as disinfectant..' Mr.. C. Clark, gener,
al manager of the jackson road, having pre-.
sented ten car loads of :fresh,burnt lime. Ar
"angements are also being perfected for ir-
rigating the city by flushing the cutters with
river water. The hopes of the health officers
of checking the disease by carbolization seem
to be weakening. This city is generally CON
ceded to be iu a filthic. condition than for
fifteen years. In fact since Gen. Butler had
it cleaned the fever prevailing here is OF a
mild type, and the board Of health decided to
continue Quarantir' against vessels from in
fected points.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-15
! "A NOt0ri0vls Durtlar.

Mike Weaver, TIE notorious burglar,
was recently captured ct: Chicago. and, after
examination in the criminal court, held to
bail in the sum of eS 600 in each ofthe twelve
cases, making total 81 $4,000" sS'''''1@s" ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-15

G. ia. Anderson, Sheriff Of Shelby
county, Tenn, died August 7th from an over.
dose Of chloral administered ~ q physician..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1878-08-15

Leopo !pA MHO . Was4OuL d mlle ABOVE tle
Northheh farms. Engineer Pattees and fire
man Arnold and one Root, who were riding
on the locomotive, were killed. Conducto!
Holman was injured slightly: -, -:
-; -A-..--! ,:! S*s-tt -
IL. Arrested for, Forgery. :: L. {,
Abraham Suydam was arrested in New
York, August z, at the instance of the chief Of
police Of Chicago on charge; ofperjury and
forgery. Suydam was an attorney and specu
lator in lands in Mcdowell county, Virginia
and had swindled atnumber Of Chicagoites.
Il: =. ~! -7---------- .,>,, - t;oa
"A Railroad Collision! ..:ya;t
An Elizabeth, N. J..s telegram says
two coal trains on the Lehigh Valley railroad
came in collision near Bound Brook on the
9th inst. VIM: Ezeron Was Instantly killed
One Of. the trains. was thrown from the track
and several cars We're wrecked. ~, .,..s
>.' Destruc.ive Elre, ..s. -. .
The Nichols hotel and barn. printing
Office Of the: Clare County Press, Posts dwell
ling, Hazcrs millinery store and one oothe]
building, were destroyed By. fire: at Glare,
Mich, on the 10th inst. Total loss, 5000
insurance Light I.aa s!@.,4 b.sy .ooy.7 ~: ,
steamer ExploAfOn.
The steamer Fanny W., little steamer
on the Big Bee river, exploded her boiler OF
the 9th inst.; near Waverly,s Mississippi Thi
CAPTAIN and engineer were fatally injured, ant
eight others badly scalded 'aS' # 5. , ~ @a* ~:
-~~~~ al "A Notorious Burglar, s!I !
Mike Weaver, TIE notorious burglar
was recently captured ct: Chicago, and, ntte
examination in the criminal court, held t,
bail in the sum of 4k 600 il, each of'the twelv,
cases, making total II $4,000" ''s''A%;'' .. ~,
,M-fd,Fs S.;:, ~ ,'':t
William Rival, retired s negro, mi min
strel, was fatally shot in al baf.room tight il
Philadelphia, on the evening" 1ef. August Sth
by Samuel Lamont, well known il the sam
profession .Ea.aaas .aafs4it isah ssashsS'.is & I
~ yS5g sfYs-se-+l---..- -..--+stsjp siiajssgs II
ass: sshet.snai Killea.si 81 sHss i. -
Calvin Blatly olored; g, ,rapist who va
shot fexs days ago while escaping from
lynchers died near Franklin, Tenn, on, Mon
day morning &, Ang. 12.s - ii aaalas
KIll.d 81. 4, fh5.lssa.. ..',s .s.,. !, \ ].
G. S..Anderson, Sheriff iof fshelb,
county, Tenn, died August 7th from ;an over
dose Of chloral admi inistered fbty; a a physician
3gss l1as -.--- : ! 1l.s,.z 14l4 = e 81
Ess'ss Roller Explssion. ist y !
On the 9th inst. SuhbuffY IA. 8 steam i, 1
saw mill boiler expl oded killing tour i men Il
and wounqing tws othsrs probably fatally.
I ssz - = -. m g, ia
vi Eizs1aea Ksalsk b "a
4 A passenger and freight Il ain ttoilideI
Fat Rivatnida III 1st 1sst ~
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
A Follower OF the Apostle Peter.

- y eAAoNGE eA AAo - PooAO UtNh
LONDON, August 2l.- Fowler, the
American who undertook TO walk on the
the water from Boulogne to Falkestone,
in boats like canoes, failed after accomp-
fishing II miles. The Times and qeis-
graph say Fowler accomplished the pas
sage Of the channel on foot, though he
landed At Sandgate instead Of Fake.
stone.
LONDON TINE. OK BUTLER AND KE.ARSSEY.
The Tines reprints the report of the
interview between Butler and Kearney,
and has an editorial about them and the
National party, in which II says Of the
latter: Il may become = serious danger
TO the Republic II It were possible for the
discontented and ignorant masses who
have attached themselves 10 1t TO pool
their Issues and combine against capital.
There are, practically, no limits in a
Democratic country to the power OF =
majority driven by strong passions, and
hundreds OF thousands Of workingmen,
who have felt the pinch Of hard times and
been thrown out OF work or had 10 sub
mo.t powerful forces 10 come together, as
Kearney puts il, for bread and butter,
but Il is doubtful whether those who
rave most wildly against society are not
as firmly welded, each Of them, to his own
theories Of reconstruction as most OF the
superstitious fanatics Of the old world
creeds. .rr-
The Tines then briefly summarizes the
proceedings before Congressman Hewitts
Committee, and concludes as follows
The United States would have more 10
fear from Butler and Kearney If their
followers were less passionate, less ignor.
ant Of the practical limitations Of politi-
cal action and less torn BY internal jeal.
ouaies,
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holds good that such thlngs take effect
just where. they. are intended to. We
heard one rather. novel argument for the
high prices, boarding house keeper
and the complaint did not apply 10 them,
for boarding has been very reasonable),
who considered himself aggrieved, said
that he generally gave way four meals
where he sold one, and the consequence
was he would only come out about even
at the close Of the meeting. Isn't the in
ference clear, that the rate Of boarding at
that house was good profit Whether
the remark was merited or not II had the
desired effect. Prices came down.
The mothers who have had TO bring
their babies with than 10 camp meeting
have been rejoiced 10 see the good
natured face Of The Barnesyille Enterprise
man. Although he appears 10. enjoy him.
self at all times, the degree ofenjoyment
seems q little greater when he Is accom-
panyiDg u weary mother TO the depot and
kindly carrying Der child. -
Miss Bessie Carr, eldest daughter Of the
Postmaster, met with . apainiul accident
resulting in the spraininR OF her ankle.
It was Of first feared there was fracture,
butDr. Grafton, on examination, found
only 4 bad sprain.
Weno,ice Rev. Ellison, Of the Selo
University on the grounds to-day. .
REPoRTER.S
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SARATOGA, N. Y, August 2l.-A large
number Of lawyers from ell parts Of the
Union met 10 Town Hall at 10 o'clock
in response TO call signed by B. II. Rus.
ton, Kentucky, VIM. NJ. Everts and J. H.
Porter, New York. Lyman Trumbull,
Illinois, George Hardley, Stanley Mat.
thews, Ohio, Harry Hitchcock, NO., Car
Teton Hunt, La, Richard D. Hubbard,
Conn, Z. Lamton, Ga, Richard c. Nc.
Marrie, Pa, E. J. Phillips, VI, Charles
R. Lain, Mass, ]. Randolph Tucker, Va.
to consult as 10 organizing a National
Bar Association, Roger Ayerill, Of Conn.,,
called TO order, and James Fl. B. Late
robe, OF Baltimore, was called 10 preside
with Francis Rswle, Of Philadelphis, J.
Grant Thompson, Of Albany, Secretary.
Simon E. Baldwin, OF Conn.,, stated the
origin OF the call which was at Saratoga
during the meeting Of Social Science
Association Last September. Circulars
had been sent to the leading lawyers In
several States, and the intention was TO
confne the organization TO such as had
circulars, with ayiew Of keeping out dis.
reputable parties. -
A resolution to call on persons invited
to register and those only, was adopted.
States called and lawyers registered.
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Congressional Labor Committee
ReaumeH itH Session.

New YORK, August 2l.-The Con.
gressional Labor Committee resumed its
session to day. The frat witness was W.
Goodman Moody, Of Boston, he said he
could not discover that there was any
conflict In theory between capital and
labor, but he found there was an artificial
conflict between them growing out Of
misconceptiou. BE thought It was that
the laboring classes could not understand
why the capitalists could be in aflluence
and they in poverty. He had no sympathy
with hostility against capital on the part
Of labor, they are to a great extent de.
pendant on each other; he believed that
In Massachusetts they were living in as
much harmony as they could in the pre-.
sent condition OF things. W
Witness continued at some length,
but even under the cross examination
nothing practicable was stated.
Herbert Radcliffe, agent for the Business
Improvement Society Of Boston, advocat-
ed reduced tariff, and submitted statistics
regarding trade in Massachusetts,.
Adjourned.
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TlE ralia. Of Thomas ROsser, Of
aIsir, vhO um killed on the 10Th Of
Iii nUrsh al ROanOke Station, Virginia,
rub,oaght home DAY or two ago and
sfa. Hh brother, Mr.. Charles Ros.
r,alIsd 90 u, yesterday, and gave US
90. lnoaat Of the terrible tragedy by
I'D hI brother Lost bis life. Itseems
GGTAOar RO4ser vas an engineer on
iha plying the Rosnoke river, com.
Ei,hd By Captain Rodgers, brother Of
IlN John Y, l. Rodgers, Secretary Of
D, Peabody Insurance Company here.
NJ. tine be vas shot be Was carrying
iEsss d articles in his arms. which
hIhbHu out purchasing for tue boat,
u As l,,l0in shot him in the back,
dssitBirs iuIO.his body two large. pistol
Aalsd afterwards beating in his skull
'Aas OI The pistols. Mr.. Rosser Gays
sE k could no, learn Of any special
l's oI si.nce that bis brother had
FfIs tsi IL ,nn,l.. -. onx.:In.aJ -
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Ii,,,.hOl the unwritten history oil
a. $, y,r.issvills Democratic Con-
,..,i., !, IA, alter the 5lh ballot an offer
~ ID, 10 lbs Levi, county delegation
',,,s,oI,h. friends Of Good and Jack
,,Drro their hold and go for Henry
= s,,.,oc d .h,. county, II his delegation
,aa ,sabips on him. Mr.. RfannOn
nj ,A,d The use Of bic name unless
4,s.ys,,IOu from biz county would tirs'
~. a 70 ,OIid for him. 1t was urged
= a, j.I.s.tion that bis nomination
,,ub b scursd il they would only CON
,l8,. 90 hin, This, however, they
rE.sd 10 DO, and so Mr.. b. name wa'
n i,,oIuesd " a "black horse" into
t,Cs.r,.iiou. Col. Ben had apparently
.sy Iohruy Eerus 40 solid tha! moth
in ssal .sure the needle from the
j. lsd b. couldn't vote for Mr.. Bran
mElIMlll.
TGb i,lornltiOn has crept out in the
I&ilr OF tEO. 1t seems that Johnny
Er.. I'D Joe Watson IA Good delegate)
GLI ishl orsr The Convention since
lsy r..th.d home, and that they and
o,A.r Il, Inclined to dispense iniorma.
ID. pD uhat occurred behind the
nsu ia ID. I.ud Of Wetlel.
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woaLEANi, August 2l.-The wealth.
er is excessively warm during the day
and chilly at nig ght, Amajority OF those
having careful nursing are recovering
The mortality is great among the ltal'
ians, some hundreds Of whom have gone
into camp at Camp Parapet
The use OF carbolic acid as disinfect-
ant has almost ceased, and the cutters are
strswn, with lime. Tho fever Ia believed
10 be increasing, but deaths are almost
exclusiyely confined to children and non.
residents, who do not receive proper at
The death list includes Gov. Pascal N,
Hetnandez, Of San Louis Potoai, Mexico;
Col. Fred. A. strout, Major ]. E, Austin,
Walter Farrant and Lewis Aliens, the
latter at Bay 81. Louis. t5,
A Times reporter visited number ol
prominept physiciSnS with a view oi
learning the percentage Of mortality from
yellow fever among their patients, and
thus arrived at about the general percent
age Of death throughout the city. Ac-
cording 10 the published reports Of The
Board oil Health the deAtnb are ABOUT ou
per cent, which iS largely 10 excess Of the
actual proportions. This Ia evident when
Il Is shown that whereas all deaths are
reported, Rs Il L. necessary to do, In order
10 get q certificate Of burial, large
number Of cases Of fever actually In eK'
iStence are not known TO the authorities
owing to the failure Of physicians to
make reports; aud again 10 cases where
patients are without medical attention
IN. recent sudden increase in the mum
ber Of persons. reported sick is chief
" due 10 the latter cause, brought
about by the exertiouao Of the Howard As,
aociation In ferreting out every case oi
fever, which otherwise would perhaps Be
known only to aieW.
The physicians interviewed on the sub
isct, while agreeing that the percentage
Of deaths as appeared By the reports Wsi
greater than really existed, yet they were
feticent Is TO revealing the secrets Of their
practice, Is deaths under their treatment
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TbtlnteIIigsnfer
1T movement at CIarks'

Grs''''N burg. .,,..
..c..,,b,ek men held a County Con,
u, :, Clnk,burg on Tuesday alu ma
'SI, 'Sai.,,.I full county ticket al Ana tas Ins
'.d l'...s.b.d , secret pow "o" TlIh l1a.oaa .on1
mi NJ, .isb view, as We are 'IIof@su'
Iii .,.i,, bin their candidate lCt or 0ol- on
Eoon y L.,J
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Old Time noenmenfs.

Msid pleasant call yesterday from
NJ LAo'la FOnythe, Of Texas, sou Of
aaA lanes q. FOrsythe, Of this city,
iS'o'Ss' Of Hamilton Forsythe, re-
a'aI tsspet. lie is a native Of this
at i'f many years has resided in
'as-ia ilei, With the exception Of a
man rIit some years ago, has not
'ah Wheeling for over a quarter OF a
asaH VI. FOr,yths resides in GILES.
tS'aiy, Texas, where he has a large
as' nashs, which he and one Of his
~ l'p'hniend. He seem. to be in
1n0'A iali country but admits that it
ASS' tn'Olcks and says that there
y s''sf country, take it all in all,
! ~ ~ ~ native 'Od here ou the banks Of
'Nsos
While bar. h. h., 49,. ,..,,
~ Of bis father. old papers, and
~ ~ 'iAI queer documents resurrect.
-. ~ ., slSlI''tnS paper, being 8 certificate
-N" ssp'esume, sound familiar to
n. -'oa eln'sn' oil Wheeling who
nv acquainted with the Dobbin and
lEgiAs iluilie. 10 ,heir d.v bsrs
VnsHu, Ia VII. ''
ID,,i,,S.', W."
u G,s.niS @ iSCcIIn, Ca,. one oil the Judges oi
dA. E.rS,S4 4IS i1S;,;., q =, =; and sole Judge
=, svrty II HS;e'N oS;a circuit o. which
aSnSy e,,,ir, oI'O y" g, cST,mP9ses q part
ssan,SnI I WiIii,u.o 70 , MI.N AZ whom !! !,.. may
ID III II. ,'II M" ~ - ! 'DOOoln .5 and Eliza,
@S I'D H. 'TI ~ " ~ .ae ss sAia county o.
Fpi,a 6,lot. N. s,S 'S,s uay pefsTnsiiy !a a. ',
STn d, p,,.r,, n, ~ aGq , maae oa.n nrti ina'
G'ssi4ioa S.,rSSU, " LIonara II ,LS HooOin l,e
ss.s saS .. sbss bSsn'1eky, .N n,t.n, and tA. sa,
SS SsSTlnlE baptized in the name Ira",' Of Nh n,
,as, Son lnd HOLY Gbs, s js n ,bS q, .si, ~
~ssg DeSn and Kinvdom NJ i,sIsnJ
.,s,.i ! alis.', whereof ihave hersunto .. :e,
! i. ~ ~ ~ ..sl .sal At the town OlwhesIins
w, s.1i1 y u, !sih day d GpriI pI 'ia'' n III,
-. DANIEL SMITH. SSrrt rs.,,1
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Editorial Excursion.

CINCINNATI, August 2l.-An excursion
composed Of members Of the Pennsylya-
mia, Ohio and West Virginia Press Asso.
citation and their friends, arrived here
Last evening and put up at the Grand
Hotel. The leading officials Of the city
will to-day escort them to the various
places Of interest in and around the city.
This afternoon they start for Louisville,
their objective point being the Mammoth
Cave.
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CAMP MEETINGS.
Burr's mills.
BuRR's MILLS, August 2r,

oOhA "tht'' nubuo
corespsndenee oil the lnleIliseneer.s =
Last evening at 9 o'clock women's
prayer-meetine was held in the taber-
nacis Al 7.s0 Rev. Smith. of Bridge
80, e;,or;, nraacbsd from Isaiab ia
Pot' .n..' ,,. p III ..s.n,aa,;na
a'e, ~h,cn was ne'u p .t.e"
On Monday evening mere were .hfee
conversions. Many express great disap-
pointment at the small number OF actual
conyersious. 1T is scarcely probable that
,ha ,ood dons at tbis or apy other meet
-. ~ III, Lo =, ,,;Tos,sd foIiv al The time
T ans "'n 70 -" Jn,h, ~, ,.rv m.nv
inefe can pe NJ ao"o. sHA' Wy a
who come TO these meetings careless anu
thoughtless receive impressions and con-
yictious here that will stick 10 them, en-
I.,,;ng deepeninp and strengthening IN.
81 a.. c;ys Themselves wholly 10 God,
u. ,"s, ~ Nv. ,ha.a m.L. onr hss, Chris.
anu ao nv nv 'neee 80 .asw 90, n,snx =,
tians4 VI eout'e '! 49,. e ,.a: -, =,
the good people ot the onuicn haye ~,
10 an Instant been arrested, convicted
and converted, but because this Is 80 We
inust not lose sight Of the slower growth D
that 10 time bursts forth into q soul re-
deemed. Do not think because only 80
lew have come out on me tofas ssiue ~, 1na,
tue meeting has been 10 VAIN. NC heaiu
suggestion 10 day that seems gooo
cne. 1t was to hold the meetings Two
weeks, the first week being only services
among those who expect TO Work, week
Of preparation. II seems Una. now - =
the close oil the meeting every one Is
just getting ready. a week on tne CAMP
ground spent in social intercourse, WIN
Rview TO becoming acquainted with the
situation, and OF religious exercises,
with 8 view 70 gathering sPifitua,,
strength for the work IN hand, wouid
surely be OF incaicuiaole oenent. -.
This forenoon services began at eight
o'clock and continued without intefmis.
sion until noon. The trst hour was .
"want" meeting. The object was 70 giye
every one an opportunity 70 tell their
doubts and fears and council togethem5 III ~
to the beat way to conquer them. Inc
next hour and half was spent IN gener,,
al clas', following. which was sPeciial
prayer Tor the gift oil the Holy spirit.
At1.30 was held \ children's meeting,
led by Rev. Armstrong, nna aua.sSseu M, ~
Revs. slutz and Henthorn and Misc
Grove. Rev. slutx wa. very happy IL
his illustration. He likened the nar-
turing and hatboring Of litsle SINS ~ Y
yonth to taking nest OIL very umAil
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MORNING AUGUST 90 1878 VO

the Exchange to-day President Balm call!
ed the merchants together and slated that
numerous kilograms had been received
from southern cities asking aid for yell
low fever snferers, and suggesting the
Exchange 10 take some action In the
matter.
A resolution was adopted that subscrip:
tions be taken at once, and that general
subscription be taken up through com.
mittees appointed by the Mayor Of the
city, the money collected to be placed In
the hands Of 4 committee Of three 70 be
appointed by the President Of the EH-
change, Who. with the Mayor shall dis
tribute the same. The Committee was at
once appointed; also committee Of seven
10 solicit subscriptions on Change.
A request was also made that the
Board Of Directors submit to vote OF
the Exchange proposition to donate
50, 600 from the funds OF the Change.
This will be submitted next Wednesday.
A rule Of the Exchange requires all such
proposition to be posted for Eve days.
Subscriptions will then be called for, and
over eight hundred dollars subscribed In
u few minutes. Other collections will be
made as rapidly as possible, and the
money forwarded to the various afflicted
points.
A PROMPT REspoSsE.
MILWAUKEE, August 2l.-This morn
ing David Ferguson, President Of the
Clearing House, received telegram from
the Howard Association at Vicksburg,
asking II the banks and people Of this
city could aid them. Mr.. Fergusun at
once telegraphed the Treasurer Of the
Howard Association TO draw on him at
sight for $500.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2l.-George
W. Childs and A. J. Drexel contribute
$500 each for the yellow fever sufferers.
A NEE ting will be held in the Mayors
Office tomorrow 10 raise funds,
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Three Litlle noys Anoat.

GLOUCESTER, Mass., August 2l.-Three
lads, 8 10 10 years old sons Of Charles
Lucas, Nathan E. Cook and W. R, Fugie,
left Lsuesyille In dug.out yesterday
morning and no trace has been found Of
them. Five boats went out In search
without avail.
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FRANCE.
A Republican Majority.

PARIS, August 2l.-The election Of
Presidents Of the Councils General are
believed to indicate that the Senatorial
elections will result IN the establishment
Of Republican majority in the Senate.
The Monarchists and Bonapartists are
discordant. The 0rleanisu in several
departments voted with the Republicans.
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AFellow Who Lost and squeals.

MILWAUKEE. WIS, August 2l.-The
case Of P. McGeoch vs. J. B. Oliver &
Co., for failure to deliver wheat on July
option, has been before the Board Of Ar
bitrators Of the Chamber Of Commerce
for the past three days. To-day the
Board decided 81 30 to be the market
price on July 3lst. Oliver & Co. will
carry the case before the Board Of Ap.