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THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
A Monster Democratic Meeting at
Mn, ksville.
Brilliant Speeches Nv Number Or the
Canvassers -- An E.nthusiastic
and Unanimous Assem-
blage.
tHperial to the Democrat.

WASHINGTON. lae., Nov. 2a,--The meeting
AZ Marksyille was q complete success. Over
four thousand people were present, with n
large attendance Of ladiee, Hon. +. Z. poche
made a magnificent speech in French, fol-
lowed,hy Measrs. Strong, Egan. Jack. Ogden
Gov. McEnery and Parlange. The speeches
excited the greatest enthusiasm. and II IL i'm
possible to imagine the unanimity of sentl-
ment, Ogden and Mclsnery eelipsed them
selves The party will go TO Opelousas and
speak there tomorrow. w. A. =.
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CUBA.

HAVANA. Nov 23.-The government Ia OIL
eially informed that the troops attacked the
camp Of the insurgent leader Gnilloman III
the province Of Santiago dc Cuba, on tho IT.
tssnth instant, killing six, dispeta'ng me
whole force and burning ano hHts whin', they
Ind built for shelter. Among the killed was
Lieut.. Col RoaIlu.
In Las ruseaa Commander Eehairnia and
Capt Castillo. both insurgent leaders, have
surrendered, and in Santa Clara the Spanish
have defeated and dispersed an insurgent
party numbering forty, M.-. NJ
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sOCIBDAD EsPANoLA.

Tho SocIedad Union Espanola dc Beneleencln
Mutua held a special meeting yesterday after
noon MT their hall. oorner Of Dumaine and 81.
Claude Rtreets. for the purpose Of transaeting
urgent buaineuH not tho least imporlant OF
which wna the eubiect Of the lnundationa In
Hnain-
Nv resolution Tho treasurer VIVA authorized to
nrpty sloO Of the funds of the aocey ma n con
trthuton to the relief fund which Ia being raised
throughout the city by epeclal committees ap-
notnied for the nurnoaa The outaids sub
acription. II ia unieretood. Is progressing fa-
vorRby.
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The Breweries of Cincinnati to be Con-
anltdateM.

CINc1NNArI, Nov. 23.-The brewers Of this
city have recently been holding frequent
meetings. and ii IL reported have determined
to merge all separate interests IN one gigantic
brewing company, with capital Of S. 600
1t il said some such action was necessary be-
cause competition had cut prices 50 low, and
obtaining customers had become SO expensive
that the profits OF the separate breweries
were eaten up. m."...
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A steamer Htaahlea On the Atlantic
Ep~at ana a1er captain Killed.

HAT.rlMORE, Nov. 29.---'rhe British steam
ship Baltimore, which aailed ienee for Liver
pool last Tuesday with miscellaneous cargo.
,inclsing 400 cattle. returned this morning In
n aetpi disabled condition. Her first officer
'rererte encountsring severe gales upon enter
ing the gulf stream Thursday. In tho course
of which her rlsging was seriously damaged
and her master, Capt kpwesa, Instantly
killed hy tho falling Of block. About ninety
eattle were killed and swept overheard. The
nattlo pens we're carried away and the steamer
left In auch condition that tho first odaeeH ooil-
sif.ered II prudent to return to port.
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SPAIN.

MADRID. Nov. ~. When ex-Empress En-
genie arrived hero her mothor, Countess
neMontio was already dead. King Alfonso.
who wns awaiting Eugenis al the station.
communicated the nows 10 her on her ar-
rival Eugenie wished TO go To her mother q
residence, but was prevailed upon to 20 TO
klbahalac.. where many Thousand VISITORS
cnllnd and inscribed their names.
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THE CONFERENCE.

The Republican parish campaign committed
and the specia, committee appointed by the
pariah convention to consider the question OF
nominations hold II conference yesterday n
noon The meeting was protraoed ono. but
although there WINS manifested II strong Reni
mpnt III favor OF putting y full ticket III the
Held. an adjournment until Tuesday next was
ordered. without any definite action being
taken.
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Shot While Hunting.

At o'clock On Sunday white man named
Charles lehan1er while out hunting with three
friends Oil the Metairie Ridge. was shot In the
left wrist ana right band " the accidental dis-
charge Of his gun. He was conveyed to his res
idence on Tchoupitoulas street, between Ma
rengo and Constantinople. where he was at
tended by DR.. Shepherd. who fears that the
nn3putstion of his hands will be necessary.
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THE MITCHELL RIFLES.

Yesterday tho Mitchell 1lines left their arm
ory In full uniform and repaired to tho
house Of their late captain. M. Oooney. Hav-
Ing arrived there they were Hospitality received
and presented with the freedom of the house.
The Notable feature of the gathering. however.
was u handsome presentation to the OK cap tain.
which was accompanied with graceful aud ap-
prpprJats rorOmontna.
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A Michigan Militairn Endscted for Hsns'
bexgtement.

e1Nc1NNATt, Nov. %. "A dispatch from DO.
trult says Tbs United StRtaa grand Jury In
that district has Indicted heak head. colonel of
the First Regiment Of M Michigan State troepa,
for embezzling funds OF tho First National
hank Of Flint Of whieh he la cashier,
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alans uf Indians In tho neighborhond Of the
agency Gen, Merritt left White river yes
taleay fnr this place with the Third Cavalry
and Company y nf the Fifth Cavalry. Three
companies of infantry and foM companies OF
eavafry, under command of Lieut.. Col. Oil
bert. will remain at White river this wlnter
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Arrest or n COI0red Mail Carrier for Rob-
hing the Mails.

R1cHMosp, VA. Nov. Especial Agent
Henderson, Of the Postoffice Department, to-
day arrested j. &. Baugh, a colored mail car
rier, on the charge of robbng the malls. He
was entrapped by decoy letter. Five
marked one dollar bills We're found on the
person Of a white mail carrier named Hall, to
whom Baugh had just given them in change.
Baugh was bailed In $500 by his mother.
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ALGERIA.

AhalERs. Nov. Another large fire oc-
Cured hero on Friday. Tho Theatre Pere
and adjoining houses were destroyed. Other
fires occurred simultaneously ht various
points Iii the city but we're promptly cStln-
xniShcd AT thc iirn on Thursday four per
sons we're killed and ten injured.
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For the purpose Of facilitating the public In
reaching Coles Circus to-day and TO- morrow.
the managers Of the Spanish Fort Railroad
have adopted new schedule. Under this yisl-
tors can leave. with only ten minutes intermis-
sion between each train. from 10 a. M to D. m.
and from D. M, returning at convenient
hours,
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military Movements in the Ute Country.

RAwLINs, Wy. Nov. 23.-Paymaster Sta
kon arrived from the White River Agency to-
day. He reports everything quiet and no
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
Events of Interest Occurring in tho
Oatside World.

HRritement Over the Irish
Arrests. The Chilians Invade
Peru in Force Mora
Spanish Victories
Reported In
Cuna.
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WASHINGTON.
Health Officers to be Stationed at Foreign
Ports.

WASHINGTON, July 17-As provided by the
Health, the Secretary Of the Navy will detail
9 surgeon for duty at Havana, and another at
Port-au-P Prince, to inspect and report upon
the sanitary condition OF all vessels clearing
for United States ports.
The Secretary OF War will detail two army
two surgeons from the Marine Hospital Serv-
ice to perform similar duty In the West In
dies.
STUDENTS DISMISSED FROM WEST POINT.
Secretary McCrary has declared the dis
missal from the military academy at West
Point OF six students for hazing.
AN OFFICIAL RESIGNS.
The Fourth Auditor CT the Treasury, s. j.
W. Faber, has resigned his position, to take
effect August neXE, to enter upon private
business Ia his iowa home.
ARREARS OF PENSIONS.
The Treasury Department issued to-day
warrants on the last batch OF acquisitions from
the Secretary OF the Interior for arrears Of
pensions, amounting to 81 ,S05 900, to which
add the amount heretofore paid, $3.G35 900,
600. or the total amount appropriated, $25,-
100000, there has already been paid the sum Of
S10,219,00O. All such requisitions are promptly
met at the Treasury Department.
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW.
The Workingmen's Assembly held mass
meeting tonight to organize a movement In
support of the eight-honr law. a negro ex-
State Senator from Louisiana was the first
speaker, and was followed by local working
Hour League OF st. Louis were read and
passed. Without taking further action the
meeting dispersed. There were about 1900
present.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Four-oared Shell Race on Lake George.

LAKE GEORGE, N. X, July 1.-THE four
Dared shell race between the Argonauts San
gerties and Cohoes crews was rowed thi
, morning over course OF one mile and q half
ties. time, 9:o3 The Cahoes came In secont
IN GIG, and the Argonauts last in 9:18H.
COURTNEY ANXIOUS TO RACE HANLAN.
NEW YORK, July 17--The Heralds Silver
Lake special says Courtney announces hii
: Willingness to row Hanlan for $4,000 on Amer
lean waters.
JOS Sanford, the weIl-known circus per.
former, went into the gymnasium yesterday
to take the perspiratiOn out OF him. He raT
half mile around the ring whore the circus
horses are exercised, and then took a bath.
minute later he came out and prepared tt
take turn on the horizontal bar. He had
hardly declared his intention when he fell to
the floor and died of heart disease. He leaves
! q wife and one child.
TEE GoURTNEY-RILTY RACE.
BUFFALO, July 17.--Frank Pleasanton, the
referee in the Courtney Riley race to-day de-
cided the race was a race and not an exhibi-
tiOn, as he decided INN ediateiy after the race,
and awarded the purse to Courtney. Court
ney has gone home.
| THE BRIGHTON RACES.
| New YORK, July 1T.-Quite q large crowd
i vas present at the second meeting OF the
Brighton Beach Racing Association to-day.
| The first race, three-e uarter mile dash. had
seven starters, and was won by Mosquito
Janet Murray second and Kingston third.
| Time, :20la.
The second race, handicap for all ages, one
mile and q half, had six starters, and was won
bv Virgfnian, with Ike Bonham second and
w. }. Higgins third. Time 2:4714.
The third race, hurdle race. mile heats had
six starters. The first heat was won BY Bay
rum, Shylock second and Carver third. Time,
1 :5234.
The second heat was won by Bayrun, with
Shylock second Time, 1 "a.
THE COLUMBUS RACES.
COLUMBUS, O., July 1.-THE trotting races
commenced to-day. In the 2:24 class there
lows:
Dictator 22s 8 Lewinski. s111E
Dick Wright 8 0 Alley. 022{
lime, 2:26A-2:2614-2:26A
IN the 40 class twelve enties) six horses !
started. The result was as follows:
b1ngler. .--..... 0 8 8 Castleton. Ill
Sut Loyingood. 2 Blue Bird ..... o 2 /
sarmc u ..:... 0 Eugene . Dist. t
lime, 2:31-2 ::334-2 :291.
BASE BALL.
CHICAGO, July 17.-C -Chicagos 6, Troys4.
CLEVELAND, o.. July 17-Syracuse 8.
CieNelands 6.
BurFAIo, N. z, July 17.-Bostons 70, Bull
falos 3.
ALBANY, N.Y. July 17-Albanyse, 9, Hol-
yokes 10.
sPRNaF FIELD, Mass, July 17.-spring-
fields 6, New BBdfUrdb T.
CINCINNATI, July I7.-Proyidence 4, Gin
sinnatis 8. +
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YELLOW FEVER.
Another Outbreak of the Disease at
Memphis.
Five New Gases Reported and q Mum.
ber of Others Believed to Ex-
ist-An Epidemic Feared :.
The Fever Elsewhere.
Especial to the Democrat


MEMPHIS, July 17.--Fiye new cases were
reported to-day in double tenement frame
house on Clay street. They are Robert Hes
ler and wife, Mrs. James Hesler and two
daughters, and VIM. Hesler. The first case
was Mrs. James Hesler, who was taken sick
| on Saturday night and died yesterday. ALI
Of the others will probably die, except Robert
Hesler.
Whether the disease will spread or not NO
one knows, but the heavy rain last night
cooled the air to such degree as to give
ground for hope that 1t will not. Many peo-
pie have left the city since the cases were an
nounced. AVALANCHE
MEMPHIS, July T--Five new cases of yell
low fever were reported To the Board OF
Health to-day. The announcement renews
the excitement, and another general exodus
is expected to follow.
MORE PARTICULARS or THE NEW CASES.
MEMPHIS, July T.-There have been five
new cases of yellow fever reported by the
Board Of Health this morning, all under the
same roof, and in the southern part OF the
city. One Of them, Mrs. James Hesler, has
since died with black vomit. Great excite
Of the best physicians that no epidemic will
prevail. The outgoing trains Tonight are
crowded with paniG-strieken people.
The persons remaining sick are Jas. Hes-
Ter, Robert Hesler, and two children OF Jas.
Hesler, the death of whose wife Is mentioned
above. The Hesler5 are river men, and the
families live together in the same tenement
house.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT THE FEVER I'm AN EPI~
DEMIC FORM.
MEMPHIS, July 1.-THE fever has undoubt-
edly struck us In an epidemic form. Beside
the five cases and sDne death reported to-day
it Is tonight stated that there are eight
or ten other cases known to physicians, and
which will be announced as soon as their re-
ports are In. The excitement Of people ieav-
ing tonight was considerable, and 1. regular
panic is feared tomorrow,
THE EFFECT IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 174-This city Is greatly
fever outbreak In Memphis. A special to the
afternoon papers and private dispatches
agree In tlle statement that number OF new
cases are to-day reported.
SEVEN CASES OF FEVER AT THE PHILADEL.-
PHIA IAzAHETTo.
PHILADELPHIA, July I7.-Tl1e brig Shasta.
of New York, from Portrau paix, San Do
miDgo, loaded with logWood, ana bound 10
Chester, Pa, arrived in great distress at the
LaZaretto, twelve miles below this city, at 8
o'clock this morning. OF nine men ON board
seven were down with the yellow fever. -Four
among the number.
THE TEXAS QUARANTINE.
MARSHALL, Tex, July 17.-No st. Louis
mail or newspapers are allowed to enter the
State, owing to Gov. Roberts's recent order
establishing quarantine at TexarKana. Great
Inconvenience Is experienced, ont the word Is
anything to beat Yellow Jack.
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a g Y. l..5s =id!. 0q. 4. 5.I7.9.
Disturbances in Lyons Caused by the Bona.
partists.

PARIS. July 17.--Several disturbances have
occurred iii Lyons during this week. caused
BY the BulapartIsts. Anumbpr Of officers are
Implicated. They will be punished.
BANQUETs IN HONOR OF THE COUNT OF
CHAMBORD.
There were banquets given In this city yes
terda5. BY several prominent Lagltimists In
honor OF the Count de Chambords y nameday
PROBABLE CHANGES IN THE CABINET.
PARIS July t7.-A dispatch says tho rejec.
ton hy the Senate of the antl.yesnft clause OF
sible, would lead to the resignation OF NJ
Ferry as Minister OF Public Instruction, and
perhaps lead to other notifications OF the
cabinet
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NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY. JULY Is, 1879

third officer and nine OF the crew left In an
open boat and made for the nearest shore
They encountered q heavy sea during the
night which subsfded with the coming OF
saw barkentine, but she was too far off to
attract attention, and shortly afterward 9
heavy fog set In, which continued until next
morning. Wednesday they made the shore,
and landed at Port Pinkerton, about twenty
miles from shperbrooke where they took q
The following IS list Of the passengers:
Rev. j. H. Wariie1d, Boston, Mass; }. II. Ag-
new, Mrs. -Agnew, Z. Ne. Barber, .. s. n,
Mrs. Kate leighton, Master Willie Leighton,
child, ]. e. Irvine, Robert Small, Mrs. s. A.
Potter, 1hos. Melton and James J. Byrnes,
all OF New York; CART. D. Clarke
and wife, W. Ballou,. Il. Y. gevins, Capt.
]. e. Jones and Robert Jones, all OF Buffalo.
I; " Draper m M and l Mrs Draper I.a Allegheny y
Thomas Cooper, Peru, Ind: Mrs. Kate y.
Moody, Glasgow; Robt. Arnott and Miss
Louisa Arnett, Newport, Il. T.; Mrs. i. Mans
field and Muster Arthur Mansfield, Elmira
cry, a1l OF Pittsburg; Misses Nettie and Mar
garet Orr, OF Cohoes, n. X; George Torrsy,
Cleveland, o.; @. McMenoy, New Or
Leans; John Archer, Charleston, $: O.; A.
Campbell, London, Ont; James 6. Doran,
Green Point, T.. T.; N. Widestrand, Mrs. T..
Widestrand and John Widestrand, Chicago;
Asa Hall and wife, Woodstock, Ont; Rev.
Thos. Carroll and Miss Agnes Carroll,
Schenectady, N. Y; VIM. Dodd, st. Louis; W.
81. Dean, Miss Coleman, Cosmopolitan Hotel;
Miss Clone.
The purser and fourth officer were very
rettcent about giving information, and the
sailors absolutely refused to answer any
questions, probably acting under the pnrser,s
instructions. The purser says that the cap
tain thought he was twenty-five miles to the
south OF the island when the vessel struck.
The purser and fourth officer speak Ia high
terms oil the coolness and bravery Of Capt.
Noodle. Most perfect order WIS maintained.
There was no excitement. The passengers
behaved remarkably well, and the crew knew
their duty and performed it mnnfully.
A vessel OF the same line was wrecked in
Iorne harbor, near Londonderry, last De-
eember. Owing TO the removal OF buoy she
lost her bearings while entering the harbpr
and ran on d rock. Before she sank, how
ever, the passengers were removed.
Mr.. VIM. Ross, at this port, has made ar-
rangements for despatchiug the government
steamer Gendora ut noon Tomorrow to bring
back the survivors. IT she has fair weather
she should reach here Monday morning. The
sea was breaking over the vessel when the
purser left, and there are no hopes Of saving
her. A quantity OF cargo thrown overheard
fiDated ashore.
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Crop Prospects in the west.

CHICAGO, July 17.-Reports from the south
ern parts OF Illinois, Indiana and OHIO show
condition of extraordinary prosperity
among the farmers. The crop of wheat is
the largest known, averaging thirty i've to
forty bushels to the acre. It is OF excellent
quality, weighing more to the measured
busheI than ever before. The good priee pr
strain the utmost carrying capacity Of the
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.GE.9M.ANY.
Strike Riots in Upper sileaia.

LONDON, July G.-, Dispatches received
here report a serious lot at Zalriga, Upper
Silesla, where the coal n liners have resisted a
reduction Of wages. anc1 destroyed the gov
eTnment officials reside nee. The military
were called out and dispersed the mob, a
number Of whom were injured, and sixty ar
rested
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Tne Hepaasopass.

BALTIMORE, July 17.-The supreme e,o1-
clave OF the Heptasophs reassemInled 90 80 u
Teyas Presiding. The sessions was occH pisG
in discussion OF changes Of ritual and 2
nrnnosifIon to abolish the eneampfaM az ens G.
gree which latter will be adopted Lna eaee-H
f;an II aififers occurs tomorrow. This afteE-
nnnn the delegates visited the parks and 0theE
n0i1ts Of Interest IL r. - II
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railroads. A continuation Of the present dry,
1ayDrable rfpening and harvesting weather.
VIII insure equal success to the districts fur
t4er north, also to the wheat regions 0f the
Northwest, where fair weather is only needed
to insure a rich harvest and better times for
everybody.
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.-- --- .----- --.---- NM
fha Premier Defends tie Cuban Peace Con
ditions.

MADRID. July 17-Premier Campos, reply
ng IN Congress yesterday to the criticisms
nnpain and Cuba have been immeasurably
I I 1eneiited thereby. II Cuba was independent
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Death 81 . yenerabse Nsr IerxeYn,an.

JERSEY CRY, July u 7-Cels lsAlex. MacWhor-
ter Cummings died Yesterday at Princeton,
n. j., 10 the eightieth year OF his age Hs
was captain Of the Newark troops which re-
eeived Gen. Lafayette upon the occasion of
his reception In Newark la September, 1871
at the time OF the Generals second visit III
this country. He was a son OF Gen. Joan
Noble Cummings, OF revolutionary tame, and
grandson on his mothers side OF KeV. Dr.
MacWhorter, the Jersey guide, philosOphe1
and friend OF Cen Washington.
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POLITICS..
Senator Kirkwood to Stump Maine.

DEs MONIES, July 17-Senator Kirkwood,
OF this State win stump Maine this fall
CONGRESSMAN cALKNs RECOVERING.
Congressman Calkins, OF Indiana, is slowly
recovering. and will soon be able to proceed
on his journey to Colorado.
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Quettah and Khoerum to be Made Strong
holds.

LONDON, July IA dispatch from Lahore
says that the British commander is creating
Quettah and Khoorum into great strongholds
Tor the storage Of ammunition.
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CANADA.
Another Triumph for the Jolly Administra-
~~%@ tion. ......

VERcHERs, Qnebec, July 17.-Larose, Lib
eral candidate, was elected by forty-five ma
i,rtty to-day This will give the Jolly admins
lstration |. working majority Of five.
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The intelligent composition who set rp aste-s
fecfige' for detective was nOt such q fool ~
he locked New York Mai.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
ENGLAND.
d Dinnsr Givon to the Traveller Pinto

LONDON, July T.-The Geographical So
aty VI Tendon gave o grand banquet last
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she would become the prey of negroes and
would sink to q level with San Domingo"
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sunatrokes I'm Raltfmnre,

| BALTIMORE, July 1.-TWO men, Frederick
stroke to-day.
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English Influence Rsviving at Oonstanti-
nople.
LoNnsN. July 17.-Advfces from Constanti-
nople state that English influence in the
Turkish capital Is revivIng.