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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-06

We are pleased to see MIR. John l..
Heidtman, who has been quito sick,
out again.
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CoRRECTIoN.-Thc babe of Mr.. E.
S. Hubbell died last week instead of
Mr.. L. G. Hubbeil as reported in last
DEMOCRAT.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-06-06

ORANGEBURG, S. g., JUNE 9, 1879.
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WANTED,
Contract Work /!

I Respectfully inform my friends and
Il the public that am prepared to con-
tract to do Carpenters Work of any
kind cheaper, than other contractors in
Orangebnrg County. Work solicited,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
March 7-3mOs. j. II. TUCKER,
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By GOING TO

Koln for Dress Goods.
Theodore Kohn for Novelties.
Theodore kohn for White Goods,
Theodore kohn for Domestics..
Theodore Kohn for Cassimeres.
Theodore Kohn for Fancy Goods.
Theodore Kohn for Embroideries..
Theodore Kohn for Parasols.
Theodore Kohn for Straw Hats.
Theodore Koln for Shoes.
Theodore kohn for Shirts.
Theodore kphn for Neck Wear.
, 1879-06-12
In the matter Of the estate of
Thomas Savage, deceased.

1T APPEARING TO THE ABOVE
entitled Court, by the petition, oD
the 9th day of May, 1879, presented
and filed by James Donovan, the ad-
ministrator of the estate of Thomas
Savage, deceased, praying for an or
der of sale of real estate, that there
is not sufficient personal estate in
the hands of the administrator to pay
the debts outstanding against the
deceased and the expenses of admin
istration, and that it is necessary to
sell the @hoIe or some portion of the
real estate for the payment of such
debts.
1t is therefore considered and or
dered by the court that all persons
interested in the estate of said de.
ceased, be and appear before the
said Probate court
, 1879-06-12

The NJ. w. Grand of Washington F.
& A, Masons convened in Olympia, June
4th. Geo. w. Durgin, r. w. Senior
Grand Warden, presiding. The follow
ing officers we're elected and installed for
the ensuing Masonic year: Oliver P.
Lacy, NJ. w. G. NJ; William McMick-
Ell, d. G. NJ; Geo. w. Durgin, S.G. w.;
Nath. d. Hill, j. G.. W.; Ben. Harmed,
G. T.; Thos. M. Reed, g. S. Appointed
officers, Albert s. Nicholson, G.. Chap;
John r.. Thompson, G.. B. B.; Aaron
Hartsock, G. S. B.; Jesse w. George, J.
S. B.; w. S. White, G.. o.; Joseph A
Kuhn, G.. L.; LeFeyre A. Shaw, G.. NJ;
Francis Tarbcll, G. D.; Horace N. Kress;
J. G. d.; J. ID. McAllister, S. G. S.; j.
S. Herndon, j. G. s.
, 1879-06-12
COM M UN lCATED.
QUILEUT, W, II

QUILEUT, W, t
ARGUs:-The str. Dispatch, Capt. Mon
roe, arrived here May 10Th. Passengers,
Mr.. F. A. Balch, Miss Sarah McAuillen,
of seabeck Mrs. Stratton and daughter,
of Angeles light house; Miss Hattie
Smith. DIR. Power and j. e. Swan, of
Neah Bay; Mr.. Z. Morse ofSnohomish
City. 1t is not generally known that pas
senger and freight can be landed here
cheaper than in the Yakima country
Capt. Monroe is gentleman and knows
his biz. His charges are reasonable.
A. j. SMITH.
, 1879-06-12
On 18th day Of July, 1879,

At o'clock p. m. of said day
at the court room of said Probate
Court, in the city OF Port Townsend,
to show cause if any they have, why
an order should not be granted to
said administrator to sell so much of
the real estate of the said deceased
as shall be necessary.
And that a copy of this order lie
published at least four successive
weeks in,the Puget Sound Weekly
ARGUS, a newspaper printed and
published in said city, and the coun.
ty of Jefferson.
Dated May 2s, 1879.
j. A. KUHN,
Probate Judge.
, 1879-06-12
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON } .
Comfy of Jaffprsnn %

TTNNII IVh1 UF WASHINUTUN I a,
County Of Jefferson,
|, }. A. Kuhn. Judge and exofficio clerk
OF the Probate court of aforesaid Jefferson
county. do hereby certify the foregoing to
be- true and correct copy of an order
Made by the Probate Court OF said county,
IN said matter, 10 show cause why an or
der of sale of real estate should not be
made. and that the same Is OF record in
my office.
FSeA,1 Witness my hand and the seal of
said court, this 26th day of May,
A. d. 1879.
j. A. KUHN. Probate Judge,
l5:4tl and,rXoflicio clerk OF said court.
q. NJ. lalltr, atty't for administrator
, 1879-06-12

WE are indebted to Hon. lhOs. II.
Brents, NJ. c., tor several very important
congressional and other public documents.
, 1879-06-12

= The little farm belonging to Mr.. r.
Barry, OF Dungeness. has been sold to Mr..
Thomas Evans, Of that place.
, 1879-06-12

Order 10 SHOW Cause why Order of Sale
of Real Estate Should not be made.
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C6S5TAETTyGPI.E. Aug. 1s.-It Is baIiereft in
goVerI1as.t csfcIes that alter the solution of
aeGreek question, England ald France wilI
assist tae P3ftr 70 launch a Lew loan.
Inc Itlegraph's Coa5santtnOple dispatch
says tEe Porte has refused To indemnify Ser
via for losses caused BY raids frora Albania.
BELGRADE, Aug. 1T n- difficulty Oe.t uean
Sef4i1 ard the IusatniaT4s ot the territory
set-d 20 her ~ the Berlin treaty IS causing
her relations with the Porte 80 hecotoe
strained. TIE Albanian question fur
taeE Increases the era 0arra5s naelt Of the stu
r.s5e fiaa ~ E. kh5titsrg iss s Iessrs-a Con- py says:
s. taa sitting Ct the IarEo-Greek coza aE4Is-
-foa tf-say tae Turks Will announce tfla1 etle
porte accsots tha line o. frontier inf aset oy
toa protocol Of the Berlin congress. II - FoN
regarded a. probable that turkey Will fDzas:
"a an arrangeEaent ol al points at i=saa- Out
reserve tFe question - n Janiaa fof tft7 de-
ei-{0I Ct TIE: tlteTlaet0Eal deLIM!satlon opLa-
SOPHIA. AHg. z3 -TnseIIigeLee mas been r.
s4aiyezt Elas tfat 80 ilH1elttal RotlGaelial
turks nave b.el TAKEN prisoners IL the Afo-
tCCS mountains, char gid FItl f0fLAlag esoit-
.uifaey to attack PaLLlppo5o4ta- ile alL1Ats s.s
caused great alarm a. taaE elty, As II We-
Jared i might serve a. pEeteZr Tor t1te A1-
| zazfcr ef Eastern Roune.ia By the l larhlaL
| treorgs now Concentrated a. adE1alople.
! Gfs4sT ASTIHF0PLE, aug. Is-ile occap tCl6I
| rf fFE4 SsLdI4k of Now BaZar by the Au-trIaaS
| .fII tax. plaea on Septeraoer s. five thoa7
| and nI-n will Occupy Preooi, PEepol.e ait
( .Fs3ttfES
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
Tennessee's Board Of Health Salts
fed With It's Work.
New Cases and Deaths at Memphis
Yesterday-The Disease -
Elsewhere.

MEMPHIS, Aug. %, II 20 p. a~-OF. F. n.
Wright. inspecting officer of the salioaai
Rnard Of Health, came into the city Ihis
ronrnfrg and left at noon for Nashville, VIA
+ha Meronbis and Charleston Railroad. In
sn interview be expresses himself highly
rlsaaed with the thorough safeguards that
have been thrown around Memphis by the
gtate Board of Health officers, and Ia the
esaetfye manner of transferring passengers
and bap2age on the line Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad.
Foor cases we're reported TO the board Of
bealth this morning Lizzie Schwartz, Mrs.
Iaraea Martin Grace Harrison and Cianton
preattdge, and three children of John $. Pres
t,dge. who have been Ill for the past two
weeks. but for private reasons their names
we're not officially announced by the board of
health
pipbt deaths have occurred since last
night-George e. Taylor, Ruth E. EgIew
Rachel Stone, Jenny Sloan, Martin Moran,
Pierre Lalanna, J..LoHery and Frank e.
drftge the two last named colored.
Jim Wright, q eolored youth, committed
suicide this morning by hanging himself 70
tree III his mothers backyard, In the north
ern portion Of the city.
sp.m.-The Toward Association to-day az
signed twenty nurses to duty.
Ed. Heating keeper Of the Court Square for
many Years, died oftever tonight at o'clock
Elias MeDougaI IL reported a. dying.
nj no more cases were reported To
the board of health this afternoon-Nrs. Pape
and Fannie CJrnbe. I 70 additional deaths
have occarfed-B. 0. Wlkie and Emma Jack
son ieoloret.l
The Thermometer to-day has ranged be-
tween 652 and a3o-
Il .. nc. T. Graves, train dispatcher 81
the Memphis and Charleston h1Itroad, Gfea
of fever tonight, at s O'Clock.
A CASE Of fsver haa developed At Bartlett,
Tenn, the sick person being negro. whose
injection can be traced to thi4 city.
GOV MARKS CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE.
NASHVILLE, Aug. Z7-The Governor will
issue d proclamation to-morf0W morning
calling On the people of the State to con
tribute toward the relief of the suffering IL
hsoitants of Memphis
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THE PANTHEON.
Ths Pope ASKS the Italian Government sar
shs Return u gLe Edtase TO
tas Holy See,
Y Ttrnaa

~ a recent meeting IT the Cardinals. al
which tfe Pope Was present, Vas dEscrssat =
proposal to ask the Italian government 10 rs-
e stoEe Lle Pantheon TO ths Holy See We
Will do anything Of the sort, for the Pantheon
% tae sepulchre Of the first king os Italy. To
King who Ia his lifetime, possessed more
palaces tnaa any other monarch In Europe,
there mad been grudged after hss death q
sepQIears, but q council Of ministers. presided
over by King HuInbert, finally settled ths
dl lfac1ity which Pope and Cargtfnals had ere-
ate6i, sEd the body Of Victor Emmanuel I'll
zones OF the founder of the Italian unity IL
Ii the pride Of Rome and the whole world.
standing, ss Byron says, simple. erect, se-
r.s rsle, ssstefe suoIifae.snriaa q all saints
entered oy its original bronze doors, unac-
cDlhsabiy spared When the building Has dig
pt'tled of 10 metal roof aud bronze fittings iu
TIE seVsnth, and again 10 the seveIsseenth cen
.s. slry = - osasf wise intact with tine e1eep
sloa o. taree Of It's vast columns Is stands
oefofe Cur eyes AZ at the period os It's cDrn-
pieflon and dedication twenty odd years be-
fore the GhrAstian sra It was closet TO pub
nc Wofsai I, under the Honorial etse5, and 30
remained until the year s18, when Pope Bon-
face / ' oosaEGed It from the Emperor PhocTss
for CONVERSION into Christian place Of wor-
aAip. LIE POPE brought tatthAE tEenty eight
caFE-toad5 Of bones of the martyrs found ia
the cataco2abs, eonsaeratiGg the church under
the naaae Of Santa Maria al Martyres But
the popalace still continue TO call this gfiace.
La RoEoEeta, or the Pantheon. Within It's
precincts sas prince OF painters lies buried
Al antique marble saFcopfagus holds ths
a5aess of Eaphael, the man VINO Id thirty
ssTen years had done q century OF work, tins
palmer oil The TRANSPORTATION" In 1888.
doubts arose concerning the authenticity Of
the aepal rarfs, ald 5 e1raGa seion was CHOSEN,
WHO pFoCestes1 7EFltT ta ssaes. II
9f the great pafatar we're found and after
being exhibited 30 the public for eight days,
Tefe recoaaigaed 90 the tomb The temple
belongs TO th- municipality OF the city 81
Rofae, but sf484eGr 10 the control Of tEle gov
eminent Il Is the resting place 81 one WHO,
aad the claims OF kindred been aeEzao1Ietg-d
~ the 45teal, would have found rest In the
great BasIlca 0f ST. Peter. aiacr Ia ole of the
cryDss 0f taat magnificent fame there rests tne
remains OF three near sneeseors- But ecsfe-
aiastteAl authorities look upon Victor Em-
u naGael aa th5 oppreasoF and deapoiIer Of the
Chureh, and so the dead king was fitIY laid
away by TIE side Of the greatest painter that
Italy eFer Dra1aeed.
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rzr.,sssrss 4 n r4ast e fl Yzf1s ana EEs
9f sEls provinces. The France of Paris - q
vain. useasare-seekiGg. agreeable, e1fraVa-
osrt France, which makes revolutions, De
eIaras war, aad mas no tdea q esonoEalzlng-
Everybody brings money 10 It and lE sqs1a-
France. the true France, that Of the provinces,
which. latyors hard, Is sober. AID saves 20
tatrar laFs for al the freaks and foEIIea OF the
otner Whea the former makes ray9latEon
ii il the latter that suffers Waen tue fof Lssf
declares Nar It Il the latter that t1gnsss
taoQgn the provincial Frenchman dearly
loves the soil, and there is no greater sacElAce
fgr him taaa 70 leave i for military ssrEles.
" aen I was Il France. I took great Iassfess M
TheIr whole desse was to get through tns
service and return 70 the fields. I ths peaa-
ants were listened TO France wo1Id lever
roaEa var. and vet hs fights well when hs
dees fgat. Whan he ID beaten ne Is sorry :
Waan he wills he Is pleased baf, VleIor r os
yanfgrEshed. what Il dearest TO him ~ enAs
T9aFarv q. deseat alike bring the war 10 Az
aad and alIoE him 80 go home again
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.son- Carry NE Baak. "
rarzza CRY TIE


----.,--,--,z-g-- reo-zo<aary eouassy, LAS
- De- - - - - am ers. aad desire . EeEt-f1
70 1x ~ 20 I'd ! Roa HazLsaorss Ms @a
= 9olnr n m ran Es1a VII and t9zs sa.ll5s1 1
5-11 c1lLa sEz ye@-5 ot aese, Yoaf5sT-p N Nat
s sa9~ = ard rr1ist -nsy Will rasrn s's.r NE.
15:~ I : - -, l. m account ot st-lt Z tn :fe@s
lzelrsioE IN L the Aaasss Csg ttHS - 5L5 Les
fffreenth e-sEre to fes1En 90 Iay -. - Ls' -,1
rsrfya South, wsrfe II ns4.fs Is Az ~
= ...5.--.s.ns vii 4var IIager. ain ysSfaoas
r7ea1s 10 return. VOTE Is vFzg haEd = gas,
r-;ses Nv. money v-rg. very scare = 7s 9el
"a nan. NJ cody you'd stsoc o. u otl M
sTs-iI1i. P.rase leIp NE 80 return II a4lt
| 1a1 +a.s-car train, OF sny EaT. - not
| ws-n 20 winter hera. on 6eig me Ih8s . i
| frreTs.ei tor Mr. Eogg, Mr.. aaaeard, MI
| Matthew's or any OF the excursion p@a.EF, ~ Y.
sry good person #ho viii aetp Ft1t1- e''a'& .
| LlAn in distress
| vary respectfully and hgmblg,
BEIGE DaAPEE, Ca.c-ed-
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More Powerful Than the Gar.
-Sav YORK aan.E

In an article On the Russian peasaasry saa
HqE.q observes that tEe Chief pea5arEa 10 =
TTgIara sometimes aas more poWer 1sal any
nsn il the ernpire except the GzaE- Hs LAG
the power. For instance, o ordering ea4pf1- 90
10 D. logged, right which = denied " AZ
=, s,rly osE.ec uuflic fEletfOnary or citizen in
tne 20 arnpEre- Further. q majority Of tue peas
ants Fn a commune can sentence q nan .
Saai=hraaEt TO Siberia for life This seHtenes
Sas haer oassed for such petty offences as
sr1afIng q Handkerchief or a little honey oF
opening brandy shop vltho5t u psrLah pa =
aim al tht. commune. IN tHe guFeTnfaeEs q
Ssrosrs . man Was sentenced 10 os oslisLlsas
-Gr-tler with his family. aaofaly at-Eas -,
however, the Sanaser 20 whona tas 80 80
raeerrpd DECIDED taat the man snfoE5fl oe p1s-,
refrred q remain N his village on sae sroel1
1hath heaLzh would eot permit a = VI p saz s
80 -L0-sa ga r14 qs,rsfdered. snd ne sentence
zss searrisa out. 70 far a. aha WIS enneefaes1
tr-uge sne ~aa Innocent q az erlass an 7,
--4sr hat ne should les CO separated fEoRss
I a1r nEL5gs4ll.
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rne woman whs Did Die.

Nc 4talafda F,4rasIe SartaFiS wss D.
-cT-FsSer ssssrr Ct Mrs. Fanny keE-5la ana
sssnsrntar cs Eaaries hemG4e. she vas Dora
IN I1ndon anoat sfIe year isis Sc Eadf :
ErtII EE.sala DEBUT as Al opera singer 554g upol
her marriage. In t9Aa. = Mr. E1N AEa - ssaaE
- ) s-4rr Eef1q m of ts4stfzne. and IN ax- lleEl-
Eer OF Pas1lan e1 Ii, aaa retired tro1l the stage
ii WAS A. Hesr one = italy that Mrs Fanny ~,
Eeraul4 passe j .%tIe Year OF Cor s-olafltE
waEch gave title ta cue OF the best Aias9V =
-at hsr BOOK :. Mrs Adelaide kenass osar-
forie EgE. aer rrfurnE1k1s both Ggol TIE fraTa2-
.fc and lyric stage she maize aer e.sn4t as :
..ng4e ii Y. fif2p. ard after success shsre al
IN Trieste, MIIar- P@a1a and BoloGns@. 80 s1Ts
- sanr r .eSSvrra." Figaro, .eEzla al aa1
qua !" 5 -ra7raraEgts.' and oEasr operas 80
| o.aEisha j Ia tsE7 4 Wees = -. E.slsI
country -aoas Her son, A1zefE s..sls..FsT
| Psefer7 *. married tne dalsaa1r o. : -774'---
| Grsat a May Il. 1871
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
What Is Going On Beyond Our
Borders.
a Ministerial Crisis in Quebec-More
Insurgents in Cuba-Ths Austrian
Occupation Of Noyi Bazar-
Specie Expectation zz.
from England 1.=.~@
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON, Aug. 2s.-keneTa, Of foods are re-
ported from various parts u England and
Wales. The reports CT the harvest are daily
more deplorable. At several places there mas
been thirty houra' steady ard continuous
rain.
In connection with the. Stock Exchange get
tleEneEt, the failure Of James Case, Jr, tobber
In railway stocks, is announced His defieten-
cy ID estimated at froLa twenty to thirty
thousand pounds.
The National Line steamer Helvetia, which
sailed from Liverpool yesterday for New
York, took out eighty farmers bound for
1ezas, who are disaatisfted With tbs agric4l-
tural prospects Of England.
LONDON, Aug. ls-1he bullion vitadra IN
from the Bank OF England to-day amounted
to sl01.o1G. Ali goes to America.
LlOyd'a agent at Yokohama teiegrapha, IN
der date 81 August %, that he steamer Ngr.
fensk!old, supposed ~ be the storesnip Of the
soEllenss.1lr Arctic Expedition, mas been to-
tally lost, The crev were SAVED
LONDON, Aug. 2s.-The Italian bark Mia
Madre, from Baltimore for Hull, previously
reported ashore On Goodwin sands, has been
aoaadonsd, strained and Isaky.
I ne Fnlnc1er il an article on the unea7i-
ne-a felt ln London with regard to tae future
of the money Iarket, says: II IL thought that
In a com paTatEVely ahort tilaA z 900 1lu pounds
In bullion viii be sent to Afaeriea, and pre-
diets taat the ultimate efEeEt OF this draft Of
bullion Will he al advance h the l&se u dis
count from II ler cent, which Is the present
quotation, to 4 Or ) per cent at the Baok OF
England.
The Manchester kfunrdi0n ree0rts that the
farmers who sailed from Ltverpool yesterday
N the stss -asr HeiTetta, with the intention ot
settling In Texas, ara frora Northern York
a5sf=z 1ssrsEEsz.Ez. IE.e2 ara ef vartous
classes, ranging from the snail tenant farmer
upWaEd. several of them can command a
ca3ltal of from 800 to ESQ, While others have
entered into q partnership, one group having
raised a Gaptcal os EizJG
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good naEae was ssvei, for the time at least by
their ac4uittal, should pay the bills, and that
above all she debt should not fall upon she
only rnem8er of the Returning Board, as We
pointed out The other day, who has never ap-
piled for office, and, 30 far as the pubic
knowg, has had no compensation for his ssr-
vices. He goes to Al extreme, however. when
he says, with tinetG7e Of hia ilIustrioEs
brothers. profanity, that it Ia q banked cow
ardly piece d business for the Republicans to
beafraid to help Ca5anave. Thereare many Re-
publican5 who Fever eo1ntenaneed the Lou
iaiana frauds, and who Aave always declined
to believe what Mr.. Sherman Knows TO be
true CT the services of Wells, Anderson, Cas-
anave and Keaner. II the Secretary had auo-
atttuted atne administrator" for the Repub-
Icana." and lift ont the profane word, It
would be q concise statement of tae popular
opinion,
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The spring Wheat and Germ Crops OF the
N0Ffh

ell 4 CO. publishers Of the Duly Connereial
Battetin, issued to-day their annual estimate
OF the spring wheat crop of the Northwest.
Reports were received from aJ6 counties in
Western States and Territories. embracing
over eight million acres devoted TO the pro-
ductton ri spring wheat.
The total acreage Is estimated at l0, ,ess, 945,
against 3,51As5s9 last year; the aggregate
Yield is estimated at T. Ts5 90 bushels, against
1ta. 745, go lagt year. showing al increase Of
2e, 1A5, 900 bushels.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 28.-Reports from iis
counties In Kansas, Nebraska, Western Mis-
souri, and Southwestern Iowa show that there
will be very much larger corn crop than last
year. Less hogs will BE- marketed during the
next two months than La the same two months
last year, but their condition is generally
good.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Aug. z8-It i expected that on
IL. occasion OF the Alag = marriage Arrange
4sasa a it ~ = propozd 70 coafer tie title 9i Ia
fsTta- with large allowance, on condition
- Ne reloqncea al cIaims TO the Spanish
throne q--f...o-s.a p.ria
nerra,rlr.flelt reports t1as Kg7a.a faToEs the ne
r,rnrSt.ai arraH cement with D0n Carlos ne
f-rard D1se sichoIas urges II upon Spain
S'zt a. rfI4 enactment q q lew law NIL O.
necessary to carry the arrangernenr ih-e
zFect. It i probable that the d1F7slIol NiA 9F
adjourned stee die.
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LITTLE Rock, Aug. zs.-The United States
Court at Fort Smith has decided the case Of
the United States ". J z. Pagan, late mar
ahal The government sued On his official
bond for si6fs. Fagan pleaded that the gov
ernment owed him s24, 900. This com pIicated
case required AZ ezamination OF several hun
dred different accounts, and occupied Judge
Parke two weeks. The conclusion Ls that
Pagan 10 given Judgment for 5000.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, Aug. . 1t IS stated In flnan-
c3at .trcl45 tnat the EzsEaa9e Hana III r
zfras BUSINESS on the HtEe=E =Eta & septefzzoef,
VITA slazauttar Bultln, tie largest shaf7-
2f-EhEc. Aug. 4s-This afternoon the legs
fa-IE c-y..zeil. oy a vote of ftteen 70 so.
thew frls the supply o.lI. by resolution Nn5eh
al % The Lieutenant Governor % e1anga 9
d. f!vtsers There IS great eSe5I-i55L Il
-1jfsir.I 6; reEes as TO the coIrse to = totI9~-I
Pl-j5,s-- ~ a51rnratr and BY the Lieut. atlalt
Cf9vsrn6s, and al sorts Of rano-s are eise'1.
!+rTng
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GU BA.

Hv.S. Arg. 4-IEo bands OF Insurgents
80. ar.r,asref la HoIgutn and Santiago DE-
G11as l-9Te fIztrI.ts, But they are not headed hg
e6I-fs d any importance. and the govern
ro.r'- a.. taken the most ener getIc aaaa ar1s
70 gut rGlra down.
Great difficulties are eEperieIcf71 10 III a.
4.T11t Ia csrrg iL.ro efrrce the provisions O.
70 fsv IL tie gradual abolition Of sEaV7ry
an arcDune Of the incomp piston and ~ lt1t L
5irt'IrT ef the can5uses ot Is67 and i'7i. Al
sooeal aas been made to tie hoIae govern
Lu-Lt.
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The Erie Railroad fnyestIsaflen.

SARATOGA, Aug. Z7-Mr. Jewett'8 crosa-
examination 5efore the railroad Investigating
committee was concll1ed to-day. It covered
contracts with the Pullman Car Company.
hl5 ON salary aa receiver, and the circuua-
then resumed examination Of Mr. Vanderbilt
touching the contracts Of the Central Road
with the Southern improvement Company,
ana hi5 relations with the PeInsyIva1Ia Oh
shippers.
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p,aytn< n natr:HsssS.

t : -,e.5ss r zea esa ord at1ze Iszsn Ltsa zs
Sas 9sa - : sssr ~ Ss%z: %z.ss fsT 81 Rssss :
Es.;az 3 10 aasaas5 "a b5sss assrss sasd I'd
Draro aezAn . ia little aniie they were
znooasalae Wy = nv have Just been re-
reI:sasrls5as and Drago 5 said TO o pagang Ae
| stssnstaa szaln-
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GERMAsY.

-,- .4,g as-Th. strs,ss!ard's BerlEE
Los 20. rev treaty mas oeen lego
-lsesa.'t, -.s5ad Tween Germany and japan, ~hlef
s-ss+,. ssarartes the free exercise a r.izf ~ =
ana aarmiss free access TO the llEe
- ~ rna latter country by eaoELSas-
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THE situation In san FraseIseo.

NEW YORK. aug. "a san fraaef5co al5-
natefl from Senator Sharon .ays the excite
Iaent there mas entirely subaide, and there =
I1 a5prehenaton Of violence, aid assert tat tat
il is much regrrttrd oE ~ taat a pollIic1!!
discussion should nave passed taFe BOUNDS On
legitimate argument and IegeLEfaIed IAbo
14.r7anaI abuse.