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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-08-07

WILL AFFORD HsTi Mt EASE
INFLAMMATION OF THE m mNRYss
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS,
.tel- CONGESTION OF TIN LUNGS,
5ORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPTTATIO& CIV THE 1EART,
HYgTERIC6, GROUP. DLPHTHERLA,
El Egtg LNisg CATARRHs INFLUENZA,
aEADACHE, T0oTHACHR
"-l II b 8I NEURALGIA, RHEUMATT6M,
COLD OHuIS, AGUE CHILLS yg ~,
CHLBLAIN6 ana ndFROBT-BITR2
The application Of the Ready Relief 70 the
part or parts where the pain or dfmculGY exists
VIII afford ease and comfort
Thirty TO sixty drops In half q tnmbler of
water win In few moments euro Cramps
6pasmg Sour stomach, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache Dlarrhea, DySentery, Colo, wind I'm the
Bowels, and all Internal PAINS.
Travellers should always carry a bottle OF
Railways Ready. Relief with them- few
drops In Water win prevent sickness or pains
from change OF water. liz 1s better than French
Brandy or BitteFS aS Bttmulant.
FEVER and AGUE-
Fever and Ague cured for FIFTY Cents. There
IN not remedial agent In the world that Will
cure Fever and Ague, and all other AAlAri0us,
Bilious, Scarlet. typhoid, Yellow and other
FeyeAs aided by Railways Pille) 30 quick a.
RAILWAYS READY KKLIKF. 90 otA a-bottla
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-08-07

CoR PALE OR EXCHANGE FOR oITY PRO
aesSRbTS StSSE ESrk IJRSs HSSSE Hn.T Or
located and productive land, under high state Of
Ga cuItvatIOn, MIN Win Mans9n nouse repie1e Win M
barns and stable. ice aud green houses, &C., with
several hundred pear trees grapes, &c. situated st
phia, adjoining nlney Station, on the PHILADELPHIA
and Newtown Railroad This IL very desirable
investment for Itast as 1t T. bound to largely
Increase In value. For lul particulars apply to
S. M. GUMMEY a SONS,
7SS WALNUT Street, Philadelph
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Tho Ml..lns Emmn sand. Pound.

BURLINGTON VT. June 19.-Detective Wesley
Drew Of this city arrived here from whitehall Y. on
the O'Clock beat He In company with J. II Salisbury
OF Essex junction. W. had been about days follow
ing ue trail Of the missing Emma Sands OF wesuord.
They found her in canal boat few miles below Fort
Ann, n y on board of which she and the fifteen
ed 81 Albsn. boy, lace peddcr had embarked Tor
New York when found she dressed In male attire
she seemed " be ierHnged She IL ~ O aud
amemher Of the Methodist Church Ia Es,sI, VI, where
she bears an excellent rvpHtauon. Among the many
theories as 10 the cause of her strange the most
plausible one seems Ia he thst she became frightened
into insanity by the Frcnghman La Roche the rail-
road bridge, where she last sen in Wesuord over
uree thousand have been In search Uf her
ing the past week and this part OF Vermont has been
AblALs with excitement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-21
INGALLs's BRIBERY CASE
An Opportunity OF which the senator Failed
TO AvnII HImselE

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-A resolution to In
vestigate the charges Of bribery made against
Senator ingalls, in his reelection to the Senate
WAS reported to the Senate to-day by Mr.. Sauls-
bury Chairman OF the Committee on Priyi-
leges and Elections The Committee agreed
on Wednesday that the charges against
Ingalls, should be investigated. When informed
OF tho action OF the Committee ingalls, asked
that ha might Introduce the resolution for an
Investigation himself. and promised 20 present
II yesterday. The Committee cnnI nted. and to
make appearances In Ingalls's favor an attempt
WAS made 10 keep secret the fact that the Com
mittee had resolved to investigate him. To the
surprise oi the members Of the Committee Mr.
Ingalls, made no such motion.
Judging IL advisable that an investigation
should be ordered this session. Dir. salisbury
decided to Introduce tho resolution. II pro-
vides for the appointment OF n subcommittee,
with all the customary powers. which may RE-
main In Washington. or go to knnsns to make
its inquiry. Mr.. Cameron OF Wisconsin OBJ
jected 10 the consideration OF tho resolution,
aud II went over.
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Carlisle InstItutC.

At the sixth annual commencement OF Car
Isle University for young ladies. with kindergarten at
uched which took place In tho school rooms 572 Madl.
son avenue yesterday the following ladies Of the
junior academic and collegiate departments received
each testimonial. handsomely engraved parchment
and bound with white ribbon. for proficiency In theiI
studies Belle Durkee, Tnhe ODonohue, Helena Bry-
ant Florence Taylor. RebeccA Falk Ollie Fountain
sadie '. Singer Susie Burciell, Agnes Taylor, Fan
nie W.eks Frankie y Hoyt Alice Mattenherg.
Alice +. Chapman. Ada HayemcNer, Mamie T.. Mlls,
Josie Singer. nahlia c Hennqucs. May A. Dcnison,
Florence A Baz Grace q slOcum. Lille l. Hail susie
V. Holder, le'en Dvns0n. Lille Fountain. Annie r Hob
der Mabel Laher and j. G hiekson Honorable men
unn Vas made OF Misses GahrellA T. snow, Lizzie Heath
Lulu Fleishman. Mamie Smith. Carrie n B-, Bessie
Ohrrruner. America del frado, Katie Butchell, j. o.
Burchru. II. Burchell and q ThOm psnn The spacious
school rooms were decorated with flowers Tor the
entertained lunch.
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ELIzIBETH'S mo DEBT
OnaeinIs aud Citizens DevIsIng n Plan by which
II may he LIghtened.

An adjourned meeting Of the Mayor, Com
missoners Of the Sinking Fund. delegations Of
the Common Council and citizens OF Elizabeth.
N. j.. was held In the City Hail there last night
to decide upon some way to help lit the dobt OF
the oty. EX-Mayor Green presided. The pro-
posnl TO scale the interest but not the principal
during long term Of years was considered
also. "A proposal which was virtually scaling
OF the debt fifty per cent. Advocates OF
both spoke. but the majority OF the speakers
were In inyor OF the latter proposal. Many
other proposals We're made The one adopted
wns presented 10y ex-senator William j. Nc
Gee. II IL in Auhstnnce that representative
committee OF clt zens ho appointed To nScrrtain d.,
first. whit the debt OF the city actually II; ; sec
ond. what amount is absolutely required to de-
fray tho running expenses Of the city. and
upon just nasessment This committee is
then 10 confer with the bondholders and other
creditors OF the city. lay the facts before them
and aid them IN obtain mn exact knowledge OF
thetrue condition Of nifnirs. Then the citi2"ns
and creditors are to fix upon some plan and re-
appointed s composed Of eN senator W. j. Me-
Gee, Chairman August Hridritrr W. Trnny.
Il. j. Blntz Il. w. Oakley. William Mckinley.
John T.. Voorhees,. and Peter Bonnet.
i, II. Gilhoey. In hehalf Of George Rclchert
and twenty-five other taxpayers OF Eliza
y notice OF mn application TO tho supreme
Court for n summary investigation OF the nc
counts of The city. The petitioners nllrge TINT
thnl have citus tn believe that the moneys OF the
rty nre being, or have been, unawnlly or cor
ruptly expended. This application s the first
onr made under law passed ut tho last session
of the Legislature, providing Tor such summary
stigatlOn OF tho finances OF cltes.
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Hiding In tho Water.

The police ofthe Washington street station In
Brooklyn have for some time had warrant for the
rest OF Thomas Higgins aged "a OF All Hicks street.
based on charge of stealing uercs Of mossses May
30 from Woodruff McsAns stores at the foot Of Jorae
mon street Yesterday Detective Chambers learned thai
Hggns vas working at Pier IA. T. r. aud he went there
b6tpd HAh1 ftmaned water and under the wharf
from ~ n toe Sr N. Then he crawled into the hold
OF water boat but vas discovered by the officers nnd
taken ashore greatly exhausted. In the time lig
ginsS BrooElyn friends had heard through his
fellow wOrkmsn of his attempted escape and they rowed
across e rNer In small boat with suit Of dry clothes
He under before thew reached him. but tho
ofcer allowed him TO Substitute tie dry clothes his
dripping garments aud then took him 10 the police sta
uOn, where he was locked up.
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WESTON SURE OF TIE BELT.
NOT so CERTAIN or MAKING FIVE HUN.
DRIED AND FIFTY MILES.
Gaining Ell Miles on brown In Twenty-three
Hours-Finy-three Miles Ahead Mt Three
o'clock this Morning Score, A7a TO AaO.

Hours-Finy-three Miles Ahead mt Three
O'Clock this Morning Score. 478 TO AsO.
LONDON, June 20. Tho fifth day OF the
International walking match began at l o'clock
this morning. At that hour Weston had 800
miles to his credit and Brown 3G4 miles Both
men were of the track but the mammoth hall
was filled with spectators. The excitement ran
high. md the betting was lively-1O TO 1 being
offered on Weston winning the match. and s to
l against his making $50 miles Weston in
tended to come out again ut ~ A. NJ. but his
trainer allowed him to sleep until 4:40.
This seemed to annoy him greatly al
though the long rest had done him
much good. Brown had come out before
him and soon both contestants were going Il
rather lively. At 9:45 Weston had scored 4O8
miles to Browns $50. The excitement grew
moro intense as each additional mile was
added to the score. BY noon the hall was nled
In every nook and corner with good natured
crowd. who cheered both OF the contestants aa
they passed around the track. The score at
noon stood Weston. 41S; Brown. 391. In tho
afternoon Brown seemed to be suffering from
his leg. which was much swollen. wes-
ton was In good condition and by 4
p. NJ he made up the miles he lost
by his long rest. At A. NJ. he was 20 miles
ahead Of Brown. but at noon he was only II
miles IN advance This afternoon he did some
splendid work. running occasionally. until nj 4
T. NJ. he had scored 425 miles to 897 for Brown.
giving him Il lead OF 2S miles. At3R p NJ he
held the same relative position. tho score stand-
ing-Weeton 42s. Brown 400; At o'clock he
had Increased his lend to 80 miles at o'clock
to 3s miles, and at o'clock TO AZ miles Brown
miles.
Brown then returned to the track and at 8
O'clock bad added miles to his score while
45O miles for Weston. aud 407 for Brown. For
the next two hours Weston kept up his flve-milo
gait. and Mt 10 O'Clock had scored 400 miles.
Brown in the same time had added only miles
to his score making his total Ala miles or 40
miles behind his competitor
LONDON. June 2l.-At o'clock this morning
ths score in the walking match stood: Weston.
A79. Iirown
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TETOED ALREIDY.
HRyes's Messnge saId'toIbe Flushed, Although
the Bin has not Passed.

WASHINGTON. Juno 2O.--It is announced
that the veto message OF the judicial Expenses
Appropriation bill was finished at IL o'clock
last night. Nevertheless the bill has not yet
hecn passed 10y the Senate. Although the con-
ference committee agreed Yesterday upon re-
port THE report was not adopted by the House
until yesterday afternoon. 1t Ia understood
that VIM NJ. Eyurts believes that Hayes
tho white House Yesterday report Hayes
M saving that he will veto the bill, He is re-
ported ms having Sad that be- would reconyoke
MAKING appropriations for judicial eXpensrs in
n mnnner satisfactory To himself Some Re-
publican Congressmen nre ~ opinion that tho
hi should be- approved, ami n statement to That
effert. purpOrting to have come from tho White
House, was extensively circulated about the
CuDitOl to-day
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.


BIRNIS0HAM. June 20.-Thc miners at their
conference yesterday postponed a decision for two
months on the proposal for a general suspension OF
work unless their wages arc advanced and appointed
a depu,auon to visit In the mean time, the various
mining districts. resolution was adopted inviting
the National Union Of hiuers to meet the present dele
gates in conference at the expiration of two months
Much uneHsiness prevails in South Yorkshire and
North Derby yshrs over the probability that that ex.
trnsiVe mining district IL on the eve N protractrd
struggle The masters demand l2h Yer cent reduction in
wages The question has been ATlitrated on. and tile
umpire hAsdrelsred against any reduction Some own.
declare that they losing money and must close
ueir pit while others are giving neuncauon OF reduc
uon IN wages The miners, however demand adherence
10 the AMa I'd of the umIlrr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-21
Tn. TA,rtesnth Realment. Trouble.

A special meeting OF tho members OF Conn
pAny X. Thirteenth Regiment n. O. =. n Y, was held
last night In the PlAtbush armory In Brooklyn
Capt Gear presiding. The purpose take action
the letter addressed TO Lieut. W. H. Marshall by Col
David Austen, asking FOR Lieut. Marshas resignation
Tie letter read. IL requests Lieut. Mhrshals
uon on the ground that his business " saloon 10
Objectionable TO tie better class Of In the regimcnL
and that he is incompetent an officer 4 resolution
was unanimously passed expressing he high regard and
respect Of tho company Tor Lieut. Marshall and pro-
nOuneiuE the action OF Col Austen injustice in
throwing discreit on the ability VI the eompany In
leouns their own officers
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Queen. County. Fair rnded.

The thirteenth summer exhibition Of tho
Queens County Agricultural Society was concluded In
Mineola, L. l., Yesterday There were 400 persons
present The highest award for variety OF fruit was
tskrn by Mr. : !. NJ BARLOW NJ Glen Cove. Mr. harlow
AMI Mr. burgess al,n Glen owe, shared the pr' mums
In the inWer department The uotuns attracted the
most attention The trot tor mares aud gCliinrs hye
wears old won hY T.. v Millis's b. Of MineOld, H.
NJ. Bel's - OF BaYsile secnni.
In The trot Tor nrle road hnrses II. MolncauNsb b..
T. Mil Boy ot lcWustrnd tON hrst money w II. Bar.
y ores b. ri NcWtown second, nni Charles Dcnon's
b. g. James NJ. Onklry ni Jamnca third The trot for
single road horses nlen u ALL the most Interesting
event Harry ill's br. m. oi Flushing Won IN three
Jamaica second and W II. Barmores b. \. Of Howtown
third
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A Fugitive swIndier Caught.

DosToN. juno 20.-Capt. Charles Rogers. with
several aliases arrested at East Greenwich. Y.
yesterday. and brought to this city today charged with
being accOmpice Of Charles Jones' now In prison in
Sing Sing tor swndlng New York and BOSTON merchants
by presenting false bills OF Ading and receiving advances
upon hcuuous cargoea Rogers. IN the winter OF 1871,
Neuniked several lumber ana grain merchants In New
YORK o heavy amounts by means ot fraudulent
bills of lnding which lie worked on through Jones lie
arrested And taken 10 New YORK at the time
that Jones was captured but forfeited his bail, and has
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-21
Shot by n Detective.

Early In the evening OF the 7th inst. the apart
ments OF Alexander Oreenbaum, at 1886 First avenue
broken into and robbed Of s205 In Jewelry and
money. The neighbors saw James Fettrineton alias
Ft'ers"a notorious burglar, leaving the house, and
the police have been looking tor him ever since.
Yesterday anern Detective Corey him at Sec
ond avenue and Fourteenth street Fettington turned
to away and the oceT called TO him stop but
he Kept and the ocer shot him lie fell n the side
the nfncer.
The ocer. still covering him with his pistol advanced
20 within feet Of him and ordered him To drop his
revolver or he would give It to him Againr FettrIng-
ton renleIed and was tAken 70 belleyue Mospila
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SOME FLASHING ron TOPICS.


WASHINGTON. June 20.-Mr. Conkling anRered
another Senator today, and tins time 1t was one OF his
party associates. Don Cameron WAS In conversation
with Mr. Rams whose desk only few ret from Mr.
Conkhng's The senator from New York making q
srcech of his amendments to the Army bil aud
he reprONcI Cameron tor disturbing him in tone audi
bic the the galleries Cameron appeared
ohe greatly anecrcd lie turned sharply toward Conk,
ling. and saAns ms anger at HIM. walked 10 the CLOAK
room on the Republican side of the chamber suhse.
quenuy he returned tu Mr. kansoms desk ami renewed
The conversation Mr.. COnkluR, having finished speak.
ing crOsct tn NTrc Cameron stood and taking him by
the arm, apparently apulOgilcd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-21

CAIRo. June 20.--The British and French
Consus At their interview with the Khediye yesterday
formally demanded his Gbdicauon The latter asked for
delay NJ forlyeight hours In order TO communicate
with the Porte before replying The Cabinet assembled
In council All the Ministry except the Minister uf War
favor AhdcAuOn Germany and Austria the KhedNe
tho alternative NJ the iull payment o the floating debt
their cooperation with England anh France Nothing
i known here OF the attitude NJ the Sultan IN the matter
The khcdiye Is In uninterrupted conference with the
Princes re " hk and Hassau
IoNDoS. June II The NlAitrrs AleNanirlA and Cairo
kilograms state that the AbdioAunn Vi the khcdve is
ninent OteT kilograms say that though willing 10 pay
his creditors, he Will not AbdicAe.
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WAsHINGToN June 20.-In view OF tho ro-
nsa of the Republican senators to vote thereby break
ius quorum and arresting all business in the srnate
practice which may he repeated at any Time, the
Drmocrauc senators to-day dl dlrrmucd tu terminate all
pur- Mcs,rs GruVrr aud NJ Persuu have returned to
the ciis Thereby making quorum oi Democratic Sena
tors Mrssrs. Butler Hud Johnston are expected, and
Gen Williams Kentucky to he here tomurTUN night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-21
Tho New In,..lon OF zulnIand.

LONDON. June 20-A Times despatch snys:
The movement Of Cot Nswdesae Is his nrS step in the
new invasion OF Zuuland. Lord Chelmsford and his
stan accompany Col Nswdegate. Amer the main force
shall have pushed forward as Tar as possible, established
an entrrnched camp aud secured the commune auOns,
Col Wo'Ls command with SIX weeks supplies viii cut
loose from the bAe, make dash At Clund AMI destroy
nve large military krAals there The plan Of operations
aer this /. uukno GEN Orealok will advance from
the lover 1ugcA simultaneously with cot Ne ewdegatr
and endtavoI 70 pn. lorward deaehn'snt " connect
.II M "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-21

FLUSHING. l.. l.. Juno 2O-ThomHs Lyons
employed by William u. sherry Of Stony Brook Was
found In barn there sunday night with his skull
crushed and his body msngled lie yet alive but he
died few hours iate7 lie was last seen on Sunday
afternoon IN company with Jarvis ThnI pso culOcd
man. who has not been seen shcr, amt Tor wnnm officers
looking The Inquest Vas adiouTnrd on SHAY 10
age. aud unmarried
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-21

LONDON. June 2l.-The Berlin correspondent
OF the Dd,b NsN' hears from ST. Petersburg that in,
portant changes Will be made ~ The personnel NJ the
Administration. one of the changes VIII bs IN the
Ministry II Instruction.
IL also asserted that one OF the Russian Generals
proposes to allow teedum of tie In hi dove
nlcnt aud desires tn hANe newspaper established In
which all the deA, Of the Nihi-t journal, Lni and Ih
aW can he freely discussed IL said Vie Emperor has
nIlnIlNI u Ilnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-21

John Sullivan. Agol 10. OF 200 Tenth
street Jersey civ, dying from the effects dose "
poison that he swallowed by mistake lie WAS EN-.
ployed in an umbrella mctory At Fourth and Grove
streets and II said that he rendered him .rf unuopuAr
with his fellow Nurkmrn hv repeatedly taking their al
lOWHute OF beer To THIS of the II 10
alleged put preparation used tor Nni.iug uulrellA
sticks consisting of turpvuune, Hic"hol AMI acids INTO
ot beer, amt placed tie can tu suCl position to
attract SuUivRns Httuuuu. sullivan drauk It's contents
llr immediately became uucnu-ciuus aud ms removed
tO his home. where he ht- ever suffered terrible
pain. DR., Callashau says there is no hope
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-21

There was a very hot fight betw"'u two
women in the tenement At Oja Atlantic aNeuuc, Brook.
hn. Yesterday. Mary Mcfarland, aged 81. had quar-
rel with Mrs Margaret Hurley, aud threw bucket OF
water the latter Theu Mrs Hurley rushed at Mrh
McIhruauds door and broke IN the glass She alleges
that then Mia Mcfarland attacked her with carving
knir. ami hacked heI hands Both locked their fingers
IN each others hAir, nnl fought unlll they pulled
aputL justice Bloom yesterday held Mrs Mcfarland
liTMnl JurN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-21

Col Drownell OF the Forty-seventh Rogimont,
n q, 4 n T., Of Brooklyn has ordered his command to
assemble In DIRE. uniform In their armory Friday,
July Al O'Clock In order IN parade for the pur
OF celebrating the anniversary OF the declaration OF
our cOunrys indie The parade tO I've through
the PRINCIPAL streets Of the Eastern District Of Brooklyn.
terminating AT the fountain In bedford avenue, whore
salute - to be nred aud national airs with drums and
MES 10 10 fAyee from The OLD lpdo pondenoa uuSe"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-21
The Three Appropriation Bul..

WARRINGTON. juno 20-The Legislative EI-
ecutvc aud Judicial Appropriation bill signed by the
President OF the Senate to-day and sent 10 Hayes lie
will approve IL The Army Appropriation blll viii 10 To
the Fraudulent President to morrow Aud he will also
provo that bil morrow The will agree the
conference rrrurt the Judicial Expenses Apprupria
uun hill Tue biu viii 20 "a the White Iuuse probably
on Monday, Hni hc returned 10 Congress with veto
approved early next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-21

Detective Price Of tho Thiriieth street police.
late as, nighL recognized James ONe burglar stand.
lug the door Ot G26 sixth avenue, Price quietly crept
up to him. and before ONeh could make movement
The detective hAd hrn secured lie sent or an unicer
And gave huh In thhFe Of the prisoner. Fmilg The
door ul the house opru Price went IN, and uu snkg
light came Hrt to tnOs with rhouHs Pmple. \ welt.
kunwu burglar Tue two thieves were taken tht
ton. Upon them were found a shawl. six nCUt diA-
mOuds twn gold bracelets, and other lewelry.
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American Troop. not TO Vi.lt Canada.

OTTAWA. Ont. june 20.-It is announced that
the Government has dccid,d 10 rescni al perm-sions
to American troops 10 visit CAnSda under arms alleging
reason Tor the adoption Of such that these
visits may lead To future cnmplchu"n. The visit Ol the
DruOit Light Guards tU Chatham on Dominion Day aui
the subsequent visit Oi troops a. Toronto during "a"
view well as the VISIT n the SiNN ninth Regimen; TO
Montreal viii not therefore, take place.
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Nine Gs.aer has received the compliment NJ being Ia.
Nid to t,Gt prominent part at the Birmingham fesli.
val tlrs summer Asths festival Is one OF tic mus I'M
rurant mulcA events IN England the honor IL Al the
moro marked II calls on Nine OerscT Tor the exercise
OF very different qualities from uose that have made hsr
tAIns ma Z DIialA donna
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LONDON. Juno 20.-Inquiry In onlcinl quar-
ers concerning the London despatch published in the
0t,ara Ghssr stating that the Imperial Governmrn had
decided to refer the u Lieut. iuN - Just ieccT
back 10 the Canadian nutlUruvs - answered by the as
SertOn that the tii4eHs StntrniUut 10 unauthorized,
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A AdlronaneL Murray. Camping orouad.

BuRLISGroN. VT. June l9-The Rev. w. II.
II Murray Of Boston Ia sgest Of the Van Ness House in
this city. lie hAsH nns boat ts here AMI intends
io select cany ~ some romantic aiuug the Nrr
mont shore ." Lake ChHWplain where he VIII sIend Vie
summer easou In nshing and hunting