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Baxter, k.rtlcy, stout,
Dennis Lowe. Summers,
kNr lrorrgpr, Tarr,
Fan ,uyr, Newton, Williams,
FERGUSON, Newman, WOOds-l6.
Jones,
NOES.
J..u,au, Eutjrr, Pugh-5.
H-rNa. Nctirrw.
N~,~, A..amS, Johnston and Turner,
U".Eu.u-
IUl, ordered that Mr. Summers
communicate the adoption of tGc rrso-
U.u ,p,ur House ui Delegates.
several bills were received from the
u"Jsr ui Delegates with slight amend
ut'U'~. These were CouCurrvd i'm, ~ a
g"r..u thing, and the bills returned.
Senate 1911 Nu. lO1, "a hill 10 amend
Ha'rrgwrt sections 90. jO anil II oi an
,'.''r" Uyurral Assembly ui the state
o. Nr-uI, rs--yj March n, l~,i>, en-
"I Au a., 'u incorporate the city OF
Wheeling, Ju Ohio county. was taken
uH ant tine amendment, ui the House
r'a.urrrl Iu a> follows.
AMI tur Cuuucl, shall also have ou-
.ru.y t' a~>c>> bv ordinance and col
N.'m annual license inr the sale Ofccr-
tuu articles The Council shall further
have authority 90 assess hv ordinance
ant t"Uvgt uu annual LICENSE on each
agency 90 any foreign insurance COM
Ptry DOING business within the city
The ba, wJS then passed, and senator
Woods directed % inform the House Of
tbs tact.
Senate El,l No. l62. hill prescribing
NnUtCS tgr charging, demanding or re-
''N,Ng unlawful charges Tor the trans
t'ra.suu oi passengers and freight upon
".g1l~, coming Up Tor consideration
'awHuHU oi MIR Johnson Nr Dennis
.' 't' rHgrr', the hill was amended
S'sN,y, ANT then urlrrrd to IT. eugrOSS.
men, anil third reading. and being
,,2-;NwItH rugrOs>cd, ON motion Of MIR
l5a>'U ,ac rule WAS suspended, IN,
D"' iaNgn up out Of It's regular Oricr
Ielt a ,hlui time and passed with il,
va the passage the vote >tNud.
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N.,,r- Ferguson Hlu Johnston not
vl..0s
A number uI messages were re-
r,...I from tho House 81 Delegates,
ami several ui them acted upon
Immediately. About twelve o'clock,
u1 MOTION ul Mr.. Tirr, senate Joint
Restitution Np. r., Providing regulJ-
tlI,Iw tun government oi the BIiti-
nYr. ami Ohio Railroad Company with
mt.l- state, was taken mp Tor consid-
,rGra. Mr.. Turner offered the follow
msa..u,mrut. Insert after the word
'cruumy' iu the resolution the follow
m. -PrraiL, That ju giving such
special rates no more shall bc charged
lu ANS rt-r lrr the ,JWr or similar arti-
c.r, nr shorter distance than inr
longer distance, when shipped by the
car.uad'
F.ut,us decentralization Of the reSo-
luton. uu motion ui Mr.. Butler, the
Senate took a rccss until 2.3D o'clock
Fv
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ll' Noes We're none.
A.>SrS. Adams, E5xter. Brown, Fer
klS %, Newton, Summers, Tarr, and
'lr.rr nJt voting.
-, u Vas ordered that Faulkner inform
.'' House OF the passage of the bill and
- ,"rir roucurrvuc,'.
"it motion oi Baxter the senate took
receSS until O'clock p. ".
THE EyENING SESSION
vas consumed mainly in making de-
,.''1i. . Is Ion the previous question. Some
major being cut of irOm making 3
teech ny a demand oi this kind.
a,eNSe,t himself by maxim. a ike de-
stl 'Nll IN retaliation when a colleague
TT',Ned =. ...1g a disposition 10 talk too long.
- - '.5.N way the senate Wa kept pretty
'.,Se.y 20 business.
t''NSc Bll. No. los. a hin 10 create ar
,.yl pendent school district in the dis
,'f 'f' %. I Mon, in the county OF Marion
- " ,a..ed the district Of Palatine, wa.
passed as was also
house Bill No. 200, q bill 10 ament
rOns. ''S III ie4AtiOh 10 eiec
5oo'Alng else Of much importance va
NOne' AtsbOut 10 o'clock a recess wa
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RAILROAD BoNDS-Actiye.
STATE BoNps-Dull

STATE B0NDs-Dull
SrocKs-Thc market to-day Was some
what irregular, coal stocks. however,
were strong throughout, especially for
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
which, under n strong purchasing move
ment, advanced TO Is!, against ~! yes.
terday. Western Union made some
wide fluctuations, Opening at 1851, de-.
clining To l0il, selling up 10 1851 and
closing at l0lf. The general list was
quiet and the changes in prices were
slight. In early dealings there WAS
fractional advance. which in the after.
noon was entirely lost, but to-
wards the close iirmcr tone
prevailed and the final dealings
wereat an advance II Holt from the
lowest point the day. The transactions
aggregated 1850 shares, OF which H.
90 were Erie. 1000 Lake Shore, =, 400
Wabash, $500 Northwestern common,
1900 preferred, $500 81 Paul, 10000
Delaware, lackawanna and Western,
400 New Jersey Centml, 500 Della.
ware and Hudson, 100 Morris and Es-
sex, 100 Michigan Central, 100 Union
Pacific, l,soO II. Joe, 1900 Western
Union, LOO A. 4 =. Tel, 5,4D Mis-.
souri, Kansas and Texas. 400 Kansas
Pacific, 800 Canada Southern aud 800
burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
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THE WOOL MARKET.
stocks Firmly Held, Especially for
Medium Pieces.

Medium Fleeees.
New York Bulletin Of Saturday.
Stocks Of attractive and desirable char.
acter continue to be firmly and confident.
yheld, and our market for domestic
wools is in very good shape. The wants
Oh the manufacturing interest are steadily
on the increase, in part owing to the fact
mat Y some mills have more work TO do
nan man expected, while others commence TO
reduce their supplY:of material with suffi.
gent tapidity to warn them to be on The
LOOKOUT ior parcels to replenish, This il
especially the case on the more desirable
grades, such as medium fleeces. ETC. nj
WI Whlch the available quantity Is quite small
the SITUATION on other distribntiye mar.
Kets also shows tendency to steady i'm.
proEement and with strong accounts from
such aocumulations as NAV Ami rema;n an, nat a.
primary points, the situation seema tn hs
realizing previous hopeful anticipations
BUSINESS this week has bocn mi and al
extreme figures, with the supply of meii.
umwools at the close very greatly rednSed
ana nearly all the pulled stock gone whiIs
tne Texas and Territorial grades receive
sSnuetaole snnesr - ~ attention. and the fine eeces
HfppeaF fIape puo 70 pc recovering favor, Advices
i;Sna.i IfSm hostGn S.s and Philadelphia report a
uuetal thS , business also, and taken altogether.
sne y Veraict seems to be that the situation
~ y IN better shape than for several seasons,
ii me csll is almost exclusively Ciirect from
40 eHters s;naei of 70 pc brokon up ioriininedl.
ate distribution in Small parcels, and Che
apsence Of speculation lends additional
character 70 the market, Tho sales In.
elnusdelO0O0. pounds No, / Ohio al Ale.
o,0gV pounds do. Western, 4lc.; 5000
pounds medium do, 30a40c.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.
Dallas and VicInIty-Crop Mattera-Per
sonal Mention.
.r. DALLAS, August oS. 1870


Editors lutelllGeneer.
Fears arc entertained by the farmers in
this vicinity that the dry weather will in
iure the corn TO some extent.
Mr.. Samuel Elliott's wheat averaged one
bushel to eleven sheaves OF medium bind.
This is the best yield on the hills that we
have heard OF. Mr.. ]. H. Baird raised a
head Of wheat, Of the old blue stem varie-
ty, containing one hundred and thirteen
full grains. James Kefier's oats. crop ay.
eraged one and one.halt bushels 10 the
dozen sheayes, being the best yield In this
vicinity. '''''
Mr.. George Rhodes, OF this place. ia the
owner Of calf Of Durham stock, seven
weeks old on the 10th, weighing three
hundred pounds. He challenges the Pan.
handleto beat It. -
Mr.. Samuel Warden was thrown from n
horse one day last week and seriously In.
1nred, requiring the services Of a phyai.
clan to reduce a fracture sustained '6y the
accident 't'N -
Miss Elizabeth Craig, Of Washington
county, Pa, is visiting at Mr.. J.C. Arm.
strongs. n
Rev. ], H: Aughey has returned from
Ills trip TO Canada, looking well, and re-.
porting himself highly pleased with what
he saw.
Mrs, Joshua Blake died on the elst inst.
in the 6sth year Of her age. She had been
member Of the Methodist Episcopa.
Church for the past twenty.tour years.
and was esteemed and loved by a larses ls
circle Of friends, who deeply regret heT
demise. e'SS HSt
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STAIN.

MADRID, August 93.-The contemplated
marriage between King Alfonso and ARCH.
duchess Marie Christine. OF Austria, has
been arranged. The King met the Arch.
duchess yesterday, at Basin d'Arcachon,
in Girohde, France. The Archduchess
had up to this, time expressed, with much
emphasis, disinclination to accept the
hand Of the King, but on the CONCLUSION
Of the interview, which lasted some time,
her objections were removed, and she
consented to the proposed match.
The marriage, It Is stated In official cir.
cles, will be solemnized toward the end OF
October next. The ArchduChess, whose
full title is Marie Christine Deseree Hen.
rietta Fellecite Reniere, is the second
child Of the Archduke Charles Ferdinand
and OF the Archduchess ElizabethI daugh.
ter OF the Archduke Joseph Palatine; Of
Hungary. She was born ON the 2lst 81
July, 1858. She possesses, in addition to
rather unusual physical attractions, mind
well stored, and a sweet, amiable temper.
King Alfonso will return to La Grania
Tuesday, where he will hold q Council.
Senators Silva and ATagela will probably
be- appointed ambassadota 10 Xietda %
solicit the hand OF Archduchess Marie
Christine.
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TeacheFs' Institute at ShInnston-An In,
tercsting and Profitable Time Being
Had.
SUBMISSION, W. Va, August 81.
Editors lnielllEeaeer:
The programme oflast Tuesday even.
ing was carried out to the letter. The se-
lect readings were well chosen. Mr.. Floyd
merits especial notice for the manner in
which he rendered darius Green and
His Flying Machine" Prof. wright's
essay on the subject Of Common Sense"
did not fall below our expectations, while
Prof. Wade gave us one Of his happiest
and most amusing efforts.
He consumed an hour on the "Hin.
ORANGES TO Popular Education.m
On Wednesday morning the Institute
convened at 0 o'clock, and was called 10
order by the President. Devotional ex-
ercises were conducted by Prof. Rose, after
which the regular programme OF exercises
were resumed, each teacher proving him.
self equal to the task assigned. Several
good class drills were had, doing credit
alike 70 teachers and pupils, at the close
Of which the Institute adjourned for
dinner.
The afternoon session convened at / 80
O'clock. The exercises OF this session
were not so spirited nor interesting as
hitherto. Prot. O. w. Lynch gave M
method Of teaching beginners the subieci
OF grammar. He had the closest atten.
ton, and his method secured entire com.
mendAtion, and ought 10 be universallv
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GOLD ron THE UNITED STATES.

PARIS, August 2S.-oyer %, 900, 900 francs
have been shipped from French ports fol
the United States In the last three weeks,
The Bank OF France has now sold at whole.
sale It's small stock Of bar gold and foreign
gold coin.
One Of the chief bullion houses of Paris
estimates that the insufficient crops OF
England, France and Germany will make
necessary purchases In the United States
% the amount Of e20, 900 900. tis thought
9, 800, 900 more will leave France for the
United States.
LONDON, August 2S.-sixty thousand
pounds sterling in specie were Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England yesterday for
shipment to the United States.
Bullion to the amount Of G5O,0O0 goes TO
North America to-day.
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Ocean vessels.

New YoRK, August 2S.- Arrived :
Steamship City Of Brussels, from Liver
pool.
! misunderstanding European, from
Liverpool.
Five steamers sailed to-day for Europe
with heavy cargoes and light passenger
lists.
QyEEysrowN, August 2s-Arrived-Rs.
public, from New York.
NEW York, August 24.-Arrived-Aca.
palco, from Aspinwall; Brittanic, from
Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH, August "a. Arrived -
Steamer Gellert, from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, August 94.-Arriyed-
Moravian, from Montreal.
PHlLApELPHIA, August 24.-Arriyed-
Illinois, from Liverpool.
E,,. I,I3;y.o,,oI HI.J,,.a.oL O.. Et.,,I n
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Destructive storm Ia Texas.

GALVESTON, August 29,-The Mer9 spe.
cial from Orange says: A terrific cyclone
struck here from the northeast Friday.
The wind rapidly increased in velocity
till 7 o'clock, when there was a short
lull, the wind veering suddenly to the
south, blowing down fences, unroofng
houses, uprooting trees, and doing other
damage. Nearly all the saw.mills were
damaged, and several million feet OF ium.
ber blown or tloated away. The steam
boat Flora was sunk, and other steamers
seriously damaged. Cars standing on the
track were blown of, railway construc.
ton camps were demolished, and laborers
compelled to seek the open prairie for
safety,
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yRRE rBAnI AND PRorrcrIoN.

The CorreRQHaeli, one OF the most i'm.
portant organs OF the Imperial Govern.
ment. referring to the Congress Of Liberal
and Free-trade Delegates from the German
towns, and especially from the old Han
seattle League, says that the municipalities
are incompetent TO Criticise Imperial pol
icy, and denounces any attempts to do 50
as q violation.of Imperial rights and priv.
leges. The article has created a great
sensation, and Is universally opposed BY
all shades OF the Liberals as an attempt 70
restrain the freedom Of the press and the
expression Of Liberal opinion. The Lib
erals generally denounce 1t as an abuse
ot power and an invasion Of the rights Of
the people. rltll =
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nellaIre.

NstIAtlfes
Phil. Kelsey was in town Saturday IN an.
gage rooms for himself and brother Thew
VIII attend school here again this winter.
The Democrats held their primaries Sat-
urday. -
Saturdays rain was very hard. The
streets were thoroughly washed and many
OF them overaowed, the cutters and sew
ers being unable to carry of the great
amount Of water in SO short q lime 4
portion OF the fill on Noble street. above
Indian Run, was washed out. The Street
Commissioner was out at dark putting m
q q railing to keep off teams or pedestrians.
The sewer that runs from the neighhor.
hood oil the Fourth Ward School Honse
BECAME too full OF water to hold any more,
and q singular phenomenon was noticed
At large conductor communicating win
1t from roof. The water backed IN ths
spout and sent sheets OF water ont at evs
cry Joint, and burst up through Inc briel
pavement, making a fountain with a
stream Of water eight or ten ieet bivb and
as thick as a mans wrist. '',S'
An alarm OF fire was rung for the Fourth
pntn9 ware Fnaay evening, caused by tho
SMatonlhg o. the mould shop OF the Goblet
Works. The great amounto Of smoke tbst
g4t into the main building and escaped at
az tne windows made It look IKE the
Wnoie place was on fire, and the high
WIND blowing at the time put those living
near IN great Commoion. The hose be-
longing to the works was got out quickly
ano Hope Hose Company was there in 4
W WyeFSy short time. The damage was thus
James. '-' - W.
The house on Belmont street, occupied
last year by the Catholic Sisters, and Va.
cant since they left, has been rented and
will not be occupied by them this winter
o The funeral Of Mrs. Milligan took place
saturday afternoon from the residence Of
HeT H;T, oaughter' Mrs. Thompson, on Rose
MI. CASTOR was not able to be at church
sunday. Mr.. Cameron preached.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Cholera is reported at ostend, Brussels
and Western Flanders.
The Catholic inhabitants Of Cologne an
tiCipate a visit from the Pope next year,
1.-THE Church conflict is settled in time.
Further riotous demonstrations have
occurred at Largan, Ireland. The rioters
wrecked the windows of houses OF num-
Der Of protestants.
Barthold's colossal statue OF Liberty for
New York, is making rapid progress 10.
ward completion. The public shortly will
be permitted to visit It's interior.
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Dlsops Dcsth dc Resplt |, ,lofa = bargain

Di4ops Death Gej jResaIt .efa Bargain.
ATcHIsoN, KAN, August 2s.-The Champ.
ion will publish in the morning letter
written by H. NJ. Dixon, the victim OF the
Yazoo mob, to a friend in this city, dated
only a week before his death. In it he
says he would gladly ;eaye that country If
he could get away, and intended to do SO
as soon as possible. lg y.
The Champion asserts in an editorial
article that q letter was received here
several days before Dixon's murder, and
written not BY QixonS but by q citizen OF
Yazoo, which asserted that BarksdaIe
agreed, il nominated for Chancery Clerk,
to drive Dixon from thecountry, and that
Barksdale nomination was made with this
understanding. There arc several citizens
Of this city who knew Dixon well, and they
all contradict the stories that he was a man
Of bad character They say that, on the
contrary, he was b large hearted, generous
gentleman, and that last year, during the
yellow fever epidemic, he won general
praise for the courage and humanity he
exhibited inithe caring oil sick.
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picnic rarty rolsoncd by DrInGlpGE

MILWAUKEE, August 2S.-The Evening
Signal says; Yesterday a social picnic was
giyehin1 1agroyeamlle from M1kwanago,
a small village thirty miles from this city,
by number Of qfgentlemen OF that place.
To reduce expenses, several barrels Of lem.
onade were made Of some kind OF acid, in.
stead oflemons, and tho color being a pale
pink, the stuff had q seductive appearance,
and tho piepiCkers drank freely Of It. AZ
teran hour or 90 the entire crowd com.
menced vomiting vigorously, and many
were taken violently III with spasmodic
pains. Messengers were instantly dis!
patched to Troy and other neighboring
villages for physicians, antidotes and
nurses. II was discovered that the wrong
acid had been used to manufacture. the
lemonade and this was the cause OF the
sixty.seyen persons 'beingp poisoned. Many
Of the cases were considered very danger.
ous when last heard from, and Ed. Per
Kins, q prominent Granger OF .Waukesha
county, was supposed to be dying.
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GERMANY.
TIE cLER1cAIs IN COUNCIL.

BERLIN, August 9S.-There was a great
meeting Of the Ecclesiastics Of the Diocese
at Munster to-day, and most. important
resolutions were passed. NAresolutien In
support ofPuttkammer was passed, and,
after protracted debate, a res0l luton was
reached pledging the party to su pport the
policy of the, Center during the late ses.
sion, and to petition Tie 6varntnent to
96r6gato entirely the Falk Laws Of May,
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dANNINGTON.
The Red Men Discipline aFey wOsl Wiz.
ginia MoFmons.
L MANNINdrnN. Annnst % 4

EdIprs IntellIgeneer. - -
The Red Men paid a visit the other day
to zeb, Wright and Ida Mcoray, residing
on Bingamon creek, and gave them 10 nm,
derstand that the community would NOT
tolerate their living together any longer
tney tooS the hint and are now looiine
Tor more congenial cline to locate. Q
The Red Men also visited Jacob Stu1.
geon, and gave him orders to send his
Hagar into the wilderness. Joseph stuF.
geon, q brother Of Jacob, was also noti.
fed that he would have To reform Sis
manner otliying and part with The woman nan
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ITALY.

LONDON, August GA Rome dispatch
% the Nera reports that the harvest in
Italy has been disastrously affected by the
drought and paIching heat. The pros.
poets Of vintage are more reassuring. Con-
siderable distress has been caused in the
Venetian provinces owing to the slender
yield OF silk cocoons,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August 2S.-The Palrie states
that an interview was held Friday be.
tween Count De Chambord and the
leading Legitimists, at which 1t was de.
cided to pursue policy Of temporization.
A fire last night at Sophia burned the
artillery and barracks and much war
material. {.
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Stlr Among New York Insurance Com.

New York, August 2s.-RepOrts from
Albany to the effect that Superintendent
smyth Of the Insurance Department has
just concluded a series OF important ex-
aminations Of FIRE and life insurance COM
panies Of the State, and has discovered
grave Irregularities in the management OF
many OF them, has caused great stir in
insurance circles in this city.
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An imperial order has consequently been
Issued disbanding the first class Of re.
serves and announcing that the third,
fourth and fifth classes will be disbanded
whenthe Greek question Is settled. These
measures involve reduction Of the army
10 l00,000 men.
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TURKEY.
4 nIa pRAIN oN !. rnr lLIII. rRpAsrnY. \

coNsr4STlNorIE, August 24.-The Min.
iSter Of Finance has informed the Porte
that half million Mpsselmep refugees
are being maintained ipS addition To- the
Turkish army, and he declines all respon.
abtlity for the financial catastrophe that
this state Of affairs renders inevitable.
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Dsbt Iltofclt


llESw, N. O., August 24.-Last night q
mail and passenger train Of the Western
North Carolina road, with an excursion
italn attached, was wrecked at Mud Gut
oya land slide. The coach containing the
eeScarstonISts was completely buried, No
ono was seriously injured. s
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zULULANn.

LoSpoN, August ga dispatch from
Newcastle, South Africa, dated August 8,
says; One tribe Of Zulus who have not
felt the brunt Of war are massing toward
Selobane. A detachment OF corps OF
British troops under orders to return
home, is being hurried against them.
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rr rain that fell Saturday night anu
IL, mi nipht was timely, and will insure the
a.,,aci .S' ~ maturity Of the promising corn
l''n v oI this region. The ground was be-
g"r 'a@inp no too dry, and the corn was about
va !, ,sol still orlack Of moisture. Now,
1s~4re,, ~ ~ il will go forward rapidly to the
u, n'" st,re Of iulness, richness and perfect
.,'s,,Ionment. H., 1t is morally certain that
,Io ".,,, earn crop Of the Upper Ohio Valley
"il, f be very largo this year, and taking
sGea, 'G and corn together itmay be doubted
,helIer more fruitful year was ever
InDsn in the history OF the country.
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WASHINGTON, August 2S.-An interest
ing and ysluable statement has been pre-.
pared ut the Treasury Department, which
shows the amount OF the public debt and
interest per capita for the last twenty.
three years, aud reads as follows:
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RUSSIA.

LoSnoN, August aa. The Tines Berlin
correspondent says the National debt OF
Russia bearing interest Is becoming enor-
nous. l,lSo, ,l65, ,125 roubles in paper mon
ey are now In circulation.
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MESVHts, August 2S.-The disagreement
GTe1Seea y lls Typographical Union and
T. Whitmote. proprietor Of the Evening
GItaqtr, resulted this afternoon in The dis
u iSnStge o. every Union printer employed