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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-02-07

8anit, Generic, Snbuitrif, 9toturmij
len t)0fttu, climber uno W3'fst!uHoe.
@crou5sctcr ". SIS. Coleman, 3lilmauf.c.
Grihtint am 10. nrr p. jsec! 99audta
s. it tcIsu 2ufaatc ea5 riidt Miaic.iaI.
pct6's fcrtrauNno auf Rem Fcbsie ofr NIL
ituieafrid praf;jitcu Heri,blnl III [aQe &C.
f6rrcrt miro, eeu Itutilicu TN ncuru @}1trrlauCt
sur NsnntuiB III triuaCn. lc7girjiteu tcipri.,r
es eil usueu GrTueuracn iurfcrn eieie,tCn Vol
5niersIc fir 0jrwertncitencs YrUftIrniicn,
cen Canomerfer nnp 2rbtitCr inn.
Scbr bili0c 2tbcnucntcu eprcifc {:
J ie rinselne ,3citidrift fcitct 1925 pcr 5abr.
8rice 3uiammen nur $500 per Sabr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-02-07

3pei oocr mebr Yrobeuummcru
cbj9er 3eiti6rif;ea perten urcutaeItlict 9erem
Sugeibift, prr rarum iGreibt al brn Scraus9e-
Ter
GS. SGS. Coleman, Nilpaufes, g8is.
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Sanme i'm @imter urrpHan,em.

| GS lit unStuelfelbaft am beifen, ipenl
fleinere Sdume aus ben gaum19uIrei
ben entweber i'm SriibIing ODER Ssrbi
DerpFan;t tuerben 9lber man6ma[ il
eS munidensnertE, einen groBen Bier
ODER Sbitbaum aus benz gSaIoe o6et
bon Der gSieie, ODER bon feinem HIabl
I'M Sbitgarten ooer auf benz &afen
pIas su eutfernen, neil Die 8dume bort
gu bt1t iteben. Sies gefAiebt an
beiten i'm gSinter un6 mad bem gefro-
renen grObaIIen @erfabren. Man
luerfe einen @rabsn rings um sen
Stnmm berum aus, 10 baB Gin @r0s
5auen bon sluei ODER mebr gag6s, ie
mad Der Gr0Be bfS 8aumes, perbIeibt.
Sur einen Baum BON feds bis n9t 3on
i'm &urdmcHer am biGfen @nbe
brauGt ser 9raben ui6t iiber s!pei SUB
tief Su feiu uno fam gu ir9eno elmer
3ett fpdt i'm 9erbit oocr tu6breno Sbaus
metttrs i'm gSinter gema6t tperben.
Die YIdBe, no Die 8dume iteben foIlen,
iin6 porber 6eriurit5ten un0 nit rett9er
2ebmeroe gu berieben. gta16em ser
8oben einen SuB ooer Is 3oa tief
gefrOreu lit, fam Der Groflumpen nit
telit 9ebeln ouf1cbo6en, auf cine Steiu<
idleife 9ela0en uuo Der Baum mad
ieiucm neueu Stanbort getra6t lueroen
Gin Stumpf;je6er iit cine ie6r bequeme
@taiGine Sum Nu@bebeu uu0 Grams
portirsn Ser 8dume. Benn Sic 9Irs
belt iOr9f0!tia 9eldiebt. lit fein 9fiifo
Oabei. 0ie gSurjeln fnO nidt BLOB
0ciegt un0 bdufJ maht Der 8aum i'm
Sabre mad tem StrisBen ten geip6bns
li6cu @Ot;luuAs. GtGie Metbooe lit
beionHcrS ouweub6ar beim 8eriesen
tmmsrgriine: Ndums, bie gu biht iteben
uuo einanocr brIngen. 98ertbUoqe
$lume, feds o0er aft Sabre alt, Die
gefdIt uerOen miiBtcn,
flnn man 10 crldIten. 9Sir baben
offers groBe Sdm!ing5.Girnbiume bon
dlten Nisien in oieitr Meile pericbt,
Die 8ron;n 0epfropIt uno erb'elteu nnd
Orie OOer pier 8 abrcu Gle feiniteu Sirs
men. 8elm @,yridten Oe3 StanborteS
fjir bie su pcricbenocu Grobtn Saume
made man rit @0usr iebr groB. merfe
gei6Ith quteh Gompoit uno Gin Barrel
oNer 10 Snrt)en i:jr ic0sn @0um Gilt
=, ,2lmerjsIHii&tr @iJr;cI!turiit" fir
6cbtuat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-02-07

sD~ Cine Ser lroBtu GEpisbIurgcr
pom Or. Nuauit i 30" iq's > ms
burger 8ruitt5ee bcittdt Glyin,
BOB beritlbt @uitcn uno Grfaltuna
IdlneGer beiciti0t, a!5 irgenO ciHe an9erc
Nuiteu Mtetiiin obGe oen Maaea 0niu
arciitn o0er 'u utriNuern. S1crr Gmil
3 8admann, gtortb Ct, 9ouis. Wio- =,
b:mcrft i'll cInem &'ritf oil un5 80 gen
ote: ,Ga bfltcbt Give ileiGenac 9tud1iruQe
nah 8 I. &0nta's 0om
burAcr &rui: i:tbee; 3e0esmdnn
gcbrau1t ibn. 9t:t uHo 5ung."
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9torS0cntiG)ca Slo1o,
ltr llsbcrfabrt tcnueeu

;ur llsbGriatrt benutCn.
Itit 9ampfidtTen be5 NrrcbeutIder 2lrge
tsfprpert.
Die lnmpfer tieier @pmpaanie:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-02-07

- I'm >a3 I'd tfiaI otS }dliur6il9sr
Gntotfurg5rsjisnocu, &toieior gtor-
otnsfiolo unn iclucr Expedition it man
in Guropl itbr beiorat. Der 3uef
ncrieIbcn it bcfanutli5 Der, einc YlIs
Inge bonn atlantlib;n na5 Dem Itlucu
Dean iiber Die n0r0ii6eu Gnrgeblrge
Su opls un0 9lien3 unO Die ScriuIs
itrnBe oufsufiuHen. Ntun hat fut
beiiimmt onaeuommeu, odb ber0 ampfer
vSell" 40 WtciIeU uoro0tyjdl pom
Gitcap III ocr HtyjHg5itrlBc I'M Gle
'enTBt. SEou Nofutuse in Sf@Sibi
vrn. an Scr 9sal ac(casn, uon SeNeu
Dliiioura aus ner YrofsHor ic;nc Itgtc
9tdd}rjdt ilu6tc, lit bsridttt mnrOGn,
aoB sic SlIte Oieicn Wiuter BORT ithr
lnb b1ltcn0 9epeien III uno baS &bers
momciey 6ort ouf 40 Gruo uuter 9(uu
Itano. 0cmnGt5 mHB Nie Gage Der
,%ean" cine Icbr Qefdbrlitbe isin. Sn
Soubon bcrrftAt 0ieieIbe Mufreguul mic
III 1913 bs;iaItdl bc8 SAiGIaIS ser Sis
5oba 6raufin expedition. 2iubcr bas
auf Soften ce3 ron Wf. Gibirinfof
au5,uriiiienoen GdiFfca fir Die 9tuf.
FnbunQ 9(Orbensfiolo's wilO ein ruiii
IdcS Sris9sIdjiff III oemicIbeu 3lued
abgcbcn. glcid;eitig lit sic y9tbrcf"
beorbert morben no6 ser 8ering sitrnBl
ab,uiobrsn. Die D2ibret" miro in He
troponlGpef, Samidatfa, nnbo!ten un
Gsquimaur nit S6Iittsn uub 0unOsr
mit;unebmeu. Ser amerifaniidlt
| Humpfcr Seannette fCu IhOr nah SCI
] NScrinnsnrnhe nh,cnnnnen fnin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-02-07

E Gie picrte 9isferuna oes 20iteu
SabrgauaeS BON oem in 3ifeIS SerIaa-
erldtiueuosn linterbaifunasbIatt n9tc-
Usaenidas" liegt unS Dor. OasieIbe
cuthdlt Die Eortfssung re8 5fomans
ySn ber aedeen,", ben Sdlub Der
8erfopidcn 9topeGc n SIN 8aterb auIe", l.,
,Nlm Sofc ieinsr 0urdIuudt" bon
&clD. y9luS bcn 9dnben oes SigiIan8s
@onmittcea cine @emiuiSSens aus
Dem 9ionierIeben Galifoniens. Gin
8eoenfblatt fur Sarl 9ubtOw bon Wfnr
9orbing, uno Sole BIdtter. Der gto.
uraeniaok erideint ale IA Sage gu oem
8reile BON Is, 9lbouneuteu erboIten
nod NbIauf oeS SobrsanseS ober Bel
8OruusbesubIuus ous fd0ne &uufbIatt
,2fIi's 8arf." bon SauIba9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-02-07

fatreu rsoslmGsig aus ii Sage snildcu Src=
mcn uno Saitimcrc unb ncbmen pGiagierr
III bi0ialtcn 8dtsn AT.
Ter 2aupneSrlaB tteIsr SampfIhiHe IN
Baltimore lit ;ugeicb 0eppt rer Baltimore unr
Sbip Gilsntabu, msldc Yafnsisre prn unr mad
benz 9Ee ten III btui9crcu Qreifcn he
trroert, ais irgsne cine @ilentabn pen 9terc
gJrIf uno Ybilabelpbd.
Sci gIntuuft Ger 0ampfitiHe tpirb td5 Geprt
fir ale 9iitbtan1eifeGtsn asldlcfeu, 10 rnB bic
Ginpanrcrer niht Der 0efabt aU, gsIept iInt
ocn Serii9eru bri6niurelt ;u tprrren, mas in
dnhern Snfrnpldsen lerrr 10 DIT rer Sail IT,
9Hir MAIDEN nr6 defenders auf fpleenbe
filr bsutlhe Seiienee beptadtuus6wertbs Scr-
;iiae aufntcrtf"m pelhe bic 8eiie nit uniern
S6iTen bistet. Die YeiIasirre iinc uuter
1eutIhen, fSunrn th alIU nit Sscermaun
Sefifdnbiaen pbne Iplntetibsr gu sstraucrn.
llmIisen aus sinem S6iT in has anS re, mic
BEL inbirectrn 9tdiieu fnhst ntdt ftatt; bic
paiTaeiere eebsn IN Bremen Ic9Ieid an Spre
6ss Scranbampfsrs unb psrIaieu rsnisIben erli
in SaItimpre.-
E @eaen n1berer Iusfunft tpenbe man
lidh an bic @eneral-Asenten-
81. Scbnbmac6er s. Co.,
SO 5 SIo @ap Ctr, Baltimore, so
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.Mifourr's sduleu. Ser etuats.

-Wtln ourrS SGulen. Ser StaafS
i9uliuperintenhent febt in ieinem Sab
resberibte uuseinan0er, bnB Wfi6our
sfuar auf Dem Yapiere Elm trefli9es
Solt5iaulipitem bat, oaB Die @irtlid'
felt Dem aber our9aus nidt entlpridlt
OteSeamten Der ein,cInenS 6uloiitrifts
tummern iib uur febr tpenig un bas
Scifb, fonreru tbuu uno IaGeu, mas
lie ipollen.
Der Stant bat reidlide @littet fir
Die Grri@tuna uno Grb9Ituug gutter
Sbulcn CUR 8srfii9una 9eiteut. Ser
Dpermaneute SAuIfonb" bctra9t S2.'
900. 900, Der Ssminar>6onO" $l22, 900,
suIammen S3,O31 900. Sic 2ofal.
ihuifouas, Die bon Den SertduFeu bon
SumpFanoere;en bon 9sIbbuben unO
beral. bsrrlibrcn, bctauftn lia auf
lueitere s4,247, 900. 0aS madt i'm
6ansen eiu Slpital bon S7,278, 900,
pOuon bie 3iuien fIr Die S1uIeu ber-
tpenot per0en.
Sann fommt nod elm &itrtcI Der
geiammtcn Staat5Itcueln uno 9ofalr
itsucru bon 20 bis so Gents auf 500,
mas pcu S6uIen suiGmmen Gin Sin.
fOmmen bon 81. .2O7,6 ,616 gibt, ODER
Ibcr $6 per Sopf auf Die i0mnjtIide
i'm SAulaltcr go Sabre itebsnoe
Sen6iferung bon $3.50 Herioncn
Wit p0r9anoeneu SaiTeu bcitGnocn
warsn i'll Sabre 1873 ST, 229, 1852 fir
Die SduIen pcrfilgbar. G5 iinO aber
na6 ocn Mu8wttien mn So, 3,218. 236
uerousIabt wor9sn uno Ger Stlat5s
itbulIuperiuttnoent lueiB mist an'u2e
ben, mas aus ocu Ubrjeen $I.0l1. .026
Jeporceu. &ou beu 9o:aIbeomtcn 1T
feline 9teGenidnft iibe7 ibrcn 8er5!sit
III erbdltcn.
Scrner fi;brt ser superintendent
&llae Olruber, onB Der 9r08te 2beII
Der 81, 81 9t:qerfjnOer ocS Staatc5 in
llnwiNenbeit aufludbit, ga oie 90fll |
bcamten IS perl0umen. in Siitriftsu
no l6 i'll StbuIaItcr beinOId)e 9(tget
finOer inr, mje eS Ol5 8eies poribrc;bt,
I'll crrihttn.
IS 1T Elm triibc5 Bib, 6a5 ser iegj9c |
Stbutiuperintcuornt sntfaItef, pohccno /
isine YorQduJcr Gcn &tano or5 S6ul |
uciens riht Qcual preiicu toHntcn.
9eiotr lit aH;uuttmeu, bdB er Der
1Hahrbcit 6je Gbre qegebcn Jat. Die
iOUte 0jsIcm Geaenit1uoc
baI0m69Ii&it like Nufnerfiamrtit III.
lUeuncn.
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ltcher gSaitimnre.

Seber, Ger ba5 nte &aterlanp triu6en rber
0Crmdnrte rnD Irernee Nrn Gurcpa frmmer
alien nil, icllte bic prddtYclleu ncueu. eiIernen
Scbraubcu- NritcamrfiCbi1e hes
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@7sa Mir f6nneu bns at 9ocob

=gsa 8ir t0uuen ba8 ct. Sacobs
Del allen on rbeumotbii4em 3abn=
iNner; 9ejoeuoeu nur empfebIeu
,gtaA smeimaligem Ginrciben uer-
idmanoen oie beftiaeu 3abnidmersen,
uadjbsm i1 nod stiuas nit Dem SeI
6efeuAttte Bnummcae oil ben tranten
3abu Gebra9t bntte," f9reibt un5 9erl
2. Gnaslff aus Monroe, gSi5c.
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mended by the National Board Of Health for the
security OF he port and country contiguous to
1t and the accommodation OF commerce. u 1s
clear that some new ), ,reguaslons shonia %
adopted and better facilities afforded.
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
Dr.. Mitchell teleRraphed from Memphis. this
morning. to the National Board OF Health as
foll1ws: Lay 49, ..ua.+u thraa 10 sos s,noa a
The National Board Of Health has no official
connection with the Sanitary Society Of the
Mississippi Valley Therefore. state ana local
Board, should send al communications direct
to Washington. per memoranda published In
these dispatches day before yesterday.
HAzING.
At the Cabinet meeting to- day the subject OF
bazlng at West Point and AnnaPelns rs was ninn ns-
tous practice, should be crushed out of pom n
places. No plan was agreed upon and final &c
zion was deferred until the meeting on t FI1dhy th
next. Among the plans most In favor with the
members present was one by the Secretary p ol
War, to reduce oil hazers to the lowest ranks IN
thG 5 s ] Il l. as se ~ ssy tht at ns es
plan Is adopted will be rigtdly enforced.
GEN. MILEs's REPORT.
The report presented By the Secretary of war
from Gen. Miles states to. the effect that quite
number OF Sitting Bulls band are r . rspaming rom
being constantly reinforced by roaming bands H
OF bucks. The Indians have as yet made nc
hostile demonstration, but Gen. Miles Is Of
has crossed the Missouri river with q
column of 800 men, and is marching In the
direction OF the country which the Indians are M
cial circles here that the Indians do not desire
collision with the troops this season and 1t is
determined that the, troops shall not provoke I.
one If orders to the contrary can prevent It.
Consequently Gen Miles has been Instructed as
stated IN these dispatches.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-23

The Orange Celebration at 0ttawa-Dis-
turbances Feared.

OTTAWA Ont July 22.-The government to-
day issued license granting the Credit Valley
Railroad the right OF way as far as Bathurst
street in Toronto.
The city hall here has been granted to the
Orange Grange Lodge for Its trienpfal councils
meeting tomorrow. The civil and military
authorities have made arrangements for the
preservation of peace. but 1t ts feared that a
disturbance may arise should the Orangemen
insist upon marching through those streets
raided ON by the Young Britons on the twelfth
of August last The Herald to-day strongly
urges the Catholics to avoid the procession and
to give no offense by act Or word.
The Grand Lodge OF British North Amer.
icans was in session this afternoon. Hon. NC.
Ksnz Bowel attended the meeting. and will
accompany Mr.. johnson. Of Bally Killbeg, II
the procession to-morroW. Mr.. Huron Will
officiale as grand marshal.
OFF FOE OTTAWA.
MONTREAL July 22.-Three hundred Orange
men left here tonight to take part in the pro-
eessfon at Ottawa tomorrow. There. Vas Q
great crowd at the Bonaventure depot, but nd
mirabte police arrangements prevented anJ
| trouble. As the train moved ont the banG
struck up Protestant Boys" and Goodbye
| Swestheart." 1t was anticipated that an attack
would be made at Point st. Charles Junction
Rumors that rails had been displaced proved
groundless. and the train moved out un.
molested.
A cREDITABLE SHOWING.
QUEBEC, July 22.--Hon. Mr. Langtisr delivered
| his budget speech this evening. He claims tina
| the Jolly government have economical during
| the year to the extent OF s27O,0Oo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-23
CHICAGO COM MMENTS.
The Striking Cabinet Makers Republican
Convention in Minnesota

= CHICAGO. July % The striking cabnet-mak-
ers have obtained State license 70 orgmaniIe m E
ers' Association: with araptal Of $50. 900; $1,000
is to be subscribed. They are already looking
for contracts. and propose to make the furni-
ture for the new custom house. o,,,
Mr.. Sargent, Of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
ID In the city. He ridicules the report from
Milwaukee that the st. Paul road is about to
obtain control Of the Northern Paeif1c. Mr..
Sargent gives glorious account of the progress
of, work on bis road. The company company have savs
freight lines to run On the No 1t thern Pacific
q large crowd Of politicians there tonight.
working for their fayorite candidates s In II, ne
persons thus far prominently mentioned !, fur
Governor are the present. incumbent, Gov.
Smith and OK Gov. Ludington. Delegates
from Milwaukee and the eastern part OF the s ate
are generally for Lndir gton, while the western
portion goes for Smi b.
Smith claims tha. he will receive three ,p fourths
If not four f1ftbs Of the delegates. While this
claim may be- rather large. yet conservative pol
iicians admit that he has surely majority o.
delegates and that his and Hll Of the present
State officers denomination Is asa ured.
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ENGLAND.
Heavy Damages to the Crops from the Late
Floods.

LONDON July ~ Floods 10 the eastern eoun-
ties VI England proved 10 bs more disastrous
than at first reported. Many districts are en-
tirely under water. and the destruction OF the
growing crops has been immense. This disas-
ter. coming upon the heels Of the presen, de-
pressed condition of agricultural interests In
England, has produeet @ very sombre feeling
In commercial and financfrl circles.
THE WINNER AT WIMBLEDON.
LONDON. july. .2z--In the shooting at Wimble-
don Sergeant Taylor Of Lancashire won the
Queens psizs to-day with a score Of 8S.
LARGE FAILURE.
The failure of Price. homestead & Co., Of Lon
don. is announced to-day, with liabilities estl-
ed at 100000 and nominal assets OF 100000
The suspended firm were army agents and
cultivators Of coffee estates in Csylon. Their
operations were carried on on very extensive
scale.
THE PROSPECTUS OF THE DAR1EN CANAL COMPANY.
The prospectus Of the Panama Canal Com
pany has been issued. Its capital is placed at
10 900 francs divided into 100000 shares OF SOC
francs each. Subscription books will be opened
In Europe and America on thu six b and seventh
of Angus M. de Lesssps anticipates that the
income will be- 10000 900 francs psr year, IS PEI
cent Of which being Profits. The Times this
morning. In commenting on the prospectus
ridiculss this calculation OF M. de Lesseps.
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POLITICS..
The Pennsylvania Republican Convention

PHILADELPHIA, July 22-Durng this after.
noon and evening the delegates to represent
the State convention. which meets tomorrow
at Harrisburg, are Lowing this city. They are
accompanied by large number Of politicians
who are interested In the proceedings. While
there is nothing to be done at the conyention =, 1
but nominate q State treasurer. there ls O. SOFT
of understanding that general talk Will be la :
dulgsd In over the nominations to. De made
here In short time, and some SOri. OF Arrange
ments made whereby the little duibbes within
the ranks Of the party will be healed and 81
ticket agreed upon that will prove satisfactory
t9SEhe party and its voters.
THE FIGHT AGAINST CAMERON.
HARRISBURG, Pa. July 22-The Republics
State Convection. which meets tomorrow. - 70
be- rsmarka abba by absence Of eOntesting dele
gates, and II com ulee and inspiring harmony
does not prevail 1t will be because Chas. i. oIe
'rmined to cast d firebrand INTO the camp
Wolfe is disposed to arratgn the Cameron FAC
tion for pplietieal misdem sanJrs whenever An
oppoftunity Offers and Will not permit this
golden moment to pass without improvement
| He positively deCiares. furtherth rmoIe thl
the criminal prosecution against ". d henpie
which grew out OF the riot invest CATION Is not
| abandoned but has been delayed by various
| obstacles. Money and men are now being So
cured to cary it on and the arrest and arTafgD
| ment will b. at no distant day. Kembe came
| in last night and takes all things with sang
| f10M
! with speech In his head on hard money ant
Republican finances. which 1s ta be the keznott
| of the campaign. Hon. Louis W. Hall, OF Dau
phin. is spoken of for permanent chairman
Whether they will serve exactly as named o.
| trade off has not yet been definitely settled.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
All Quiet in Columbia NO Riots or Reyo
lutions.

PANAMA, July 2-Nevs from this and neigh
boring republics Is OF most common place
nature. No stirring events have transpirsd q
QUIET.
BANQUET TO THE AMERICAN MINISTER.
DR.. Logan. United States Minister Resident
In Guatemala was entertained at d grand ban
lister Of Foreign Affairs Of Gautemdla ct which
members Of the diplomatic corps, Mr.. William
son. ex- Minister Of tho United States were
present. The dinner was brilliant affair.
NO NEWS FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR;
There are no advices from the seat OF war In
South America. The steamer Is now over due
IQUIQUE STILL BLoCKADED.
LONDON July pa diacateh from Valpa.
raiso dated twenty-ninth OF june states that
the blockade Of Iquiqne still continues
THE HUASCAR,
The disabled Peruvian iron-clad. the Huascar
has been repaired and is again In b state Of eff
cheney.
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than twice the number Of the club membbersthip hnb b.
thsr opportunity 70 view the surrounding coun. H.
try. he being an enthusiastie admirer ?, tne
Of the ride be will be driven to the residence OF
III. p. Kennard. d men ber Of the club. WHO pro-
poses to entertain his fellow w-members inf2r- {,
inally this evening Many of the guests . Ct IN tne
Secretary Sherman will pass the night ct Mr.
Kennards residence. and leave this city for
Portland on the early morning train to-mor-
row.
A GALA DAY IN ROCHESTER.
The people of Rochester. Wareham, Marion
and Mattaposett. with many OF those who lived
ID each Of those towns. all OF which were in the
original Rochester grant, and great, many
others. are to-day engaged La celebrating. In
the grove at Marion the two hundredth !, annl D..
mouth colony Of the, lands Of sipican. Since
early morning there has been, steady flow OF
pleasure seekers to the spot selectedlfor the ex
ereises which s near that on which - the early
on which clustered theif humble and long since
decayed dwellings, The opening feature & OF the ht,
exercises In the grove, inelnaing historical
address By Rev. Noble Warren Everett, OF Ware
ham,
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sTARKvILLE, MISS.
First Gun of the Political Campaign Quar-
antine Regulations Adopted.
ESpeciai to the Democrat

STAEKvILLE, July 22.-Dr. J. Z. Crigler
was nominated for State Senator after an
animated contest in the Democratic conven-
tion here to-day, defeating DR.. j. S. Mont
qornery and Col. Thos. J. Woods.
A quarantine ordinance was adopted by
the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen to-day
against Memphis and other towns, cities or
districts infected with yellow fever, prohibit
ing the entry OF persons absent from such
places less than twenty days, or the removal
Of freight, express or baggage from the cars.
ABBEY.
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FRANCE.
American Horses Being Imported for Cav
airy Service.

PARIS, July 22-American horses arrived at
Havre on Sunday for the French cavalry. They
were all accepted at prices ranging from 1920 to
s27o, which are low prices for French remounts
AS soon as TRANSFORMATION can Do had as cheaply
from New York to Hsvre IS to Liverpool large
shipments OF American horses for the French
army will be assured.
PRoLoNGATIoN OF COMMERCIAL TREATIES.
PARIS July 12.-The Chamber of Deputies
have sanctioned the prolongation OF all com
mercfal treatFes untf six months after the
passage of the new general tariff.
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HUB NOTES.
Secretary sherman's Reception and Future
Movements.

BosToS. July 22-After good nights rest at
the residence Of 6. NJ, Clapp. Of the Commercial
Club. Secretary sherman enjoyed 3 drive
through the suburbs this morning, ana daa, On ar
House and sub treasury. Shortly before !
O'clock he repaired TO the Parker House to &C,
cept the courtesi. Of the Commercial Cup ana in
formal way. The large dining hall on the main
floor Of the hotel was occupied 40 luncn room.
flales were placed foI 12G guess. a -l-tle n01e
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

| LONDON. July PA dispatch from Tirnova
says the Danubs districts Of Bulgaria will be
proc aimed In state Of siege.
/ A CoEstantinople dispatch says the Porte Is
sounding the powers as to the leplaciDg OF
| Prince Vogorfdes on the throne Of Roumelia.
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS.


tueky, is chairman. to Investigate the election
frauds In the First and Second Ohio Districts,
met Today at the Grand Hotel, but did nothing
on account OF the absence OF Mr.. Brown. OF
Indiana q member of the committee. He is
expected to be here tomorrow.
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He In Not ri. aaent E,ourb.

JERSEY Cry, July 22.-Rev. John Reed, pastor
OF th5 First Presbyterian Church. Hoboken,
has been asked to resign. because he lacked
eloqu4nca and magnetism. and in consequence
the church does not prosper.
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BRAZIL.
The Brazilian Government Anxious tt
Negotiate New Loan.

LONDON. July 22.-Ths Brazilian Government
has announced It's desire 10 obtain a Iran Of
80 100000 mlrees on boads bearing ~ per cent
interest in gold and issued at 96 per cent.
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BELGIUM.
King Leopold's Life Again Threatened.

LONDON. July % -PIacards threatening the
asa assinafion of King Leopold We're found last
night posted upon the walls Of the theatre OF
Lfege In Belgium.
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GERMANY.
The Health Of the Emperor Fight Be
tween Editors,

BERLIN, July 22--Emperor, William has ar
rived at Gastein. His health is excellent.
The editors OF the Paris E1ene1ne1h and the
Lanterno fought a duel to- day with swerds. The
former received severe wound In the abdo-
men,