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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-23

esy- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
Nj NDAY, August 25tb, 1879. same hour and place.
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EXCITED MORMONS.
Apostle Joseph Smith breaches a
Fiery Sermon.
The Mormons Aiming Themselves in
Anticipation Of Difficulty
With the Government.

SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Aug. 12.-Apostle
Joseph Smith, In the Salt Lake Tabernacle,
Sunday afternoon delivered furious speech,
which has greatly added to the popular ex-
element. He said: ave have been turning
the other cheek long enough, and 1t is now
about time to change our policy. We have
submitted to the abuse and misrepresenta-
tons Of that damnable sheet long enough,
and now 1t must be stopped"
This Was greeted with an "Anen" from the
whole congregation. The apostle then ad-
yised his hearers to procure effective firearms
and not delay doing it,
In the fourth ward meeting house the same
evening, the speakers recommended their
hearers to secure arms. and to sell their
clothing II they had not money TO purchase
them. The gunshops were busy Yesterday
selling firearms and taking old ones to repair
a dispatch relating to Secretary Evartss
letter, dlscouraging the Mormon missionary
iabOrs In foreign ports. caused some conster-
nation. The Deseret NeWs said last evening
that no power beneath the sun can stop the
work Of the gathering Of latter day Israel,
for mightier hand than that of Emperor or
President is engaged In 1t.
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GERMANY.
The New Ecclesiastical Policy Of the Gov
eminent Extremely Favorable
To Catholics.

4 LONDON, Aug. 12-Dfspatehes from Berlin
from extremely weiI-informed and trust.
worthy sources, say that the new ecclesias-
tical policy Of the German government goes
30 much farther toward effecting an AMIGA
BILE understanding with the Vatican as to ax-
cite surprise even among such ardent ultra
montanes as the editor Of the Catholic paper,
the Germdaid, and Herr Wndthorst the
Catholic leader III the Reichstag. It is ex-
pected that arrangements will be made for a
permanent establishment Of Papal Nuncio
at Berlin and that the relations between the
Church and State will be placed upon most
friendly and satisfactory basis.
THE RAISING or THE GRossER- -KURFURsT.
The Standards Berlin dispatch SAYS that
that the admiralty has extended the contract
for raising the Groeser- Kurfurst until the fif-
teenth Of September.
A GOODNESS BETWEEN RUSSIA AND GERMANY
The Times Berlin correspondent reyives the
report OF the existence Of coolness between
Germany and Russia.
AN ADDRESS FROM THE ULTRAyfoETAgIsTs.
The Times Berlin dispatch reports that the
Dltramgntanes, in view Of the coming eec-
have issued an appeal TO the electors ID the
cause Of truth and freedom.
WHEREABOUTS OF THE EMPEROR WILHELM.
GAsTEIN, Aug. 12.-The Emperor 81 Ger
many left here to-day.
THE TRIAL OF KRUPF'S GUNS.
BERLIN, Aug. 12.-The absence Of repre-
sentative of the United States from the trial
OF Krupps guns at Mepper is exciting much
comment. ~-r~
a CAPTURE OF SOCIALISTS.
DRESDEN, Aug. 12.-The police Of this city
to-day made raid on the houses OF several
Socialists and seized large quantities Of liter
ature They also arrested five Socialists, In
Guiding Herr Keget, editor Of the Presse, and
Herr GoldgteiD. another editor.
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THE FEVER.
Thirty four New Cases and Eight
Deaths in Memphis.
The Situation Gloomy and the Wealth
er Unfavorable The Fever at
White Haven, Tenn.

| MEMPHIS, Aug. IL, II a. m.--Six new case
this morning-James Woods, Mrs. A. A
| Woods, Waiter Leake, white. Lewis Camp
| bell, Hattie Davis, Catharne Saunders. col
ored. The situation is gloomy and th
weather unfavorabIe
| Noon-Nsw eases-Paui Ross, Mrs. e. T
| Cunningham.
Deaths Charley Green, Eva Nolan, Eliza
beth Robinson.
Several watehmen applied for badges thf:
| morning as officers on account Of the fac
that several houses have been robbed In thf
last tweaty-soair hours.
IL 30 q. ra,-Additional new cases: James
Shoots, Mary Black, George Weirs Lizzie
McElroy, George Getz, white; Mary Wright
Eliza Hopson, Maud Rowe, Amanda Neigh
bors, George Crisps. Caledonia Galloway,
coiored.
Deaths:. Moses Lewis, colored: Mrs. Sov
phia Irwin, Mary r. Taylor, Annie Miller,
John Swanander, white
Two additional deaths are reported hnvons
the corporation line-D Dennis and Luke Roach.
case Of fever has DEVELOPED at White
Haven, Tenn, eight miles sout of Memphis,
on the mississippi and Tennessee Railroad,
the patient being Mrs. s.. j. Bolton. An in
dwelling and prevent It's spread,
Ed, Moon is still alive. W. w GUYS con-
dftion is improved this morning.
Additional new cases. John Dasher and
Tom Dalton, white, and Matte Caldwell. eoI-
Ored
Patrolman Dallas, Lee Moses, plumber.
and T.. d. jackson, colored. have the fever
though not officially reported.
THg ST. LOUIS health AUTHORITIES AFTER
MONEY.
ST. LOUIS, Aug IA requisItion upon the
National Board Of Health by the board OF
health Of this city for funds will be made to-
morrow.
+ THE NATIONAL BOAED or HEALTH
W4sHIEEk7og, Aug. f2.-The National Board
OF Health received the following to-day.
u Menphis, Tenn, August 10, $40 A.. M
Ihirty-fGaT cases and six deaths since last
report. WTrs,
THE SITUATION AT NEW TCRE AND BRooKbTg.
new YORK. Aug. 12-There is but one gei-
low fever patient now In the Quarantine Hos
pitaI
No further cases Of yellow fever have ap-
peared in Brooklyn.
The board Of health has list Of persons
Who visited or worked on the brig Wallace.
from which young King contracted the fever
while she was at the Brooklyn dock, and will
keep them under surveillance until all danger
There nave DvSt1u
at the hospital on svfnburne Island
thus far this week, and but one patient re-
mains under the care Of the health officer.
He will probably be discharged In day or
two
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AUSTRIA
The Austrian Crisis The Probable Chief Of
the New Cabinet.

LONDON, Aug. 12.--The Times dispatch
from Vienna says The crisis In the Austrian
ministry is on the eve Of solution. Count
Taafe, present minister Of the Interior will be
chief Of the new cabinet, In which the Liberal
party will probably predominant.
COUNT ANDRAssAF's RETIREMENT.
The rHmor relative TO the retirement of
Count Andrassy, Austro- Hungarian premier
meets with less credanee In Vienna than It
does In Pesth, where his policy of occupation
OF the Turkish provinces Ia very unpopular.
The 1dgbbaH believes Andrassay's retirement
will be due to his dissension with the minister
81 war, who opposes the occupation OF Novi
Bazar until preparations have been made On
larger scale.
The Stnndayds Pesth correspondent con-
siders ambiguous the denial Of the rumor of
Coun&f Andrassys retirement from office, hi
semhoHcial papers, to be rather eonfirma-
ton Of the report. It's correspondent ADDS
that.H Andrassy resigns Herr 1iszacs fall is
inevitable. The Standards Vienna correspon-
dent mentions the rumor that Count
Andrassy will become Hungarans prime
minister.
RELICS OF THE SERAJEvO FIRE.
SERAJEvo, Aug. 12-Great mobs are pilIag-
ing the ruins Of the late fire and the military
have been compelled to interfere and are
driving them off
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THE SPRAGUE SCANDAL.
An Interview Finally Obtained
With Ex-senator Sprague.
He Acknowledges That He Ordered
Conkling From His House and
Threatened to Shoot Him
If He Did Not
Leave.

CHICAGO, Aug. f2-The Evening 7slegrapJ
publishes the following:
NABEAGAEsETT PIER, r. l., August 12.
/ You. correspondents is personally acquainted
with ex-Gov. Sprague. He was at the latter's
residence last evening when the following CON
vnrsstion occurred:
Visitor Your trouble with Mr.. Conkling ls
the talk of the whole country.
Mr.. 81 am not surprised.
Visitor you command him to leave
this house?
ar 81 dill, and ought to have done &c
before.
Visitor Have you had any personal diffs.
cuIty with Prof. Lineke, who has been teach
Ing music in your famliy2
Mr. S.-None whatever. SO far as I know
Lncke is gentleman and a decent man.
Conkling is neither.
Vfsitor-Wil you be offended II | ask yo,s If
you had been drinking previous TO your rem
eontre with Mr.. ConkIiDg2
Mr. $50 that is part Of the story row,
s " Well, ! tell you honestly, / had not q
drop of wine or liquor In me at the time. +
was not under alcoholic influence. Had /
been should not have given Conklinr five
minutes to leave the premises.
VisitOr-0nee more, Mr.. SDrague VIII you
say explicitly that you ordered Mr.. Gunkling
to quit this house, and threatened to shoot
him II he did not Immediately comply
Visitor Shall you publish any statement Of
the affair over your own signature.
Mr.. 81 shall not. z.=
Mr.. sprague did not ask whether this con-
versation was to be published, and 10 pledge
vas given 81 him that it should not be. His
statements are given verbatim.
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ITALY.
The Popes Encyclioal Letter o. the Con-
fiet Of Faith and Reason.

LONDON, Aug. PA dispatch from Rome
states that the Pope has written and is about
to issue an encyctcal letter on e subject Of
this encyclcal his Holiness, taking As basis
Of his letter the apostolic constitution pro
claimed by the Vatican council, begins MS
argument by the proposition that faith and
reason are not irreconciIable with each other,
nor even are they found In conflict with each
other; but If what appears to be reason Il
found in conflict with the faith, it Is because
the apparent reason is fallaci0us and is not
right reason. The letter Is said to be marked
by an extraordinary clearness OF statement;
by strictly logical reasoning and to be couched
In admirably concise and elegant phraseology.
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CANADA.
Too Many Counterfeits on The Bank Of
Commerce.

MONTREAL, Aug. 1.-Owing to the number
Of counterfeit s. bills on the Canandian Bank
Of Commerce, now In circulation, new bills Of
that denomination have been issued by the
bank.
AN EXCITING DEBATE r. THE QUEBEC ASSEM-
BLT.
QUEBEC, Aug. 13, l I'D a. m.-There is great
excitement In the Assembly here Hon. Cha
peieau. leader Of the opposition. who
wants the confidence motion taken mp by the
House. Shehyn Independent, has gone over
to the opposition. Murphy. Liberal, who has
failed In business, is not qualified to vote
The ministry is afraid to put the motion, AMI
are speaking against time until the arrival Of
MeShane, who was telegraphed for and is nov
lie Is expected to arrive In an hour.
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80. PRICE FIVE cENrs

Maennerehoir Of Rondont. ". T.. the Maeu.
nerchoir OF Troy, the LeideTkranz G. Seha-
Inectady, the Eintracht, Caieubia, the Mozart
.np, the Orphsus, Jr.. and Harmonic, of
sslpany. The conclusion Of each piece was
hhollowe1 h,1,1o by hearty applause and shower OF
TOOK place. ss'e''-S sei-1 pio1ae
many OF the buildings Of the city we're
1scofated :, s with German and American coIors,
g. 6 S9ck an Grafton was delivered bv
to Germans. The Judges Prof. Wm. +, Frand'
oI eeW foTk, and Messrs. W Fl. Won Stein
man man, and Cant, Of Albany-an announced their
aecIsion as follows: First prize, silver punch
second prize drinking horn, to the Moanne...
eholr of heHburg; third tpriza, baton. 10
the Lnderkranz, of Schenectady. The daei-
son of the Judges was received with applause
aIu Ht sappeafen 20 give universal satisfaction.
ihe festivities at the Grove were kept No until
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mental condition Of John Patseher, ths
burglar Who became insane III the Raymond
street jail. He will probably be sent to thf
Auburn lsunatie Asylum, as he Is suffering
from acute mania.
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS FTGHT.
The case Of Police Commissioner Wheeler
VINO wants Mayor Cooper to show cause why
ne should aot be snioined from attem ptfng %
remove him from office, was called In the S,1-
prerne Court in chambers this morning and
postponed until Thursday.
THE MAYOR AFTER THE DEPARTMENT or
BETLDIEess.
Rumors ere rife to-day that the mayor has
recently been quietly collecting evidence as
70 how Superintendent Dudley has been con-
aucting the building department It ts as
serted on good authority that the superin-
oendent VIII soon be called upon TO show
cause why he should not share the fate Of
certain other heads Of the department.
THE THERMOMETER.
The weather Is fine. The Thermometer at
s3o at 8 .. m. II: at raidp}gbt. IL a. aver, or
age, 767; foF the same date last yeaF, ~.
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The son. OF Ianaaab.

PROVIDENCE, Aug 12,-The Sovereign Coun-
Gil Of the Sons Of Jonadab met In this city to-
day. The report Of the secretary showed
that the order is progressing finely, especial
ly In Baltimore. The grand council ior Mary
officers were elected for the next two years
Sovereign patriarch, Harlow Nelson, Of
Washington: deputy sovereign patriarch,
VIM. A. Chase, OF Providence; sovereign
marshal, VIM. McCOmbir, Of ProFldehca ,
ington; sovereign treasurer, J. $. Liscornb, OF
staunton, Va. sovereign, y 4, J. Irving, Of
staunton. Va. The council then adjourned
until 10 a. N. tomorrow.
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ENGLAND.
The First Day of Grouse Shooting Aus
picious.

LONDON, Aug. 12.-Grouse shooting com
rnenced to-day, according to law, and ac-
counts rom the Scotch mocr5report brilliant
sport. The birds are numerous and in excel
lent condition. Great dissatisfaction exists
among the sporting members Of Parliament
In consequence of the failure Of the govern
ment to complete its work so as to permit Of
adjournment on this accustomed day. The
government promises that the session shall
Ee protracted but q few days longer.
AN AMERICAN VESSEL STRANDED.
A dispatch from Dover announces that the
American ship Danntless has been stranded
at LittIestone, near New Romney, and that
there s small chance Of saving the vessel.
She was In ballast, from Dnnkirk, bound for
this city. There was bnt little insurance on
the vessel. The crew were saved.
ORGANIZATION OF COAL AND Iron MINERS.
The leaders Of the various coal and iron
miners associations throughout the north
and northwest Of England, In connection
with those of Scotland and Wales. are hold
ing conference at Manchester. The most
important project before the conference Is one
for more combined and uniform organiza-
ton of the whole mining industry Of the
country for the purpose Of making bold
stand against the further reduction OF wages.
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THE INDIANS.
The Bufalos Gross the Frontier Into Canada,


orrowA,, ont, Aug. Information was
received by the government from the North
west territory to the effect that the Buffalos
have recrossed into Canada territory Over
five thousand American Indians, Including
Sitting Bull, are eneamped on this side of the
iine.
rumor that the Canadian government in
tended applying to the United States gov
ernment for permission fer the Canadian In
dians to hunt on that side Of the line is with
nIlt foundation.
MONTREAL, Aug. 1t.-ln reference g..g
morning, it might be said that the Canadian
government has not applied for permission
FOR deserving Indians to hunt In American
territory. In the hunting, season neither GOV
lowing buffalo beyond their own limits. At
present a number Of American Indians are
carnped on Canadian territory for hunting
PURPOSES,
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fell Fatally Through a skylight,

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 12-Mrs. Catherine Stumpf,
an aged German woman, fell through SKY
light. distance Of thirty feet, this morning
and was instantly killed.
BOLD ATTEMPT AZ ROBBERY.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 12-This afternoon
two men entered the office Of the Philadel-
phia Screw Company. whore Richard @. Far
thing was sitting with bag OF silver, con-
tanning S149O. by his side. One Of the men
began talking to him while the other stole up
behind him and attacked Rin with o chise,
cutting him badly about the face and knock
Ing him to the floor. His assaiant then es-
caped with the money. He was pursued for
few blocks. and made desperate Hght,
when oyertaken. An officer arrested him and
locked him llp. He gave his name as &. Henry
Adams. 5
A CINCINNATI BANK ROBBED.
CINCINNATI, Aug. f2-The Walnut Street
Bank of this city, 1t was claimed, was robbed
to-day Of $1,000. Two Of the robbers professed
to want to get check on London, and occu..
pied the attention Of the cashier and one q q
the clerks in regard TO 1t, while third
slipped behind the counter and got away with
the money. The thieves escaped and there
ID as yet no clue to their identity or the direc-
tion they took.
A DRAMATIC COMPANY ROBBED,
CHICAGO, Aug. 12-The Union Square Com
pany, now playing at Haverly's Theatre, have
been missing articles Of iewelry for some days,
stolen from the dressing rooms in the theatre
and their rooms In the hotel Tonight two
men, who gave their names as jackson and
johnson. were arrested, and at the former G
room on Fourth Avenue was found ABOUT
5000 worth Of diamonds and $500 worth o.
other jewelry. A large amount Of plundel
was also recovered at JOhnsons room, oT
West Adams street. Thorne's diamond stud
valued at $500, and Miss Jewett's gold watcf
were not recovered.
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The side-ShOw.
FCincinnati Enquirer.

aHere we have the great Egyptian wonder,
captured in the wilds Of South Africa with q
loss of 5000 men ard an expenditure of ao,eo,-
900 of treasHet" exclaimed the Snowman J,
shaking his whip in threatening manner a. ~
a stuffed hide In glass cage. Don't go 100
aIese" said a mother to her son; .sit might
SEIZE YOU, a'Have 10 fears, madam, for the
safety Of your offspring, observed the show
man. eloquently;. "for does not the " 1ood o
Book teach Us that wonders VIII never seias ~ .
pass rapiflIy on to the next cage and view the
living skeleton, or the man who married his
mother-in-l Jaw
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The Albany saenxsrfsst.

first day Of the German saangerfest, Closed
by concert and prize singing at the Martin
Opera House. The hall was we'll filled and
the crowd was merry as only a German
crowd can BE- The cancaTt opened with an
nent band, followed by d grand chorus. q
kreiger scene by TIE united voices Of all u "
visiting societies and chorus Of ~ goadga ~
The contestants for singing prizes WSfs the sl,e
Maennerehoir Club Of NeWguTg, tna Soda
Germania Of Poughkeepsie, y. L. ais o0>N'N
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IRELAND.
The Belfast Riot More Than Fifty Persons
Wounded.

LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from Belfast
gives a deplrabe account Of the results Of
the riot which ffDk5 Rlaca there last night be
tween the Or were seriously injureI ttufinz
Over fifty menthe surgeons at the hospital
the riot, and = all night dressing the wounds
IL 5fftf ftfie aTif aTfiflu uhPlgssg
an ORANGE PROCESSION BTT no DISTURB
ANrE AT LONDONDERRY.
LONDON, Ang. i5-The Orange celebrations
at Derry to-day passed off in very peaceful
manner.
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RUSSIA.
An Unfriendly Feeling Growing Up Toward
Germany.

LONDON. Aug PA dispatch to the Times
from Berlin says: 1t may be affirmed. judg-
Ing from the violent and repeated onslaughts
against Germany in the st. Petersburg press,
that Russia thinks she has grievance against
Germany. There is reason to believe these
onslaughts represent, though in very exag-
gerated forn, the views Of Prince Gortscha-
koff
KULDJA CEDED TO CHINA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 12.-Russia has
eeded Kuldla to China, receiving therefor
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.sYon made q fool Of me" said an irTitated
man to his wife, land that's the way you got
me to marry YOU MY love- sweetly re-
sponded the wife, "you do yourself an !nius-
tiee. Call yourself fool Ii you please, but
remember that you are in all respects self
made man."
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POLITICAL.
The Iowa Grsenback Convention No Nom
nations to be Made.

MARsHALLToTN, Ia, Aug 12-The State
GTeenback Convention met here to-day.
Thirty-three delegates were IN attendanee.
Organization was effected by electing George
Fl. Wilson chairman and =. G. Walker secre-
tary. and appointing the usual committees.
There is no indication that the convention will
pflt an Independent ticket In the field, Inc
work of the convention was mainly 70 har-
monize the two factions in the party ard TO
fnaugurate more radical policy for 1880
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOB MAYOR
OF SAN FRASCIsGO.
saw FRANCISCO, Aug. 12-The Democratic
county convention, after declining fusion
With the new constitution party on the rauni.
cipal ticket, met last evening and nominated
Gustave Reiss for mayor. Mr. Reiss Is
German capitalist and member ol the boafd
of fire commissioners.
THE CONGRESSIONAL LABOR COMMITTEE.
The Congressional labor committee arrived
here last evening.
THE MISSISSIPPI AMPAIGE-MORE TSDE-
PFSDgsTs COMPELLED TO RETIRE From
THE CANVASS.
yrcgsBr RG, Aug. IA letter from Rankin
county says that committee OF six, appoint
ed hv a mass meeting of Democrats at Steen 3
Greek. waited on Mayor sutton ana 9ilslsa lsl =.
him to Withdraw from the canvass and Leave
the county. There is good deal of ieehhg ih
yfcksburg and throughout the county on TINS
snhiect. and the sentiment OF the masses i5
very much against this couTss.
THE WALLACE COMMITTEE.
PROVIDENCE. Aug. 12-The Wallace com
mittee finished its work here tonight and ad-
io1lrned to meet in Boston. The Democrats
nlaved q sharp game to-day, showing up
some strong trump cards At the ysry = ~ as.
mort OF their cause, was presented. Among
other matters presented was the pfodactloh. %
reading and filing with the committee the
following bona fide circular, which was poated
In Westerly and distributed among the the Wofk-
men o week prior to the election 81 1876
r., all Voters Employed by the Eaw England
Granite Works and Smith Granite Com
panY:
Having been fully convinced that the else-
tion Of Samuel j. Tihen and 3 Dsmocfalae or 4,
Congress Of the seventh Of November VIII 90
great injury to our business. we 90 most
earnestly advice all voters In our employ ~, -
| vote the Republican ticket, most espec3aliy
| for the Republican members OF Congress. 1ou
will, by 80 doing, secure your interest. our our
| interest and the interest OF the whole country
new ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS.
| SMITH GRANITE COMPANY
| It IA needless to say that I'll the employees
though Irish, voted the Republican ticket.
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----.--A<A------.-
Failed

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-John J. White who
come time mast has been keeping stock ex-
Change in the Chamber OF Commerce build
ing. failed this morning; liabilities $4,000.
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FRANCE.
Laying the New French Gable,

LIVERPOOL, Aug. PA dispatch to the
post from London says that up to yesterday,
eleventh instant, the steamer Farraday had
laid successfully over one thousand miles OF
the new French cable.
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The Ancient order of Fore.ters.

ST. Louis, Aug. 12.-The Grand Council OF
the High Court of the Ancient Order Of For
esters met at the Polytechnic Building this
morning. The principal business transacted
waa q discussion OF the endowment fund,
whether It should be voluntary or compul-
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Meeting of the Cincinnati southern Rail-
read Company.

CIsCIssATI. Aug. 12-The Southern Rail-
road Company held It's annual meeting to
day ard decided to continue its organization
and reelected the old board OF directors.