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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, July IA 1879.
The July cotton, wheat, corn and tobacco crop re-
ports Of the Department of Agriculture will be issued
tomorrow.
On account Of the quarantine against Memphis mail
matter for Arkansas aud Texas Will he sent via 81.
Louis done during the yellow fever epidemic
last year.
The outstanding 1910 bonds will be called by the
Secretary of the Treasury during the present month
one call for SO 100000 made July 8. Another for
100000 900 will be made on the 18TH and all the rest
tie loan amounting to S22,O0J,OU0 ana traction,
will be called on the 2lst.
TIE United States Consul at Monrovia informs the
Treasury Department that the following the prices
current of exports from Liberia Palm OIL per gallon,
4Oc do kernels per bushel, 9Oc camwood. per cwt.,
500 coffee per POUND. zoe ivory, per pound. 81 %
arrOWrOOt, per cwt., $40; ginger, per cwt, 10.
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THE LETTER CARRIER CITIES.

THESE EIGHTY-EIGHI COMMUNITIES DIVIDED INTO
TWO CLASSES BY OFFICIAL ORDER-THE MEN
FOR THE ~ 900 SALARIES TO BE CHOSEN SOON
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE POstmaster-Gen-
eral has issued an order dividing all the free delivery
cities Of the United states two classes, with view
"a c0npete classification OF the letter carriers IN sc-
oordance with tue requirements of the law Of last Feb
rusry The first class consists the following cities
each having population Of $4,000 or upwards viz;
Albany Baltimore Boston, Brooklyn, Buffalo, Chicago,
Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit, Indianapolis, Jersey CITY,
louisville, Milwaukee, Newark, New-YOrk, Eew-Orleans,
Philadelphia Pittsburg Providence, Rochester ST.
LOUIS san Francisco and Washington All other cities
where the free delivery system Is IN operation,
sIxy-hve IN number, placed in the second class.
which will be added TO from time time, under the pro
visions Of the new law authorizing the establishment of
free delivery every city or town where the population
amounts 10000 people, or the gross postal revenues
70 100000
Accompanying todays order OF classification. another
was issued By the fixing tho pay Of
all otter carriers I'm the second class cities for che pres
ent fiscal year at $3.50 per annum excluding auxiliary
ana subordinate carricTs) until changed Dy hpccdl
@ The back pay Of letter carriers Ia these cles Is
Ae1t Tor adjustment hereafter.
nc law provides that carriers IN inc ust-clhss
SSs suau be divided utO two grades with salaries OF
S4,VOO ana $500 respectively Tie department VIII, IN
o C"ne VI me next ten days, INSTRUCTIONS 10 an
h hfsclass cities requiring them 10 desg-
n%tc winch sHouu De assigned 10 the Drst grade ana
winch 10 the second; the designations 10 made in
each case according merit Ii viii be for per
sons interested 10 write TO the Department, the
haAMeAIs, tAOtSh subject " formal approval by TIC
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE ELECTION OF COLLECTOR
SAN Francisco, Jnly 1.-The Board of SUPER
visors to-day elected WILLIAM foiu Woo MUCH
ell, deceased
METEOR OF GREAT BEAUTY.
UTICA, Y. Y. July l4.-A meteor OF great bril-
LILO this morning
FAST WALKING FOR HOT WEATHER
PENSACOLA Fla, July 14.-Frank RUse the
ten.milo walking match in IN. lem. Tobias the pedestrian
was among the CONTESTANTS
BAPTIST CONVENTION POSTPONED.
NEy-OKLEANs, July 14.-Iho ninth Mississippi
Baptist Convention, called TO meet at sards July ~
las been Indefinitely postponed.
WOMEN OUT OF THEIR ELEMENT
NFw-HAVEN, Conn, July 1.-THE women base
bali players we're nearly nobbsd to-day while loavng the
ground. They escaped injury though stoned
STOCK SHIPMENTS FROM MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, July 14.-The following Is list Of
the stoek shipments o from S9,d s port q the to the i
WHY BALTIMORE BOILER EXPLODED.
BALTIMORE. July 1.-THE jury of inquest in
yestsang me cause o. he boiler explosion az tae ef9 OF
that explosion was probably caused by insuichncy Of
water IN the boiler
THE SITUATION AT FALL RIVER.
FALL RIVER Mass. July 1.-The situation here
remains the the last report hahuaot1ros
stand aTm, aHS eB There w 90 distribution Of pro-
A RUSH TO FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
FRFpEmCK sBURG, Va. July 14.-Thc State re-
gatta viii begin tomorrow ats m Ih9 course is one mile
and hall straight aMay OF weh one me 10 Song tne sG
iroDt OF the city Crowds OF visitors nave arrived today
and tomorrow excursion trains will arrive from Richmond
Washington and CharottesVlIe.
EDWARDS GAINING AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAL Francisco, July 14.-In the walking-matoh.
M n m the score stood folOWs Mcintyre. SlS Ed
Wads 500 Scott 800 Callahan. POI, Bowlhao, s7s. Ed
lame. Calskan 5 in very bad condition.
THE FISHERIES IN THE MAGDALEN IsI-ANps-
HALIFAX NJ s.. July ia steamer which ar
rived at Picton today from tho Magden Islands report:
that fishing at the East End Islands has not been good
Nest better The deep sea herring Meet nnd nsh
sackug and preparing " leave fof hoAe ihe eAI~
"a ahou rs
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THE CANALS AND TELEGRAPHY

No AUTHORITY TO ALLOW LINES on THE CANALS.
ALBANY. July 14-Ihe Attorney General
bas replied in part follows TO an inquiry from MI
Clark, Superintendent OF Public Works.
To- yer To your communication Of July /, inst, re-
,ctinq The opinion OF the Attorney General as 10
Your power TO grant permit to telegraph company to
49, ,Fruct Telegraph line land owned by the State
an ne berIne bank Of the canal have the honor TO say
at i'm NV opinion the Superintendent OF Public Works
,lrVet to grant a permit OF that character. The
Soerintendent OF Public Works, Ike other public OIL
cer mas only the powers conferred 10y law, with such as
49, rideutHl To the due execution Of he duties. Con-
ding Inc advantages which may arise from the use OF
telegraph line upon the property OF the state along Tue
canal with stations Ut convenient points, ana Heo uAe
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CRIMES AND CASUALTlhS-BYT TELEGRAPH
KILLrn RY LIaHrNING IN cANADA.

QUEBfc. Ont, July 1i.-ln storm in theCounty
OF CAiCOume Thursday, two Inhabitants on M I""
with their four horses, struck by lightning aud Killed
KILLED BY A LOCOMOTIVE. >,
SCRANTON, Penn, july 11.-Wllliam Mcdonnell
a brak eman the Delaware, Lackawanna ana Nerleih
Railroad, badly mansod to-day by al engine III 'ho
iTeightyaTd
THE DROWNING OF 4 SON OF JUDGE PADDOCK.
MALONE, n. Y, July 1I.-Judgo PaddOcks son
Henry twelve years age drowned while bstng tins
moTning Fred, another severely Injured 10"
DAYS ago by failing from a tree.
A DEFAULTING TREASURER SECURED. -,
DOyLTsTOwN, Penn, July 14.-Barcay j. SMITH
OK treasurer the NewtOwn Railroad Company, hTrsu
here this morning from Helena Montana. IN charge oil DO
tectlyc and Was released on $4,000 bali
THE ESCAPE OF THREE DESPERATE MEN,
LANCASTER, PeuD., July l1.-Charlcs Gibson, ull-
der sentence Tor horse stealing, AlpnAo ll-
bright under sentence Of ten tears for robbery and s
Goodman all desperate Character escaped RON inc 0ouV
Prison last night.
SHORT WORK WITH \ CRIMINAL
CINCINNATi, Jely IA muluttO, named JOhh
Rrerkeudae overlook Miss Mamie Berry white mlir ST.
MAS on her way church Carlisle, KY yts.fdJ anu
IIragesly assaulted lie subsequently ciptuIeu
Sod placed In Jail early AOur this mornnA inoD sur
and torclnE>hn nhtsSoo' C"'4ioe
ridge cut aud hanged him On u tfce'
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INFATU4TED WIN = PEDESTRIAN
A MARRIED WOMAN SAID 10 HAVE LEFT HER HOME
To FOLLOW CHARLES A. HARTMAN.

A MARRIED WOMAN SAID TO HAVE LEFT HER HOME
To FOLLOW CHARLES A. HARTMAN.
The report of the alleged elopement OF
the well-kuown pedestrian, Charles A. Hartman, with
the wife OF George W. stackhOue, late steward at the
st. James HOTEL has caused great deal OF gossip
among persons acquainted with the persons. An air OF
romance was sought be given to the story by the
statement that Stackhouse made the acQuain
Of Hartman while the latter lying ut
the hotel exhausted by walking 40 miles in the
international match in March last The clerk
of the St. James Hotel yesterday denied this,
and said that Mrs stackhouse did not live at the hotel
while her husband enployed in it, Mr.. Walton was
very much enraged when he heard the report
Mr.. stackhouse who ceased to be the steward OF the
nershp with George Brown, the keeper OF an Ehgish
chop mousse ON Broadway, declined YESTERDAY, Nv tne
his wle's intdeiity. He said, however, that lie was
about institute proceedings for a divorce. and
belonging to Hartman in a bank In Boston
10 abide the event OF SUIT Tor damages,
was correct. lie did not know whore his wife was,
bnt believed she was In this city me tacts concerning
Mrs SaclhOu-es flight from her husband appear TO be
that she infatuated with Hartman during the
Spring, and that since then ther acqalntahee hs Deen
kept up by spondence. Early ia the month sue
visited her parents VINO I'VE III raoe Pi va oui Oh
July left there aud went 10 Richmond va, where
Hartman was the sawdust track ana joined hin.
From there Is G Ka3ion went Wbere Ha9maS
formerly lived. On discovering these facts IL was
said that Mr.. SackhOusc completely broken down,
but yesterday he seemed chiefly intent on hndlng
where she was, that the papers III tle divorce SUIT nRl
De served. One or more letters addressed TO AIRS Stack
mouse mad been delivered to MIN, and while TRIBUNE
reporter talking with HIM lettercarIlef entered
and tried it or them returned Mr. stackhouse
refused, and wanted the let er-cafrer 70 give the a
dress 10 which the letters 10 be forwarded But
this declined 10 do, a. ala the CLERK AZ Post Ouce
District f. where the reporter subsequently appeu ior
Mrs Stackhou-es address such action, ne said would
be contrary to postal regulations; It was stated that
Hartman In the city yesterday, Dut NO Aau AOt
heard OF at his acCuslOlHtu bduuts.
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COMPLA!NTs AGAINsT ENGLAND.
spECULArING on NEW ELECTIONS.


To-day The Times said. "Sir Stafford
Northcote Chancellor of the Exchequer expected to-
night to make a statement in the House OF Commons as
TO what measures the Government Will find necessary
to abandon for the present session Of Parliament be-
cause OF lack OF time. II these the Govern
ment's proposed measure on elections and corrupt
practices be withdrawn II Will be certainly expected
that another session OF the present Parliament viii at
least commence. II, the other hand, The Govern
ment shall suddenly exhibit strong determination 10
pass that measure, the deduction would be made that
they contemplated general election before FeorulTy
In the House of Commons this afternoon sir STAFFORD
NOrthcote, Chancellor Of the Exchequer, gave lists OF
the measures which he said the Government Will en-
deayor TO pass, and which 10 will abandon. The most
important OF the latter the Criminal Code ana the
Patent bills He abstaued from giving the entire cata.
Iogue of the abandoned bills, and made no mention OF
the oil relating elections and corrupt practices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
TWO CASES OF FEVER IN TIE BAY.

The steamer City OF Merida, from Vera Cruz, and
Niagara, from Cuba, were ordered yesterday to dis
charge their cargo at Quarantine. DR.. Vanderpoel,
the Health Officer found case of yellow fever on
each vessel. Nine vessels IN quarantine off
Robbins Reef last night, including two steamers
from Havana, which arrived yesterday afternoon.
OF the Others, five are laden with sugar from the
same port and two are In ballast.
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THE GERMAN LIBERAI.a.

BERLIN, Monday, July II, 1879.
The seventeen Acknowledgements who on
Saturday seeded from that party, constituted sec
ton headed Dy5 the historian Treltschke. Their
secession was hue 20 vote OF censuTe passed upon
them 10y ibrify Of the party for supporting Prince
Bismarck4 views on the tariff. Tue closing debate on
the tariff viii be memorable FOR the protests OF Herr
Debriick and Herr Lasker, who prophrsef nothing
but discomfort and confusion a. the result OF the arh
MILITARY PRECAUTIONS.
LONDON. Monday, July II, 1879.
A Berlin dispatch 70 The Morning Post says: " The
contemplated increase Of the Army In consequence u
tho increased military strength Of France ana Russia
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THE FIRE RECORD.
DWELLINGS RIrRNED IN BROOKLYN.

DWELLINGS BURNED II BROOKLYN.
A fire occurred late Sunday night in Will
lam Backhau sens constable, in the Of No. l49
ThrOOpaye BROOKLYN and the building, valued at $780,
destroyed entirely. 1t insured for half its
value The two-stOry frame dwelling in front OF the
stable, also owned by Mr. Backbausen damaged to
the amount of $3.50. No. PIG Hopknsst.. twO-story
frame house. owned by Michael Scarf received damage
of 5000 and Henry Adenburg who lived the second
floor lost 900 his furniture. The adjoining house.
No 2lS, was damaged the extent OF $500. and the
occupant OF the second d0Or Edward Snyder, received
damage amOuntin 10 1900 Most OF the losses fully
covered by insurance. The origin OF the fire Is un-
known.
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PRECAUTIONS AT HALIFAX.
TWO CASES OF YELLOW FEVER DURING A vO

TWO CASES OF YELLOW FEVER DURING VOYAGE.
HALIFAX, n. s., July 14.-The brigantine
Oro at Arichat, under command Of the mate, reports
that the vessel saedirom Ponce Porto Rico the 10th
of June; that the first day out Charles Pccriou,
second mate, fell sick, and two days afterward Michael
Deegau master, was also stricken down with yellow
fevcr that on the 2Ist Pcer.Ou died. and the 21h
the captain died. ana both were thrown overheard NO
further signs tho disease shown. The vessel Is
now in quarantine, but further spreading OF TIE
-
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THE NEW PRUssIAN MINISTRY.
TIE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
BERLIN. Monday, JnlY IA. I

BERLIN Monday July II. 1879
The Official Gazette publishes the following
appointments
Herr Maybach Minister OF Public Works, 10 he Chief
Administrator Of Imperial Railways.
Herr Hoifnan, President OF the Chancellory OF the
Empire, to be Minister OF Commerce ana Trade
Herr Won Pult-Kammer President OF the Province OF
Silesia to be- Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Herr Won Lldius 10 be Minister OF Agriculture Do
mains aud Forests.
The LCnd0n Posts announcement OF the appointments
of Herr Won Gcssier was an error. Or. FAX and DR..
Friedenthal retire with tie title oi MnIster Of state.
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ROUGH ON THE NETWORK STAR.
AN UNFRIENDLY REMARK BY PARTY CoSTEMPo


WAsHINGTON, July 14.-Ever since the publica-
ton of the Glover business The Post DEM Of this
city, has been struggling manfully TO make some
thing of il without committing itself TO an actual
Endorsement of the conclusions of the Missouri
statesman. It's discouragcments have been manifest
and it seems to be losing patience. 1t remarks
editorially to-day:
If thst preposterous little sheet The Ne York star
desires to bring the Glover report into ahec CONTEMPT
despite the efforts OF the more sensible Democratic
papers of the country VIZ advise IL to continue its
asiune editorial performances a day so longer.
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HEAVY HAIL STONES.
WELLS RIVER, VT, July IA V

WELLS RIVER, Vt, July IA violent hail
storm and tornado began here at 5:45 p. IL lasted
fifteen minutes and was followed by thunder
storm Some OF the hail stones two inches In
diameter The crops were destroyed aud all vegetation
was torn 10 shreds. About One-thrd OF the window
glass IN the village broken. Large trees were torn
nm fences were destroyed houses unrOOfed, and
harm was blown over. The inhabitants were nucn
alarmed as the storm was moro severe than any which
has ever occurred IN this section.
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TIE SOUTHERN SCOURGE.
MEMPHIS NEARLY FREE OF FEVER.

MEMPHIS NEARLY FREE OF FEVER.
TO TowN-1HE WATER VALLEY CASE IN
DOUBT.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 1.-THE following dis
patch was to-day sent ont by telegraph along the
lines of the four railroads leading from this city
No cases since the morning OF the 10th Inst
Fever Is confined TO the sporadic Memphlans
returning. Persons from adjacent towns coming IN
Twice the usual number of passengers by the BROWNS
Vile accommodation train this morning.
D. III. COLLINS NJ. D.,
Secretary Board Of Health.
A. ID. LASGsTAFF,
Presidcnt Howard Association.
This afternoon the son of Judge Ray rallied, and
tonight hopes of his recovery are entertained.
Mira. Tobn. residing on Bradford-st., died at
o'clock this morning and was buried at s. This
leaves only one person In the entire city-Judge
Rays sOn-who is sick with the fever.
Local stations along the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad have notified the Memphis autbori-
ties that if no shall have been developed
by Tomorrow, the quarantine Will be raised be-
tween Memphis and LOnoke, Ark, which is twenty
seven miles this side of Little Rock. The weather
continues very warm.
NEW. ORLEANS, July 14.-Dr. S. S. Herrick, who
went to Water Valley as inspector, reports that the
case there IS extremely questionable. inasmuch as
its history is incomplete and the observations made
by the attending physician imperfect. DR.. Herrick
says there is other suspicious case at Water
Valley. The people there are recovering from their
panic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
A TEMPTATION REMOVED.

SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Mass. July 1.-the
Old Colony Railroad freight engine has ceased TO 90 ill.,
side the state Prison yard to take out the two cars
which are loaded daily with the manufactured products
OF the Institution. The cars are now pushed out by
hand while those containing the prison supplies are
kicked" into the yard by the locomotive. rms Is
doe as an extra precauton against the escape OF prs-
IN
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AN ICE HOUSE BURNED.

CAsTLEToN, n. Y, July 14.-Warren &
wilburs ice mouse, Cedar Hill. containing 1000 tons
Of lee was burned this afternoon. The house was III
sured. The loss the ice Is $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
NEW-EyGLANDERS FoR TENNESSEE.

LOWELL, Mass, July 14.-The Tennessee
colouists oreanized formally tonight About 100 per-
sons have sgnited their attention of ENGRAVING from
This city and Hayerh Manchester IN Eoee County,
Tenn. About twenty Of this number VIII start t,-nor.
80 and me other, viii follow In the Fall. Colonies
are tiso forming In other portions o. New-Eugand.
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sVEARING TO BUfORDS INSANITY.

OwENTON, KY, July 14.-The testimony for
the defence in the Buford trial is being rapidly pushed
through Twcnty-nine witnesses were examined TO
doy all OF whom testified 10 Buords pecullarlties
Some pronounced him from the time or bis blrth
The defence will probably close their testimony to-nOr-
row aud the viii TO tue jury on OF before 5dtur-
ia
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4 REPUBLICAN MAYOR IN ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. July l4.-At the munici-
nal election to-day Thomas T. Martin RepJ. VAS
elected MAYOR by sixty-six majority. The Republicans
alo cocted the CITY Counsellor and four OF the six
member, OF the CITY Council The present mayor Is
Democrat
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THE FUNERAL OF EX-GOVERNOR ALIEN

CnILMCorHE, Ohio, July 14.--The funeral
OF ex Governor " llnam Alien took place this morning
from Fruit HILL Business throughout the city gen.
eraIy suspended and many business lOuscs and dwe-
ings were draped IN mourning. Among the many DIS
np she'd visitors present Governor Bishop lAel-
Fitch and most OF the STATE OleIdih
The procession very imposing. AMI the entire popu
lace seemed to be assembled along the route
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ANIL BURNED IN PATERSON.

The flock and wool extract mill of Johnson
& Austin IN Rivcr-st, was burned last night Nothing
was saved and the origin Of the fire Is unknown. The
estimated from $4,000 To $4,000 fully in
suIcd IA Newly Ork companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
FOUR HOUSES BURNED IN WEST HoBoKEN.

A fire broke out in the stables of Daniel
Webster, HOboken-st, West HOboken, N. j., at mid
night on Sunday. The flames spread to the houses OF
Mr.. Webster and George Hlyers Henry Fulham ard
John Fitzpatrick. The stables aud the Jour dwellings
were entirely destroyed. Mr. Webster and his family
escaped without having time TO dress. Two engines
were sent from jersey City aud iTeyented further
spread of the flames The total loss about 81 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
4 ,LONGSH0REMAN DROWNS HIMSELF

A man was seen to leave the liquor store
No CT sOuth-st III intoxicated condition at 10 D. H.
Yesterday lie walked the street and down Plef
No II into the East River aud drowned. The bOd9
was recovered fOuud To be that Of 'ongshOte
man known Gs "JOc" what his full name IL coulu
not be learned last night lie had cotton hook In his
belt and So cents IN his pocket.
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4 THEFT or TOWN FUNDS.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, July 14.-Samuel j. Mills,
treasurer OF the town Of Bloomfield is deeply involved
in hi, accounts and investigation indicates deficiency
Of at least $500 The town has attached his properly
va cin Tor 600 though the estate is probably not
worth over $4,000. Mills II farmer has hitherto
horne a good reputation. and has been treasurer Ior
ran
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1879

OF the line for the business OF the state IL docs not fol-
low that the superintendent may authorize Its cOnsiruc
ton. The Legislature alone has authority to authorize
the OF the properly OF the State by private corpora
tons or by individuals except where that author
y has been delegated for specific purposes pub
lie board public officer
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THE SALE ORA MINNESOTA RAILROAD.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July IA telegram from
President washburnc, OF the Minneapolis and ST. Louis
Railroad. now IN New-York, announces that the St
Paul and Duluth Railroad has been sold % stockhoiders
OF the Chicago and Northwestern Road IDS places ~
Troad outlets from mere East unaer the control Of tho
~
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oIIET ORANGE CELEBRATIONS.

LONDON Monday, July Ii, 1873.
The Orange celebrations in Ireland on the
l2h inst. passed OFF without disturbances except
few Isolated cases OF shooting and stoning One death
is reuorted The authorities mad tahen extra precAu-
tious because of the excitement IN consequence 81 no
debate IN Parliament on the Governments irish I'M
aify
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4 BRAgE NAN DIES FROM SUNSTRoKE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. July 14,-John b. r.
spauldng telegraph operator. died this afternoon
from sunstrokc. The deceased came from Baltimore
last Summer as a volunteer during the yellow fever
.I.nDL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
BOSTON PREPARING FOR VISITORS.

BosroN. July 14-The Board Of Aldermen
OF this city to-day passed an order authorizing tue
MAYOR 20 extend official courtesles 10 any memeersu
the PresidenVs Cabinet who may visit Boston during
the present month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-15
THE LATE PRINCES FUNERAL SERMON.

Cardinal Manning preached the funeral SER
mon OF the late Prince Imperial Chisehurst vester
day IN presence or the Imperial Gamy and nuners
congregation.
mlttre TODAY e-OIScd that marble statue Do
erected in Westminster Abbey.
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THE FAIRviEw HOUSE BURNED.

CORNISH, Maine, July 14.-lhe Fairview
House, Chester ID. Small proprietor together with ts
outbuildngs was burned this morning. Loss $4,000,
on which there partial insurance..