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, 1879-07-22

The ladies, GoD bless them, continues to DO
the faYortu toast Of tho Cincinnati Commtre'a al,
whlc! t.as taken up the cudgels on their behalf
as against Mr.. DLl1KiE, the co1lc9e rowing
nan. The latter, It will be Remembered, wrote
d book, in which he dcplorsd thu lack OF physly-
al culture In American women. 10 this tho
Commercial roto.ts TINT ''BLAlK1hs notion tllas
American women arc physically inferior to
those OF other countries is vulgar no such
'thlng":
:. We contend tint American women aro physically
tue anest IN tho world. Or tlIat ever wero III tho
world. They ars thu most beautiful, too, alh tho
Esaaon for 1t is not remote Or upscnro. Thgso
never ucfose, In tho history OF thu human racu
were NJ many women Ms well ful and dredsed. and
~ handsomely cared for. III this country at las
tsnie. Neauty IL growth Of thsse conditions; nnl
IL y AL hro Ind nk In abundHnce. ULAiKtE IL tu DO
p1ticd tint he ts unable to acu t.
Tho Commercial i,as tho bctter side OF the dis
pute, hut there Ia another view Of the question.
1t Is true to Certain extent t1lat American
women In casv clrcumstanccs, on account OF
ther unusual advantages perhaps, aru very caro-
less Of their health; ycry much disposed to over
do themselves ut pasttes; nnd very much distn-
clincd to tnke uecessary exercise. Mr.. DLAIK1E
was spcaklng Of women Of the lutsurcd class, mt
Of the average of health among American
women.
, 1879-07-22

md csrtatn other Aldermen 10 aou,,iosco in
the sel,e1no.
4unm mo,to, =, e.. ..- n.,.
Of plumber IL es much discrimination against
Tho nboring olassoa M nga;nst avery othor
clnsa not In tho employ Of tho City uoyorn-
mont The indualrial otassoB living in tho
outlying wards nro constantly olnmorinp
for tho extension Of wator.plrea and sow-
ors. nnl their health and comfort. do,nand
that those improvements ba sxtonlol for
their honeat as rnpidly aa possible. Tho
Council sots asldo In tho annual ap-
propriation bill as mnoh money rs tho
city CAL ntfortl TO spond for tho construction
of sawars and tho layfng OF wasar-pipss, It
Ia thon the duty Of the oity officers to accom-
plialt ~ mitch of Nts seorE a. 1,oasi6lt teith
t1d money thus appropriated, and the people
OF the outlying wards will bo benefited
according to tho economy Of tho oxpendi-
ture. Instead Of doing this. The Council
ortlars that about onc-thirtl Of tho fund shall
DO dnuatsd To corsain oily employees. Tho
'osul' ~ IL tne oraor goos 1nto elect, That
on's "oous two'1n'ras as maeA OF tao. work
as ,t.'Rns 10 done VIII ba notual'y supplied,
au'' toe poor poople" aFo tue chiof saher-
o1s IRON l1o'n 'ne m'aappFoprlaaon OF tho money
Oh nano'
The laborera, as n Glass;, are also direct
sufferers from tho System Of giving about
twelve houra' pay for eight hours work, since
tho money thus donatod as gra!uity to 0
certain favored GLASS nluat COME from the
labor OF thoso who earn 1t boforo It is con-
tribHtcd to the City Treasury. For eyorv
, 1879-07-22

In tho British House Of Commons yoster-
day tho subject Of Cuban slavery coming up
On D resolution for information, tho fact ap-
poared TINT Spain in tho treaty Of 1923 SOL
omnly covenantod TINT slavery in its prov
inceH should bo abolished, and for years
after TINT agreement imported slaves
into Cuba to such On oxtont as
to greatly aggravate hos offonse in tho eyes
of FREQ Britain. D1sRAE11 in his spoecl,
yesterday claimed tlat Eugland's only oourse,
oven at this late day, was to employ moral
suasion in treating with the Spanish Govern.
ment Oh tho subject, and trusting to TINT
nation's finally coming 10 realizing sepso Of
itB duty ia tue premises.
, 1879-07-22

Tho nervousness excited among tho
crowned heads Of Europe by the attempted
sssnssinations and p1acardod threats Inns not
spared Her Moat Gracious Majesty Queen
VICTORIA. There is NO earthly reason why
This esti1nablo sovereign should become tho
objoct Of tho regioIdo's desigus, but It ap-
peara that during the roya1 progress by
rail from Windsor to Portsmouth last Satur-
dny fears wore entertained of lhe existence
OF plot to wreck tho train, and to insure
the safety Of tleir Highnesses ngainst tho
aondlsh attempt extraordinary precautions
were taken in the way Of pllot-ongiues,
guards, oto. It Ia roally getting quite tick.
liah buainess, this wearing Of CROWNS.
, 1879-07-22

Bbsctfbers Run1 Into Tho country or intending to bo
abtent from tho city for any anEth OF tins can have
1n1 Ts1nuHx mailed to anY a4drok postpaid, for "
per month.
For the greater convenience Of those Wishing to hrod
tho necessity Of trip IN TIM TKtnrxR Office arrange.
ncntt hare been perfected for receiving sa! Adycs.
sisements By telephone. This Office II supplied with
bath tho Bell and the Edison inatruentx md resroh..
ts parties can send their advertisements At my hour
ftnm to u p. n. by telephone dssct to this oEcs.
1rders for tho delivery of TILE rntnuHk Evanasun.
EnRlaxood, aud Hyde Park loft In tho conntna.room
rilitecclYe prompt attention.
, 1879-07-22
HpI,NN,pT,{N.t u -

Since tho Bonapnrtists have resolved to in
vest Prince JEROME NAro1.zoN with tho au-
thority Of =" head Of tho family" tloy show
wiso discretion in deciding also to adLoro
to the principle of the plebiucitun,. JxnoME
ia u years Of age,-rather too old to fight
his way to throne, but still young enough
to be voted for, Tho now praton1or llas
mover boon tlistngui shod for the possession
of a martini spirit. When le was in the
primo Of 1ife-the ago Of 92-ho WAS sent to
tho Orimoa, and, at tho battles Of Alma and
Inkermann, commanded division of tho
reserve. lie foil i'll, however, ut a critical
poriod, and retired from his post. It was
upon that memorable occasion that his CRATE
full ~ countrymen bestowed npon him tho
sobri1net Of ''Plon-Plon, which, being in
terpreted. means a. 11o diyos ho ducks (wlon
ho heara shot; ho wants to aneak OF; he
tlinolos." But if JEnosrs was too cowarlly
to fight 1o was not too cautious to e1-
press his opinions as to tho military
genius of his late associates in tho
army. For no sooner had 10 quit tho Crimea
than 1lo "furnisLod " information for a
pamphlot on tho conduct Of the war;" which
did rot stop at reflections upon tho campaign
itsclf, but animatlvertel upon tho Council
"which decided upon tho Orimcau oxpcdi-
tiou."
III tho 1tal;nn campaign Of 1850 JEROME
ngain commanded the army Of resorve in the
South, but he was not Obliged to run away.
because ho romainatl constantly at safo dis
tanco from tho great battle-ho1da. Ho IN
doubtless conscious Of tho fact that his pen
Is mightier than lis sword; honce his will
ingness to abido by tho principle Of tho plo-
hisoitum. He belongs naturally to tho ire
serye," and, when thero IL a probability that
the rosorvo will bo brought into action, ho re-
tires.
Having, however. boen ordsred into action
as tho "reAeryo OF tho Napotoonio dynasty,
lie oboys tho order, but stipulatea that ho
6lsall bo permitted to adhera to tho principles
Of tho ploblscitum! Ho is prudout man !;
l,o profcrs ballots to bul!ots. I'on.Ila has
boom in tho Frsnch Bonatc. IIe In au orator.
In 1861 hs matlo a brilliant attack upon tho
ORLEANS family. The Duke p'AuMALE re-
piled with groat spirit, and, not sa.isfird with
that, challenged tho Prince. ut Plon-PlJ1
maintained Lis position In tho reserve, ro-
fused to accept tho pauo Of battlo. md 20
taruis! ell his reputation for personal courage.
with tho Frencl, army. JEro,ls ts dcsicnetl
for orna,uopt r.t1or than ,,so, .IIa is snleu.
did in tho prosileucy Of an art oxnosit;on.
Ho .,as figured IN this capacity three seyural
times with distinguished ability aud croait to
Ida oountrv,
1T. u,,,th ,v,s ,,oosoa In ox;,, ,,;, t.. ,,.a
,v;ro haon o,no,1o1 fro,, Trnnoo ~ t,'<'
nourhons n 1st5 for intrio";nr ,v;,i, tho M
rartv ~ ox,rona nanonra,s a,, H., t,'s
.,.o,.rt 1,o,,,,h,;, l., 1a73 r., H., 49,: as
forco hml 10 In ,,so1 rhora !. s1on1.r mot. %
-;a1 l., ,,,la tr,o, I,,u,o.v ~. ~. ,,.f.,aa ~
,.a.o IT, ,rh, ,,r.,,,a .n5 ..,,s, s...,. 49,,
tm,,aod liz. -, At o,o.,,a. 1a,, H.. 49,,
- 49,, .,;a,t ,ss.raa ~ .~:aa. 49,. 49,
r~a.o,, nr;aa. .,,ass na..r H. oa,..;ass.
, 1879-07-22

Tho Now Orcans Tmes, opposing tho COM
rnendab1o dcn,a.ld Of Colorado for tho abolition
Of the Nov Orleans Mint aud tho establishment
Of another In Its stead IN Denver. inslsta thas
tho proximity Of the former city to tho precious
IMMORAL .depostts OF Mexico and Central Anort.
ca t'iakes tho ro&untlon Of tho mtut w[lere II 10
ancccasfty. It Is YerY we'll to boast OF somp-
thing o1lc may possibly obtain ut aomc Indefinite
porlod, but this doas not warrant tho prctcnt cx.
pcndEture for transportation of bullion irotn tho
producing contrpa bE the West to tie u1nlnE
works at Now Orlcans, simply to keep that e.
tabltshnlont In operauon to please Ger.
tatu class Ut local politicians who Aul
in 1t beautiful pasturago for patronage. II
any seetion Of the United States is entitled to
mint where money shall be cotned, Ills Coloradu,
for her mtnes are producing millions Of gold md
silver, and searly tucreasmg the total. It does
ssem to be tho sheerest folly to send bullion
from California, Nevada, Colorado, New
Mexico, und other minlng cuuntries Of tho Hrcat
West to Now Orleans TO be 1uadc Into money,
when It could 10 dona 50 much cheaper aud
safer by having tho works, established, 60 to
speaik alongside tho mines. Ons would hardly
advocate the placing Of tbrcsh!ng- In
Florlla for the threshlng Of Dakota wheat.
Let New Orleans do something TO bring IN tl1e
wealth Of Mexico und central America, and
prove lersclt entitled to tho favor OF uovcrn-
mcnt works Of this kind, before demanding
them, and then making them coat more than
they arc worth.
, 1879-07-22

Tho Council last evening confirmed nu-
merous appointments by tho Mayor Of men,
bara of tho Board Of Education mud Public
Library Board, and granted permission to
The Grand Eucampmont Of Knights Templar
ot tho Unitod statos, which is to DO held in
this city In August, 1880, to uso tho Lake
Front park
, 1879-07-22

Tnx CH1oAo 90 TRIBUNE has established branch Offices
for a receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements
follnwli
NEW YoHK-Room % Tribune Buidfna +. r. Nc.
FAnpxx. Manager.
PARIS. France-No. 10 Rue do n GranEa. 1ateliera.
II. MAnLtH, AE1nt-
LONDON EnR.--Amet!can Exchange, Az Etsand.
nxHnr r, QtIt.ru, Agent.
WARRINGTON. u. c.-f51n st1eet
, 1879-07-22
THE "rAID AuIrATOR8,n

A. thn r,oo+iu,, ~ ~, nsr,1n nn1 r.t.~
car,.,, ~ ~ r.n,.s W. @sA'.. ".." '.'" n.ool
or5 a,,na. u..as.a.; .s ~. ysa o"' "ss
vrv,I. ~. r.. ,'.,1, S.
read some ncw.pansr c1nnnrs r,xtn" M ~.
count OF t.au,p's deata at Ottawa, ill.,. aud The
other an cditosas from ysstceaay's Tn,nuyn al.
'uaes 70 .ha oaa ''shts IN tho eight. movo'
,aona~ s.,,'... "'.a 'nu'. eyss IN .no sale'
aelHshly Wrapped TN In Tho welfare of tta wano.
workers. Mt. hrnxETHlh H[tey reading tha CD
ltorlal, expressed It ns lis opinion thut TIN man
wi.o wrote tint article was other IN idiot or
ltns,' IVlutent arp1ausc,1 AZ II WAS hardly rtubt
10 suppose, however, TINT tho average uewypapcr
editor yaa an IDIOT tho conc1u,fon vas irrcsistihe
that he niret bo a l[nr.' fNsnewcd aon1auan
Having worked out tho problcn of dtsposfn4 Of
tho editor to hta satisfaction, Mr. SrHuErsa far.
nnlly challuu4ul tbs propristor Ut any newspanor
In Chicago, or any capitalist In ChicaEo to uarne
single, solitary n,an In ar,y way engaged in Tho
labor ngfsRt!pp IN defense Of the ttvbt. .hDur
cause or auy OF lis ramjacations who wns nat
bona. fas workln..u,ur WIN wnrkod avcry INV NJ
h1s lie.
Mr.. SrnEErrn 1t n nonbar of fha Tvro-
f,roph;,a1 r1,,o,, wi o,, - ,,..,s.,,
~, Va .'"s'10A ."'4'o
''no oetoof'ty' As'R rosslo'e that IAf Ih1p-
UNEa attention was drawn to tho denagoguoa
mud maid ucitatorg-the man wbn oather IN
u tbo o.ta.,nouovn a. r,.hor ,7o,,,,,,...,i<,,,
"' A.ANoA o''44''ss."''ons
10 aotue e1teus W Mr' STAEEEE1 himself.
A. yGhr ago, nt tho International Typperapl.
ical Convention held in Detroit. lo ,Yarnod
tl,e croft n,o;,,+ .hoso r,to.,..,o,, .,,a.,. =,
~ 'a",'',. o"'e o.'"pe :"
t!ls o"h oal'11a1'c manner we 4uoto from
tho oll!cial report OF his own speech. Ha
said: ).
*o,,,,a ,har, ,,s ,.
r,,s.I ~ ~, ~. .,x,.s.s,.s.,". aa aHu ~
r1nss ,.,,n aas... ~ .t.aI.,s ,t4,. =, ,', .
n. II ia r,rn, M M, hs;o.n ,t,". ~,
loaa, nh rn,,,,,nss,. h,sr ~. ,as s., o -
occnr x,ir tno hnr,o-s ~ ,ha 49, ~ w
,racnt h,,inv,. 4hnt no.. ~ ~ as.,.a., ~ ~
parting rorr,ru,sn ,.,,," =, w. r.sn. s","t,.,
car.eh hv tho hIus,r nr,t ,.,,,dv ,sost. =, ~.
wortAI.,. ,uroaor Il. ,sso ".r.s H.; -, hat.. 1,
wori In fhs;r H.. ,,ut.o ~ ~, pa,1,.,t. w.
who .ual T., tv,i,r -,t,"l,. -. "ae
mi nrt. th,,nv,, tha ,rodinr, ~ 49,, . .
Netwcen this c]a,a and ths workinrmon of tLc
American Continent there can be nothing fn cou.
mon.
..nv ,bo, ont,ooeors ,r,,o.s,or. ,na ,,,.,,
circrnn. o..crtton. that thnx son.o."n, ~. ",.s.
c,.,,as ~ s,"r,na .,,.r n:,a Nv
tic legitimate and thorough organization Of work.
inRmen. belisxe tho asistocFat'o classes are not
~. 70 10 A. possessing moaonoly Of
lngmee dcsire m dyi,ion uf II nrao.rty ] ana m oyor.
throw Of tho aocnt sttucsuse. Whurs IL tho day.
laoorer OF mechanic who docs not look forward to
.sa "non a. n'ay posse,s M ',s'o nome or hss own
landord n,ay ak M lin m for i rant, "~'D' A 4"o ~
"Aftor striving Tor yours BY honost labor for tho
accomplahment Of such IN object, !A.at you hs
, 1879-07-22

Gen. WAtKEn, Superintendent Of the
Census, expects to make tho enumeration Of
next yoar mora thorough than ever boforo aud
more valuable in statistical information, md
ho is confident 1t will show an increase Of
1o,0o0,ooo poop1o since 1870, making tho
ta.al population 48. .000. 900 In 1880.
, 1879-07-22

Tho Porto has refused permission to the
United States steamer Quinnobaug to entor
tho Black Sea-, the ROBSON Of the refusal be-
Ing that tho vessels tonnage exceetls 800.
Thero Is much consolation in the reflection
that there is not tho slightest necessity for a
cruise in the Black Sen by United states
war-vessel, and TINT If tho Quinuebaug
cant 60 in she Gun atay out.
, 1879-07-22

There was a'Fourth-ot-July banquet worth
talking about at tho GEa1ld 1luta!s llinturlol IL
staadhof, Balen. The bill Of fare, which has
Just cone to hand, soeIna worth reproducing.
II is as unique In It's appearance AZ It Ia Ia it,
promises:
0raad Hotels IIlnterh0f + staalhof, Dadon
!Sn!sscI.. Menu ct thu Hull Ut In1gpaudcnce,
Fflday, tho Ath Of IMly, HIN:
boston Tea *Partyss C0nsomne.
Small Mca! -riss, Mount voFnon fashion.
ChcHnpeAke Salmon In tle Hocliaulbeau fashion,
... yorktown aAnre.
slr1on OF Atlant. ncof prepared In Shermnn's
way.
Knnsus Vcntsou roasted uftur Iohn 1,rown'a recipe.
UlysseH y. drnnl'. faynrisu Pheasant tIAluntiue.
uregn Peas IN the plan l,cu Franklin fashion.
Hardin County Capot roasted In tho Abraham Lila.
colin faanfon,
indian Salad aftos Black lIawka recipo.
George Washsnglon's fayosllo Cream, frozen by
Delaware ice.
Emancipation Tart witt, tho alIcsoric nxures: Wiz
the, Ltntrty. aud Union.
Appomattox CoIrs-lIouso Dessert and Californian
fsnt.
Piece Monte: Tho Plymouth Rock, Landing OF
TIC PitgrIms 1910,
, 1879-07-22
"p1LL-TWEED1sM" IN CHICAGO.

"DTL1rTWEE018M" IN CHICAGO.
The Communists nnd domagogucA in the
Common Council, azsistod by tllu Ignorance
or cownrtlios of certnn members who would
resent having either Of thc8o designations
applied to thom, arc milking desperate ef-
fort to establish in this city system Of
prosecuting public works similar to that
whereby Bull TWEED aud his confedorates
helped to bury Now York under debt Of
$40, 900, 600, which is crushing the 1ifo out
Of industry. The primo-movors III this con-
spiracy, though specially charged by their
election with the guartiianship Of tho public
funds in tho interest Of tho taxpayers who
contribute them, havo ovinosd an utter indif-
feronco 10 the trust In their keeping and
desire 10 plumber and squandor 1t. On the
ovoning Of June 80, Aid. AlEtEa, Communist,
moved tho following resolution, which was
adopted by voto Of II ycas to tG nays
"Reso'rtd, Tha. tho Commissioner OF Public
Works Is hereby directed to comply will, resu!u.
tlon passed by the Common Council Of this city
Sept. 10, 1850, which makcs eight i,oura legal
days work for all the employees Of said Depart.
mant."
The old resolution Of 1866 thus rnked up
was merely recommendation 10 the Lsgs-
laluro to pass law "n,aklug eight hours
legal day work aehers no sptcial contract far
different tiue Itau b. madd y; but the new
resolution ignored oil exceptions and cou-
traots existing Or to be made, aud virtually
undertook to prohibit auy laborer In tho
employ of the city from working moro thau
eight hours, whether lo wanted to or not.
hut this was only a part Of tho sche'ne, e,-tho
flrst stop. Tic sequel was furnished three
days lasor by tho adoption Of tho following
resolution, ufrerod by grog-vondor, Commu,
nsst, mud de1nagogae LAwLrn, Of the Eighth
Ward:
- Ordered. That tho Maror and Commissioner
OF Public Works he. and the same asc hcrGby, Ill
structcl to pay tho men engaged In laYing tic
watcr.ulains 81 day for their labor."
The Commissioner of Public Works Inns
leon employing laborors under contract
Tint they should work ten hours per day aud
recoive Sl.75 therefor, Or at tic rs,to of III
con!s au hour, rato Of componsation fully
abreast with the general lnJor market,-if
auything, higher than tho scale paid by pri-
vato employers.
,o...t,.. M w. ,.s.,,, % "aA'.:s ~ o n o,a'e'' .uA'is
~ sSa,,a, ~, .s,,.,,as -. a .. IA''''as'oao, w.
~. sAeS s4AI .,aN o' ~ ","'" ~ w. "lit'
s":.,s,.. ~ Ae a4o '. s.e . '"' '., p,5 - oouss
"'us ,oh1a ~ o'us@"o, "''u ~ .ao .uel' VI "
resolution ordered paid II! conts an hour
for eight hours' work, and or.lore1l tlonatiou
=. -" eJa ,a.a o"s ~ sao ,.. ,s ~. Aor s"o aoues
, 1879-07-22

Hnoteysa Thcnsrc.
Randolph ftreet. between CIar. and Lasste, En-.
ga2emrns Of Emcrson4 Mcrashctlan Mnsfeis
, 1879-07-22

HAvtflyts Tllcntrc.
Dearborn street. corner Of Monroe. ENGAGEMENT
Of tho Chicago Church Choir COMPANY. I'll. N. 8.
pinAioFc."
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-31
TELE OR APHlC.
8 O'CLOCK p. M.
THE NEWS.
Parole Comes Out Third in the Race fol
the Goodwood Cup.
The Yellow Fever at Memphis, New
York and ST. Louis.
YELLOW FEVER.

The Weather Favorable for tho Spreat
OF the Dtsease-The Situation ut Mem.
pllis, st. Louis and New York.
Memphis, July 3l.-Five new cases were
reported to the board of health this morn
ing, four of whom are colored. Three deaths
occurred-Michael Athey, brother to chief
of fpolice Athey Brooks Wilson, telegraph
operator and G. S. Forbes The latter
resides beyond the corporation line The
wife of Athey was stricken with fever last
night at Raleigh, Tenn. His daughter is
in dying condition. The weather ia
clear and warm, which is favorable to the
spread of fever.
st. Louis, July 3l.-The name of the
negro who died at 712 Washington street
night before last is now ascertained to be
Julius Scales of Memphis. There is no
longer any doubt that his death was caused
by yellow fever. Hans Alston, a Swede
who arrived here from Memphis ten days
ago has been sent to quarantine hospital az
q suspicious case.
New York, July 3l.-Bartholomew Nc.
Keen, fireman on the steamer Miadara from
Havana, died this morning of yellow fever
at quarantine. A. Frietz, barber of the
steamer Saratoga died last night. One
patient is still in the hospital.
Memphis, July 31.-A large meeting o
colored people was held to-day at noon q,
Cochrane hall. Resolutions opposing the
removal Of blacks to camp and their deter
mination toappeal to absent merchants fol
assistance were adopted. The sentimen
of the meeting was strongly opposed to tht
camp scheme.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-31
cars burned, and 100 men are thrown out Of
employment. The fire originated from
sparks of passing engine.

cars burned, and 100 men are thrown out of
employment. The fire originated from
sparks of passing engine.
Chicago, July 30.-Trouble has broken
out at the Lemont stone quarries, in the ex-
treme southern portion Of this county, and
the sheriff has sent posse to maintain the
peace. The ringleaders have been arrested.
The cause Of the disturbance is an attempt
of some strikers to prevent others from
working.
st. Paul, July 29.-John Kranz, of East
Farmington, Polk county, Wis, drove into
a lake with six children in his wagon, to
water his horses. The horses becoming
frightened ran into deep water, the wagon
was upset, and Kranz and five Of the child.
rem drowned. One boy escaped by swim.
ming The eldest child was a girl Of
seventeen.
Harrisburg, Pa, July 29.-The govern.
or has pardoned Dennis +. Canning, ol
Schuylkill county, convicted of conspiring
to murder several years ago. in conjunc.
tion with Jack Kehoe and other Mollie
Maguires. Canning was sentenced to ID
years.
New York, july 29-The Spanish min
lister, in reference to the alleged outrage up.
on Col. Barnett in Cuba, says the story
published by the evening papers is the first
he has heard of the subject, notwithstand.
ing he has reviewed his dispatches by the
last two steamers, which left Havana on the
10th and 22d insts. He doubts the reported
outrage.
Dubuque, Iowa, July pa disease akir
to cholera is ravaging Centre Point, Linn
county, this state. twenty-five persons
have died from its effects during the pas
thirteen days, and an equal number ar,
prostrated by it. The disease is also raging
in Walker, little town near Centre Point
several deaths having occurred there. Ar
order for forty coffins was received from
Centre Point, several deaths having occur
red there. The physicians of Centre Poin
are worn out and residents are fleeing iron
the place.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-31
SPORTING.
Parole is Beaten for the G ooalwood Cup
Other Sporting Items.

oSuSA
New York, July GA London dispatch
says Issomy won Goodwood cup; Boor, sec
ond; Parole, third. RAa fell In torrents
in the morning and many racing men who
never failed to see the cup run for were ap-
palled at the dcluge, and relied upon the
newspapers for a full account of the contest
between Parole and Issoncy The
heavy rain ended some time before the race
begun. The American colony was well
represented. John Porter, who was at
the stable of Issomv, said be had gwen
the kiDgsclere horse a special
training, that his strength had greatly in
creased of late.
Race track, Cleveland, o., July 3l-In
the postponed pacing race Lucy wins the
fifth heat and race in 2:1G; Matte Hunter
second; Sleepy Tom. third; Rowdy Boy
fourth.
Saratoga, July 3l.-In the races to-day
Bramble won the three quarter mile dash
Ann Augusta, second; Oriole, third, with
Gabriel close up. Bonnie Wood was the
second favorite. Time, 1.17i.
The sequel stakes was won by Rochester
Bulwark, second Lulu, third. Wlllful,
the favorite, broke down. Time, 3.133.
The mile and one-eight race was won by
Vagrrant; Sunlight, second Mariana,
third. Time, 2.014.