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TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS

-Nueva-Y York, agosto 16. Ell Parla-
mento britanico ha suspendido aver sus
sesiones por decreto de la Reina. He
aquf ell extracto del discurso regio.
Las relaciones de S. M. con las po.
tencias extrani ieras son cordiales. Las
condicioues del tratado de paz de Berlin
Sc han cumplido aunque a]guna demora
ha surgido en- la ejecucion de las refor-
mas de Turquia 4 causa de su recisnte
guerra con la Russia. La Reina alude al
feliz cambio que ha sufrido Egipto con
la deposition del Khedive, y anuncia
que SO han establecido relaciones amis-
tosas con Ell Emir del Afghanistan ha-
bi6ndose reforzado mucho el Imper;o
de la India con la nueva frontera adqui-
da. La Rsina espera que las 1ltimas VIC
torias militares de su ejercito del Africa
del Sur conduciran q una paz pronta Y
durable.
Sc ha nombrado una comison para
estudiar las causas de la depression agri-
cola.
--Nueva-Y York, 21.-El Standard de
L6ndres afrma semi-ofcialmente que
Inglaterra es la 1nica racion que no ha
sido invitada q presenciar las maniobras
militares rusas. Russia estA tratando de
comprar cruceros en- America. Ha. sido
nombrado Obispo de Samana ell reve.
rendo Tozer.
MIR. Gross, secretario del interior,
en- IN djsourso que dijo on Liverpool,
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afrmo que no participate de los temo-
res que algunos abrigaban contra la i'm
portacion en- la Gran Bratana de vlve-
res americanos.
-Nueva- York 22. I'm despacho de
Paris dice que M. Waddington, hablando
en- Aisne, defendio vivamente el proyec-
to de ley de M. Jules Ferry, dijo que el
gobierno Sc opondrla q la nueva amnis-
tia, y que era de esperarse una rebaja
on las contribuciones.
De San Petersburgo SO sabe que
han sido condenados q muerte cinco
personas complicadas en- las conspira-
clones de los nihilistas.
MERCADOS.
-Nueva-Y 22.-Regular buen
refno 6s 4 Z. Cambios sobre Londres
482.
Londres idem -Mascabado II ch. 9 p;
descuento 2 p.S; consolidados ingleses
97a. Rentas de Paris 80 25.
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DIA 29 JULIO.

La recaudacion obtenida durante el
ejercicio de 1878 70 por los ramos que
corren cargo de la direction general de
Aduanas, representa- un aumento de
dick q ocho millones, ciento veintisiete
mil setenta y siete pesetas treinta y un
c6ntimos sobre los ingresos del ano eco
nomico anterior, y seis millones seta-
cientas dos mil cuatrocientas setenta y
siete pesetas ochenta y cuatro centimos
sobre la suma presupuesta.
La mujer que arrojo Ia piedra q
S. M, ha sido conducida por orden del
iuzgado Ia sala de observation del
hospital por suponerse que tiene tras
toYnadas sus facultades mentales.
-Segun noticias de Bogota, SO ha fir
mado va ell tratado de paz, amistad y
comercio entire Colombia y Espana, por
los ministries residences de ambas ma
clones en- Caracas.
D1A 80.
Dicen algunos periodicos que en- ell
ministerio de Ultramar SO estudia I'm
nuevo proyecto de Icy fjando la situa-
cion en- que ha de quedar la esclavitud
en- la isla de Cuba.
Nuestras noticias estan conformes con
las de los mencionados periodicos, con
la sola diferencia que el Sr. Albacete no
trata de alterar en- 10 mas m1nimo la
esencia de la Icy Moret. Unicamente
Sc procurara apresurar un tanto los pla-
EOS que en- ella SO consignan, con objeto
de que la abolicion de la esclavitud sea
un heeho cuanto antes.
EN- la isla de los Faisanes (Bidasoa)
ha tenido lugar un duelo q es pada en-
tire ell Sr. Carville, redactor del peri6.
dico bonapartista el Sutragio universol
ell Sr. Oyer, que 10 es del periodicc
republican, el Independence. El senior
Oyer resulto gravemente herido en- 81
pecho.
En- 1877, eonforme datos estadis
ticos autenticos, habia en- la isla de Gu.
ba 199O31 esclavos de ambos sexos, J
268, 455 varones y hembras de color, Ii
bres.
Ell seiior arzobispo de B1rgos, Sc
gun nos escriben de aquella ciudad, hs
solicitado, de acuerdo con el Sr. Martin
Herrera, arzobispo de Santiago de Cuba
Ia traslacion en- permuta de sus respec
twas Sillas.
! Los Debates dice que al terminar @
1ltimo consejo de ministries con s. NJ.
habl6 el rey sus consejeros de sus
proyectos de matrimonio con una prin
cesa austrlaca.
/ DA 81.
! A las seis de esta maaana 80 deolart
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GACETlLLAS.

ESQ es muy nuevo.- Dice La Prensa,
siempre encarifada con ell BoLETIN que
es vieia la novela de La Novia de Lam
rnermoor, pues amigos suyos le aseguran
haber leido una buena traduccion por
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Estan vacantes dos plazas de escri
bientes de 10 alcaldia de Bayamon y una
de la de Maunabo. Tambien estan va
cantes la plaza de Cabo de guardia
urbana de este 1ltimo pueblo y la depo-
sitaria de fondos municipales de Gales.
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Extracto de la Gaceta de hoy.

Vacante la plaza de Official s. inter
prete de la Admon. de Rentas de Qua
MICA, Sc anuncia en- la Gaceta para que
los aspirantes concurran con los docu-
mentos necesarios la Secretaria de la
Intendencia en- ell termino de 10 dias
contados desde ell % del corriente.
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NOticiaS naciOnaleS.

He aqul las mas importantes que
encontramos en- los periodicos reci-
bidos ell sabado por ell vapor correo
COruiSa
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d0VIMIEITO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Agosto 25.--De Luquillo gol. esp. "Fa-
jardina," carga.
25.--De Arecibo gol. esp. "Ps-
quote de Arecibo" maderas.
SALlDAS.
Agosto 25.-Para Humacao bald. esp.
"Mario.' carga.
25.-Para Humacao vap. esp.
'.Mayaguez," carga.
25.--Para Haiti berg. haitiano
"Tropic," lastre.
- 25.-Para Falmouth berg. ing.
"Flyng Scud," azdcar.
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Pasaieros que traio el vapor correo
Coruaa.-D. Ramon Calomer, A. CARR.
ga, Dolores G. s hija, Ignacio Martinez.
Emilio CASTILLO, Bart. Gomez, jose Ga.
ballero, Juan Rodriguez hijos, Euee.
Mo Vicente, Jaime Gisoues
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The cholera has broken out among
three British regiments at Kushi.
Won Bulow, German Secretary Of State
Tor Foreign Affairs, died yesterday.
The Duke Of Cumberland contemplates
definitely renonncing his claims 10 the
throne Of Hanover. '
0tthe bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
OF England yesterday GllGOOO was Tor
shipment to New York.
A large amount OF gold is expected TO
be withdrawn from the Bank OF England
Tor New York tomorrow.
The Swedish Arctic exploring steamer
Vega, with Prof. Nordenskiold on board.
arrived at Kobe on the l4lh inst,
The Anglo.American Gable Company
will reduce the tariff to six pence per
word from the opening of the new French
cable for traffic. -
A letter from st. Petersburg positively
denies that Secretary Of State ValizeiT and
Minister of Domains, has gone ON a
mission to Baden Baden. Ta.T
A ConsIantinople dispatch SAYS: L. Is
understood that Prince Labanof goes to
London the latter part Of November to
assume the post oi Russian Ambassador.
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FRANCE

PARIS. October 2O.-Gambetta's remark.
able and unusual retieence upon the ques.
ton OF amnesty, which is attracting nni-
versal attention throughout France, Is Inn
pairing his popularity to very marked
extent
The Pretect Of the Seine has sent in n
protest against the recognition OF the elee-
tion OF Puteaux Humbert to the Municipal
Council. The document will receive Cabi-
net consideration tomorrow.
1t Is believed the French Chambers will
shortly be convened at Versailles, and not
at Paris, for discussion OF the questions Of
amnesty, finance and tariffs The Gov
eminent hesitates 10 discuss these absorb
ing and disturbing questions within the
hearing Of the Communistic elements Of
Paris. I'd. 80 1870 n
The presentation Of the medals prepared
for distribution to American exhibitors at
the Paris Exposition Is delayed by reason
OF the defective reports of the jurors.I>
The GdntiEIs asserts that Ex-Empress
EuRenie, notwithstanding all efforts to
dissuade her, win embark in February for
zululand, % pray on the spot where her
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THE OLD WORLD
Amlcable Relations Between Aus
tria, Germany and England.
49, tG.sis" 10.
Anxiety In England for the British
force 10 Khybsr Pass.
The Gar Of Russia and EmperorYill-
liam to Winter Together
A Haytian Revolution which Changes
the Form Of Government.
THE OLD WORLDs
ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 20. ~ The Preston
Weavers' Association has called q meeting
for the 18Th Of November 10 form an Emf.
grafton Association, owing 70 the constant
reduction In their wages, sF1
The good understanding and amicable
relations between England, Austria and
Germany are the general topics OF conyer-
sation between politicians and diplomats.
The remarkable speech Of Lord Salisbury
on Friday evening, and his assertion that
England's policy in AfghAnistan Is one Of
defense and not dominion, has attracted
universal attention, and receives the
hearty endorsement Of oil European Pow
ers. x. eJiWlf 10 .lT[.7I5l.'sIT- A., ~
American wheat Is high in all European
markets. Rice Is rising. Large cargoes
OF coffee will arrive Wednesday, and
prices are firm. The shipments Of gold to
the United States from London, Hayre
and Hamburg continue unprecedentedly
large. Business on al the Boufses Is hat.
IL Is fumored that the Bank OF England
and the Bank OF France will soon advance
their rates. sUs,i -.sa
The English papersare doing all in their
power to discourage emigration 10 Amefi-
companies are Increasing theif. rates on
American freight T
The time Of Parnell's departure for
America Is uncertain, aud It is not yet
positively decided that he will 20. The
demand for his presence appears to be
much greater in Ireland than 10 America.
Biggar and 0'Cleary have succeeded in
involving themselves ID apersonSl quarrel,
which Is causing dissensions in the ranks
Of their supporters.
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RUSSIA.

ST.. PETERSBURG, October 2O.-lhe Car
will come TO this city from LiyadIa about
the end Of October and remain here a
fortnight, when he will go TO Berlin to
have an interview with Emperor William,
in consequence Of private letter from
the German emperor. From Berlin the
Car will 60 to Gamma, where he and the
empress and several members OF the Prus-
sian imperial family will pass the winter.
Further information from Central Asia
reports the retreat Of General Eomakin's
force west Of Beurma. General Lerguka.
soft will abandon his effort to make Geek
Tepe his base OF operations. He will win
ter between Tchikistar and Duzulum, and
will begin new campaign in the spring.
The expedition To- explore the ancient
bed OF the 0xus, with q view Of connect
ing It with the Caspian Sea, has been
abandoned, the difficulties in the way Of
such connection being found TO be practi.
cally insurmountable. i5hsf@ g
ST. PETERSBURG, October 20.-The GoIos
says that the son Of Khan of Mefv has
brought several thousand Turcoman troops
10 the aid OF the Tekkes. A previous re.
quest Of Khan Of Merv for aid was refused.
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HAYTI.

NEw YORK, October 2O.-stephen Proc.
tor, Haytian Minister at New York, re.
eeiyed the following intelligence: During
the night Of the Sd inst, q revolution
took place at Po,tRu Prince against the
Provisional Government, which ended BY
the formation OF new one composed as
follows: General Salamon, General Richie.
lieu Duperval, General F. A. Simon Saur,
General Flooryal Hyppolite, seide Tele:
maque, General Rgand aud General Sur.
pris Laurent OF the members OF the late
government General Joseph LaMothe and
II. Herrisse, who were the head, have been
arrested and put in prison. Montmorency
BENJAMIN Is 1t the Dutch Consulate, and
General Tanis at the American Legation.
1t Is expected that on or about the 25th
inst; General Salamon will be legally elect
ed President Of the, Republic.
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!. AQUATIC AFrAIRs.
The Rlls,.Ross Rass-An Easy Victor,
foP the PoRtner

The Riley Ross Racs-An Easy Victory
for the Former.
NORWICH, CoNs., October 2o-The boat
race between Ross and Riley, on the
Thames, here to-day was not very exciting,
though witnessed BY a large number 81
spectators. The water was fairly smooth
and the weather perfect. The race was
from osgood's wharf one mile and hall
down the river to stake boat and return,
for prize OF s. 200. Ross was the
challenging party. Riley has been prac-
ticing on the course for ten days and Ross
arrived irem Boston on Saturday morn
ing last. The boats were called at high
water this afternoon, and at 3:45 were
sentof. Both oarsmen took water we'll
at stroke Of about 81, which was increas-
ed before they turned the stake boat.
Neither roWed uniformly, their strokes
per minute varying greatly at different
parts OF the course, at one time rising to
40 and at another being 50. Ross had q
little advantage at the start but owing 10
lack OF knowledge Of the course, lost Il by
steering too Tar In shore. While he was
getting back TO the course Riley passed
and kept increasing his lead 10 the stake
boat, which he turned four orfye lengths
ahead Of Ross. At the two mile point
Ross had decreased the lead TO three
lengths but was unable. to. come up
with Riley, who passed the finish line
nearly two boat lengths ahead of Ross!
Time 23.26t for Riley, and 23.30 for Ross.
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craiailnnInair.IairilEIs.ehg

ST. LOUIS, October 2oi-seyeral hundred
coalminers Of Belleyille, 1llG district, held
8 mass meeting at the French village
about eight miles from. here, this morning
and gave their relations with mine owner
a pretty free discussion. No iormil,ae
ton was taken, but the indications were
at the adjourned meeting ithisaiteEnoo
thattheBtrike, win be determined, On and
formally announced.
At the afternoon meeting several pro
positions were discussed and noted down,
and finally 1t wRs resolved that all-the
miners in the district, numb berihg some
1900, should strike Iiof three cents per
bushel from that date, and that Is the way
the matter stands, All the miners, lodges
In the district were erepresented.es .sss,lL
The Coal Exchange held am6etins here
to-day and reafiirmed theif, action Of Fri.
day last, that they would not yieldto the
demand ot the miners. Trains on the
Omaha extenion Of the ST. Louis, Kansas
City & Northern 4 Railroad left here to.
night, for omlha. Trains will run teGu,
lArly hereafter. =, ~ s3'-s ii,s,gi ID. 80
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ARGHANIsTAN.

LosnoS, October 2o.-A dispatch from
Ali Rhsyl, October 10Th, says: The cause
Of the explosion Of the magazine OF Bala
Hissar Is unknown. One man OF the
stxty:six regiment, twenty-ope Goofkhas,
SIX Comytollowers and many other
Aighans were killed. .SE 5i.t - 'fiS'
"a correspondent al Simla saws: The
abdieationis probably the Wisest corirss
for Yakoob Khan. nts'f ! n. sss1 " '
A dispatch from Lahore reports thai
much anxiety p telt respecting me oondi,
ltte9n ei tIanspo portation In Khyber Pass
where the supply trains are blocked
Three attacks have been made on nh
British by the tribes in the K6rrum Val.
10y since the i2th inst. The Ghiisais,, who
were deIeatea on October II, are reported
expected that Yakooh, ne II hSn's son
who Is i've years old, win ibe recoeniaed n 4,
suecessof 70 the throne. = Il serzT : :! :
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Albany Journal tRepl -.-,g..-,.r
And three weeks hence New York viii
make the same answer The same feel.
ing which stirs the heart OF Ohio thrills
the heartot New York. The same camp
fres which are blazing on the Western
Reserve are all .aglow.on these Eastern
battlehelds, The irresistible current which
sweeps from the West will give Q mighty
impulse to the rising Republican tide In
the Empire State: The people Of New York
stand face TO face with the same vital and
oyershadowing questions which confront.
ed Ohio, land the two great common.
wealths will hold together, in sustaining
theyerdlct. II the Republic Is threaten
ed with imitation, population and revolt
ton by q Solid South, It must be shielded
aud saved by. o Solid North.
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CINCINNATI.
me Rurnlture MaLera' strike-Nearly a
.nASFl f'0 RIotsfg F4H fras fFT-

b "
The RuFniture MAkeFA' StRIke-NeaFIy q
.'yS% t'o Riot. '4f Ilsi w
CINCINNATI, O., October 2o.-The strik.
ing furniture makers, to the number Of
fifteen hundred, held . meeting to-day and
resolved to march to the factory Of Mitch.
ell & RammellsbuIg, where, some work
men remained at the old rates, and de.
mand of-the proprietorsRn. advance Of Is
per cent, and, in case OF n refusal, to take
the workmen out OF the. building. Failing
to find the proprietorS at the factory, they
sent committee to the. store aud made
their demand, which was refused. Mean.
time fears Of riot were entertained, and
forcenof policemen was sent TO- the
place. The strikers marched away with.
out doing any violence, and seemed salts
fed TO end the matter by drawing up q
statement OF facts for, the press. - -
At the meeting Of striking furniture
makers tonight no action was taken to,
ward repeating to-day's demonstration
against the factories, but completed their
Organization for esta6lishing co.opeEatjye
shops, aud appointed acommittee to ash
for assistance from capitalists.
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The Riley Ross Race i!RllSy anEdsy
q ahali Victor. 15l Aa5i
Decision Of a Celebrated Case Ia the
US Supreme Court,
Taylor strauder's Case Being Argued
Yesterdays Record Of Hlgh, Crimes,
Etc, ETC., ETC. 9.s ~ 9SS'
YELLOW REVER.
The WeleoIno Froal.

MExRan, October "A very Slish
frost was percephble this morning. Al
noon six cases were reported TO the Board
Of Health. Mrs. Mary y. Wade died o.
the fever this morning at Forest City
Ark. There are nine people now sick n
that city. Z, st,. sEsa -ns M
lIemphls-NIEht Report. ' t
MEMPHIs octot er %. -ThfeSmore cases
were reported TO the Board Of health this
afternoon, Mamie Tobias, James Cresp,,
and Annie Gdeisel. one additional death
occurred, John F. Davidson. J.D. Con-
way is reported in dying condition. The
following whites We're supplied with
nurses by, the Howards: Jennie Reiners,
Wm. Pferr, Nora Strickland. Lulu McCaS;
sey, Mary Monaghan. and Jacob Kauf-
man. The last nGtned returned 10 Mem
phts q week ago. a.--1,-r; r;,Ii .
On Recommendation of John johnson,
Superintendent of Quarantine, Kple.So 9
ofthe State Board Of HeSlih, prohibiting
loose,A lint land seed cotton 4 ifohij being
brought into the city, hGs been rescnded.
Thermometer Fanged bet cen ll0 and
G4'. Weather cool and cloudy. Vi, r,
Embargo on Cotton Removed. VI
NASHVILLE, October r9O.-President Plum.
kett, Of the STATE. Board of Health, to-day
sent a dispatch to, John johnson sapsEin.
tendent Of quarantine ct Memphis, id.
nouncing the rescindingof Rule 8, and d.
recting johnson 10 instruct the pickets TO
hereafter admit into Memphis loose, lint
and seed cotton, together with such per-
sons as may accompany the same who
may hold pass from johnson.
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TO Gen. v, z SheTpsan, 0. s. a..


LOsPisos, oA1, October II, VIA. DEl1-
SoRTE, Col, October 2O.-A runner has
just arrived frem the Southern Ute Ageu.
cy with {. letter. from Page to Stanley,
dated the 14th inst An all.day council
was held by the chiefs Of the Southern
Utes and all are united and desirous Of
peace, nd.request that runner be sent
renewing the assurances already given.
Twenty-iour chiefs and headmen were
present. The Indfanso Of this agency are
allencamped around 0uray's house. Not
one report IN fifty has particle OF truth,
and the facts are exaggerated beyond rea-
son. The woHen. and children are safe,
probably wiIl not be given up until
matters are arranged by peace Commits.
stoners, who are expected here in week
from Washington,
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The, EaateFn Iron lInrlset

\. Bulletla " 7salaFdAy.,,,q h ftss s.Js,ht
On the market Tor American pigwe find
nothing particularly new. Anticipationa
Of some reaetiors in prices are entertained
By consumers, while, on the other. hand,
sellers do not show any indications Of
weakening, To all appearances, both
buyers aud sellers at6 waiting Tor some;
thing definite TO turn up that would be
likely 70 Influence matters one way or the
other and neither seem anxious 10 do my.
thing In the meantime. Up TO the time Of
writing We were unable % learn 81 busi:
ness AZ less than the basis Of 20 90 for No.
Tx, Lehigh brands, while offerings at bet
Ter than $50 90 were enotnumerous.
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\ ~
| ALI that was mortal Of Dt. LeMoyne
weighed 200 pounds when his, remains
went into the furnace last week. The
lashas NhsnISkeu. odt weighed Just seven
pounds, All the rest had gone up into
the air-like poor Jim BledSoe Gin the
smoke Of the Prairie Belle" Fire did in
an hour or two what years Of time finally
aecomplishes, and meanwhile, as the Doc.
tor was fond Of laying, neithes the ali,
nor the earth, nor the water was con.
taminated or rendered noxlous 10 the
living. He held that the decay Of the
dead, through the processes Of ex.
halation and exudatoH, Is con.
slant source OF danger to the
living in the neighborhood OF cities,
whereas cremation protects society from
this danger. And yet the doctor, with all
the admitted force Of his logic, could not
make the practice popular among his
neighbors-not even in his own family.
There is a sentiment too deeply rooted in
human nature for his theory to materially
affect. II is the sentiment Of attachment
70 the dead, especially to children. Many
parents who would be perfectly Indifferent
about being themselves cremated after
death, would sooner lose a right hand than
icremate a Child Tie desire Il rather 10
preserve. 1t in vault than even TO bury
It in the gtoundS and the, idea Of
Instant destruction by Gre Is intolerable
and even horrible to them. Human ma.
ture cherishes "the dead who die young,"I
and doves tO,preseUs such images 81
sweetness, innocence and purity as long as |
possible. The graves Of children are the
Meseas. Of Borrowing hearts in every Gem.
etsry in the land, and to many they are |
theonly sourte Of cbmmunion between the |
lils that now Is and the mysteries beyond. |
To do away with the green graves Of child.
hood would Be ansieono6lasm more Ii:
than the despolation Of the tenn.
pies in the dark ages.
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TELEGRAPHBRIEFs.


Ross, Of Baltimore, defeated Daley, The
Irish champion, In Wrestlins al TORONTO,
Canada; different styles, best ot fiye falls.
Captain James Stewart. PosaaassaF oi
the United States House OF Representa-.
hves. was stricken with p6falySis Ut Alex.
andria, Va, Yesterday, and Is In . very
precarious condition. 30
The trial Of Sir Francis Hinks, one oI
the directors Of the Cousoli dated Bank d
Montreal, Canada, charged viii signinf
false returnl TO the Government, was con,
cluded to-day. Yerdict, guilty. III
Tho Republican State conyentlon y
Louisiana met 4 New Orleans yesterday
and nominated Taylor Beattie for Gov
eEpot. 4 committee ot fifteen pas ap
lPoinssd 70 Ssleettss oshetssndiaaiss.