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citizen Of the Republic, to continue in the cause;

citizen Of the Republic, to continue in the cause;
also the following:
,Reso1pzd, That tho tai1ers, merchanta. and busl-
ness men Of chicago IN mass meeting Assem- o1eG,
who will not pledge himself to vote and support
the Wright Homestead law, the Eight honr ss law'
and greenbacks instead OF National baak notes,
and the free coinage OF silver. ::
These were adopted; whereupon the meeting
adjourned.
THE sERENADE.
At the close OF the powwow on the Lake
Shore, the crowd poured itself into the lobby
ofthe fremont House, where the Elgin Band
sereuaded the Committee appropriately with
sounding brass and tink1ing cymbals Mr.
George =. Bowen officiated as master OF cere-
monies, and the music drew to the grand stair
case many Of the lady guests Of the fremont
House. An excursion party Ut $50 people from
Indiana merged itself into the audience. and
partially attributed the martial strains to their
own arrival. At the conclusion OF the serenade
Mr.. Bowen, In q few laudatory words, introduced
the Hon. II. 2. OConor, II. c.. Of South
turned thanks for the music by the baud. They
would, be said, consider the event as welcome
from the workingmen Of this great emporium
to committee appointed to look into the
causes Of tile depression OF labor BY, which they
were suffering, and to concert measures pr
their relief. ae had come 1,200 miles, from
Charleston, a city which was Of aye at the time
of the Revolution, and now was lying overcome
and In the greatest financial distress. For years
past Charleston had been reaching out its
arms toward the Northwest in the hope that
in time this section would empty into
its lap some OF the countless millions now d.
verted to other ocean ports. He had hopes that
RAILWAY connections would be made which would
lessen the distance between Chicago aud
Charleston BY $50 miles, In speaking OF the
functions Of the Committee, man like himself,
coming from the impoverished South to vigor-
GUS and busy metropolis, naturally asks him
, 1879-07-27

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 17.-To the Editor
demonstrated that it is not sporadic, I think the
citizens should resurrect the shotgun Quarau-
tine, and picket every road entering the citE, as
am reliably informed that thirteen Memphis
refugees came to this city last evening ia d wag-
Oh. They came up White River on a boat, and
from there across the country. There is not d
public-spirised citizen that would refuse to go
on duty one day, Or, il they cannot go, furnish
substitute. It costs the Board OF Realth moth
Ing, und there is no question about its being es-
sential, as that wagon-load demonstrates II
the people of Memphis or any other district bear
OF shotgun quarantine, they will be likely to
give US WIDE berth. Hoping this suggestion
will meet the appreciation Of the citizens, re-
main, as ever, friend Of the community.
c. II. DAvIHs.
, 1879-07-27

PoRr HuaoN, Mich, July ao.-Passed Up-Props
City of New York, ST. Joseph, Newburg with
Hazard. N. :A1illa, and Ohio and barges. Superior
and consort Philadelphia with scbuylkil and sher-
wood, Henry Howard and Fame, Fred Kelly with
John O'Neil md cousort: stmr keweenaw; schrs
Lem Ellsworth, Guido Plster, Save1and, Mont
gomery, Gold Hunter, Hartford.
Down-Ptops Mary Mills starucca, koano ke
Lowell. India, William Cowie, Oswegatchte. V;
Swain with J. 0. Thayer and consort jarvis LORD
and consort, j. i. Merrill; schrs Henry c. Rich-
ards, Oneonta.
Wlnd-South light; weather fine.
IoRT HUnoS, July 26.--l0 .. u.-Passeu Up
Props ST. Louis Pessac and earges, Maytlower sos.
Clinton with copsort and Gienifier, Sovereign and
consort; schrs ii. J. Cummings, Monterey, Jane
Bell, Sweetheart.
City with Three Brothers, ltaeca end consort,
Glasgow and barges, B. ". Jenness and oa1ges'
Y. Il. ketcham with P. S. Marsh; schrs fafana'
81 S. Bacon. and China.
Wlnd-Souta, light; weather fine.
, 1879-07-27
NORTH CHICAGO.

The Personal Property Assessment for 1870.
The North Division Assessor will turn over
his books to the County Collector Monday
morning and the County Board of Equalization
will Immediately get to work reviewing the as
gessments. They will take the three Chicago
towns together, and will group the county
towns By themselves. The present idea is to
add from 10 to Is per cent to the South Town
assessment, which is S3, ,000, 900 lower than last
year, and to relieve the North and West Towns
of portion of their charges.
r The aggregate personal assessment of North
Chicago this year is 81, ,703,9 $50, as against ST.
So, $40 in 1878, showing an increase OF Sll9 020
The grand recapltulauon for 1878 and 1879
shows as follows:
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GAME NO. 4O3-CR0SS.
BEREFT.

''When one sits quite alone then one wecps-then
God, fness; me e. hans, fec1s." e. D. Brorsntns.
Douslas! Douglas! Six years, NOW. . ). -;
Heavens calm hath ktss'd thy Dfo", : .
Since they bid thee from ny sight, - >
And made desoate the night ~
BY stiffness nwful-cold- Ia
Smelling family Of the mold! -:
Six years since the rnists Of Death -
Melted at thy milky breath: j. -:
Did one cry Of haby-fear =. .-: Z:
Jar the sweetness Of that sphere. .->.,~.
AZ those clinging arms, In vain, - @.>-
Sought thy mothers neck again! -
Six years since IN iron door :. :,ss ~
Changed between us eyermoreI 50. =.
Sfx long years! That little Faca ~ :
Smiles no more in Anv place; ~.
Keyer-never on my breast ~'S~ E.
Shall that golden head be prestl ~:2::'s !.
rs
Thon hast grown to boJhoo7. dear .at
God and Angels, only, near:
- Wilt thou shrink from one made stf3ne6 -
Dy 90 many years Of cnange! Z:
Caust thou child, forget that heafs ~
or whose nbre thou Art part! ~:
Omy God! let Pity reigni
Take this uuauuess from my 0s4lH ~ :
Ere Hopes light, burnt dim, be 4oues
And my coward soul, alone =
In an utter Darkness fall -
. Where such snAke-like horrors crawl!
JulY "a. 1875. M11uAx BxATR1cx D1A1ss%:-
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James Gordon Bennett Stops Runaway
Team.

6ardEogian..t :...
On Tuesday morning about II o'clock the
team attached to Barrett's omnibus line took
fright on North Broadway, near the railroad
that crowded rhorougfare at frightful rate.
Fortunately there was no One in the vehicle at
the time, and, strange as it mav seem to any
one who knows the condition OF Broadway at
that hour, it reached the monument in front OF
the Congress Spring Park entrance without anV
collision. AT this point James Gordon Bennett.
proprietor Of the New York Herald, who was
passing, caught the flying steeds, and, with
great nerve and strength, brought them to
STOP The ho1ses and omnibus were un1n1ured"
, 1879-07-27

EdEChEh IfEaIS-
The champion Wyllie wns at Milnathott M
Gently, and at kiutOss at last advlces- 49,:
A checker ctub with upwards Of twenty rnembe,.
has been organized at Bridgeport, Conn.
Mr. ". Fairgr,eve. the ''boy player" Of schs.
nectadv, y. y, visited New York CITY. Boston
and Albany recently. making very creditabe scorts
with the leading players OF those citiea.
The Cincinnati Commercial says that # Vi. Hal
ford, OF Toledo is really an1fons to PLAY Vest
ern player for stake all he has to do is to senda
deposit to the Turf. and he will find an opponent
Mr. R. E. Bowen, Of Millbusy, Mass, while IN
Providence few days ago. contested eleyen
"a nes with Ar. Freeman, the State champion,
Bowen winning !. Freeman, o; and 10 games vert
drawn.
tered Messrs. Weatlake, SCHNEIDER, and Gross, tas
three leading St. Louis players, with the following
result:
Eonv!!!e. 20 Wsstlsks ...1s PTEawn-.;,3 Totsl
Fonyille....H Gross--.. Drawu ..l9 Total..ss
Mr. J. II. Jenkinse-.DDe Kalb H., writes as FOL-
lows: ssIn game 398 at 18th move. II 17-91u
followed hy ! tnk White wins B. BIT ta'
Weafer's game No. 3s5 examined By some Of out
critics, for think it q White win"
The Glasgow Her I'D states that the inaugural
was brought tn formal close Oh the 281h ult, u
the presentation OF the prizes bv the President
Mr. ", kirkland, OF StEathavcn- The winuesswese
rs follows: First class-1St, Mr. william Dryden,
Glasgow: "a. Dir. William Lewis, Glasgow. Sec
ond elass-lst. Mr.. j. Muir, 1arkhal.; ed. M 7.
Frame, OF La:khall. The tournament was q snt.
cess. and the Committee have decided to hold
another one in April next.
In answer to Mr. C. F. Barker'e recent challenge,
Mr. James l.aoadfe comes out in 1ong-Wtnded
counter challenge in the Hamilton Specotor, odeE-
ing to play any man In America, ". R. OF C. :.
Barker, r. D. Yates, or James Reed, JE.. prefer
red for 5000 side and the championship, sixtr
games, wins and draws to connt, to be played On
Canadian soil. with an allowance for expenseA
etc.. etc. Now come, Mr.. Labadfe, you have no
intention nor expectation Of drawing Nit. Yates H.
to O match with yon. and II You really want
TO play the Barkers or Mr.. Reed, You know how 70
70 about it well euoEgh, Issue challenge 10 thu
regular way, put up forfeit, and then II It Ia not
covered it will be time enough to talk about ths
title. champion DrouEht-P Player Of the Wesieia.
World,'' appended to your late challenge TIA
PLAYERS don't want so much talk; give them some.
thing tangible ''t-
Mr. Frank Greenlee, the noted young playerof
Lafayette. Ind, accompanied BY the very Renh
Mr. Carstairs. e1-champion OF Indiana, made
flying visit to this CITY last Tuesday. Their tina
being somewhat limited, they returned without
engaging in play with any OF our local expeTA
Mr.. Greeniee expresses desire 70 osing o. -
match, either friendly or for a stake, with w.
played ninety nine games. In Judging the result
Of his play with Mr. 1abadie. 1t should %
borne in mind TINT Mr.. G. had just played uo-
wards OF eighty Ennes. nnd was in Consequence 20
much fatigued tn meet fresh player Of MI Laos~
dies strength. Following is the score:
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j. D. Ambrose-It has been duly attended In
F. A. Fitzpatrick-Will do as you say about II
preciuted.
A. S. Inaalls-So1utfons both correct. VIII ~.
anime your position. ~
]. A. Kear-The missing slips have been mailed
and TIE TRIBUNE will go forward regularly herss
after.
Albert Crane-We think It an easv matter to dit.
tfnenish the black and white pieces In our diagram
They cannot be made clearer unless printed direet
from the type.
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White.
White {Hefter) to move and win.
POSITION NO. 1o8

POSITION NO. 1o8
By CHARLIE HEFTEn-
B1ack men on 2, j, 0, 10, IL, l.; kines IN -
28, 20. ~ 81
81. -'@' " q.
White to move and win. ."
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The heaviest personal assessments this year,
including all those above $1,000, are contained
in the following 1ist.
, 1879-07-27

SOLUTION TO POSITION no. IL -
By II. ]. Weafer.
q: ss-1s 11ss-33ss ~ n2-11ss Vt. Vt, s,u+
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I balloed to ulr wife, says /: sAnnie, come out
and save ME, or I'll get killed. She came, and
with a slipper or a board, l couldn't
tell which, she tried to defend me, but she
couldn't, doing her best. Mrs. Hoover SAYS to
her, III you strike III strike you,' and she
shook the billy at her. could see her, though
was down. Then my vile hallocd to the next
nei.hbor, Mr.. Reinhart, to come out and save
her husband or they would kill him he came
to the door, and ny wife says. Don't let them
some 6f them off, and she says, won't let
you XII the man down. Let him get up!'"
AtWere vou on the foor!'
"Yes, and four Of them pounding and kick
ing me.'' >:.
"Charley, md Billy, and Pete Hoover, and
their boarder. don't know his name"
Whist happened then!"
''Mr. Reinhart says. Boys, don't kill the man
down. II looks too bad, go many atop OF him.
And Bi]lr says, &c d-you, rniud your own
business, or we'll make you do it, And then
Billy, says to Pete, Let's take him down
stai5s :ds oean VEL give it TO .w1 1im there sne
down-stairs!' says my wife, and she gave one OF
them shove, and threw him couple Of steps
Downstairs. got up and drew myself into INV
door, and Bnly, think 1t was, made stab at
NE. and the knife struck my thumb, as held
M my hand to defend myself; and then
BE MADE 4 SECOND STAB.
and says 10 M "lIes annie: am stabbed in
the hand; be has got knife.' She was behind
the door. They followed me, aud Billy made
another stab at Inc around another fellows
body, and drew myself back and locked the
door, and staid IN mT house until the policeman
came"
"Whv did the Hoovcrs quarrel with yops''
~ doa't know, sir. They threw water down
on my head the other night IN the hall. I didn't
tbluk it came frnm the roof, und / went
up, and Billy says, What 1t water did
come down. Get out OF here, you
old bastard, or I'll kick. you-'
They are pretty smart boys Billy drew re.
VolTcr on Mr. Reinha1t sometime ago, aud tried
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFs,

Dangerous 80 dollar counterfeit green
backs ofthe issue Of 1859, are being circu.
lated in the West
North Adams, Mass, and vicinity, was
visited by ireshet yesterday, damaging
property to the extent of Sl5O,OOO.
Yesterdays meeting of the Lutheran
Synod, at Wooster, o., was devoted 10
the Board OF Publication Society, it being
very satisfactory to the Synod.
Ike Rector, negro ex.city detective, in a
gambling house fight at Galveston, Texas,
shot Nathan Harris through the heart.
The murderer has been captured.
Hon. Carl Schurz addressed the German
societies OF Baltimore last evening, who
have charge OF the German Orphan Asy-
lum. His audience nun bered 5000.
]. II. Krieger, Jr., cashier Of the defunct
Broadway Savings Bank OF st. Louis, was
brought into Court yesterday and waived
an examination, and was remanded TO
Jail in default Of $4,000 bail.
A number OF spinners in the several
mills at Fall River, Mass, refused to give
ten days notice, as ordered BY the Union
on Saturday, as they were not in sympa.
thy with the action OF the meeting.
A Galveston Mcus' special SAYS: At
Brackettsville, in fight with DR.. Charles
Rivers, Of this place, Lieut.. Rossen, OF the
Twentieth United States Infantry, was
shot and killed by the former, shooting
him Eve times.
A terrific hail storm six miles wide pass.
ed from west to east near Germantown,
Columbia county, New York, last night.
The hailstones were as large as hickory
nuts. Window glass was broken, poultry
killed, fruit OF every kind destroyed, trees
uprooted, fences blown down and one OF
two houses unrooied.
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FoRTY-s1xTH CONGRESS.
JaJ dwAsaNoroN, June 10.
... SENATE.

Mr.. Davis, W. W., from the Committee
on Appropriations, stated that 10 con
BideraliOn of the present state Of business
before the Senate, the Committee were un
able to concur In tho date on House join
resolution fixing tomorrow as the day o.
adjournment
The Senate took up the bill, introduced
by Mcpherson, to amend the net Of l7!e
In regard to the enrolling and licensing oI
vessels engaged In fisheries. The bill
went over on the expiration Of the MORN
ing hour, and tho supplement 10 the Ju.
diCial Appropriation bill was taken up.
Slessrst Conkling aud Dawes opposed
the adoption Of the bill, and Mr.. Hill
spoke Ia favor OF the measure. After o
lew unimpoFtant amendments The bin
was reported buck to the Senate and the
amendments made in the Committee Of
the Whole ngreed TO, and the bill read a
third time and passed by strict purity
vote, yeas 81, nays Is. -.g !
On Motion Sf Mt. Withers the army ap.
bill was taken mp and without
action thereon the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Under the call Of States numerous bills
were introduced and referred. ma,
Mr. Young, OF Tennessee, introduced a
bill granting u pension OF $50 a month to
the widow Of Lieut. Hiram Benner. The
total number OF bills thus far introduced
ut the present session Is 1885
On motion Of Mr.. Ryan the bill was
passed for the relief OF settlers on the
Usage trust and diminished reserve lands
In Kansas.
On motion, bill was passed allowing
pre-emption settlers twelve months after
the date OF filing their entrees to complete
their residence. ir
A resolution to permit subcommittee
of the Committee OF Commerce to sit dnr.
ing the recess and take testimony on the
subject Of commercial relation was offered,
but failed for want OF atwo.thirls majority.
Mr.. Springer, from the Committee on
moved to suspend the rules and
pass the following bill to prohibit military
Interference at elections:
WHEREAS, The presence OF troops at the
polls is contrary to the spirit OF our insti-
.utions and traditions Of our people, and
ends to destroy the freedom Of elections;
therefore,
Be Il enacted &C., That 1t shall not be
awful to bring or employ OF any place
where general or special election Is be-
ng held in State, any part OF the army
,r navy Of the United States as police to
teep the peace at thepolls. .'}
The motion was lost yeas los, nays 50.
Not the necessary tw0-thirds voting for
he motion. II was strict party vote.
The remainder OF the session was taken
Up in considering District Of Columbia
business.
Adjourned,
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MartIn's Ferry News.

Last Saturday was pay day at Rainey's
Coal Works above town, and some Of the
men finding they had more money than
they had use for, invested It in cheap
whisky, and the result was that great deal
Of bad blood was stirred up, and several
small rows occurred on Saturday night.
On Sunday morning two Of the miners,
named Lewis Hooker and David Bonar,
got into fight, and Hooker drew knife
and cut Bonar in two places, once in the
back and again in the back, tho latter cut
was very severe, penetrating the lungs
and producing q dangerous wound. Hook.
or Immediately jumped into the river aud
swan across to the Virginia shore and
made his escape. DIR. Hobensack was
called In and rendered the necessary sur
gical aid, and at this time the wounded
man appears TO be doing very well. The
Superintendent, Mr.. Johns, promptly dis.
charged all those who were engaged In the
row.
The Republicans Of this place are com.
mII,encing the campaign work already.
They have rented Medill's Hall until after
the election, and will have 1t seated com.
tortably, and propose TO open reading
room. A large numbeS met on Sat
urday evening, and appointed com.
mIttees on bylaws, reading matter, &C.,
and then laid the town off into districts
and appointed committees to poll each
district, after which they adjourned 10
Tuesday evening, when a Foster Club, the
inst In the State, will be organized. A
large number who have been with the
National party for two years, have come
back and say they are with the old party
again.
DR.. Il. Capehart and wife were yery
pleasantly surprised on Saturday evening,
by the coming home Of all their children.
Mrs. Allyn Lash and daughter, OF st,
Louis, No., Alex, from the Columbus
Dispatch and Master Ed, naval cadet, from
the Naval Academy, at Annapolis. It was
a complete surprise Us the parents were
not expecting such q visit, and were OF
course oyerjoyed. Master Ed. is home
for his regular lurlongh and will not return
until September. He is looking hale and
hearty, showing.that he is improving BODY
as well as mind.
Master James Kerr, son OF Mayor Kerr.
cadet at West Point, will be at home for a
short vacation this week.
]. Il. Drennen, the editor Of the Ohio
VALLEY Neaus, with his wife, will 20 10 Cln-
clnnah this week to attend the Ohio Etli-
torial Association, and will take in the ex-
cnrsion to st. Louis and Denver.
J.S. Harrison has purchased lot oil
North Fifth street and Is putting up sub.
stantial tw ostory house. Medill & Exlevs
have the contract for the building.
The glass works will stop next Saturday
for two weeks.
A. Lodge Of the Circle Of Honor was or.
ganized In Pythian Hall on Saturday
evening, by :; l. s. Hall, Grand Com.
mander, assisted by others from Wheel
and installed: ]. T. Craig, G. q: r. n
Theaker, P. g.; W. D. Lewis, O.: Finley
Taylor, Chaplain. They will hold their
meetings on Monday evenings in Pythian
Hall. The lodge starts with good pros.
poets and will no doubt Oil up rapidly.
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BeiIaire LoeaI..

Some Of the scholars in Bellaire will not
have much vacation as they will attend a
private school taught by Miss Ada Jones,
on Gravel Hill.
Ben Cowen left Monday morning for bis
home, Delaware, Ohio.
There were about 1000 scholars in the
public schools OF this city last year, the ay.
erage attendance being 1900. A class Of
seven, and probably more, will graduate
next year.
Some rich things are coming out about
Mcconnell, the temperance lecturer.
Miss Emma Gill's kindergarten school
still thrives.
A milk man Of almost extraordinary sin
pidity, and who annoyed every one with
whom he came in contact, has been ned
ling milk around Rellaire In a bucket IL,
good many months. He was seen lasl
week In Wheeling with a paper beppins
aid, and stating that he had a sick Nh,
and helpless family needing aid. III,
way the story goes here, he was married
but few weeks ago! 'SN
Joe Randolph, a eolored man, workin,
In Morgan's coal mine, was kicked in nm
face BY q mule Monday morning. II, H
seemed asmuch scared as hurt.
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CAUGHT AT LAST.



CHICAGO, June l6.-A year ago the Ma
tional Bank officers, finding that they had
been victimized by some clever iorgerics,
set Pinkerton's Agency to work on a clue
which to-day resulted in the arrest Of
Chas. Rrockway alGS Chas. Seymour, one
OF the most expert forgers In the country,
and well known in the Eastern States as
the leader OF those other noted crooks Ed.
Hall, Andy Roberts, Valentine Gleason,
Walter Sheridan, Walter Patterson and
Spence Pettis. Shortly afterwards two
"pals, VIM. Qdell and Jas. Morgan, OF
Philadelphia, were arrested.
Some IS months ago Brockway came
here, and having the appearance OF a gen.
tleman and respectable merchant, be.
came a member oil the Board OF Trade and
obtained insight into the manner OF con.
ducting business places where the firms de.
posted, and had several accounts with the
different banks himself under the name OIL
Chas. Seymour. He seems to have begun
the work at once, but very discreetly and
long intervals interviewed between the
jobs. The local banks suffered most,
their losses being estimated at abouj
$4,000. BrotkYay had friendship with
the alleged detectives known as Sam. anc
DOC Welker, and when his nest became
known they moved his baggage from thl
hotel where he had been living, but It wa
found at 5l5 Wabash avenue later in thl
day, and consisted OF the most complete
set oil forger's apparatus ever captured 0
dies, checks, stamps, ribbons, pens, blanI
drafts, &c. Brockway has served tw,
years In the Auburn, N. Y, renitentiary
The First National Bank is said TO he TIL
heaviest sufferer. -
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WASHINGTON. PA.

Large Receipts OF WooI-Rev. Q. A.
Dlekey, Formerly OF wheeIInS-Rev.
Marcus Ormond.
The woolis coming in to market in great
quantities.
RevaC. A. Dlckey, of Philadelphia, class
Of 1860, goes to Europe this summer with
his family.
A large amount Of wool was sold by our
farmers on Saturday. The ruling price
was s. cents.
The District Pomana Grange, Of Wash
ington county will meet at Grange Hall,
Independence, the third Friday in August,
at l0A, NJ. sr,
There are several wool packing Concerns
in Washington all busy. The crop is 60
ing out OF the county rapidly.
The friends OF Rev. Marcus 0rlnond
will be gratitiel to learn that he has SO far
recovered his health as to be able to leave
his home, st Noblestown and engage in
the selling OF books. BY operating in this
business and travelling during the summer,
he hopes to be entirely restored to health
aud strength.
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FOREIGN NOTES.


The German lseichstag has rated duties
on wooden goods In accordance with the
proposed government tariff.
The English sporting reporters say that
such performance as that OF Hanlan yes.
terday has never been seen in the British
waters.
A telegram from Rio Janelro states
that General Goby has deposed the Presi.
dent ot. Paraguay and seized upon the
government.
A London CORRESPONDENT at Vienna re-
ports that fresh inundation has taken
place in GaliCla, ,Selicia aud Hungary. Hall
Of the town Of rroppan, in Austrian
Selicia, is submerged. The hay harvest
Is destroyed. Seven iron bridges have
been demolished, and tho Danube is still
ElSlUK.