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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-24

Train No. l connects at Braceville with A d q W
train at 9:27 o m and ll:30 q m, for LeRvitsburg War
rem youngstown, Greenville, Meadville and Sala.
manca; with the 9:15 @ m train for RavennR q Kent;
also with O q NJ train at PhalAnx for Cleveland, ar.
irving at Cleveland OF 11:00 o m.
Train No. 3 connects at Braceville with A & g W
train at 6:10 p m, for Warren, Greenvile, Meadville,
youngstown and Sharon; with $40 p m g q M train
at Phalanx for Cleveland, arriving at Cleveland at
1905 p m.
Train No 2 connects at Alliance with @ q P train
north and south, for Lima, Atwater, Bayard, Sa-
~lineville, New Philadelphia and Wellsville; also with
p, FW q O trains cast and west, for Salem, EnOn and
Pittsburgh, Canton, Masslllon, Wooster, Crestline,
Fit Wayne and Chicago.
The Alliance q Lake Erie Railroad is now open for
the transportation of freight and passengers from
and to Alliance via A q g W Railway TO Cincinnati
New York and intermediate points also to CleVe,
land via g q M Railway.
Trains will stop at Stations named on this Schedule
rains run by Columbus time,
H. SHAFFER, Superintendent.
H, BLEAKLEY. Gen. Manager.
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city owe the plants, leaving it between

rectly over the plants, leaving it between
them.
Immediately after the fruit is gathered
in June, emove the mulch, dead leaves
and runners, and stir the soil thorough
ly, after which the bed should be treat
ed as it was the previous year. Three
crops can usually be taken from a bed
grown in this way.
More than twice the ordinary amount
of fruit can be obtained, if one has the
control Of plenty Of water, and will
keep the ground moist from the time the
blossoms first appear until the fruit is
ripe. In the absence of water, a heavy
mulch is the next best thing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-24
WESTWARD,

Trains Nos. 8 and Il run daily
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. !, q, {
Gno II, between Cincinnati and New York daily,
Hotel coach on trains land "a between Chicago
and New York daily, via Mansfield.
Train No, 3 connects at Mansfield with Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne d Chicaho Railroad for Chicago, Mil
waukee, Omaha and all points In the Northwest
Connections at Akron with the @. Mt. ", &C. r, r.,
at Meadville and Cory for Oil Regions; at James
town for Buffalo and Niagara Falls; at Salamanca
for Rochester, and at Binghamton for Albany.
Close connections at Cincinnati with nGinu ~,
the South and West.
WI SHATTUC, General Passenger and Tickle
Agent, Cleveland, o.
P, D, COOPER, General Superintendent, Cleve
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TO REGULATE THE LIVER,

USE ONLY SELLERS LIVER PILLS, the
best and only true Liver Regulator. Established
over 80 yeas They cure Headache, Bilious
and Ague, and all similar diseases like magic. Get
the right Kind SELLERS LIVER PILLS, 25 cts,
The great Worm destroyer!-SELLERS' YER
MIFUGE, Expelled 400 worms from my
child, two years Old "-WN. SARVER, ST. Louis, Mo.
Sold by druggists. Price 25 cts. each. r. f. SELL
ERS & CO., Prop'rs. Pittsburgh, Pa. Send for cir.
culars. apo
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Notice Of Insolvency.

The estate of he late Alexander Henderson has
this day been declared ins0lvent by the Probate
Court OF the county Of Stark and State Of Ohio, and
all the creditors OF said estate are hereby notified
that they Will, within six months from the 18th day
claims or the same will be forever barred. The I'M
dersigned, W. Mcmillan, administrator ofsaid estate
has been appointed a commissioner 10 examine and
pass upon said claims, and he will receive and PASS
upon them at bis Office In Masslllon, Ohio.
Wm. MCMILLAN,
June 3, 1880. --lOlW
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CLEVELAND, MT. VERNON d DELAWARE
" RAILROAD.
Time Card.-m Effect June %, 1879.
GOING NORTH.
STATIONS. NV, ~ ~ :, NJ, =, No, 70
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Leave Bsyard 1900 p. m. and $50 p. M; ArriVB
New Philadelphia $40 and 7.2O p. m, Leave New
Philadelphia $50 a, m. and 1880 D, a., Ariye
Bayard 900 q. m. and 8.45 p. m.
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Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified az Executor
Of the estate OF Lewis Miller late OF Stark County,
Ohio, deceased. JOHNSON SHERRICK,
lun3.dw Executor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-21
BROUGHT BY THE CABLE.
Yesterdays SHOOTING AT WIN.
BLEDON.
sudden Rise In American Securities
Turkeys Preparations for War
-Russia's Covetousnesa
General Foreign
News.
RIFLE SHOOTING.

WIMBLEDON, July o0.-There is good
light to-day, but variable and uncertain
winds. In the competition for the Henry
Rifle Association Cup, Brown and Gerrish,
Americans, each shot in two competitions,
Brown made so and 40; Gerrish 40 and 4S.
Baker, Of the English team, made IS in
the contest for Arthur prizes, out OF a
possible so. Brown made 40, and Gerrish
46. In shooting for the ladies' prizes, any
rifle, Gerrish made 81, Brown 20 and
Baker 81.
The match next Saturday will begin at
an early hour, probably 10 q. M, and two
ranges will be shot at before lunch.
Browns shooting this morning COM
prises 80 bulls.eyes, made almost without
q break.
In the "any rifle" Association cup COM
petition, Halford and Baker, of the English
team, both tied Browns score, each scoring
so, the highest possible, and making three
bulls eye in three extra shots. Halford
during the afternoon shooting made 10
and Baker, who scored 40 in the contest
for the Arthur prize, % successive bulls
eyes. In the competition for the Arthur
prize Scott scored 80, the highest possible,
Fisher Al and Hyde AZ. In the contest
for the ladies prizes Joynt made the
highest possible, namely, IS. In the con-
test for the Duke OF Cambridge's prize
Humphrey is first so far, with score Of
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BELLAIRR.

There was no meeting OF the School
Board Monday night.
One OF the large windows Of Cummins
& Walters has been broken.
The assessmentoi real estate in Pultney
Township, outside OF Bellaire averages
$4S % per acre. Mr.. Alex NefF, the ap-
praiser, has Just finished his work. The
last assessment, in 1870, made an average
value OF s45 sS per acre.
Probably there are very few towns OF
Bellaire's siZe that are as free from avn
ing posts but although some were put to
great Inconvenience TO do without them,
some are permitted to keep them yet.
Company D had skirmish drill on the
SQUARE and on some OF the streets, Mon
day evening. Most OF the time 1t was next
TO impossible for the rear OF the company
TO hear the order on accountof the boys.
And the crowd who sauntered up mot all
boys) and stood directly between the skir-
mishers, greatly interfered with the move
ments. By brisk movements the crowd
was tired out and something learned OF
the drill. Some OF the non.commissioned
officers were reduced to the ranks and
some will probably be dishonorably dis
charged.
Misses Mary and Belle Day, OF steuben-
vile, are visiting Miss Carrie Wetherald.
The household goods Of Clark Cooper
were set out in the street Monday even
ing, which made Clark just hopping.
The glee club met at Mr.. Stevens on
Gravel Hill Tuesday evening. This club
Is composed Of young folks from all parts
OF the town who are fond OF singing.
Messrs. Hoffman and Camp and their
families are getting ready 10 rusticate at
Burr's mills camp meeting grounds.
Robert Hank and family and John Tay-
lor left for Atlantic City, MI, Tuesday.
Bills are up for circus, show, OF some
thing OF the kind in Bellaire, July 2S.
The First and Second ward Hancock and
English club met in the Market House
Monday evening, and elected the follow
permanent officers: President, John B.
Harney; Vice Presidents, John Roach and
Geo. Pangtatz; Secretary, Chas. Schrake;
Treasurer, Jos. Beck. The club will meet
'every Monday night until Hancock Is
elected" They will wear out the Market
house steps before that time.
There will be Hancock and English
club organized at Benwood Saturday even.
ing. K. q. +.
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TURF SPORTS.
Good RaeInE at the chicago MsttIpg.

Good BacIng at the Chicago Meeting.
CHICAGO, July 20.-The first summer
trotting meeting OF the Chicago trotting
club began to-day. Weather beautiful and
track in fair condition. Attendance from
four to five thousand. The sport was fine
and the contests were 80 close that at s
O'Clock only one OF the three races was
finished, although twelve heats had been
trottsd. The postponed races will be trot-
ted of, beginning at noon tomorrow.
The great feat Of the daywas the magnifi-
cent speed OF Munro Chief, who won his
race in spite Of very apparent attempts to
pocket him In the first event. The Spirit
OF the Turf stake, open TO all stations, 500
entrance, with 81, 1000 added. IS per cent
TO the lst horse, 20 to the End and 10 TO
the 3rd. Munro Chief. 2-2.l-l-l; Harris,
l.1.2.3.2: Wedgewood, 33.S 2-S; Bon
setter, 4-t4; time 2:24!.
In the above event Harris and Munro
Chief sold about evenly in the pools. The
first heat was taken easily by Harris. On
account OF Munro Chief breaking In the
second heat, the contest was chiefly be-
tween Harris aud Wedgewood.
In the third heat Splan, who was driving
Wedgeward, crowded Munro Chief out
OF place and ranged along side Of Harris,
leaving Munro Chief in the pocket, and
Bonesetter. by fine burst Of speed, took
place along with the leaders. He did not
last, however, and Munro Chief being
crowded to the outside, broke through, and
getting to the pole came in first, amidst
great applause.
Splan was fined $50 and notified that II
necessary, the fine would be repeated.
The two remaining heats were warmly
contested and won by the Chief In re-
fast time for the last heats.
The second event, Novelty Carriage
Works stake; 2:27 class; $3.50 entrance;
$3.50 added to the divided purse: John
Grant, 1-1.6 9.s; Rienzi, 10 2.2-l.3; Daisy
Dale, 3.7-45-1; Boston, 2-4.3.4.5; Talu
Maid, ll.6.5 "a; Billy, 6-l0,9.S.6; Crockett,
9 9.l0.7.7; Edwin Bard, Calamus, Drawn
and Ben Morrill, distanced. Time: 2:253,
2:35!, 2:24!, 2:25l, 2:26t.
There was nothing remarkable about
this race although 1t was pretty one
throughout, and in doubt from the start
10 the finish, John Grant being the prime
fayorite. The third race purse was for
$500 for the 2:20 pacing class: Sorrel Dan,
lilo; Little Brown jug, 2.3; Wonderful,
SO; Clinker, 8; Bald Hornet, A; time,
2:16-2:21i. Sorrel Dan was the tavorite
In the pools, but astonished even his
hackers by burst Of speed in the first
heat.
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, July 2O.--Parnell has accepted
the presidency Of the movement OF the
movement for the complete amnesty of
Irish political exiles. At consultation
Of the Conservatives it was determined to
renew opposition to the compensation bill
in the House OF Commons on motion for
q third reading. The Morning Poa under
stands that the Earl OF Lestonel has re-
signed the post OF Lord in Waiting to the
Queen, owing to the attitude OF the Gov
ernment with respect to the compensation
for disturbance in the Ireland bill. 1t
is understood that the result Of the Ohes-
ter election petition will not lead to a
withdrawal from the Cabinet OF Right Hon.
John George Dodson, President oil the
Local Government Board.
In the House OF Lords this evening,
Earl Granville, in replying to question,
said that the application Of the Porte for
German officers to assist in the reorgani.
zation OF the Turkish finances, was made
five months ago, and that the German
government had assured England that Ger
many cordially acted with European con-
cert.
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SPAIN.

LONDON, July 9o.-A Madrid cores.
pondentsays: "when Queen Maria Chris.
tina came SO Spain she only retained one
Austrian attendant, young and able
physician, who insisted, at the end June,
on account of Her Msjesty's health, on
the transfer OF the Court to Lagranjs, di-
rectly after the Cortes separated. Span
ish doctors hardly concealed their jealousy
OF the foreigner, who now advises the
King to prolong the stay OF the Court at
Lagranja until after the Queens confne-
ment, which is expected in August, when
the heat in Madrid will be very great
The senior Spanish physician resigned and
the others would have followed his exam
pie had not the King declined TO receive
his, resignation. The opinion OF Madrid
surgeons is that with care the heat might
not be dangerous-Prenier Canovas Del
Castillo shares this opinion. He consid.
ers Lagranja Palace insufficient for the
State ceremonies attending the birth Of an
heir to the throne. The Austrian physi-
clan sturdily defends his views. The
Queen prefers to remain at Lagrania.
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TURHEY.

CoxsrAxrrNopLE, July 2O.-Exteusive
preparations are making in case Of a war
with Greece. Troops, artillery and am
munition are being sent to Salonica, Valo
and prevesa. Orders have been telegraph.
ed to the provinces that recruits shall be
collected and forwarded to the several
depots with all available speed. The AL
banians are being encouraged to prepare
for resistance and are being supplied with
arms and ammunition. The Albanians
League have resolved to employ 10000
piastres OF its revenue for the fortifcation
Of Metsova, 1926 900 piastres for the fortiR-
cation OF Prevesa, and $1,000 piastres for
the iortifcation OF Arta.
Che Russian, Capt 0ussof, who murder.
ed General skobeloff's mother and her at
tendants, while on the way to Tchirapan,
was in the Bulgarian service. He was or.
rested by four Montenegrins.
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orapl P.rly,. Hop. Apd Ml.hap..

DENvER, CoLn July 20.-Last night, at
Mauitou, General Grant, wife and Mrs.
Fred Grant received the State Press Asso-
citation. In conversation, one editor
said: "We wish that Secretary Schurz
had remained longer in Colorado at the
time OF the Meeker murder"
The General replied, with smile,. "Do
you think they would have caught him?"
A Chicago lady asked him how he felt
over the defeat at Chicago. He replied,
~ am glad did not get the nomination
Before daylight, this morning, robbers
entered the apartments OF the Grant fam.
lily, at the Beebe House, Manitou, and
stole S400 worth Of iewelry and money.
The robbery is supposed TO have been
committed by sharpers.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

Gen. Neal Dow has written letter &C.
cepting the nomination for the Presi.
dencY by the National Prohibitory party.
A freight train on the Connecticut Val.
ley railroad was thrown from the track
yesterday by misplaced switch, and con.
ductor Beacon was killed, and the engin.
esr, Frank Stellman, and the fremen, VIM.
Stanton, were fatally injured.
The Toledo Commercial newspaper estab.
lishment has been sold by ]. n. Brown,
assignee, to A. W. Search, late Of Coshoc.
ton, Ohio, who assumed control OF the
paper yesterday. 1t will remain as under
It's former management, Republican In
politics.
Count Louis Francois De Bour,eles died
yesterday in Beverly, Mass. The Count
came 10 this country about the same time
as Aggasil, ,.whose pupil and fellow worker
he became. After the death OF Aggasiz he
was appointed keeper Of the Museum ot
Comparative Zoology, which position he
retained to the close Of his life.
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reports: ,o. ,.,
noSs-heCelPs l9'o!O heau shipments
NV heau. ooou 70 ClloICe gehetaliy suoIget'
otherS steaay; mixeI % packing comuioAS u 3Va
90 CHOICE - ooA4 W. "sn' " AVat oo' All
''H. T.rr,r-Paca,rta, sOo bs,d sbinusn,.
SNS bsnJ cotnn,or 10 f,ir shinnin9 ~ 1Ha
4 n. nooj N ci,nIc" st Gs4 a0. bSS,chsr's
al csnnarS hmv,T. t,oeiv. y1aes rTsysr.
StropS 90 asa Il. rativa bptehor, 90 s5s
q IN "
Smxrp-Receipts 1000 head Market firm
at ss 5(a4 7G '''N' ''>'
The Journals London cable reports all
kinds OF cattle steady.
O,smuN.4I JuIy 20.-Cotton easier nj 11Hc
Fionr dnll and mammal Wheat firm. M
. amber il5ay,jc. M, red winter Dsa9sc Corn
In fair demand. No 2 mjxed 4oaI0Xc 0ni.
strong and higher: No. = mixed SSasso i've
firm; No, 2 old ST 90; do new 05c. Barley
quiet; No. fall 9Oc. PORK quiet but firm
at $l3 OO Lard IN lair demand ut 90 rs. Bulk
meats strong at 81 75N7 10 Bacon In good
demand ut IS 60a7 T5aS l2IIl. wnls.y strong
atSl o.. Butter strong and higher; choice
Western Reserve ldalIc; choice Central Ohio
l6alGc. Hogs tiFn and unchanged.
TOLEDO, July 20.-Wheat easier; No. 3
white Wabash 00c; No. 2 red Wabash, spot
81 COX; July 9JHc; August and September
96c; old No; 2 red 81 10; No. 8 red Wabash
glc 5eleeted se oS 10 Cnn aoSr i. tTos hioh II oo
t"S GT reg pt1eS Snot oi' sS%c u se.ctsS sac
damaged % SAC. Oats dull and nominal.
-. 1t. an T,..
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MOUNDsvILLE.
The whisky -Pittsburgh Capital.
lists Looking Around-Arrested for
burglary.
MoUSpsvuLE, July 20,

burglary.
MoUNDsv1LE, July 20,
Editors Intelltsencer.
Our County Court adjourned yesterday.
The result in the whisky cases was the
finding OF $50 indictments against twenty
six different individuals, the number
against each ranging from one to thirty
three. This is victory so far, but the
trial OF these cases cannot take place be-
before the November term OF Court, and it
remains to be seen what the result will be
in the meantime. Some Of those selling
have quit the business and declare their
intention OF staying ost, while others
express their determination OF selling in
spite OF the prosecution. Our Prosecuting
Attorney knows his duty and he seems
determined 10 do 1t. II Is now certain
that he has the assurance that all good
citizens will stand by him in the matter.
Tomorrow we are to be visited by a
company oil Pittsburgh capitalists who are
selecting site on which TO start the man.
uiacture OF mallaeble iron on a large scale.
We do hope that they will meet with the
reception they deserve; that inducements
will be held out to them that will cause
them 10 locate in our midst. This is an
opportunity for Moundsville improve.
ment, which, II let pass, may never come
again. Let us give them reception that
will cause them TO wish TO stay, and above
all II they find q site to suit them, let 1t be
sold to them at reasonable price, or
given to them II necessary to insure their
coming.
Dr.. Uriah Thomas Young was arrested
yesterday, and Is now in our Jail on the
charge OF bigamy. 1t seems that the Doc.
tor thought that the serving OF his time in
the Penitentiary abselved him from all
his marital vows, which were really too
numerous before, and he went and took
to himself another wife. So now he
lauguisheth in Jail, with fair prospect
for another term in the whip factory. He
married somewhere near Rosby's Rock.
By some complications in the matter
our new mill in the Upper ward has been
standing idle for some time, but 1t Is now
the understanding that 1t will start again
next week, and iiit isso, 1t will continue TO
run.
EkeAlly Hd hl0 uuupA LuhuJ Ob4IkAtlJup "
"Drusilla" for the compliment paid Us in
last Sundays issue OF the MesHs, Letter. II
about 10000 other Democrats in West Va.
thought the same We might be induced to
well, we will not anticipate.
The Commercial office will be removed
from its present place, in the Upper ward,
to the building Immediately east OF the
Mound City Hotel. Bro. Crouch Is rapid
ly increasing his subscription list.
The old camp ground ia beginning to
present a lively appearance.
Quite number Of families both from
Wheeling and our own town are occupy.
ing their nice cottages. Each year this
nice resort is growing more charming, and
l am more fully convinced nov than ever
before that arrangements should be made
here for regular summer resort. Every.
thing is favorable 10 II, and ] have nc
doubt in my own mind, but that in ten
years from nowit will be . popular resort
8
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AFGHANISTAN.

LONDON, July 2O.-A oabul dispatch
says: "By advice from British agents
many ofthe most important members Of
the National, or Yakoob party, including
Mooshke Alan, Mohomed Jan and the
Ghilzai Chiefs have accepted Abdur.
rahman Kahn as Ameer and have
left to Join him at Charikar, to which place
at the express wish OF the English he
moved on the 10th inst. A public recog-
milton OF Abdurrahmsn Khan Is Ameer
will probably be not long delayed. The
military evacuation will therefore be earli-
or than was expected.
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InaInn Denre,Intiops.

wlsHSuTOS, July 2o.-Colonel Hatch
n ,ent' the following dispatch from Santa
q New Mexico: The latest hostiles have
assn ! many horses from the ranches near
VShHAhaa, swinging around that city for .
Sa', a'eai' OF about thirty miles. Ariada, an
~ ~ Indian fighter, who has fifty men with
an says most Of the hostlles are forty
Sa.ss -aS southwest OF Galijas, some distance
sS1a y ", GtChlhuahua. They go into Galijas
,Se x Gade. They are not killing people. l
,aA S.a sney will cross below Quitnian.
E.e ~! indians crossed July 4th. Captain
PPnaEsfhoH pm is looking for them from El
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100000 Short.

New YoRK, July 2O.-The Brooklyn
Eagle says: Jno. H. Knaebel, attorney and
counsellor at law, and formerly assistant
corporation counsel, has quilted Brooklyn
and gone to New Mexico. His affairs
have been left in very unsatisfactory state
and it Is alleged he has failed to account
for large sums OF money belonging to his
clients. which were ntrusted to him for in
vestment. Some say that Knaebel's liza
bilities to clients will reach over Sl00, 900.
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i SPRINGFIELD, July 90.-The first State
Convention OF colored men ever held in
Illinois, met here to-day, pursuant to a
call recently issued. One hundred and
twenty six delegates were present from
different parts OF the State. John G.
Jones, OF Chicago, was made temporary
Chairman, AID NJ. A. Fields, Temporary
Secretary.
Several ringing speeches were made by
prominent cnlOreL orators, urging the
necessity OF s,ickisg to the Republican
party.
Tile Committee on Resolutions subse.
quenlly submitted their report, avowing
the iealty Of their race TO their natural pro-
tector, The Republican party.
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OF GEN. sKoBELorrs WIFE.

CoSsrANrlSoPLE, July, oO.-The aid de
camp Of Gen. shobeloff, who accompanied
Madame skobeloff, was wounded but sue.
ceeded in reaching Philipopolis, where he
denounced Sub. Lieutenant ouzatis, whom
he knew well as the assassin OF Madame
SkobelotT. He had been frequent visi-
tor at Madame Skobeloe7s.
0uzatis fed to the mountains, but was
captured by the cavalry. His Monteue.
grin accomplices, his brother and several
OF bis friends were also arrested. The
motive for the crime was supposed to
have been robbery, as Madame Skobeloft's
money and ornaments were not found
when the police arrived at the scene OF
the nnrdar
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FRANCE

PARIS, July 9o.-Rochefort repudiates
all idea Of laying siege to Gambetta's seat
for Belleville. he does not wish to be a
Deputy, as he fears that when he has
brealhed the same air in the Chamber for
some time, 1t will be difficult not to grad
ualy melt into the same opinions.
President Grevy visits the feet Of Cher.
bourg at the end Of the month. This, II
Is said, indicates his resolution not to al
low Gambetta too much prominence.
A telegram from Madrid states that Mar
shal Bazaine is In precarious health.