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Room i'm the Iron Market.

Especial 10 the Cincinnati Commercially
PITTSBURGH, August Designs OF re-
awakening in business after the torpor OF
summer are visible in industrial circles
here. Orders for merchant iron and steel
in the hundredfold shapes in which it Is
turned out in Pittsburgh are beginning to
come in. One leading iron firm reports
that they have more orders on their
books than they ever bad before in the
month OF August. 1t is notable fact
and very healthy sign that The most
of the inquiries are for cash rates. This
shows that western merchants are in good
shane. and that the continued bounteous
haryests have placed the agricultural West
on a sound footing. There is not much de-
mand for pig-iron at present, and prices Tor
the lower grades have been weakening. The
little boom there was a month or so ago oil
came from the smaller mills. The special
grades OF iron, or those OF higher range OF
quality, are remarkably scarce, and prices
show a marked upward tendency. Such
iron. for instance, as Is used for tubes. OF
which miles upon miles are made every
day in this vicinity, has advanced 10
1895 and SO per 100. Tank iron Is
now being imported from Europe, the
demand for tankage for oil being unprece-
dented. Many capitalists think they see
money In storing up petroleum for future
use. The stock on hand. 100000 barrels,
IL only about eight months supply. at the
rate the world Is now using up our oil. Ii
Is understood that tankage for several mil
lions OF barrels is now being contracted for.
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The Tunnel DiSnSlCr.
A FORTNIGHT YET BEFORE THE BODIES CAN
BE REACHED.

A FORTNIGHT 1El BEfDkE HE bODlES IAN
BE REACHED.
New YORK, August 20.-WOrk on the
cOller-dam and caiSSOn at the point where
the HudsOn-River tunnel collapsed is still
IN progress. 1t is now thirty days since
the tunnel caved in, and the engineers in
charge claim that it will be two weeks yet
before they can remove the bodies. Two
pumps are kept constantly at work hosting
from the cofier-dam the water which gains
an entrance by ooziDg through the bulk
head, twenty-five feet in width. This bulk
bead is composed OF piles driven down at
intervals, and supporting timbers laid
crosswise, the interstices being filled with
rock and earth. The pressure from the
river forces the water through this struc-
ture under The coiler-dam with so much
rapidity that the utmost power OF the
pumps can only succeed in lowering it
seven or eight feet below its level.
About one-half the Work OF building the
caisson is completed, and it Will be ready to
sink he latter part OF next week. An air.
lock will he employed, and pressure OF
some fifteen TO eighteen pounds to the square
inch will be necessary to keep the water out
Of il so that the men can work there. Col
onel Haskin expects no serious engineering
ulI1cuItlCS III lut way vi tbio
work. and still adheres to his former plans.
Soundings have been made which convince
him that the main tunnel is still unframed,
and that the only injury to the work Is
directly beneath the cotier-dam, where the
collapse occurred. This will be repaired
bv the use OF the caisson and the cofier-dam.
The slit will be removed. and the tunnel at
this point enlarged to the full size. When
this has been completed the work will be
resumed at the further extremity OF the
main tunnel, which is some 800 feet from
the bank.
Colonel Haskin appears TO be sanguine Of
success, and believes he will meet with no
further mishaps or danger. Some Canadian
engineers have been visiting the works re-
Gently, among whom was Mr.. l.. A. Sene-
cal, general superintendent OF the Quebec,
Montreal and Ottawa railroad; Mr.. G. B..
Labctto, and Mr.. Alexander Louthood. 1t
is said these gentlemen approve Of Colonel
Haskin's plan OF repairing the tunnel, re-
covering the bodies, and prosecuting the
work
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Fearn wins the swimming Match.

ATLANTIC CITY, August 21.-The decision
of the swimming contest between BOy:On,
Of America, and George Fearn, OF Eng.
land, tool: place hsre to-day, the course be-
ing-BOylon two and half miles and Fearn
two miles. The men entered the water at
1:02 2. ". Boyton made the first mile in
thirty.eigbt minutes and Fearn in forty
one minutes. The former continued on his
course to the buoy and a quarter Of mile
beyond, while Fearn rounded the mile
buoy. When BOyton had rounded he found
that his opponent was too far ahead to be
oyertaken. He made strong squirt to over
haul him, but failed Fearn coming in at 2:23
p. NJ, winner by six and half minutes.
BOy,On wore his rubber suit aud used his
paddle, and Fearn swan in bathing Il uUk.
The thonsand.doIIar stake-money will be
paid to Fern.
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MARsNE rNTELLsGENCn.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Auousr FL. 1880.
AppIyrr

steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York. mer.
ehsndjse and passengers. q. w. Alien 4 Co. agents.
steamer Anti, clifford, Norfolk, United states
mall, merchandise, and passengers, l.. u. Tatsm,
agent.
Schooner Esbin Fisher, Reynolds, Norfolk. Hight,
Curtis x Parker.
Schooner Mary A. whitman. xeDawd, New
York merchandise. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Saddle Wicutt, -----. Boston, Ice. j. &.
smith.
schooner Mercy &. Tuendy, Crowley, Boston
merchandise. TO master.
Schooner Glenword. Uallock, Albany, lumber
Charles n. Whn.Ock.
schooner Adelia Moore, stanton, down the riyer
Ugh Curtis Parker.
ARRIVED AT osBoRNE's.
Schooner Star Spangej Banner, Mullen. Norfolk
light, Curtis K Parker.
schooner Alice, Anderson, Norfolk. -four, vesse
Buck & Christian.
Schooner Knotts Or ek. Mason. 10 load lumber {
WiicOx's wharf vessel Back christian.
ENTERED.
Norwegian bark Fortuna. krisianSCn, Europe, I'm
ballast; vessel, Buck & Christian.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York August 20th, Schooner James
Ponder, Robinson.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, August l9.-Arrived: Schooner
William Marion, French, from Richmond; ". n.
Bush; Martha Collins. Morgan John Lentha,
Brown, and A. NJ. Acken. Dsegetf, from virginia.
PHfLADELPHIA. August 20.-Arrved: sClccner
Maggie Y. Collins. SOmers, from Richmond
PROVIDENCE, August 19.-Arriyed: Schooner
Henry Davy. King. from Richmond.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ TELEGRAPH TO THE DIsPATCH.

ONE MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE DONE BY
TIE RECENT STORM IN TIxAs-A NEW
YORK BROKER IN TROUBLE FOR NEGo-
TIATING STOLEN BoSDs-THE iNTERNA-
TIONAL SWIMMING MATCH; fEARN WINS
THE DECIDING COSTEsT-RAcEs AT sAR-
AToGA-BLooDY ARRAY AT A CIRCUS
IN MORRIsTowN. TENN; TWO PERSONS
KILLED AND SEVEN woUNDED-TnE
KING OF ITALY OFFERS THE USE OF TWO
OF HIS VILLAS TO Mr.. GLADSTONE
STATE OF AFFAIRS IN AFGHANIsTAN-
DEATH SENTENCES COMMITTED TO PENAL
sERvITUDE FOR LIFE, &C.
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A pRvseNr FROM GENERAL GARYIELp.-

A PRESENT PROM GENERAL GARPIELD.--
fMartinsyiIle Henry county, Herald. +
General j. A. Garfield has made present
TO the church of the Christian denomina-
lion, now In the course OF erection At the
Old Well, near Mr. d. u. Spencers. OF a
fine Bible, with suitable inscription In his
own handwriting. II Is said TO De large.
fine book, In plain bindfns. ana weighs NJ
Teen pounds. As Is generally known, We
believe, General Garfield Is, AID has been
for a number OF years, membeis OF that
denomination.
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Execution i'm Texas.

COEsICANA, TEXAS, August 2l.-George
Doran was hanged yesterday for the MUIR
der OF Joseph FiiZsimmOns on June 1,
1879. The execution took place in the jail
yard, only those allowed by law being pres
ent. The prisoner said he would prefer to
be shot or guilIotin,d. On the gaIOws he
said: 81 forgive you an. You have been
very kind to me-" The rope was cut, and
after a few conyulsive shudders all was
over. The body was given to the Catholic,
for iuterment.
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manifestation. IL Is stated that they sfil'
intend 10 hold memorial ceremonies.
Earthquakes in Cnbn.
HAVANA. August 2l.--Yesierday morning
strong shocks of EARTHQUAKE were feIt IN the
VueIta AbsjJ regions, in Candeleria, aDd
San CristoboI. The oscillation lasted seven
seconds, and was from east to west.
General Foreign Notes.
LONDON. August 21.-A meeting OF the
Master Cotton-Spioners' and Manufacturers
ASS citation OF Northeast Lancashire at Man.
chester to-day refused the application OF
the weayers for 10 per cent. advance In
wages, owing 10 the state OF trade.
A Constantinople dispatch says an order
has been given for the immediate repair OF
the forts at the Black.Sea entrance 20 the
BosDhorus.
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TIE Texas Storm,

The DAMAGES ESTIMATED AT ONE MILLION
DOLLARS.
GALVESTON, August 21.-Specal dis
patches 10 the NeuS estimate the damage
BY the recent storm as follows At Mata-
moras, $500, 900; at Brownsville, $3.50. 900 !;
at Garrison, $4,000; Point Isabel and to
S200,00O.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP I'm
" COMPANY. sSU
FOR NEW YORK.

stezIners--0LD DOMINION, WYAN0kE. NAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC BEll. and RICHMOND
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY q.
hlgb water.
These sSios Are entirely new. And vss sa,ls sr.
they Awe spapd1 saloons, ssais-rosns Aad BAH,
Ths fare, accommodation, sAd ssssauous Are ~
ships going norm land ct Pier 81, Norsh river
foot 81 leach street. ships cominE south saii IRON
Pier 4S, North river, foot Of Christopher usreet.
Cabin bare 70 New Yors, eia ssssrssss 20 taS
IreIxht receives until O'Clock r. n. daily.
freighu fpr points beyond New fors @1Wer1ee
penses incurred.
Sor fMtnsr information apply y
0EoHGf ". ALLYN . CO.. A9sss.
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BY Teiegrapn.
NEW YOPR,

NEW YORK. AUGUST 2l.- N0e1.-Stocks FIRM
Money on call. 2G23 per seHt >ieriing-Lpne'
1914: short. 4S3b. SAFE bonds dGl and nominal.
Governments inactive but firm.
Ece"rng.-MOuey, 2mZ3 per cent tXchahRe'
4SlE Governments qhiet aud firm new 5,a.
1929: AZ per cents, Ill; 4 per cents, lOSs
States nominal.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. August 2l-Tbe weekly statement Of
The associated banks shows the following changes
Loans increase. St174.500: specie decreased.
Sl.6l3.400: legal tenders decreased. Sl,O57S0U
deposits decreased. SIC 500 circulation increased
$4,000 reserve decreased. :29i2. U73.
The hanks now hold *7,3l7,92j IN excess OF
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Angus; 2l.-Vireinia 6's, deferred
81; consos. IS: sec1uu series, 2a4: past due c0u'
pons. s94 new l0.i0's, 4lS BID 10 day.
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Rev. w. NJ. Clark. formerly OF Leaks
vile, N. e., who was recently called TO take
charge Of the st. james Episcopal parish al
Boy dtop, preached his irst sermon Ia town
last sunday morning. The Mechierbarg
Democrat ssys 1t was an able effort and was
highly compiimenied by the congregation.
GALvssroH, August 2i.-A Mtns
special from Dallas says: Allen Wright,
under sentence oi death, has been Tespifed
for six days.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 2l.-Wealher cloudy
and threatening, attendance good. and track
in fine condition. FIRST race, pure $3.50,
distance three fourths Of mile. Pools
were sold as follows: Dan Sparling, $500 (;
SusQuehanna. Sl05; Ada Glen, SS5; Peru,
$50; Florence b., $50; Lakewood. SIG;
Warehouses, Sl5. Dan Sparkling won, with
Florence b. second, and Marchione>s third.
Time, 1:16s
The secoud race was free handicap Tor
purse OF $500, distance two miles and a
furlong. The pools sold Cammie F.. $500 !;
Governor Hampton. 1915; Charles Blckus,
Sl4O; Juanta. Sll5; 1ed-General Phil.
lips, Mamie Fields, and Frank Short-sl50.
General Phillips won; Cammie +. second,
and Governor Hampton third. Time, 5000.
The third race, a consolation race, purse
OF $500, one mile and aqusrter. Check
mate, the iavorite in the pools, won
Clarendon second, Dawn third. Time,
2:14.
The fourth race was a free hindicap
steeple- chase, for purse Of $3.50, distance
the full steeple- chase course. Pools sold as
follows Distur bance, S100; Derby, s35.
Disturbance won, with Derby second.
Time. goa.
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A Cossnei IN Trouble.

0TTAwA, ONT, August 20.--Lieutensnt.
Colonel Mcneil, commanding the Eigb.
tenth battalion Of the Prescott Volunteers,
VIII probably be removed from the Iiss Of
the officers OF the active milItis, having been
convicted Of psipg cancelled postage
stamps.
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Troubles OF "A New York Broker.

NEW YORK, August 2l.-Tbe case OF
Elijah AlligeT, the insurance broker, accused
of negotiating a 81 600 stolen Hannibal and
st. Joseph bond, was before POlice.Justice
Smith this morning for examination. There
was a large attendance OF Wall street
brokers. Quite sensation was caused by
Police-Inspector Byrnes preferring another
charge against the accused. In February
last the First National Bank OF Westport,
Conn.,, was robbed OF large amount OF secu.
rites, among which were eleven thousand
dollars worth OF bonds belonging to Mr..
Francis Sherwood. The latter were traced
to the Third National Bank. OF this city,
where, the Inspector alleges, they were
bvpothecated 10y Alliger. The affidavit OF
Mr.. Sherwood, who was present in the
court, was taken. stating that the securities
belonging to him stolen FROM the Westport
Bank embraced North Carolina tax bonds
valued at $4,000. one Chicago and North
western consolidated sinkiug-fnnd per
cent. bond, and two $1,000 Chicago and
Northwestern first-mortgage bonds. These
we've fully identified by him among the Sc
curites found at the Third National Bank.
The Justice stated as The presence OF the
Westport Bank officials would be necessary
TO establish the new charge, he would adj
journ the examination until Monday, when
il was expected the prosecution would
have all its witnesses on hand. Alliger was
then removed quietly from the court.
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Sm,Ii.Pox Camden. y. j.

New YORK, August 2l.-The Herdid
says the smallpox is Increasing to an alarm
ing extent Il, Camden, \. j. one hundred
and tifty-seyen cases were repOrte yeSter-
day.
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New York Democratic Convention.

NEW YORK, August 21.-The Executive
Committee OF the Democratic State Commit
tee met tonight and issued call for State
Convention TO be held at New York Sep
TENDER 18th TO nominate candidate for
Judge Of the Court OF Appeals in place OF
the late Justice Sanford Church.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. August 81. 1880
sALEs.-5.000 virainis consels at So 10 shar es
of x. & ID. II. X. stock at 75JS, 10 at 75h. 20 al
7J4; 20 shares Of c. c. aud a. r. II. stock at AZ,
20 at AZ, and 2 shares OF Il. & II. X. X. stock at
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White. 100 bushels common ut 9Jc
272 bushels commO al ;l.02: "a bushels far at
sos total. 500 bushels. Bed. Il6 bushels good
Lanraster at SLIP; 100 bushels far Lancaster at
$40; 100 bushels fair Lancaster at sl.CS; lZS
hu heels common LancasiCratSl05; Ia busbca W ~
good Lanca Sl.l4 592 bushfl Is good Lancaster
AT Glib: 32s bushels good mixed % private term;
common mixed al 81 Z56 bushels common FulZ
at ll2 bushels good Furz at ! l.05 1856 lush
els fair Fullzat Sl.02; 3j2 bu hels fair Fuliz ~
Sl.03: 7G bushels very good Fuliz at *i.07; "a
bu. hcls good FuliZ Of sI.O6; 100 bushels very
good Ful'z at $lOs; 90 bushels common FuitZ At
95c-;OtaI. 1856 bushels.
CORN White. ia bushels very good on private
terms. Nired. 100 nu-hGls good on TIyatc terms +;
"a bus!ly good At 57c-tOtal. IA bushels.
OATS.-G6 bushels good spring al 33c l2 bash
els ycly good winter Il 50c-;Otal. IS bushels.
MEAL.-4U bushek On private terms.
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ri0nr.
ay Telegraph.

vine s3.5O@s4: ex-r., S5@s5.5O: sur"-fre,
$3.50 ,450; common fsIDn,. s550@i5.75.
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STEAMSHIP fin
AGENCY,
500 MAIN STREET,

rerreseufing the following hrst-cass Ocesn-steam~
ship lines: CUNARD, lNMAN, ALLAN, AMERl-
CAN. WHITE STAR, ANCHOR. NkTHER-
LANDS-AMEKICAN, Neutrality-suspicious.
NATIONAL, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, RED
STAR.
FIRsT.CLAss, sECOND-CLAsS, sTERRAGE
Tickets 10 aud from all points Ia Europe At lowest
rates. Siaerooms secured In advance.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Railroad aud steamship tickets 10 all points In .he
United states and Canada.
Passengers and baggage called tor. Baggage
checked 10 Destination,
Rates same as ~ depois aud general Offices OF the
lines. lte IA 3m A. W. CARRIER.
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BUCHANAN ALIVE.
A Citizen OF Pittsburgh Asserts Els
Ability 10 Produce HIN.

HIS PLAN FOR EscArE--THE PRETENDED
DROWNING PLtYED ny AN EXPERT SWIMMER
PADDED WITH AiKpoCCuEs.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Knoxville, Tenn, August 2l.-Preyious
to the performance at RoblnsOn's circus at
MorristOwn, Tenn, last night, the sheriff Of
Hamblin county was shot and Officer Nor
ris killed by Ben. Richardson while at
tempting to arrest the latter. Another Off.
Ger killed Richardson. Six others were
wounded in the atiray.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
4 SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE.

A SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE.
Intending to retire from business. I offer for sale
privately INV STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY and
my MACHINERY for the manufacture of CAN
DIES. ICE-CREAM and CAKES witch IL COM
plete I'm all respects. Also the GOODWILL OF
the establishment. The store, With dwelling above,
will be rented a, reasonable price 10 the purchaser
of the stock. NC.
Thi, Is a rare opportunity OF buylng well-estsb-
lished and profitable business.
ALtXANpER.WE
corner Broad aud Third streets.
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DICHMOND, YORK RIvERsiTN.,

DICHMOND, YORK RlYERStTN.
HAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. b
MERCHANTS AND MINERS rRA>sP0RTA.
TlON COMPANY,
Throngh-freight route between Richmond Eva.
An Boston, Providence. aud all New England cilles-
steamers leave WEST POINT, VA. on eses
WEDNF SDAY and SATURDAY at IL noon; eos-
aectng with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston VIA Boston ara
Providence Railroad riQ IVES, Point. Va.
N. +. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
y.D CRoSra. General Agent apS
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
EAITlMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August 81, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 93s bushels; Of which 1872
bu htls were re-eXhi5'tei. RED, 4.Os6 bnshels; of
which 372 bushels were Te-eXnibiitd.
CORN .-MIej. ia bushels; OF which 100 bush
els were rc-cXuIbited.
OATs.-2lS bushels.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY -.
- vCUTED ssAs pnfATch vhiA5sSes
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FoRr MONROE, August 21.-Tbe Secretary
OF War, accompanied by Acknowledgement
Drum and Senator HuDbeIi, arrived mere
this morning on Mr.. Morris Peters's yacht
Falcon from Washington. A salute was
fired, and an hour spent al the f'rt wnen
the party proceeded to Norfolk.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's JAMES.
RIVER LINE.

The splendid iron steamer ARIEL leaves Rl.l-
mond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRI
DAY at @ A. NJ. for regular lasdings on James
river, Old Point. Norfolk. aud Portsmouth, con.
nectIng every tiD at Old Point with the splendlt
Bay-l,ine steamers for Baltimore, which arrive In
full time for B A. 81 traip from Baltimore 70
Philadelphia. New YORK. aud Boston,
Through Tickets on sale on steamers aud at Car
ber's Agency, s26 Main street, and baggage checked
through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth /,
Washington, ID. c., Ncwberne, Washington. aud
Tarboro', y. C.. aud all points ia Eastern North
Carolina: also, for EasterN Shore or Virginia, Hamp
ton, Old Point. and all regular landings on james
river, az LOWEST RATES, and through bills is-
sued. l.. u. IAIIM,
iyI3 Superintendent.
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FOIL llCAL.
Democratic Nomination I'm the First
Congregational District.
Race for a Conversational Nomination.

CHICAGO, August 2I.-Mr. 9. Il. FarwelI,
In an interview to-day, announces himself
as Republican candidate for nomination
in the Third Congressional District OF this
county. The friends Of ex-Minister L. b.
Washburne are urging bis candidacy for
the same district, with the understanding
that he will not decline the nomination II
rendered him.
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ElOndY Work nfn EircuS.

MORRIsTowN, Tenn, August PA gen.
eral disturbance occurred here last evening
between some drunken men VINO were at
tending 4 circus, and the officers Of the
law, Town Marshal James 4. Morris and
Ben. +. Richardson, were killed outright,
and Sheriff Loop was dangerously wound.
ed. Great excitement prevails.
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The Powers and the Porte.

BERLIN, August 2l.-The collective re-
jolnder OF the Powers 10 the POrte's reply
to their note on the great question will be
presented in a day or two. The unity OF
opinion among the Powers Is still perfect.
France is ready to follow where The Others
are prepared to lead, but will not take the
initiattVa
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VI. de Freycinct's Speech.

LONDON, August 2i.-The Paris CORE
spondent OF the Times says the comments
OF the French press on NJ. de Freycincts
speech at Montauban are, as was To be eX-
pected, In accordance with their political
procIiyities. The reactionary journals are
jubilant, distrustful and sarcastic the OPP
portuni,t embarrassed the irreconcllable
angry, and the moderate. Republican graft
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Death-sentenec Com muted.

LONDON. August ia dispatch from
St. Petersburg TO the Reuters Telegraph
Company says: "The Emperor has COM
muted to penal seryitude for life the sem
fences OF death pr onounced upon two OF
the prisoners tried by court-martial at
Kief."
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Eighty.ThousaMd Dollar Fire NJ wsr-
80 cester. Mass.
WORCESTER, MASS, August q The sat
iuet-miII owned by b. r. Larned, OF Au.
burn, was burned this morning. Loss
$50, 900; insurance, 10000.
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, 8c.uu. W ntsh
MILWAUKEE,

MILWAUKEE. August 2l.-four qniet ana
s.sanser. Wheat ssened arm: advanced No INC. !
closed au,et sud unsettled; No. I milwaukee hard
nom,usl: No. Milwaukee son, esHe. No. MI.
wankee, 90.6a9lkci No. 3 Milwaukee, s2e. NO
Miwsules. lc. : rejected nominal Corr sifons
No. p. 4O4c Oats higher: No. 2, 20Ac. Provisions
quiet asd unchanged. Meas pork, vi Vesooyr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-22
King Humbert's Courtesy TO Mr.. Glad
slime.

ROME, August 2l.-H Diretto, the minis.
terial organ, announces that the King has
placed the royal villas OF Capo d Monte
and Marochetti ut the disposal OF Mr.. Glad
stone in case that gentleman should come to
Italy for the benefit Of his health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-22
CHlcAc o AND THE KNIGHTS.

The TRIRf NAL coNcLAyg Nor A GREAT suc-
cEss- roo BIG FOR CniCAGo-A RkViEw
OF ms GREAT DEMONSTRATION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-22

Loypoy. August 81. "A Berlin dispatch
IN the Times SAYS that Cardinal Nina, the
PsnaI Secretary OF State. has had an attack
Of fever, and will probably have to court
retirement and repose for considerable
time.