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BaltImoro Cattle MnrIset.

BALTIhONE, July 7 2.
Beef Cattle-Market generally slow and very
draggy toward the close. Very best 414G5l4c; first
quality. 4G434c; medium 3G93]4c; ordinary, 2S4ep
sc; Most sales irom i94}4c. Receipts, 2,O95 head;
sales. 1.276 head.
swine-Market lightly supplied and a moderate
demand. Quotations, GqGJsc, Receipts, 4240
head.
Tho receipts OF sheep and lambs were 1887
head. Quotations-sheep, 3ls9434c; lambs, 4405Iac.
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A RELIGIOUS body having resolved to
build new church, the pastor went about
begging very lsalously, accepting not ouly
tho widows but the child's In heSunday
school few days aflerward, while INSTRUCT
ing tho children, he compared himself to u
shepherd, aud then inquired what the lattcr
did with bis flock ono hright.cyed iitno
fellow promptly replied, "lIo shyars them"
National Republican., 1880-07-13

TO bo i2t IS inches wide with fair proportion Of
each width, and II to IL feet long 70 be OF the best
quality TO be sawed fair and fui to the sizes gyen
70 be we'll seasoned and perfectly free and clear OF
all defects, such cross.grains, sap wood, knots
shakes, stains holes or coarseness of quality.
The right Ia reserved reject any all bids should
do 20.
Blank forms for bids at this Office.
]. ADAMS SMITH,
2tnw.2M PAY IusnectOr u s, Navy,
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LEGAL,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TUE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No. 3t2a
To dcpositors IN the Washington City Savings
Bank Notice is hereby given that all depOsitors
who have not drawn either of the last three divi-
dends made by the Receiver will be- debarred from all
claim whatsoever unless their claims for undrnwn
dividends be pres nted 10 the Receiver ON or before
October IS, 1880. -
w. +. MATr1NGLY, Receiver.
Nv. s. lO\ IIlailcn. I'M. .lnNYlnN
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To take elect
SUNDAY. MAY ~, 1850, AT 100 p, NJ.

ob+NDh - -Nsh - 'o1"t ~ w NE
AN Leave Washington:
b0l-Baltlmore Ellicou CITY and Way Stations.
G;JD-tBA LrIMORE EXPRESS.
StrasburR Winchester, Hagerstown Frederick,
and Way, via Rslay,D
s;551s,f1UNToN AND VIRGINIA. SPRINGS EX.
'O' - pALTiabRE EXPRHss. Pariof ta car 10
New York nii,: S.,iadelphiA ,.,,.
eo0-iOn Sunday only-D-.simore' AhhapoiS ana
oio-tsf. LOUIS. CHICAGO. COLUMBUS ASn
town, aud at Point OF Rocks for Frelcrck aud
stations east OF PIEDMONT except sunday Pull
SBALTIMoRE EXPRTss stSos At Bladeus.
burg, College, Beltsyllle Laurel, Annapolis juno
lion, Jessups, and Hanover.
isio-Baitimore, Annapolis, Elllcou City, and Way.
iSS-hAhl MORE ANp LAUREL EMPkhsS,
2oomSE% YORK, PHILADELPHIA A ND Bos
!BAITINoRE BIxDEEs i BTRe, AND 2AU
at Annapolis Junction.
t'5tponl OF RSSSs TIsdssic 5 masgGrstown %n
OF Rocks and Way stations only
RSYB Ty s''tiSn'
ss1ssRifnE sf5s e fhsas ss5 ahS SALr1noRE Ex
PRESS. stops at Biadsnsburg and LAUREL
ooi-Point of Rocks and Way stations
ISL si%Sts sHa ASg Efy 9,slifl EXPIRES
@sO1tsI: LOUIS, GINGINNATI GHl0AGo AND AM,
Sunday.)
sicopIng cars to 1t Louis and Pittsburg.
GSj-tBALIlMORE, pLADENSBUHs AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS, - -
Iel5--tNEW YORK, PHILADELPIIIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPIRES. Shopping car TO
New York, and special sleeping car " Phiadel-
phia.
tDsiiy. tsunday only Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All tfains stopat Relay station.
For further inorInal apply ut tho Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station And Cos $40
and 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders viii be taken for Baggage to be
checked and received At any point IN The Guy,
W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Mater OF Transportation.
GEO. & kOoNIZ, General Agent
L NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
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PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
AND
CORD CLAMPS FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.

PosToFFfCE DEPARTMENT,
WAsILSGrOS, u. C., June Il, 1870.
GEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS Will he re-
- celved at this department until NOON, ON THE
TWENTY DAY or JULY, 1880, for tur-
ike the samples Of this Department in such quanti'
lies and At such times as may he requires and or
dercd during one ear nom The Fifteenth day OF
August 1885, also, for furnishing, ln like manner and
for The same period, CORD CLAMPS OR TIE SACK
FASTEHltRS, either like the sample Of this Depart
ment or Ike other samples which bidders may sub
the purpose,
The proposals (the right to reject any or all OF
which being TescTVed) must he In accordance with
ths specifications and forms, which will be furnished
Oh application 10 tile Second Assistant iostmaster'
General.
The contracts which may be made will be 10 con
iormliy 10 such specifications and the accepted pro-
posals d. NJ KEY,
jelI- law6w postmEster. General
National Republican., 1880-07-13

Lallty restored in either young Or old All Malaria
poisOns and lingering diseases Of whatever name or
nature thoroughly aud permanently eradlcstod from
the system For further diseases aud difficulties
which treat you must make appcati Ut my Office,
CONSULTATION FREE no ALL
Ofilco aud Residence No. 1870 q street northwest
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, near
Foundry NJ IL. church, and opposite Epiphany
church Washington, d. q. ie2l
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DRoposALs FOR LUMBER.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. y. g July Z, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, TO be indorsed
proposals for Lumber will be received ut this
office until IL m. the 18th day OF July. for the below
described lumber, 70 be delivered at the Navy-Yard
Washington, ID. c.. free any expense TO tho govern.
ment and subject to the usual Inspection, viz,
Bureau OF Construction and repairs;
10000 n, board measure In. white pine No. l.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
>,on,rr, ropru,,,,,ds9,t 70 tho ,,..r ANN .,,,,,r,,
WEST.
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Disiricy Courts.

Equity CouRT-JusrICE CoX.-Lathrop VS.. SIM
ons; restraining order issued. Stephens VS. Sleph'
Young VS.. BADEN; title ordered to bo conveyed.
Hines vs.. Norris leave granted 70 file amended
and supplemental bill, Plummer vs. Bates;
answer by 23d instant ordered. o'Bren VS.. Addi.
son; bill dismissed, Wood VS.. Wood; payment OF
amony ordered Gonzaga college VS.. Cofroy's
heirs; appearance Of absent defendants ordered.
Bcavans vs. Hughes; rulo granted returnable
July IL.
CiDnNAL CoURT-JusrIcE JAMES Catharine
DontZ unlicensed bar case continued. Nicholas
May, unlicensed barr motion 10 quash information
ovoruled. Thomas O'Neill, unlicensed bar. q
nolle pros entered, William o. X, Cone alias
Charles A. Stetson; violation of postal law bench
warrant issued. John Shea unlicensed bar; guilty;
fined $3.50 and costs. Edward Quirk selling light
weight bread; pleaded guilty. fined $40 ana costs.
Marco LOTenZl, sunday bar pleaded guilty; tued
$50. Peter Monahan, unlicensed bar. continued
on payment Of costs. James CayanaugE un-
licensed produce dealer guilty, John o'Brion.
unlicensed bar; nOle pros. entered. CAlhuriuc
Bailey unlicensed bar ON trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
! CRIMINAL CouRr-JusuCE JAMEs,-Unlcensed
bar--JUhn Shea, John Hessel, Philip H. ward,
GGrgcs ~ ONeu John Hin, Martin Ford, Fred
! crICE sWtz, Margaret Costello Mathew Goddard
and Dame. .. Le!Iy
MARRIED.
| DoWEING-TALCoIT.-On Monday, July 70,
salem Ftuquicr county, Va. aud ADA I3DMoNDsroN
IALCorl otthls city,
DIED.
HINTON IN tnls city, .. o'clock a. m, J uiy -
lsso, ct paralysis OF the brain, GnlUGE W HINTON,
IN lie uist year Of hi, age,
Funeral nom his late residence. No. 75o seventh
l'cHute' ami ircnds are respectfully invited 10 At
M0NEfLL-WILLlG y. MCNEIL, aged q years,
ofcun'umpton, ut Iorndon, Va, July lj 1850
ln'srmeht a! Congressional cemetery, Washing
sMTIT-At Grand Rapids, Mich, on the sth inst.
NoSALtt NJ SMITH, widow OF the late j. Mortimer
smith OF Grand ltuds and daughter OF the late A. B.
van Hnnll, ss., o. lhl1 Wv
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
OUT. DOOR SPORTS.
LAWN TENNIS,
ARCHERY GOODS,
CROQUET.
A Full Assortment at Low Prices.
WIN. BALLANTYNE g. SON,
t2s SEVENTH STREET N. ".
NEW BOOKS
FOR
SUMMER READING.

Public Life and Services of Thomas r. Bayard 8 20
Diary and Letters Of Frances Burney, Nine.
DArblay, 90
JAckson's Valley Campaign, isGl-'62 by Allan .. 80
New Race by Mrs a. J.. Wster................ 2i
Life and Work OF Dr.. Muhlenberg. 90
Hepzlbah Guinness, by Mitchel..... ........... 25
Ouidas Novels-Idalia-a new dion.............. 90
n icols Geological History 20
The Phnacans of Homer, by Merriam ..........- so
Watering Places OF Germany, Austria, oic.-.,.. 30
Life and Wrltings OF H. r. Buckle. 70
New England Bygones BY l.. H. Arr. . ......... -
Mrs Austin llarpers HalfIIour Series. 25
Second Thoughts, vol 2, Appletons New Handy
Volume Novels..... go. 2s
ISa Pennaut Family, Franklin Square Library. 10
Sketches aGd Studies In Southern Europe vols 90
Studies of lrving..... ........ 90
A FINE LOT OF STATIONERY always in stock
ut Low PRICES.
w. II. s. q. II. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKsELLERS AND STATIoNERs
175 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. n. W.
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WANTED-IaELP.

: -
N Intelligent respectable white boy as office mes
"A senger must write well and live with his parents;
wages tl0 per month Apply at room T. No 9Ol Penn
Jul3
A RELIABLE coored servant; references required.
IA Appiyat 1874 st. julia
IMMEDIATELY, reliable midde.nged woman to
Il nurse three children; good wages; reference re.
quircd Apply ut 1910 Sixteenth st. ju2
A COLoRED GIRL for general housework IN
IA small family; wages ts per month; references
required. Inquire ut 1913 i stnw. iul2
WY ANTED--A hrst.clnss restaurant cook; one that
w thoroughly understands the business Apply
at 1913 Penna ave. iul03t
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Baltimore Markets.

992 9Go
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MARRIED.

OWNING-TALCOIT.-OH Monday, July l2
1850 by Row pr, tulhbert joseph O. DowSISq OF
salem, Fauquicr county, Va, and ADA EpMoSDsroN
IALNOrI Otthls city
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ARRlAGES.

Sm,II. o. CANDEE, NJ. D., V, d., OF
WI NEW YORK.
~ treat and cure the following dis
t.t cases. Hrmorrhoids or Piles Con-
~ atipation, Throat aud Lung didlcnl-
ztsej ties, Consumption, Heart Disease,
~ "a Catnrrh, and Deafness caused by
,GEl CitRrTh. Suffering and Suuumer-
"a ins, Cancer, Scrofila, Ii rnia Ery-
Y 81 vi pelus, GOiriTe, Asthma, ST. NituJ
~ 4 OF
National Republican., 1880-07-13

EOH RENT-Wilhu two squares of seventh
II Ninth, Il, Pa ave and Belt Line II II, Centre Mar
ket and Patent and Post offices two large parOrs on
first floor sui able for physician millinery, etc: ylS
per month; also large room, kitchen and ward for
laundry, Apply at sll Estnw lulO-Stt
National Republican., 1880-07-13

1.-TWO or three rooms very low TO woman with
Il small family. Apply at 27i2 X st II W, neaI
Georgetown, to VIM REED. jul.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-31
-
HANCOCK.

New YORK, July 3O.-Gen. Han
cocks letter of acceptance will be
given out to the press about ten
o'clock tonight. Col. Mitchell, the
Generals aid, has made arrange
ments for furnishing it to newspa-
pers. Gen. Hancock stated to our
representative that nothing would
be given out about Sherman s
letter until 1 after his. letter
of acceptance A had appeared.
Among the visitors who waited on
the general to-day we're Senator
Bayard, Of Delaware, who had a
long interview with him, J. Ran
dolph Tucker, Of Virginia, General
Martin T. Mcmahon, and Col. Blan-
ton Duncan, of New York. Nothing
is known at Governors Island about
English's letter, but it will probably
be telegraphed from Indianapolis.
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: STEAMBOAT SUNK.

MEMPHIS, July 30.-At1 o'clock
this morning the anchor line steam
er, City Of Vicksburg, en- route
from St. Louis to Vicksburg, while
lying at Ashport, Tenn, 12O miles
above Memphis, was found to be in
sinking condition. The boat was
about being backed out of the. land
ing and time was barely given for
the passengers to save their lives.
Fortunately, however, all escaped,
although the steamer sunk within
ten minutes. It is thought she
struck an old stump while making
the landing which crushed her
hull. She lies close to the shore
with her larboard side under the
water to the hurricane deck. The
boat and cargo are a total loss.
She was niIe years old, valued at
$4,000, and uninsured. Her pass
sengers were brought to Memphis
by the steamer Golden City. The
Vicksburg's freight consisted Of
1000 packages, destined for Mem
phis merchants, besides good
amount of way freight for points
between here and Vicksburg. It is
rumored that three Of the deck
crew were drowned. = 1sE4 ~
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BRANSCOM, THE FORGER.

~ New York, July 30.-George NJ.
Branscom, of Jacksonville, Florida,
was arraigned in the tombs police
court this afternoon for the alleged
forgery of bonds estimated to rep
resent in the aggregate from $685.
900 to 100000 and designated as
sanitary Improvement bonds Of
Jacksonville, which were in his pos
session. Branscom waived further
examination. Afidayits were made
by Chief,of,P Police Cooper, Of Jack
sonville,, and Arthur Ryerson, of
Brooklyn, sembracing the facts of the
forgery. In reply TO questions, the
prisoner stated that he was. q native
of Virginia, and denied that he had
any fraudulent intentions. He was
held in $3, 900 bail, and the papers
were sent to the district attorneys
office, and being unable to furnish
bail, <Branscom was locked up in the
tombs.
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VIRGINIA

NORFOLK, VA, July 29.-Gen.
VIM Malone was taken suddenly
and dangerously i'll at Fort Monroe
yesterday, and came to Norfolk and
spent the night, He left for his
home in Petersburg this morning
somewhatimproved.
& A tremendous gale and wind
storm visited the truck and fruit
section adjacent. to Norfolk yester'
day. Hail stones as large as hen
eggs fell, almost entirely destroying
vegetables, fruit and grapes. The
wind blew down barns and out
houses and did great damage TO the
corn crop. a9.-sa.sf 'eTe.v zsgt
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s. DIR. TANNER.

New YORK, July 50.-Dr. Tan
ner has greatly improved to-day.
At 3:15 this morning he vomited a
small quantity of mucuous; he then
drank i ounces Of carbonic acid
gas water. He sat up most Of the
morning. A letter from Mary J.
Feyndah, of Milwaukee, offering
the doctor her hand and heart,
greatly amused him. He walked
20 laps around the enclosure in the
hall, about twosthirds of a mile,
in eighteen minutes; his gait
was free and steady. At 7 o'clock
he was talking to the visitors in 9
lively strain, .5s.a-3+r z.
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THE LOST ATALANTA.

New York, July "a special
from St. Johns, Newfoundland, says
the British barkentine Girl Of De-
Won arrived Thursday morning from
Plymouth, England, after a passage
of n days. She brought in with
her a large, white, paiated figure
head, which the, captain afirms to
be unmistakably the head ofthe i'll
starred training ship, Atalanta. One
noticeable feature about the figure
head is the evidence Of great vio>
lence. Either by collision with ice
or wrecksge, the large metal bolts
that fastened it to the cut>water are
rudely bent and broken, indicating
the application of a tremendous
shock to the bows of the ship and
the lower part of the, figure is broken
ald splintered, which tends to
strengthen the theory of collision.
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Shot by a Lawyer.
Especial to the American

MCKENZIE, TENN July % About
6 o'clock this afternoon, w. B. Moore.
an attorney, shot, and, as is supposed.
mortally wounded Charley Haynes,
col0red. The fac's In the case, as
gathered on the streets, are as follows;
Haynes had interrupted Moore in a
speech. made st g barbecue in Weak.
ley county, few days aimee. He had
also threat ened Moors's life. Moore
spoke to him about it. when HAYNES
became angry and seized stick which
Moore bad in his band. Moore told
him to let loose. Haynes refused and
Wrenched the stick from Moore's
hands. when the latter shot him.
Haynes is turbulent character.
Moore gave himself up. e-a.s1
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A WOFsaan,s WIckedness.
fChattanooga Times.

~ The corpse which was found on
Walden's Ridge several days ago, and
supposed to bethe dead body of q man
named Bargb, and who, it is said, had
killed himself through jealousy, was
the remains of q man named Teeters,
of Sequatchie county, who, it is re-
ported by the mountaineers, was
killed by an unknown woman. Near
his body q pistol was found. He had
been shot twice through the head. Nc
further particulars could be learned. y
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FEARFUL RETRIBUTION.
A Guilty Wretch Pays the PEN
. atty for His Crime. re

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July pa
special to the Pest-Dispatch from
Moberly, Mo-, says: An armed
mob of about 100 men, from the
adjoining counties, came into town
this forenoon and opened fire on }.
g. Corlew, whom Sheriff Mattock
was taking into the court house to
be tried for committing o rape on
the person Of Mrs. Crump in a
hotel in this city last March.
Corlew ran into the court room,
followed by three Of the mob, where
he was shot again. He then escaped
to the street and fell, bat quickly
regaining his feet he received
another shot. He then ran through
a dry goods store, closely followed
by his assailants; then out into
an alley and again into the
street, n and finally making
his way into the room over sa-
loon. Here his pursuers cornered
him, and the husband Of the outs
ragged woman ended the pursuit by
firing FIVE more shots into Corlew
body and one into his forehead.
Corlew died in ten minutes. Intense
Excitement prevailed while these
proceedings were in progress and
the officers of the law made no effort
to stay them. u 7
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EARTHQUAKE.

SMYRNA, July 3O.-An earth
quake which occurred here yester-
day demolished four or five houses
and damaged many others. Two
persons were killed and five or six
injured. Much damage was done
IN the adjacent country. At Berna-
bad eleven houses, several cafes and
two mlnarets were demolished. two
persons killed and ten injured A
slight trembling continues.
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THE WAR CLOUD.
Spots I'm the Heavens of Various
COiOrs.

LONDON, July 29.-In the house
of commons this evening Sir Charles
Delke, under foreign secretary, con.
frmed the accuracy of the published
accounts of the porte's reply to the
collective note of the powers.
Marquis Harrington. secretary
for India, said the government had
decided to despatch reinforcements
to India Immediately. The khan
of Khelat, he said, had offered guns
and other assistance.
In the house of lords this even
ing Earl Granville, foreign secre-
tary, replying to the inquiry, said
communications had passed between
Queen Victoria and the sultan of
Turkey, with q knowledge Of the
consent of the government. It was
unusual to present such communicaa
tions to parliameat, but the queen
had authorized him to state that she
had in very cordial terms expressed
herself that the sultan would, even
at some sacrifice, accede to the
wishes of Europe.
LONDON, July ga correspond
ent of the Daily Telegraph at Cons
stantinopIe gives full text Of the
porte's reply to the collective note,
which concludes by asking the pow-
ers to authorize their representa-
tives at Constantinople to come to
an understanding with the porte
with a view to facilitating nego-
tiations in regard to the Ak
alton Of the line of the frontier.
A Constantinople dispatch to the
Times says that whatever the sui
tan's real intentions are he is cons
tinuing military preparations, and
efforts are making to obtain a small
advance from Gal,ta bankers on secu-
rity OF next years titles. As the beys
oppose the annexation Of Turkish b
territory for Greece, for fear Of
losing their property - Mr.. Cos
chen British, ambassador. and his
colleagues, have proposed to the
porte that if no resistance is made
the powers will give efficient guar,
antees that all landed and movable
property of the Mussulmans shal
be respected. s
! A Vienna dispatch to the Times
says the powers are fully determined
to carry out to the last extremity
the decisions of the Berlin confer.
ence.
The portes reply to the collective
note of powers is deferential in tone
but affords no ground for hope that
Turky will accept the decisions 81
the Berlin conference.
Earl Granville, foreign secretary,
stated in the house of lords to-day
that Gen. Phayneis at Chamancho'
XII. Communication is cut of
between him and Gen. Premirose
Gen. Phayne says Premirose's only
fear is scarcity of water. r~x
A Berlin dispatch to the st
James Gazette says: "Lord Ode
Russell, British ambassador, wa'
formally instructed to demand from
Berlin cabinet explanations regard
ling the mission Of Herr Wettendro
to Constantinople, and the reply
was SO satisfactory as to remove al
apprehensions."
A Berlin dispatch to the St
James Gazette says: "Consula
reports confirm the rumnrs that hos
tillties have commenced between tn
Albians and Montenegrins:" &
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THE POWERS.

LONDON, July 3O.--A Berlin dis,
patch says: L appears that Franca
has resolved to withdraw her iroUs
clads if the naval demonstration
should develop into real action.
Until now it has been hoped that a
good understanding between the
powers, during the drawing up of
the collective note, would continue,
but the attitude of France during the
last few days makes it likely that
many new difficulties may arise.
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a RIOT.

New YORK, July 3O.--Advices
from Rio Janeiro state: At Victo-
ria, in Pernambuco, an election riot
occurred on the 9th of June, in
which, according to kilograms ren
celVed, tha soliiery and police fred
on the people, and twenty persons,
including inc; Baron de Escada, were
KILLED, and many wounded.
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THE FAMINE OVER.

DUBLIN, July 29.-A correspond
ent of the Times states that the
improved condition of the country
and the, prospects Of an abundant
harvest have caused the relief com~
tmittees to opreparesoto dissolve.
There lis elittlezdoa6t, she says. that
the money in hand will be enough
to meet all pressing demands.
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BIG FIRE IN BUFFALO.

n BUFFALO, N. Y, July ga ter
rible fire is raging in, the southern
part of the city on what is known
as Blackwell's island. Three plan
ing mills, floating elevator and
several lumber yards, together with
two ship yards are already on fire
and the Pennsylvania coal docks
are in great danger.
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NOTHING SMALL ABOUT
b szg tss WAGNER.

NEW York.. July ga special
from Boston says: Orchard Wag-
ner, the German composer, in let-
ter to gentleman in this city, says
that were a million dollars sub
scribed in America and paid to him,
part in cash and part in securities,
he would come to this country to
stay, and would produce all his
operas here, and dedicate his future
life and work to America.
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Third District.
ISpecial to the American. |

! lOpFCIaI- 70 AlC HH1yVI Hl11yVI IOaN4'
DAYTON, TENE. = uIy 2S.-At the
congressional convention for the third
district, held to-day at Pikeville, the
Hon. G.. c. Dibrell was renominated
by aecIamation. More than three
hundred delegates were present. aud
enthusiasm prevailed
Speaker John r. Neal was nominated
for elector on the tenth ballot. Put
downthe thirdsdistrict at s 900 major.
ity for the democratic ticket.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-31
RESPITED.

GALVESTON, TEX, July 3o.-A
Waco dispatch to the News says that
Lynchfeld Burks, who was sens
fenced to be hanged yesterday, Vas
granted q respite Of twenty days BY
the governor.