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BALTIMORE NoTEs.-Deputy Marshal Frey has
the extradition papers for Bell. the check forger
out the Albany authorities have refused to sur
render Cleary. Michael O'Hara, a well-to do
ir1shman, has been arrested and held for q
OF Mrs. George w. Moore, near Cambridge. -.
Roslna Volker was found drowning In Patterson
Park lake, under circumstances that indicate
an attempt at suicide. Wheat receipts yester-
DAY were 3S7, 721 bushels and shipments 251 ,436
bushels. John o. Price, a well-known Balti-
more county farmer, died yesterday. The Pea
DCoy Base Ball Club defeated the Gettysburg
that there Is no truth in the rumor that Cuban
expedition is to be fitted out In this city.-Amer
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A HEAVY JUDGMENT.-In case In the court
OF common pleas at Columbia, S. c.. last week,
against MIR. d. T. CorbiD, a prominent republl-
can, VINO once Claimed seat in the United
staIe OF south Carolina in the sum of $50, ,6S2 90
SoIoU ana his partner, Stone had been en-
pi0yed under the republican administration to
6oE per cent on claim of $2S. .235. and in adGi-
on lee OF $40 900 for certain other professional
sta ssteaslces, which was allowed by the republican
treasurer. In the case just decided against
81 on IL Is urged that he was only entitled to
ooH per cent OF claim for S. 9s4, which he had
i,,rv iuecse0 and taking this view OF the case the
ssSa 7,6 65enoered verdict against Corbin for
stated above. - WV '""saon s""'"'z'oo' d.
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A Negro who Shot d White Man in
Danger of LYnChing.

NEW YORK, August 3.--A Nashville special
states that party Of negroes gathered in front
of the house OF man named Harry CrenshaW
at Woodland Mills. Obion county, Sunday night
and commenced cursing and using obscene
against their disorderly conduct, and ordered
them to cease their noise. This enraged the
negroes to such an extent thst they commenced
Safeguarding him, when he shot into the
crowd. Alexander Ellison, one of the negroes,
returned the fire, emptying the contents of
double barreled shotgun into Crenshaws breast
and stomach. Crenshaw fell to the ground
and was taken into the house to die Ellison
fled to Union City, where he was arrested this
morning and returned to Woodland Mills, where
1t is thought he will be lynched tonight. ELL
son is generally regarded as bad character
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PANIC IN CHURCH.-Quite Ianlc was Gre
ated Sunday morning In st. Theresa's Cath0-
lie Church, Philadelphia, during service, by the
yelps Of dog, which was quickly followed by
cries OF mad dog" A break was Immediately
outwardly, and hundreds Of the congregation
rushed into the street. A number OF women
tainted, whilst others took refuge In the sane
tuary. The officiating priests remained re-
markably cool, and soon restored order Father
Lane spoke of the fmpropriety that some per-
sons manifest in allowing their dogs to follow
what had occurred would serve as good les
son. 1t was subsequently ascertained that
little dog following woman into church was
caueh on the front steps Dy two or three mis-
chievOuS boys, one OF whom stuck pin into the
animals tail. With yelp the dog sprang fran
t1cally into the crowd in the vestibule. This
caused the panic.
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Arrest of Two COlOred Train
WreckerS.

DANvHLE, Va, August 3.-Last Wednesday
night the track of the Piedmont railroad was
obstructed by cross-ties fastened upon it for the
purpose OF wrecktng the train at an exceedingly
dangerous point. known as the state line tresJle
seven miles south Of Danville. The northWard
bound mail train, crowded with passengers
made marvellous escape from destruction
The railroad authorities employed detectives to
ferret out the guilty wretches, and yesterday
Detective Wren, OF Richmond, arrested two
scene, but who were formerly section hands on
the railroad. The evidence against them is
said to be conclusive. Their motive is believed
to be revenge against the section master for
discharging them from their railroad employ
meDt.
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Fatal ARRAY i'm St. Iou;s

ST. LOUIS, August 3. = CleVeS Hardin, a
drunken negro, got into row with Jim Daniels.
another negro, last night in a locality known
as "BiabDer Alley" Prince Ferdinand, also
unsuccessful turned away and started down
1th street. A moment or two later Daniels threw
a rock at Hardin and struck him In the face and
then ran away, whereupon Hardin attacked
Ferdinand with huge clasp knife, plunglng it
into his heart and killing him Instantly Hardin
was arrested,
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Congregational Apportlonment.

FTOQn WnaC mas Deen learned at The census
office and elsewhere as to the present popuia-
ton OF the country, 1t is clear that If the Con-
1arging it, the plumber of members to be elected
in 1888 will be nearly 400. The present appor-
tionment is 131 ,425 to each Congressional dis.
hall OF the House of Representatives viii no
hold them all By no possibility can seats and
desks be crowded in for nearly 400. The pres
tnt number of members is 293. The basis " Ill
probably be enlarged to about 10000 to each
Congressional district, which will give about
29O members. A basis OF 100 OO0 would give s2
members which would be an unwieldy body
The present basis would give about 3Se men,
berS.
The basis has been changed after every Gen.
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The ELECTIONS IN KENTUCKY yesterday passed
on very Retly. Nominations were made nv
republicans in very few counties and the vote
poled was light. Circuit judges and common.
wealth's attorneys were elected in each of the
is judicial districts, and democrats are elected
In at least 10. In the Sth Congressional district
the democratic primary election nominated
Phllp B. Thompson, 1r., for reelection to Con-
gress. Circuit clerks, sher1ffs, magistrates and
const abes were elected In all the counties, and
municipal officers in many cities and towns
democrats were elected generally
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CAPTURED INDIAN GIRL-Susie Madeline
an lnolan girl, who was captured from Victo-
tne family OF DIR. Reed. visiting Warenton, Va
Anouo t. io0 OF her people were captured. She be-
hssnEsy Is heasiy frozen was placed In pen made Of
uaa11nhes, ID which fire was built by the
soldiers. During the absence of the soldiers She
Mas severely burned, and not being In con-
4na Inon 10 oe returned to the reservation with
DIG piS S'nel captiveS, was taken In charge by Dr.
10 return her when called for
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CANADIAN ITEMS.

The New mmander.ln.Chlef.
QUEBEC, August 3.-Maj. Gen. Luard, the new
has arrived; and is the guest Of the officers OF
the citadel.
Rescue Of Two Men i'm q DOry.
The captain Of the bark Valkyrlen reports that
when OF the banks OF New FOundland he fell In
with dory containing two men belonging to
the schooner Alice and William of Gloucester,
Mass, and took them on board, and brought
them to quebec. Their names are John NOWler
and John Powers. They report having been
three days and three nights without food and
water,
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SuS since 1890
The changes were as follows:

1t is thought here that whatever is done the
number OF members should not be increased.
An effort will be made to enlarge the basis so
as to reduce the number of members to about
25O which would be as large as is convenient
for any legislative body, but probably the ndm-
Der Will be fixed at about 800, and the basis
changed accOrdlngly.-COr. Gin ConlntercinL
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PreparIng To Hang RaIbo.

NEW YORK, August 3.-Pietro Balbo, the
condemned Italian wife murderer, was notified
this morning OF Gov. Cornells refusal to inter-
fere with the death sentence. He exhibited
but little emotion, remarking that he would
exhibit no cowardice at the last Preparations
for the execution Friday commenced at the
TOmbS this afternoon.
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DROwNED-The wife of DR.. Herman Croft, OF
Stoner1dge, n. Y, was drowned at Coles Basin
on the Delaware and Hudson canal, on Sdtur-
day evening Her husband was visiting &
patient, leaving her In charge Of the horse
which, becoming unmanageable. backed into
the canal.
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APPOINTED secretary Sherman disappointed
Merrill B. Crisp to be storekeeper and gauger
for the 9th internal revenue district, North Car
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COLOR WAR IN KENTUCKY,-A colored man
VINO voted the democratic ticket was stabbed
Dy colored republican yesterday at Lexington
NY. IN attempting to make an arrest the
ensued, In which two colored men were shot
and several seriously c,lt
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Rescue Of Two Men in
Saratoga Races Postponed.

SARAToGA, n. =, August 3.-Light showers
fell at intervals this morning, accompanied by
cold northeast wind, and In consequence the
Saratoga racing association announce post
pOnement of the races until Tomorrow.
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Explosion ON a Pacific Steam CT.

PANAMA. July 22.-An explosion occurred on
Qoard the Pacific Steam Navigation Com 2any's
steamer Coqu1mbo, at Valparaiso, on her last
voyage. A case marked "benZneo or "benZo--
with terrific force. A couple Of plates were
started and q breach In her side made of nearly
twenty feet In length. Fortunately 1t was above
the water line. One man was killed
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Masonic Reception to Lieut.. Com
man6ef (SOrfjnRe

NEW YORK, August 3.-Several masonic lodges
OF Brooklyn have rendered Lieut.. Commander
Gorringe, who brought the Egyptian obelisk
expected Masons of this city and Jersey City
Will participate. The arrangements are not
yet fully completed.
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SIR bARILn FR1RE REcALLRD.-In the House
onnomn.d MSrUs mSs evening en- the Earl Of Kimberley
called nom the governofship OF the Cane az
SOO0 hope. He said there had never exisrted
DeCWeen tne government and Sir Bartle Frere
EtereSt -O' Wv P~~A.0
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A MOTHERS REvOIvER.-MfS. NJ. J. Cahill
wife OF the editor OF the Chicago Pilot, called at
the Holy Angels Academy, In Buffalo, Sunday
night. and forc1bly took possession of her four
children and carried them away. She urged
her claim at the muZZle of q revolver
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Severe storm I'm Vermont.

TRoYVr. August "A severe thunder storm,
accompanied by high winds, struck this section
yesterday afternoon. The wind unroofed sew
eral buildings and overturned shade trees The
water did much damage. The lightning struck
a building IN Derby which was totally consum-
ed. The total damage was large.
ICebcrgs Lowering the Temperature
MONTREAL, QCEBRC, August 2-Au steamers
lately arriving here met with very ftne weather
until near the banks OF Newfoundland, when
icebergs were met with and lowered the tenn
perature TO an uncom: ortable degree.
Petcrsburg,s Population Falling Off
PETBRSBURG. VA. August S.-The census re-
turns lust completed show the school popula-
ton here 10 be 6.Ss2-white, 1906; colored,
Si26-or nearly one-fourth OF the entire pop
ulation Of the city. The returns show de-
crease OF l.oG5 during The past i've years
Wall Street To-day.
NKw YORK. August The Fosfs nnanciai
article Says:-At the Stock Exchange Invest
men, St tcurities are strong. The share specuia-
ton has shown reactionary tendency under
sales 10 realize the recent large advance. Prices
opened al fractional decline, advanced Aal 4
per cent IN The fiist hour and a hall. then fell
Aal "a OF which decline Aaa has been recov-
ered since noon The special features were Wa
bash. Kansas and Texas Iron Mountain. Mil
waukee and 81. Paul. Northwest Central Pa
cine and the coal stocks Railroad earnings con-
tnue very large Money on call is 2aS per cent.
ON time 10 per cent Prime mercantile pa
per Sl.a4b per cent. The market here for for
eign exchange Is uull ana heaVy.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. August 3.-yirginiv SKIES. de-
ferred 6ss do. consols. 567.; do. second series,
~: do: past due coupons. SO do. new ten fortes.
ala do ten,f.rt, coupons. sSioid to-day,
ding. llh. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat.
southern easier; western steady and nrm-south-
era red. l.e0al .0!S; do. amber. 1.0sal. IA; No.
10sha1 Csis: August .Ossal. .OsS, September.
lOstsal .OsS October. xsi. OssS. Corn. south
ern n.inal; western frlner- southern white, 81 :
August, 47'sa47S; September, 49a49k October. o.
a5O19. Oats quiet and steady-southe-n, 4la42 .
western white, 4la4lh; do mixed, 39A40; PenU-
unehanged. Provisions firm bat auotsbe chang.
s2O. Egg, quiet. IL Petroleum duh aud un-
choice. lSa!5x: Sugar firm--A soft, los. WHISKY
quiet. i. .l1al.ll IL. Freishts irm. Reoepts-hour
2, 5i2 barrels; wheat 219 800 bushels corn 80. -
SHIPMENTS wheat 202, 600 bushels; corn, NOT
Sales wheat 4s0. 500 bushels; corn. mo
NEW YORK. August s-stocks irregular
Money, 2a2k ENchange-iong, 4S2; short. ASS
Governments quiet but firm.
NEW YORK. August 3. Flour steady and quiCI
Wheat, white shade stronger and red less firIn
LONDON. August 5. II 80 p. m.-Consols
81 l3- 3-l6 for both money and the account. u. =.
bonds. ~ per cents, u.s.; new hyes, lv5k
certificates; 6sa+ Atlantic aud Great Western
Erie. 4s5f; DO secs nd oonsols. sis Tacis Cen
l0A New York Central, 1873.
for oDsy and For the SecoGh " T.
Atlantic sno Great western first mortgage trustees'
coy, Atlantic and Great Western seconds 2gx
Illinois Central, lle. Reading, TO-
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IH4 REMAINING INsURGRNr cH,vrs IN tho ,ur,s-
SannSo SUetSn OF Sanu Spiritu, Cuba-being Sarafin.
cancnez, Rioentro. Plutarco, Estrada ana Me-
9hn n,aaSe ie,ne expressed their intention to leave
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PARTIAL CENSUS RETURNS from Virginia show
an unlocked for increase In population. Returns
end county In the 4th district show popuIa-
tion OF 1851, against 70 $50 In 1870, gain OF
5000 since 1870, whilst the I'd congressional
district 81 ows population Of 175, 100, against
shows gain OF nearly 1900, Accomac 900,
southampton 5000, Nansemond 4,OO9 and so on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-03

from Wytheville, Va, to the Philadelphia
Times says: Saturday evening. In a quarrel
over domestic difficulty, David A. James a
prominent citizen and iron manufacturer, shot
and fatally wounded John Loveless, young
m1llwrght. There Is little hope OF his recoV-
cry. considerable excitement prevails at the
Wythe furnace. where the tragedy Occurredn
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BEATEN TO DEATH.-A young man named
owen Mckay was killed by Patrick and Michael
Rad1gan, near Weston, Iowa, on the Rock Island
road yesterday. Mckay started to drive through
lane on the farm OF the Radigans, when on
account OF former 1ll-feeling, they attacked MIN
and literally pounded him to death. The Radi-
ganS were aIIeSted.
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Mooern style: Murderers win out.
- massachusetts, minister closed his SER
mOn, preached to the Children. with: ar 1vr.
owe your country, your God and your grip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-03

GEN. DUNCAN S. WALKER, secretary of the
democratic congressional committee, has gone
to New York to attend an important political
conference.
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A Man Gagged and a safe Robbed.

POUGHKEEPsIE, NY, August 3.-The store OF
James Finch, at Millerton, was robbed at o.
and gagged, and the safe was then robbed of
81 900 In cash, 1915 In checks, and 81 900 In post
age stamps belonging TO the post office, which
Is In the same building. The burglars, three In
number eScaped
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- General Pacheco, the former Mexican
minister OF war, has been reappointed.
~ Mrs. Hildfeth committed suicide af nes
MolneS, Iowa because her husband wouldn't
take her to the circus
~ man froze to death on the hottest dav
tnls summer at Carroll, Iowa he got into q re-
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rot,,n thk foPCLATIoN of Maine estimated from the
isso already In, is GAG O6O against 626, ,9l5 In
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To To-DAY.-Internal rev.
nue., $3.50, III .G7; customs, s621, 702.54.
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NATIONAL. BANK NOTES received for redemp-
ton. S263, 900.
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IHE DEJARNETTE TRAGEDY.-A special grand
jury in the corporation court at Danville, Va :,
yesterday returned a true bill of indictment
against James T. Dejarnette for the murder OF
his sister, Moliie Del arnette last month. De-
Jarnette. who Is In jail, on Saturday attempted
10 commit suicide by taking laudanum, but
failed. The case will be called for trial to-day.
A BURGLAR FATALLY SHoT.-Mr. Pitman
Sneeden, Of Haddonsville, N. j., shot one of a
party OF burglars who had entered his house on
Sunday night. They escaped, but yesterday a
found ia neighboring grove with a load of
bird shot in his back. His wounds are probably
fatal
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NAVAL LORDERS.-Commander Albert Kantz
to command the Michigan. 18th August; Com
mander Geo W. Haywood. detached from the
command OF the Michigan. 18th August, and
ordered as fnspectorof of the 10th lighthouse dis
tiict, goth Of August; Commander w. r. Bridge
man, from duty as lighthouse inspector of the
10th district. on the 10th of August, and ordered
to settle accounts
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The Situation in Indiana,
WHAT JUDGE ROACH SAYS,

reporter OF THE STAR yesterday met Judge
Roach, prominent democrat of Indiana and
former law partner Of Senator Mcdonald. Judge
Roach was In Indiana few days ago and he
has talked with nearly all the party leaders re-
Gently In regard to the campaign in that state.
He said to the reporter: 1--WE feel confident Of
carrying the state, but we have got the hardest
ncans start In this year In better sh ape than they
were when they ended the campaign of 1876,
ana they are confident. They do not count
upon winning any recruits from the democrats.
Their calculation of success is based upon the
greenback vote. In 1879 the greenbackers cast,
In round numbers, $4,000 votes. Tie republi-
cans calculate that &C. 900 Of that number came
from their party, and 13. ZOO from OurS that this
year those vOtelS will fall back into their old
parties, and therefore the republicans Will get
two 10 cur one"
is out OF the racer"
Judge ROoch.-"They think it will not-cut any
hyule at all, and my impression is that as q
separate party, they will poll only a few thou
sand votes. Now voorhees, says that In his part
OF the state fully two thirds of the greenback
voters were from the democratic party. The
republicans also count upon a gain Of 5000 or
1000 votes from the negro exodus. They have
run in about that many In the state, and though
the negroes have not lived there long enough TO
acquired the right Of suffrage, they'll vote all
the same. Who can tell one negro from an
OtheI?r
Sar:-How do the democratic leaders feel?''
Judge R:-They all express themselves as very
well satisfied with the situation. Bill English
democratic candidate for vice president) told
me that We would certainly carry the state,
and put more faith in his opinion than that Of
any other man. Senator Mcdonald, whose
judgment is next In value TO that of English,
says he is satisfied we will elect our state ticket
and majority OF the congressman. 1 talked
with Landers and voorhees,, and both believe
we are sure TO win, but that we have deSper-
ate fight on hand. Our folks appreciate the
fact that the republicans mean to carry the
state In october Ii money and energy can do It.,
and therefore the democrats are working with
all their might.
There is no truth whatever In the assertion
that Landers Is weak candidate. We could
not have chosen stronger, and the report that
there was proposition to put Hendricks In his
place was manufactured out OF whole cloth.
Except in two districts, we have the strongest
possible candidates for Congress; men who are
stronger than their party. There is nothing to
discourage democrats In the situation in In
diana, but on the contrary everything to en-
courage them. Every move Of the republican
campaign SO far has failed, and we have the
vantage ground"
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WlLLET Sc LIBBt:Y,
oTH sTBREF AND NEW YORK AVENUE
tv20

WATCH REPAIRING, ENGRAVING, &C
WATCHES. CHRONOMETERs arf Complicated
TIME KEEPERS of every description carefully
Repaired by skilled workmen.
COATS OF ARMS, CRESTS. MOAOGRAMS,
&c, engraved on Metal or Stone.
diamond and every other description Of JEW
ElRY heset and Repaired
M. w. GAIT, BRO. 4 CO.,
y2l llO7 Penna. Ave.
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ALL OF OUR JOIsT AND sTUDDING ARE
CUT ~ NORTH CAROLINA THEY HAVE
MORE HEART IN THEM. CLEARER OF
KNOTS, AND BETTER MANUFACTURED
THAN AM VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER.
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rg,s Population Falling Off

FkTRRSBCRti, VA, August S.-The CENSUS re-
turns Just completed show the school popula-
ton here 10 be 6.Se2-white, 1896; colored,
si26-or nearly one-fourth OF the entire pop
ulation OF the city. The returns show de-
crease OF l,095 during the past five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-03

CANADIAN EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES.
The United States consul at Port Sasnia, In a
dspstch to the Department of State, dated July
27, says that the prosperity, which is so univer-
sal Throughout the states, Is In marked contrast
to the general depression which prevails In Can
ads. The 'outs" throw the blame upon Sir John
A. Macdonald and his tariff policy for the pre-
vailiug state OF affairs. while the organs OF the
result, however, would seem to be an exodus
from Canada OF some of her best citizens. Con-
sui Pace says that the emigrants who crossed
over at that point alone during the year ending
June 80, 1850, and who declared their Intentions
OF becoming permanent residents OF the United
States numbered q, ,e59,
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How Gen. Burrows was Trapped
bV the AfghanSs


LONDON, August 3, 2 p. n.-The weather con.
unues unsettled. AT meeting OF 6,OOO iron
miners In Lanarkshire Scotland, YESTERDAY.
they agreed to strike throughout the district To
day for an advance OF a shilling day In their
wages - ' 49, NAi
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MONTREAL, QUEBRC, August A-Au steamers
lately arriving here met with very fine weather
until near the banks OF Newfoundland, when
icebergs were met with and lowered the tenn
perature 10 an uncom. Ortable degree.
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SENATOR GARLAND, of Arkansas, has written
letter to GOV. Holiday, of Virginia, requesting
the latter to send him copies of all his messages
on the debt question, inaSmuch as the people of
his state are having pretty much the same trOu-
Ole with the debt question as Virginia.
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TROY, VT. August IA severe thunder storm,
accompanied by high winds. struck this section
yesterday afternoon. The wind unroofed sew
eral buildings and overturned shade trees. The
water did much damage. The lightning struck
a building IN Derby. which was totally consum-
ed. The total damage was large