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IN ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug 2.-James Curran
shot his vile. Maria Curan, here to-day. They had
been married for fifteen Curran always treated
his family well until four years ago, when he began TO
show gns OF insanity She him arrested and tried
for unacy, aud he declared sane by the jury. In
edatey after the trial he left the city, leaving his
wife and children. This morning Curran arrived from
Chicago and went home. he said 10 his wife " ] wish
you wouldn't be tOrmenting me so every night" Why,
Jim" she replied, "Ive not been tormentDg YOU I've
been working all the time here at home" He then
pulled out pistol. The frightened woman sprang out
OF the door, closely followed by her husband who began
firing al her the third shot striking her In the left side
He SAID the he left his wife four years
because he found was OF bad character He said:
She ha6been tOrmeDtinR all the time was at Chi
cago she was not there you know, but se bewiIched
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Aug. O. The dory Little West
ern Captain Howard, from Gloucester. Mass for this
port, arrived at Gravt send yesterday.
A Calcutta dispatch TO The Times says: One Of the
leaders OF the Ruma rebellion has been shot, and seve-
raj others have been sentenced 10 terms of i'm
prsOnmcnt. The rebellion however, shows sigIs Of
cOlapsiBg, the British troops cannot stand the
healthy climate"
Ia the House OF Commons this afternoon, Sir Charles
Dixie declared that the Government had In formation
OF renewal OF diplomatic relations between France and
Mckee. As TO the renewal of relations between Eng
land and Mexico, he said Mexico broke on The reln
first the overtures for their renewal should come
from her.
The Edinburgh Scotsman says an Irish member intends
TO move resolution In the House of Commons decar
ing that the share the Peeragc IN legislation Is far In
excess OF its Legitimate interest in the Government and
that the time Will come when The relatives OF members
of the HOu 80 Lords Will no declared incapable OF SIT
ting IN the House of Commons.
MADRID, August 2-The Liberal publishes rumor
that Don Carlos will shortly publish manifesto declar
ing that he will never renounee his claim TO the spanish
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THE AFGHANs CONTINUE THE WAR.

CABUL CUT OFF FROM COMMUNICATIONS With INDIA
-ADURRAmMAN KHAN's UNSTEADY THRONE
LONDON Monday, Aug. 2. 1880
A Bombay dispatch of this date to The Standard
SAYS: Communication with Cabu is interrupted.
Tue telegraph wire has been cut between Pcshawar
and the Lattaband Pass"
The Calcutta correspondent of Tho Times tele-
graphs as follows:
"It was well known by the time General BurrOwss
force reached Girlshk. on the Heuaud River II moi, in
decd before It left Caniaar that the whole or te con-
tngent under the Wall Snerc All were thoroughly uE-
trustworthy, having been corrupted by the regiments
when had been stationed for ten years nj Cabu and II
Is strange that this fact being known 30 weak brigade
permitted tn proceed seventy miles from It's sup
ports against 5000 men with thirtysx guns The gen
eral Impression here Is that General Sir Frederick
Halnes the C0mmanderin Cnief OF tue military forces
mutiueers supposed TO have dispersed, but it
much probable that they have Joined Ayoob Khan
The only things that seem To be wanted are head 10
direct Smla and aders to execute in Southern Al
gnanistan. believe am not overstating the /
SAYING that General Hanes long ago forfeited the conf
dence of the Army. Generals Primrose and Pnayre are
comno ro lively untried men: Generals Stewart and
Roberts could hardly be spared from the North. All
mems oyes India turned to General Sir Garnet
Woseley and were the Government 10 announce The in
tenton o. sending him out immediately the news would
be hailed with delight y soldiers aud civilians from one
end OF the country 10 the other"
The Cabul correspondent of The Times telegraphed
as follows before the interruption of cOlnmun.ca-
t0n:
"HAyoob Khan is not too much carried away by his
success to perceive the opportunity which probably
open to him. may be expected to make the best Of his
TO GhuZnee. His arrival there would probably IN
still lie INTO the opposition leaders there and the
Amcer instead Of being about 10 draw over tue
more nhuenti Il of hs side. hnd himself
the first days OF his reign by revived oppo
rton. which Will render his tenure Of power most pre-
cariOus."
Vienna dispatch to The Standard says:
There arc reports from COnstantn0pe Of nature TO
diminish prestige OF the English among which Is the
distribution III Turkish military circles OF printed ae
counts OF Itne Afghan disaster, charging the Brlish
troops with and their leaders with utter inca
paclty."
The Standards Bombay dispatch says before the
telegraph wire communicating with Cubul was cut
"a message was received thence stating that the
durbar, which was to have been held on Monday at
Kellahaji, had been ostponed, and 1t was un
certain whether it would be held at all. 1t is snp
posed that hitch has arisen from the evident dis
trust Of the Ameer aud his reluctance to venture
within the British camp
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug 2, 1880.
Bids for furnishing locks and keys for the United
States mails were opened to-day. There sixty bid
deIs.
of the commerce OF The world which Will be
affected by the building OF the neroceanic Canal and
II will soon be gwen out for publication
Acting Secretary Bell, of the Interior Depar ment
has appointed Luther Harrison and Roland b. Knne Of
P.nnsyyania and Char, NJ. HoltOn of iowa, cOmms-
soners to apprase the Fort Dallas military reservation
in Oregon.
Joseph Pedradita, the American citizen who re-
Gently arrested IN Havana and ircarcerated for two
weeks in Moro Castle proposes TO the Spanish Gov
erument for 100000 damages. He has through his
counsel applied to the State Department for copy Of
the protest filed with the American representative at
Havana.
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est foundation for the report of joint AngloFrench
command of the expedition, as all the Powers arc
agreed in giving the command TO England. The
periodical rumors representing the scheme as hay-
ing been abandoned, and France, Austria, or some
other power shrinking from the execution OF the
plan are equally unfounded; but If the Porte
promptly settles the MOntenegrin question the
demonstration will be suspended"
A dispatch from Athens says the Greek Govern
ment intended publishing yesterday ordinances Tor
the mobilization of the army bat IN consequence OF
the advice of the Powers it has been decided TO
postpone the measure for the present.
A Vienna dispatch to The Times says
Baron Haymerle the Austro Hungarian Minister OF
Foreign Affairs has 20 schl where he VIII be re-
ccyed by the Emperor Of Austria Prince MiOn ana
the Prince OF ROumania are expected TO arrive there
shortly.
The Post Berlin correspondents tele0raphs
" Russia has ordered one hundred more Krupp field
gunsD
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THE FOREIGN WORLD.
MIR GLADSTONE IN DANGER.


THE PREMIER UNDER THE CONSTANT CARE or PLY
sTcIANs-RECALL OF SIR BARTLE FRERE-rHE
NAVAL DEMONSTRATION AGAINST TURKEY
TRIUMPH OF THE FRENCH REPUBLICANS.
Mr.. Gladstone was dangerously i'll all day
yesterday, but late at night it was announced
by his physicians, who had been constantly in
attendance upon him. that his fever had
not increased DUNG the day, and
that his general condition was satis-
factory. Sir Bartlc Frere, the British
Government announced yesterday, is to be
recalled from South Africa. The Pow
ers are preparing naval demonstration
to compel Turkey to obey the de-
cslon of the Berlin Conference in re-
Iation to the boundary line of Greece. The
French Republicans gained 184 seats at the
elections for Councils-General held in France
on Sunday. Several insurgent chiefs have
departed from Cuba. An Italian lnterna-
tional Exhibition in 1885 is proposed.
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AFFAIRS IN ALASKA.
COOKING FOR GOLD IN THE INTFRlOR-NO GREAT
TROUBLE AT wEANGEL.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArcnI


GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-COmmander Boards
lee. commanding the jamestown, I'm a dispatch to the
Secretary the Navy dated Ska Alaska July 12 gives
an account Of affairs IN that quarter He SAYS for
month past they had been favored with good weather.
Adyces had been received by from Edward Bean
az Chieat who is the leader Of the band OF DrOjectOrs
sent the headquarters OF the Yukon in June. in the
JamestOwns launch. The party had crossed the uvide
were preparing descend the river and had received
good treatment from the Indians Several others
mir uers-had Joined them. They searching for gold
in the interior OF Alaska. Not 200 Indians of both
and all ages present in the Ska Ranch.
The others away their otter and seal hunt
ing trips.
Commander Beardsee reports that he investigated
the Iudian troubles WranGe and that they or
consequence Imprudent conduct on the part OF store
keeper the Of the trouble. Mining interests
are reported TO be at n standsti Snow IL too deep
the mountains permit Ospectng, and the Stewart
mine closed pending negotiations for its sale. The
mentioned as unusually backward. the salmon
late cOmiug and everything seems 10 have combined
10 reard the advancement OF the country. Ncyerthe
less during the year the place has gained population,
houses and business. The climate is very the
shin aud her boats The life is spoken OF being
otonOus and tells OH the morale of all hands.
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ing tendency 10 count Republican well Democratic
votes.
The Democrats disaffected this year, and herein
there is another spur TO Republican work.
REPUBLICAN vIGOR IN RHODE ISLAND


THE VOTES OF CANADIAN oPERATIvEs-BANKING
AND MANUFACTURING INTERESTS UNITED FOR
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR.
WooNsoCKET r. l., July 31.-Rhode Island,
II is asserted by competent Judges Will give Garfield
and Arthur an increased majority this fall, exceeding
5000 at the least calculation There various causes
OF local nature which will tend to increase the vote.
Throughout the manufacturing towns Of this state and
Connecticut Canadian French 6isplacing the IRISH
operatives ard this change IS apparent now than
ever before. This Canadian element is Dstinctvey Re-
publican, and will make decided increase in the vote
OF this little State, each voter counting two In the pro-
cess of driving the Irish Democrat and replacing
him by Republican, and the non-vOter being as good
as one Republican vote in displacing Democrat. The
great mOneyed int rests OF the State WILL Of course
favor Garheds election with its promises of security
for the future Shngle Rhode Island and you viii
have one vast bank; for the number OF these instu
tions in each little town IS excessive, when compared
10000 inhabitants, has its ten banks and about the
same proportion exists in other cities and Towns
througnont the state. Next 10 banking come tvsreat
manufacturing Interests, which allied with the Re
pun cans In view Of prosperous times and general
activity Altogether II is safe 10 predict Increased
Republican matOri y an the Presidential contest
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

SENT TO PRISON FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS
DANvILLE. Va Aug. 2.-Lewis kamey, coored,
the penitensry for seventeen years
KILLED on THE RAILROAD TRACK.
TuCA n Y. Aug. 2.-EOman ByeT, an emp!Oye
on the Sew York Central Railroad while intoxicated was
over and kill-d near Rome yesterday
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A BOY.
RONpOuT \. Y, AGg. "A boy named Willie
Burn. on saturday fell into the cabin barge lying
dout Creek, ami was 80 much injured that he died
A DROWNED MAN IDENTIFIED.
NEwBURG y. Y, Aug. J he lost passenger of
the night boat st. John Poly was iCpnd near
SHOT BY A PISTOL IN his POCKET
PROVIDENCE, X. L. Aug. 2.-NlarIin Shay, of
Newport shot In The abdomen Yesterday by The acct
deu discharge OF pistol his DooseL He Is not expected
'on'o KILLED BY HORSE
JAMESTOWN n. L.. Aug. 2.-GeOrge Knapp at
tempted SATURDAY evening 20 ride horse before
ANOTHER DEATH FROM KEROSENE OIL
ANDES. ~ T.. Aug. "A ten-year-Old son Of
lanes Muir was burned to yesterday He kndng
win kerosene OIL M when tne can exploded burning him
MURDERER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
DANyILE, Va, Aug. 2.-lhe Special Grand Jury
day James T. De Iarnette for the murder Of bis
suicide by taking laudanum, but falei
KILLED BY A FALLING CoRNICE
ns 10 death Mis-. Bertha Dietrich and fatally luns Anna
MensenKamp. Others bai n narrow escape
FATAL AFFRAY.
SAN FRANcsc Aug A SPatse %aais from and
acnd Was siliea and Weaver morally wounded"
Roy KILLED WHILE PLAYING.
Ten Years ana his brother While cdren OF n NJ
q wers bsyng Sps- Franz On va s.t1r
ttantly killed ,,,ct.psu,T
RpIcKsauRG n j., Aug 2.-BurlIars last night
,niered IN. rssidense Of Pmsn sneen ut Haddons Vile
nred with pigeon gun ai ! yS qoSe ine a,s
fellow cand In neighbors grove fatally shot
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ULSTER COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

A UNI1TD AND VIGOROUS PARTY ORGANIZATION
DlssENsIoN AMONG IHR DEMOCRATS.
KINGSTON, n. Y, Aug. 2.-Iu spite of their
dsapDO nment AT Chicago. the Grant men OF Ulster
County determined labor for the success OF the
party Republicans are iubant everywhere; and never
ece The Lincoln campaign has the party been unan-
imOus ia the support OF its nominee as now.
All peSsonal preferences have been forgotten and all
are caeTmly enlisted under the Garfield banner fully
satisfied that all things considered. his nomination
tie wisest and that could have been made Gar
r"'d clubs and glec cubs forming in every town,
aad many organ zatons already exist, and are In
active operation. Many Of the leading party workers
arc just away their summer recreation trips. but
Oef'rc many days the campaign will open with un-
"oHeI NIgor
IT, ;ota vote Of the county last fall 16sOO
o these 7.sl7 for Cornell, 7,1G3 Tor Robinson.
1865 for Kelly, and the small balance for other candi-
ssc IGc of HOsklIs, s2J5 aud Potter, S,497, 10
a. a inucstloD Of the parry strength In tue county.
.c iheh is Al ADVERSE majority OF 292 10 overcome,
Sch, wib the growing cinDcratic detection. the
:. pa 'ean ygOr and rnihusas, hardly ail OF ac
unpisbncn'. Previous 10 last year tie Democratic
mslf'ty on State ana National tickets m this cOunty
70 % en oyrr 1000. T.e locality Is not as favorable
WI De'n'iats IA II used 10 BE- on account of grow.
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NEW DESIGN FOR THE NOTES PROPOsED-THE
PERFECTION WHICH CoUNTERFRITERs ATTAIN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Mr. Casilear, Superin-
tendent of Engraving in the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing, and one of the most accomplished cx-
perts in the detection of counterfeit bank notes
thinks a new design for National bank notes ought
TO be adopted. The old designs have been in use
many years, and every denomination except tho
dollar notes and the one thousand dollar notes
has been counterfeited. Large amounts of coun-
terfeit National bank notes probably In circua-
ton now, the existence of which is unsuspected.
The fact that the design for any denomination of
National bank notes is the same for all banks. with
the exception Of the name Of the bank, renders the
task of the cOuntereiter comparatively easy. After
having made his plate, he can throw out his notes
as long as he finds market for them; then when
they become advertised as counterfeits ne
change the name of his bank and go on with his
printing from the old plate.
By device adopted at the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing. new plates may be made with the
charter numbers of the respective National banks
forming conspicuous portion of the general de-
sign that 1t would be easier to make a new plate
than to change the old one
As an evidence of the perfection which the conn
teTieiteTs sometimes attain, II may be sad that an
ocial of the Revere Bank in Boston upon receiving
back from the Treasury Department 800 coun-
teTieit of It's notes. wrote sharp letter, crlt
clsing the Treasury practiceS and declaring that
the bank was ready 10 receive all such notes, ana
that lis officers recognized the signatures upon the
returned note as their own.
Only two denominations of the greenback Ks printed
at the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing have ever
been cOunteTfelted while al denominations of those
printed from plates made by private companies
have been cOunteTteitcd.
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THE IRISH COMPENSATION BILL.
FIRST DEBATE on THE BILL IN THE HOUSE OF


LONDON, Monday. Aug. 2, 1880.
In the House of Lords, to-day, Earl Gran
vile Foreign Secretary moving the second reading OF
the Irish Compensation BILL SAID the bill had arisen from
the exceptional circumstances existing IN Ireland dur
ing the last few years and fro the large increase Of
evctions especially during the pr sent year He then
said the bill was purely temporary one
Earl Grey moved the rejection OF tho BILL which, he
slid was for deprying landlords OF their legal
remedy to enforce payment OF rent. Bearing in mind
the recent etatIons in Ireland he could conceive OF
more direct encouragement for breaking the law than
the present BILL and he rused the House would firmly
refuse assent TO which would be degrading to
their Lordshps aud disastrous 10 Ireland lChceis.J
Baron Emily supported aud Lord LansdOwne opposed
the bill The latter said II IL passed the Dill would DC
standing record OF injustice and Lconsidered le2sa-
tiOn.
The Earl OF Dunraven aud the Marquis OF Waterford
opposed, and Baron Waveney supported the Dill go
Earl Derby said he approved the Dill, but only WIN
certain amendments.
Lord Salisbury made speech in which he vigorously
opposed Tue bin
Ihe House Of Lords then adjourned.
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ONE OF THE HANCOCK "ACCESSIONS."
LEY TELEGRAPH TO I'VE TRIRUNE.I

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The announcement
has recently been made In the Democratic press that
Judge John +. Long, of Missouri. the most Intimate
friend of General Grant in the West and leading aud
lifelong Republican," had come out" for Hancock.
1t can be stated upon uIimpeachable authority that
Long never was Republican. General Grant made
him Collector OF ~. LOus for personal reasons but
Judge Long never leading, Ne certainly IS not
lnOng RAnnhlca
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COINAGE AT THE MlNTS.
IcrNppAT ppEgG nISpATCu
ENTITLED TO PAY FOR HOLIDAYS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The Public Printer
having refused allow the employees under him pay for
the Fourth OF July. committee OF printers on Saturday
paid visit to First Controller Lawrence, OF the Treas
ury to get decision him regarding the legality
Withholding the pay Of employees for public holidays
Judge Lawrence Informed the committee that he
not then ready make final decision, but would hold
the case under advisenent. The Judge decided to-day
that employees entitled to receive pay for pub
lie loidays,
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NEWS FROM CUBA.

HAVANA, Aug. 2.-News has been received
at the Army headquarters here that the remaining in
surgent chiefs the jurisdiction of sant Sprtus sera-
hn Sanchez, Rioentlo, PutsrcO, Estrada and Medina.
verified the OF their intention to leave the
Isald and that jurisdiction is now completely clear OF
Insurgents
There were hfty-one deaths from yellow fever aud
thirteen from smallpox during the week ended Jnly 81
The steamer City OF Alexandria. Captain DedkoD,
from New. York. arrived Yesterday afternoon.
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FIVE WEEKS WITHOUT FOOD
DIR. TANNER coNFEssEs TO WEAKNESS.

DIR. TANNER CONFESSEs TO WEAKNESS.
FREQUENT ATTACKS or SICKNESS THROUGHpUT TIN
DAY-ANNOYED AT TRIFLEs-PROyoKfSG ms
WATCHERS.
The fifth week of DR.. Tanners fest was
completed yesterday noon. During Sunday
night he was restless, and suffered from
severe attack of sickness He was also Ill in
the course of the day, and seemed much
weaker. In the afternoon, however, he ap-
peared brighter and better, but was COM
pletey exhausted after his return from his
evening drive He retired at a very early
hour without being weighed.
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RUSSIA HOSTILE TO IMMIGRATION.

ST. PETERSBURG, Monday, Aug. =, lcsO
Newspapers here publish advlces from No
vorosssk the Russian shore Of the Black Sea, stat
ing that number OF Greek and Armenian emgrants re-
Gently tried to LAND there but their ship fred upon
with a storm OF bullets by order OF the Russian local
authorities. The captain of the vessel was killed
Russian war schooner afterward captured the remain
der of the crew and passengers Of the emgant vessel
some whom wounded and the captiyes were lu-
mediate!y Imprisoned. About 100000 Greeks and Ar
menians who intend emgrate tO Russia probably VIII
not be pleased by reception OF their compatroIs
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A ROY DROWNED,


Troy, n Y, Aug 2.-George Bussey. age eight
voars was drowned P0osenk Greek here this evening
while bathing ,,u,,n,,r ~. nnoo,o
YANKroN, ID. T., Aug 2.-FIve companies Of the
o5th Iufantry oooe arrived here yesterday from Texas
and were ardod by 20 Forts Randall aud
Moade
THEATRICAL OPENINGS IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO Aug. 2.-Ihe theatrical season opened
night with tho engagement OF the union squaI COMPANY
in French Flats" &C Hsvsfya McViokers aud Hooeys
Theatres open Monday night tue former With Al
the Rare" Combination, and the latter witn the Cteion
Company In Freaks"
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WAR PREPARATIONS IN GERMANY.
LONDON Monday August ., 1873

LONDON, y,
A Berlin dispatch to The Post says; " The
failure Of the Coburg Conference has produced serious
risappointment in Berlin. One of the main objects OF
the Conference devise means for relieving the
Central Government from the necessity OF soliciting
funds yearly in the shape OF matriculatory contrbu
ons from the State Legislatures by substituting I'm
pera tax eviabe with consent Of the Imperial Par
lament only"
Berlin dispatch to The Pail Mall gazette says: The
Government will ask for large III the military
budget"
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INVITED TO THE CONFERENCE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Chailman Jewell of the
Republican National Committee, has invited leading
representatives of tle IRISH Republican party Of tins
state to meet with the National Committee in New
York August 6. Judge Morrison, beng one Of those In
yited, has accepted, aud Will 20 TO New York.
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a RUINED BANK.

BELLOWS FALLS, VT, Aug. "a meeting
Of the OF the ruined First National Bank
was held ut Bratteboro to-day. Receiver Price said
that liabilities both real and contingent, aside from
the capital stock would probably reach 800 600
The assets he unabo give, but IL was generally
inferred that Of the stockholders would
finally be necessary.
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DELINQUENT RECEIVERS.

WAsHINGTOS, Aug. 2.-1he Chief of the
Public Land Division OF the Treasury Department, in
examining the OF Receivers OF Public Moneys
at United States Land Offices. found that there
number Of delinquents The matter was referred to
First Lawrence, who has Instructed the chief
to sue all dellnquents at once.
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AN ITALIAN WORLDS FAIR.

LONDONi MUIudJ aUg' 2, IooV'
A dispatch from Rome to The Daily NewS
says "A committee including some Of the leading
members OF Roman arlsocracy, bas been formed to
promote the holding International exhibition here
In 1885 The advocates Of the scheme have received
encoura ging letters from the Duke dAOsta, exklng OF
Spain Premier Gladstone. OF Eogland; and NJ Gam
beta. presdept Of the krenoh Chamber OF Deputies