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Sold Again.

He was hogsa laucjsr, and wished
to improve the equine breed in Utah.
He purchased a thoroughbred mare,
with the understanding that the mare
was shortly to have toai. This toal
would, so the seller affirmed. be worth
at least 500 as soon as it saw the
light of day. He watched the mare
anxiousIy for indications OF the com
ing fosl; it came; he looked through
the chinks of the stable in early
morning light; there we're two All
mails in the pen. He rushed of and
brought in his friends. threw open
the stable door, and Imagine bis dis
gust. for the ioal wss lOng-Iegged,
b!g-iointed mule.
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WOOL! WOOL! W0OLl!!

The Provo Manufacturing Company
are always prepared to pay the high
eat Market Price for Wool, in Cash
or Good5, just 90 the parties desire.
Send for sacks snd twinc. For fur
Their particulars inquire By letter or
otherwise Of
JAMES Dunn, Supt., Provo City;
or JOHN G. CUTLER, Agent.
a10 Salt Lake City.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Following ere the ruling wholesale
buying prices in Salt Lake City
GRAIN-Wheat, so @ 9Oc. p bushel
Barley, $I.359SL55 p cwt; Oats, S2.IC
FL0UR-XXX S2.25@S2 40; XXX
S2G562.75 p cwt.
POTATOES-60c @G5c. 2 bus.
5HELLED CORN-2l.2O@$l. % cwt,
BRAN-SI. 90; Shorts, SI.lO p cwt,
BUTTER-3Oc. q 25c. ? 10.
EGGS-I25zc. 2 dOz.
WOOL-Choice Fleece. 20924c p h.
RIDES-Prime Flint, I5c 2 10.
Following are the latest quotations
( -four, grain, wool, ETC., in the San
Francisco market
FLOUR-Superfne, "a $500 90; Bakers
aud Family, s. 5000 90; best Extras, in
shipping lots, S. 009 621; do jObbipg,
s. 80; Walls Walla, extra, So 5O95 SLY
Dbl.
WHEAT-No. 1, 81 IS @ $50; No.
., 81 65(91 72j2 2 ell.
BARLEY-Feed, so q 62lc. for Coast
ead 62l q SIC. for Bay Brewing, S5997t
Z Ct.
0ATs-Quota6le at 81 @ Sl25 p ca.
for Feed.
CORN -Quotablc at 81 1881 22!y ctl.
forLarge, 81 I7@5I 20 tor Small Yellow;
White, 81 1881 %.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, l71c,; Dry kips, l71c; Green
Saltad, heavy steers, over 55lbs, lOc; do,
undcr 50 los, 9}E@10c; Kips, 9}lci Calf
ski-a. 10 q l2c.
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The Foul Parker Murder.
(Special 10 the HERALD

ToquerviIle. 28.-The investigation
in the Parker murder case ended this
evening. Jared Dalton, OF Rockvi!ls
was committed to the county jail to
await the action Of the grand jury.
This is the case Of the cid lady sged
50 years, who was found at Spring
dale on Tuesday with her throat cut,
she having been eDtjced away from
her home Friday last, and q
search i-om that time resulted in the
discovery Of her body on the day men
toned. None of the particulars OF
the murder or circumstances con-
nectsd Herewith, as brought out in
the examination, have been learned
as yet.
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COIN Bros have Just received 70
nieces of very choice Summer silks,
embra cling some of the latest novelties
10 be found in this line, aud are oiier-
ing them at popular prices. Also 3
large stock OF tae hardsomest Dress
Goods ever offered here. mN
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Wanted.

HOUSEHOLD AND STORE GOODS FOR
CASH.
Bsio5e you sell your outfit. consult
John Crane, west OF Theatre. He
pays the highest price for everything.
Of
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LesIie's Cut Paper Pat
terms, a large Assert
ment, at Half Price at
Dryers. a29
Driving Park.

We publish below the names OF the
stockholders OF the Salt Lake Driving
Park Association, and bespesk fol
them large turnout for to day.
races. The horses will start at z
O'Clock for the road race, which vii
be contested by BILLY Porter, P"
California" "Gray Jackson" aud
"Pacing Johnny" driven by owners.
This will be followed by double
team race, between "Countryman'
and Barber" to pole, against 'Msry
Emery" and Lady Gay" together.
Then the half miIers will take 8 spin,
followed by the bicycli,t=.
Mr.. J. NJ. williamson IL the p-esi-
dent of the association and james /.
Little. secretary; ana the members
are: F. D. Benedict, n. Boukolsky.
g. 5. Erb, II. @. Gcodspeed, ]. I
Gllmes, William Groesbeck, O. L.
Haines, L. E. Holden. l. S. Hills.
VIM. Jennings, G. 4. Lowe, Fera.
morz Little, J. Lsviburg, w. S.
Mccormick. T. +. Muiloy, r. Mac
kintosh, Mark McKimmins, J. K.
Morrell, Samuel Paul, A. J. PendIe
ton, w. C. Rydalch, Monroe Salis-
bury, A. K. Smith, 6. II. Scott, w.
Sloan, Alexander Toponce, Tribune
Company, S. S. Walker, Wallace &
Lyman, Mrs. Ernest Young, @. (.
Wallin, NJ. Buxbaum, B. Robert,
s.. P. Kimbali, Auer q Murphy, S.
Worthington, ]. &. Winder, w. w.
Woods. Frank Jennings, Thos. Jen-
niDgs, ". ]. Montgomery, George
Crismon, s. B. Young, Angus Can
non, Charles Pepper. NJ. H. Walker,
J. Il. Walker, and Fred. Walker.
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Strayed

FROM the California Corral on Sunday
morpicg. -Four Head o! Horses,
branded IS on the left thigh. Any
information leading to the recovery
of the Animals wll! be rewarded by
Gil S.ayt1n, d! California Corral,
nCC
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Removal.

c. Button has removed his Barber
Shop from No. 12S 10 12l
East Temple street. Where he
will be pleased u see his old friends
and customers, as well SIS many new
once. a27
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JUST RECEIVED. -The new style
"Bon Ton" Visiting Cards, gilt
edged, in neat cases. Call and see
taem; they are tasty and cheap. au6
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eAkA. Doors AND sAEHpS
ss1IILCfacS, BRACKETS AND
at SIZES or Wikbo " CLASS
ar BOTTOM FicuRESi LAT
TIaER. TAYLOR T. CO. sls
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Prosperous AND MINERS should
examine those Provo Notified and
Silver Grey Blankets. also Navy Blue
Tailed Overshirts for GALE by
JOHN G. CUTLER, Agent,
Old Constitution Building.
100
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WEATHER REPORT.

War Department Signal Service,
q. S. Army, Division of kilograms and
Reports for the benefit of Commerce.
SIT LAKE CITY, April %, 80.
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MINING PATENTS.-Full SETS Q:
blanks for application for Mining
Patents-approved forms-to be had
ST the HERALD Office.
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* ~ 81
PEkf Tea.

Geo. ". Davis has received another
shipment of this famous brand OF
Tea. Gail and get some. a24
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LOOK HERE

II you want Dodgers,
II you want Envelopes,
If you want Bill Heads.
If you want Statements.
Ifyou want Certificates,
If you want Box Labels.
If you want Note Heads.
If you want Show Cards,
II you want Law Blanks,
If you want Ball Tickets,
II you want Programmes,
II you want Letter Heads,
II you want Bottle Labels,
Ii you want Auction Bills,
If you want Calling Cards,
Ifyou want Address Cards,
II you want Bank Checks,
II you want Shipping Tags,
II you want Business Cards,
If you want Wedding Cards,
II you want Invitation Cards,
If you want Business Circulars,
II you want Pamphlets Printed,
If you want Job Printing of any
description, done N a most salts.
factory manner, you can satisfy your
wants by calling at or addressing the
HERALD Office, Salt Lake City.
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COMMERCIAL.

ICoFfec,ed daily BY 8cCosniok & 90
SILVER.
Sat Lake, l.l05z per ounce.
New York, l-l3E per ounce.
LEAD.
Salt Lake, $50 per ton.
n CIV York, 6-lOc per pound
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Efafo Tgaafher lI0gr Tar IIceE LIeaf
Rai1(a;I for "A bours..0 90 of En inch
Maximum Their. Gez. 60, minimum. 40.
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What az EngIishman Thinks OF
the American People.

he SAYS they hurry, they eat
Quick. they gulp, .hey belch, they
have stomach ache, headache, liver
troubles and bowel complaint; they
fret and they sccI5, they get cross at
nothing and without cause; they look
ssICw and hollow-eyed; they looE
hungry and can't eat they spit np
food; they have Wakeml nights. They
die early because they disregard the
true principles to correct
These troubles and many Others all
GROW out snd from q torpid liver, and
called dyspepsia or Indigestion. Ihey
ran be cured and have been cured,
and in every case with q guaranty
that they will be cured by the use OF
DIR. hiintie's English Dandellon Pills.
Sold by al druggists. Price DOC. per
bottle.
Health. strength and vigor Of tae
Kjdpegs and Bladder always follow
tbe use Of the great Buchu compound,
Dr.. Mintie's Nephrsticum. BrigRt's
Disease. Diabetes. Inflammation,
8marting or Private Diseases are
ouicklv cured by it. For LeucorTh9
i has no equal. Don't be persuaded
to take any other preparation. Every
one who has trisf it recommends IL
For sale by all druggists.
an ASHLEY CooPER's VITAL REsI0'
RATIyE-The great English remedy
has made more cures Of NervousDe-
bilitv. Seminal Weakness, Lost Map
nooi' nocturnal emissions, lassituoe
desDondeney and inability ior men'd
iab6r. dependency and such a. ease case
A. are induced by youthful ioliles az. ahl
excuses. than all other medicine
combined. 1t is not stlmuiant hG
excitant, is perfectly safe to ia5e, !
act ouack nostrum. apd pIo e- 5,
results that are s 0Gderful. Frloe ,
per bottle. Four ZINES the qnant1ty
$40. It will not disappolnt you Il
bottle.
To be had al the z. G. III. l. oTu
department, Messrs. Moore, Allen
o., and DR.. Mintie & Co., 11tkeSl
Rey street, San Francisco NE
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Heavy Robbery I'm Norfolk.
Landmark, SATURDAY.

One OF the heaviest robberles that has oc.
Cured IN this city for a long time was com.
mi,;ed at the dry-goods store OF MessrS. NJ.
Umstadter IL Co., 10 the johnson Hall build
ing, on Main street, some time ursday
night, and was discovered at $50 O'Clock
yesterday morning, when the store was
opened. The party or parties who commit.
ted the robbery approached the store from
the rear, removed two palings from a short
fence which separated the back yard from q
lane on the eastern side OF the building, aud
having secured a piece OF plank, was en-
abled TO reach a small window some six
feet from the ground, through which an
entrance was effected. This window was
secured by iron bars, and an attempt was
made 10 saw them of, when, finding that
the window-sill had become rotten and
lOosened, the window.frame and all were
pulled out. After securing between $4,000
and $4,000 worth OF silks, an exit was ef-
fected through one OF the back doors, the
paddock which secured 1t being broken. 1t
is supposed that the burglar or burglars
were provided with a conveyance, as wagon
tracks were discovered near the rear OF the
building. The Chief OF Police was noti-
fed, and the affair Is undergoing an inves-
tigation. but up to late hour lat night
there were no developments.
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PROPOSALS..
SUFFOLK, VA, July o, $780,
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CON-

SUFFOLK, VA, July o, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CON-
- sTRUCTION OF A LOW-TRUSS IRON
SWING BRIDGE ACROSS THE NANStMOND
RIVER AT THE FOOT OF MAIN STREET, IN
THE TOWN OF SUFFOLK, VA, will be received
BY the UNDERSIGNED cOmms,i0 uers until IL O'Clock
NJ. on SATURDAY the Gath day OF July, instant.
The bridge will be lao feet long, of which 100 feet
must be suing, and shall have twelve foot road
way throughout It's entire length. The swing, when
open, shall show a clear passage for vessels OF not
hes than 40 feet on each side. The entire super
structure TO be OF iron, except the decking, which
must he Of best 2x6 inch yellow pine heart plank.
swing to be Of most approved kind. The sub
structure will I've Of stone, laid IN hydraulic cement,
and will consist of abHments on either side OF the
river, small piers nj each end OF the SWING and a
centre pier OF sufficient diameter 10 support The
swing, with ample room for turn-tab'e and all ne
cessary appliances. Suficient piiing OF cypress,
well fastened together for tile protection or the
piers aud swing, will also be required. The whole
work. and all the material thereof. shall he OF BIS.
quality, and the bridge, when finished shall be sub
feet 10 inspection and test By the commissioners or
any expert they may select, before berg received.
Proposals for the entire work, or separately for
substructure and supersiraelure, Will be received,
although II Is preferred TO let the work as whole.
Bond and security VIII be required OF The successful
bidder for the fa bul perfd rmance or his contract
within ninety days from the date Of award thereof:
Payment win be made from taxes to be levied and
collected during the present year-the time not 10
exceed twelve months from time OF completion or
the work.
The comm sioners reserve the right to reject any
bid not deemed he to the interest OF the county.
by order of the Board Of Supervisors for Nanse-
mond county, Va. JOHN Il. STEWART,
GEORGE W. SINGLETON.
WILLIAM H. GAY,
~ 12-eod6t THOMAS PARKER of "A"
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THE TURF.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 1.-THE opening day OF
the Saratoga Racing Association had fair
attendance. The weather was cool aud
cloudy and the track good.
For the Introductory scramble for all
nges-purse 1900. five furIongs-pooIs sold
Just before the race as follows: Knight
Templar, 90; BrambleIetta, 80; Beatitude.
25; Inspiration, 20; Colonel Sprague, 10 !;
Annie Augusta, Dan Sparkling, Mary r.,
Observands, May flower, and Wayfarer--the
feld-30. The race was won by Beatitude
by length; Knight Templar second BY n
head, and BrambleIetta third. Time. 103a.
The second race, the Travers stakes. for
three-year ods. 800 entrance. bali forfeit,
with $1,000 added by the Association and
$500 in plate by William II. Travers; second
horse to receive 1900 out OF the stakes. one
and tbree.fourtb miles. The pools sold as
follows: Fernclfe $3.50. Bye. and-bye S205,
Grenada S175, Neufchatel $40, the field
Turfman and Oden- $3.50. Grenada won
the race by length, Oden second and
THURMAN third. Time, 2:13.
The third race, sweepstakes for all ages,
$50 each, y. p. with 800 added; second TO
receive $3.50, and third 500 out OF the
stakes. One mile and quarter. Pools
sold as follows: Luke Blackburn, $500;
Cbeckmate, sIl5; Yoiturno. s45. The race
was won by Luke Blackburn by eight
lengths; Checkmate second, and Volturno
third. Time, 2:1l3.
The fourth race-a selling race Of one
mile-was won by Dan K; Audof second,
Charley Gorham third. Time, LAT.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
England.
THE HOUSE or COMMONS AND the COAPgS.
sATI0N BILL.

England.
THE HOUSE or COMMONS AND the CONPgS-
sATION BILL.
LONDON, July 17.-The House Of Com.
mon. in committee last night resumed the
consideration of the compensation tor the
disturbance bill. Mr.. Gladstone moved an
amendment, OF which he gave notice last
Nonday-viz., that the last clause OF the
bill shall read as follows: "AnG the tenant
shall be entitled to compensation In the dis
erection OF the county court judge II nom
payment OF rent is caused by prevailing
distress, and the tenant Is willing to con-
tinue in occupation upon reasonable terms
OF rent. arrears OF lent, and otherwise, and II
such terms are refused by the landlord
without reasonable alternative"
NJ. Parnel moved to add after the word
alternative" the following: Comprising
Just and reasonable terms as rent, arrears OF
rent, and otherwise to the incoming tenant.
il any.
Mr.. Gladstone objec ted, and it led to a
warm discussion.
Mr.. Parnell withdrew his amendment,
and Mr.. Gadstone's amendment was adopt
ed by vote Of 225 to Is.
Mr.. Briggs, u Liberal member for Black
burn, moved that the erection OF the statue
to the late Prince Louis Napoleon in West
minister Abbey is inconsistent With the ma.
tional character OF the edifce, and Is calcu-
lated TO impair the good feeling between
England and France.
Mr.. Gladstone said that, excepting certain
royal chapels, the Deans authority over
Westminster Abbey was absolute. lie ad-
yised the House not to interfere:
Mr.. Briggs's motion was carried by vote
OF 16l TO lat.
Mr.. Gladstone said that although the
prerogative OF the Crown regarding the
burial in Westminster Abbey Is absolute,
there Is no disposition la any quarter 10
trespa,s 10 any way upon the province OF
the House In this matter. He thought,
however, that the House would do well, to
avoid interference.
When the question on the motion ~
amended was about to be put, Mr.. Glad
stone, Sir william Harcourt, Home Score.
tary, and other members OF the Govern
ment, left the House. The Times, In .
leading editorial this morning. referring to
the above incident. says: owe trust that
the whole controversy II now ended. aud
that last nights verdict will be accepted rs
final. II was unwise TO originate the
scheme, and II would be more uuwisc now
10 revive it,"
Mr.. GLADSTONE REDUCING HIS RENTS.
LONDON, July 17.-Mr. Gladstone has re.
mitted Is per cent. OF the rents OF bis
Hawslden tenants on account OF their
losses from exceptional seasons and re-
duced prices. lie had previously reduced
their rents 10 the same amount for 1879.
THE ngscA c0LLIERr DISASTER.
Loypoy, july I7.-1t Is believed that the
Risca colllery explosion was caused BY
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DANVILLE.

COUNCIL hATTERs-TBE ARCHERY CLUB
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
JULY II, 1880.
Those Of the city officers who are required
TO give bond have done so. AT a meeting
OF the Council held this week T. II. Wat
kins, as clerk Of the market, gave bond for
$500, and G. A. Ballou, as city engineer
and superintendent OF the water and gas.
works, for $4,000. DR.. T. w. Keen, the
newly elected health officer, presented an
ordinance repeating all the existing ssni-
tary regulations aud insti'uting an entirely
new system, and the matter Was referred.
The Archery Club bias completed its or
Ranlzstion and gives an outdoor exhibition
this evening. The officers are: Chief, DR..
Thomas l.. Sydnor; Lady Paramount. Miss
Eleanor dickson; Captains, Alonzo Dibrell,
{. NJ. Cosby, w. Il. Swami; Recording Sec
rotary, j. 5. Exall; Scribe, Z. H. Waddll !;
Treasurer, W. +. Patton. Besides these |
count on the roll twenty-threc gentlemen
and twenty-five ladies.
The house aud lot on Patton street, living
Dexti0 the courthouse and occupied by Mrs.
Mary Simmons, has been sold at auction for
1850, aud was purchased by DR.. John T..
Lipscomb.
Amongst the buildings now nearly COM
fleted is dwelling house for Major q. G.
Ayres. IL Is situated on his beautiful lot
ca Main street, and the eye already loves TO
rdst upon it. Mr.. James u. Pace is about
h&iog finished a grand tobscco-factory
near the corner OF Patton and Craghead
streets. In North Danyilie Nr. Thomas j.
Lee Is having rebuilt the mill and the
foun(ry-house which were destroyed by
fire some months aQo
Malcf a. u. smith arrived yesterday eve
DiDg and wss the guest OF Captain W.T..
CLARK. yo-dav he goes up TO Cascade
With ColooeI q. X. Grggs. and those CON-
Ts1es-in-srDs will rest uDder the vine and
Gx-free OF Colonel Griggs for a day or two.
Portions Of this county are reported as
suffering from drought Other portions have
had very favorable seasons. ALPHA.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
How n PennsyIvsuis pemnambulisi
walked Out Of = Fsarth-ssory Hotel
window.

How n Pennsylvauss Somnambulist
walked out or \ Feurth-Story Hotel
window.
HAnRisBuRG, July 17.-William +. Oar.
rah. one OF the AnuapoIIs naval cadets visit.
ing this city, while In q flt Of somnambu.
lIsm. last night stcpped from the fourth.
story window OF Bottoms Hotel. He fell a
distance Of thirty i've feet Into an open eel.
Iarway, smashing the steps ana breaking
three Of the iron Sanctions supporting
them. The only injury he received was the
fracture OF bis left wrist.
Colonel Cash Admitted 20 Bail-His
Son Assaults IN Editor.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. July 17.-Colonel
Cash, the Surviving principal In the recent
fatal duel, came before Judge McIver, OF
the State Supreme Courf, at Cheraw, last
evening, on . writ OF habeds corpus, and
was admitted to bail in the sum Of $4,000.
Considerable excitement was occasloned
In Cheraw previous TO the hearing OF the
application BY an attack made by son OF
Colonel Cash upon Mr.. Peques, editor OF
the Cberaw Sun, who had denounced the
duel 10 his paper. Young Cash and his
father had both drawn their pistols, the lat
ter avowing bis purpose = see fair play.
Mr.. Peques was only saved by his being
thrust By bis friends into an open doorway,
where he was locked up. No arrests were
made.
An Ex-Congressman Injured.
Bosroy, July 17.-Ex.C Congressman John
II. Alley. Of Lynn, was thrown from car
rage at Nashant yesterday and bad his hip
broken. His injuries are very severe.
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CoLoUrrr's FIGHT FOR THE NOMINATION.

COLoUTT's FIGHT FOR THE NOMINATION.
ATLANTA Constitution, 10th. This has been
significant though a quiet week. Six
counties have held elections. These coun-
ties are scattered all over the State, and in
every county there was a contest and bal
lot on The candidates. OF these counties
ColQui.t carried all save one, in which he
was beaten by Colonel Hsrdeman 81 votes
in poll OF about $50 votes. Even this
county is for Colquitt as q second choice.
On Monday Colquitt carried Wilcox, and
the delegates were instructed. On Tuesday
he carried Warren and Putnam. and the
delegates were instructed, On Wednesday
he carried Wayne, and the delegates were
instructed. On Thursday be carried GynD,
and his delegates were elected by six to one.
THIS is a significant showing.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS NEWS.


BURNED IN BALTI-
MoRE-A soMNAMBuLIsT WALKS OUT or
FoUHTH-sTORY WINDOW IN HARRIS
BURa AND ONLY BREAKS HIS wRIsT-AN
Ex-c0SGREssMAN 1NJURED-THE MAR
RAGANsETT DISASTER BEING INvEsTr-
GATED AT NEW LONDON, CoNN.--DIt. TAM
FER STILL IN GOOD CONDITION. DIS
CHARGE or THE GEORGIA REVENUE OF.
FfCIALs ON TRIAL FOR MURDER-THE
RECENT FATAL DUEL IN SOUTH CARO-
LIMA; COLONEL CASH BAILED on HABEAs
CoRPUs-THE HOUSE OF COMMONS AND
THE CONFIRMATION BiLL-RoCHEFORT
ON THE wAR-PATHA AGAINST GAMBETTA-
FORTHCOMING IMPERIAL INTERVIEW
THE RECENT COLLIERY DISASTER IN
wALEs-RoUGH AND DAMAGING wEA-
TIER IN ENGLAND ELECTION RIOTS IN
PERNAMBUCO. ~