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now en- route to San Francisco to enter that
port on a footing of the most favored nation.
Woman and Man Fatally Shot.

nAs wiie anu w arWick, anu Dotn are expected
to die. jackson was arrested. The minstrel
performance was given as announced. All
concerned are colored.
Unimportant Meeting of the Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, August 24th.-The session
of the Cabinet to-day lasted about half on
hour No question of public interest was
considered. The President will not issue the
Chinese proclamation until the pending in.
vestigation with regard to Chinese discrimi-
nation against United States vessels is con.
cluded. and shows conclusively that no dis
eliminating tonnage import duties are levied
upon United States vessels by the Chinese
Government. The President informed the
Cabinet that he would leave Washington
Thursday to visit the Pacific coast
Grant on His Way Home.
OMAHA, August 24th.-General Grant and
Mrs. Grant passed through Omaha this after
noon, en- route from Colorado to their old
home at Galena. They left over the Chicago
and Northwestern road. General Grant was
met at the depot by few personal friends
and prominent gentlemen, whom he received
most cordially. His coming was unexpected,
and was hardly known even at the depot.
He did not speak much of politics, but con-
versed on Colorado and its resources. He
will remain at Galena until the last week of
September, when he will visit the East.
IncendIarism I'm Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, August 24th.-The extern
siye ice house belonging to j. 4 P. Balty. of
this city, the ice building and several cars,
at Seiglersville, were burned by incendiaries.
A keg of powder exploding destroyed the
engine house. Engine houses more than a
mile away were shaken, but no one was hurt.
Fortified Remains Of MastodOn.
CHICAGO, August 24th.-Ye yesterday labor
ers excavating tor a sewer to Wicker Park,
in the northwestern part of the city, came
upon the petri6ed remains of a mastodon at a
depth of eighteen feet. Among the pieces
already secured are section of the tooth,
four inches in diameter at one end and six
inches at the other. The tooth weighed six
pounds.
The Buchanan Affair at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August 9th. - The ad-
journed investigation of the disappearance of
DR.. Buchanan was continued in the District
Court to-day on a question of FORGETTING the
bail for his appearance. The Judge said that
from the testimony the allegations of the
bondsmen that DR.. Buchanan had committed
fore, to have the bail forfeited must be re-
fused but if the District Attorney can at
any time rebuff the presumption raised by
the evidence, he Can renew his motion for
forfeiture.
DETROIT mich. J, August 24th.-Dr. Buch-
anan has been found at Winslow, Ont, oppo-
site is1e, hiding under the name of Fairchild.
silver and Stocks.
NEW YORK, August 4th.-Silver bars, 113s;
money easy at 2@3; Governments inactive
stocks closed strong Western Union
1861; Quicksilver, 10; Pacific Mail, 81 :
Mariposa, j; Wells-Fargo, 1881; New York
Central, 1921; Erie. 413 Panama, 1856;
Union Pacific, "a bonds, 112: Central Pa
cifc, 75t; bonds 112; Sutro, 1s.
Another Duel Sat Down on in Virginia.
RICHMOND (Va.) August 24th.-Geo Ben.
johnson, son of United States Senator John
son, was arrested and put under bonds to-
day, for being about to fight a duel with
Capt. John S. Wise, son of the late Governor
Wise. Wise is not yet arrested.
A highly Satisfactory Verdict.
DEADwooD ID. IT,, August 24th.-In the
case of New York Detectives Llewellan and
May, who demanded a trial upon charge
of murder for killing Lee Grimes, alias
"Curley," while attempting to escape from
them last fall, the jury rendered verdict Of
not guilty without leaving their seats
inals ever in this section, and the verdict is
highly satisfactory.
Indian Prisoners.
OMAHA, August 24th.-Chief Turning Bea,
and five other Brule Sioux Indians, belonging
to the Spotted Tail Agency, who stole ponies
and killed white man few weeks ago. and
who were recently captured by Spotted Tails
Indian police, arrived here this morning in
charge of Lieutenant Beardsley, who took
them to Fort Omaha TO be there imprisoned
and to await the action of General Crook.
shcrman's Letters to Hancock.
WASHINGTON, August 24th.-General Sher.
man has, it is said, furnished his letters to
Hancock to a New York publishing house,
which will publish Hancock's life.
The Congressional Library.
CHICAGO, August 24th.-The Journal.
Washington special says: The problem of the
future is the disposure of the Congressional
| Library. 1t is estimated that within fifty
years building will be required to hold the
books as large as the Capitol itself, and plans
are being drawn already for such building,
which for architectural reasons must be
erected so far from the present site as to be
at an inconvenient distance.
Disastrous Effects of the Heat I'm New
York.
New YORK, August 24th.-The sudder
return of the heat has greatly increased the
mortality among children and aged persons
to-day, making the applications for buria
more numerous than any day this summer
Many people were Frustrated in the streets
Will Consider the Question.
New YORK, August 24th.-The Democrats
on Friday next will consider the question Of
holding State Convention.
$4,000 Fire.
GRERNvILLE (Ol, August oath. = This
| morning spontaneous combustion consumed
Brown & Sons wooden mills, Mather's fou1
mills and the Packard House. Loss, $50, 600
No ConventIon-NOmina
| NKw York, August 24th.-The Republi.
can State Central Committee have decided
not to call Convention for the nomination
of Chief Justice. Judge Folger has beer
nominated for the Court of Appeals.
Nominated fer Congress.
WILMINGTON (Del.l, August 24th.-Tht
Democratic State Convention to-day nomi
mated Calonel E. l.. Martin for Congress by
reclamation, and the following electora
ticket: Charles j. Love. DIR. Whitley anc
George Russell.
DETROIT Mich. J, August 24th The Dem
ocrats of the Second District have nominated
| w. III. Welbeck for Congress.
MILWAUKEE Wis.,, August 24th.-Th,
Republicans of the Third District of Wis
consin have nominated George c. HazletoI
! for Congress.
The Indebtedness of the Country.
WASHINGTON, August 24th.-The Secre
tary of the Treasury has placed the las
schedules of the quarterly dividend of inter
est at the disposal of the Superintendent o
the Census. 1t will show where the indebt
edness of the country is owned, how much il
each State and Territory how much in every
| city containing more than 20, 600 inhabitants
and how much IN foreign countries.
New survey Refused.
WASHINGTON, August 24th.-In the matte
| of the claims of Preston BROKER, Jr., for
resurvey of certain tracts of land in New
Mexico, the Secretary of the Interior de
clined to order new survey, and directs
patent to issue in accordance with the surve,
of 1860 The lands which are covered b,
| this patent amount to 81, 500, 972. LOO acres
with claim for some 1000 acres additional
Death by the Knife.
DENVER, August 24th.-The Republican
Canyon City special says: Hugh Mooney,
section boss on the Rio Grande at Texas
Greek, was stabbed last night in fight at
saloon by Jerry Crowley. Mooney was
stabbed twice, and died soon. Crowley wal
arrested.
Suicide in Dakota.
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