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New York, July 20-The Donohoe
will case, which for the past year has
been before Surrogate Coffin, OF West
chester county, will now be settled to
the satisfaction OF all parties concerned.
Two months ago commission was is
sued TO George ii. Barrows, consul ut
Dublin, TO take testimony there con-
cerning the Donohoe family. About
three weeks ago Mr.. Keogh took Maria
with him to Ireland TO look after her
case. A letter from him has just been
received which says that one hearing
was had at Arragh, county Cavan, and
that i've witnesses had been examined.
The result Of this investigation was
that the contesting cousins relinquish
all claims and acknowledge the two
sisters and brothers as the rightful
heirs to the s2s. 900, which will be dis
tributed to them as soon rs Marin
comes back from Ireland. which will
be In few day. fFEn
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A n0RRInLE PATE.
A rri-sA-r Drivea frs.. ti,e casieay
OF = sherin aaa Murdered.

OF = sheriH aaa Murdered
ST. LOUIS. July ga special TO the
Post Dispafeh from Moberly, No.. says:
An armed mob Of about one hundred
men, from adjoining counties, came into
the town this morning. aud as Sheriff
Mattock WAS taking J. =. Carlew into
the court house 10 be tried for commit
ting rape on Mrs crlmp last March.
the mob opened fire ON him. Carlew
ran into the court roou, followed by
three men, and was shot again. He
then escaped 20 the street and fell. but
qaIckly regained his feet, and received
another shot. lie then ran through n
dry goods store. closely followed by his
slsyers out into an alley aud again
Into the street. He then made his way
up stairs over n saloon with his pur-
suers NJ his heels. Here he found him
self cornered. The husband of the
outraged woman. the man who did
most Of the shooting, then fired five
more shots into the body Of the wretch,
and one into his forehead. Car,ew died
In ten minutes. Intense excitement
prevailed while these violent proceed
ings were going ON. rf
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Rio Janeiro, June 30.-At Victoria,
IN Pernambuca, an election riot occur
red ON the 27th inst, in which, accord
ing 10 kilograms received. the soldiers
and police fired ON the people and 20
persons, including Baron Da Exada,
were killed and many wounded. The
election bill passed the brazilian cham
Der of deputies with amendments.
Every brazilian citizen over 2l years
Of age, in possession OF civil and polit-
ical rights and having an income OF
$500 per annum, is declared an eleetor,
and as snch. is entitled TO vote directly
for deputies and senators.
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GreenbacL noi,er..

Portland, Me-, July 29.-The boilers
from the regular greenback district
convention organized with Stephen
Jewett as chairman. A committee Of
five was appointed To call n general
convention IL deemed necessary for the
purpose of nominating pure green
back candidate for congress- Resolu-
tions were adopted, alleging that pri-
maries have been packed with demo-
Gratis and protesting against General
Anderson's nomination.
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Cleveland, July 29.-Yesterday's race
in which Maud $. participated was so
patent swindle, as regarding the re-
naming horses, that the judges declared
all bets of. Maud s. was not even
put to her mettle. She scored beauti-
fully, and made neither skip nor n
shake OF the head, and some even said
she looked back to witness. the jockey
ing antics Of her alleged companions in
the race.
Trinket made the first mile course
on exhibition in 2:19i without skip.
Pools on to-day's free for all races, bar
ring st. Julien, are in favor of Darby
against the field. st Julien sells 100 to
to the field %.
Saratoga, July 29.-The II mile race
Governor Hampton won; time. 1891.
Pomeroy won the steeple chase. Dis
turbance second; time, $50; distance,
% miles.
The I mile race Girolfa won, Dan
Sparkling second; time, 1:163.
The dash Of II miles was Fern Cliff
won, Elias Lawrence second; time,
3 :09s.
London, Jnly 29.-This is the third
day Of the Goodwood meeting. The
race for the Singleton stakes was won
by Peter, Phoenix second; Parole third.
The Goodwood cup was won by Dres.
den China, Chippendale second.
The third race, for the racing stakes,
was won by Lorillard's filly Nereid,
Grantham second.
Cleveland, July 29.-Fine weather
and track. The bay flly Driver. ex.
PEELED yesterday for crooked driving,
was relnstated. st. Julien was barred
In tho pools for the free for all.
The first race, 2:30 class, Parana won
the two first straight. heats, Calamus
second; time, 2:25, % and 24..
In the second race. free for all, st.
Julien was first, Darby second; three
straight heats. Time, 2:l5s, Is, and
17t.
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DR.. stebbins and his son-in-law shortly
after visited L<feyre, when Stebbins
taxed him with the affair. which Le-
feyre neither Affirmed nor denied, but
wzs much excited and trembled visibly.
DIR. stebbins said he was unarmed at
the interview, bat had he had a pistol
he would then and there have killed
the sedueer and saved his son this
trial stehbins further testified that
since June 18th Schroeder had acted as
though he was out Of his mind. He
himself accompanied bis son-in- law ON
= trip through The country 10 divert
him, but did not succeed.
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UNWILLING UTES
r.ey nrr..s % aatifS the Treaty
Maae fsr Thea-
xss uses WIN. .ss r.ke rhsIr Land.
I'm sever4ity.

nsnyer, July 29.-The 7ribsne's Los
Pipos special says The Ute commission
met early yesterday. and the greater
mart Of the day was spent In discussing
the provisions Of the treaty object ed to
by the Utes at previous eouncils- They
.till protest against the allotment Of
land in seyeralty, and yesterday ex-
pressed unwillingness 10 their removal
10 the junction OF the Gunnison and
Grand rivers, preferring the junction
Of the UncompAhgre and Gnnnison
river.
Chief Guero. who has opposed the re-
lnoyal from the first, expressed himself
as willing TO surrender the mountains
10 the whites, but unwilling 10 give up
the lands along the river.
An opportunity was yesterday offered
by the commissioners for the Indians
10 sign the ratification OF the agree
ment made In Washington last winter
by ouray and others, TO which not a
single Indian responded. nor was ouray
when Questioned on the subject able 10
give the name OF a single Indian who
had expressed willingness To sign the
treaty. The commissioners addressed
the chiefs, informing than that the
treaty in its present shape only was the
terms on which the question could be
settled. and they must acceptit or moth
ing. At the suggestion Of ouray the
Indians were given until Tomorrow 10
determine their action.
Commissioner Mears, In reply 10 the
question Of the chiefs, as TO what Colo
RADIO people think Of the removal, said
they could accept the treaty or not. the
people Of Colorado were fully determin-
ed that the Utes must 20, and that he
was afraid II they did not accept the
treaty in its present shape, with the
payment Of sixty thousand dollars and
land In severalty. they would be CON-
PEELED TO gofand lose everything. 1t
will likely be a considerable time before
the treaty is signed.
Los Pinos, July "a, via Lake CITY,
July 29.-The commissioners held n
council yesterday. The Indians still
decline to sign the treaty In its present
form. Objections were raised ut the
last meeting 70 their removal 10. the
junction OF the Gunnison and Grande
rivers. on account OF the poor soil.
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Denver, July 29.-Score in the walk
ing match at p. m: Waldron 2l0,
Skipper 2l9, Cummings l9i, Newsboy
200, Mccarthy 205.
The joint track Of the Denver Il
South Park and the Denver 4 Rio
Gr,nde railroads is finished to Lead
Vile. Trains will soon be running into
the city.
The Manitou branch Of the Denver Il
Rio Grande railroad is now complete
and trains running to Maniton.
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Chicago, July 29.-The Inter Ocean's
Washington special says Gen. Sherman
returned to-day from his tour in the
west. He says the Indians are doing
well and the white settlers are coming
so fast that they will soon be rs far
outnumbered all along the frontier rs
to be powerless to do any mischief, il SO
disposed, and expressed himself well
satisfied with the indication of things
at the military posts.
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seven days. She brought with her q
large, white, painted ngurehead, which
the captain afiirms to be enthusiastically
the head Of the ili-starred training ship
Atalanta. One noticeable feature
about the fgureheAd is the evidence Of
great violence. either by collision with
iceor with floating wreckage. Large
metal bolts that fastened 1t to. the cut
water are rudely bent and broken. indi.
eating the application Of tremendous
shocks to the bows Of the ship, and the
lower part Of the figure Is broken and
splintered, which tends to strengthen
the theory Of q collision.
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BRlEF TELEGRAMs.

~ p.tershurg. The ,,aa, .o,,l
fair nj Nvra Noveorod las haen onane1
ro,,... -, ....,., ',,-
- -. = seu,p'o' si"'H,'
mirallv adanted for sterao,vnin,
oohs'ah''hopie: Aoeuuih iasiia' min
is'er Oh ioreign .nnrs' mas promised TO
ceae Duicigho distfict 10 Montencgo.
Indianapolis: Franklin Landers has
oeeh assesseu ny the democratic state
cen'rai committee thirty-hSe hundred
uoiiars'
London: Sir George Jessel, master of
the rolls, has given n decision against
Albert Grant in favor of the Emma
silver mining company.
Bombay: The fact that but two guns
were lost, leaves ground for hope that
portion Of Burrows force was en-
abled to escape with the other four
guns.
st. Louis: Jas. b. Lucas. an amateur.
beat Gwyune Price. who once shot
Bogardus for the championship. in the
pigeon shooting match TODAY. by n
score Of 0l to 40.
London: The porte's reply 10 the coll
lective note Of the powere is defcrential
In tone. but affords no ground for hone
that Turkey will accent the decisions of
the Berlin conference.
London. A Berlin correspondent re.
ports that the finance ministers of the
variou states OF the empire met In con.
ference at Coburg. Their object is to
open up new source of revenue.
N.wyorr. A ,,,r,a h,,,,a,, =, Wa,
ana NJ sf.aa,. oo.,n;., =, ~
mestic sewing machine comnanv and
several other firms was partially de-
stroyed by fire to.nigbt Loss abopt
$50. 600.
ro,,. cur ,,.,
~. ranor,s ,,om p.s,,o,,,n -. -
.,,,.,..,,rv go. ,,.. 90,
sage To his people. now summarizing him
that the rebellion will probably be con.
fined to Massapuah.
R,o,s.. H.. T,rt,sh .,ec;u c,m.
m,.sioners have ,rr;vsd a, scn,,ri Tho
nresiden, h,s renaa,edIv hnt ,nsucccss.
fulIv tried 10 ohtain the consent ~ ,hs
AIh,n;an ,e,one 10 tho cession 20 Mon.
teneoro of a nor,,on or Albania
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London, July 29.--A Dublin CORES:
pondent says the improved condition
Of the country and the prospects of an
abundant crop, have caused the relief
committees to prepare to, dissolve.
Taere Is little doubt. he says, that the
money ON hand will he enough to meet
all pressing demands.
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ity Of next years tithes. As the Beys
oppose the annexation Of Turkish ter
ritory 10 Greece for fear of losing their
properties, Goschen, British ambassa-
dor, and some Of his colleagues have
proposed to the porte that II no resist
anee is made the powers viii give suf-
iicient guarantee that the landed and
moyeable property Of the musselmans
shall he respected.
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Another BENDER.

Fremont, Neb-, July ga man
and woman, past middle age, was cap
tured near here by Sheriff Gregg, Of
this county. supposed TO lie the old man
Bender and Kate the notorious murder
ess, Of Kansas. They both made par
tial confessions, and will be held until
parties arrive from Kansas to identify
them.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-30

New York. July 29.--S. NJ. Brans-
com, of Jacksonville, Florida, was to-
day committed to the tombs on charge
of.forgery. His intention was to put mp
bogus documents ms collaterals for bor-
rowed money with which to move an
orange crop. He had made partial ar
rangements to this effect. About $685.
ooo Of bonds arein the hands of mer-
chants innocently betrayed into aiding
the scheme.
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San Francisco, July s9.-At the ex-
animation Of Schroeder for the killing
Of ir. Lefevre at Oakland, this morn
ing hev. Horatio Stebbins, father Of
MIS- Schroeder, was allowed to testify.
ne said Mrs. Schroeder on June 18th
1"ntessed to him and her husband that
IT Lefevre had seduced her and that
criminal Intercourse had continued be-
tween them for two months previous.
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Denver, July ga Leadville special
to the Republican states that Rev. Tai
mage visited the dance houses and
gambling dens last night after the lee
ture. At one dance house one OF the
girls asked him to lead a set, but he
declined.
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Providence, July 29.-Providence, s;
Chicago, q.
Boston, July 29.-Cleveland, o; Bos-
ton, 4, III
Troy, July 29.-Buffaio, 2; Troy. Q.
Worcester, July 29.--worcesters, 8;
Cincinnati, 9. III
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London: A correspondent at Con-
stantinople gives the full text o: the
porte's reply To the collective note,
which concludes by asking the powers
to authorize their representatives at
Constantinople TO come to an ander-
standing with the porte. with view to
facilitating negotiations in regard to
n location OF the frontier.
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San Antonio. July 29.-Grierson tel
egraphs Ord, confirming the battle be-
tween Col. yolle and yictorio. Ord
says the present policy forces the Mexi-
cans 10 whip out the Indians or submit
to the American troops invading Mex
leo to punish maranders.
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Constantinople, July 30. Whatever
the sultan's real intentions are, he Is
continuing military preparations, and
efforts are making TO obtain small
advance from Gaiata bankers ON secur-
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st. Paul, July 29.-The state census
shows 7so,072 Of population; an in
crease OF $40, ,3G6 since 1870. This will
probably give the state two more con-
grcssmen, making five in all.
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st. Johns, N. Y, July 2o.-The
British Barkenstine Girl, of Devon, ar
rived hert this morning from Plymouth,
England, after passage Of twenty
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Louisiana State Lottery Comply

THIS Institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature OF the state FOR Education-
al and Charitable purposes, In lSbs, FOR THE
TERM OF TWENTY FIVE YEARS, 10
State Is pledged, which pledge has been re-
newed by an overwhelming popular vote,
securing Its franrhiso In the new constitution
adopted December ID, A. u. IS7p, with Cap
ital OF slUD.Ul, To which IL has since added
"A reserve fund ofover $50 lds0. .ltsGRANDS SIM
GLE NUMBER bfSTltIHurioN will take
place monthly ON the second Tuesday.
nrrer Srfics posfpoHrS.
Look nj the following Distribution:
CAPITAL. PRIZE. sBLtG.
lGool TICK Els nl TWO DuI.I.ARs Zach.
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The Great English Remedy.

Is n never falling cure
for Nervous liability .
EXHAUSTED Vitality,
seminal Weakness,
Spermatorrhoca. Lost
MANHOOD. .Impotency,
Paralysis and all tho
terrible effects of Sell
Abuse. youthful fnl-
iies. and excesnss In
mature yehrs-such ns
loss Of memory. Las :
situd G. Nocturnal
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Is,5 Priz.s, amounting $40 I0o
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points, Ia whom liberal Compensation
viii lee paid
writ. clearly stating full address, Tor fur
thcr Information, sr srnd orders by express
or In a Re sistcrcl Letter or Money Order 10y
mnit. addressed only to
n. A. DAUPHIS,
New Orleans, La.
ur same person nj
M. $40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IH sHr .gaHd Extraordinary DrdninDs ar,
H,nier The Shprrrfs."H aud niannDs7AirsI Of
GENERALS a. r. BEAUREG ARD und
ItbAI. a. EAttil. Jylidawiw .
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MINES AND MINING.

WRBNEsDhY, Nay 26-P. ~
Mining shares to-day were a little more acnve
than Yesterday, and as q rule the markets exhibited
a better tone. The raid" on Green Mountain
noted Yesterday seems to have been abandoned, ana
the stock was in demand up to 800 plid ana oiu'
Hukill was dull and steady at 2.O5 regular Gnd al
2.1O buyer 80 days ChrysOte was active with an
advance from 1GI2 to 10. Little Chief was u
higher at O12 Climax 10 cents higher a; 2'4O LII,
tie Pttsburg Il higher at 6H, and south h''' .
cents higher at 1.55: Silver Cliff being steady
at 9.SO03.75, aud Annie 10 cents lower at l.uo
Consolidated Virginia sold al 3.15 against - ~ yes
terdav. and California at 2. 10 against 2 ~. bIi,
wer Was dealt in at 6is regular and 6.25 buyer lO
and buyer go days, and South BulTer was more ac-
five selling at I.109 POO .1J. Among the ian
cies," Buckeye was largely traded IN at between 81
and 33 closing at 80, an advance of cent; CalaV-
eras rose from ~ to 1905 Gold Placer was steady E
mt IS: Moose sold at 840S5 and at 30 buyer W
DAYS Great Eastern rose from 81 to CO. and sold
largely on buyers options ut between, 70 and a. ;
SllamrJck declined from 9j 20 81; and Rappahan-
mock sold at 27, the same rs yesterday We note
SAL of Eureka 90 shares) at 11l2 Tie markeG
closed quiet but rather firm.
crnCE Giles
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1oslyo PRICES or P4IL ADELpHrA srocKs.
ozos,ys PRICES OF Bosroy STOCKS
WEDNESDAY. May 26-r. n.


At the annual meeting of the stockholders of tho
Pacific Mail Steamship Company to-day. the retir-
ing president submitted the report of the companys
business tor the year ended April so, 1880. Com.
pared with the business Of the preceding year. tho
gross earnings Of the rompany's various lines Of
steamers show an increase of $9,15S, but
the receipts for subsidies and from other
sources were 1871 less than for
the preceding year. that the gross receipts from
all sources last year were SI673 less than for the
preceding year. The expenses which are charged
TO the separate lines running expenses. were
S1O6, 1886 less for Last year than for the preceding
year. aud the general expenses were 1874 less, so
that the remaining net earnings Of the last year were
S4s, 843 more than for the year ended April 80.
1879. The comparative statements are as follows;
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Uc1rners.

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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
W BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRn
PIER Of Company new) No 4? North River foot MeronsS
Travellers BIZ tins line avoid both transit by English r
dlscomtOTts Of crossang the Channel IN snu
PEKFIRE De Laplane -. " ednesdaY June 2, l3np u.
AMEKlQUE, J0uca 80. Wednesday June y 6SO a. m
FRA JCE Truhelle Wednesday June 10, ll;0O a.
Cheeks Credit Lyonnas OF PARIS IN amounts suit
LOUIS DE BEBlAN. Agenk 40. 3 BOMlng 3reon
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Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous
SCHOOL Properties for slle or rent.-New
OSummer mailed for stamp Schcrmerhorn 30 r. lin
TUITION aud SUMMER B0ARD.--A fellow
OF the Johns Hopkins University. ying at home during
the summer months In Ulster County ~ " VIII prepare
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Fam 5rbools

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
- Applicable for admission in the frst department wi
anpear aefOro COMMITTEES Character at the General
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@Ran 9teamers.

A MEXICAN LINE. -.
IN FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPOok =,
Cnlv Transaflauti0 Elns under th3 AMERICAN FLAP
Sailing every wednesday from Philadelphia and Liverpool
FNtFa sailing alteRnatc SaturdaYA
INDIANA. saturday. May %, p m
RED STAR LINE-F0R ANTWERP.
SAILING every week alternately Philadelphia aat New
York landing passengers within teH houfS rae OF tho
iInpO Of interest the CentlnenL
VADERLAND, Saturday. May ~, lOH. M
passage Gnd other ufcfnatlon AppV 70
sO7 WaiuutGS Philadelphia. ~ 10 broadway, wYOek.
A NCHOR LINE u. 8. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW-YOHK AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No. 20. North River. NeW,Y0rk; n a . -
Dayonia. MAY 30. y am. AnChorra J uhe "a y IN
BOLIVIA 3p m. Ethiopia une ~ u M
These steamers 90 nos carry cattn sheep OF ptES
Cabna $50 10 $780, Excursion ickets at reduced rates
second Cabin $40. Steerage Sl8
NEW.YORK TO LONDON DIRECT
From Pier No 49, North River foot Of Charies.sL, -
California MAY 30 a. -tlysa. June o. v NE
Steamers marked tnus 90 not carry PASSENGER 1870.
S65. Excursion tickets af relcea rates.
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.
A Iexander Institute, Military Boarding school
N White PLlus y. y Principal, q. r. WILLIS Ph. d.