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The Evils OF Eary Rising.

John Quincy Adams and Josiah Quincy
Adams, ST., were enthusiastic advocates Of
early rising. They prac,iced 1t in boyhood,
and attributed to 1t their physical vigor in
old age. Judge Story, Who was al intimate
friend, loved deaf ly good morning nap, aud
their opposite opinions often gave rise TO
sharp and witty discussions. On one occa-
sion. when the Two eminent men had dined
with the Judge, he invited them 10 accom-
pany him to the law school In Cambridge,
where he was to deliver lecture. He in
viied the ex-President to talk /" the ST udents,
and Mr.. Adams made interesting practical
remarks, touching. among other things, on
iis fsvorite topic If early rising. The Judge
went on with his lecture. The AFT erroon
as hot and the lecture room close, and to-
= ard the close Of the lecture he noticed that
he class were nodding Ia each other and
smiling. L"okinc first on his right hand
AID then on his laft, he discovered the secret
T their merrimenl, f.: both Of the dstiiI-
.uished visitors were asleep aud nodding.
He could not resist the tempt alton to add
past script to his lecture. Young gentle
nen, l call your attention to the visible
prrf, of the evils of early rising" The
loud laugh that followed woke the gentle
men, hut they did not understand the joke
hat caused II
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LONDON, July ga correspondent at
Lahore says: 1900 men, under the son OF
the Khan Of Lalpier, are marching TO the
Ameer. II Is said Ayoob Khan left Karezi
Sofed, twenty miles from Girisik, suddenly,
on the 26ih Inst.
LONDON, July 2S.--The Globe this even.
ing says: We are officially informed that a
repo t has reached the India Office represent.
ing that the army If the Ameer Of Afshanis.
tan has been completely defrsted by the for
ces under Ayoob Khan. The same journal
learns from another source that serious
troubles have arisen In consequence. Til.
Ameer and the India Government are geatly
concerned at the gravity Of the situation. A
dispatch says, battle was fought yesterday
between the Ameer and the Ayoob Khan
during which one Of the Ameer's regiments
deserted aud went over to the enemy. There.
upon the An,eer's troops fed, leaving theil
guns and basgaye OH the field.
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kobertson as Collector.

New YORK, August 1.-The Tribune says
Collector Robinson, in taking possession Of
the Custom House, ON Monday, said !: Icer-
tainly shall make no changes In the forces
until have been satisfied by actual expert
ence that sach changes would be for the beil-
eft Of the public. propose 10 conduct my
Office on business principles and do every
thing in my power TO increase the efficiency
of the service. No promises IF appointment
were made by me or by my authority, and
none will be made iii have learned the rules
Of the service. ! do not wish TO make any
great promises Of what propose to accom-
plish, but Intend this Office shall be admin
istered In the mutual interest Of the Govern
ment and the merchants whose business
brings them In connection whit. Changes
will, Of course, be made, but not until am
satisfied that they will be Of advantage to
the service.
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About Guiteau.

WASHINGTON, July T.-The Star to-day
publishes MI Interview with Gen. Crocktr,
warden Of the Jail, about Guitean. Croker
said, In speaking Of Guiteau, there has been
no event In his life during the past week thai
is worthy Of mention. lie does hot seem TO
have any fiends. His brother-in-law was
here. but lie did not appear to take special
Interest In him.. There was mo- afiinlosiiy,
however. Guiteau Is as quiet as any other
prisoner. He seems to have made UP IBIS
mind patiently to await the result. lie
knows enough not to talk. He is shrea d
enough for that. He has not expressed Q
desire to talk with anyone except Mr.. Bailey,
slenograph-r, who has been taking his
statement Of the attempted assassination. ,
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The Presden,'s Condition.

WASHINGTON, August 2.-theie has been
no use for the cooling apparatus Ia The Presi.
dents room lately, but it is used to-day, the
weather being hot. A short sea roy age Ia
again discussed, and IL will be tried Ia three
weeks If the President continues To gail
strength. Little IS read 10 him excerpt light
matter and paper headings. The lower por'
ton Of his body is stiil but the pains In his legs
are gone. Another White House employee
Is sick with malaria. An expert says that
probably a defective sewer la the Whit.
House made of brick, aud not the Potomac
Flats, is responsible for the malaria, as Other
houses are not SO affected. DIR. Bliss 81,
til. President is doing splendid. All The IN
iicai ions are, lie says, that he has pa ssed hI'
last danger point. -'
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NEW YORK, July 26.--The warfare In pas
seDger rates b likely TO continue for some
time 10 co.ir. Aiirssls were selling tickets
this morning st % 70 Chicago, $50 70 Cir
nati and $i3.75 70 ~. Louis. AT 1880 Sam
uel Carpenter. General Ticket Agent Of the
PennsylvaIia Central Railroad, ordered oil
ticket Offices on hts lire 10 sell tickefs 10
Chicago & -. Cincinnati $3.50, 81. Louis
$is.25. He said they would not be under.
sold BY scalpes Or BY other lines, and tl,~y
could ks~p up ths fight - long - anybody.
Rates from Boston 70 Chicago are down to
sob0 excsyt that IT, Grand Trunk main
taiss ~ = rsks. Ths regular faS = es3.1o.
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THE WAR IN NORTH AFRICA.
The Arabs Hold the French in Check

The Arabs Hold the French in Check.
LONDON. Jaly 2S.--The French have oc-
cupl,AI Dj.iba.
rUNIs, July 2S.--It Is understood that
Fran. = has invited England Ia iesunie nec,,-
tisfn,ii, TOR the tieay al Paris un The LIST Of
August, but thai England has decli,,e., uu-
less fresh hasis can br suggested IN lieu #
the prrliminariss hitherto satisfactory.
TUSIs, July 2S.--F,ft--n hundred Aiabs
advanced Ia kahi,is, SIX Kilometres om Tia.
leiia. Four EUROPEANS and three Arabs
have been murdered ON the read 10 Tunis.
There Is great exciieme A det achnlent
of French troops Is making . resoniiois-
ance.
\ Telegram from Tuni, yesterday says
Aiabs can be- seen within fur miles II
Tunis. Many shops are closed. Crowds If
fiisiti,es are coming IN from the direction
a. III where the Aral,s Mere seem. The Bey
has placed Artillery Oh The ROAD leading to
Galiriia.
AT Sfax the French are only masters Il
the ground they sta,nl ON. II is unsafe 10
venture outside the gates.
TUNIs, July 2S.-Ih- Arabs have left this
vicinity. The panic is subsiding, but the
lrra'rsl anxiety prevails concerning the safe
~ uf Europeans ~ tile interior.
IL Is announced the Arabs att ackei Harri-
man Eibens place, barely nine mile, from
Funis.
General Leze.ot las taken measures 10
protect the rapIlal, the event of the insur-
gents ,eniuring so tar.
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M.evs.gh'. Method.

WASHINGTON, August 2.-Ciowe, Of PEG.
ria, has been arrested ON warrant sworn
out by the British Vice Consul nj New York.
which was sent to the United States author
tiles Of Illinois. Attorney General MACY. agh
says the malter Of the Internal machines ha,
NOT been officially brought to his notice, eul
If Ii is be will mud . Law for supplessing such
practices, and would not deal lenienliy with
offenders, makers and users. lie thinks
Hartman, the NIhilist, might be turned os-I
u Russia If they demand IL. He does iiol
approve VI allowing plots against the peace
II other governments to he harbored III the
United 81 ates.
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Circumstaniiai Evidence.
Hdrpers. august.

A lawyer in Central New York gives the
following account If one II his first cases:
.My client sued a neigbbor for the alleged
killing Of favorite dog. The proof con-
sist, d in the mysterious disappearance of the
animal, and the possession OF dogs skin
by the defendant, which, after considerable
argument, was brought into court In evil
denee. IL was marked in u singular manner,
and was positively Identified, with many
tears, by the plaintiffs wife and daughters as
the undoubted integument of the deceased
Bose. In summing up to the Jury l was in
the midst If highly colored picture of the
virtues If the deceased, and of the love of
the children for their four-fpoled friend,
when WAS interrupted 10y n slight disturb
auce In the crowd hear the door nf the little
school house which served rs court house.
Ln,king around saw my clients Youngest
sn,, a tow headed urchiL If twelve, coming
f,rward with dog whose skin was the exact
counterpart Of the one put IN evidence. The
dog jagged his tail With good-naturrd conn
p,,slre. and the boy cried, In his childish
treble: Paw, Bose has come hume l
gathered up my law-books aud reireaied,
aud have never had perfect confidence In
circumsi aitial evidence since"
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\ sosEeriS1c AeHisvEnsNr.

DsAinisslv Locating tbs Bah in tbs Precedent.
WASHINGTON, July 3D. Yesterday even
Ing Bells Indication balance Was used to To-
cate the ball. When II crossed the spot on the
right side If the abdomen that was discolored
for few days after the wound was received
the electrical apparatus vibraled perceptibly.
Though II did mol ring out Is loudly rs IL
was intended In indicating the l"cation.f the
bullet, the vibration was sufficient 10 satisfy
the surgeons that the ball Is lodged jast
where DIR. Bliss said IL was, In the anterior
wall of the stomach, and that Is just benearh
the discolored spot. Professor Bell worked
last night and to-day Al his apparatus. and
now says he has 50 perfected II that It will
positively locate the bullet la depth Of five
inches below the surface. The surgeons
have decided to make another test to-moI-
morrow with the improved apparatus, but
say they will not cut the ball out until they
may definitely locate it, unless It becomes
troublesome and such operation shall become
necessary. They do not believe that the ball
will give any trouble where IL is, still they
are DESTROYS Of demonstrating its locai ion.
So far as the experiments have gone they
have susi ained Bliss theory Of the course
and lodgment of the ball.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-The expert
ments this morning were repeated several
times aud were made by Pr frssors Bell and
Tainter independently, So as to guard, as fai
as possible against errors arising from the
faulty perception If a single individual, oil
from one persons mist AIKEN judgment ON The
comparative intensity If the sounds In ev.
cry inst ance, however, when the small discs
attached to the machine were placed in sucl
a position Oh the patients body as to Indicate
the location If the black and blue spot which
appeared OH the lower right side If lie aldo
men soon af.er the President as shot, the
listener at the michrophone says he perceived
evidence Of the disturbance it made. n,
difference whether the experimentor could
see the disc or hot, whenever they wert
placed in that particular position he becan.
instantly aware Of the fact aud announced II
The experiments were varied, and continue
until I'll were convinced that the bullet hst
been found, or at least located. The hal
must lie within two aud half inches of ih,
surface. The surgeons do not intend To re
move the bali at present.
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kilograms in Brief.

E. II. Rogers, Consul at Vera Cruz, died
August LIST.
Colonel John G. Burch, Secretary United
States Senate, died on the 18th ull. vi heart
disease.
The Papal Nnncio, at Paris, Is ordered to
not actively Participate IN the forthcoming
election.
The Colorado Iron Works. at Denye,,
burned August lst. Loss, $4,000 insui-
snce. 81 500.
Sitting Bull Is to be treated as any other
Indian. HIS band will be broken Zip aud
sent Ia separate agencies.
FoRT BUFoRp, July 29.-Stting Bull and
| 1877 III his bani wrni by ste amer 10 Standing
Rack to-day. Bull is silent.
WILMINGTON, Del, August 1.--Governor
/ Sauisbniy, brother If the United III al-s Sem
/ stor, and always prominent Democrat.
/ died this morning.
| In anticipation If b. adlaugh's expected al
temp, Ia enter the British House Of Com
mous, the SeIeerxt- at arms has shut of priv
LEGGED admission orders.
| Benz. b. Wiley, the original contractor In
the 5 ar route contracts in III all aud Arizona,
/ who has Heretofore evaded the cfficers, was
arrested IN Philadelphia Tuesday.
A guard in the Government magazine nj
Mazatlan, Mexic,, smoked the other day.
Result: The magazine and . block Of adj
joining buildings destroyed, and 10 bodies
recovered up to date.
ORANGE CoURr House, Va. July 2S.--
Montpelier, the heme and birthplace IL
President Madison, Was sold at punlic auc-
lion for S20.OOO, To James =. Darlington, If
the Exchange hotel, Richmond.
4 VIZ
| The Washington Stdr Of the goth pub.
fishes = wholly fictitious Interview with tx
i Senator Conkling, which that gent l.msIl
/ took the troabic To say the ,iext day Was q
lie, made entirely Ouiuf whole cloth.
Memphis. No., July 20 "A farmer picked
| up bottle yesterday. c,ii siui., Imste { ON
balloon, which left Milwaukee July Is. IL
ID dated July 20, and says the balloon ID dis
mzutiesi, uncomfortable and going north
west
WARRINGTON, July 3O.--The Whitaker
case caniiaI he decided unii II General Swain,
Judge Advocate General. can report II up 10
I The President. Whit aker, nlea.lt lime, re-
maths caiet, although 1t Is almost a., npe,
fat that The conference.-the verdict Is dis
y missal.
| HALIFAX. July 2S.-A bottle containing
slip.f paper, has been picked tip al Halls
harbor, saying the ship Edgar sprung . leak
or the feelth day fivm Parisisora: the
crew were all muilneus, and The csla MI. ~
shot twice. The Crew l-fi hi lAsa ., short If
wser aid provisions. Long,tad4 90 wess,
latitude ab0ut ~.
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Burial Of Justies Cl,ifyr d.

PORTLAND, Me, July 2S.-The funeral II
Justice Clifford took place this afternoon.
from the First Parish, church, prior to which
private services were held at the residence OF
his son, William Henry Clifford. Among
the distinguished men from abroad wei,
Chief Justice Waite, Associate Justice Mil
Ter, General Banks, Judge Blodgett, If CHI
rage, Knowles, Providence, AID HAcSelt.
New Hampshire. The pail bearers wer,
Chiet Justice Waite. Judges Miller and Fox,
Walton, If Maine, Bion Bradbury and John
Rand, Peri land. Rev. DR.. Hill, President II
Har, ard University, conducted tile services.
The remains we've buried in Evergreen CEN.
etery. .a..... .t....-.
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N otes OF the Day.

Leonard w. jerome has determined to re.
tire finm the cares and responsibilities VI the
facing stable.
AIR. Davis, rs a failure, Is the marked
success Of lie nineteenth century," says ten-
-ral Longstreei.
Ex-senator Conkling. during his recent
visit Ia Washington, hal all his personal ef-
f,.ets packed up aui sent to Utica.
Cucnnib-rs are only tliiIy-uve cents each.
- Yonkers Gazette. That's cheap enough
for the cncumbers, hut It's the funeral that
costs the m.ley.-BOst0a Times.
Bob lncersol is afraid h- will be shot on
the stage. NoIseIse. Lots Of LECTURERS new
er think Of going on the stage until they are
half shot.-Cineinnati Saturday Night.
There isn't vehicle If any SOFT III Nadia
.ascar, yet an American vessel iouk nut aud
sold GOO boxes of axle grease last fall.
Perhaps the natives use At I" grease their
heels.
Boise City has about $4,000 Ia church
property, $4,000 In u race couIsr, S20WO or
So In SALOONS, aud " i'll soon have S25,OO0 IN
a public school building. \" chance for a
gro9l IdaLO Democrat.
Their. are 1900 ra,lruad engines in the
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Big 1r.nspor,a,,on Com. any in ld.ho.

. iThuspolkaNoH SSHFauy Va A6eho.
SAN FRANCISCO, July pa Lewiston,
Idaho, dispatch says: Articles Of incorpor-
alton of thu idaho. Clearwater Il Montana
Transport alton. Company were filed to-day.
The company embraces seventeen prominent
citizens Of North ldalo, and it is claimed
that they have been induced Ia form tins
COMPANY at the instance If several Eastern
capt alsts, with view to building u railroad
and telegraph line east ward from Lewiston
via Clear water pass, if tile Bitter Root
mountains, and Big ii lie pass, Of the Rocky
mount AIMS, To inteisect with the Utah North
ern, q distance If not less lhai }00 miles.
They also propose L. build frm Lewiston
via Snake and Giande Ronte river To La
Grange, Oregon, a distance Of 100 miles.
They further propose To build iallroad aid
trlegi aph line from Lewiston north 10 inter
sect the Northern Pacific near westwoo,i
also to construct, equip and operate steam
boats on the Silak', Clearwater aud Crlnm-
bla rivers, in connection with their railroads.
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IT will be recollsc.ed that some years ago

1T will be recollected that some years ago
Mr.. Z. b. Waterbury, IN . commun ication
70 the New Month"; WEST, called attention
10 q SNORT anu re.srulu raIirusu ROUTE fou,
the West via the Clearwater pass Of the Bit
ter Root range aud the Big Hole river to an
intersection with railroad lines In Central
Montana. It will be seen by Telegram In
io-i.y's paper; that = company has been In
corporated in Idaho hsring In view the con-
struclion Of . road over that line. IL the
railroad boom keeps up three or four years
longer, every principal valley In Montana
will have railroad.
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SAN FRAScIsco, Aug. III. d. Walker.
representing foreign capitalists, has made an
examination of the North Pacific Rail
road with view of purchasing the property
and preliminary steps to complete the pur-
chase have been taken. The estimated val
ue Of the property Is s2.50O.0O0. The road
runs from Sancilito along the northern coast
Q distance gf some 80 miles, with franchise
for several hundred miles right Of way sddi.
tional. 1t Is said the purchaser is really VIII
lard, VI the Northern Pacific Railroad Syn.
dictate. This road would give the Northern
Pacific system = comparative short and easy
entry to San Frapcisco.
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I cath Of Govern " Hagiey.

SAN FRANCISCO July 2s--John J. Bag
ley, ex-Goyernor Of Michigan, died AT
the Occidental Hriel, In this city, yester
day.
CHICAGO, July 2S--The news received
this evening Of The death Of Ex-Governor
Baglry, al San Francisco, this afternoon ID
tidnss not expected. His age was ~. He
came thin few votes Of being elected
United States Senator, last winter. lie
leaves large estate and family.
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The Manufacture and shipment Of Internal Ma
shines.

shines.
PEORIA, July 29.--The report that the Fee
MAN informal machines were made here cr =
ates great excitement aud Is generally be-
lieve,i. T.. w. Grove, who was supposed 10
be implicated IN their manufacture, denies
IL, but he says he knows who did make hem.
lie 81 ates that they were made al URouikc's
foundry, on South Washington street. They
were made If iron aud link Ia sections. Tie
machinery aud dynamite We're supplied in
New York.
NEW YORK. July 29.-O'Donovan Rosa
mitted that he has advanced s9O, 100 fer The
Skifmishing fund and 10 build All Irish toll
pedo boat, which MAS u failure. Speaking OF
the Internal machines, he says: 1.-The
whole farce " as got up by al liishman WHO
belongs 10 the League. He shipped some
harmless maleri al to England and then PIE
tended to act rs Iilformer To the British Gov
erIineit. lie went TO CoHsul-GeneIa al Ar
chibald and told him that explosives had
beer, selii, and furnished him sufficient proof
that The shipment had been made. For this
story the lrishmsu received $4,000 and was
promised $1,000 more when the Brush po-
lice should have seized the explosives. 1he
material which the lrislman shipped cost
about $40 and lie got for IL $1,000. which
will be used to light the English with. Now
that Archibald has found that he has been
made the victim Of tins practical joke, he is
tearing his hair With rae" ..-1t-
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Indians TO Visit Washington.

WAsnISGroy, July 30.-A large delrga
ton of Indians from tribes If the MORT Invest
will arrive here on the 10Th of August, Il
consult with the Indian Department about
the division If their lands In seyeraly, ant
other questions II interest To the tribes
The delegation will consist cf Standing BraI
aud two other Poncha chiefs from Dakota
Little Chief and two other Cheyennes an'
Arspal,oes; several chiefs from the u anding
Rock Agency; three chiefs f'm Pine
Ridge, Spotted Tail and Young Man AT ad
If His Horses, Red Cloud and two o,hel
Crows II the Rosebud Agency, three Oma
has and three Winnebagos.
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WARRINGTON. August l.--Aitorner-G Gen.
efal Mcv-sgI, again, at the request Of the
Postmaster General, gives his opinion that
the law limiting the allo" ance for expedl-
ton In carrying The mails cannot be contra
vened, and the Pos master cannot exceed Ihs
limit fixed by the Act If Congress. 1880;
aud the expedited service must provide an
increase of force aud material employed to
correspond with the increase Of pay as com
pared with the original contract. This
opinion Is an off 'ial condemnation Of
Brady's methods on The Star routes. The
Department will hereafter abandon these
methods aud stick to the 80 per cent. limits-
tim on increase.
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GuITEA Az sent for Corkhili, Tuesday, say
Ing be Lad an important communication to
make. On Corkhills arrival, 6aitesu hand.
ell him a carefully prepared pe.kion for re.
lease on SIS, 900 bail, settine forth that rs the
physicians now pronounced The Presiden, ont
Of danger, he was entitled 10 release. The
good form Of the petition y likely To be .
strand In the rope that demonstrates chi.
,eau's sanity. He expected no difficulty Ia
procuring bail and was anxious for promp'
action. For man who has no refrigerator
chartered, Guitean's request Is exec ptionali,
G COL ON the I'd OF August.
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u.--.,.-. a., - pr-rn.,,aa

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The Attorney
General has decided where homestead on
the public lands has been made BY settler,
The land 20 entered cannot while such entry
stands be Get apart by The President for .
military reservation. even PRIOR 70 the full
completion II the title 70 the settlers. But
where pre- emptien has been maize
II public lands, the land covered thereby
may b set apart for reservation u any time
previous TO the payment and entry by the
settler under The presumption law.