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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07
1ELEGRAPHfC NOTES.


PEACHES FROM NEW-JERsEY.
MoRRIsIOWN; N.J., Aug. G.-Paft of tho Morris
crop Is above the average.
LEGACY TO 4 CHURCH.
late WT faco An 4mBy The will of the
ei - gwen 5000 The balance large estate
Two BOYS DROWNED
hoNDouT n. u, Aug. G.-fhe bodies Of william
Se fn @ 2P a. HGnnederei eleven and fourteen years old
THREE CHILDREN KILLED ny LIGHTNING
,,oALVEsIoN, Texas, Aug. Ca dispatch to The
Meos says Three little daughters Of D. O. Barley farmer
ng and 1Sn INN iss & ron Hhfrm' Texas by light
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY IN TEXAS.
-DALVEsToN, Texas, Aug Ga dispatch to The
morning. and seriously wounded Thomas Fa som piles
iioh l." orange Texas. The shooting unproyoked.
Con- SUSPECfED OF MURDER
=, sFldNGfIEip, Mass Aug. G.-.Joln Otis n nninter
Smiths barnyaTi in En"f H mead tha morning IN James
brother OF Mrs smits and larpn Ienoks
rested on suspicion. '' "''' mas '00A ~
A TEENEssEE TRAGEDY.
rbomoS sb Al Az ALL b1rRobcrt Osborne and his son
Wna ohS h M Wounded Francis Pate Willis
Meadey iny Tenn, July H. Yesterday as Robert
County, the, were wayaid shot dead '1-i' O''''
BOY DROWNED WHILE ,BATHrNG
ASDURY PARK, n. j., Aug G.-Wnliam Van VAL
Lake az S Was ar arowasd wan t9T @
h some me- %9ther boys ard yentured beyond depth
Grove this hs o%ns accident that has occurred Ocean
~. ,1BoDY OF A YOUNG GIRL FOUND
c NLW-1mAvEN, 1N, Conn, Aug 6.--rhe body of Jennie
This city found the water Of West yen sbor MS
n She haa been abseat since Thursday
Aelsey's wharf last night. ' " wa "'' ~
RELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN IYNcHED
Ah ~ itANolsco, Aug "a dispatch from tn cson
Mere found nd ten miles from The city yesterday They
murder here and % he'd S ana SDSSs wsre Sn aeD I
ioWeds cantuIed snd lypched.
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FRANCE AND TRIPOLL
RUMoRs ABOUT AN INCREASE OF THE FRENCH ARMY

LONDON, Aug. 6.-Ihe Morning Post SAYS:
We learn from Maraelles that French Government
mas requested steamboat company place at The dil
posa OF the military hOres several steamers for the
conveyance OF troops - Africa. II is calculated that
10000 irdnS-ttTeUrs scattered along the North
African coasts Ii Is proposed to dispatch so 0OO French
troops 20 Africa before October.
dispatch from Paris saye the statement relative to
the proposed dispatch Of 10000 French troops to Africa
before October Is semiOiieialy denied.
Vienna dispatch to TIE Standard says
The Porte will deliver n note immediately to tbc Pow
ers endeayorne TO remove al ground or cause for mis-
Understanding with France IN regard to Trpoii Tie
dspatch or Turkish troops TrDol defended on thc
ErouG OF the necessity of securing the safety of the
TrpolitGns ~ '' VI 'N'
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THE LANDS OF THE CANADA PACIFIC

WINNIPEG, Man., August 6.-Additional
particulars have been learned respecting te business
transacted by the Canada Pacific Railway directors at
ther meeting here The prices which are to be
ssod occupied the directors attention Actual sette-
lnent VIII De encouraged 10y selling 81 so per acre
WIN 90 per cent rebate all land brought under cult
Yhton wltDn three years higher price viii be
cnaged no-setters 20 discourage land sharks spec
utors Elevators are 10 be erected all important
P"i',s aolg the conpanys ine for which grounds viii
pS iehsfu a1 nominal rates 10 the parties building them
Ihe Land Commissioners are organizing a land de-
parilnent OF the road 1t Will DO open tins month aud
sales OF land will begin. -
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HOSTILE NDL4NS ON THE BORDER.

WAsIuNGroN, Aug. 6.--Fhe following tele-
gram from Colonel Hatch, at Fort Leavcuworth Kus
August ?, has been received at the War Department
having been forwarded from General sheridan's head
quarters ut Chicago:
The raid of Indians is from Mescero Agency. After
losing their animals they scattered and crossed
GIando above PaOmaS The troops and scouts arc
looking up the trail M probably come together in the
San Mateo, The band is smaA; Governor Ieuassas
d9egraphed llsI night from El Paso, saying Colonel
Tenassas followed tho Indians the Rio Grande below
Qultnan. He thinks the hostiles in Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07

p m-'The President passed comfortable
morning, his symptoms and general condition being
100; temperature, 9S.5 respiration, 10. During
the afternoon he complained somewhat of the
weather, the external heat being such that il was
found impraci cable TO keep the temperature of ms
room much below 80 without closing tie windows
and doors which was not thought prudent. The
afternoon rise OF temperature began rs late yes
teriay but has been higher though unaccompanied
by dryness of skin. AZ D. m. his pulse was 1902;
temperature, 1Ol.S; respiration, 10 The appear
anee of the wound at the evening dressing was,
however, good, ana there has been no interruption
to tho flow of pus. ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES.
D. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.
+. Ii. HAMILTON.
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Il DARLNG BAND or TRAKPS.

PREsCOTT, Ont, Aug. GA party of tramps,
numbering twelve, arrived here to-day having boarded
freight tram at Brockve end reached their destina-
tol despite the rcmonsrances of the conductor AID
hands on the train Upon arriving they walked through
the freight sheds examining the articles stored in them
They threatened to resent any interference and for
Time did ,,t a. they pleased The arrival scvcIal
trains lotcr in their cOppem men inspired
confidence among those IN charge The sheds and with
their assis ;ance the tramps driven the woods
stones freely used. Nearly all the tramps Ngcr.
armed, but did not use their Weapons.
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THE NEWS IN LONDON.
PROGRESS OF THE LAND BILL.

I'I'1'7'
COMMITTEE WORK IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS FINISHED
THE AMENDMENTS INCREASING THE LAND
LORDS PowER-TIIE TRANSvAAL SETTLEMENT
LORD DUFFERIN IN CoNsTANTJNoPLE.
The London cable dispatch to The TRIBUNE
describes the character of the amendments to
the Land bill passed in the House of Lords.
They are thought to restrict free sale and to
increase the landlords power. The Government
will make. it is expected some concessions
in the case of estates managed on the Eng
lish system. The debates will possibly pro-
long the session of Parliament until the first
week in September. The Government is said
to be negotiating with the opposition leaders
TO make supply measures urgent" though
the Tories are not showing any signs of aid
ing the movement.
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FRAGMENTS or WEsTERg NEWS

GRAIN INSPECTION IN IOWA.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Aug G.-rbe National
October J.. f " ' Wv
r, KILLED IY A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
CINClNNATL Aug. Ca dispatch received
mere reports the killing OF Dr. jacob Rafe near Vim
chucs ma Yesterday, by freight train running into
sissippi Railroad. ~ ~ W '
- MURDERED BY A WOMAN
CINCINNATI, Aug. Ga dispatch received
mere IRON Corayc Ohio, to-day, states that Mrs Simp-
son sot ana Killed william Plyburn that place yester-
day. ior refusing to deny that certain letters In his pos
session were written by her. -"
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RUMORs OF A CONFrPPvCr

SARATOGA, Aug. Cit is rumored here to-
night that the conference between railroad managers
IN regard TO cut rates and other matters of similar ma
tuIe VIII be held Tuesday possibly later. c. b. Rob-
erls OF the Pennsylvana Railway, is booked TO reach
here On that day The prominent railroad officials now
here are W; H. Vanderbilt, Jay Could. George r.
BlHhchard, H. j. Jewett j. L. JOY, jr, and H. lutcr
~ is lhllmaed that John King, jr, will early n
'the Weeh II IL also reported that Messrs Vanderbilt
ana Gould were i'll private consultation to-day,
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FOUR MEN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. GA letter to
The Ne,cs dd Courier from the western pa1t OF Oar
ngon County this State, gives OF terrible
and extraordinary casualty from lightning Thursday
afternoon group of twenty an white road hands
standing close 10 the house OF j. Clyburn near
HOltsvillc, when single stroke OF lightning killed four
and wounded ten OF the number. Five of the wounded
desperately hurt aud may die There was storm
at tne time, though heavy RAIN tell shortly afterward.
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or INTEREST TO MlSONS.

B0sTON, Aug. G.-In the Circuit Court of tbc
United States OF massachusetts, Judge Nelson uresdin
bill was hed July 80, 1881, by Calvin c. Burt plain
tih against Darius Wilson, defendant 30 obtain an in
Junction against Wilson 10 prevent him from acting as
'Iahu master, ana from using the Grand Lodge prom
ot| "hth S claimed 10y Burt, the founder OF the rite
lo-lay, lhe injunction being served, the defendant
moved me Con 10 dissolve the Injunction and INC case
goes over nnlu llc MeXL motion daI. IN ecnLolnLor
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ILL EFFECT or A WARM SOUTH WIND

~.
NAsHINGToN, Aug. 6-tIp to about 8 o'clock this
afternoon the President had very satisfactory dav
although the extreme heat of the weather caused
him good deal of discomfort and acted 10 some ex-
tent unfavorably upon his general condition. On
account of n strong, hot wind from the south
it was found uGpracticable even NJ the fun working
capacity of the refrgeyatnr machines to keep the
temperature of the patients room down without
closing the doors and windows, and this il was not
thought prudent to do. Cold air enough was fur
nshcd by the machines, but instead OF Glling the
room and crowding out the heated air as il had
heretofore done on warm days, the cold air itself
was swept away almost rs fast as il came from tho
pipes by the hot south wind which blew strongly
through the mansion
The Thermometer in the patients room therefore
for the first time in several weeks ranged from SO
TO 9O0 This temperature, of course, operated 10
the Presidents disadvantage in his present weak
condition. aud his Afternoon fcyer was higher than
usual There was no indication, however,
of any other cause for the increased
fobrte Tis-. Tho discharge 0f pus at
hc evening IL Ssing was satisfactory there were no
symptoms Of alars, and with the single exception
ot higher bod ly temperature the coudit on OF the
patlehi nj I q ock seemed quito good yester-
bon the fever began 10 abate the President to
sleep naturally without anOdyucs and he has rested
quietly over since. Before 10 O'Clock the iebIile rise
had entirely rubSided and AZ this hour-11:30 D. N.
tho PATIENTS pulse is again below 100 and his
perature Is normal. lie Is sleeping peacefully
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R4LLROAD ACCIDENT IN THE VEST

CHICAGO, Aug Ga dispatch from Kokomo,
Ind, says AN easbound passenger train the Toledo
Dephos and Burlington Railway Jumped the track yes
tcrday. The engine ana baggage were overturned;
the engineer, NJ X. Bnn, severely scalded; J. A.
Glen, fireman, badly burned and scalded, making
his recovery doubtful and Conductor Bah severely
bruised By conraSeousiy sticking to his engine Bnn
doubtless saved many lives.
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PROSPERITY OF BRITISH TRADE.

LONDON, Aug. 6.-Ihe Times points out that
the accounts Of the leading London banks and discount
coap2nes, recently published contrast strangely with
the prevailing reports about the depression OF trade In
tne year ending june 1891 there has been an ncrcose
Oh ap0at %SOOOOOO in the aggregate deposits of the
prhcpai banks 45,3OO 900 the deposits of the three
pfIhtlpai uscount companies, with correSponding i'm
Gre4se ere & IN loans aud discounts and Increase OF
&-oOOOOO III private securities in the Bank of npI,uJ
These facts should do much TO Out an end to Ina ti ~
depression In trade At the present moment There ia No
question about the industry OF the country being ve
fully CmplOYed. N'''A' '"iho very
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MOVEMENTS OF THE DIpLoMATJsTs

LONDON, Aug. 6.-General Noyes, ex-Minis
ter to France has left Paris. lie viii sail in the human
Line steamer City of Richmond from Liverpool on
August 8, for New York
Berlin dispatch to The Times saws;
Minister White has started for Southern Germany Ue
@ M return mere by the middle OF August to present his
Os ol recall lie Will then proceed and remain i'm
i.Ohuon snort time, and for nom g., a
sleAlnsAlp Elbe, OF the Month Germnn I.nc ~ ~ Wv
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DEVELOPMENT or FIsurp1rs

LONDON Aug. GA meeting was held here
yeSeiaay 10 irther the scheme Of holding an interim.
uoil fisheries exhibition in London in 1888 The Mor-
qWs OF Exeter presided Sir John A. Macdonald tho
CANADIAN Premier, addressed the meeting I'm support NJ
tno Soeuc lie said he could confidently state Gat tho
eWS udb ~ Is intended to hold such an exhib ION ol
ne haed WIN great pleasure in Canada, where the fish
ing interests are 40 immense. lie had no douht th,t ~
colleagues would cordially support tLe idea ,n',i uts
zee was appointed to make the necessary
Tor the exhibition. 80 '-'"'o'iHcii's
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MR.. BRADLAuGH SUPPORTED.

LONDON, Aug. Ga deputation from n
Liberal club waited Sir Charles Dixie Under Foren
Secretary to request him 10 for "a motion OF which
MI La0ouchero advanced IAbera has given notice to
rescind the resolutions prohibiting Mr. Bradlaugh from
taxing Ms seat In the House Of Commons Sir Charlcs
Duke replied that there would be Cabinet Council to-
uN, at which iuture steps in regard to Mr. Bradlaugh
Nou9 De considered but he believed that no atcmpt
Wo.d Oe maze tis session TO alter the Parliamentary
Oaths law II Mr. Labouchere's motion brought for
warn, Mhlch l5 not HEely, he MOmli vote for N.
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RAILWAY LABoRERs UNPAID.

TnoRonD. Ont, Aug. G.-Nicholson, the
contractor doing work Tor the Great Western RAILWAY
here got behind in payment OF wages with his men
seventy-hve III number, and they stopped work. He
offered to pay them Of rate of 20 cents on the
dOlar but the men rejected the the Offer and a ncht
preserve the peace. ~
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CUBA RAvAGED BY DISEASE

HAYANA, Aug. 6.-During the week ending
yesterday thrtysx deaths occurred from yellow fever
and nine from smallpox. Captain General Blanco bos
ordered strict Observance of the Sanitary laws AS
smallpox threatening to become epidemic througbout
'he "Aoie island The heat continues unprecedented
Tho IrtHiJo newspaper1 has been denounced for n,t
ugenCc of duty. % i'' VI hS5'
mercantile paper Of Cienfuegos gays that tIo soc
oI sugal ana moasses III the whoc island on Iulv to
WIZ .o,lLo Lons ana l3I $3.50 gall9ns reapecLiYcLN
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THE IRISH LAND AGITATION.

LONDON, Aug. 6.-Ihc Pal Mall Gazette
this evening says
The Land bill as it returns from the Housc OF Lords Ia
inailcd ana Impaired IL is absolutely essential for
tne sake OF England and Ireland and the Liberals and
conservatives, that measure which the Govern mnut
WI 9e called upon TO out should be the neasure
Iley nave recommended, aud Il scheme by men who
usapproVc OF the very principle which 1t rests
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STATEN ISLAND BUILDINGS BURNED.

A fire broke out in n frame dwelling in Pros
pects Quarry Hill, town OF Northneld, l., Friday
evening. Ii was owned and occupied by william
Wheeler The house partially burned, and barn in
he rear with its contents entirely destroyed The
names communicated 20 JWo-stoTy frame dwelling,
owned by Michael McCill and occupied hv Ed
Lawler. This was destroyed. The total loss IS
$4,000.
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A JOURNEY OF THE GAR.

81. PETERSBURG, Aug. 6. The Imperial
y alc the Court arrived yesterday at the Peterhof
Palace, summer residence
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RIcHFoRD, Conn., Aug 6.-This forenoon the
steam dressing lumber mill belonging to white Clark
son CO., OF New. Haven, was burned. The mill was
letsed to j. T. smith. who loses 81 800 Ia uachucrv
Total loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000
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THE WORLDS CONVENTION.

LONDON, Aug. Cat the farewell mcotino
10 gay OF the Worlds Convention of the Young Mons
t| Asaocltslols addresses were made by John
kennaway, member OF Parliament; by professor c1.
stone, by the Rev. John Hail. of Neyy-Yorx. Pnssou
Sturges, OF Boston, aud others. The convcntion bno
Deen great success The of $4 600 was nleded 70
establish work i'll Great Britain similar to thot f to
International Committee in America WV Vi '"o
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SOUNDING A FALSE ALARM AGAIN.

An unknown person sent out false alarm
of fire from alarm box at sixysxtast and Second
ave- last night and 10 his smasled the box
with cobble stone. Tho fellow who Ia annoyin0 the
Department in ths manner has been sought In vain by
the police for two months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07

1hc thermometer at other points in
the country at 5:l2 p. n, yesterday indicated
II from tine daY previous; RDston, SO. a fall os
80; Buffalo, 69' fall Of l60; Chicago. TO. fan
Of l3o; Cincinnati, a., decline Of is Indian
apolis 81 fall OF So; Philadelphia. 92o; Os-
wego 73o, fall of %; St. Louis, 88c.
In the West the marked fali IN the tenperatrr~c
was doc 10 cold wave which had started East
tailen m tho Gulf States To-day, the ii gnal SER
wee authorities state, viii be cooler aud here j. a
prospect that the heated term is over for the
present.
N BUSINESS PLACES.
The brokers in the Produce Exchange were not ia
a hurry 20 transact business. Diyested OF the'r
collars and wastcoatS they sat the large open
windows, where a cool breeze blew i'm on the bav.i
AS soon as the floor was cleared, at p M. most OF
the went TO their offices, and in a few Iiiautes
afterward were ON their way 10 some country place.
offices all closed early, that the clerks could
have an opportunity 10 try 70 find cool spOtS At
the Cotton Exchange the brokers watched tina
clock anXiously for the closing hour There VAS
very little breeze in the buCI z and q STAY within
was uncomfortable. AS soon as the gong eaunded
tho men fastened away, and most of them will noT
be seen in the city again until late tomorrow morn-
ing.
The heat in the various public Offices in the Cifv-
Han and new Court House up 70 p. M. yestoIdav7
was more uncomfortable than on Friday. Ii seemed
TO nave penetrated rooms which were comfortable
on the preceding day. The Mayor absent for q
example was followed early in the afternoon by an
the clerks who could get away. Bv , d. n. nearly
all the departments deserted, the former Occu-
pants being on the way to the seashore countryg
ming with men and boys all day yesterday. At the
BetDnme Street Batn 900 men waiting TO be AT.
mitted before $50 a. m. The different baths ac-
eomnodated from six 20 ten thousand each. Daring
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CABUL TO BE ATTACKED.

LONDON, Aug. 6.-The Yiceroy of India tel
esraphs Us follows: A native messenger who has re-
,uahSa , from Candahar reports that Ayoob Khan ia
s preparations FOR an advance on Cabul."
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A vACANT HOUSE DEsTROYED.

The handsome and costly house OF james
Duane in SiNteenthst., Bergen Point, n. j.. was de
stroyed by fire Friday evening involving u loss of
$4,000; There was no one in the house the tme
ana rs the lire seemed Co break several places al
once it is supposed that 1t the work OF an incen
diary, - ' '''NN'N
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F4TA1 4FFRAY AMONG MINERS

CINCINNATI, Aug. 6.--In Tracy City, Grundy
County, Tennessee last night, there a among
miners, in which Thomas McGovern was shot dead bv
Taylor Street, and Street himself mortay stabbed.
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DgDIcATIoN or A NEW EABERNAcLE

HIGHLAND STATION, N. j., Aug. G.--The new
tabernacle the Atlantic Highland Camp Meeting
Grounds dedicated this afternoon. The Rev. j. Il.
Lake, president of the Association, conducted the
vices,
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. G-S:30 a. m.-The
President has passed an excellent night. sleeping
sweety the greater part of the time without the aid
of morphia or any other anodyne This morning
ne is cheerful and all the Indications promise
another favorable day Pulse, 02; temperature, 954;
respiration, Is. u. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN,
f. H. HAMILTON,
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POLITICS IN MISS iSSipK.
NOMINATIONS MADE ny THE DEMOCRATIC coNvEN-
TION-GENERAL LOWRY NOMINATED FOR TIE
GoVERNoRsHP-THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
TO BIZ HELD AUGUST %.

GOvERNORsHfP-THE REPUBLICAN coNyFNTIoy
TO BE HELD AUGUST %.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIR TRrBUSE.l
JACKSON Miss. Aug. G.--The Democratic Con-
vention after four days session concluded its
labors this afternoon. The present State officers,
with the exception Of the Governor and Lieutenant-
Governor were all nominated. This was done to
conciliate the Conservative wingof thcparty, which
is very much dissatisfied with the nomination for
Governor of General Lowry, who is regarded as the
most vena candidate that could have been selected
His action during the war in executing poor white
men with Union proclIyities in the section of the
state known the pinoy Woods. and his later
record rs officer Of savings bank are being very
sharply criticised by men in his own party
The Republican Central Committee mel hero to-
day ana agreed TO call a convention August 20.
! ne OIeSnhlGkers and the lndg pendonts VIII meet
the nomination OF ticket to bc composed of ali cle-
inents opposed to the bourbon Democracy
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FATAL RESULTS FEARED.

ALBANY, Aug. 6.-Patrick Frawley was ar
rested to-day for assaulting Thomas Cain and Thomas
Mccarthy II Ncared that MeGarrity s fatally injured
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ROME, August 6.-The text of the pone's
anooution is Published The Pope comments it croat
warmth upon the responsibility of the Government for
recent disturbances III Rome. ~
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FOREIGN NOTES

LONDON, Saturday, Aug. O. 1881.
aAa sperss,aae invites eptries from America or else
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hfs CONDITION CONTINUES FAVORABLE.
ihh WHITE HOUSE NO LONGER THE CENTRE OF
AiihAcrioN--THE PATIENTS REMOVAL TO TAKE
FLAcE TWO WEEKS HENCE--A BIRTHDAY PRES
ENT. if'
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Maximum 4 Minimum Maximum 7
Iiurtae Otl. FOR the Gtl.Ifoc month.
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LEADING TOPICS OF INTEREST.

THE LAND BILL IN THE HOUSE OF LoRDs-ITs
CHARACTER CHANGED BY THE AMENDMENTS
OFFERED-THE NEW UNDER-sECRETARY FOR
KrI
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SAN , II IfRANCIsco, Aug. Ga dispatch from tn cson
& srs fann two BODIES maged beyond recognition by
~ poss 10 ps thoee oi the two who about
comutteda murder here He'd and were nterWard fol
We'd cantured 6nd lypched. - -" ~ -