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House Of Commons.

London, July 27.-In the house of com.
mons last night. on consideration of clause
7 ofthe land bill, empowering the.c to
tx fair rents, Mr.. Fritz Maurice, in support
Of this proposal, said il would only exclude
Ia. 600 tenants aud urged the expediency OF
not making this exception tosll legislation
broader than is necessary and quoted the
authority of Carliog Ford, who was chief
secretary fer Ireland; of Baron Dawes,
baron of tle court Of eXchequer in Ireland.
MIR. Gladstone energe,icslly opposed the
amendment and pointed out tnat no such
recommendation had been made
by either Of the commissioners, aud declared
the government would be no party to draw
ing distinction, upon which 1t was decided.
me amendment was negstived by vote
of 241 to 2O5.
The narrowness Of the msjorily was
greeted with loud cheers. Several prominent
liberals voled in ,bp minority including Rlgh,
Hon q J Gooshe, Edward Hlnegan, Thomss
Erans, Hon Mr. T - 'Hrrr. Right Hon A
Brandy, MIR D.,.S a.4 ~. .1deric Nub.
banks.
The majority was the lowest with one ex-
.ceplion, which the government has secured
throughout the discussion of the bill.
Many of the rich liberal members we're ab-
sent from the discussion. 1t will doubtless
take the house of lords 10 insist upon fixing
some lilnit to the operation of the provisions
intended to protect the weak and defsnse-
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salo Of the spr.xue Es,o,e,

Augusta, Maine, July 81 The sale Of the
sprague manufacturing compsny's property
in Augusta, took place at noon to-day. The
cotton mills dam, saw mills and boarding
houses were sold to Samuel Haynes,of Green
vile, N. H., agent for Wright. Bliss g. Fa-
byan, of Boston, for $3.50 OO0 There
were no other bidders. General George
Lewis Cooke, representing the trustees,
guaranteed clear title tO the property.
The sale is bcnaade. and II is tho intention of
the Boston parties to utilize the water priv,
ilege by 'recting new cotton mills. The
sale OF separate parcels of real estate Is
postponed until Augu.t 10Th.
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Washington, July 27.-At the suggestion
of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
French, when he saw that no general legisla-
ton respecting pleuro pneumonia could be
enacted, owing to the lateness of the session,
congress in February last appropriated
$4,000 to enable the secretary of the
treasury, TO take some measures that would
meet the wants of tho cattle rsisers
and cattle shippers of the country. As stated
in these dispatches some weeks since, Mr..
French devoted great deal of thought to
the preparation of plan of action under the
act referred to. He determined to suggest
the erection of q commission of veterinary
experts, vcsting in them powers placed in
the hands of the secretary. Secretary Wins
dom has approved the plan suggested and
appointed Mr.. Law, of Ithaca, N. Y; MIR,
Sanders, OF Chicago, ILL.,, and Mr.. S.aine of
West Newton, Me-, as members of the COM
mission. These gentlemen will meet here
shortly to consult together and receive
their instructions. Their compensation
viii be $40 per pay and expenses
Secretary Window said to your cor
respondent yesterday that the com.
mission would be given wide la.ituoe.
They will investigate pleuro pneumonia
throughout the United States. They will
examiue the several lines Of Transportation
to the seaboard and the condition of The
ports of export. They will devote some
time 10 the border land, between the United
States and Canada. They will report to the
secretary Of the treasury the result of their
inquiry, with recommendations respecting
quarantine against the spread Of
the dnease, and the best method
of inspecting the cattle 10 the seaboard cities
and certifying to the health of cattle ship
ments. The secretary will probably make
their suggestion the basis of his future re-.
commendations to congress. Secretary
Window 10 very much interested 10 the mat.
ter. He fully appreciates the importance Of
our cattle export trade, and realizes that the
stamping out of pleuro> pneumonia aud Ger
ti6cation Of the fact 10 the health authori.
ties of other countries would wonderfully
increase at once the volume Of the trade and
the value Of the cattle. He will do all that
can be done TO secure at least the modifca.
tion Of the obnoxious quarantine rtstric-
tions Of the British government under which
our cattle are slaughtered on the docks.
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San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, July GA man named
Robert Z. Vallejo was found dead this morn.
ing near the depot. The coroner's jury rem.
dared verdict Of death from spoplexy.
Mrs. Orell, an old lady 80 years Of sge,
was robbed last night at The camp yard Of 4
sstchei containing fifty dollars and other
valusbles.
A scheme is on foot to organize another
water works company. The money i 10 be
furnished from abroad. A liberal offer will
be made to the city.
Lieutenant Bulls, of Indian fame, is In the
city, on bis way to Fort Supply, Indian
territory. The frontier people regret TO lose
SO faithtulan officer.
About five hundred knights of Honor are
expected here to attend the deliberations Of
the grand lodge on the 22i of August. The
difficulty will be TO secure Accommodations,
DR. +. y. Ainsworth, United States army.
and Mrs. Mary Cranston were married last
evening at the residence of Colonel Martin.
They leave for Fort Rlnggold in few days.
The lady Is the widow Of L. L. Cranston,
who was killed in the Modoc war In 1871.
She Is also u sister Of Mrs. Colonel Martin.
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THE star aoutc Gases.

wsshingson, July 27.-Ths grand Jury Of
the district meets again tomorrow. when, II
they conclude 10 sit through the heated term
Il 10 expected that some Of the star route
cases will be presented for consideration. L
10 understood that tho more important
caiss will frat bo presented, and
the minor ones aiterward. The
prosecution win be on the charge Of con-
..piracy to deffaud tho government out Of
large sums Of money. The oflclsls OF he
postohice department have the cssss, which
they propofe 70 make the Initial ones, we'll
10 hand, 40 far - proofs are concerned, and
among those who bave The 6ut attention afe
Q few leading politicians, aoms sx.postoflce
officials, and sevefal mail contractor,
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
4 Daft Cotton Drummer at Corsi.
cann-He"dquarters or u Largo
Gang Of Cattle Thieves D,scov.
cred Near Ell Pas0 New
Compress at Houston
Marriage Mt San
Antonio, Etc.
Austin.
Special to the Herald.


Special to the Herald.
Austin, July 27.-Colonel Thomas H,
Murray, of Mckinney, las been appointed
engineer to inspect the recent completed
portion Of the Texas Central railroad.
Captain Baylor, of the frontier bsttiliop,
reports having discovered near Ell Paso, in q
canyon Of the GuAdsloupo mountains stone
corral, the headquarters of largo body Of
cattle thieves.
The attorney general denies tho report
circulating through the Texas press Of biz
having decided that cotton buyers came
within the purview Of the drummefs' tax,
The veteran board to-day recommended
the following claims: John Walker, g. w
Davis, Samuel Harvey, M. j. Wells, John
M. Swisher, James G. Payne, Tyre Buckley,
A. Pleasant, NJ. q. Aunnelly, Uharlo,.e 4
Brading. George L. Bledsoe, George Rams,
dell, Mary Choste, II. NJ. Smith. John
Wheat, Wills Avery, May Irvine, Isaac
McMahon, Sarah McMahoa, John r. Lewis
Samuel McCulloch, 4. T. Pellman, jackson
Brsuck, d. 9. Rush, Michael Pullman. Jes,
sic Thompson, Peter Tomlinson, Moses II
Roberts, Belsey Cochran, Minerva Mont
gomery, Daniel Park and Charles Opsburg
Straight certificates 6.40e, are selling a,
SlS5, ~ SOS at $780,, sllerna,es $65 tc
$50. y
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Penn's Remains.

London July T.-On Monday the COM
mittee appointed by the trustees of Jordsns
burial place met Mr.. Harrison, who 10 do
putedby the governor and legislature Of Penn.
syivsnis to treat for the removal of Penn's
remains. After discussing the subject with
him tho committee handed reply, which
was already prepared. whereof the
following is the substance: The
trustees, after careful consideration, In q coz.
mopoiIan spirit, deem II their duty 70 refuse
the application. The retired spot whero
Pcnns remains rest was selected by himself
in the vigor of his life, and . removal
would be repugnant 10 the known
character of his sentiments. The
trustees have received communica-
tons from Influential friends and from most
Of the linesl defendants Of Penn ON both
sides Of the Atlantic, desiring that the pro.
posal OF the Pennsylvania legislature NAV
not be acctded 10. They think that in cars
rying out the project one link in the chain
which unites the two countries would be
broken. II 10 from no feeling of discourtesy
toward tho initiators of the movement that
they are compelled to refuse the application,
but from conviction ofthe soundness OF the
] objections which they have stated.
The Times this morning in an editorial
aayf: II is little better than mockery 10
think OF doing honor 10 such man % Penn
BY this grote,que proposal to disturb his
remains. The thing Is happily impossible,
as the trustees Of the burial place state that
they are not certain of the exact spot where
the remains are inferred. But even II Il
were possible It would surely be instantly
forbidden by tho instructive and irresistible
sentiment Of the two great nations.
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
HIS CONDITION GREATLY IMPROVED,
He Gets y Refreshing . eep Tuesday
Night-H He Expresses Himself as
Feeling Better-Hts Wound
Looking Well--Pulse Down
to 90; Temperature
and Respiration
Normal

Washington, d. G., July 81, 50. m.-The
president slept soundly last night from sbou,
8 p. m. 20 g. M, with but single break Of
short duration, at II p. m. Since this morn
ing he has dozed quietly, awakening at inter.
vas. There have been no rigors. He takes
b 9 nourishment we'll. His general n,ndis
.ion is improving. He expresses hims. Ii as
feeling better and more rested. His pulse is
"a; temperture, 90; respiration IS.
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, 1880
p. m.-The presidents wound was dressed
just after the morning bulletin was issued.
II looks we'll and the pus, which is health,
in character, 10 discharging freely. Since
then he has rested quietly and takes his
rourshment readily aud without gastric dis,
turbsncee. At present his pulse is 90; tenn
perature, 9S4.l0; respiration, IS.
d. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT RAYBURN.
The following has been sent by the secre.
tary of state:
Lowell, Minister to London:
AT / o'clock p. m. the presidents condi-
tion is greatly improved. His pulse is Gown
to 80; temperature and respiration nominal.
His appetite is good. His sleep last nigh,
was very refreshing. BLAINE,
Secretary.
Unofficial bulletin, Executive Mansion,
2. p. m.-Very favorable symptoms
noticed in the last flicisl bulletin still COZ.
tinue. The president Is free from fever and
resting quietly. Dr.. Agnew returned to
Philadelphia to-day, but Dr. Hamilton will
take bis place here tonight or to.morrow "
morning.
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, 4:l5
p. m.-Dr. Bliss reports steady improve
ment in the presidents condition. He bss
been very quiet and comfortable throughout
the dag. He has taken nourishment in in.
creased quantities without any Symphonic of
gastric disturbance. He has slept peaceful-
ly at intervals without anodynes, and up 10
this hour has been entirely free from fever
All ms symptoms, in the Judgment of the
attending surgeons, are tull of encourage
ment.
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, =
p. M The president is still resting quietly.
de has been able to take more nOurIshment
to-day than for several days past, and up to
the present hour has no febriie rise of tenn
pera,ure. His wound has Just been dressed
IL looks well and has continued TO discharge
healthy pus in sufficient quantity during the
day. His pulse is 90; temperature SO; res
piration 20.
d. W. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
% j. J. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN,
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found dead In the parlor Of HIT Ksmp's
hotel. He died of co nsumption.
Tne cigar makers OF ST. Louis continue
their strike. The ranks of the strikers va
sweiled BY the employees Of several shoro
joining.
james and John NcCue. aged Is and II.
we're drowned to-day while in swimming.
James was seized with crsmps. John, the
younger, In an effort to save hiu, was pulled
in the water. Both drowned.
An effort 10 making here TO
create interest In bicycling. A
club has been formed and one
of the enthusiastic. George Balm, jr., son Of
prominent merchant starts for Chicago 70
make tho eastern trip ON his two wheeled
vehicle,
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Dead From u BIOw-Cigar Makers
Continue Out on = striko-rwo
Brothers Drowned. ETC.
Special to the Herald.
st. Louis, Mo-, July 21-John Bohlman,
sizseen years old, died this morning from q
blow delt him BY Joseph Eberls. spej
eighteen. Both worked 10 Asgsr's hinge
factory. Eberle came recently from
Switzerland, and being green was made :
BOLT for tho jokes of the other worknen,
Boblman made tport OF him. Ebs,le got
angry and threw q heavy hinge At bic Tor.
mentor. 1t struck him on The head. Bohl-
man continued to work for several hours, but
complained Of head achc. He went homo
aud died In twelve hour. Ebcrlo was Or.
rested for murder. II - =
A special from Mexico, Mis-.
sour', says MoClarsy1 bakery was
robbed Of $3.50 the receipts Of four dsys'
buslness. '7t = -.
Jerry Donsvan, sgsd forty, slaborsr, was
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IsEMs OF INTEREST,",

In tho vicioity Of Big Hole, NJ. r., tho
noaa unoer.hed large number Of Indiap
tkeletona. and hnvo sirawn the ground with
battlefield.
Nevada state pfiton has n stone quarry.
and st the present time number Of convict.
ere working out material there for The minvs
new refinery u Carson.
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Tho Popes Temporsl poxer IN Rom.

Tho POpes Temporal Power In ROmo.
London, July GA dispatch from
Madrid says Archbishop Of Toledo, :prims.e
OF Spain, in pastoral letter read in every
church Of his diocese, has most violently
attacked the italian people and government,
inviting all catholics, even princes, states,
men, politicians aud Journalistic, to combine,
and II necessary use force and arms 10
restore tho independence and temporal DOW.
or OF the pope in Rome. The Ialian
minister at Madrid Immediately protested.
and the Spanish cabinet declared that II
disapproved of tho prims.e's language, and
would cause q strong remonstrnnce 10 be
made 70 him. A dispatch from Madrid 10
Reuters telegram company, says the gov
eminent has not submitted tho. pastoral 10
the council Of state, but will verbaliv
express to the piimste their dlsapproval Of
bis language and will maize no reply II The
communication Of Cardinal Jacobin, papal
secretary Of state, on the subject The
Spanish ambassador at the vatican will, NOT.
wi.hstsndipg, have Instructions 10 oommuni.
cate to the pope the reg.et Of the Spanish
government at the disturbance Attending he
removal Of the remains Of Plus TX.
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Saratoga Races.

Saratoga, July 27.-Firt race, Bedouin
Won, Won Blocker second' Charley Graham
third. Time, lilo.
Second race, one milo and Ave hundred
yards. Colonel Sprague won. Walfeld Sec
ond. Oriole third. Tine, 2:20.
Third race, ona mile and one.eighth,
Juniasa won, Bob johnson second, Franklin
third. Time, 2O3.
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order of the association lsst year
| yaouaat,nU ,.;u.

order of the association lsst year
requesting mills TO close a
6 y. IN on Saturday. and begin at 6 a. IN.
Monday. A number of replies have b .er
received and they were uniformly sgains,
any charge in the working hours.
&C Woolworth. from the committee on
export business reported that 307 mand,
facturers had offered go tons OF export
without limits. As to ,his there had B. gu
l6,600 tons. Here he commended good
subsidies to steamship lines.
Hon Warner Miller, on call of the presi.
dent, addressed the assct stion.
He taid ii seemed natural for the paper
manufacturers to 20 into politics, instancine
g vernon Rice, of Massachusetts, aud
others. Regarding the increase Of business,
ne said the output OF the paper mills during
the past Year had been fully twenty Der
cent over that of the previous year and
paper, be said, sold in New York as low, ac-
cordipg 10 quality as in London. Concerning
the tariff, It will average on duty on oil ar,i
cles imported, As per cent. Paper has the
protection OF only twenty per Ceat In Or
dinary qualities and IS per cent. He an
nounced himself as in favor of aiding iu the
establishment Of steamship lines to South
America, so that American msnufacturers
can send their goods the othe,
than by way Of London. He thought
It would be % we'll for the government "a
pay for prompt and rerfect mail lines "a
fcreign ports ss for the star routes in wes.
tern territories. In Germany few years
since he found mill running on peculiar
kind Of paper for Brazil. He found
on his return that he could make
that paper cheaper than the German
could. He could not put il down in Brsz,
as cheap as the Germans did. solely becaus,
he only steamship lines to Brazil are from
Europe. lie believed that American man
utacturers should be given facilitie,
to secure the trade Of this continent, snc
he would do what he could to secure ths,
end.
Secretary Chaplin reported on the re,
cent decision of the postmaster. general con.
STRUNG the laws of 1879 so as to make
psper sample with marks for identification
pay frst-claas rates instead of fourth.
class.
Senator Miller said he had no doubt tha,
the decision of Postmaster General Key was
700 liberal 10 coLstruing the law of 1873, and
that tbeg government had suffered grave loss
from the decision.
Committees we're appointed and the asso.
citation adjourned.
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A fairs Rt \ IbaDy.

Albany, July 27 Amended articles of il.
corporation Of the Oriental Inter Oceanic &
Inter National railroad, known as
General Grants road, were TO.
day approved by Governor Cornell
ana @ nled BY the secretary Of the state.
The resignation of Warner Miller, az
congressman from the etwent y.second dis,ric.
10 the forty seventh congress, TO take fleet
immedi.tely, was filed in the secretary Of
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Sherman.
Special to the Herald,

Special to the Herald.
Sherman, July 27.-The Texas, Louisiana
u Western narrow gauge railroad has &C.
cured the services Of competent engineer
aud the route will be surveyed at once. com .
meneirg at this point.
The failure OF the COIN crop In this section
has caused rapid aavance in prices of that
commodity.
Tho Advance" didn't advance, but
wlnked out peiore II drew good breath,
The Evening Democrat made lls promised
appearance.
.. That varioloid case was rot varioloid after
all, but "some other loia," tho physicians
know not what.
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Special 10 the Heyald.

Special 10 the Herald.
Houston, July 27.-Another compress
company has been organized here, making
four in all. The new company has ordered
u Taylor press, said to be the finest where
in the south. Sixty thousand dollars capital
stick has already been subscribed, tiiteen
thousand dollars more to be paid in. The
International road is the principal owner In
the new company, and il is expected that
the organization will divert much cotton
here. The new press is to be in operation BY
ext November. s. K. McilheDy, B.
A. Bolts and W. d. Cleveland, are the lead,
ing stockholders in this city.
Groesbeck's new palstiAl Avo- story stone
front hotel on Main street is assuming build.
ing proportions.
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Reward Onssed for the James psy,

~ Louis, No.. July 27.-Ths governor
had q conference yesterday with railroad
officials concerning the recent train robbery.
Governor Oris.cnden stated lest nisAt that n
va: the unanimous opinion that prompt
and vigorous measures should be tskep 10
bring the outlaw. 10 Justice and he viii
Issue proclamation Offering Q reward OF
h'y thousand dollars for the arrest of no
men who robbed the Rock Iland train A
winston. twenty thousand dollars Of the
sum for the capture Of the James BOYS. sup.
posed to have been The leaders Of ibc rob-
bing party, and six thousand each for ia
other nvo men, '.s
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Another Plot Against the Csar.
London, July GA dispatch from Ber-
In 'ayss letter from Russia says ,hero have
been persons arrested and several exploa.
slona from ST. Petersburg, in connection
With the discovery Of another plot sgsipst
the lifa Of ihecztr n'
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Big Fire ot Couev I.,nu,,

New York, July 27.-Coney Island was
Illuminated this morning at three o'clock BY
q flre which swept away the hotel and depot
OF the New York & Brighton beach railroad
company on the west aide Of Ocean p,rk,
There were also several cars and locomotives
burned, causing loss Estimated at $3.50, 200.
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Heavy rains fell this evening.
Bremham,

Special To ths Herald.
Bronham, July 27.-Taeitus Clay, who
came from Kentucky to this county In 1882,
and settled with bio family .. Indspend in
", woere be has since residet, died yss,er.
day, sged SO.
William Crate brought u the frat bale of
cotton to day.
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COrsicana.

Special to the Herald.
Cor icana, Jul, GA cotton buyer from
New Orle'ns while laboring under tenn.
porary alteration Of mind, tried 10 bury
himself alive. He was AIKEN In charge bv
the cfticers and locked up.
While on bis way 10 town this morning,
tteorge REED, cotton buye WAS thrown
from hn horse and bsd,y bruised.
ln the district court to-day 10 the case of
the state 70. Willism Huckaby for robbery.
verdict Of NOT guilty was brought 10;
state ts. +. Grooues, theft Of ca,te, ssme
verdict.
Heavy rains fell this evening.
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Eminsat Astrssemss Dsaa.
Berlin, July 27.-Chaslss Christian
BruYna eminent German askouoms. 4
oseo' 49,
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A young and respected farmer named
Fletcher Jones was found near Victoria,
Texas, with three bulet-hOles in his oil
cloth coat, one entering the breast and
another the mouth and brain. From
appearances he had been shot in the
saddle, and lay where he fell from his
horse, which was found short distance
from the corpse. There is no clue to
the murderer, except that two strangers
had been in the neighbOrhoOd the day
before, looking for horse thieves.