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Galveston, July 2.-ThOusands OF
psoule gathered at Long beach
this sveening TO witness the race between the
Protection and Galveston rowing clubs. The
first race was for four cared barees, half mile
and return. Il resulted In . victory for the
oslvestoue By 90 seconds time. To-.
m. 20 sec. In The second rae, Elk oar
Cd bsrrss, ssme dlst-ncei the froiectl9n q
borf ran aground twice and loot their
rudder The rsce was awarded b the Calves
tr.r club. Amer the rsc.e grsrd entertain-
rnent was Fiv~n ~ the Galveston club ~ tne
PaTilliOn, which was crowded % Ire fullest
IN inv. In the case Of : errs, ch-rEed with
~ ur1erIre HIS divorced Wiz, rcIsrned q
verdict Of guilty, s.sessibg the putisLmsnt 81
perfteuffary Tor life
re BrIu X snip, Rock City, entered today
win Z. 500 bars % railroad irur
Ire rrsua jury fUuDd A. ieoictm>nf tgainn
perf mt NulIfr for tbeft
Al eootrhmnn nsmef slymnn, thirtv-fve
ystrt old, v@s sun strurE vhA. eng.Esd ~
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wills Point.

Special TO the Herald.
Wills Point, July % The heated term has
set 10, the thermometer being lU5o. The doc
tors are very busy, as there ia great deal OF
sickness throughout the county.
Jud l., FreenAn lof t his wlfa yesterday, and
the whole com 10 unity synpathize wiinhim
We dishpl rove the q, ton OF GovernOr Rob-
erts ia rega 70 bis answer 10 Governor fos-
ter settIi apart day Of thank sgiviDg.
Our sect on of country is settling up with
some firet-class Germans.
The colt IN 10 this section Is only fair, and
our merchants are beginning to look gloomy.
20 rain as ct, which 10 badly needed
The iron fronts for the Rose and Cllcbrist
bio Ks have arrived and ale being placed In
position.
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NihiIisf News.

London, July 22.-Rochefort's organ, the
Lasterne, which has a monopoly of nibili,t
news, pr nts q dispatch from St. Petersburg,
dated the 18Th met, which says 1.-THE nihilists
executive committee has held great aud
Geneva 20 attend it. II was resolved 10 give
the car ooe more warning, ard II he does not
heed Il. he and all his pig headed advisers wi l
perish.D The ab we was probably Invented
On the basis Of the Berlin despatch TO The ST.
Jau'es Gazette, TO the effect that the nihllist.
were no dirg a congress In St. Petersburg
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Confederate Monument Travelled.

Culpepper, Va, July I'll The unvsiling
of the monument to-day 10 the confederate
dead, drew an immente crowd Of people.
vsriously essimsied at from sin 10 eight
thousand persons. The procession formed
At II O'Clock IN front OF the srmory, beaded
BY the Culpeppsr minuiemen, followed bv
visiting military companies from Ale1sndriA
WarreuiOn and Charlottesville. veterans OF
the late var, Masonic and Good Templsr
lodges. The procession was q mile long.
and extended from town 20 The cemetery.
where The ceremonies took plscs under
The auspicss Of Toe Masonic frsie-rity.
AID dresses we're mrde By Gensral
Ffz Hugh Lee, Ex-Governor Kempsr, Hon.
Good snd General Walker The ETe-kers
were introduced ~ General james FHlos.
After the csrsioonies we're over The prcces-
sion returned 20 town. where dinner svsitso
tbs visitors, Which vss hsD6s0nsly served
by ladies' Rverytbirg pissed Of pissssntly.
sod the occasion vss The grspcsst eve kDovn
IN history Of Culpeppsr. An pub e build
iurs add privtis residences we're ksnosorDsly
6ecornted,
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ST. LOUIS.
The Talbot ROys Hanged at Mary
Vile for the Murder of their Father
Patterson Hanged at Clinton.

Patterson Hanged at Clinton.
Special to thu Herald. n
st. Louis. July 22.-Three men paid the pen
atty of their crimes in this state to- day.
Charles and Albert Talbot. brothers, were
hanged at Maryvllle, Nodaway county, for the
murder Of their father. They have made q
desperate f. ht for life, all the possibilities OF
l " nave been avsiled of, but 1t was vain
Executive clemency saved them temporarily
uno,, aid it was thought that Governor CRU
tenden wCu d yield aga to the great pressure
S S ughst he to Isas in favor Of While hi hss
Is much sympathy for the boys, there are a
few people who 40 not think they richly mer-
tied their fate. The crime was committed
Sci, ember IL, 1850. The boys nav tUld 30
many stories and made so many COMES ions,
zach one coDtr die ing the other that the ex.
act details OF the crime a. not known.
an execution. John W Patterson was hang.
ed for the murder OF James q. CLARK, in De-
cember, lsbs, more than twelve yesrs ago.
CLARK was farmer, living near X SEQ. Sc.
q. air county. In The latter days of Novem-
Der, -, he " ent to st. Louis aLd tmoney
to pay for land he had bought. Oh hts re-
turn be stopped at Sedslla to buy some lum-
her. lie there met Patterson, who wanted
Job, and as he had wagon o. team, clark
hired him 10 haul the lumber 10 his farm.
uerson loaded UP ana QUO iiOlnins iney
left town together While at 5edalia Pc tier
roll OF money ana on the journey his Gu
p.dity was further excited by the great wad OF
greenbacK which Clark pulled out TO ray the
expenses of the Journey. On the second night
out on tue trip Patterson killed Clark with
Ratchet and rifisd his pooh e's Of four hundred
doliars The murder W discovered and Pat
tel son was arrested. He cor fesed the crime,
hut before The trial he escaped from jail.
Ten years later he was arrest, d
In Lexington, Illinois, where nr
was II, ing under an assumed name. He was
Indicted, again tried and convict, d. Accord
iDglv he was hanged TODAY. Peterson left
the Jail at ll:l5, arriving At the gsllows. one-
h iii mile northwest of Town, at n 80. Eight
thOus nd people covered the tops OF the hills
which turrounded the place VII re the gallows
was erected. Amer prayer the prisoner, In a
very loud tone, thanked the sheriff anu
his attorneys for the kindness they al shown
him The sheriff then read the death warrant
and the prisoner shook hands with the
sherif Ibis attorney, clergy and others His
arms were pinioned and hts legs tied. As tbis
was ping on Patterson looked around on the
vast cr5wd about him. The black cap was
d { on and the rope sdjused. At II SO. the
sheriff with an appraised broad-sxe. said,
"JOhn W. Patterson, may the I-rd have
mercy on your soul, y and with the last sound
ins words, tue trap-rDpe was eut, sDd the
soul OF Patterson was launched into eternity.
In II minutes he was dead. and In Is min
uies was out down and put In q conn end
buried at public expense, he having no
friends in this section of country. His mech
was broken.
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Taylor.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Taylor, July 22-A shooting ARRAY occurred
here last night between two colored men, A
Samson and Albert Napier. Sanssn shot
three fatal ,shots at Napier and sans' N
was wounded In the foot. The
coroner's Jury returned a verdict of JusIl-
fable homicide. The aflrsy was on account Of
love affair.
Dr. b. G stClair, professor of Nashville, Is
here IL oBing his landed intereS s. III B, 10
highly delighted and foe elaed over The sure
aun speedy construction of the Missouri
PGcin from Temple jun ction 10 this place
joint stock cOInuany IL being IorI anized to
erect three-story brick buildilg for u hotel
and pa k
9 II Booth and A Simms are expeced in q
few days with ten carloads Of fine sheep from
Vermont and NJ ssachus-tts.
Soma IN y thousand dollars was received
for wool clips tn past season.
The artesian well Ut TIL rndale Is $50 feet
deep and work Is progre sing.
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GalyeslOH,

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, July 2l.-Up to noon today
four venires of sixty each had been Q. bausted
in vain attempt to complete the jury ia the
Stevens murder case, but at the afternoon
session special venire of thirty five having
been issued, the july was completed. All
the evidence has been taken ard argus
ments are being made. The case will be
submitted to the jury tonight.
A carpenter named John Home today fell
from the cupola of the residence of r
F George, and was instantly, killed; This is
the third party that has fallen from this
building; the second, timer, is still in a
critical condition.
CITY attorney Davidson sustsins the point
raised by Mr. George Seely, that it would
re quire eight votes to grant lease OF pors
ton of the flats on the bay to private par"
ties. The Hedenheimer enterprise conse-
queutly fslls through, as that also of Measrs
Adoue s. Lobit.
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Sherman
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
sherman, July % "A large and enthusiastic
crowd gathered at the court house tonight 10
hear the report OF the committee appointed to
solicit subscri ptlons for the subsidy of s21-
OOO to the Texas, Louisiana & Western narrow
guage railway. They repor ted the amount of
50 900 raised and announced additional sub
scri utio In rider. Honorable q. Q. inkley
srosa and in few forcible remarks demon
strated the importance OF the road, and sub.
Acribed on behalfof the Merchants Il Pianters'
bans, ~ 900 and sside fr m the oh he had
taken, gave $500 for him elf. q. c. JoUes
then gave " In brnalf OF the city BANK,
while o hers doubled their subscription, rails
IL more than was required. Work will be
begun at once.
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ler.

special to the Her. Id.
Ty err, July 22-The following circular was
Issued from the headquarters oil the Texas &
st. Louis railway at this place:
CIRCULAR No. 10.
w A. Gaveite having this day resigned as
general freight and passenger agent of this
company Mr.. Jonn Fl. Perry Is h'reby ap-
pointed acting general freight and passenger
agent.
j. w. BROWN.
Gent Sup't.
This road Ia doing good business and max
ing rapid PROGRESS under the emcient man ge-
ment of j. w. Brown, general superinten-
dent,
Weather hot and dry and crops suffering
badly.
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Special to the Herald.
Overton, July 21.-J. D. Vanson, an old
and highly respected citizen, ded sud-
denly of heart disease, near this place on
yesterday.
The trustees of Hubbard college have
elected Professor w. M. Crow president of
tba, institution for the next collegiate year:
A protracted meeting is now in progress
here. Ministers from distance are attend
ing. ,.s
nv the citizens of this section for refusing to
proclaim a thanksgiving in Texas at the
probable recovery of our president. lie has
failed TO voice the sentiment OF Texas.
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Irish vs.. English.

London, July 22.-The Standard publish es
reports from the "United Irlshmen," "Sua-
day Democrat "Irish World'' and "Irish
American" a column and half of eXtrsc S,
In praise and recommendation OF ths out.
RACES against England. The ariel e In headed
"The science of Dynamite" The ST ndard
prefaces It. article as follows: "Whatever
the COVER ~ mt Of the United States may
think o. tue subjsct, tho lead srs OF the Iris h
agitation in America regard themselves In a
state of declared war with England"
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The Total Claim.

Durham, July 22.-The draft of the conven-
ton prepared by the royal commissioners ma
terlaIly retr DECIDES the whole of the Trans
vail to the Beers. Tine total claim which the
Beers are dep ,sed to accept does no. exceed
G5OOO, 900. The draft has not been accepted
by the Boers, who are sllll considering the
clauses rel ting TO the natives, aud the Imam
ces of the Trausvaal. The volkersd Is to be
elected forthwith.
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en~aper Th.n PhyseInps BnI

"a hing Of beauty ~ q Joy forever
What IL ~ scmetbing Urfpsred for WorDe
rI.iv. ara used by them z clusively. It
sdep q especial % cas- WHERE the WON b
"a = fs0rfered and viii cure al lrrrgu lsfitle
a. TIE tarnensensi or monthly cours 81 "
rfrfortfnr The diachar.e, whtfher ecute %
clIrDi r.. In sFsry ins-arce.
Brrdfeldt PENS heEulst0r woman 2 best
frfeuo," 10 prepsred ~ Dr. y. Breonsld
All drurtfsts- Whllrssts ~ Thompson.
scbott q o., Dtllss, TsEns-
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San Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San An,onio, July 21.-A private postal
card from chihuahua, Mexico, says the mail
which left FL Psso on the LIST inst. for that
CITY, was burned and destroyed b. Indiana
A public meeting is called for tomorrow
night "a endorse q ov. Roberts in not appoint
irg day for thanksgiving and prayer. Az
tbe.papeSs here have cond. mned the refusal in
strong terms except the Tue
Petty thieves are rsiding again. -,
Much complain. has been inside during
the mast few months about the water furn-
ished by the wster-works. company. Dr;
Cupples aaaly zed q sample yesterday, and
found it 10 be perfectly pure.
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ItverROOI Grain Mark ct.

Liverpool, July 22.-The leading grain cir
cular says wheat is firm at various spot ma
b cts with general improving tendency. MIR
gins in ali por itions are for time off, b. cause
here is be Ter Inquiry. Wheat is improving
on spot since Tuesday. Corn is strong a a
penny dearer. nttO-day's market thereS6 as
Wheat bdvanced penny 10 two pence. Flour
is fl m and insfair r. quest. Choice spring and
winter i'm proved, IS I'd Corn was less Fl eeiy
offered and advanced one penny to penny
q nd a half.
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An Arknn,as ksomici.'c.

Little Rock. Ark July 22.-hooert car
tello yesterday shot and nor ally wounded q
man named Gathering, near Arkansas City:
Ga her pg of killing them. While Gatheri G
fIred at him from fence corner,
the ball striking the victim in the side,
pnssing through him and killing the horse two
rods di taut. CastelIo's nephew and his
broiher-ln-'aw. Dan Newm n, have been ar.
rested ami bound over TO await the results OF
Gatherings injuries.
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President earneid's Condition.

wsshinetss. ID. C.. Juiy 2l-Ths following
vas ssnt this norninE " $50 of the csbinst
onssrs ~ The prssidert's privais secretnrys
Erseutivs Nsosion. q. ms-Tbe improve
mat IN ths pr-si1eni's eondItion oontiruss-
"A. slsrs uelI durinr the LlEht. ne col vstsh-
~ b-lnf Er.ttly n m fsFo- 1nlt mcrninf
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calvert.
special 10 the Herald.

Calvert July p -oa Monday while Mrs.
Samuel Cox, jr., was trying TO force the fire TO
burn by pou ing coal oil on IL ont Of a i've gal
lon can Il exploded setting fire to Der clothes.
Mr. Coz was IN the yard and was attracted by
-fhe noise % going 20 the door be discovered
hIs a lie IN ming eBvelcped In nants. Tnr
report was neara half mile. MS Cox walked
thres hundred yards 20 q Dtiehbor's with her
clothes burning. She died ON Tue day.
Cotton and potatoes are beginning 10 turn
brownish col.
Rain is leeded very much.
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mcPherson,s Monument.

Clyde, Ohio July q. The pedestrian statue
of General q b McPherson to etapd at his
gave, was unveiled here to-day In the
pre- senceof twenty-ore posts Of The Grand
Army Of the Re ubl c, and y large number Of
soldiers and citizens gathered to honor the
memory of the dead general.
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Tyier.


Special to thu "A raid.
Tyler, July 2l-W. Il. james, for several
months passenger conductor on the Texas
& st. Louis railroad. cied at Mount Pleasant
last night, of heart disease. His remains
were taken to LadoDis for burial to-dsy
His wife. who is visiting Georgetown, was
autographed. but too late 10 reach there.
He was not thought TO be Dangerously sick
Until few hours before bis death.
The weather is excessively not and
eteat deal Of sickness IL reported In the
vicinity.
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Mining Excitement.

Cheyenne. July 20 The discovery of copper
and silver near Fort Laramie ,creates immense
excitement. The miners are stampeding 10
the district. The latter is six MI es wide and
swarning with prosecutors, al of whom Az
maxim 10 atoms. The surface assays 100 TO
$3.50 Shelters ere to be erected at once. The
ore starts from grass roots.
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Brenhan.

Special to the Herald.
Brennan, July 22'-Three years ago Reuben
Morris was assassinated rear Hampstead.
RI uben, Henry and Wadfjrd Loggins
were indicted and venue changed to A Justin
cou ,ty and severance granted. Her ry was
tr ed and the ju y to-day brought in verd'ct
Z" t mu der in the first eg go with punt .bment
for life The cases of The other defendants
was set for Monday next,
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COnanche,
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Comanche, July 20.-Colonel w. FL Law
renee, right of way agent of the Fort Worth
& Rio Grsnde railroad, addressed large
nesting of citizens at the C, urt house last
night and ma Q formal proposition for the
road to me to Comanche, provided the
right of way and depot grounds we're secured
to the company, which r. quest was guaran-
teed apd bond of $4,000 given to secure
il. Our people are alive to the issue and
there ,s great rejoicing over the prospects of
q road. The road will be compl ted as far
as Comau che by September, 1882 The sur
veying corps i. now hard at work locating
about five miles per day.
Four new two-stury stone business houses
are in course of erection on The
square, and property has advanced 25 per
cent. within the usst three weeks
Mr.. Spurly Hamilton was to day married
to one of Cons nch.'s iairest young ladie',
Miss Maggie Vedder. daughter of j. s.
Vedder, formerly of Galveston. Bishop A.
9. Garrett performed d the ceremony.
Cotton is looking better than it did this
time last year, and large crop is ex-
pected.
Two good rains the past week have livened
up the farmers and business men. Business
was never better at this season of the year.
Colonel G.. Wash Jones passed through
town on the 18Th, on his way west, looking
after his land.
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London, July 22.-In the case OF Clarke vs..
Bradlsugh. before q special ry, an action 10
recover 600 IS penalty from defendants for
hayin z voted In the house wit iout taking the
parilsml ntsry oath, The jury rendered YER
dict for pal tn. The only question 20 de-
ternipe was whether the writ In this suit was
actually issued before or after Bradlaugh's
vote IN the house.
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A0afrs in Tuufs.

London, Jolly IA TuBis dispstoh re-
por,s ne state CT tffslrs In the regency much
calmsr The whole Of TuDis, including
Rsvfnnn. fs now arfst. This n sitributei %
ne imp rsslon prOtuced by the occupation OF
fHa Er~rrh
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Erelghf Rates.

New York, July 70 The rate committee o.
Southern Hallway and Steamship Fret hit
n association u Ell ag ain to-day. After a lengthy
discussion IN freight rates 10 and from AL
uuiats eUulh mad Deen heard, It was re-
solvei MT 10 change the rates for the camu g
year. The committe then adjourned sine die.
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rSlcQna.

Special to the Herald.
Corsicsna, July 21.-Tho case of r.
freedman & Co. vs.. Russell, which has been
in court for several terms, was settled last
night by the jury awsrding plaintiff three
thousand four hundred dollars damages.
While cleaning out a tank at the round-
houae yesterday, soft place was discovered
in the bottom, and when dug out stream
of water seven inches in diameter rushed
out. 1t is hoped this will continue to
flow.
The sale of lots on the Texas & St. Louis
railroad al Spring Hill was we'll attended to-
day. Four thousand dollars worth of build
ing and business lots were sold. Building
commences at once.
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Excitement on 'Cnauge at chicago.

Chicago, July 2..-There was great excite
ment on 'change yesterday caused by the I'M
usual state of The market, everything being
cornered, aud there seemed to be an organ
iz,d move in all grains and pork and lard.
Cash and near o tions are at abnol mally
higher figures than iBiuTes.
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IA welsh was arrested and locked mp last
night nj q late bou-. BY ofhcer sheehsn, on the
ch rye Of stealtns spl iron = sieeping man a.
the Teras a Pacific dfpJt. The Onlcer recoT-
evered 81 OF the money.
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A,,empts ntSuicide Denien.

London, Ju y 22.-lhe ConstantInople cor
respondent of the Standard say the rumors
of Midhst ,sha's ATTEMPTS at suic1e, ara un-
f uuded The fate OF the prisoners had not
been decided, but popular feeling leans to-
ward clemenCY.
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Thi. instrument wal jeff a. Tho place Of
WnlIsm Harvey on nd ynt Of bad roads by
an oid & nil man, who 'badtwo young men
employed 10 assist him and II IL believed by
yjur correspondent That Tho old gentleman
mas murdered by those two young men for
me elects known TO be Ia his hands. This
instrument is supposed TO be worth $50 600,
and tho names ofall the parties, who left IL.
are unknown to us. We hope this notice
may bethe means of unraveling tho mystery.
IL Ia very warm-,hermomeie standing at
from 90 to 104 , 10 the shade.
Much sickness in Rockwell and vicinity:
some fatal cases. Uucle John Butler, sn
old citizen of this place, died on the l7th
instant, and was buried on Sunday, with Ma
sonic honors. Tho funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. White, recently
from sntucky. He said msov very pleas.
ant things about the life of Uncle John,
which was source OF great satisfaction to
his friends and relatives Uoc!e John leaves
for him.
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u. W Bliss.
] X. BAtNEs.
J. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT lKYBURN.

Odicial bulletin, 1850 p. IN The pr gress OF
the presideuL's case continues without IN te-
rial change. His pulse was 0Si temperature
o. A; no -piration Is AT | p. m. his pulse was
0s; temperature 100; reepifaiiJn 10.
The following telegram was sent by the AT
tendin & surgeons 10 tue consult surgeo
might: The president step, we'll last night
and h as been easy during The day. At he
morning dressing, the wound which Is looking
very well dlsohai g. d several ouuce. OF healthy
pus A little solid fragment tnat Not, with
the discharge prov, d to consist Of q thin &c lie
of bone about one-eigth o. an inch In length,
with a morsel OF oughlMg noious tissue ano
a number of adher Ig fibera of cotton ad
wool He cont ues to take ana
digest a reasor able quantity of nourishment.
The hypoder mic Injection OF tull hate OF mr.
Sulphate of quina. three grains thrice daily
have also he, n continued. Assoc u. m b S
pulse was So; temperature 0S4; respiration u
At p. m. his pu 81 was IS; ten peratuIe 9S 4;
respi alton Is Att p. III HE pulse was 9S;
tenn pc nature 100 2; respirr ton ID.
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Bsa{Ix Generally.

Special 70 the Hsrsh.
p Supply. !. T. July z.-oDs hundred
and sir IN The sbsds no wind, vstsr or
vbi.ty. and erss.b2 ppers gong souih By
TIE million. Gufsl3 can't recover any too
so0u for 10.
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Nayasota.

Special to the Herald.
Nsvasota, July 2l.-There will be srubs
lie meeting held here tomorrow for ihepur-
nose If uniting with other states In return
ne thanks for the Presidents n covery. The
nSople seem surprised at Governor Robeit'
nnorscious conduct toward the president. de
isysl rlself lisble 10 be charged with SYM
ustbi s\vith Guiteau.
Go nv bsye fallen and The sostOn crop
prorr u