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LONDON. August S.-The Morning Pot
says: England and Italy have resolved to
Send two more iron clads to Tunis to pro.
tect their respective subjects, owing to
persistent complaints OF residents.
Cardinal Guiber, Arch Bishop Of Paris,
having addressed the priests aud faithful
Of Paris In his pGstotaI on he recent riots
10 Rome, couChsd Ia even mo o Yiolen
terms than those employed In hla - .nt
letter to the Pote, 1laly has called the Of
tentiOn OF France 10 the fact.
GoLErTA, August 3-Two bAtAllions oi
French troops and battery oi artillery ar.
rived here and Camped under the walls Of
Tunis,
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WARM UH1NArowN.
hloOdy Row BetWeen Rival Ghlnsso 10.
eteIIea In RRn RFnneIseO,

RIoOdy Row BeIWesn KIVaI Ghinsso 10.
eteties In NHn FrancIscO.
San FRAECrSco, August S.-A bitter
ieud, which has existed for some time be.
tween the two rival Ohineas socielies Hop
Sing Tong and suy Sing Ton, resulted yes.
terdSy In bloody 6ght. II seems that
these societies were formerly consolidated,
but q split occurred several weeks ago.
Since then the members OF the
two sccieties have annoyed each
other In various ways Yesterday
afternoon the suys started ont ON the
warpa,h-as one OF them expressed Il, 10
''laise hellee," with the Hops Joss. They
donned their coats ot mail and started
Tor the rival soCiety, which they proceed.
cd to clean out, dfst knocking down the
guardians at the door. Altar decorations
were cast into the street, offensive epithets
written on the walls, and joss ittelf, q
wooden idol hVe feet high was torn from Ito
pedestal and iLs queue Topped of. They
then retired In good form 10 neiRhborinR
alley and celebrated the exploit In war.
like songs To the music OF the ,omtom.
There soon appeared one Of the Hop lead.
ers who de6ed the enemy to mortal com.
bat. He was reinforced by others and q
pitched battle resulted. RevoverB were
drawn and knives libsrAlly used.
The fight was short but bloody. BY
the time the police arrived three Chinese
had been shot dangerously In the abdo.
men and two were groanlhg with cuts on
The scalp. Many others were injured, but
managed ~ escape. Five ringleadels
were arrested and booked for assault with
intent TO murder. l. was one OF the liveli.
Get rows Chinatown has seen for q long
time.
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A1PEcIAL election will bs held 10 North
VAfoilna to day to decide whethet the pro.
posed prohibitOry Law shall be ratified or
not The law provides that any person
sa' shall manufacture, buy, or tsll,
e'ne' diftc'ly or findirecfly, any ppitilu.
Oo' or mat liquors, except wines aud
'uef' OF by Rnv shift, subtettuVe, or de
vice. dispose oI'pihtuous liquor, or Of any
aHuoF oI which spirilujus liquor 10 a ma.
",'A' WI, OF constituent part, in any quantity,
" V'ae'El'e than by this act provided,
'lA'' De guilty Of Il misden 9auor, atd
IpOn conviction thereof shall b. Il ard not
~ 'uan tLO nor more than 81, 900, and
'''mp''ohed, 10 the discretion Of the
..u's . lhe exception is that druggists,
v''aeCa'Ie' and physiCiAnS may
!, 'lcsnsed iif ons ysat to
~ 'pihtnoas liquors fOr medl.
s -'' chemical VI mechanical puf
@ N's' but they are forbidden to havt
uV"Eaan 80 gallons on hand al one time
NN"II mote than Que gallon to aDy Onu
p'f,0n, And then only on A certificate from
PHYSICIAN, chemist, mschauiC or attlS
''a' liquors are needed iot the pur
~" specified The Law is the work Of
V'@o:iatIC Legislature, but that party
IVY United in Its support. on the othe
u'nd' Vhi'st the republican GENITAL Coa
a''Vee " p'''sd resolutions In opposition
we proposed law, many Of the leading /,
tto'ls'n' are takipg an active part In IA,
S,Ol lie Passsse, The result, which lie
soaUi' cannot be claimed aS d patty II
uhPn' whichever way II may happen.
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AAHVRHOp CR)kE holdB to the opinion
thNths passage Of the land bill will mol
putGn end to Irish egtAtion. "Bill or NO
bll,' heAys, ii am thoroughly convinced
that the Laud League will be kept up 10
some shape or Iorm, and that the question
dNIi government will never be lost
Iigbt oI by Irish patriots" They will
never satisfied with anything less than
lsgIiiHvs independence. To this they
look IOsT4M al steadily as II no reliel
msmllS bad ever been passed for their
benefit! The removal OF Catholic diEAbil.
iIIes the discstablishmsnt Of the Anglo
lhlh Church, the sale Of encountered
e'Ala bill, the fpt land bill, the educa'
tion bill, aud now a second and more
t'apehenSivs land bill - all these
th Of ColciIiAtion have been
passed within but little more than the litV'
time u The present generation, and yet
The Irish people ate not conciliatsd. The
reason Shy Parliament has failed and why
RWiI continue OIAil in ltgislALing for the
l'i'h people the archbishop tersely sums
up under these three heads: "First, be.
cauSsi 1t doesn't undsHand them; second,
because it cannot visw them dIspAssiou'
A'ely; third, because it haa not sufficient
time at lis disposal to devote 10 the con.
'ide'aIlon Of them AudSo the agitation
will go on, as the Iish psopls seem de-
s'mIned that they shall lie understood
Iha'they shall befeg,tded ispasSio onAtely
Aod that The government shall take time
10 consider them
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EtitI Ar,eT inc wiIIiams .,ro, nery.

MADISON, Wis, August 8 Governor
Smith has instructed Sheriff Wasser.
schmidt, OF Palmyra, to arrange as speed.
lily as possible for following and watching
the williams brother, who are thought
to have escaped from the Eau Gale
words Tbs Governor promises 10 pend
special train Of troops To the nearest
ialIraad point az soon 10 be ia notified
that they have beeu corner cd.
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p,n,r, concerning the lighting oil
,rn,vi,h electric lights erected on mastl
=, orsrs are very conflicting. II ispro'
no'.l to light Indianapolis in this way
',J,rprs.sntAtiye ',J Of the SeDiine! Of that
ii, vp sent to Akron, Ohio, to ascertain
h.oOOion Of citizens { I that place on the
r,ht He reports tina! the tower system
,,.ry unsatisfactory, its failure being due
IN D,,, 10 tue number Of shade trees 10
,bs ,,,ests which obstruCG the light. The
,s,e,lvs range Of the light on NESTS zoo
.s, hipb ID said to be not more than
,o,,ter oil q mile. The correspondent
1,,Jiup 10 the street within the supposed
nuGs OIthe light, was almost run down
BY buggy which he did not zee
uual it WAS within few feet oi
him, The light also goes out oC.
epIon,Ny, and Is said to be 10 Akron
more c,sy than gas. The voltaiC arc
liVht raa undoubtedly be made to replace
ruE le,s cost, but possibly not by the
toVuyslem, where SO much Of lie power
a V,sted 10 transmission. This, Rs well
~ oshH objections urged against the
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CHICAGO, August 3-Dlspatches from
Sturgeon Bay, Wis say the northern part
Of that peninsula has been damaged con.
siderably by forest fires. It was believed
Mondays rains would stop the fames,
but they are raging now heavier than
ever, running Cut aud uncut timber, and
threatinR immense damSge. The people
are seriously alarmed aud doing every
thing possible 10 prevent o destruction ol
their BoutCe Of maintenance and revenue
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p,,,ya4 PILEsi PILES /
A sate care Pound at Last. Ne one
need BuIEeE.

AffN-NN
need BnneF,
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
And tIlcerat d Piles has been discovered by
DR.. Williams ian Indian remedy called Dr..
Wiiliams's Indian Ointment A single boz
las cared the WORT chronic cases oi twenty.
ave and thirty years standing. no one need
suffer Ave minutes after applying this won.
isriul soothing medicine. Lotions, insttt.
mentS and ElSctuafies do more harm than
good. HilllAinss Ointment absotbs the
Iunofs, allays the intense Itching (partict.
latIy At night after getting warm IN bed), acts
n q poultice gives Instant and painless relief,
aud ID prtpGred only for Flies itching ol
The private partS, and nothing else
Read what the Hen ]. N. llofIinbefry. OI
Cleveland, ssys shout Dr.. Wlillanis's indian
Pile Ointment: have used scores Oi pile
cures, Rnd II affords me pleas ire To say that
have never found anything which gave such
immediate aud pernianeht relief as DR.. vii.
liAniss ihdiAh Pile UintheRL
For sale BY all druggists, Vt mailed on re-
ceipt u price, 81 w. ....
West b MoConAhey, DfugEisN aud Apoth-
ecaties, Bank Building, Bfidgep IT. Ohio.
Logan, List q TO-. Wholesale ARenb, Wheel
ink, ". Va. AW1AW
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The volume Of buSiness waa relatively
smaller outside oil New York in the last
than In either oil the preceding two weeks
Of the month, Notwithstanding the large
gains OF some OF the chief cities. In those
cities the position OF the markets was
such that the ordinary rest Of midsumm or
was In measure forgotten, but in many
minor places the trading impulse was lets
potent, The following shows The amount,
Of exchanges for the last week 10 July and
the month, except at New Haven and
Syrt cuse, whose returns for the four weeks
ending July 80 are included:
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Baltimore 10 once more the only city
where any decrease In the volume ol bust.
ness appears. IL is said 10 be the habit oi
the Baltimore L Ohio railroad never 10
compete for business when rates are not
satisfactory, and this may explain the ex.
Ceptioual course Of the trade at the city
which depends chiefly upon that road
OF other leading cities, st. Louis Is the
only one which does not show ahAndsome
increase. With these exceptions the i'm.
proyement ls very we'll disuibuted Abd ls
large enough to be decidedly encouraging,
ior July, 1880, was q month Of exHaordt.
nary activity In business. Then itwUs Tor
the first time noticed by principal dealers
here that the traditional midsummer
stsgnation failed to appear, and the ex.
changes OF other cities were 20 per cent
more than those Of July, 1879, which were
In turn l3 8 per cent greater than those OF
July, 1873. In the three yeaisthe increase
In the volume Of business at all cities out
side OF New York, has been over II per
cent Perhaps this Is In part because the
trade Of late years has been distributing
itself more evenly every year, but the
volume Of oil legitimate business has also
greatly increased.
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BosroN, August 3.-Judge Lowell, who
Is we'll known all over the country as
author OF the Lowell Bankrupt bill, Ia
urged for thv place on the Supreme bench
made vacant by the death Of Judge
Clifford The leading memb ars Of the bar
Of this city are heading the movement In
his favor. The Juige is at present 10
Europe, and knows nothing oi this move.
ment in his behalf. He is now Judge ol
iha CitniiiL Nnnrt.
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Lnu on Ire alrhIa Of Alrln.rs.

ClSClSSArt, August s. Judge Higley
ln sentencing Thus. sault, a striking iron
worker, who was arrested for using VIC.
snCs aud threatening Language toward
men brought here from the East 10
work Ia ths mills, said: 1.-THE law did not
recognize the fight Of any individual or
organisation to interfere with anyone In
taxing employ ymeht on Such terms as he
and The employers agteed to-" The judge
enforced bis opinion by giving q sentence
VI $50 Ane and thirty days imprisonment.
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Cks GntelligsafFr
,,,,,, sos, as and =, Eea....e.a street:
- h. timsIisst editorials we have

I,bs timsliest editorials we haV'
V'lS' ,".,,sd ,I last week in a Philadelphia
EsH =. v,s an earnest, eloquent aPPea
aNh ~ So,,e holder in the Quaker city
'''.sD s,,''I b6 bi, or her cat at night, =. :,
ss' ;, W n,iociplo nj Of ethics as we'll as Of
As.p y, man should use what bslopEl
y 'a% =, po. iuj ure his ueighbOFS' No
game a NV. ri,ht to maintain a nuisance
"al ,s.s Va or inmoyAbIsp inanImate or ant
S',''i 10. Ia old times men were liable ln In
as'' .,.' =, for any harm wrought upon
'Ip''I' .ls.. !, animals that belonged to them
d s'l"' 'I A he a good idea to revive this rule
Il 1os.I WV. .,,spt. Other peoPls's cats are q
% "a' ~. and very general grievance to the
"i,'a ,'a 'nmpuuity. The evil is partiCu'
'au,' 'l.,n ,errayAtipg in these SultFy
ANY, .,., nights, when such slight and
ia.D .l,.I .'s.u a. comes to the weary mind
.rI .05 body ot,h cAn't'get'swAy worker 10
:. laa ,i,y 1,'t ough. by no means to be need
wv ,.,.,, ID disturbed, NoDOdy'S own cat was
sS' ~. ,novp 10 make night hideous
"" ,5 Ma dwellipgi 1t is always some
'...,,s H'-,s "a, or cats that invade his peace
". n,I, l.Iips pet Of his own household mean
M rs'S /, psrn1p, tor'uriuG somebody who
,,., 'a.' f. iqpms or two away. II all the
INV ...,r, ol cate would only see that they
'.r ~. securely shut up at night, so that
wv, M ,o,d no. 20 abroad to torment the
'I,y .,,,,, Of the sensitive with their dolorouS
.II, the problem Of how to suppress a
,,l,l5pi,.pcs would be promptly solved.
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A Delnytd ISrotecuic DIsplny. ;.

BROOKLYN, August S.-MAyor Howell
has Issued . proclamation ordering fire.
works In pose ssSlon 4 the city to be set
Of to.notruS y, evening". They we're bought
Tor the Fourth VI July display, which was
postponed BY reason Of the shooting Of
President Garfield. The Mayor ordered
them display cd o week sgp, but the order
WAS cJunlernandtd by rsasen oI relapse
OF the President,
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o,.1I.r The Nan joas -tu NesIos.

DESvEa, August 8 The municipal au.
thoritss and large representation Of the
commercial interests oil The State lei this
morning on an excursion 10 durango, IN
celebrate the Usnpletion ol The Denver 4
Rio Gfande railway to that poiut, 460
miles northwest. This road opens up the
San Juan mining regions, which have 60
long been isola ed
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,hs IlnIllr anIds Es1anes.

PLArrsluRs, N. r., AuSust s.-Chatle'
patkef, the Adifond,cks guide, who
grossly assaulted woman he was taking
to camping party, escaped from bic cap
Tor. The hotel pfuptletofs and guides are
anxious Tor hlA capture and puniAhmeuL
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RICHMOND, August 3-rhe Democratic
Convention will be held In this CITY to
morrow, and The Indications are that John
W. Daniel, Of LynChburg, will be nomi
mated Tor Governor. He Ia attorney fol
tho Richmond & Allegheny Railway, and
lawyer OF dne reputation. lie does moi
seek nomination, but will accept 1t II
offered him. There is an impression
abroad that Senator Malone has laid biz
plans to capture the Republican Convsn'
tion, which meets in Lynchburgh on the
10th inst. and have 1t endorse the ReadjuS'
lar tirkaE
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Ariafs.

wAsHisuroS, AuHuSt S-it seems thai
The forty three pos!m aslerS at Presidential
Offices, who we're reported by The Depart
msnt as having filled to render quarterly
retutns within the specified time, had oil
or neatly all complied With the tegula1
lions, only they had omitted TO pt6te 4
green label on the envelope. Hence the
Injustice done the pot' masters.
Uommiseiunet Raun starts 10 morrow
for the West His total Internal revenue
collections from all sources for the pAsI
wear WA $l35 22g pO2.
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A gypsy KiuE wsdS u Dead AIuE's
Daughter.

Gypsy KiuE wsdS Dead AIuE's
Daughter.
NEw YORK, AuRuslS IA band Of gypsies
have appeared each summer for many
years past at Elmwood, N ]. Five years
ago Dr., Bishop, rector of Christ Church,
was called to attend one OF the men, who
was dying. This man conhded to Dr..
Bishop that he was Uriah Wharton, q nA.
live Of shropshiret England, and had de.
serted his home for the love oil q beautiful
woman 10 that tribe, whom be had mar.
ried, and thereafter had lived with the
gy ypsies, and became King Of the tribe.
On Sunday last DR.. Bishop was called
by some OF the members Of the band to
unite the ughter Of Wharton 10 the new
King Of the company. The bride was .
beautiful girl Of nineteen, and the mar.
riage was performed after the ritual oi the
Protestant Episcopal Church, In the pres.
enCe oi the whole company of gypSies.
The bridegroom, Henry Lee, is q lineal
descendant of Oak Lee, who was recog.
uizsd as the King Of all the English
gypsieJ sixty years ago.
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BosroN, Au2u.t3 Hosmsr, who is eE,
pected to be Ha1lAn's pAhnst. In The
double sculI race al Toronto In September,
haR been compelled to give up rowi0g tor
the present and g. into the m m1untSins lnr
the cure ol hi, right lang, which hat
been Affected seriously by 4 heavy cold
which he contracted by his midnight aud
early morning trials
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PoiltIelAnA Netd Not Apriy.

NKw YcRK August 8 Collector Il jbsttbon
says that lie hls hundreds oil applications
ioF places In the Custom House, bntoI them
ntl more than q half dozen are endorsed
by OonvtetBnen Or aCtive politicians.
Recommendations by these are knoWn to
be Ui little value to persons seeking flee
| ia tile cus,Otne sefyice hare,
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BonoS, August The annual cOnvsn'
tion Of the Catholic Total AbstthenCe
u aion was opened to-day, Alter The Cele'
bralion Of SOLEMN High Mass al the
Cathedral and sermon, the delegates
proceeded the hall ot The BMtoh Col.
ege, where FAtbef Byrne explained that
the Archbishop was unable 10. attend, aud
In his behalf welcomed The delegates.
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Tho "L,uis western. !"

LoSDoS, Augusta The dofy Lite West.
ern, from London, June 4, for New York.
waS spoken III latitude 430 north, and
longitude 800 west, by the steamer Donan,
which arrived Al Southampton yesterday.
She wanted no assistance, although her
main boom was broken and The crew 90 d
she was leaking At the rate Of four inches
an hbuf.
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TIts ~ DtsaWSod.

pEADWocp, %, D. r, August "A fits ear.
ly this morning in The lower part Of The
city, known as Fountain CITY, destroyed
twenty Ave buildings. Loss, slOO.Oo0i
small ineufance. Many families escaped
with only theiF night clothes. The Gre
broke out In Williams gtocefy store,
OtlRin unknown.
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MEDICAL DiPGRrN,NT,
E4lSS tietrRRatfY or Iowa.

"l can endore II As the bet PREPARATION ol
The kihd have ever ASed No phySitian can
lffoid 10 do without L. says Professor A. u
CoTpeithWaite, Ph. y y. H., Professor OIL
Diseases Of Women, DC Of the Liebig CO..
Afnicated RxtfAct Of Witch HaG.l. Cufts
Female week.-mrs., and Periodical Suffering
LAueorrhaA, BIhausling Id1sA Of Blood and
Neuralgia Beware Of eheap ocunterteib.
Bold in hfty cents and dollar sizes,
nWIAW
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CHAurAuauA, N. Y, August Sin the
afternoon, alter the usual lee rre, the
Ninth Missionary Conference "as held
Subject oil discussion, Sunday School and
Missionary work" At the same time the
Chautauqua Musical College was organ.
ICED by Proi. W. F. sherwiu, ot Cincinnati.
The frst round table con vention Of the
ChAutauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Tor 1881 was held. In the evening pray.
or meetings were held simultaneously 10
various halls by Baptists, Congregational
lists, Cumberland Presbyteriahs, Luther.
ans, MethodiSts, Pres6ytetlAnP, United
Brethren and other denominations. Later
Rev. A. s MaGkey gAye an account ol
twenty years Sunday school work.
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vtENsA, August S-rhs Cornell Uni.
vsnity crew, who are TO row match r'ce
with The Austrian crew on the lllh inst,
arrived ThurSday last and were heartily
cheeted. Thei, boat arrived safely. The
selection Of the aCtnal Austrian Compeii.
lois Ia not vet made Two AusLlian crews
are In hard LfsihinV
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ina Ev.i a. nts. I,atne Il

NEw YORk August 8 The to'al sub.
,c,ipion to Mr.. Fields iurd ior Mrs.
Garfield htR ,esChed $l66 0S6 g5 hh
Jacob Astof hiss given ~ OOD. The sub
tciption WIS made In bis behalf by his
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WMEAr

Statement Of tho crop Harvested This
Year IN Different states.
WARRINGTON, August 3.-Ths following
figures give the details OF the late crop te.
port more at length than they have AS yet
been presented:
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CiSclSSAtl, August S.-The paper mill
Of OsleSby / Moore burned Last night
LobS sls, ,0OO, fully insured. The Gre was
caused BY the friction oi the machinery.
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ASpuRY PARK, N. j., August 3-The
rooms Of Capt. John Boffinger and family,
Of 81 Lruis, were robbed d ewelry valued
At 81 900, and other guests Of the hotel
were RlDo robbed,
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Ac log Commissioner Carmen, ID biz
letter accompanying The foregoing table,
states: Oar estimates Of acreage are not
YET completed, but Indicate an incrs'se ol
about 4 per cent In wluter wheat aud Z
lessened area oil spring wheat, owing Ia
an uniAvofable season ior sowing.
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heId WOuid DIeI
NRwASE, o, August 3-Au intensely
Interesting trial bei,te Squire AudstsOu
Terminated this evening, the particulars
Oi which ats bti'tiy As iOllowi
At Btownsville, this county, on the 2Sth
Of JulV last, 4 crowd ol ANXIOUS men we're
diDcussing the SYMPTOMS OI the PROSTATE
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BUFFALO, August S.-William G. Fargo,
President Of the American Express Com.
pApy, and Mayor Of Buffalo, died to-day,
aged 60 yeAra.
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BuFFALo. August 8 "A stay Of proceed
iugs hss been granted Ia the case II Mar.
tln Flanegen, condemned to hang on the
l2.h Instant. ....
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Moscow, August 3-The Gar and
family arrived Tussday at the JuriewitE
Government, Kostroma.
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STATE menta Of tha PFrAidenrS Condition
~ IntOFVAIs dmFInE IhC Day,
'. IOHiOlll BullO:in
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The President slept TRANQUILITY the
greater part Of the night. This morning
his temperature 10 normal and his general
condi ion satisfactory, and an ther day Of
favorable progress IL anticipated At pres.
ent his pul.e Is 06i temperature, 9S 4;
respiration. IL
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Robert REYBURE,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-04

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