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OBITUARY..
ORVILLE III. BROWNING.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Hon. o. H. Brown
ming died at Quincy, ILL.,, last night He had been very
prominent In Illinois politics. He Congress as
Nnig in 1913 being defeated by stephen A. Douglas by
hdS votes In 1861 Governor Yates appointed him
United States Senator to ill vacany caused by the
ueau Oh MI Douglas and he served for years with
circuit ana distinction. While in Washington he was also
engaged in the practice of law with the Hon Jeremiah
o. black and the Hon. Thomas Ewing. President John
Sun appointed Mr. Browning Secretary the Interior
ieCo ana he served until 1869 AT the expiration of
'r' brownngs services Secretary of the Interior he
assumed the practice OF law in Quincy, and has since re-
Se" 'hcIe' lie was a remarkably well preserved man.
u was engaged in active practice up the mo of his
last Illness
'r browning was born IN Harrison County Ky in
solV' ne received IA classical education at Augusta
oese' He was admitted to the bar in $751; and began
70 p'8ouoe aw at Quincy He served with the Illinois
"luhteers through the Black Hawk war In 1892 From
from ,o ne Was member OF the Illinois Senate and
t 10 1913 he served in the House of
party In 500 he was a - ny I.pu'hcil
teuOnGl Convention ~ '"N 'A'A'4' NV"S'i-
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REpUBLTCAN CLUB MEETING.

District Republican CluD was held last evening at No
205 Eighthave., Colonel John WMansha president, in
the chair There 200 members present After the
usual and the organization of the executive
committee of which Thomas T. Smith elected chair
man. VIM. II. Wolfe secretary and VIM n. Fordham as
secretary resolutions unanimously Adopted
expressing great sympath. with President Garfield.
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INJURED BY FALLS.

Francis Carol, age seventeen, q mason, of
sxtctl-st and secondave., was knocked down by the
elevator IN the new building at No. 81 Wallst where
was Mt work yesterday. and he fell through several
stories. He was fatally injured.
Charles Holm, twenty-five years OF age No. Van
Bunt-st BROOKLYN, had his left leg broken by the fall
ing OF girder upon IT, while he was al work on The Sal
Tors Church, ut Van Brunt and Prcsideni-sts
william Madden, n laborer. No. 277 Bergen-st.,
Brooklyn, While slowing away cotton at No. Is White
story OF the building the basement lie was injured
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ARRESTING Il FEMALE BLAcKMAILER.

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Aug. 1l.-Mrs. Francis
Smith Croker adventu of National reputation,
arrested here last night for attempted blackmai
Chief of Police Beck the complainant and il was
supposed he the object OF her efforts. To-day it
turns out that Mrs. Crosby Welknown society woman
and niece of Alexander Mitchell in the person. Mrs
Croker wrote 10 Mrs Crosby, demanding $50, 600
hush money and threatening damaging revelations II
the money not Forthcoming. The letter taken
at to the DistrietAtorney The affair creates dis
cussion in society.
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ENGLAND's WHEAT CROP LARGER.

LONDON Aug. LITTLE Times publishes n
long letter from correspondent who, after "a tour
through the principal English wheat producing DISTRICTS
estimates thit, with ordinary summer weather through
out the month OF August, the yield should exceed by
100000 quarters years poor crop The yield will
apparently average thirty bushels To the ENag
geTacd harvest estimates must however. he rejected
the plant thnucd ny fruss and winds the spring
Tue prospects III Northern France the those
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GENERAL MAxIMo IrREz

~, ~ SUBSECTION s,i Aug. 11.--General Maxine
ncafayaan Minister the United States, died
No., AZ hs residence here about O'Clock this after
,ad 'erez had been about during the day. and
noon s executive Mansion early in the after
bonr Nh ing 70 s residence before the israi dinner
Inmates OF tbe to tho call for dinner one of the
found him sittin.v went TO Ids 70 cal him. aud
4 sllpposs ~ ~ Tue open window dead His deatl,
" nave resulted from heart disease.
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DEMOCRATIC FAITH IN BLAINE.

20
Sympathy for the oppressed peoples OF
aesnofjc Enropean Governments should NOT Dnnu
Americans as it is very evident il does not blind Mr.
Blaine to the enority of ndcfensbe crimes committed
i'm the name and under the cloak of patriotism so Tar as
Hartmann is merely cOnsprator and political oilcn
der he is course entitled 10 and Will receive asylum
and protection in this country But so far as ne is con
spirator and violent and unlawful destroyer OF human
lite he must he denied asylum and protection upon
the presentation of conclusive evidence OF his guilt we
have great faith in Secretary Blaine protector OF all
who have right to demand the interposu0n or inc
State Department and who believes that murder
Is murder no matter where committed anu that muir
derers are proper subjects of eXtradiOn between civil
ized countries treaty or no treaty.
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HAMPER a. nRns.


Uarper's Cyclopedia of british and American pOcgr
Fditei Sargent Roy illuminated cloth. col
edges, - 30.
paper, 20 cents.
Thomas Carlyle. by Monoure d. Conway. Illustrated
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The Beautiful Wretch. a Brighton story. by william
Black VITA 30 characteristic Illustrations sto paper "a
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New. by Joseph Hafton. Ito. paper, 20 cents.
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REVOLUTION SUPPRESSED.

PANAMA, Aug. 1.-The authorities report
that on July ~ revolutionary movement detected
here aud arms found. The following captured
by General benjamin Ruiz during the day Forty rifles,
5000 cartridges and ofcartrdgc boxes AHan-
do has been published calling all citizens having in
Their posSessiou arms belonging 10 the state deliver
ucih 10 the authorities wIin three days under penalty
OF imprisonment
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BAD OUTLOOK FOR A NEW PARTY.

DR.. WoOlsey's aspirations for party com
posed of the elements of the country united into
strong party. is noble one in it, motive, but it viii be
found utopan ideal. IL would doubtless he pleas
thing for the Republican party swap of its hypn-
critics, rascals and bummers for even number OF
4" good Democrats, but think il would piizZe even
the sagaciOas exprcsident Of Yale to tel how the
change is to be effected The best Democrats 1t 70 he
presumed do entertain the views of their partys
general badness not TO say cussedness which even
wise and lib ralninde0 man as DR.. WOOlsey may
consciously hold. They believe that the and best
Danish forever the sectonaliSm which this emf
nent citizen dcplores and promote welfare of
the whole country is to put the National Democratic
party III power and To the best elements
the Government. These men are not going to rally TO
the support of Garfield. any other Republican, ia
1884. Even natural and honorable scutimentalism in
view of his injury and his suerins will have spent its
force long befJr that time.
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THE PopEs DEPARTURE FROM ROME.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE correspondent of
The Times at Rome discussing the statement made
reserve, by tho Dirito Italian Ministerial organ that
the rope purposes going TO Malta to reside, says its sub
stance is rne. but that truth contains nothing that Is
Immediate or more than what may eventually happen
Inc fnlhllment depends upon circumstances
In his recent circular TO the Nuncios Cardinal acobn
Papai Secretary of State plainly oreshadowed pos
bty that the Pope might feel himself Obliged leave
Rome Subsequent circular To the Ambassadors at
the Vatican contained paragraph in which the same
meaning was distinctly legible between the lines On
being asked to explain the paragraph Cardinal Jacobn
reped that was intended TO draw attention the
crsasnS possibility OF the Pope's departure Rome
where nc enjoyed neither liberty security The cor
respondent adds;
There be doubt that the Pope Is seriously pro-
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i1olilical Noilres.

XylIIm Assembly District Republican Associations.
Regular monthly meeting at
THIS FRIDAY evening August l., at O'Clock. Executive
Committee viii meet al 800 "a.
JANIs NJ TURNER, sec'y. BERNARD BIGIIN, President
NNth Assembly District Republican Association.
Regular meeting at lJA last 54tl-st. tais
o'clock. sOLON Is. SMITH, President
JolN r. SHlELu< Secretary.
XNist Assembly District Republican Association
Regular monthly meeting az Morton Hail. 5iths-
FRIDAY % JACOB HISS Fr,sftuI
KOBI. q. y. FORD, secretary.
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THE CORNELL CREW DEFEATED.

VIENNA, Aug. 1.-THE boat race between the
Cornell University crew and the Austrian crew. Sc
lected from four rowing clubs of Vienna, was rowed
on the Danube here to-day. The course was "a mile
and half against the stream, round buoys and
back to the starting post. The Cornell crew had
four lengths lead Of the Austrian crew early in the
race but they appeared exhausted when they
reached point i'll the course known the Berg
fahrt and when half the course had been traversed
one member of their crew collapsed. They then re-
linqushed the struggle, the Vienna crew thus win
ming the trophy, which is valued at $3.50.
The weather pleasant, and there were i'm
mense crowds of spectators on the bridges, aboard
steamers and on the shores of the river The wind
strong down the course. At G:25 D. H. the
crews drew into line, the Conells being on the
Vienna side. AT the word GO" the Cornell crew
started mt the rate of thirty-eight strokes to the
minute and the Vienna crew at forty At the end
of the Communal Bath the Americans led by
length, and took their opponents water when OPP
poste the Nordbahn Station. All the way up the
course the Cornell crew increased their lead for
final struggle Mt the turn TO four lengths. When mt
the Nordwestbahn Bridge, short distance from the
turn, Shinkle, of the Cornell crew. gave out and
stopped rowing. The Vienna crew finished in
2S minutes and 80 seconds
The opinion of the general public and of most
sportsmen favored the Americans, because the
Viennesc had only trained a week The latter
however, had the advantage of being accustomed to
The rapid course. On account of the hot weather
the Danube has never bee queter. On starting
tee Colnets got into quiet wafer, the Vienna crew
having to IN the stream The Americans
exertlng their whole strength, Immediately obtained
the lead, which increased to four lengths about
300 yards from the trrn which was fixed at A. s,ot
where the water rushed through The piles of a rail
way bridge. Contrary 10 the expectation of the
friends of the Cornell crew, the Vienncse who M
to that time had been rowing well within them
selves, spurted and from that moment the Ameri-
cans lost all chance of winning Odds in the betting
were then eagerly laid on the Vienna crew. Shortly
aiterward the Americans gave in, Shnkle being
unable to row another stroke on account of "a cramp
his stomach
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ORGANIZED ron SPECLAL PURPOSES.

meeting viii probably be held soon for the
urpose of making preparations to reorganize what
there IL left of the old Irving Hall faction the Demo
cratic party with Sheriff Bowe its head Ats oppon-
ents say that the leaders do not propose 10 have
thing than organization paper, hut that It
Will rrnish send contcSting dele cation
the next Democratic State Convention 1t viii also be
useful for trading purposes.
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TInINGS OF A WRECK.

ST. JOINS, n. F., Aug. 11.-Advices from the
west coast state that bottle. picked up on Monday at
Fishal Bay, 81. George contained the following letter
Schooner Morning star, off Bird Rocks sinking fast
captain named John snow, fictou. Nova Scotia loaded
with Goldfish from Labrador. Please report This In tho
first printing otiice Li1ly nh hands win God
save our souls Crew on bonrd John snow muster
William Fly mn, John Edwards. William Young. June =,
1851.
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occupied the subject and that this preoccuaton mas
greatly increased since the meeting in tyor 81 iie aDp-
ltion of the papal guarantees Whether he WIZ eVel
ally leave Rome, when are questions ne has not nc
cded but those who should know assert that he mas aus
tfnctly made up his mind to tolerate the slghtcst
infringement OF his dignity Should any such tLlnS
happen 1t VIII determine his departure at once.
The Standards correspondent at Rome says 1t is
now asserted that the report that the Pope intends
leaving Rome circulated by the Vatican with
the intention OF arQusing Catholics abroad.
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CnARLEs sCRIpNER,s Sous.

The sailors Handy-Bo aud achi -saans Hnnsni.
BY h.. l.. OuatIOugh Master T. - NAVY. 4 vol, lula.
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lila dicapped. by Marion Haland. vol. limo 81 81
\ New Map OF the Casshiii MOantaias. by Professor
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ONE OF THE BEST OF CHARITIES.

TO me Editor of me Tribune.
SIR: Please let me know in your paper
where money is to for the benefit of the Seaside
Sanitarium - o. -
ocean Beach, Aug 6, 1881.
RIO the president of the Sanitarium Henry King
ut No III West Twenty third-st., Newly ork.-Ed'I
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SEVERE DROUTH Ar CAIRO. I'LL.

CAIRO, Ill, Aug l1.-With the exception Of
light showers, insufficient settle tho dust there has
been no rain here for eight weeks Corn I'm this vicinity
Ia expected To yield css than onethrd OF the
crop. Tobacco IL suffering severely drout and
the outlook Tor the farmers is gloomy.
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AMERICAN FARM IMPLEMENTS.

LONDON, Aug. lin the trial of sheaf-
binding machines by the Royal Agricultural Society
AT Derby, there were twenty entries and nine compct
tors. McCoumck's Harvesting Machine Company, of
Chicago was awarded the first prize and n gold medal
ana W. Johnstones Harvester Company, of New-Yo rk
obtained Il silver medal
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sCRIBNER & WELFoRn.

History Of Greek Scripture. From ths earliest ,es
Museum. With 20 iiusgrstlons ROYAL sea coih 50 -
France aud the French m the Of the Nlne
teenth Century. BY tideJran. Translated lie
lhlrd German Edition svo, cloth, 50 IS
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GEORGE p. PTTNAars SONS.

The Sword OF DRfaocles. By katharine Greeu
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Certain Forms Of Nervous DeranRencnt. By william
A. Hammond NJ. ID. \ new edition. Octave. 81 IS.
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EXPLOSION IN a IREASURY VAULE


FRANKFORT, KY, Aug. 11.-ro-night at s
O'clock, j. w. Tate, State Treasurer struck match to
light gas in the vault Il exploded carry ing away the
vault and shaterng ali the windows IN the Office
slightly injuring him about tue face and hands.
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EUGENE HALE ON THE VIRGINIA SITUATION
FrOm q receni Inferrictp.

Malone has always impressed me well. 1t is
plain enough To see that he is engaged in desperate
conflict with the Southern Democractic party He has
entirely parted with them. He is about the only man of
prominence IN the South that has done anything more
than hang about the Executive Chambers and talk in
sentimental way about breaking thc southern Demo
cratic party, or dividing the political forces south
Malone mol only believes that buI lie has ready 10
take and give blows He has met the Democratic party
on the STUMP he has met 1t the Senate,
Iy that hereafter their Iahs III different drec-
ton He Is identified with many things are essen
tla ia any attempt on the part of the Republicans
build up party In the South opposed to Southern
mocracy. have been and very early in favor
OF ahording all reasonable encoura to General
Malone IN his movement in Virginia There are some
ment IN Vir mia that do not like but, the question
OF state Cicdt when have compared the attitude of
that is six OF one and hafadozen of the other and
ara convinced that all these questions will speedily dis
appear, ana that, II Malone is gych support by the
ADMINISTRATION Virginia can be credited with vote
ton.
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LOWNESS OF THE NILE.

CAIRO, Egypt, Aug 1.-The height of the
Nile here is ID cubts and % kerats the same time
ast year it's height was 10 cubits and kerats.
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THE AFGHAN WAR.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Niceroy of India
teegraphs to the Indian once "a follows: "The Aineers
officers at hhelati-Ghza, writing August o. say they
are prepared to rcsit attack. and that large
Ghuzni"
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chose the main surgeon not long after he was
wounded, and subsequently, approved OF the assls'-
ants and consu ting surgeons who make up INC
medical staif.-Ed
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING.

LONDON, Eng, Aug. 1l.--Mr. f. b. Gowen,
receiver OF the Philadelphia and Reading Railway, writes
to The Times denying allegations concerning his deferred
bona scheme tccgaphod from The Phiadcipha Ledqer,
ana declaring that President Bonds plan for II financial
reorganization is Illegal.
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q THE ST. LEGER STAKES.

LONDON, Aug 1l.-The latest betting on the
race for the St Leger Stakes. which Is to come of
Doncaster on September II, is 9 TO l against Mr. =.
Iorlari's lroquos and Ia to 1 against the DIXIE OF
" cstminster's Percgrni.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE August 12-l a. m.-The changes in
the barometer during the fair and weather Of YES
terday were slight. The temperature ranged between
go and s0' the average tG9s' being 3lo lower than
on the corresponding day last year. and 7' lower
Wctncs aY.
Fair and partly cloudy weather, with higher tempera-
lures, be eApected today m This city and Vicinity
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nENRY HOLT & CO..

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Eternal Purpose. study Of the Scripture Doctrine a
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ROBEKTs BROS.

Baby Rue Her Adventures and ai.si.yentureS Fer
Friends and Enemies. 81
Blessed saint Certainty By author His Majesty.
Myself" 81 30.
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PROTECTION FOR TIE JEWS.
LONDON, Aug. ia Berlin dispatch to Tn


Inc Government has taken the to
protect the Jews ia Pomcrdnih and West Prussia II
feared. however. that the troubles viii not be
stopped, IA III those districts strong hatred against
jews scons 10 pcrYadc the Mhnln nnpmlnllOn.
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FATALLY sCALDED IN A WAsHTtrR

Margaret Lyons, age TWO years, fell into a
washuD luu OF hot water Wednesday at her home No.
800 West Forty and sclded 80 badly tha
died last evening
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5uerial Notices

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MACMILLAN -. 40,

ThHcydIdee. Translated into FIesh. with Insroducaon
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KENNESEC S., Dec. -, A. D. 1870.
NOTICE Is hereby given that on the twentieth day
~ Of December, A. ID. 1850, . warrant in 1nso1
vency issued Of the court of Insolvency fol-
said county Of kennebec against the Of Rober,
II. Thompson, OF Augusta. In said county, adjudged
to h. an Insolvent debtor, on petition OF suDdry
creditors, which petition was filed on the fourth
day Of December A. d. $780, to which last named
date. interest iams Is to be computed; that the
payment Of any debts and the delivery and trans.
fer Of any property belonging to said debtor to him.
property BY him forbidden by Law that meeting
Of the creditors of said debtor TO prove their debts
and choose more a<signees Of his estate will
be held Cour- of Insolvency., to b. holden at the
Probate efnce in said Augus,a, on the tenth day q
January, A. ID. 1881, at O'Clock in the afteruoea.
Given under my hand the date first above written.
WI. H. LIBBY, Sheriff.
As Messenger OF the Court of Insolvency. for sid
County Of kennebec. kRv2w