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JERE. BLACKS LOGIC.
How H. Toast. rns.r.,a a. Hi. own Ere
Globe-DeHt ,crdt.


I. -ss.ss.. - Globe Bensccrat. ..r =
jerry Black, iii the North Americaa Re.
rietc, makes great many good points on
Bob lng-rsoll. but none Is better than The
drgmnenfum al hominem which he applies
to Bob To answer the lstter's objections la
the wars II gression recorded In the Old
Test a,nent:
ITO SHOW how inefiicarious. for all practical
purposes, mere sentiment Is when subsli-
tuted for principle, Il is only necessary to
rrcollect that Mr.. Ingersoll Is himself a war;
riur who stayed MOI behind the mighty men
of his tribe Wien they gathered themselves
together for a war Of conquest. IL took the
lead of a regiment IS eager as himself 10
spoil the Philistinrs, . aud out he went a.
colon+lne." How many Amal-kiies. and
Iliitiies. and Amolitas liz PIT 10 tile edge uf
the sword, how ma wives he widowed, or
how mauy mothers he @unbabrd" cai not
now be told. do not even know how
many drovrs If innocent oxen he condemned
TO the slaughter. But II Is certain lhaLshis
refined and tender soul took great pleasure
Ia the terror, confa2ra'iur, blood and tears
with which the war Was attended, aud In all
the hard expressions which the conquered
peoplr were made to suffer nj erward. do
not say that tile war was either better or
worse for his participation aud approval,
But if his own conduct lfbr which ho prn-
frssrs neither prnitence nor shanI-) uss
right, 1t was tight on grounds which make /,
al inrxcusable outrage to call the children
II ISRAEL savage criminals for carrsi Ing OH
wars of aggression 10 save the life 81 their
government. These Inconsistencies are the
necessary Consequences having no rule oi
action and no guide FIR the conscience.
When q man throws away the g'is'rn meie-
wand Of the law which God has provided,
aud takes the elastic cord of feeling for his
MEASURE ~ righteousness, you cannot tell
fion day To day what he will think or do
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X ckins tie Lion.


New YORK, J,ly 23.--Thr Times says #
the Albany election: Every one . { the Seq.
atofs and Assemblynen Who di>re.ar,,,.d liz
will ftheir constituents aud chose i q. her To
ab.y the belirst u MAJ who lal abandon
I'd his trust aud betrayed his parry ,lnuld he
eonienie.l with ba.k seat unil he has
shown uhrigned repentance and brought
firth fui's WORTHY il.
or Cnnkling, IL sa,.: He has kept tie
Legislature IL SESSION two months longer
than was necessary for its leglrinisie wark.
H.. has ruined lie political prospects Of at
least thirty 81 rs "a rns;f.. II Ia, alieas ed
The entire Republican parry fr ~ nImsti 4 an!
has failed In every eif,r he has made, either
TO adVa9c. his ,Hn i.nerrs's ~ revenge him
self i'y / jung he party. IL COULD not
lead. New Yotk has t@o Republican Srna-
tors II mediocre ability. one Of whom, al
least, has not Kept himself r e. fr,m the re-
pn,a,lI of pr frring self interest," u" pahIic
iniei-st, where he two are cnntliciing. hut
that bUih are likely Il, be far IN ne faiilif,ll
Ia their duty a, Senators I'd gepuhli-a 8
than their predecessors have shown Them
selves.
The Horfd and Sun also cfi,icisr the &C.
lion ~ Coikiing. ss7
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-.ElI~ <
The r lapse.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-M 7 this morn
ing the President showed the usual IN ,riiing
symptoms # recovery, but about o'clock
was attacked will, sninrthing like a chill.
lie slrpk all over. anh his muscles all he
came rigid, with what the doctors call a
risor. This chilly. shaking sensation lasted
until 0 o'clo.k. when fever set IL AID ros.
rapidly. His pnl<e went up 10 $50, aud tenn
pera,ure pve 100. Ia al hour ar so thu
fever declined some. The doctors are not
yet able 10 def ie the callse IT the cha re.
The n ,w Of pis f,m the wound stopped
this morning and The surgeons say this may
have caiseJ the change In the President
condition.. A long diaina-e was substituted,
and lie doctors pressed on the stomach and
bowels, but very little plls rxluled. Whether
this mrar, the wound Is healing between
u here the ball Is shd The IN 'uth If the
.wonn,l, ar that All abeess Is forming, IS 10,
yet known. DIR. Bliss said jist now that he
cDuli not teli the cause of the change. The
surgeons fcr.l somewhat uneasy.
All fur of the Presidents surgeons are
now making al exanina' ion to see IL they
can determine the REASON VI the change IN
his condition. =
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THE PRESIDENT IN DASoER.

About noon on Saturday very dangerous
symptoms developed IN tie Presidents ease
and created prra excitement over the ri,iirr
couniry. Drs. Hamilton. IF New York, and
d.. Agnew, At Philadelphia, were irlrai aph-
ed for, and the cabinrt officers were ASSEM-
BLEED at the White House. BY evening the
condition 81 the President was prri'us.
The wound hal almost ceased To- discharge,
the pulse ran mp 10 $50 aud the Temperature
10 I04. with chills and fever. A consulta-
tion If the physicians was hal and the un-
favorable condition ATTRIBUTED Ia the wound
having begun 10 heal near the surface, pre-
venting the p,is fun discl,atging and ilirrsi-
ening bl"od poison. An inrisi"n was made,
opening All abcess and the { zee discharge II
the woiind again secured. II seems Ia have
been serious RELAPSE, and ii is is'her re-
MAJ kahl- the physicians did not n"tice the
diminished discharge and anticipate the con-
sequences.
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he Mex. House Of Repr 8 ,ntattves.

NEW YoRK, July 22.-Spaking # ilr
Ip,ssihiliiy # he Drmocias orSatizins ill.,
ueNr II us", the Times Washington sp Ella
states tia the election returns show ihrG
were elected to the Foriy-S vrnth CoHgIrs-
rs distinctive RepuLlica's lal members.
Democrats, l3i; Girenba' kerr, ., aud h
n busters, z. Stnce the election the Repuh
l,ca 5 have lust. inrlI'iiag Lapham, ii',
members. namely: Conser. If Michis all :,
Frye, IT Maine, a al Morton, Miller and LAP
ham, Of New Ymk. and gained one IN III
election # a sucrrssor Ia Coug"r. thus l'a'
lag The Republican less four. This wuui.
Lave the present REPUBLICAN, m"mheIshi,
l41. or tie exact number Hrfrssaryto coIis'l
tue quorum over full III uise "f ~
members. Since the election he Democrat,
have lost tw" members by death, Wod, f
New Yosk, a III O'Conunr, "f Snuh Car"-
lima. O'CuIiIn S rlrction is disputed Nv hi
Republican competitor, Ma key. and all to-
rsi impuy was completed before O'Connors
death
De.ilrii Ing these two vara1cies. Wood aii'
O.Connor, from the Democratic members.
irave, their number l29. The nine men,
hers classified a. Grreaha"krrs are Mnrrl
,id Laid, f Mair: ilA-l,.ne, Rice. Bun
rows and Ford, OF Missouri; III, att smith, 4
New York; Brumrn. Of Pennsylvania; 4
Jones. If Texas. or these nine. IIaz'i'im
Rice, Burrows ami Brtimm. were elected n
tirrrnha X Republicans. each # them de-
fang regular Dem ,rTa'ic Ca lii'lat"s.
Laid, Murrh. Ford I'll Jones wrr. mru..
,rrs # the last Congress, and may he -
.a'ded as distinctive Grrrnba .k-rs will
Drm"cl a ;r neliua ions. Smith was cr'ser
IS a DrinnrIa H. Grrhia k.r, hut cannot
with auy degree If a .cata'y. lie classified a,
,rtwreh the 'w, sr al parties. The iva
RIA ls'ers are aisr uncertain as 80 prli'i'a
'd",hi'y, htr II IS very p "ha''lr tia, the,
ill not he ind lcei Ia at with the DEM.
erals.
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THE NEW YORK ST. NAro. SNIP.
L.ph.m Elected TO succeed cor1lina.

Lapham Elected TO succeed Cor kffnx.
ALBANY, Jlly 22.-J int ballet Laphan.
OF, Potter A., Corkl,na II, w,.odf,ri 4. Nee
rssary To rI.,ice, CT.
S.la'or ia q,ls moved ,ha~ the convention
should lake recess ill half past one o'cloek.
Carried.
The chair announced tlia' the Denuc, attic
members would have q coi frrI.cr inmr,li-
alrls: also ilsi the R'pablI.a ~ .o,Ii,i i"id
a conference. The convention topk re-
cess.
The Republicans met in ] int convention
this afternoon; thirteen S+ha'"rs and siAis-
two Assrmbl,men present. Skinner moved
The roll lie rallied fp, the pui y Sc Of n,iniia-
iiI,g United States Senator. ID. ap-r moved
as substitute that the caucus committee
call the raiieus for this afternoon, ar they i--
flisiiig, Tia special committee call IT,. IT,.
iitimair,l thar the Salwaits would retire
unless this were done. Haynes objected to
turning this conference INTO u caucus. Rob-
rrison said he hal been assured that these
requesting this conference would abide by
It's results, aud he I AL learned that if The
coisen ion adIeurned until 5 n'eiock p. M.
all wonld com. IN d ] In it. S-La'"r Al
belt said a crisis had a. rived, atd II there
Was M; u union # he Republican pa ~ j.,
the 5 ate. 1t would he Lop-lrssly divided.
He " MS for the union and harmony If The
Republican, party Ia the 5 ale. [Giea, APP
plausr. Pitts said the past should be is-
uored lie wanted the rll called, each
member To- tam, his choice. Woudin ia, or
ed tie mhn FIR u caucus RI 4 p m, tile
Tine could we'll lie spent in shaking Laads
over the bright prospects la view. Car
ried.
ALBANY, July 22-Ai $50 y. IN the Re-
publican conference a. 81 nIbled il, The assem-
| biy chamber, Senator Mccarthy in The chair
| The roll vas called and tweut y-.iir SrnatuI )
aud six y-.,in- AssrmblymrIr a severed. Skin
ner renewed his molloII nf this morning that
the roll De called and each member rise III
| his place and name his candida f,r United
) aies Senator. Carried. The roll was call.
I'd and Elbrige u. Lapllam was named by 81
m-inbeis: Cnkling by II; Wo,.df,rd by /:
Esarts b, l. Tie 70 Is The same rs tina
east IA .int convention. On motion II
Senator Wrnsl"w, Elbrigh g. Lspham's n"In-
NATION was made unanimous, amid thee
cheers.
Lapham received in juiit convention the
full Rrpablican vote, the Democratic vote
being east f,r Potter. Much cheering am,
| Ell hllsiasm over the uu,t..d Republican
party.
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A G nj on of 1 etter Writer'S.

WASHINGTON, Jnly ia c"mpa a. i've
statement Starving the i:lcr ssc IN he issu.
of ln,sla-r s,amis, etc., has been prepared.
The number ~ ordinary passage stamps is-
sued in 1880 a. ~ ,Gsl,sTJ; and valued at
s22.4l4,9.s, H. 1ssI tie n,Innrr was DID,
i2s, 40 and valued n Ss4,OI0,C43, the in-
lease ~ nuunbrr brng 7s,44C,47D; III vslue
Sl.G25,Ii5. The total number If postage
Stamps. newspaper and periodical stamps,
stamped envelopes, newspaper wiappeis
pos ase.d,e STAMPS, a postal cards issued
for sale 10 The public fr the ear ending June
81. 1870. was i,3f3.4 4,052; value 81. .E,?. :
5lS .lS; aud far The year ending Jane 30,
1881. l.4a9,T7; sos; value, S54,4S}.5i9.09.
Tie Increase III number is 13C, 3Ig, 4l6 value,
Ss,55I,0O0il. The fetal If all issues, in-
cluiii 4 Iheiai STAMPS, official Stamped en-
"l"prs AID Wrappers. vas Ia leo. 1901
3o7047; value. Sis, ,42.4G; in 1881. L..
90, 81 ,552 value, s;,46-5 Alb.
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n ,tes or the Day.

Guiteau does not now attempt to jump
his b n Il bill.
There is much dancing At Southern water
Ing I,lar-s.
"Family serreis,'' saws the Lyndon Globe,
:. are no secrets al ALL"
Ore Alabama c.army has 5000 people, no
lawyer and "nr physician.
In Cievrla-ri, ohia, 500 irresponsible boys
and young men carry fina ms.
liz Oregon the comet Is considered ms a sign
that there will mot be big run ud salmon
next year.
A German medical paper was fnrsi FIR dr.
no,ncilg homeopathy MS a system # qt,ark-
cry and swindliig.
The Marquis of Lar,e's term If ofi e will
end IN December # next year, I'd IT, is
likely that lie will then quiz Ca ada.
When a Russian passes funeral in the
street lie drvolll kisses the sign If the cioss
and riieis PRAYER that the sirpsited soul
may rest In heaven.
Virginia (Nrvada) Enterprise: There are
now more men al work IN the mines Of the
the Colt Hill section &c the C.,ris,ock than
al any time in the last three yeas.
"would YOU like to lock Though the big
telesrDpe?' asked one girl ct another. 7"
whirh The latter replied: "No, III great
deal ra her look though keyiolr.'
Helen Hunt (yIrs. Jarkson) lrf New Eng.
land a lal-. ,lriIrat- invalid, and now Ia hser
Gol,,i ale, home she weighs I'm pounds. She
Ii engaged on her work concei ming the In
dians.
Mr.. Vanderbilt confidently experts that
brfne tii- season is over Maud ). will make
/, a record r. .:0I or .:0j. Fleetwood Park,
near New Y"k. Is 10 b. put In Al condition
for her grand iiIal.
Garihaldi has accepted a yearly pension "i
5000. offered him by King Humber f"m
his civil list. In consequence az ih is In
creased revenue the GA il adj lr,Ilsrlntld is
eniarging It's esi ablislnlrnt "n caprera.
The Bear Lake Democrat says that the
Granger road will Ini-rsect the uiah x
! Nnltheril hrfuie he end of Ibis year. Ira X
/ laying began an th. 10Th insian' AID pro-
crosses at The rate If one mile and laf pei
day.
| Secre' airy Lincoln has abandoned his co,'-
| triupla'ed u IN tn The yellow stone Ma i"nal
! Park Ia company with Genera al Sherman,
hnt v Ill lake his family Ia Rye Beach, y. ILL.,.
il the President should continue to i'm.
pruve.
Colenel Hawkins. who figured conspica.
oilsly last fall IN The Presidential ranpai III
| IN Oregon. has henn held 20 await the u ion
of the Grand Jury IN Washington county in
the sum If $500. lIswkins is charged with
horse straling.
| The Nihilist who qirtly retired 10 q Gem
eiery near st. reiersb,Irg and killed hinisrl
rather han obey the order Ia as>assihaie The
| Gar WAS a sensible person and deserves I
monument IT, sefiitg So good AZ example
Guitraii, Tin. would be- murderer If Presi,i'i
GARFIELD, might have advantaseoasly dom
the same thing. .
H,n. E. b. washburne, ex-Niinister Il
| Fla ,cr, is lr,oiiug his l-isnte iouis 4" lii
rIary work # rare value. His papers ol
France Under the Second Empire" :. Th'
Siege III Paris ID The Reign # In
| Commune" show a A. the ex Minister i
gfed with rare descriptive powers.
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sn:e, . 10. prosr.nme for conkling.

purLApELPnfA, July 2l.--rhe Ledgers
New York special learns fs M weil-iif,rni-
oil sou,ce that S,.i.a'or Co,kiina has views
a 10 lie ( ,i,,i. AS Soon as the Albany con
fest Is decided. II Is understood he VIII
lake trip a ross the Atlantic, with view
10 les, a.ni r.rnpe,a'e all on his re'urr ~
o,t..,ar. he will make n journey through
liz. Suu,thcrn s. ates. including In his pro-
p,au,uc tue Cotton ini-rnal icnai Exposition
nj A,lauta. Tia. lis friends say lac Is s"li'-
itous abrut strengthening his political infi"-
-nce In that s.ctinr, aid to that end he VIII
AXE the earliest q, port uinty tn remove tln
~, favorable impression hi> stalwar' speeei'rs
iurin. last year, and especially during tht
Presidential campaign, are SUPP 'seh I" have
made al, tie Snutlern mind. The rx-S'na-
,or CLEARLY AS moi abandoned the rSp'c'a-
ion uf one day being President "f The
United States, and If Ie has weakened his
pnsil,on al this end If the UnioU hr would
seem in consider IL sound policy Ia tio What
~. can To- strengthen himself elsewhere. "
siIl he his aim Ia demonstrate la the South.
ern mind thai the stalwart policy meant The
r,,otatiou Of Southern prosperity ami
Sourmr, influence within the Legitimate
ems ri that measure.
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ST. Louis, Jaly 22.-A Post iispa el from
Ma ysville. Mo-. says lhrrt y. aml Ga les
i. Talb". convicted numbering their fall
rr. Perry IL. ra'bnf. IN the 1871, If Selacn-
her last. AID isspied frpm dra !, once. We're
banged This af-rmon in The presrucr #
eight TO ten Thousand people. Up to lste
h'ar yesterday evening they expected gul,ei-
naiofiai intrifrr-nc-. but nj midnight they
wrnt 10 he'd after n lengthy interview with
their mother aud sisters, AID Mrs. Lewis, 10
wlmm Albert was b-trth.d. Mis-. TalLo,
was very bitter aSains' The Governor 81 mol
emmiiiig Ihe wlirner # her boys. Tie
rris"ir''s received he las sacramento f.rn, 4
Catholic priest. Tins morning there as Al,
exrr'riinel, affecting srens beia eel, l,- p,is-
1ilsrs . ~ tIlsIr rsIa yys,,
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Mormo prossiysing IN P ms ANA.

NEW YORK, Jrly 22.-Fhe Times HYDE
Park, Pennsylvania. special says: Nol co.,
tent whh ID. al"lesar iinporia ion Of 5 al
'lil,avisa pr''selytcs, the NJ rmnns are work
ing vigorously am'.,g the anthracite mi,r 5
for converts Ia The alleged religion o. J,hn
Smith. Their Efforts arr ~ incipslly directed
to the piostlytins Il the Welsh people.
Their progress. husevrr, Is exceedingly slow
{, late, although at'rut dorado ago they
MA iased Ia ga' her a'.oul POO converts To
Marina d,rp N this valley. Tw" intelligent
il'Issng ares 90 now in lhrs rla,e, and We
have amnhg lie y branch II thr cntrh, r
which Iss'l a II well is tls head. This srcr
ilon Is Ia soiinr eAteHf, considered saved in
Utah, a. :. me ~ Tie :. Apasil-s'' lal,oresl
yeas a" ia Snsqueiaitia euuht,, OILY few
miles dis ani Fem where s.ph Snl,h iiour-
islird for tim :, and where Ofs.n Pratt fig
uied ID, lA.;l.
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A Remarkable Marriage.

LONDON july 2I.-L"rd Collin Camp'"i'
,,a Miss Gertrude Bhod were married ~
London last Thur sday. The p,in"ss
l.. uise and the Duk- "f Argyle were pres
nj. The Bishnp # Kentucky asset al
he ceremony. The Lrld.sr"m is ih"
.rnlher # The Marquis # L"rnc. The
.riIe /. the daughter of THE notorious Ni""
ia WoodhuIl. The Philadelphia Record,
SPEAKING ( This Iema Kat lie m"s-all'anrr.
avs: "If Mis-. Victoria W"odhull La, the
.r,iIuai. arerisrhs # woman, how
lie must gl,sl over the fact hat the da'i"'i-
rr ( lie ex fr,naia s,ork hr kar and { 80
,,yei ard It ,hr divorced " f. uf II nototi-
us bully ard hIas klrg has become the
!anghr-r.ib-iaw If 5 GLANDS greatest noble
and sisterinlaw of The Queen Of England
iau.hter."
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cd Con button to he Garfield Fund

The following letter was sent hy hoy
rom West Virginia, and addressed t" the
resident ofthe Corn and Flour Exchange,
ltinnte:
DEAR SIR: send you by Adams Ex-
n.ss ta-,iay. a live FIX. He was caught
.hrn no bigger than rat and IS now only
alf grown. Be ralet,,l that he don't giaw
is way cut of the hex. His name is Roscoe
,nnkling. Sell him FIR Mrs. Garfield. Tell
rr that | srut IL and that hope she will
ke my idea. Tell her tlas hope MIR. Car
mll will get we'll.
n. B.-l paid one dollar FIR the chain anl
ox. Phrase send me "Lehf,h Of what 1t
ellis for as | want Ia huy apig.'
The fox is a tremendous fellow and very
iciuus. Tn-nofrow he " i'll be sold fr the
eipiit If the fund. ahen 1t is Thought con-
,ilei able sum " i'll be- raised.
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Forty salliias bur I'd at co:fax. w. T.

WAiL.l WALLA. w r. jay - ~ fire
bruke "Ili IN "A bla kSmith ship Co.ftx IA
Ia. III. Ii is supp 's.d Ia he inceuda aS H.
an Incredible slnIt spare :. { time The buili.
~ was Inv"lvrd IN lianl.s. which coin,uuni
ircI Ia the iar-:t. live Y sable "f Darcnpni
I'll King. From liele The Ire spr .ai To Ii,-
t;wan Hous' ald Other a 'ini ~ buildings,
rosse the street and burned The Store 81
g. Mssin, the new brick house # Jarrl
ifroyer.ili- wholesale liquor l,oiise # 4.
J ,l,nsan, la slry, Dalfi y Co.'S asriculriral
hpuse, Fla TX Bus agricultural hoisr, aau
Yea y-,.isht either buildings. There was rr
rav ~ crmna' he tire. There was Ia al
..Igine IN town, but 40 C re was iakrn # il
al II was uIlseryiceabic. a al all the h,s,
vas Iniieu. The tirr spra So iapidly that
here vas hardly inc la save few g"nls
Fra K Bro, sa,-i npthihg; h.ss, Sl2.OOO
Davenport " X ~ Ioal i,ss, IS. ~; they
saved their horses lla,l-y. D"id q Co.,
loss, s!,,0W. ielotal loss Is estimated Al
$500; is,raits., S}j,0y.
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Eds ms | leeIie Lights.

New York. July 2l.-rhe World says:
Ellison is sill pi>hin. % his prpata' ions
for li.hing up the dist let bounded iy
Spruce and Wall streets, ard Nassau street
and East river. The wires have been PUT II,
nearly 800 houses. aud the district will prob
ably lac lighted hy October Isl. The work
Is all completed, with tile exception 81 the
erection /. heavy engines ina centra! station.
The contract made with the subscribers is
that the liiht shall east the same am ,,int ss
gas. The lighting of The district, Ellison
thinks, will reduce the cost II sas to 81 pei
1000 cubic feel.
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Deadwood Mining &C :idsnt.

DEADwooD, JAY 2l.-fhe open cut 81
he Caledonia Mia-. IA Trrrryville, caSrd IN
asi night, burylns seventeen miners. VIM,
lie. Da iirl Cameron aud Andrew Lrson
reie taken ont alive /; J I'm CaSIrllo. James
Roaclr, Pat Hawkins. and l.. NJ. Hamilton
se supposed t" he killed. Times special
AVS: Raa.'h is k,owu 10 be deaf though
his mdy is not We found.
l.. >. Guodna',, fireman If the DE- Smel
nln", Mas ilsia ily killed by thu arch ~
which he was ga ding near tie SHAFT giving
way, pr-ripiting him 40 feet.
The b .,ly # Jam = X ,a.h, oie of the u,i'
frt,tnaie Caledonia mInrrs, was exirica' ca
{ I'm the slide this afternoon. \ large face
ts at work, and it Is expected the h,dies 81
the others will he recovered by morning.
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(Sigaed)

The above was evidently given TO cover a
case where land owner hal applied for and
been % anird an injunction against the con-
striction Of rad upon his laids, aad con-
templates the company shall give AL indem-
nity bond and continue work. No laud
owners on the tweniy-mile contract have, 10
our knowledge, asked for an injunction, aud
hence do not Come within the scope Of The
decision cited; but there may eases Il
this ci,ai acier arise. and the above indicates
the position the company will take. We are
advised the California decisions on this p,int
conflict.
Ii the Northern Pacific Company Is pre-
pared to indemnify recognized land owners
for damages, as il proposed Ia do two months
ago, and rs IL should do now, there Is no
necessity Tor any legal proceedings on the
He'll Gate. We trust Col. Dodge will call
Mr. Cakes attention tu the mattel, aid Thai
lIe will see to IL that the RiItit-,,f Way
Agent Is rr-inves, cd with authority to quiIe
the quit claim title If owners by purchase
without the Intervention Of courts.
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The Waund Discharging

WASHINGTON, july 22.--lhe President
Continues his stra " improvement. The
wound te-,lsy discharged .nWre patches VI
clolhing which were carried into 1t by the
ball. A piece Of bone cut off fom lha rib
and drawn into The wound ais cam "it to-
day. The surgeons feel specially graz ifi'.d at
this, as il shows thai the wound Is draining
out thoroughly clear TO where the bullet lies,
and that every hing IT a foreign or irritating
substance Is being forced "at. The a''ind
could mol be healing better. The patclss Of
clothes disclla'l ed to-day wv,e b.aif woolen
aud cotton, being .Hbsrs If the shirt and coat
worn by the President. 4 'tEt
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A Railroad Defeat.

BAKERsFIEID, CAL, july u. The after
ieys f., the Southern laitit Railr AL ap.
p.ard b.fne the Board "f Equalization here
r"-aay ia the mater If the petition If the
railroad compa y To have their assessment
in this county reduced fom Sl6.5OO Pr mil,
IL about $S,OpD per ml.. NJ. Ryan said The
c"irpa',y would not grInh. n 5000. After
hearing III. arguments If E. b Ryan and X
+. Ariyk f,r the peIni"rrs. and George v
omrh f'r the people. the Beard denied Ia.
petition "n III. gro,l,rd thai they hal IA" j,i.
ION, aud no power under the law to ~.
dice assessments mad. by the Sac Bnaid
"f Equalization.