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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
THE FRENCH COMMERCIAL TREATY.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-1he Times in an editorial
article commenting the statement OF the Under For
eigp Secretary, Sir Charles Dixie in the House Of Com
mons yesterday giving the Governments for not
accepting the invitation OF France the negota
tons for new commercial treaty, says:
The greatest trading nation in the world has no need
Oapproach France, i'm hand aud beg her to to
terms The end of the French commercial treaty viii
probably be tue signal for prOtectlOnst Outcry In
this country. The demand willnO be granted but II is
certain that the failure OF the negotiations with rance
result I'm Serious curtaimcut of trade with
lated by her act, and along with IL the cordial good
VIII which profitable foreign trade has much % cstab
lish and maintain. We understand that the points
which ihe French proposals unsatisfactory wcrc
that France insisted upon the abolition of al va0rcm
duties. and according the British views, refused 10
or To even fully discuss all the points involved.
In this connection should stated that the law
Gently passed by the French Chambers only authorized
the Government grant proougation of the existing
commercial treaty in the event OF there being fair
prospect of being arranged. and I'm cOnse-
qucuce of the wide divergence Of opinions In ths case
there dd not appear to be such prospect there
option but to break OF the negotiations dispatch from
Paris says has official note published there to-day,
after stating that France hnd option but TO break OF
the negotiations with England for commercial
trea.y. concludes as follows:
We hep nevertheless, that the disagreement Is only
cmI y nd there is ample time to treat before the
xp, ION he old treaty I'm November, that solution
Viii - nature 20 satisfy the interests " the
great Tes who have equal need OF each other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
DESIGNS OF GAMBETTA.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-The Paris correspondent Of
The Times says
Gambetta seems to have abandoned the idea of taxi
ing onice, with Chamber lacking more than Min
steai majority and more divided than The plan
atrlDuted to NJ Gambetta is to get certain number OF
more or less extreme from the Cabinet of NJ
Jues tery other Cabnet to get the Scrutin de
ste phi passed early possible and TO do then what
the reecton OF that measure has prevented his doing
now and not TO take Office until ne is backed by doce
Majority free from any risk OF Ministerial overthrow
winch might bar his to the Presidency of the Repub
lie.
Inc rays, the frat rcactionary paper which has had
tne courage to publish list OF the anti Republican candi-
dates Tor the Chamber of Deputies shows that they only
contest l97 Constituencies out of $50 Many OF these
ddatrre particularly for the Partisan Constituencies,
are merely farccal.
Addresses by NJ Gambetta to the electors of the
goth Arondisscmen have been placarded in that
district in which he appeals to them to sanction the
policy he has pursued tor twelve years III the ser
vice of the Democracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
AN ENGLIsH F0RGFR ARRESrED.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-On Monday and
Tuesday last dispatches received bY chief OF Police
Givin, informing him that Joseph Brampton had taken
passage the steamship Pcunsyyan under the name
of Henry orc, and that he charged in Grimsby,
Lincolnshire, England with forgery Of acccptances and
bills OF exchange In the nuuca of cZcns of that place,
The Pcnnsviyouia arrived the Brctvutrr last
Ing. The fugitive taken into custody together with
young woman. The prisoner refuses 90 state thc
tent OF his NEGOTIATIONS OF fraudulent paper but admits
that the allegations arc well founded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
ELECTRIC EXHIBITION MEDALS.

PARIS, Aug 19.--The Superior Committee OF
the Irternatonn Exhibition has held meeting to or
ganze Jury to make the awards. There ere i,SO0 ex-
hibtors of whom 600 are foreign and 200 French In
spite OF this difference the committee decided that the
Jury shall be equally composed Of French and foreign
members. Each aecton win therefore appoint a number
Of mrymen ia propo 'tion with the Importance or IFS
ht The committee decided 10 place al the disposal of
the Jury atty gold ued9ls, 200 Of silver and 300 OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
CRAZY WOMAN's FANCIEs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.--Early this afternoon
young woman appeared at the entrance of the Ex-
ecutive Mansion grounds, attired in bathing suit
and applied for admission, saying she must see the
President Immediately, or he would be dead in an
hour She had in her possession n miniature saw
and vial containing liquid. curious crowd
gathered around the woman, and one of the guards
Informed her that sine would have to go with hiHl.
After she had again demanded to see the President,
and stated that she just from Manhattan Beach,
aud that her husband was fireman Ill brooklyn,
the policeman took her in charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
THE CORNELL CREW.

LONDON, Aug. 10.--Messrs. Cowles, Lewis
and Allen, of the Cornell University crew, state that
they induhitbc proof that j. n. d. Shinkcl tho
other member OF the crew. sold their with the Aus
trlan ut Vienna August IL. They have pereon
ally charged him with the fact to-day. aud say they in
tend. their arrival n America to publish tue evidence
IA their possession. S1spicion awakened at the
moment o hs pretended faint, and the suspicion has
since been amply confirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
TIE GERNlAN ELECTIONS

BERLIN, Aug. I9.-No Cabinet council was
held during Prince DismaIoks brief visit TO Rerlin The
date holding the elections oy members of the Reich
has finally been fixed for october D. The Gerpait
the Ultramontane organ publishes letter from Prince
SaIm Reincrsheidt wing The authorship OF tho
article in y recent number Of the Augsherg Ah9cmeac
ZchOtG, declaring that the German Government nave
gone to Ctuussa" ny the ratification % thc appoint
meat OF Dr. Korun to the vacant BishOprc of TreVes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER LOWELL.

SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER LOWELL.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-The following was sent
this afternoon:
LOWELL, Btit.iSter, Loodon
A. half past O'Clock this afternoon condition op
the President Is better than at time in the past four
days. There an increase OF hopeful feeling IN regard
to his recovery. BLAINE, Secretary.
The following sent Tonight:
LOWELL, Minister, LOndOa.
In the judgment OF his physicians the President has
gained since the last report He has taken during The
day twenty-five ounces of liquid food with relish and
without apparent tendency to nausea Indigestion
Other symptoms not essentially changed. Pulse and
temperature possibly little better The swelling of The
parotd gland las not increased and fear slppur
alton has somewhat diminished At this hour, clock
%. H., the President is sleeping quietly.
BLAINE, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
EXPORTS or BPEADSTUFrS.

WAsUNGTON, Aug. i9.--Thc Chief of the
Bureau OF Statistics reports that the total values of the
exports of domestic brcadstus from the United states
during the month Of July, 1881 sf9.9S, 1872 ana
during July 1880, SO .229 677 For the months
ended July 81 1881 $l3l 9G2 709 and for the pc
rio n NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
SENTIMENT OF ARMENIAN

SENTIMENT OF ARMENIAN CHRISTIANITY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-rhe following commun-
cation has been received from the Patriarch Of the
Arnenians in Turkey
MR. PRESIDENT: Providence, which watches over the
days of virnons In the service OF free countries
saved the ustr0us President OF the United States
the cowardly attempt against his lite. Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
TIE FAVOR or THE RUSSIAN ARMY.

LONDON, Aug l9.--A dispatch from Berlin
10 Thc Times SAYS IS reported from 81. Petersburg
THAI imperial family, who, since their return 10 st.
Petcrs burg have been living at the imperial summer
residence Tsarskoc Scio, paying particular aten
ftou to all military matters. The Emperor
yuced that u s necessary for him 10 create better iea
tions between himscf and the army, ri the more so
the cndcDv0rs of the Nhiss aim at winning over the
~ IA q nrmy.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
IMPURE DRINKING WArER AT VEST TROY.

Troy, n. Y, Aug. l0,-rhc chemist Of the
State Board OF Health having analyzed the ot the
West Troy Rcscrolr and declared 10 to be absolutely
unfit foo use and having given thc opuion that cpl
dcm.c would probably "nsuc the proper steps 70 rem
edy the matter were not nj once taken, the slaughter
hUusc the alleged cause OF the impurities thc water,
last night seized by order of the Wattryeit Board Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
OPINION OF FOREIGN SURGEONS.

LONDON Aug 10.-1he Lancet of this week says:
President Ggrfelds increased debility and persistent
frequent pulse elements III the case of very
import Should IL prove that gastric irra ias
plsely subsidized that the patient tx able end
digest suitable food, there will yet be room for hope
his recovery. On the other hand If the improvement
recorded On Wednesday IA not maintained there viii DO
but small chance Of combating successfully the extreme
exhaustion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. ia special cable
dispatch from London 10 The Globe says number
of agricultural delegates the Continent, who have
been invited by the Minister of Agriculture to visit Cam
report the agricultural resources Of the
Canadian Northwest, sail in the CiroHss8h to-day.
The London IiBes has editorial article on the GOV
Genets Northwest tour, calling attention 90 the
growth of the DomuiOu ana tho erhty Ot the prairie
region and its advantages os field Tor immigration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
NsURRECTION IN TUNIS.

LONDON, Aug. l9.-Ihe Paris correspondent
OF The Tunes says all the from Tunis that
the country Ia IN n most dangerous etate. Numerous
bands and Arabs reported 70 he collect
ing. The telegraph wires are cut in All directions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
ADVANCE OF TIIE GhEEK ARMY.

VIENNA, Aug. 19.-The Athens correspond
ent me PotHc Correspondence says that the Greek
army OF occupation, consisting of five columns, will
start August 20 To tpkc possession OF thc remainder
OF the territory ceded to Greece by Turkey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

VICTORIA, b. c., Aug. 19.-The rumOred
cause of the quick dispatch Of British man-ofwar K
Honolulu on Monday last owing information re
celved OF the intention OF the United States TO take
session of the Sandwich Islands at an early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
A DIspATCH TO TUURLOW WEED,

The following dispatch signed By Secretary Hunt
and Postnastcr-GenerGl James was received last
night by the Hon. ThurloT Weed
The President has taken aud retained twenty-five
ounces OF food to-day The surgeons are encouraged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

ters snow that the greatest harmony exists the sub
@ect between the two Governors, who with the United
states MARSHAL at Tucson, Arizona, will endeavor TO
inc nvason and protect the lives and property OF
the inhabitants of both countries.
Oaxaca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20

$50 p. m.--rhe President has been easy during
the afternoon and the favorable conditions reported
in the last bulletin continue. The swollen parotid
gland has not been painful the temperature. is the
same; the pulse rather less frequent than at this
hour Yesterday. Pulse, l06; temperature, 100;
respiration. Is. ID. W. BLISS,
j. X BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
TUREATENED INVASION By COW BOYS

Cry OF MExIco, Aug. 19.-1ho OGicidt Jour
nal publishes the communications exchanged between
the Of sonora and Arizona in relation TO the
apprehended inv aston Of cowboys into Sonora The let
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
QUEEN yICToRIA,s SYMPATHY

LONDON Aug 19.-The Queen has the substance
of all kilograms relative TO President Garfield for
warded TO Osborne and has expressed great gTatii-
cation at the receipt of Mrs. Gartield's message.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
II. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
J. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT RENBUEN.
+. II. HAMILTON.
II.

1890 p m.--Thc President condition has per-
ceptby improved during the last tw .nty -fo:r
hours The parotid swelling is evidently diminish
ing, and it has not panied him since last night. lie
is taking to-day an increased quanti Of liquid
food by The mouth, which is rclshed and produces
no ga strc irritation. His pulse is now 0G tenn
perature, 9S.8 respiration, H.
ID. w. BIIeg.
j. K. BARNES.
J. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.
L. IL. HAMILTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 10, $50 n. m.-Tha
President slep much OF the night, and this morning
is comfortable than Yesterday. The swelling OF
the right parotd gland has not increased since yes
terday. and is now free from pain. Nutritive
enemata still given vi On success, and liquid food
has already, this morning, been swallowed aud
relished. Pulse, 100; temperature 9S.4; respira-
uOn, II. II. W. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. J. Woodward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-20
A QUIET DAY OF IMPROVEMENT.

LESS ANXIETY FELT AT wAsHINGToN-TnE PUBLIC
SLOWLY REGAINING CoNFIDnNcE-THE PREsI-
BENT SLEEPS WELL AND AwAKEs REFRESHED
TAXING NoURsHMENT wELIr-DR. HAMILTON
LhAVEs wAsHIN toN-MRs. GARFIELD OUT FOR
DRIVE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRDuNE.I
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.--1his has been a quiet
nav III W aslIngton, and tonight the White House
, 1881-08-26

Something which at q distance locked very
much like rudo p,no collin With tho I'D oil at
traoted tho attention OF thousands Of passars-
by ynstorday III front OF KinslcY's rcssaurant,
OH Washington streot. 4 very brlof inveatlga-
ton satisfied tho curious TINT, whl1o 1t wasn't
exactiy cotan. il served n similar purposo,
temporarily. for IN onorf1ous swordtsh, which,
as tho legend goes. hal died very un-
nntural tlenth ut tho hands OF btr. Klnssoy
lsy. Mass Mao taw tSaa m!os u. i q i.ostot. sa
Tho funny aud awor1-bouked monster measured
twolye fcot th lonRth. aud wis sn!t TO wciEh no
va wss i tsy IL tSreo foet Ia ions.b' har aa s!1oosh
aiise a,,s il its syht nina, of doing eonssacsas
ss ssG % g? e s Ct az ys Us ss @ah
happer 10 DO around. .A!belt some Of tho p.Iss-
ors-by wero inclined th 10 q trltio iuorclulous
~ 70 the way thn monster was rcniteed ny W The
lyus no 1lseouutlnx tho faot that, wh!lo
1t might bs y1ry good tlsh BtNry, the
s9en w. rs sshrsy 5s T1S
wis puokcd In sawtluat and leos md. aftot. Its
trip inland On Il iont rcfrfRerator- Cur, was tn II
soasson As irssn aAa s%ees @ as VIVA y !sss tat'
rsos!ty t9 thousands Of people during tho tiay.
anu WIN be soryod up to-day IN the hiRhest styls
Of art. Que Of tho pghaers-oy-.a yout,g. nian
carrying III bis pale hands q crushed aand0l!o1s
tlltl9s Mro nnt uttcry nttcr cr0uah tn this neigh.
horhootl nlld otherwise ootraytax 4viaonGes ct ct
very much like tho following;
ASe ss,sl Il ssas ~ :sTss:s :sS ~ sns sat a'
HSood e ausa:Sf Saoaxf u! 'tasa %s., Wv "'''' =.
!saa t1 ShsfIs .,Ils I, .,t y9u: 5 ,tSsa q f%S sfSss
,n, I'll :i'sS ya; W !. ss sisas !sst Z ssSS
, 1881-08-26

,,ro nnooc.nroo rh, crt,,at t.onteat VIVA
bctwecn Thnrno afd Fieasnoat. tho
pthcts falling to figure cphepicuousiy
In tho acht for Tho iroJ In any mart. rhoruc
xon tn ssro,rnt bcnts In a:i;N. s;1s+, and 2;jsk,
int IN the @ 1st Sfa heat @ rsint NJ vi. not sisht up IN
his position when sunt at. al1 Thorno wont to
,,asr ti,n. ,,orx, ovnr. ant. atrntph,nninu FIR
mn. snvH "s.u . ""' -; sa,s H., .h ss,,,
Piedmont Weakened. md Thornc won by over
n tongtt. Pools then soi.ls riodmunt $tU, tiHlh
9so. Vottatro wont nway like n shot out OF a
sa "a ao con d rcos he a.
70 I'm fr,nt. Emma n. took second,
.,,,,c vr,,.trn th;r,1 mi f,Iotonnt fo,,rth. In
iho p okatrotch i'Ic1lo,r Wcnt ii, to Thort,es
.ssssssss sS SSs:s IL Sssss!sea sa!s wy iox,;
,,r.t anJ t,, ri int wt Nv 'r,,rtf ,1l 4 hnlt
Tu % u1J, W,s ~; 49, ~ "g syn ~ Il nn;.haa ~ 1siI
,unt WHINE wv ~, o,.tsi'"rs ynitmIse nnnentT.t}
in Il" thrsi. Int tia ,.wns awario Tho 1,ositGt
, III III n, aa 1'cn;at ~ NJ ~ omc., lnnrif IT, liz
r. ,,,,,n rnfs, hr oInanf Mtth 1hnrnr ~,
HMn H r ~ rn+,h MAJ; nttnr tInrnn sr;tHCc s.nrs
rtH'l him, 10 trcak On tho tippcr turr. irier
IT. n;y vnt11s atn,,,so ~ fini,nt,s bcturt,
eong taken aek sattl, donr iohEshs ben,i,
H., " ,r,.,,n,,t srnnS1 ,n f,st ,,n,,
sth wvvrca I d s Tic tish risnont to Tic
fntuh. johnsoi1 says hu lila no uxu,,sc 10 n,nk
~, ~" II M trjch nj tfo flnIsl, Ut ench hoat.
~ ~, cnsd ~ ~ 20 m1o Il, ,1S ornrtiy.afis
rs III loo ,,*safl,y. ,,artIitS 3" accout Of +,
, 1881-08-26
CASUALTIES.
sTl.uclS nY LIGHTNING.


Special p1splteh 10 7ht chf<dso 7tt6unt-
DUBUQUE, 1a.. Aug. aU.-A fatal afci1ont from
lightning occurred here this morning. During n
heayy storm young innn nntncA Ian nurns,
cnRarcst In showing logs at tue mill Of tho nn-
bt,alu Lumber Company, wis etrilcft aud tn-
Tho bouY waH recovered this ovUnnR. One siklo
INIT tnrliod hlnck. llo wn: 70 ycMrR of nEg..,
Fui.ruX, ILL.,. Aug. 2h-slr. aud Mrs. II. Tcn1-
rlc, res[1Ent on tho farm 0f X. d. Mitchell.
i.s,oat tws miles Hosth ot. th.s city, wore III
stslntly Killed. by lightning during honvy storm
tho Htortr. md wore In Tho act Of retiring whot,
tho tntal strsto entercd tho building. An infant
tin,o shoy sore killed. Tit sas ,,nl;ij ijnreti. For
other ctttdrcn wcro atso In the sattlo room III
bed. but wero not Injured III tho least.
JluuLtNuT{yN. H.. Ann. H.-Abnut hnlf. .pnsk 0
O'clock this morning. tUrinE L fleavy thundcr-
storm, = younE niat, named Ffcsl bAlbort. IN.
struck BY lightning lust nftor TO loft Ills homo
md was instAntty Killed.
, 1881-08-26


PoNT HunoY. Mich, Aug. .5.-Passcd up-Prp-
pcllers Idaho, Saginaw Valley. Lowell and barges,
Maytlowor and barRcs, Henry Chisholm with
1hofnas Quaylc, Westford md bargcs; sehoon-
ors Joseph paIgo. Aunt Ruth, Wells Hurt.
Down-propellers Now York, Nclaon Mills aud
barges, Empire md bArges, William Edwards
and consort; schoonoes Etnma .. Hutchinson,
II. J. Cummings, John Tlbbitts. !. X. Merritt,
Flying blst.
Wind north, light. Wcathor smoky.
porr ifunoH, Hftch., Aug. @c5-o:30 p. m.-passed
1lp-Propclcrs William II. GratwIck and con-
sorts, Mtdjtcscx md consorts.
Down-propollers Colorado, Vanderbilt, Com
mtdnro, 1dn hfay nnd barAos, William Rudolph
VIII sehoenors @ Ed Harinan and Coesioan, lli4-
Wind Gust, light. Weather thick and smoky.
EsUAxAnA.
sr<eta. pttDateh to 1hs chttaoo Tribune.
EsCANABA, NfIet1., Aug. .5,-Arriycd-S Steamers
1nter-Ocean and Leland; schQonors klnglsher.
ltasoa, 4: J. Dewey, Pathfinder, HIgRlo &
1.a; Observation-Disclosures @ s. ". patmcr, II, @. Ak
wsae. VIZ ~ osrita. Il. Il: seovo Loonas, Hanna ss
and ltascll.
sp<etat DtspatcA 10 Ins Chteaao 1rtoans.
ma! MARGUERITE, 2 IT, Mtoa', AuEs sS.-passea HpGPso.
pelier En'p'ro stato and stoamor City OF Clovo-
i'assod !lown-Pppeller n'snk.
,Arrlvea-rropcllors ]: n. gltdden aud i, J.
Il: Il. J: Weo9, william ia2, Me0resor' Throo nroth.
Ei1na coyao, 1aaos i rriatt, Tisso' md u MinoTa
Stato.
unEnoy0Aa. =
1ptttas DspateA to Tbs chieaso 1ttbune.
!ofa ldHh9. FHntain City and sso: Marie;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pcarl md Flora; steam.
Wind westerly, light. Weather warm aud
, 1881-08-26

hpeSsas UUpe4lsA % 1R9 EAIfaeV Iftb1Hts
HARrFoAn. Conn.,. Aug. a.1,-Therp wcre ls,ot0
peTsons ut tho raeea to.day. Tho 'weaehes was
perfection for tr0ttauR, TUG temperature, atn1os-
phett, and wlnd bstns rasely 20 EayorHulu. Tho
eSentA On tho card weso tho S,sl. s:st, aud a;gi
raced. the .;9{ aosaea u uanal talng two-ss,t!e
hoats.. Tho only raee worth witnessing wus tho
E:xl. which wns Krand strauralg, resulting In
great auFpflse. Tho atafteFx wur6 fiAm1lstonIan
Manbrtno, Edwin. Thorno, Piedmont, Bseys
Maxwell, Emma L., voltalse, Lucy, and Dan
smith. placed ~ uAmad. Piedmont sold over
shs asld u 10 70 go, md thu odds finding ulea-
, 1881-08-26

John1,. Sullivan, tho heavyweight champion
puHiltst who 'gnvc suuh i,le exhibition In this
city short s,nc nyo, has. 1t tho solicitation Ut
humorous sporting mon, arran9cd to rnnko a
sccontt appearance hcro Rcpt.aat Mccormick
1Intl. wnon he wilt Rlyo go to any ninn altc 10
spar him four rounds. lltlty Madden will box
with well.known lightweight sparror Of; this
city, and other nttraulons will serve To nuke
tho occasion m enjoyable one. Tho exhibition
will 10 under the management Of Mr. Charles Il.
nRylcs, tho w"l-knUwH sporting snan Of this
city.
, 1881-08-26

SpFtfaI Dltpaleh 70 The c6lfaoo 1f1buNe,
DAvESpoE.T, H., AuR. ad--A tl,undor-Rtorm
sot In o'clock this morning, and tho rain fell
copluusly until 10 o'clock, FOR tho first ttno in
over eight weeks. Accompanying tho stnrsn WIS
vivid play NJ lightning, no le.s than eevcll DIFF
farcnt paces In tho city showing marks TT vtns
lent work. One burn md contents. struck by
lightning, WIS rtItlrely consn.nell. Tho wtnl
luyutCd several c'is or coru, but notTthstAild.
tttg tho partial lt,ss thus sustained tho farmers
tlropplng spirits hive bcen greatly revived.
, 1881-08-26
FIGHTING THE OLD BATTLES OVER AGAIN.

6P<eEa0 OHp0EtH 10 7H1 CHted4d 9F7d1azs =
K0HoMO, Ind., Aug. @@6,-Tha crowd today ut
the reunss.a WAS ns l9sgn VI at any time durIu9
tho tafr Inst yeas. During tho sklrn,tsh to-day
two artilIorytnon. Len Pcarco aud uFtah llod-
sotl, OF this county, woro sorlously burned BY
tho premature discharge OF tho gun thor wore
handllng. Tho exhibition dvil! at tho Kn!Ebta OF
lytblas was an interesting .fcatufp to.day, ~
was tho dress }'aradv hold by Col. n. r. lltch.
i!ott Of ts!ohmOnd. Nal. 0eorg9 etoale, and Col.
C!iry Vt biNrull. 4ro Hu1A1g the distinguished
visitors pn tho Erct1nH t0.tlny.'
, 1881-08-26

sAitAronA, N. y. Aug. a5-The FIRST race,
throe-quurtcrs OF n. milo dash. was wou BY Per-
plcx. Iiaanocr sccond, and Cui. Sellers third.
Yltuc, 1;lJ!f. Tuscaloosa won't lamo during tho
rHco.
Thu second rnco.one mile aud hve-cl9hths was
wou by Flrctnnt. boulevard second, aud Cndor-
clla third. Time, a::52.
THO third rice, one milo, WINS won b., ,FaIr
Count, Little l!uttoruup SECOND. and Jessie X.
third. .lttne. t:aah.
fossn sWS ssecpe shase, IA wns Won X
third, TItuc, 6::sN.