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FROM THE OLD WORLD,
PARNELps VIOLENT MANIEEsTo.
the English Land Tenants Coming to
the Front With Their Gric,.
RHscs-Crops Damaged by
Frequeat Hard Rains.
GREAT nRITAIN.
PaFpeIl's Manlfest0-Lpld Lcafrc AG.
fairS-NotcA ofIBtcrCst.

PaFpeIl's Manifest0-Lu Lcagre Ac
fAirS-Notc4 orIn;eFrIt.
LONDON, August % -Paruelps manifesto
to the electors at North Durham Is most
violent. 1t entirely ignores the land acl,
and declares it impossible for the Irish
party to enter int0alHSnce with any section
which allows itself to be used in support OF
the coercionists ministry who banishrd
personal liberty from Ireland and rendered
tito be in as loose a condition as that of
Russia under the third section.
The Daily Ne,rs says ut has become
evident that the English tenants mean to
bestir themselves TO obtain redress OF
their legitimate government grievances,
various agencies are cooperating 10 bring
the English land laws within range of prqc-
tical politics Gladstone has recently re-
peated the opinion as to the desfrabilityo Of
legslating ON the subject without delay.
Do, Wheelock, the absconding New York
clerk, was again arraigned and further
remanded TO await the arrival of doCtI-
ments from America.
x The heavy rains continue with scarcelya
day during August without some wet
At to-day's wool sales 10000 bales were
offered, chiefly Sidney, Queensland, New
Zealand, Adelaide and Cape. Competition
fair but prices unchanged. H.
In the betting race for the 81. Leeer
stakes, 1roquois has recorded to 100 to 80
against him. 'ia ' i7''7-'
Forty thousand Scottish volunteers were
present at the Royal review ut Edinburg
this afternoon, There was great con
course OF spectators, but the rain marred
the proceedings,
John s, Kett 4 Co, oil merchants, re.
Gently failed. The business some time
ago passed from the hands OF the old PRO
prietors 10 the present sole partner, and he
has absconded To Spain after putting into
circulation eco, 900 worth Of forged bills.a
Immense damage by thew weather has
been done all over the United, Kingdom,
and in fact 1t will prove almost ruinous IN
wheat. The Daily Telegrdph ayE Aftw
more daysoLwet weather will render the haf-
vest absolutely desperate. The year began
well for the crops, but the eulmination Of
the harvest season was very disastrous,
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IYer, gloomy Nlatement.

VI Ih hsf1ll Correspondence.
Annny aReon who Is now on the re-
ELnuIking of the case this after
non aathIt the physicians in attend.
mshPrrsidcnt had about given him
BBlag able to recover n don't be.
Bm'h aid, that they have yet com.
lHdicltheir opinion to MH. Garfield,
Ahg will likely do 80 in short time Il
kisnd improve any. | regard it as
impossible for him to recover. He Is sc
Iai that he cannot rally, The splendid
AEquethat the President started with l.
NVphe and he is but u skeleton com.
prdtO what he was have Ii from good
tahOig that he has not been able tC
Nunneany one, even his wife, for the
Ssdthe time, for several days There
sDahihe left on which he can build, and
tSNeIi enough that the people should
h1I lhe truth, painful as it H."
WIIlthe nOIIrishment that Is now given
hin strengthen him any%
'Hlnly. twill serve to keep him alive
Fhbly Tor a while longer, but that d
ieH all He has no rccuperative power
asS betn miracle that he has lived ~
Inhe has. His physicians have moi
hiiny OnRdence in his recovery ;ol
Na'Eeek, but they have thought Il bet
S4Paf to b. cheerful in the hope oI
Nlinlns the patient, thinking that there
R Nme change for the better"
kkkAaly'
'Ys lhaye known Of everything that
BEEN dOhe from one Of the physicians.
Mall medical skill could do or suggest
sen done, No man ever had more
aleIai Treatment, but the shock from the
y upIad Es too great for him to recover
y, u ~ never nillied from the first relapse.
.as ~ oeen d.. llamilton's view Of the
az slea Speaking to medical men,"
"utag Blaine's description was not
N3 sVeNnwn?'' pN'ffT,i
~. In Ae leaSt. lie stated the exact
1rla sl1Ils y tgm him indirectly that | learn
~ uNue President could not recognize
.4leloand him. He felt ittn be his dut,
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The PArotta Gland.

"'aaN fnN
~ ~ a'Osd gland whose swelling now
Inv. ,.as another complication in the presi.
.F.' '' ''t' Sonc Of the most important
h. b.''a'lng glands in the human frame.
M. lAe' the chief source whence lie
i, ' !, %ppIiei for the purpose Of adlki.
n Ae due mastlcation Of the
49,, nov serious. therefore, the
an an. 'oal affection, which has
4 a'0 swell, and 80 to interfere will,
"c'% Of rendering the food in a
Wnaltl3n for assimilation in The
uluN be evident 10 all. II "A four
hfS"9ap and lies partly behind and
d, 6Ts s.st ~, v. ile ear on each side, passing
RaySa.,.. ,..3lltory passage, The nitmle ilE9
dS,Sune temporal bone, and the anJle
6NI ISSoo' Jaw extending upwards 10 ihe
labT and forward to the short, thicji
hNin5.s.,es s,e taa;"'eri which raises tlle ioWei
h1ISi' sl,l' Y In moving II backwards and
h VNS !. u We net oicleving. The.pafdiid
tEd ~ N'se outward and la ton In,
tie M, bSv',vc l. comes out the duct or mi,
ann,h ,ks kSa'tlc' It tue saliva into the month
Nh mrse,, N.Y. l'nlne membrane Of tile mas
auple 'E n Aforesaid, and the principa
Hhhb yaeh cheek ithn bnerii0I6Fl
RRe 5 Toi In chewing by iofr
al E,c;U,' NJ Nack towards Tie leeiil
taded h" u out Of the cheeks aFe an
snthSo n ",L u. Any operation on, or oh
ha ,nd @ ul'S gland, owing to ia situa
aaly tbe ~ .SSo,'lNNdairies, Is dangerous, "A ma
yta Ets E '6S,,TnaI ,S,naII carotidartety and jugiiS
y, Sasr T.ou1h S.. The center Of the giant
icoql h Sb;sL bieiNs oi importance are situate
aNh ope,s,Hi,'e ,VH require the Utmost skin an
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THE SOLEMN HOUR
OF DISSOLUTION APPROACHING
s5 EE E.F-7 ghA7
The Curtains Drawn a' the white HoPae,
and ali me indications 'ef ths
End Manifested Gives
Away 70 Despair.

The latest dispatches from Washington
indicate that the President has lost ground
in the past twenty.tour hours, and that his
death is only . matter Of few days, or,
perhaps les time Secretary Blaine is
nearest to the physicians, and his telegram
to Minister Lowell last night substantiates
the gloomy tone OF our dispatches received
during the day, and tells one OF the most
sorrowful stories the American people have
ever been called upon to read All the in
formation that can be obtained from the
White House shows that the Presidents
case j. syirtually beyond the skill Of the sur
geons, and that he is in the hands Of the
Great Physician who rsises prjsraites as
1t seemeth best to Him,
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MATER MATTED
In Kentucky Terrible EGeets or the
ContIhued IronEht.

ContIhued Drought.
LOUISVILLE, August 25,4The city is be.
ing ed.with cattle, A number Of coun-
try men are bringing in all they can spare
to sell, being unable tt feed them, except
at great loss. Several who were approach.
ed on the subject At, the stock yards, said
that even II they dispose Of their stock at
q rsacriRce, and were compelled To replace
the same In full at full prices, itwoufd be
cheaper than to feed what they had no
actual use for until fall A number said
that they were compelled, II they kept
their ustial number Of head on hand, u
come to the city and haul corn to feed on.
The above facts were cleaned from persons
living In Jefferson Shelby, Oldham, Owen,
Spencer, Scott and othercounties. Through.
out the State, a. q general thing, there has
been no rains OF any consequence for near.
ly two months, and the early corn Is en-.
tlrely destroyed, while the late crop IL 40
badly damaged that even with rain the
crop will not be more than half a Yield.
In the iiaiiy sections named the crops
are notonlyiniured by the heat and drouti,
but the small water courses have dried up
and stock Is suffering more for the want oi
water than lack Of food. A person from
Oldham county said: The water in the
section ] have Just visited Is 30 scarce that
whole families have 10 tise the same water
for washing purposes, and then Il Is all they
have 10 give their stock fot drinking.
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LAHORE, August o5.-Ayoob KaliH's ad.
vance cavalry are reported within .iorty
miles Of Khelatt.Ghilsai but there Is no
sign Of his moving from Candahsr with
the main body His victory, il IL stated,
produced no real effect on The GhanS, cs.
pecially as itis known that the batt.le wax
lost owing TO jealousies, quarrels and in,
capacity Of the Ameer's Officers. Adyicts
from 0haniaf state that hyoob has sent
messages % Cabul with Il Iiow to r1jptn-
ing negotiatlons M s.LI lL.-n- I.
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NEw YoRE, August g5.=The steamship
City Oi Limerick arrived to-day, having on
board 2ii head Of Norman horses, the
largest sliipmefit ever made BY any one
vessel, which are cohsigned 10 M. w. Dun
ham, oi.wayhe, III. There Dire N stallions,
50 mares and "a one year old colts. Among
the slallions are number of prize winners
in their eIaas. Great Interest has been
manifested by hUrsenef throughout the
country over the Announcement Of this
large importation Of Norman stock. During
the vUyage eieht AorseS and one colt died,
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,.., Is and "a FoaFIseA.l s..es..

C,,,,,,iI ohooso n
Bp' +, tbe acton ot the second WIN
''I ',, \ % The PROPOSED B. & o. extension !, y.
go NE city, We take 1t tha' inc emu .,
.,,tion ha' been reached 'ne toa'' /,
Ia, % accept the &C. 80 ~, OF y n,s-, nisOu., "
.rtl route, which the sVsUnu %.I p'srS', TSa
,loald b. the only one oirtel .l. ,is iAs
p,puliyrs oi the company mere pst'e W.
i,IipatiOn Of the latter rOulo on lie
.I,Aat the co't Of constructing ISL u -
loable that oi the E. OF "O"I y.
~ suie, the one being es'ItI''tn ~
',.,I,, S .al the other IN the he'H'''ff'
,saryl, andtha'.. II they are ron'Pe''s''
w ,,ot the alternative OF acceP''ns '"I
ItalTb street ''"pJI,'S 's' Es RoD,. Run, tbey
'.,h apiAs ronR'o possS nun, 'aeS
Ap make Their co''"u''''" " DOss'
=, d Elm Grove
'I,iirgat the matter W''l 'C'G references
4. dy. interest We Shou'" nave prsi
.,,,I .ying the extension I'a,' 10 'hu''
"A b. the Seond h'.hcn' 'ne nnv !"
sts.s being removed rom any '"'''eF
,y,srar with streets III general USE
j ht onIy drawback 10 PuD'' SVE
,,,or being the '"atlon o' nePois III
s,,,rmc outskirts Of the c''y' Du' ~ DE-
s..,the Wood street route WIN is Hc'
,nuayInspppo'l'ionsI IlhC'uu'nehepro'
,sloa the part Of the ROAD 10 vNs up '@
',4st Iine through sixteenth "h" SeVepi
y,s,h streets, and the 'on''uanee o' '''c
wsat witch arrangement tue 'ormer
,.n, preferable
rh,r lpIeaSto be some danger 'ha' III
ap4i 10 potet the rl'y'S interests we
nw hnlg hem by oyer'i'SSlhsL Vh
,ai4 dha oales which ue ToNu mas
u0psd,ii hl, 'isn'lIed It's Willingness ID
puaIlihe hghs and convenience OF o'ner
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PARls, August 25.-Thq Ia NaU4, IN It's
announcement yesterday that Gambetta
had not been elected for Chambers, says.
The decision Of the prefect6ral committee
was founded on the fact that In various sec.
tons Of the department voting papers were
credited 70 Gambetta bearing his name
but containing offensive epitllets concern
Ing his competitors which, by the terms Of
law, render the votes void.
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GERMANY.
The BIgoted Crusade Against the Harm.
.r 'i1ri IesB Jews. ij F.IN.t

,r IEau less Jews. iHt FslIef
BERLIN, August.2 .2f.--At the conference OF
the Orthodox Evangelical clergy to-day,
Herr Plattht inspector Of missionsy said tho
Jewish community, which Is hostile to
christianity, Is not content with enjoying
equal rightsIwlth the Christians, but wanted
a predominance over the, Christians He
said they must free themselves
from the supremacy Of the Jews.
The rights already accorded the
Jews could be Withdrawn, and he recom-
mended the substitution Of relative rights
for the absolute civic equality they now en-.
Joy. These rights moreover should be firm.
ly kept within the prescribed limits by
means Of q! special measure in order to
break the Jewishautocracy. The conference
adopted a resolution to this effect. 49,
Herr Stoecker spoke agaitst the Jews at
the conservative electoral meeting to-day.
The anti-JeYish agitator, Herr Ruppel,
also addressed conservative meeting
against the Jews. The meeting was dis.
solved amid great tumult, Herr Rhppel be-
ing Obliged to fly. 'o'5 t4'ff.- 'ai
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storm on the north Carolina Coast.

/, wAsnISdToSt August, %. -tsince the
hour Of regular observation this morn
ing a very high southeast swell has beon
reported oil along the North Carolina
coast.r At ITatteras the signal service OBJ.
server states that the sea has risen to enor-
nous height since sunrise this morning,
and Is now breaking over the bar and run
ming across the beach. At ten this morn.
ing the wind velocity was oyer twenty.eight
miles northeast Heavy, edniulO stipttls
clouds can be seen above the horizon from
east 10 South. CautiOnary, signals have
been ordered TO be displayed along the
North Carolina coast from Cape Henry to
smithyile, in anticipation Of hurricane,
probably moving northwestwart. .,
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REvER PL1a6ED R1RK.
A story Of suAeriPg on a Norwegian
NAalnl. \. -


pf Venel, F
NEw YoRK, August ,S5 The story Of a
ieyer-plagued bark was told to-day, by the
officer that brought het into port, The
vessel is Norwegian bark BeIIona, now
detained at Lower Quarantine. shereached
Santiago from New York April 10, dis
charged and sailed tlienge, for Santa Cruz,
arriving at the latter pliee June l3, to ship
q cargo OF mahogany. While lying at
Santa Crix on July 5, yellow fever broke
out on the /. bark, Thes Captain was A.
Evenson. His wiie,tt0 whom lle had been
married less than q year, was on board.
She was first attacked, The next TO con.
tract tho fever was the second
mate, then the captain was stricken
down and one after another was
added TO the list until eleven out Of the
crew Of twelve were sick with the disease.
The sailmaker was the only man on board
that escaped. Captain Evensori and two Of
the crew died Their bodies were buried
by the authorities. The bark was disin.
fected and detained eight dayh after the
cargo had been shipped. On August 2,
First Mate Carl +. Johnanuesen, who Is
but "a years old, had 80 far recovered that
he decided 10 sail fot New York. II was
impossibleto 10 find seatnen to take the place
Of the dead, but he gave free passage to q
Spaniard and negro, who promised 70 help
work the vessel Il their services were
needed. Luckily, the voyage was pleas
ant one, and the Bell0na reached here
without accident, Captain Eyenson was q
years Of age. He was aIiatiye Of Arendal,
Norway, and had been a master since q
years OF age. r4 jliy rE .a nj 1T
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CtEvkLSSD, August pa large num-
ber ei ;tls,represent4tiyss Of tie refneries
outside of The Standard Company have
been in secret session here yesterday aud
to-day There were tetinets present from
Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Parkersburg, W.
xa4 and btlief places md all the iniepehd-
ent pfnefies oi this; section were repre-.
sented. Tie proceedings are kept very
close, and nothina has. been learned 81
the object or what Iins been done, bjit '' il
supposed that com mbination Is being form.
ed In nhnnsitipn 10 The Standard. -L-III
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tlIr Gavin IiaSfv,s OpIni...

1oSpoS, August g5,1The 1@a says
much has naturally been made Of the
warm approval with which that veteran
Irish patriot, SitGayin Duffy, has greeted
the Land BILL, and Il may be fairly expect.
ed his opinion will have considerable
weight among the more rational Itishmer.
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WAsnISoroS, August 20, | \. M.-At this
hour all is quiet about the Executive Man
sion The members Of the cabinet remain
ed some time after the house had been
closed, at II o'clock. Two policemen kept
watch ut the entr,tncc TO tile grounds Z It
is now ougltthGtths President will last
until Saturday or Sunday, as his recovery
seems now out Of the question.
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FtLr6S, IT,, August 25.-MF. 4. H.
Temple and wife, residing on the farm Of
Mr. A. D. Mitchell, about two miles south
81 ttfS city, were instantly kille,l by light
ning, during, q heavy ,stottn, this morning.
They had heard the storm and were In the
act ointifingwhen Tho fatal stroke entered
the building. An infant about lour months
dld Ras between them at the time they
were killed, but was not injured -Four
dthef ehiklteA we're In the saine room In
bed, hut were not injured IN the least.
The storm was vefy severe one In this
vtFinifv n
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NEw YoRK, August 05.-ws b. somer.
vilicrvlIo ior7twdyears past has presided
oyeA M business relations % the Western
Union Telegraph Company with the news
papers Of the county, hds fteiened the po-
sition ui superintendent d that depart
ment to re,enter on works Of Journalism,
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ApooIiiartiy y0yaee.

tosDoS, August 25. The dory, Bath
City, which has arrived at Falmouth lost
her only compass overheard . week ago.
The crew have not had dry clothes on them
since they LEFT America. The boat 4 d
very poor affair They intend to 20 10
Halnbnfg anl rectoaa The Atlantic IN her.
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ST. rfbt4s, August q. The gas and steam
filters, who struck Monday and Tuesday
ior an advance in their wages Of flity cent
per day, returned to work this morning, The
bosses having agreed 10 the demand,
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A SERIOUS IlioT A 6IfEsrER, VA.
An Attack ON Colored Festival Re
fuISed-An AppeaI for TrooDa.

An Attack ON ColOPed Festival Re.
puIsed-An Appeal for Troops.
RICHMOND, VA, August 25,- Intelligence
has been received here Of a severe riot in
Chesterfield county, and Judge Gregory has
sent d petition to Governor Holiday, call.
ing Tor volunteer military. The troubles
began on Saturday evening, when one
hundred and twenty-five hands employed
by the Bright Hope Railway Company
wentto Chester with the intention Of break.
ing up festival held there by colored Odd
Fellows The rioters attempted %
seize the money box, when the
Odd Fellows resisted, and a ter.
rible scene occurred. Men, women
and children were mixed up and tratnptetl
upon. One Of the ringleaders Of the rioters
tieared the money box, wheH Tom West, a
muscular Odd Fellow, seized carv.
ing kAiie from n meat table and ran a-IitiCk
among tiIe rioters, slashing right and left. lie
cut eight Of them-ioff fatally This
caused them to retire for tile night. The
rioters later attempted 10 take possession
Of The ,village, and entered the house, 0l
Capt jahies snead, Jr., who, by the display
Of firearms, kept them out. They then eti.
tered portef's store, and another desperate
fight ensued. AT daybreak the mob left
the place, but gave notice that they meant
to clean out the town. White and colured
citizens held a meeting Monday, dasked
for the appointment Of special police. To.
day Judge Gregory asked the Governor for
aid from the volunteer military. They ap.
ptehend another attack Saturday night.
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. CtY u MEriO6, August 25.GThe GOV.
erhment will appoint commission 10 de.
sign the basis iof new treaties with ,l,e
United States, Italy and Belgium. - '
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maO llTHe evening official bulletir

$50 p. AlThe evening official bulletin
has the following There has been but
little change ID the Presidents condition
since the noon bulletin was issuct- The
\ -iffehueri1y n His h6lse a now the same as
"A then. His temperature Inns vixen
somewhat, but Is not so high as yesterday
evening. There has been 4 slight discharge
oi nus riiirihg the day from an inrision In
the parutid swelling, but Il isnut diminish
ing In size, No uniayoable change has
been observed In the condition of the
wound, He haRtakOu by mouth a sulH.
| tieht supply d liquid food. At present
his mlssb 1lgS iethpsrGttei ie9,s resPira.
Noni w = 80 ..n--t .L-L .---.----.-
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EoF an Inneeent Enrpeae.

loSDoS, August 2s.--The gtinpowderand
cartridges found III basket ata Midland
railway station, birmingham, Monday,
were Intended iof shooting galleries on the
race cdtifses. They were consigned under
A;iiise description In view of eyading ex.
TIA payment i0t transit oi explosives
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GROWING WORSE
rhC Emil Evidently Near-Bialhea mis-.
hcartCning Dispatch.


hcaftcninE Dispatch.
! NEW sYoRk, August t5.-i6l5 r. MA
private dispatch. from .ihs, White House
says TIE 'apBearahees al the 1'tesidents
chamber Indicate thatthc cabe has taken 1
serious turn. 7tf -
& ExEctrtvEStASStpN, 10 rTN.-HAlthodell
no information can yet be obtained directly
from tlieattendingsu surgeons it's understood
that the Presidents ease has taken an tin'
favorable turn this evening, and that the
swollen paiGtid gland, throughout which
the nus Is nov forming, in small eells OF
poekek, threatens immediate itiahgefous
consequences. Unless a favorable change
takes place within the next twenty.iout
hours the worst l. ,apprehended, ~, ,
AZ nine O'clock tonight Secretary Blaine
sent the following dispatch; 2
LOtret, Aipiaer, Lmdon.
The President has lost ground today.
Some OF his symptoms this afternoon and
evening are Of the gfavest character The
condition oi the swollen gland and Of The
phisG nhd tetnbetattirG suggest seffo,is and
alarming complications His mind at In.
tervals has hcen somewhat beclOudetl and
wandering. His strength fails, but he still
swallows liquid food oi a nourishng chat.
acier and apparently digests II. On TIM
one fact rests the hope that Is still left Of a
FsaStiUn's aSS1sU'nn'sn dot r9sg sSfYI--ApifSiEI SfYI--AiSE ssfH
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MOSfRElI August ga. j. whiItoh
Head, of the Weights and Measures De.
Of this city, became heavy deiaulter, and
has absC0nded to,the United States,
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LosPoS, August 25,IThe House ol Com.
mons today passed thd appropriation bill
The House adjourned unfit Saturday, when
NWlll meet 70 be prorOgued,
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coSFriS+tSoPth August &.TTwo sah.
culinary ehgagehients occurred between an
army corps sent from tIagdAd ana the Mon.
teft Arabs. The latter were defeated an
both oecasi9ng and theiF leader killed.