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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Friday July 90 1891
General Emroh, the Bulgarian Premier, has been re-
admitted to the Russian Army.
The opening OF the Electric Exhibition at Paris has
been postponed To the llth of August
The new steamship servn, OF the Cunard Line is
being htted with ninety eight electric lamps.
The Italian Court Of Appeals reduced the
passed the six prisoners riot at the re-
moval OF the body OF Pope Plus TX
The Hamburg American Steamship Company will
henceforth send two steamers from Hamburg to New
YORK weekly Instead OF one Ii week az heretofore.
News has been received from Trieste that the Aus
rians have encountered such difficulties they were
compelled to POSTPONE the attempt TO introduce the
Landwehr system III the District OF Cataro, IN tho Her
ZcgOvina
duel was fought yesterday in Berlin between a
dent and officer OF the Army Reserve. The weapons
were pistols. The student was killed This is the fifth
aHir OF similar character III Germany within about
fortnight.
Mabel Wilbcrforce, the plaintiff the libel case of
wiberforce ganst Philip, was to-day brought up at the
Westminster Police charged with perjury in the
oner rciDanded.
The Times in its financial article this morning says
that further sum OF 100000 win he withdrawn from
the Bank of England In connection with the Italian
ON Tuesday, after which there Will probably be pause
In these operations
There ADMINISTRATIONS every night against the
Hebrews Mt Hammerstcn, Prussia and further
cesses feared The gcndarmes powerless There
were similar riots at Bacrwald. POnerania Tuesday,
when quantity OF Hebrew property was destroyed.
The Daily Neps connects the names of the Right Rev.
Dr. Fraser, Bishop Of Manchester. the Rev. Dr. Henry
Master OF the Temple and the Rev DR.. Henry Lldon,
Canon OF St. PauPs, with the Deanery of West
minister.
dispatch to The Times from Tunis says the Bcy has
frulcssy endeavorod TO raise irregular force to pro-
ceed to the interior lie has sent rcquison To Biserta
for irrcunr cavalry, but the men positively refused
to respond An revolt was on the point of break
ing out at that place.
The actual murderers of Abdul Azz have been cAiled
to the Province Of cdaz Arabia apart from their other
accOmplices. The remainder of the alleged murderers
were sent to iie'az Arabia yesterday Ii rs reported
that Midhat Pacha Will be confined on island apart
from the Others
Clare Sewell Read, late member of Parliament for
South Norfolk. and noted authority agricultural
matters, speaking at agricultural meeting yesterday,
SAID he did not believe there great OF grain.
The crops looked WELL he sad but would not bear the
test OF close inspection
dispatch from Copenhagen to The Standard says that
In spite OF the Radical triumph in the elections the Min
listers have determined long they backed by
majority of the Upper House. to continue their struggle
for the Constitution of 1865, which gives both houses
equal The Radicals endeavorng to make the
Lower House supreme by imposing Ministers of its own
selection upon King
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TELRGRAPRIC N0rRS

KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE
Boston, July 23.-The Grand Castle of the Massa-
chusetfs knights Of the Golden instituted tn.
evening by Castle officers from Philade Hainor
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
UTICA, n. y, July 29.-Benjasnin Howe aoa
twentythree wears OF Camden n " killed hxhtnins
while walking through near Oriskanr Fss -
o'clock this afternoon. A~@ ~ .
- WILLIAM HALLoCK STILL LIVING
SOUTH NokWALK, Conn, July 29.-Wiiiarn Hal
lock- the brakeman. who seriously injured Inv the CO.,
hslon ireht trains al Rye Thursday afte1n sti
broken. - ~ ~ WINS "''o
PROPOSED SYNAGOGUE AT LONG BRANCH.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 29--A subscription
iund IN being raised the cottage and botl
residents Of this place with erection of 40 al
worship ier lsretes In CLOSE proximity
cottage colony piece Of land has presented
purpose.
FATAL HORSE DISEASE IN NEW-yERSEY.
RED BANK, N. j., July 20-Horses for the past
week this place at Long branch Ocean Grove and other
fata cases have been reported tho animals each
curubng 70 the Disease In about hour
cases where they dropped dead On the road
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OUTLAWS HUNTED BY BLOoDHoUNDs

CHICAGO, July pa dispatch from the
Maple Spring Camp, Eau elaine County, WIS., saws
Ne" me mas oeen Infused into the pursuit the VIII
ains brothers by the arrival of eight Iadan scouts with
thirty bloodhounds, employed the West by the United
states Government The scouts are headed by
4" Buffalo" " Charlie and Yellowstone Kelley Witb
'Dese names the public made familiar during Gus
ters ana MileSs campaigns in 1875 aud 1877 Buffalo
hailt paeits Drothers and sisters killed hy tho
Innlanr over SIX years ago, since which time he las
gwen hls whole heart 10 the king redskins
ana iugtivcs from Justice generally The mail OF The
outlaws VIII be taken up in The vicinity Dooiittes
camp ana the scouts will ahead tho entire pack
OF DooQbomds, making such hunt As was never wit
messed in the Big be.o
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BRITISH MEDICAL OPINION.

LONDON, July 29.-'Tbis weeks Lancet the leading
medical journal of London, referring to President
Garfeld's wound. says:
Portions Of the dress may have been carried into the
wound, and each ascess that forms not only direct
source OF danger from pain and fever and danger of
us spreading deeply but with each fresh liability
10 blood poisoning. IL quite Impossible to feel any
Serny that we may not hear OF another abscess re-
lapse, and II s OF great Importance the patients
constitutional ygor should be maintained at as high
pitch as possible ia view OF future troubles The
sbsence OF fcver and OF exhaustion any cause
sor immediate alarm, but until the wound is quite healed
@ tne bullet either removed safely encysted there
viii pe Inability 10 recurring Assesses, each attended
Win the risk of blood poisoning 0N
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FIRE RECORD.
THE BURNING OF THE oRrFLA,,ME.

SAN FRANCISCO, July pa dispatch re-
ceived here from Los Angeles gives folio wing par
tculars OF the loss of the British ship ornamme Can
tam Green, which left London January 81 for San
aDcisco, with assorted cargo OF coal and erchan
dse' while in company of the OF Peru with the
I1alln bark Saint Andrea, Captain Mazella, from Hull
January 3, for Francisco: The oriaan,ne tool
IL ls presumed from spontaneous combustion the
cos @ ia lh' lower mold. The crew bad only time
cure citilns and left the ship for saint Andrea
er poafcing the bark explosion took place on the
siip ana she sank immediately The ca Dfaii and crew
ae III go9o nealth The British Consul has ordered tho
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SEVERE STORMS IN PENNSYLTANTA.

CARBoNDALE, Penn, July 29.-The heaviest
storm in years passed this city to-day Mrs
Harry Van Worst. resident this city, was struck bv
lightning and instantly killed her husband being nocied
nsensibe az her side. Old man received spcerons
Injuries while engaged IN picking whorcberries short
instance from the Van Worst house. THREE others we're
seriously huft by lightning portion Of the cnpoa was
torn rom the large caTshops aud DAMAGE several pr
Nat dwellings ls reported. Tie large switch boards in
the Telegraph office were almost totally tsfroyet sa
wind blew gale aud the poured in orrnts for ffv
minutes. - ~ my
WILKEsBARRE, Penn, July PA terrific thunder ana
nan storm passed over this city to-day At Kingston
the lightning struck y C. Wcndalle harm demoshfnc fr
and killing valuable stallion a mn y
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CHINA AND THE OPIUM TRADE.

LONDON, July 29.-The Secretary of the
Society for the Suppression Of the Opum Trade acting
Oh the suggestion of Colonel Gordon, some time ago
wrote TO the Viccroy OF China explaining the socieys
views on the traiS The vicroy, in reply saws Opium
III snDee' on which England and China never meet
on common ground China views the whole question from
moral and England from n fiscal staudrojpt Tho
ah'sc Government ts Impressed with the necessity Of
,iN"S sfVhunhS efforts 10 control the flood OF oinm
n.ote IL oVcriows the whole country. The treaty
WIN America containing prohibory clause, en-
t,,nees the herf that broad principles of Justice and
lsrhgso humanity Will prevail in the future relations
oi Cbiia with the Western nations"
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THE BRlTANNIC DISASTER

LIVERPOOL, July 29.-The Maritime Court of
Inquiry INTO the loss Of the steamer Britaunic Of the
White Star Line which on the Irish coast on
the tth inst found that the speed Brtannc was
net excessive. that the captain would not have been
Justified In anchorng; that the fog signals the
shor" station a Hook Point fired mt regular in
terVas: that prudence should have induced continued
soundings; bat that on the whole. the one OF
an unfortunate mistake of Judgment. The would
not take anv steps IN regard "a the captains certificate
IL may bu stated that the evidence showed that the
giasarS for timing the ring " for senas Point
were out ~ order and the irreguariy of the firing
caused the Hook Ia bo mistaken for Tuskar.
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PAYING PART OF THE TAXES.

John f. Dillon and A. l.. Hopkins, receivers
of the Manhattan Railway Company rendered yester-
day to A. 8. Cady Clerk of Arrears check drawn upon
the Shoe and Leather Bank for $ls6lS7 Al on
of taxes levied upon the structure OF the New-York
Elevated Railway. Under the advice of the Corporation
Counsel the money was received by Mr. Cady and a re-
ceipt given In the folio wing form:
Received from Messrs. John +. Dillon and A. L. Hon.
kins, receivers OF the Manhattan Railway Company a
check upon the Shoe and Leather Bank $lS61 81
The same is stated by the receivers rendered me
on account of taxes assessed in the 1879
upon the real estate or real property OF the NewYork
Elevated Railroad Company. A. S. Cady Collector OF
Assessments and Clerk OF Arrears"
The entire amount OF the due from all the COM
panies is about $l,oO0,000. The amount paid by the
receivers Is about go per cent of the levied upon
the structure Of the New Company Some surprise
s felt by the tax officials at the amount being
paid 1t suggested that the receivers did believe
that check for less than the entire amount would be
received by tho authorities.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS

leans 10 CAIRO, distance OF $50 miles exclusive of sid
igs togetner with the KasciuSko Branch twentvone
miles was completed and trains running in an a.
rectioas at p IN. to-day To complete this hercnloa,
@ sk iorce OF over 1000 men distributed along the
changing and TO Colonel L. p Brien assistant eenerI
manager the success mainly due IL Is estimated that
e hciual cost Of the work IL about 1900 0OO All ina
alls passenger and freight, VIII on schedule time
to-InOrrOw (SaturiaNl az nenal -
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I'LL.
SECRETARY BLAINE's DISPATCH.

DISPAICH,
WASHINGTON, July 29.-The following was sent
tonight:
LOWELL, Minister, London.
The Presidents afternoon fever was less TODAY than
yesterday ana at this hour-half past IL p. m--has
almost disappeared Temperature very nearly normal
His wound ia in a healthy condition and he is doing We'll
N all respects His physicians greatly encouraged
BLAINE, Secretary,
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THE TRANSVAAL SETTLEMENT

DURHAM, July 20.-rhe difficulty obstructing the
negotiations between the Royal Commission and
the Boers has been removed. There have been
several meetings of the Beers and the Commission
ana everything appears in fair way to a settle
ment The principal conditions of the Convention
are the right of passage of British troops through
the Iransvaal the Suzerains control of foreign re-
lations, the abolition of slavery and the mainten-
once OF religious liberty. If the V0Esr does not
Queens sovereignty will revive
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LONDON, July 2S.-ln the House of Com
mons tlis afternoon Sir William Harcourt the Home
Secretay sad precautions would be taken against tho
bradagh meeting to protest against the exclusion of
tat agl ator from the House of Commons Interfering
Win ttnho or causing disturbance in Palace Yard
Tuesday evening. 7 'i'~ ''' 'NNV
me total number OF petitions presented in the House
vi NohHoh- during the present session of Parliament
piS ing tue House To reject any change the law Which
haN ne proposed for admitting atheists Parliament il
ioo- WIN 23O1!) sgia urrs, aud the of
tons t praying for The alteration the law is G73 with
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owef" VIII follow the lead of the United States In rec
T". r, 'he new Constitutional Government OF Peru.
"o aiohteneros have been active in the Interior al
nogh IN small parties. Some time ago thew capturod
smroro1 ~ Chians, and after treating them cruelty
y"mrnor or .ucil 10 return to Lima The Chans swear
benrc ~ .or tlese 0utragcs, and only few nights
tn es, % ssoeler left couple of battaons endeavored
'ioi tner nrracSs for t. at purpose but were
controin py & dner Officers who runatcy succeeded in
tho tien Lima is not yet safe from the ire of
the Ms Mm II these vcngcful reprisas are continued by
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RESPONSIBILITY FOR IN ACCIDENT

Boston, July 29.-The Railroad Commission
ers report ON the disaster at Zoar Troy and Green
field Railroad states that the accident was due To the
forgctuness Of the engineer of the express train Aaron
Corss. They censure Conductor Kmball for not exer
cisng greater watchfulness the engineer and
recommend that the system Of signals in vogue on the
0d Colony Road be adopted by the Troy Greenfield
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NATIONAL GREENBACK CONTENTION

ALBANY, July 29.-George 0. Jones, chair
man OF the State Central Committee of the National
orccnoach party has issued an address calling on the
members of that party to elect delegates to tho st,
convention TO be held n Eira on August o. The ran
resenaon In the convention will be one deegate from
each Assembly District for every 100 yofea cast i
VI AoV cAccculnS
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GENERAL DI CEsNOLA AT BERLIN.

LONDON. July 29.-The Berlin correspondent of
The Iimcs telegraphed yesterday as follows:
General d Cesuoa, who has been invited 10 meet
chiefs OF the learned and historical world onigi
residence OF Mr. White, the American Minister hopes
soon io c able to publish his ard elaborate work
the archaeology Of Cyprus of which 800 only will
be printed General di Ccsuoia Will visit the chief
archaeological centres Of Germany and then home
The Berlin correspondent of The Morning Post
says: " General iii CcSnua has succeeded in obtain
ing an aucxchange OF duplicates with the Berlin Mu-
hruIl.N
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Il DISHONEST BOOKKEEPER.

BOsTON, July 19.-William d. Washburn,
bOokkeeper for Henry @. Burroughs & Co., wholesale
dealers In meat ut Faneul Hall Market arrested
this morning charged with the embezzement OF from
$4,000 to from his employers 1t stated that
the firm has letter Washburn confessing his guilt
but he does not state amount stolen He is not
extrayagant man and has bad habits. Washburn is
about forty of agc.
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THE MISSIONARY INSTITUTE

HIGHLANDS, N. j., July 29.-The exerc;oa.
ss morning Of the Missionary Institute at the At,a,
Highlands Association Camp Grounds consisted Of
discussion rs to what Improvement can be made IN the
methods OF work In foreign countries the Rev Mes.r.
Dn the subject - 1850 AVAIL coseS
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steamers. and serious damage narrowly escaped.
The Admiral from Gloucester and the Nantasket bound
to Nantasket Beach, in collision off Long Island.
The latter struck the starboard side forward OF
the paddlcbox, and considerably damaged. The
Admral's stern was also somewhat injured. The Nan
taskct Owed back tc this city by the tug William
Sprague. No person was Injured.
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DEFAULT THAT NAY BE SET ASIDE.

oPRiNGFIELD, ILL.,, July 29.-It is understood
between the lawyers engaged in the case OF John H
Waterbury against the Illinois Midland Railway Conn
pany ct a that the default on July % against
m @ neiendant companies VIII be aside II they choose
W ls an appearance before the return Of the writ
winch Is Monday next The complainant NAV then nress
in the court. ''e"'S SUNS Pen0'"s
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EXTENSION POsTpONrn

CoNcoRD,N. H., July 29.-Im the House YES
'crday after long debate the bill to extend the Boston
au Maine Railroad from Alton Bay 10 wicrs and La
" "as ihoehmtey postponed, by vote OF SO 100.
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$4,000 LOSS AT HAMBURG. IOWA

CHICAGO, July 29.-A special dispatch to
me Times from Hamburg Iowa, July 2s. SAYS: The
Hamburg House and furniture; ]. j. VOLTS LIQUOR
store and part OF its contents Kenett's drug store
ana thc western Union Telegraph Ohce were DESTROYED
py nre TINS morning The fire riginated the hotel
Iauhur!. Loss SlsOOO; Insurance about 10000.
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THE DROUTH IN NEW-JERSEY.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 29.-The long
nnueo dronsh is burning up the other grain
In tho southern portion of the county and the Dr. 80.
no eags are making havoc with the potato crop Tn.
or Soms rn lawns OF Hollywood Park, comprising ftv
" more acres are burned bare. Ts AAy
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.


THE LAND BILL SENT TO THE PEERS.
MR.. GLADSTONE PILOTS HIS LAND Bull SUCCESS
FULLY THROUGH THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
BETTER TIMES IN PERU
The British House of Commons passed the
Irish Land bill last evening and it was after
ward read in the House of Lords. The French
elections are fixed for the 21st of August
The AnglOTransvaal negotiations are now
proceeding smoothly. The Peruvian Congress
organized on the 10th inst. and proceeded with
legislative business
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TANNERY DESTROYED.

HARRISBURG, Penn, July 29.-The large tan
merry OF the Mexican Brothers, AT watsoniown Nortbu-
berand County destro, cd by fire yesterday Loss
the F-'f'oS
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CALAIS, Me-, July 29.-rhe dwelling of NJ.
shVerstone was damaged 10y fire this morning TO tho
extent OF $4,000; insured. George Bradford was killed
ana nVe other persons injured one OF them sim.
pael spehne! probably fatally, by falling chimney.
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NEW ROAD TFyAe

GALVESTON, Tex, July pa special to
Ine Ae'es from Austin says: "The Paris and Great
northern Railroad Company filed their charter here
yesterday, providing for "a standard gauge railroad fro,
tai stock is $500, ,o0O.~ ' ~ ~ N"f-
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FEAT IN CHANGING GAIrCE.

NEw-ORLEANs, July pa o'clock this
morning the work OF changing the gauge the Chicago
st. Louis and New-Oreans Railroad Great jackson
route from five feet to the standard gauge OF feet
inches was COMMANDED The entire line from New-Or.
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DAMAGE TO A SODA WATER FACTORY

FIRE broke out in the decorative glass shop
at John Matthewss soda water factory No $50 Ear
I"ehty-sixth-st, yesterday morning. II damaged the
STOCK 5000 and the building $780, before II was extin.
uhgmshed Tle cause OF the outbreak is not known.
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GUIDE ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT

WATERFOWL, N. Y, July 29.-Charles Par
ker the guide who attempted assault upon Mrs.
George Bull while conveying her from Forked to
ton. Ont.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH,
MONEY STOLEN II

MONEY STOLEN FROM HOUSE
NORWICH, Conn, July 29.-The hourse of Mrs
Alnra hawson ~ West Woodstock entered ON Friday
morning while she her garden 5000 money and
BOYS DROWNED AT CAPE MAY POINT
,.. CApE MAY POINT, N. j., July 29.-Lewis Lang
age ectvely tweve
while bathing today ~ "A0A "''o
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
nfOrTSvuLE, Penn, Jnly 28.-At Centralia to-dav
ins avee Wa instantly killed by lightning stand
49, uoe Az shenandoah Mrs Jopensk while sittine
probably pruve fatal eo ' A""''os WIZ
KILLED IN QUARREL ABOUT DOC
.CtNClNNATl July 29.-On july OF near Fsber-
5nelDy county Tennessee Kenfroe shot and kled
=; y wilson They qualrelied dog and WsSn shot
returned his irA 9th Q revolver - ~ A'9iAAS0
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CONTRACT AWARDED

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, July 29.-The contrac,
Tor the construction OF the thirty miles Of the West
MAI harcad ir0m Newbnrg to Kingston has been awarded
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COLLISION BETWEEN STEAMERS.

BOSTON July ga collision occurred ut 6
o'clock this morning In thick fog between two harbor
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

- EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 a. m.--Immediatcly
after the evening dressing yesterday the Presidents
afternoon fever began gradually to subsde He
slept well during the night and this morning free
from fever looks well and expresses himself cheer
fully. No rigors have occurred during the past
twenty-four hours, indeed at any time since the
l5th inst. moderate rise Of temperature in the
afternoon is to be anticipated for some days to
come AT present his pulse is 81 temperature 9S.4;
respiration, Is. ID. w BLISS.
J. K. BARNES.
j.. } WOODWARD
ROBERT RkYBUHN.
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IHE RERIIN MISSION

LONDON, July 29.-'rhe Berlin correspond
NV, VI e lemes says 1t Is crediby rumored that the
'oi Carl Sclnrz will succeed the Hon. Andrew d. White
as Aiuericnh Minister to Germany. 1t doubtless
"N spohoid triumph for the who fed from Berlin
as revolutionary than thirty yoars oeo o rc,prn
as hister from The great Republic the West but IL is
do''oo'm whether such transformation scene would
give much satisfaction at the court,
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A PROMPT CONTRADfCTI,
THE BRADLAUGH AGITATION.

,rhoa =. FI'0W Tie Etenin0 Posi-.
mere ls absolutely nothing in this rumor The stor
10 py no means and has been codtradcted before
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1890 p. m.-The President bore the dressing of
his wound well this morning, aud exhibited very
little fatigue after its completion. The appearance
Of the wound, the character and quantity of the
discharge and the general condition OF the patient
are satisfactory. He rests well and takes an ade-
auate quantity of nourishment At preseut his
pulse Is 50; temperature, SS.4 respiration, 49,
ID. W. BLISS
j. X. BARNES.
J. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN
FRANK III. HAMILTON
Up m.-The President has been comfortable aud
cheerful during the day. and has had quite "a nap
since the noon bulletin issued Tho afternoon
febrile rise came on later and so marked as
yesterday The wound has been discharging freely
and looks WELL AT present lis pulse IS 0S; tenn
perature, 100; respiration 20.
ID. w. Bliss.
}. j WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.
j X BARNES.
FRANK II. HAMILTON