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the New York Coilectorshin

NEW YORK, August 1.--Colleetor Merritt
formally retired from office this morning
and his successor, eX.Judge Robertson
took his place. Collector Merritt, in an IN
formal address, turned the office over 10
Judge Robertson, who maze brief response
Deputies were then sworn 10. They were
The same who served, HrJIn
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PORT OF RiCHMOND. AUGUST Il 1851
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New lors,
merchandise snd passengers, a. W. Amen 10
agents. -. ,-.,,-.-,A.. ..o..,.,
disc add passengers. }. W. MdCarTsck, agent
steamer Ariel, clifford, AOrfoiA, United s1aS
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. o. IA'um'
schooner ". u. Knght. rawes, Baltimore Iron
Old Dominica Iron. and Saii' Won o.,,.,.,.h,.
Schooner y. Il, Naudii.eni bye I"i@'N'PH'"f
schocasr Major Tantum, SHOE Philadelphia
Schooner julia A. Garrison, Cor5on, Philadelphia
Sehooney sarah J. Vaughan, Vaughan, Philafel-
' nco SSa samuel Hart, HOboos Boston, ice, j.
scboouer mabel 'Ihouas Mckay, Bos on, fee,
sebooser " +. Gr,Gn, Tsaey, Winisor, plaster,
w sebeoner Erra =. Anderson, MeClain Albany
lumbey, &. .. W hi.ioaS. ,,...,-,. .,-.,, tf.x-
I Seho0ner FIDDLE Palmer, Alexandria, gram hAA-
'scboaneT f.oreioe Shaw Van Ceai, Charleston,
| pbosuhate. Southern FeI tilifng Company. .
siooner cara NJ. Goodman HeaFS' Ne" iofA'
'S Schooner XTcLeS Re- ses smith, Norfolk light
| CaTiis & Parker
| AIenr R0 ST, JULY 81.
BARK J. A. Rsowo, -, Port s>Ain, Phosphate
Allison & AdciS0n
SAILED.
steamship MaBhaii On, Kelly, Niw YorS' merchah-
schoouir Annie tes, Looks, rhiAdspoia' "0ns'
Curtis x Packer. -. -, -.
| chandise. Curtis Parker: o,,,,.t
Sehoones M .. Carroll, Carroll, Philadelphia,
| coal curtis A Parser. s,,,, - VII
| SehoOnfr AT.ssT kt0fs' chih' Nc" i"'Nt
coal. Lor,t - Parker. ,, -, c.-
Us & Packer. - GO, -, s.,,, eo.ia.,,c.,
| Cht,s,g. axe and Ohio Railroad ComnsnN
. | scs~oDer Adde Jor4On. LeaVil, Ne"DutSp"''
coal. chesapeake and Ohto Railroad COMPANY
SsbooatF Ella Ilarnss, -, Ne"afk' ~ NV
ellaadise, CurIis & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
lvpu,IApELPmA JAY S0.--Arriyed, ,esY 600 h, |,
InsteS Ames Eamnnds, from Richmond anu - :"
Navel lehman, from Nireinia. -. Nt.y,to
| NEw YORK July S0.-Arfived. sehooat' "N
| Nnlxev Hart. nom Richmond Tor b"e.on. nris
, 'Z,SSyARO HAVEN, July Z9,-AfN0'' W.
= | R'n.ek from RichmOnd for BoSton. - A
NJHTxtNoRIA Juy S0.-eailsd sehoon'h " -
y | Moore - Tor licbmood, -. W N
, | "NoRPOLk. July S0.-AIriVed, tc.sonne,, n,sun
- tbsre Fdr ards, from kiehmOnd for NeS 49, Var.
- rn1n nut In for sapplies also schooner D>N
~ asy l,arTI,ou, from James river, 4. s.,s, A n
..s' "J1,ITIMoaE July 80 Arrived, sgonnt "a Nj
70 rtsia Fr.Sh. ffsn Chlekahomfny H'en wv -
E. papncek, Hubbard, NON james rNsf'
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Kentucky state Election

CINCINNATI, o., August l.-Rcporis from
the State election in Kentucky, which is in
progress to-day, show that at noon in Gov.
ington the Republican candidate for State
senator was 100 ahead, and in Newport the
Republican candidate was 300 ahead.
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Bishop Ravens Ill,

SAN FRANCIsCO, August IA dispiich
from Portland, Oregon. says that Bishop
G. A. Ravens, OF the Northern Methodist
Episcopal Church, is lying dangerously i'll
in that city. He is not expected to re-
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sToCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, Anzust 1. 1881.

~ MONDAY, August i. 1891.
sALEs.-10O shares Richmond and Ailesbany
Railroad stock at So, "a thares Charlotte. Colum.
ba and Augusta Railroad stock at s5gE 10 shares
do. at 5sk. 10 shares Norfolk and Western Railroad
preferred stock at 6lk. so do. at 50, 10 DO. at
6lES. 10 do. (B. So 10 shares Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad stock at 81, 10 shares Columbia
and Greenvlie Railroad preferred stock at csh
EyENISG SALEs.-20 slaves Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad stock at 81, DO DO at 3ls. 10 do.
At 3IS 10 DO. at 3lh 80 do. at ~: 20 shares Nor
folk and Western Railroad prefesed stock az COX,
20 DO. llots) az COY; $1,000 Columbia and
Greenyilie Railroad stock second mortgage S. a,
%. 1 900 do. nj 95R, 10 co. preierres at S6k.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK. August 1.-The Posts financial arli-
Gle GAO T. VI. tditiOnl says: The stock Exchange
was opened for business AT IL o'clock, ana all the
markets since then have been dun and ieatureless
There are no new developments respecting trunk
line railroad affairs. The result OF the huctua.
lions I'm The stock market thus far to day Is de-
cine OF 4GA per cent, the latter Northern Pacific
prr fcrred, The other stocks which are notably
lower are Texas and Pacific, Wabash and The trunk
line shares. United States bonds are higher for
The As and a. AMI extended 6's. State bon $
arc neglected Railroad bonds are dun aud
Irregular The money market IS without spe'
cal feature, there betDg an abundance OF loaHa'
bic funds which command On call ~ Q per cent,
ON time 10 8 per cent, and on mercantile paper
3646 per cent The market for foreign exchange
Is very duh.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August l.-Vlrginia g.. c0nsols,
u past-due coupons. 81; new 10-40's, J3A.
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sIMMoNs LIYER REGULATOR.
U,AKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATE

TI,AKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
The symptoms Of Liver Complaint are il.ter OF
bad taste I'm the mouth Pain in the Back, Sides or
Joints often mistaken for Rheumatism; sour
stomach Loss OF Appetite; Bowels alternately
co. tive aud lax; Headache Loss OF Memory wilma
painful sensation of having failed to do something
which ought 10 have been done; Dehihiy' 10"
Spirits; thick yellow appearance Of the eAin ana
Ewes a Dry Cough, often mistaken fof Consuhip-
tOn. 49,
sometimes many Of these symptoms altenu 'ue
disease, at others very few; but the Liver tne
rest organ in the body. generally the seat oil le
disease, and If not Regulated IN time great Suiier-
ING. wrctcbedness, and Death Will ensae.
As AN UNFAILING SPECIFIC TAhE slhMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE.
CAUTION. Buy no Powders or Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR unless In our en-
grayed wrappei, with trademark. sta np and sigma
ture unbroken. None other IS genuine.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY co
Philadelphia, Ia.
so,npv All DPrCGIgTs. b 4.eOdtAua0
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s8a&9.5O; extra,
{6 superhne, $3.756S4.50; common family,
SG25: choice or patent family. S75oGesS; Staun-
ton Inspection, extra. 50 superhne, 80.
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NEW TERRITORY ACQcIRED, Our days ef
Ihenmallsm are welinigh numbered, ac-
eording TO an Illinois exchange. 81. Jacohs
VII enters Rheumatic territory and eotl.
auers every subject. TbsRs right ave
believe In il, yAf
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August NO0n.-Stocks weak.
Money. 2k63. tXchange-LOnR, 4S2; short
ass. state bonds dull. Governments quiet and
steady. $500,
Governments quiet and firm; new 5s. l02; new
49,, il4s; new As. 6as. states dull.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, August /, 1881.

SALES.
WHEAT White 604 bushels prime and very
good at ~ 81 and 1928 80 bushels good at 81 20
20 bushels common at Sl.10. Lancaster 1908
bushels very good at Al .27 and Sips; 1850 bush.
els GOOD at Sl25 and Sl.26; 40 bushels good
at 81 ~: 1873 bushels common at sl.l0; Mixed
4s0 bushels prime and very good at sl.Z6 and
RI2S: 3O4 bushels good atSl.25; IL bushels COM
mon al Sl.15. FHltz, 2242 bu, hels pr me aud very
good at ~ % ano 1928; 632 bushels good at
SI.2O: l.2O6 bushels common at 81 and SLY.
C0RN-White, $50 bushels prime and very good
al 6Ic.: 400 bush els common at 6Oc. Mixed. 1916
bushels good and very good at &c.; 20 bushtls
common az soc.
OATs.-74 bushels prime winter at soc.
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mAgINE INTELLIGENCh. .

PORT OF RICHMOND. August /, 1891.
ARRIVED.
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COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, August l.-Vlrgina 6's. cOnsc
81; past-due coupons. 81; new 10-40's, 53A.
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ID. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
ID. HAYES AGNEW.

and discharges healthy pus freely from the
deeper as well as the superficial portions.
He has taken nourisbment well and in sutli-
cicDt quantity. and in all respects continues
10 do well. The rise OF temperature this
afternoon is slight. At present bis pulse Is
l04: temperature, 80 ); respiration, 20.
ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
ID. HAYES AGNEW.
Executive MANSION, August Ill L. VI.
The Presidents case to-day has presented
no features OF especial importance which
have not already been noticed IN the Official
bulIetins. His appetite has been rather bet
ter than Yesterday. lie has partaken more
freely OF solid food, and his bill OF fare has
bpen extended 10 embrace several things
hitherto forbidden, including coffee, OF
which he drank half cup to-day for the
first time. The surgeons continue to give
him kanmisS occasionally in place OF an
canal quantity OF milk, and although this
mild Tartar stimulant has little to recon-
mend il TO the average taste, the President
expresses decided liking for 1t and drinks
il eagerly. The PATIENTS wound discharged
freely at the evening dressing, and It's APP
nearance was in every way satisfactory,
The usual afternoon fever was light ana
passed off earlier than usual, and The Presi'
dent went to sleep and has been sleeping
most OF the time since. His pulse Is lOO,
and his temperature and respiration are
normal.
The Search for the Bullet.
REPORT OF PROFESSOR ALEXANDER GRAHAM
BELL.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Au'
onSt The induction balance used Dy
Professors Bell and fainter in the expert
mems made this morning for the purpose
of ascertaining the location OF the Dali Ia
the Presidents body differs very materially
from the apparatus with which they began
the exnerimen,s several weeks ago. I'M
mariana notifications and changes have
been made in the shape, size, ana arrange,
ment OF the induction coils. Inc shiail
clock which was part Of the original ap-
naratus has been dispensed with and con-
denser has been introduced into lne
urinary circuit. The result OF these
notifications and improvements Is an
anparatus, which, although not essen
tally new in principle, Is more sensF
live RI small masses Of metal at distance,
and better adapted TO the requirements OF
military surgery, than anything OF the KIND
hitherto devised. The apparatus 10 us pre-
sent improved form consists OF two M
coils about four inches In diameter and one
half inch in thickness OF insulated copper
wire, battery, condenser, an interrupts
or circuit breaker, and telephone "
ends Of The primary or inducing coil ar.
connected with the poles OF the battery
and In same circuit with the condenser an'
small lDteTupler, whose vibrating topgp
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BALTIMORE, August l.-Beef'caitle market dnll'
and an eXcept extreme tops ere &c. M very best,
5EIB4r.; hrst quality, 4G54c.; medium, 3h4c.;
ordinary, 24@Sc. most sales we're RON a 10
swine I'm fair supply aud moderate demand; quota
tions 99G05kr.; receipts 1853 head. The arrivals
of sheen and lambs were 204 head; qu0stlons--
sheep 395c. lambs, 3M6c.
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Horrible sr,n,e MURDER

Jacksonville, Fla July 6.--Par,icu,ars of q
m'st horrible triple murder have just reached
here. Sheriff Mickler, of Fernau dino county,
who lives seven miles from the cour, house
having occasion to go there on the 10Th 9 1
Ju'e, left his three children, eyed 8 % and IA
Years, alone with . negro named King, to
whom he had been very hind. The
fead shot and mortally wounded the oli.sf
ana the drove the Ut ers TO the woods and
snot the elder 10 death a cut the throat Uf
the other and left II for dead. He then re-
turned, robbed he house of what hs CON ID
carry. and waylaid Mr.. Mlckier, d :
Gig lug to XIII him Ou MS re-.
,lurn,. but neighbor AccOmpar led
Mr. Mickler and the murderer was IN W. rted
Two Of the W. undsd chiidr.n wher fOuud
were abe 70 give accounts of the terrible faIr.
IL is thought perhaps both arc ! ow dead
The n-nd wa, Captured and confessed his
crime He was hanged II the presence and
with the approval nf two hu ndred citizens,
pentlng,s
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south Am orican News.

New York, July 0. Panama adylces soy tho
doles from Lima to the 10Th Inst. say all eiro, 3
to obtain quorom In the Pc. uvian congress-
have failed, although the central and northern
di.trlats have all declared In favor Of provis-
lonal government and their representative,
: EN- for legislative pnrposss, or TO stimulate
ss..r to an effort 10 throw on
Chillan domination. The Chil,ans
nsve taken the pains TO nnd thAt the Gust ,ms
garrison, stationed st PlacS Psralia. MOI
nndlng either Afequtpa, .Ayachuecha or o, her
southern points inrliasd 10 maks any Rre 4
sao ince for ,he prolongAti N Of the var, the
mis- ION probab,y 10 N induce the Roiivisn
"ongr.ss 70 put forth more determlned efforts
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Fort worth.


Special to the Bernid.
+ 1T Worth, July 5.-six prisoners were
started from this place this morning for Hunts-
vile.
br Beall performed very delicate and
painful operation yesterday, on Mr.. Gray.
extracting from the bladder half ounce
stone.
Mr.. Rluse's buggy was run into yesterday,
ny Water wagon, amt col sid rrHbly injured
great Tim. Was had at the farmers picnic
ste,day, and the Occasio. will long be TO-
meinDeieu by thJse present, rs q pleasant
one.
About dozen couples of young ladies' and
gentlemen started out yesterday To have u
u tie picnic Il their own. They had it, too,
II we are any judge. The vino III y TOOK cut
anyway.
a par y OF young gentlemen were out on
seien ding tour last night.
aud does kewise.
The p stvfiice is getting into good running
orner again, although the new clerks are, az
rather ''grten' as yet
MIR. y. L. Bibh, oil .he Eel Paso. Ia confned tn
MIS- r"oni " sickness.
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Expressions or sympathy
ITALIAN PAPERS,

ITALIAN PAPERs,
Rome, July 5-Tne Liberia characterlzes the
attempt on President Gsrflsid's life as An act
barbarous, and foolish vengeance which are
rendered more Infamous In view of the noble
character and perfect Brightness Of the victim,
The RliormA says It Is q 81 aud short s,shted
deed. Tle Director, after expr ess,pg deep
regret anu sympathy, points out that such
act, must be reg ded as i.dependens Of the
attempt. t hSSc Ssea msSs s'nSs similar
tho last few months as,iust
despo ic severe gu and v popular re,ublican
presi, ent. The Opinio Q express q regret. bnt
,assit nopes mat since IN The eve.t Or the
cay, the political situation will moi be
aheoted. II considers that u new election nj
such a juncture would give General Cirsut a
third term and pave ,hs way 10 m ,litary
dict ,torship. Tue entire provincial press Of
Italy: irr speclive. OF party, symp stnifs with
the United Sites. "
THE RUSSIAN vIIw.
81. Petersburg, July5 The leading Russian
newspsp rs express CONSERVATION ut tn- nj
70 npted assass,oation The Golais says II be.
leves the act was due to perso. al ve igpance,
Dut npnid iAc,s chow T. lltical reasons, Il
would be necessary 10 again briug into prom.
iuence the question Of the adoption OF meas
mres against attempts Of political assassIps,
The Novoe WremyHs s.yB the presld snt Is prob.
aory the victim OF the honest party.
the postmaster gener II to-day received IN,
following tel. gram f,om Senator MShons
dated Petersburg, Va, "There 10 sincere
,.ympathy AID anxious licitudp = the psesi
dent bere and univ, rJal y throughout ihe
State The hopeful report II hts better condi.
uon eladdeas the Asaiss rall."
Executive Aanslon - Numerous telesrams
exprsssinv sympathy with the presidsnt and
h'o IAN ", and qualification st the ooniiuued
impr v.msut OF the proAldent, continue 10 be
received ~ the executive msnslon fron IN
sections Of the coustry aud hom abroad.
Albany, New York, July s.-lmmsdiats,y
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AEAira nj Albany.

Albany, July o. In the lint convention to-
DAY the vote for the sh 1T term wss as follows
PotterT Conkllpg 81, Wheeler 80. Cornell 8,
lapt am 0. Folger 1, Rogers 8, Crowley 0. No
The convention then proceeded to vote to al,
the lOns term vacancy, with the following re.
suit, Depew IS k-rnan AZ, tornell l5, Grow.
ley v, Chapman ] North II, Fish II, ban Ella
~, Wheeiery, Eva ,s !, Tremains /, La } ham
l, Plat1. No choice.
The convention procs eded to vote. again 10
dll the abort term vacancy.
Tho re.ult was NJ folio As Potter <7,,'onk'ipp
81, Whee .r 30 Cornell y, Lapham D, Folger
!. K,gers Crowley .. No ohoic ami the
w'th the ioll 'wlnu re.u :, ID pew ~, Kern. n
q, Cornell 10, Crowley 10, Chapman D, Uoneli
~ wheeler 2, North :, Ev-rts I, Fish l, Plat /,
La nam Tremainel. I. M ch loo.
The convention then djourned,
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Fiery N. Mocnetort.

Paris, Ju'y "a Sensational telegram 10
the lntransiseant this morning announces that
the k'emlin is In flames The frs 10 sad to
have broken out In three places simu taneous-
", and the barracks are aire tdy destroyed.
nj. hoohef rt's paper ADDS that piac rds an-
nouncing the destruction VI th- whole OF Mos
COW had been pOstd on the walls Of the city
ties are said to be try log to hush up the news
OF the d. ast.r,
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Lonoon' JulJ 5-La France, of Paris, states
that there Is an idea OF French naval demon-
s'ration in this waters of Tripoli. A dispatch
rom Tnn's to the Parlo Temps ssys:-"A
French fr'gate is transport ,g Tunisan n Iovs
lr m q he. to n ziss for the purpose of re
,torlrg order bm Bg the tribes ana watching
Ihe Tripoli fronter." A despatch from Con-
an'i"ople t. the LaiIy Telc.iap. sa,s.-
-Four regiments OF tro' ps have or ets o 81. 1T
or Trip IL. quaint ty of war ma erial L.
Deing sent to a IN uly the native pJiice.n
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San Antonio.


Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, July 5.-A Mexican named
Garcia was arrested and bound over In the
sum of $500 for attempting to murder his
father.iu-law with shotgun.
eaker, one OF the c,uuty commission.
crs, rendered his resignation tn-uuy and
~ mas been acceptd. Ho claims
10 levy tax This action v az tak To de efest
the peremptory maudamus to levy tax for Inc
pa, ment Of the Mexicsn Gulf railroad honda.
1 sued by Judge turner. II isu derstood ihnt
"a n.l t,;be appo ntel Will not accept
and thurman have resigned for the san
reason.
Work began to-day on the Commerce street
bridge. II Will be doe iron structure.
man named Adams was killed by a train
yesterday on the Sunset road on Cibofo bridge.
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Rusk.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Rdsk' July 5.-Ihc attempted assassl tlon
OF President Garfield has cast shade of sor-
row over this people. Expressions of horror.
OF tddignation and Of wsader tn It such a decd
is pssibie at this day aud tim ;, have been
made "
a iain here on the q Inst. In lures the corn
crop In May p aces In the county. Itc.me
tOO la tf1r ttme crOls.
Woik ON the Kansas & Gulf Snort Line rail.
road between here and Jaca asonvill Ia now ln
TsiI progress cutting out e. Q eight of way
Cu ni. guam n lis, less -es, CONNER ence this
week. hey propose working 4U0 convicts ON
q Iy are In goo cher.
Cop prospects are tolorably good, with
iair tp ihAlint Of new comers. We Will soon
s'at % which, t0g-ther with our railroad, old
=, rohee isCn the eve OF big boom,
Yesterday. the nag Of our country was
aIoat, ana the declaration OF independence
heard read by our patriotic citizens.
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The search forL. fraY.

London, July 1.-Two arrests were made
yester 10y OF persons euppo cd to be Ar, hur
Leroy, accused Of the mur Ter of Mr. f..
Gold. The first was deta mel at q. aves nj
and The OF er was arrested in the fterno, n on
train tf the Windsor and ondon raj way ;.
Bo'h were shown to @ ses OF mistaken iuen
tity and the men w'fe released.
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Cables 10 GaeluanY

London, JuIy6.-The Standards correspond
ent at Berlin says the United German Tele-
graph company las made arrangements with
the exclus I'VE use of the tve cables Of the latter
company. ConnectiOi wi / be established
" th Vae tia by wire from trseiseii, East
brie'land, passing through the British chan
mel and around the vest coast Of Ireland.
Telegr phing to America from Germany will
o % chea = as ~ IN Enpland
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London. July 5.-rhe Sportsman to-day says
the ma ch race for the cup recently cferedby
the manager In England Of an American
firm, to bs csled an international cup, ts
reing arranged between the Co nell uoiver.ity
crew an the Dublin university crew. The
The Cornell crew have entered for the race
f,r The Thames cup VIII oh Will come of at
the NJ tropolitan amateur regatta Oh the i4th
of july. They will meet the LONDON and
Home rowing rlnh
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New Orleans, July 5.-Garo Grenio, an Ital-
Ian fruit vendor. was arrested here yesterday,
charged Wit the murder and robbery OF his
partner. Carramenio Chiero, In San Fran.
cisco two years since. ae was { ,-day iJen.
tine IS the murderer Of Salvador Socoxap, In
thi' city, two years ago. Socozau WAS stabbed
twenty five times and robb d Uf three thous-
and collars The egoveinor of California offers
rewsr of five hu ndred dollars for Grenio,
bu he Will be held here for the murder Of
SOCOIan
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Jsck'onvi'ls, Fla, July b.-A serious dis.
tn bsnco oscurrd yesterday Of Fernandina,
cons queut on the arrest Of negro who fe.
resisted and was shot, though not mortalIy,
The town was ful, OF col0red enc u uionisis.
eud o. one time . serious riot was fesred'
0vvern>r Blalchell was q once noSlnNd, the
nllisla erAseed out, aad Qulee restorsd,
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Picnicers Poisoned.

: chicago. Juy S-A dispa ch to the Daily
News from warrensburg say, whole boat
load OF picnicers, six hundred In all. partook
81 lemonade that had been p pDIsoned with acid.
Eight have died, and one hundred are in c,it.
lea, condition. The vendor has beens srresttd
snu WIN bs prosecuted. There II great In
d'g'a" an excitement aud the comm unity
10 In mourning.
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Melbourne. July S.-Ths .ssislaslvs assembly
g vic;cris q 4! e: pss.sd vote ofwaat Of ssaS.