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POWELL :. Of until Il. s.E.
when the Hertfor
n0Ytaoond haot A. r.-I-t-.
-,.-lits CIubAnd Kipps{On club n,

-,,.iies cluband Kingston club cyeWA
u In tho order named. The London
~ me center station and the Klngstons The
Bucks station. The London's lead from the
bend Of the river, and won BY two lonp,hs
-Four of bertford college crew who rowed In
the race for the grand challenge cup will
form crew In race for Stewsrd's
cup; They are G A Roberts E
Buck, Mr. Brown and Mr Lovd.
The same Ia the case with Thames and Lon-
don clubs crew, whose strokes In the race
for the grand challenge cup will rev ss No.
2 In their respective crews In the contest Sor
Stewards cup. The leaders Of the club
crews will also comprise . four, who will hs
eepgaged IN the race for Stewards cup and
~ H. West, who rowed Stroke In
Y, sne grand challenge, will alao row
stroke 10 the Stewards cup
London, june S0.-The Henely correspon,
dent telegrsphs tho following correct order
OF the Cornell crew In their boat 10 sppesr
Is follows: Cowles, boatswain, Bold. shea
Lewis, Allen and Shinkel, stroke, The
Oornell crew arc dependent, their
opponents are too much for thom
The question Of the Cornell
crew rowing In tho match with The Hertfo,d
college crew. over the Henley cour,a on
Saturday, 10 not officially settled. Il viii be
decided after todays race. Ia the third heat
IN the grand challenge cup, The Leader
crew defeated the Eton college crow.
Henley, juno 80, 3, p. m-Iu The tnt heat
o. !ne race tor the visisors challenge cup. ths
nnt Trinity college crew Of Osmbridrp,
1sleeted the third Trinity college crew I
cambridge. Henley coufss d LILLE over :
mile and quartsr Ii length. -
LONDON, June 90. $50 3. NJ Ia he Anl
neas ior We Snvasd: eun the Thaneo eluh
crew, Loadoo CLUB enw aad 01enoc ,e1o1
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oAMH,
Irish Electors In Great Bri,n.n.

London, June 80. -Messrs. Parpell n p.
OConnor and Mccarthy have issued an sp-
peal to the Irish electors of Great Britain
stating that there is scarcely town in which
olrish exiles may not do something to advance
tine Irish cause. The action of the ministry
and the liberal members of parliament makes
tho organization of the Irish voters more
necessary than ever. Some of tho liberals
VINO are most ardent in the cause of coercion
would not be in parliment but for the Irish
electors and the latter may have any d4y an
opportunity OF repayipg the ipgra,itude of
several liberals, as Il deserves, and this can
only be doneby thorough organic ,,ion of
the Irish voters.
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THE NEWSOF THE DAY
AS TRANSMITTED BY THE TELEGRAPH.
Henley Regatta an the Thamesni n a
Terrible Cyc1One-The Senate been ad.
Natter At Albany without In.
portaut Features Assur- Constis
ed Succeas Of the At
lnutA Exposition. VIII take


vs. snV H'AphVStOn
III. m. n. DOterel. hutjnu A
New York, June 30--Panams advicS
the 2lst inst., say the Pa,rcio, of Vslpsrs
publishes letter from Punts Arenas, '08t
May ls', giving tho following account OF Il
destruction Of the II. N. s. Dotersl at that
place on April 26.h: The letter says that
on Tuesday, April 26.h, al 8 a.m.. the Eng
lish ganboat Dotere, last from Montevideo,
anchored in the road stead of P untA (
Arenas, De Msssalsres A few minutes q
afterwards the captain Of the port and 90
health officer made me usual visit to Il! !oooo
ship, and were reserved by ComuAanden enSS NJ
Evans himself. AT 10 O'Clock the cuptain0S
and doctor returned on ahore, and few min
utes afterwards terrible explosion shook all
the houses In the place, csusing profound
peace. After the first moment Of consternA-
tion passed, cloud of smoke was seen In
the bay, which remained ipmovable on &C.
count of periec. calm which reigned al
that moment. In tho air, above the cloud
of smoke, in dense smoke itself, could be
seen objects of different forms and sizes, and
gu inhnite number Of prOiectiles
were thrown in oil directions in the bay,
portending u terrible event. Every body
rushed 10 the beach and 10 moment twelve
boats, we'll manned, were bound for the
scene of the disaster. As only willing hands
could drive them, two boats put off from The
m,ssioLsry schooner which was lying at the
ofportthe Chilian force The San Jose, which
was on the point of sailing to the relief Of
some ship.wrecked ,ailors in the straits des-
patched four boats and pontoon. The Kate
: Kellogg being nearest the ruined vessel,
sent auolher one of these boats 10 render
|, assistance. All the boats were soon on the
= scene of the disaster and the clearing away
= of the smoke enabled them, amid the frsg-
men,s of wood, to seek those whom 1t was
G possible to save. A boat Of the San Jose
9 covered two objects in the water, one Of
" striking out with the desperation of .
;. Thesjn the last exIremitiea. Fastening 10
espI'eas eraI s3pe Of the sufferers was saved from
the the Hswpo,t' H' srni,nSS yInf SScdy wss completely
= apLroyed April 10, 1875. "nnos Dlooo
"a, a. ina N /" a special act, and has never besn
/! me united states circuit court. on Mar,n
OIL, rendered the ioilowing decisions: "'''
'M-Th"t TIE COmmonweaith Dt.tr,.
o"ti"n Company In legal.
\ Edits drawings are fair.
S'e company las now tl hand n laro. :.
Il serVe tand. Read the liz prixes for th,s
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ATTRACTIONS!
At this time in our II Osiery Department
embrace the following Special Offers:
COLOIsED HOSE.

LADIES' FANCY STRIPED STOl KINGS,
Mt soc wor h soc; at 45c. worth 65c: AT
35c. worth soc.
LADIES' BROWN BALBRIGGANS, colored
silk clocks al zoe.
LADIES' BROWN BALBRIGG ANS, white
white tiik clocks, at 25c soc, 35c.. 55c.
and upwards.
LADIES OPEN-WORK FRONTS, at zoe.
LADIES' G LORED DERED
FRONTS, at CSC. and upward. une spec al
lot in mis- line at 76c. worth 81 90, and ont
lot at soc werth 81 10.
MIS- Esq BROWN ALBRIGGANS, EN-
bruid,red fronts, at IL l.2, I5c. aud 2ac
One special l. In thi lire a. 25o. worth l3c,
and Cne lot at 35c worth 55c.
MISSES CASHMERE eR CELET STRIPES
sizes 5H t, 81, ut 30c wor h lOc: at 35c.
worth soc; at zoe. worth 60c: al i0c. worth
G5c
MISSEs' STR PED BALBRIGG ANS, at csc
worth 35c., and at 3Jc worth soc.
MISSES LACE BRACELET sTRIPES. at
45c. worth Csc; at soc. worth zoe; at 6Oc.
worth see.
MISSES FANCY STRIPES, at 2Oc., 3Oc.,
35c. and upward
lNFANT3' and CHI LDREN'S HOSE in great
variety and at prices that caUnOt be dupli-
Gated ella. here. Mothers "should make a
mole of IL" AID ref to to this statement Of ours
sin the paper, )" the next time time they honor
us with call.
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san Antonio.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, June 80 Tho case against
X II Neal, for embezzlement of funds, was
continued till the September term of the
district court.
Asher Richardson and Miss Belle Voltaw
were married at the Methodist church 70.
night. Miss Belle isa daughter of Captain
william Voltsw, a prominent stock man of
this section.
Postmaster Manning returned from visit
TO Washington to-day, and in an interview
says he knows nothing of his removal from
office as WAS rumored here.
Tho fourth of July will be celebrated here
on a grand scale.
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DeuISOu.
Special to the Herald.
Denison, June 80.-A man about ko ro.,
OF age, name unknown, while wl;no or
the Missouri Pacific track, near Oltah T.
the Indian Territory, was run over az ki,od
by south bound freight train. :
About one o'clock this morning! .oo,.,
Washington, a colored man, Will UJ,.So
on the Central railroad track near VI, ..'vep n;,.
WAS knocked of by u passenger enl'o .,sy' ivy.
tanning Injuries which will probaE ~ n,"ws su,.
fatal. prove
Great preparations are being ma, ho,o
for the celebration on the Fourth LII, nS,'
II Is expected an excursion train W, 's,y .u,
night. 'oay
Captain w. j. Payne, the OkA ana,
boomer, isin town, sni will lecture Sal an,' va'au
night. vuHy
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Railroad Accident.

Columbus. Ga, June 80 Yesterday af.
ternoon apassenger train on the South west.
ern railroad, bound for Macon, was almost
completely wrecked near Geneva, the engine
alone remaining on the track. The accident
was caused by a broken rail. Among the
seriously wounded are Rev. j. o. A. Cook,
OF Columbus; Rev. Otis Glsssboo OF Ma.
con, and three other prominent ci,zeps
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A California stage Robbery

Almnss, Gala, juno 3O-At twelve
o'clock Tuesday night, Sanderson's stage,
ton Lake City to this place was robbed by
Two masked men, ten miles west of this
There were five men and one woman in the
coach and the robbers secured between $3.50
and 5000 from them. 1t is not known how
much they secured from the mail treasure.
box of coach. There is no clue to the
ohhors 'N
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London, juno PA dispatch from
Isragne to RsutpI telegram company, says
a large ga!t>dhg Of German students was
distp'beS By Czshs, and an sffray ensued.
DUNG which several Germans were seyerelv
The Is 'hemian populaco attack
% the German students next day, when
several persons were stabbed.
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Found Nothing,

Key West, Fla, June 3O--The Soop os
war Yantic, Commander Woodward, arrived
to-day; Gil on board arc we'll. He has bean
Ioosink for two shoals reported 10 be west Of
iucrtan, but found nothing and ls confident
the Dol Ocean must have struck the main.
land. "Aohn>
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The New York Coll, ctor.h,n.

New York, June S0-An Albany special
to the Evening Post says: "Sonator Robert.
son said this morning that he would not as.
sumo the duties OF the collectorship 70.
morrow or for some Time If present dead.
lock here continues. His movements will bs
controlled by the outcome of events here"
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Special to the Herald.
Corsieaua, June SO.-The princip X
recommended by tho committed,
present school law are as folio "a
present law require, the attendance
sy.ilvc per cent. Of tho children ,oar
the attendance of tlfty psr cent. ian, 60
dent TO the securing of one ~; al
per cent and Of seventy a. Y
cent Of his salary, which 10 upius,ns. y
exsclions often deprive The worthy o"' ol
OF q gre>l part Of bis supula.eduisr /,
merely because hs cannot enforce a Send
al:sndsace Of hi. pupls. Steps % a.
taken 70 repeal the law which '"u"
ssschsr holding nus grade csftincss ya
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BrcnllaIll.

specia! to the Herald.
Brenham, June 30-This afternoon a
convict made break in camp near town,
on tho Santa Fe road. The guard fred, the
ball entering his back and head. 1t came
out, tskirg away the upper front teeth.
Ihe convict is resting easy and may recover.
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EyIer,
Special 10 the Herald.

special 10 the Herald
Tyler, June 30.--Distric. court has nd
]ourneo Only enc osininsl case was tried
this tei i, a!tvl Ysrbrough, who got fifteen
years for st5alng a mule. Our county is
now being tso-cugh'g canvsssed by l.sl
thieves.
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u..,,.. the 70, nen'oy IRD CAL

Henley on Thames,
iirst day of the Henls so,o. r..o, ,,,,c-', =, n. -.
regatta, the most imp,n,ng it is visited by
amateur oarsmen in Eagd1e NJ, ,'aalss t eng gentle.
is beautiful, with soft br'l place with pleasant
in splendid condtiohson oa s ,s.en nns ;"
crowded with crafts ofsrhe most e s,ic ious. "A0
London, 1:30 n ..toine are assiduous In their
the yrsnd oh. quests, and they extend cordIai
ford col, no their frlends to call and see them,
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Iowa Republicans Nominate.
Des Molues. Ia, June 80.-The Republ,.
can convention yesterday nominated sb.,.
man for governor. 0. e. Manning for liar,
tenant governor and Aus,in Adams for
supreme Judge. W.
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Galveston.

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, June 80. MIR. Quin informs us
that the reported chan &c of name and absn>
donment of the Texas 81 Mexican railway, ia
an '..e error company SnsIs5y asaiwp
supVsvs urS az Woe; in Texts, and is pushing Its
"a 'm.,o,,s2nl al work as fast
An amsvdsd' ssvf'a' hcan be transported;
"a nI ,ho hmemaee n,,,n ster has been filed
tin. providing for''" ",cb u to '' Galveston su
on ONE tho TO s,,sa. A,ans', Pass to the mouth
"ne to Sahire Pass. Tn. "a to indicate
that the S68 900 rendered n nl1ucement
Tor road to come to Galve. II IN be sc.
cepted.
-Four thousand and sixty-tN No,
cotton, valued at S202 AIS, cles- :
for foreign ports. IRE Store.
The Houston Ligb. Guards, ace TO an
MED by a number Of young hdies, boM om ~,
members, are expected down to-mors sho,
evening TO attend the exhibition drill sre
festival of the Washington Guards, at the
pavilion tomorrow night.
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JULY DRAWING
witt

.Ln . -, Atp
Ooo orr,,ae '.''.............. ...............-.JN
t,. - jyo '''''''''''.'' ''','...............hN ~, .
cortus,onses 81 900 each. io@'p' 10 y
Ts I.s $500 each. ,...' i0'%%cc iS'%c
Ihey Vouiu 500 each '''''''io'%v
TO realize wSsb0 each ch,... i0'N0o
Ina couple of Il essba iS,Wo
walk ABOUT town Except ,....... ,E,lC0
termaster, whose wot' APPROXIMATION
to bed. On boas Approximation s'"0
schooner was the .................,. 500
Islands. Four OF Approximation
sailors were taken, who ho'''''''''''.'.'"..' 300
noon were able to gsin $40 .oo
Inc boats remained all da Hall Ticeis si.t0
the neighborhood of the % Tickets $40
finding anything to save ot sena hn IN Letter or
10 gathering together gre. Orders OF Is and
ments OF human bodies, VIII sent a. our expense
about. Oaly three bodies ". al, BoANDMAN.
and those were fesrfully iniL.dwov Nav w
we're gathered together, pu. ----- -o.-
buried as soon as they we,s CeebrESd
shore. The whols bodies w, yWc;ai legs ScN
the cemetery at 8 o'clock. -TliiimibSs 0'l---
noon they were accoun all casp--
resting place by the ptd
thorities of the place an. y 81 AT"
surveying companies an15S III IN
sons OF the town. The i,--A Xh
conducted by tho curate AA
del Fuego. The DolereldIE'ON
a. M, disappearing almt
SS%sS 'iS1s TO OF ds.slmne sSs sal,sl' ''A'TRgEHNG
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receiving more than $50 per month.
The remuneration Of teachers ought
to be equal to that Of other
professional men and not be placed on par
with that Of the common lsborer. The gov.
ernor should recommend the legislature TO
take steps to give superintendency 70 the
state and county public fres schools.
On the resolution Of Dr.. Burlesop, the
committee was appointed to visit Austin,
when the legislature convenes, for the pur.
pose of suggesting chynges in the school law
and to ask for the appointment Of
committee Of hva teachers, two lawyers,
two doctors and two fasnciers to whom
may be referred the whole subject of free
school law, and who shall make report 70,
the consideration of the legislature.
The association adj 'urned to meet at Tylel
ou the last Tuesday 10 June, next.
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ATTRACTIONS!
At this time In our glove Department
mbrsce the f. flowing Special Offers
GLOVES AND MITTS.

LACE MITTS, black and colors, at 25c.
LILLE THREAD MlTTs, black and colors,
at 35c.
SILK MITTs, black and cOlors, at 35c.-an
extra good value.
4 SILK LACE MirTS. black and colors, at
soc, 75, S5c and 500
y Isle THREAD GLOVES. In colors, 2-but-
tons, ri IOc, 10. zoe and csc: buttons, al
I5c, 25c, aud 35c; 4-buttons, at 4Oc and
zoe; 6-bu tons a 20.
SILK GLOVES, in coIors, 2-buttons, at
! 35c very cheap; Solutions, at soc; i-buttons,
at soc; G.outtors at T5c.
KID GLOVES.
4-RUTToN KID GLOVES, in colors, at s1,O0
worth SI5O.
4-PUTTON KID GLOVES, in opera shades,
at 75c
s-BUTToN KID GLOVES, at 35c, worth
soc.
3-BUTToN KID GLOVES, at 75c, worth
h 81 90.
2-BUTTON KID GLOVES, at soc; worth
75c
THE SARAH BERNHARDT LONG KID
BGLOVES-so fashionable in delicate colors 70,
ievening wear.
THE FOSTER and DELMONT LACING
GLOVES, preferred by many to the baton
Kids,
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Abdul Axix's Assrs OILS
., oon''';ans'nopls, oon'' ia aaoapa JJ,MUNITloN.
sons convicted of the muroJ, NETc AMI
and others implicated, said c1I ~ AN
maiority Of The judges ssG exile. .p,.si
punishment for the pash,tel Tagy were
unanimous in regard 70 the oNn rsfisoners.
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For the fair for whose hands and feet mercantile
mission provide fashionable ament reasonable prices.
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els Ce ebrEssf
Iuctal leRs% ~
NIL the LotlaSA
~ limbs
! case'-
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m Tickets $40
I draft In letter, or
send by registered
+. Orders OF IS ana
'seni ~ our expense
= Nj. BOARDMAN.
y. o,i,sviii. Ry
lad way. New York
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GEORGE W. HOOK. Auc,ionecr.
UEVNuE W. HUUh, Aucflonecr.
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE HORSES. ALDERNEY CATTLE,
BERKSHIRE HOGS. 30 SHEEP, 20 LAMBS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. &C.
& .R.i 81. Ha

The undcrsigEcd. inicndin; To- TeliLqui.h farm.
ing will sell 1T public salc in Long Grccn Valley,
on the west prong oT the liar.ori road, a looming
the farm OF Mr.. Philip 7. George aud other. ON
THesfag. .iaya.i sufL. iSSi,
at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
THE FOLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY
Two young work lIorses. Marshal Ncy Driving
Mare, rising years old. promises 20 be speedy (:
? line mich Cows, three quarters Attorney. all
lately fresh lieifcrs. threc-quaTtcrs Attorney
thoroughbred Eerk shire Sow. with Pig: . I,erk-
shire Shoats. 80 inr ENc.. SYn,hi lwn ani Cots.
void mixed. IL for the butcher ur FOR brcc,lin:
90 full grown Lamb.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 80.
Grain Fan. Spring Tooth Horse Rake. Roller.
Corn Shelter. Cutting BOX. pIows, Harrow.
Shovel Plows, CultiVai"rs aud Small Farm In.
PIGMENTS anil Tools generally. Also. two-horsc
narrow. tread Farm Wagon. I enc. horse Spring
Wagon. in good order: ! Light Express Wagon.
for one horse: No-Top Busgirs. I Jump seat
Jaeger. nearly new Wagon, Carriage. Express
an "ther harne-s. Collar. Esii;es. Hiding Sad.
dics and BFc' Log. Tia-r anI Cos Chains.
and numerous other article. uhnece.sary To- men.
tion. Also. - Acres If Cora in the GfDunl. 10
Tons Timothy Hay and Tons Clover Hay in the
Barn. lot Of Wheat Straw. Also, 200 dnc Chick
ems. liondan and Plymouth Rock CROSSED.
TERMS OF SALE.--Ail sums of $50 AMI IN
der, cash: over that amount a credit of sixty
days. purchasers giving notcs with approved Sc
security, bearing interest from day % sale. No
goods to be removed until terms are complied
with. X. iIILLEN JENKINS
Aug. 2O.-ts.
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eo-rhe sympathies Of the American people
are largely with suffering Ireland bu, IL l. time
that the blashsrng demAsosues who devote their
time to Sighting her cause, with the broal ocean
between them and personal danger, were given to
undsrs.and that our people have no feeling Of toll
GRAFTON for the marlsrous policy which they have
inausuratei and openly advocate OF planting In.
fsrnai machines in Enslish vessels sailing from
our ports, to cause death and destruction indis-
eriminatsiy. ffthere be no Law for the punish.
msnt Of such villainy. Congress should promptly
enact stringent measure for the Profession Of life
and property and the maintenance Of the honor Of
the Nation. If these fellows wish to dsht Eng
land they should do Il within the rules Of civilized
warfare. IL they must aiOp, policy ,ha, would
disgrace IL not disgust a comaaehe chief. they
should No, be psTnl,,si to carry Il to execution
under the proud Gag Of the United States.
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The South is moving in tho right direction a,
last. and bids fair to rival New England in the
manufacture Of cotton goods. Water power 1.
abundant in nearly all Of the Southern States, but
especially in the carolinas, Georgia and Alabama.
Al Columbus. Georgia, are to be found the larses,
cotton mills In the South, operated by = company
with paid mp capital Of q, 250, 200. The manu-
facture Of cotton goods has been successfully car
ried on at Augusta for some years. dividends as
high rs twenty per cent having been declared.
The capital Invested in the cotton industry In tina,
city has been increased more than 81 200 900 dur.
ing the present year. The manufacturing inter.
ests Of Georgia and other Southern Slater will not
long be confined 10 cotton fabrics for there Is no
reason 90 believe THAI manufacturers Of iron steel
clay, wood, etc., viii prove less remuserativs than
those Of cotton. The"free trade vagary"is losing
It's force in the South while gaining strength 10
New York and New England.--O. s. JoHrnai.
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CONDITION OF THE PRESIDENT.

The past has been week Of very great anxiety
on account Of President Gariold's condition. which
has been much more alarming than at any time
since he received his wound on the 81 Of July
Early In the week his stomach gave way and he
was unable to retain any food. lie was very weak
and his pulse and temperature were such as to
cause the graves, fears for his recovery. Al an
early hour on Friday morning, however. he was
somewhat improved and was able to take little
nOuri'hment. Hope has again revived and II may
be that the crisis has passed. but should the Pres.
ident finally recover Il will DO long time before
he will DO able to discharge his duties.
Gui,eau, the assassin, who Is still In Jail a,
Washington, made an assault on one Of his keep.
ers this week. inaieting a slight wound upon him
lie was promptly subdued.
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e1-sou,h Florida, according to the Talirhas.
sec Eeonossi, Is very indignant because the State
sold to Hamilton Disston, Of Philadelphia, I0Oo,-
900 acres Of the State lands "for abou, iro L. an
acre." That Is an extremely cheap inlisna,ion
when wo remember tina, these wraihfui people
have never done anything to reclaim the Ever.
giades and make them Of value. When Northern
capital, enterprise and energy oaer to develop the
soil which has been covered by water AMI inh b.
tied by allisatOrs. snakes aud Indians for count
less centuries, then these vigorous and ~.i.ahead
South fiordians ay to tho fore ani End fault with
the authorities for selling It to who will drain
IL and in time make IL to blossom like the rose
We believe in Mr.. Diss,on's courage and enter.
prise, and 50 will Florida In short time. since
she will find out that they have been Of incalcula
bic advantage to her people and Interests.
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ks-A contemporary suggests, what many psO-
pie have not thought Of. that the Penn,yivania
Railroad Company isenti,led to much commendA.
tiOn for the important services ii has rendered 10
the country during the illness Of the Presidsnt---
Il has at several critical periods carried Dr. Ham.
ilton FROM New York, aud Dr.. Agnsw from Phila-
dslPha to the sick bed at Washington In special
trains at the speed Of fly miles an hour. For
this purpose they have virtually surrendered, for
the time being. the Sntire business Of the road.
clearing Il Of all trains that the special could
have an unimpsded course. This L. fact which
should be remembered to the credit Of this grea,
railroad company.