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ENCOURAGING
HEFORru rROn TnE WHITE HOUSE
The PPsaIdszt PrpgFsaqlnE Very Favor
ably, and New On the high Road
70 RscOVsFy-EVeFybo Hope b
TuI ~ the Executive nAnHiOn.

wAmHaFoH, D. O., July I2s,-1hs
President is resting well at u o'clock,
The fever has aubSidsd and his symptoms
are again OF the most favorable character
Secretary Blaine has Just sent an encour-
aging dispatch to Minister Lowell.
Postmaster General James has sent
dispatch to New York stating that after
q consultation with the physicians he ID Of
the opinion that the President 10 in very
good condition, and that everything iS Of
the most encouraging character. Despite
the sliGht rise In the ievsr this afternoon
tbs PFeaidOlt 10 in better condition than
for some days gince. !. - y z -
The very favorable condition Of the
President during the day and afternoon
continued withouta break until about 5
o'clock when there, was
A RECURRENCE OF THE AFTERNOON yEvRR.
The bulletin showed an increased pulse,
temperature and respiration. The lever
subsidsd Shortly alter Z, O'Clsck. i was
caused By The StoPpage In the dtsinage
tube, which prevented . regular aow OF
pus; 10 soon % this was aScertained, the
tube was clssnsed and the h1w resumed
itseli. The fever then went down aud the
President rested quietly, with continue
ton OF the very favorable symptOms
Of the day, All the phySiCians, including
Dr.. Ham ilton, conlinueto express the very
highest 'hopeS.T They regard the great
crisis as successfully passed, and think
that the President will recover almost be-
yond doubt, There were very few peo.
pie at the White House to-day and to-
fhe o. binst Ulcers called this evening
and were assured that the President was
doing admirably. They left In the best Of
spiriis. The public, which watches the
bulIstipiYsry closely, was not at all exsr.
ciIed At The report Of the evening showing
q rise In the sy mptoms, Tue greatest con.
aJenCs In the PreNident'a 6nal recovery
0YIlM
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AAEW RoRn oY rohPEpO.
A ToFPedo Which 10 Propelled over
Nile MInut0 By = Rocket.

Nile Minute By Rocket.
NHwPoRT, R, l., July H,-The prspAra
tion on Saturday morning for experiment
ing with Weeks rocket torpedo at thl
torpedo station were interrupted, owing e
the giving way OF . portion OF the rail-
from which the missile was 10 have beer
launched, The composition becoming
wet necsSsitated q postponement until
this morning, The rocket torpedo is q
great curiosity IN the way Of marine war.
fare. II consists Of float constructed
OF tin and sheet iron. bTaced internally
With wood, There are q couple Of rudders
similar to the tails oi hky rocket. The
float portion 10 about eleven feet long, the
ruddsra being tho same length. The for.
ward part or head contains fifty pounds
Of dYnamlte, and the whole stTucturs 10
propelled by rocket Weighing 100 pounds
II moves On the surface Of the water with
velocity Of l60 feet per. second for from
500 to 900 yards. II is aimed at its object,
and moves In q straight line, gnided BY
the rudders, the torpedo exploding by the
concussiSn. The torpedo may be set In
the water from 0 wharf, raft, or ship. It
is fred either by electricity oiIconcuSalon,
The rocket, six inches In diameter and
three aud . half feet long,ia protected from
wet by tin stopper, through which the
electric wires Tor ignitiug pass,
The torpedo has been very successfully
axperlmented with on the Potomac. The
principal object OF testing here 10 10 see
how itwould behave In rough water. The
board appointed to report on this torpedo
consisted Of Lieut.. Commanders Bradford
and Edes, Lieut., Meigs and Master A. L.
Case, jr, The arrangements ior the ex.
pertinent were oil made Oh tho west side
OF the torpedo station. Capt SslfridRe,
Commander; Capt. P, L. Johnson, OF the
United States Navy, and Lieu ,enant Com.
mAnder F. =. ObGdwict, Of the United
States Navy, were present, besides the
board above mentioned. The inventor,
Weeks, was present, and personally sup.
erintended the trial.
After the various parts had been put TO.
gether the whole was raised by o derrick
and lowered into the wRtsr from the raft.
The rudders we're adjusted, The word
given, and the rocket was fred BY elec.
triCity. For o few seconds II burned
slowly, then furiously, the torpedo dashing
along and sometimes jumping the water
at q fearful pace. Tha roar could be dis.
tinCtly heard In the towu. The straight.
ness Of the course that II kept was wonder.
tul when II 10 considered that there was q
considerable wind bearing on the port
eide. The distance tnYersed was 90
nearly Rs possible 1875 feet. II was
thought that the time was eight seconds,
but allowing Tor difference, and calling
the actual time eight and o hall seconds,
the torpedo went at the rate Of more than
mile and three.quarterB pr minute.
Capt. Seltridge said the experiment was
very satisfactory one, while the Waiting
officers expressed themselves much graft.
fed with what they saw.
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1l,s ElrhIlnr ln Intlla.

tcSDoN, tuly rs The Globe this even.
iug says. 1--WE are officially informed
that report has reached The India tHlCe
representing that The army OF tie Ameef
Of Aishanlstan has been completely de.
ieAied by the forces Under Ay0ub Khan" I"
The same ,rfhsl learns from another
souFcs that BetlonB trouble hAA afiaen In
consequences ni the defeat oi the Amber,
and the Indian GUvetnment 10 greatly
concerned al the gtaVlty oi tbs AIinAllufi.
A Bombay .special says. A battle WAS
fought yesefdGy between lbe Ameef and
Ayoob Khan, during which Que bi the
Andeeis regiments dstehed him ard sent
over to the enemy thetenunh the b IA co
oil Iha Amsei'A itOoIb n,d, ,lsaViuE lie
guns and bIggtse q the 6eld.
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.wA.atSoroE, July 9S-ThsnOvsmSnt
ssainSt carrying concealed weapons 10
gathering considerable force here. Yes.
tsfiSy . young negto, not liking his beip (
Ssked lor Bib tsre on A,btreet car, gol on
Nud 6fed ore ahot at the driver, and At
Ieabted 10 hte a Secohd ball inlg The gAf.
Thls TionEes in the Police Court hle
counsel stated 10 the court that bis client
was drunk, and did not attempt 10 Aboot
the driver, but 10 shoot over the cah The
Court remarked that being dunk was no
reason why he should be EXCUSED, i9t 4
drunken man, or any other "crAnk, !" 70
liable 70 shoot thp President OF anybody
elSe, and IL is tie dtupkkH sn1 cranky
men and thieves that make II Necessity
IoS legislation agaiAst carrying weapons.
4 nohe 6HL hontaL uan carried yeaponA
10 shooL down thieves and lopshe, then
there would be no need ol legislation
Sellhst Che Carrying ot Weapoht, bot, o1i
the contrary, every hon0st peTvoh would
indofse The practice. But q " the
honest people get the worst oi y. The
mNSihtm tehAity Of $50, OF nlnety dsII
N lhe work house, vas imposed.
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HOGS AHD CoRS.

Report or fhsir Coadltlos In the Wsst.
KANSAS oirF, Mo-, July 9s.-Ths Com.
mrasl Indicator will, publibh tomorrow
taorbiOs tpectat ispoflf IRON ottf 100
souulisS In western Missouri, Kansas,
south western Iowa and Nebraska which
show avery largely increased aoresRe in
corn, only Slx co6ntisS reporting 4 lee.
GcteSve than last year. The yield will
also 30 largely increased II the Wsathei
continues favorable. Reports from The
same counties indicate that the supply oil
hogs 10 the market before the close Of the
summer packing season will be materially J
lees than last season, about halt The eouhi
tibt tep9ttlpg1seslsn only onb.thifd te'
sblthT ID tihEfSEsS, 'leuefeltS ths
hogs Gfe healthy, only seyen counties fe'
pofLlnS diseaGe and that sht. Exceed,
inRy high PRICES for the past few month";
have tended 10 draw out about ell IhC
available hogs In this territory.
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eUIEEAU,a DIyoacE.
Story OrIhO PFoeeodInSa Taken By His
wife 10 Release HeFssIf From mis-
TyFanny and nh4meful lnndslity.

Tyranny and bhameluI InAdsIIiy.
New YoRK, 0Iuly 2s,-Ths Brooklyn
Eaos prints to-day the story Of the pro
ceedinEs In the action brought In thu
KihEl county Supreme Court, in the tal
Of 1873, by Annie ]. GuitsAu against thu
now notorious Charles ]. GuileAu for ~
absolute divorce, on the ground Of inf
deity. The case Was referred to Levi A.
Fuller, 90 referee, to take testimony and
report, and the case came on Tor hearing
in January, 1874. Mrs. Guiteau produced
but three Witnesses, and one Of those WaA
her husband, who appears TO have vol
UNFAIRLY attended. He testified that he
was her husband and had resided in New
York State more than Q year, which, %
the law then stated, was oil he could testi'
iy to In divorce case to which he was q
party.
The third witness Was the principal one,
and her appearance would indicate Gpi'
teAu helped 10 prove the case against him.
self. This witness was Clara Jennings, Of
Twenty.alth StIeet, She testified that she
had known GuIteau aimee the previous
August, and that the charges Of inadelity
against him VaTe, true. II 10 believed
Guiteau secured the attendance Of this
witness, and II 10 said he 6rst informed
his vile OF his infdelity and gave her nee
eSsATy informStion to enable her to secure
% divorce He put In NO dei0nse. The
referee reported in favor OF the plaintiff,
aud on the 4.h Of April the following
motion was made before Justice Calvin =.
Pratt To confirm tho report Of the referee,
and between that date and the llth Of the
same month the Judge handed down his
decision confirming the report and signing
the decree OF divorce. &.
In the fall oil 1873, whom the divoTca
proceedings were in progreSS, and while
Guiteau was carrying on bis laison with
Clara Jennings, he WAS frequenting the
rooms Of the New York Young Mems
Christian Association and his name 10 on
the books Of that institution 90 q visitor,
and was member Of the Calvary Baptist
Church. After the divorce wAs granted
Ghiteau was cited to appear before the
Committee on Discipline of the church,
and he when he appeared he confessed hla
immoralitles and proisssed repentance,
but the committee had no faith In his
professions, and expelled him from the
church. ..e
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lhs qntelIfgenfsr
10, So., 40 ard u EO4rIssaLA street.
:. ;s@0elalaIe Of the President is the

=. ,SmperSlure Ol the Flesident 10 tn'
D. lst inno1..pt Indication OF his condition
no" ~ ,bs official bulletins. The nor
'a IS .,sl.so 'nV natural temperature Of tA,
~ '.D body IN a state of health 10 about
Ilaaa,,..sb! Ian'n Gsb! md hall degrees Eahrsn'
'a'"IS ~ Anything above lO4 or los degrees
!. ~. ..,,,5.d aI' a. very serious For iinS on
~ S,v Of the shooting the P'e1idsnt'A
Il..,s,or. D.. s,s ~ va was few degrees below tn:
anp' ,.I and It remained about normal
.'s a''7a 4, eve evening Of the nor. day, tJaIy
W. s1'' han i. was reported at 100 degrees.
:, -. s.,.1'.,.d "e'. between 90 and 1921 de.
NV. u wv ppil July 18Th, and from that time
" . July sod, when the effects as1'I ol sAs AD.
&C. s5' s.srsss (or normal, in all the morn.
y, "YS S"Iistlps, and was seldom above 100
-. ls1,ss. SsI Ia tAs evening" 1t reached It's
si,b.,. point, lO4 degrees, Of noon On
s,Io,d.y, and since that time has 0ssA
..Iv Wv, ,Ilrhtly above the average. SO tHE
~" ! 's.'.lo,s. a. the official bulletins shOW,
.s'', W. ,su,u,rs,urs has only once reached q
~ t,s,ss considered very serious, though
n .'' ,bs time, Tor three long weeks, indi'
..Nna more OF less fever. ]
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TROh MY, July 2S.-McLsan, arrested
Ia Albany yesterday on the charge Of
threatening to shoot Gov. Cornell, left
White Hall this week, as he said, to seek
thO S1uken treasure Of Capt. Kidd. Nc:
Lean. who is regarded as insane. says
"Ws have TOO many Governors" He has
levenl documents from the Pension office
lnd dCaimS that the British Governpent
owes him $4,000 and the United States
liSnn1
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ST. PAUL, MINI, July pa contractor
named Goodale was called on by q citizen
yesterday Tor plane CT o house. Goodalt
Immediately became violent and said
with flourish ot firearms, that he could
do nothing until he had first killed Gov
ernor Pillsbufy, for whom be had beer
lying 10 wait several days. This morning
Goodale was taken to an asylum Of 81
Peter violently insane. The maniac is .
we'll known Rftiaun whom the Governor
has beiriended many times. ID. .I'
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CHICAGO, July 1t is claimed thai q
corruption fund Of $4,000 has been given
certain members Of Common Council, by
The Tracy estate and othsrS, to secure the
removal Of The Board Of Trade. 1tiS Sal
.ssed NE Ihcts In the case have come 10
!le si. surface BY reason Of q refusal on The
paI u Of some aldermen 10 make what The
others consider fair diyide.
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DENVER, July pa special from Pom
cha Springs says: Lsst night FIRE brok'
out in the Bank Oi Poncha Springs. Oih
izens burst In and subdued The flames. ]
P. True, The owner Of the bank, arrived
just after the flames were extDguished
and ordered the people ont. He ther
procured . revolver and accused Major
Randolph Carpenter, oil LeAdYiIle, Of stSrt
ing the hte, Both men were greatly ex
cited. The City MSnhal struck both viii
9 revolver. True, suppoSlng the blow Wal
struck BY Carpenter, fred, fatally wound
log him. True was arrested. Both par
ties are Well'known business men.
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oosbEussSI AsP suHs. 7
Rho western way OEDSaIInG &iIh 'Pril
OnOES At Insecure JAIIH,


SANTA FE, N, NJ, July 2s,-AboutI a
year Sgo family named Lewis settled On
the Anlmas river, near Harrington. The
family consisted Of Lewis and his wife, q
young and comely woman, and three chill
drel, A hired man, John ], Jennings by
name, came with them, sDd some time
ago II was noticed Intimacy eTISted be.
tween JsnningG and MIRA. Lewis. 0u July
4 Lewis disappeared, and his diSappear.
AnCe attracting attention search was made,
aud his body. shot IN three places, Was
Sheriff Blancott and Justice Of the Peace
Haines Immediately arrested JenniDgs and
Mrs. Lewis on suspicion, and lynch.
Ing pgtys vas. formed, but through
,BlanceIt and HAinsss induence tbe
,pIisonsrS' Ilivess were spared, they imak.
ing full confession, however, sLRtipg
that Jennings killed Lewis on Mrs. Lewis
instigauon, aud that they intended to re-
turn to Missouri quietly. They were
bound over for the next term otthe Grand
Jury and sent under guard Of ten military
men 10 the county seat, TieArA Amanilla.
Tue people seemed to deem Tho county
jail unsafe, two MeIlcAns, charged with
murder, having but recently escaped
therefrom. The Vigilance Committee took
the matter In hand, and on Saturday last
q band Of armed men rode up 70 the jail,
took iJennipgg out organized q court, pre-
sided over by Judge Lynch, tried hip,
found him guilty and hanged him tolR
tree. The woman, also In Jail, WAS not
molested. The three fatheflesS children
are taken care Of by the community. r.
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Suicide At 81. LouiS- hurdsrer AFrtnted
ST. LOUIS, July 2S John T. Gorbett, I
heater At Helmbacker's forge, went homt
from work at $3.50 O'Clock this morning
and after undressing for bed took revol
yer, and Ia spite Of the pleadings Of hil
wife, blew his btAinB out. He had ire
quently threatened to commit suicide bu
no special reason is known for bis oct o.
present. ....t
Emmett Jones, the negro who shot and
killed Atone Vale, deck hand on the
steamer Lidy lee on The 10Th inst, was
captured a. Braidwood yesterday and
brought heIa to-day and lodged in jail.
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PGoylDEScE, July 2s.-Rsw ". F.
Vhstchsr pastor Of the Mattherson street
Mshcdist church, charged with pufloin.
lng rare books from public libraries, called
aboardO this church together last evening,
eonleesed himself guilty ol the Erieyous
en-, expressed the deepest coutritioh
the'eior, and announced bic intentions "
teVlte IRON Tue ministry and church. :
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srIuBEsviLLr, o.. July 7S ALLEN snivs.
ly, ot Mount Pleasant, Pa, young man
about twenty two yests old, a brakeman
on the Panhandle Railroad, iell under 1
pilot engine Ia the yards here about hvt
o'clock this morning aUd died fiva houts
later. He laid out 10 the open Aif without
attendance over an hour, when he wal
taken 10 house near BY, wheis he died
Both legs were badly mashed, the flghI
one up TO The hip.
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n.mNe,,IIe ti,,b.ti., \, ,t.,,a.,

ToLEp,, July 2s.-A Democratic love
least Wss held here to-day, which Wa
largely attended by the most prominent
Democrats Of lie State. Speeches were
made United BtAles senAttt George H.
Pendlelon and others. All advocate !
campaign on lcesl issues. The attempted
assassination pi The President waa con.
demhed and hopes ri his recovery ex'
ptsssed. The candidate iot Governor,
BookWAllef, WAa present.
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IDEHTlRIED A. a Lars DAY,
Tho hardereF Of OOndaotOP WoStfAI
An0Wn 10 DO Lssso James, r.

~-N ~tNNNpE ~ SeANAattN WN~tAAA
AnOWn 10 10 Issao James,
KANSAS CIFr, No., July 2s.-From In
formation lust received through q gentle
man who witnessed the Rock Island train
robbery, on tho night ol July 10Th. and
who 10 we'll acquainted with the JAmsl
boys, 1t Is learned beyond doubt that Con,
duetor Wsatfall met his death at the hands
Of Jesse James, and that Frank James was
not on the train At all. The gentleman
giving this information identified the mur.
derer % JeOSe James, but for fear Of being
himself recognized and killed, he hid
under a seat ol the passenger coach until
tbs robbsrB had left the train.
LEAYEEwoRTH, Ks, July 2S 1T 10 re.
ported this morning that Pope Wells,
thought 10 be one oi the Winston train
robbers, was arrested last night at Halle
Station on the KAuBss City, 81. 10 4 Ooun
ell BIutfs road, There 10 no telearaphic
communication and PARTICULAR are not
now ob.ainable, -. .......
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uuRGL1Hs UP rae RIVER.
-, cumberland InfeSIed with sono Of
AZ" ths HIdnIEht MschaSles

yrv CUMBERLAND, W. Va, July 2s.
,...,,l pl,p,lsh to the lulslligsnoeF'
'' IU, uIght burglars effected an entrance
,s,oa,b The cellar iutothe saloon Of Cyrus
R.,II and also through window into
,ss,tors @ Of ]. W. Hobbs. At BsGll'S they
SI'r open the safe, but as there was moth
II, bpt u,psu and books, this part was a
~, bIul but the Cssh drawer contain
W. " 'omS a. Vlx or seven dollars, which they
" ,SoE I iot lheIr trouble. They got come
Gallery, s tobacco, cigar9, DO, at Hobbs A.
y, Which they lelI before the good people
iUsV n Of their visit, They secured tools 70
i5iI Itbe ssle at George MaEshalls black
SIitb MN shop, No clue at all. 1t 10 thought
NAV we're professionals from their work,
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Had M ,hs Jn,,,es t.n,.,

AISSEAPOLIS, July gS-A special 10 The
b'sh'' Journal from Lake City says: A
SentlsmAn just arrived from Eiu. CALI
noods, says a party headed by Sbefib
H1OcllIIle CAME upon the W illiams brothers,
ttesipeiGdoes, ! Yesterday, and were fred OF
y the latter, aud the sheriff and two 9th
,s!s, ~ were Killed. The despsradOes tbet
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Oul,.re. nn CalnolIss 10 Ab1pslpia.

NIW YORk, July pa dispatch from
Alexandra, Egypt, announces thst the
Fisbch Catholic Bishop Of Nassau and
Iou' missionaries, on a tour Of inspection
oI The missionary stations In Abyssinia,
Hs'e CIpIursd by the natives, who pill
hVed and burned q church Ahd mission
house, aud robbed the prisoners Of their
clothes and sent them into the interior.
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Il. SIsa.p.salAsni,

NAV YoRE, July 2s.-vice President
Arthur 10 still in The city. To-day be 70
Ceited the following telegram.
WASaiNorUN, July %.
The PttaIdSnva condition this morning
10 ptobAblS better than Al any time einet
heWA wounded. We ato al very hope
luI, -.-... JG BLAtRH
Earlier 10 the day be received tdIgpalel
from thO SOfeSAhtatArtna ol the g0nAtt
iuiOFming him Of the death 81 John q
Bdtch, secretary 0i the Senate, AID In 10
ply lelegaphtd his fegrele and asked tha
his sympathy be elnte!ed 10 the familI
d thO bieeesed.
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IN. midland Ar0in 4. Aym,.

DESvER, Col, July ga sAnte r.
special says that party Of soldiers arrived
last night from Fort Stanton, and report
that diApAlcli wss received Just As they
left, from the Meecalefo Agency, stating
that those Indians, or a Large number ul
them are Ii Atma and that MonlseillA and
Raman Chiquia, chiefs, had left The
agency and mastered Two Mexican fami.
lee living In Tuluro1A canon. No official
information has yet been received At dis
tfict headquarters. 's''
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A Company Formed for 1ranSpoTtinE

NEW YoRK, July 2s.-Tho New Yorl
Live Stock Express Company alod itS "a
ticleG Of Incorporation In the County
Clerks office, with a capital Of $4,000, ,OO(
in 10000 shares. The incorporatorU are
Stephen P. Talman, Seymour Hart, David
H. Jeffrey, Ohas. G. Kesler, John Tilton,
Betj 0dio, Felipe Heronz1, Antonio O
Cor zales and Nestol Ponce De Leon.
The objects oil the company are thI
building, manufacturing, owning, furnish
Ing, letting, selling, aud maintaining rail
way cars for the transportation OF live
stock throughout the United States anc
Canada. ~ -.-.-L-L
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moro ADout tno HnHFAeko OF hHHnt Eyes,
oAAHA, NEB., July 49, II. II. Tibbles, Of
this city, who has acquired nationsl motto.
riety on account OIL bic efforts in bshRli OF
the PonCa Indians and his warfare on
schu,z and the Interior Department., ,wFS
married ON Saturday last At tue PfesDy I.
tefian tnisSion. Omaha Indian reservation,
10 Miss susetta La Fletchs, who is well
known throuShouG the Eastern States,
she having accompanied Tibbles In his
crusade and delivered lectures. She
ID an Indiah gttl, the daughter Of Joseph
LaFletche, or Iron Eye, WIN was Tor llt.
teen yeats head chist Of tue Omaha Ia.
dlSns, and who was the frat Indian 10 ad.
SteAie making the Indians citiz,ns and
cell sustaining. Bnsette ID better known
% bright Eyes" or 1nshta Theamba,
She is well educated, having graduated
At q well known boarding school at Eliza.
beth, N. ]. She IL quite writer, and
has contributed 10 gchbnef's MsgSEIne
and other publications.
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IAlAl E4pio.li + = N ! si.s, ! 1n,,.n.,

ts'al E1picNlt of u AitSn 1hFeshtE.
A", OcL, July 2s.-This morning, Oh
S;AtH oI W. r, SneedS, Six miles north
aas'e, .. the engine Of a thfeslibg nAChint
Spodsd and instantly killed Willit
se S1le George Plalt and Robert Davis,
~oO alBhtIy injured Harry Gillian,
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ollSas COuRr HouSr, Va, July 49,.
: SSontpelier the home and burial place Oi
resident Madison, Vhs cold to-day al
ssuc'Ion iot $40, 900 10 james u, Caring
WI Ollhe Exchange Hotel, RiGhmond.
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CHiCAe6, I'LL, July % s.-olsVslandt, III
ChiCARoe, @.
DErROif, July 0S.-The ftet match bs.
tween the BuffAloes and DeGfoiLs came oh
pitcher, while the BuHaloea did superior
batting. Scores RnaAloee, ISL Dettoits, 4
WoRCEs1Ra, July 2S.-PEoSidenee, 81
Wotcealsfe, o.
NEw YohS, July Qs,-NeLtopOli'ans, iS
ALlanticS, 4