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REAPER TRIAL AT DERBY,
= ,., ENGLAND, -

meCormsoks ~ Uusua1, Carries or the
xkoyal Agricultural Eociety's : Gold
Medal At tho Great Derby Reaper
Trial In Enkiand-0ver Thirty, Com.
TuE TRIBUNE learns by special cable mes
sage that the great Derby trial, under tho
auspices OF the Royal Agricultural Society
OF England, OF which tho Prince Of Wales Is
President, has resulted In complete WALK
away for our fellow-cltizen, the Hon. Q. Il.
There wste over thirty entries at this bat
Tia. Of the reaper giants, Including the 6aln'
ie!soa, sJohnstoli. Walter 4. Wood. ete.
Att9f tha mont Impartial Of trials, tor whton the
Engllah Agricultural sootettes aFe Away famed.
taeawAsd Of tha hlRhsst prize Rold pedal
for the best ahoaf -blndlnE harvester, Tho
Johnston and Samuelsou mhoAlucs veFo awarded
silver ,nedals.
Oae little Incident connected With the ma
chine that won .his great victory y worth tnan:
uolln9s The mRohlne w&s on the III.
britannia thar sank % the Irish coaat, aud lay
under httsen fathonis ot wkter for ! week Of
mors. Tho steamer ws& hn&lIy lowed Into port,
and the machine recovered, and, notwithstand-
lnR IT. sorry pliE, 1t wAs thia machlUe that CAT
Tied Q0 The pEtzt.
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Tho Future nf the phonogfaph.

s9;s', nssa z i ssss: + IL sss
sss s par ,eHss s Il SfF es ness
ent rnrn- -ahel!sr. President ilentlcy was aekctl.
"Tn "ngrnph ns sss i. snys ;' antisy ooklne
- S'sss g., es:sr: t,sts ;'s ID aras;t niono:
question. What has Dccs'mc, Of the rhonostaph7
s fs it, e. @ II niR9n9sssnt Is sesstenso n G e'
present time It staud. upon tho r!cofds ut In
ventivn ,liinaFs merely rs 1ilno days won'ier,
HothnF rlnrc. 1tA use hns never tH.cr datloE'
two itsln Of nothing Ind been heard of i.
henley" tiat Il has mover bal nny ct,n,ncrc!al
tortnes n New Ygrk fsr she psrpose u manu-.
for thoa. There is NJ douht IN nj mind but tho
ps9"s'f;Dht y; h. IT'S use aud Tint use will 10 do
1.rntIcy answered. ,his G;,sstion BY pointing 70
neh@e%y snGy ,fssnoGns isans s' rst h It.
!ltxcs tho tnlssion of ths rhnnograph Is . r..
VIZ VII every rea:en il hs mild fSr Utilizing thnt
thla would ultimately be brought about. Is It
is nn:w' the telephone a. vel as :he rhono1rapt
word or got a word wronE In communication
By telephone thero weru certain circumstances
aeh s to st ,sao
cclye1 tho communication might swear that he
had received i In thu manner In which 1t had
might swear equally strung that he had sent it
correctly. and there was no knowing to which
e.;HM t1s i essrss e. .nt.,
by telephone 10 . manufacturing establishment
ec efe sPRy Paee q .bc bud
facturcd and delivered It ras found they wcra
, 1881-08-12

NstN Yofk TTH4esf Sdrnt19a Litter,
Twas elttluH in tho courtyard Of the Unleed
States Hotel ycstetsiay afternoon, talking With
the Wata1ur pf a New YORK newspaper. Col.
ssTou3 Othiltree, tho vcteran hortonaat Haikod
paat. ~ Will toll yuu q good story a6uut 0chil
things that d. ii very fond 0t,-A small, fancy hat
yarn, tilutu4 hts hHaEsFa to below IT, and tt.en
futting them Know It ts al RaulIuun. .Therv a!a
Two rival hatters 1t, New York, AA everybody
knows. We will oa!l theln Smith anu bruwn I
saw = paraxrapa KntnK tho rounds Of tho prcsA
about ochiltrco Rotng into tho st. chn!cs llotc!
In Nov Orleans wearing very handsome anu
vary fancy l!ttlu .Bm6Eptlercl snloking-olp.
Eot It, .Why,' sud he, 'uuo OF tho prcttiest and
mo- Presently One NJ the frerds managed 10
pct tho hat lu his hand, and saw prlutcd gu tho
lastdo of i, Ia biz gilt lettcrs, 'hsnsths
tho hRttoFt m advprtlsculcnt that At oncts
exploded the proetY ,younr lady story. I
Clipped tho parngranh out mud printed II
the newspaper mntl. couttuue1. .nut changed
tue name Of tho butter froEh Smith to lltoat,.
for neawn was QUO OF our patrons aUl smith
want, Tho day after the paragraph appeared
smith rushed Up to mo ind asked, 'llov tho
duoe did that paragraph abaut 0ca!ltrScs bat
happen tn yet tRtO your paper With Hr1wn'1
IstIie put Inf Why do you know paid dollar
q line to have that put la the othar papees. tnd
bore you hRvo knocked all tbs wind 0uS Of 1t for
INC and ruined my Q1FertasDfu0utt"
, 1881-08-12
SUSPECTED POISONING.

JatneS RoDeffa, n young WeI8umah FooMlnE
at No. la8 Clark street, wis tn&en to the County
Hospital last evening suffering. as the Hospital
surgeons thought. from the Effects Of some pol"
son. 1t appears that as long ago as Friday Inst
Roberts calod upnn Dr.. Reynolds to be treated
ior rausea and chron!9 a!aErhea; Since that
and Hunt h aa 10th treated him. DR.. Neyuolds
was seen early this morning BY tepo rter. and
suffering from Tho effects Of poison; hi While
nally diszegardsd instrupsions, aud had
failed 10 ,take tho medc!ns prescribed: When
be- wanted tu sweat tiln, itoberts woult! insist on
lying slark mixed III bod. The other. ,roomeFs
~ ula ou.idlnR pampsssa bin With s!l sorts ot
vatau daily: Inflammation OF tho stomach la
what ais hlEu. Or. Reynolds says, though what
the primal cause OF 1t was hc has no Idea.
lic thtuks tho doctors At The hospital viii
cass for q whilo. Me has NJ ltlea. however. thar
tue young mau wall now rpo0ver. No1oets IL
about :o years OF ago, and Intended shortly to
roturn 70 the bone @ nr hls parents u Nerp0Hrt
wealthy. And bo was 70 have received rclnIt.
tanoa LII q few days. Tho caso VIII be further
Investigated to-day.
, 1881-08-12
Tho Remarkable Hight to Which =
man Climbs In Buslnesa Trip OH

Ser FORK Crrspodtnes Charltston Nftnf and Courier
The din OF broadway has bcooms 10 d0afoning
that the higher up in tic air an office Is the
guIDter and moro preferable It becomes. OF tho
score OF 1fcc buildings now going up or nearly
finished there ID only one-the stock Ell hnnko-
which Il less than tWclve stories hgh Tho Stock
Exchange IL only four stories high. for tho
reason that II It had boon carried higher n1ld
The upper tipot4 rented to broketa tho cotnpDtt-
ton would hare been 90 great for thcte olllccs
that llrfeel!ng would hnte been onRcpderod.
rafses indEnnaon ia any one who has 70 run "
soon be forgotten. AT prusentlt t. wholly lmpo.-
slbtG to lot IN Office IN the tfth door OF build
Ing not provided with M elevator. It la also
to he said that tho elevators OF tho pEeseht arc
fnr superior to those OF the past. Tho rate at
which thoea In the new md splendid tWolvo-
story building At Broadway and Wall street 20
up and down almost plAkca one dizky. but tha
movement eau scarcely he felt This afternoon
had oecAAluu 10 make a dozen buaines1 CALLS
requiring at0ut two hQurs' work In all. and out
Of curiosity kept q recoFd OF tho hight trav-
cIcd In elevators. For eleven at tho twelve
calls had to entor an elevator. and twice re-
traced my stops. finding my man out tho hrtt
time. Adding Up tho number OF atorles was
lifted. tind that went up slxty.two stories, or
a total blight Of R0d feet, allowing an avuEnRe of
thirteen fcet to each atory.-a very amau aver
Rgc. This Is nearly twice tho hight Of the great
pyldmid Of Egypt, and Any traveller M wao ~ foeaa a
to tho top OF the great pyramid ip less than half
tic saving tu strength effected BY our New
York elevators. 1t ali our elevators warn To
brcnk down at once business would oome 70 4
afarhAft1t
, 1881-08-12

EHql{1h M4Q1tlHE+
Faihsr and sons, with tic soma vlvca and
oo oa1sa 70 asa a
largea requirements, hut the establ!ahment OF
separase aomsstca.ts appeaEs TO ho opposed 70
national tnattnots, customs. and religion. In the
town or IL tho country tho san!or Ut tho family
!s the eomnon father Of al IT. inembors, nnd
es @ !se sps ss e Def esn
no nov ooancssion for,nud, 10 family esroniony
,nIt,Sd Until lie heaa of T TIC m Il family has tsen
conusiHlssd: u5i IN tho tIrst instance. Nor y this
r. y e Ses n H. gSss fd FL
Gorsot q family. .are heirsd hrss and the
to shs ether Fac masears Until III or
tant portion Of the days duty te complete. On
6osas1onsa o. * festyty tae s'o ea 9f tns
gu'sat g' naa bean served; Eyen then the mistress g
stpR; 9t ii. u &
denlal familiar to tho somalo members OF Hindu
noussa2!da. Fost!yal'days sre very @ nnmas9!'s @ :
themselves on rlRid ntsontion 70 punotllloua
TIE r. mistress ls Ct the family = usually co1tens s
household. It IL unusual for any, particular
.ad anSd to b9 prepared f9r her espepaly whs'' aa
% make her despite III dopflyadons. Hns doc,
not seek personal comfort. Shs would have all
thu memboes nt tho household live happily
ana contcntud!y toEother. Hsothefs end
slaves ase trusted alike with eonsldsEat!on Ky
tho tntclligent aud deyUtptl head of tho family.
There IL SeEtatn simplicity in tho domestao ltte
VI tho Wetl.rcGplatea Hindu housuhold that u
very oharmtnR. For instance, At feast Or fes-
t!yal. ~ tho taenhors. Of the houtehold con-
:lder M Mtaemse!yes bound y honor to attend chief
Y to tho comfort aul enjoyment Ut the Ruasts.
Ihey mover mink of tholr nwn. wants N cotn'
pArsaun. It 1& only wbea tho quests hxva bonn
sbasdsnsiy supplled and attended, % mat they
thlnk ot tham9ats es. Among tho higher caetca
:he food consists chleuy os wheat and make,
hour. grain. pulse. clarified butter o.
tioutarly mutton aud fowls, arr not objected to
by the !pH9r cR1tes II they eau procure then
hut bccf u an abaln!natioa ~ Counting from I
sacred animal: aud poEk ts abhorrcd az Wis. and
gats litntlus partsts of those la;s Like tbe
enoe she ssaRottsy q iife. They ars
shedSas 81 nSio Slood skalst sho inaaos
as %,, psIIu,;, pIu,;, aas!natn ths tHxtnF tHxtnF ot M a!to
i ~ human being; tl Uesgal, h0Wovor, tlsh u
, 1881-08-12

Egyptian . men Of a!l ,a tsnks shaved sneir
shoss. rs saaasn beard ~ IVA sas % allowed to dopsnd
Tho barber waa tn attendance on the great
o mSoqs aSS ,2a e sng a9s ne
Tho lords wiz was also under h's supcr,,ntend.
nuco. This consisted Of humorous small r0T!s.
.e se%sa ee eseap
The dress cyen Of tho highest class, was slMpio.
i pa56s 5ns of hG ssant Ss s
Sa fsoas % viz sIfd!e. T Tss a!atertaI .a'sht eo q
Sa MeSshsr o. ie wcssess oaaaon. ill., Z ovep
thla ii.s Rscat lord invariably wors an ample
robe Of di!e !tnon. reaching frog, tho shoulders
which descouaed nearly, It not quite. to the
elb,ws; second sI;d!S, Which W nay .eH, hsys
e. zee wa &es srns I'D o%et q
logs were left baret and IN The sarlest t.mes
IL foot wore slso bAfo. sandals batna IN
xnSM xanaa " aysa saa as S
ssss Sss ass iii ssss w gs Sss
work composed as paltl leaves OF tho stalks Of
tle papysns. Tho shape varied 1t different
esssaaoo q his valst a shs pEsS Esspsan ia @
on hla ornaments, which canslsio4 coMtnooly OF
ISL St ,s q 5 & oassss ssss e E sS ss s r ss
anEIets Of The same uharaotsr round the aakses,
TSus @ f ss'fs e1a "a toos &. = baton o. set
and. quitting hl8 1resaInG- rooM. mAdo hls ap'
IL Il: ;:SS g I'd e. own
elaborate thaa her Ius6ands, Rayptalu ladles
ast sa Sp hsse ssss fes
woman TOR considerable period. HonnlS"
asSAGs snS GScs ss s:a S Y,:S :Se 9s sess :be
though bali brushes havo not beeu diaeoY.
ered: Ultimately. G was sspssatsd tnt9 ng:
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Judge Holiness Singular Accident.

MI, UsMfgt 1M"ttt -. r.. ,,a..Is ...,t,
% III s " e s
hRva came to our knowladEp In rolatton 10 tho
1luu, Bilney r. Holiness formerly OF Madison
County, who xopr0aantel tals district lu Con.
Rress for tha term Including tho years LEGS and
~. Judge Holmes. after tho expiration OF bis
Congressional torn. boUat,lo the business pHrt.
ueF ct tho lion. Nnacos Eonkllu9 In Utica. a
tvw yGara ago hs lpa2irl West. though III Wh4t
State hls eacnpcti our recollection. Among hl4
peculiAtitlc8 was htA foutno8s for hunting. and
tor this purpose hc kept y tina pack Ut houn.la
which, al occasion prcS1ntcd. hp followed III tho
chaae. Soma weeks snco hls dogs, for snn,s
cailsa, an9a9ed ln q furious fight alaong thetn-
Wsas enenE them to sstop tae tshttnE;i lasa,G y;
htIu 10 terribly that It was eIpectcd that 20
could pevnr recover frnm his Wounds. Whtip
tho h1tltea wore tearing hlui With thnlr !nad AnQ
apparently blind fury, they seemed sudicn'Y t9
they commenced to lick hls wounds, running
piteousiy and luaHl}esttnE all tho a1ceEoA t9r
klm that Il VIVA possIhta Tor 1umb aulmal9 ~ tA>s
The judge, after hia FesclU III tho feffibla eof-
dillon Ia Mhiph he WIS loft, Fefh1ad Ia hayu any
punlshmeut administered to the dow t1alns&ass-
lng that they wors ln no ken<s b!a@aoEe. r.. .
Judqo uoss 1ssS Il f:as .iasnt tss II Gsy CITY. Mich,
whero 6c ID Id greatly respected hs when u teal"
don't Of This Htate, Although well advanced IN
Te0Fs, TO IL halls aud hearty ,-ok was until tho
scoiaept noted Above,-anu j passonatolF fond
81 tbo chase, Much Of blu Abundaut leisure has
for years Oeea slent In the well"stoake4 tornsts
mud % the prolific wateF-c0ursea OF Northern
Nfcht9Qu. 81 .'-::'. Ef't ti* *
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INTERNAL MACHINES.

Whnt a NJ. Loria Dynamite Flcnd SAYS.
81. It'u1 I'e''. ''t'mleA,
spnoss you Jaw ,hs artso IN tho morn,
ta s' FOR tho fas ,Ghnss Ts,s , nas,
tionIst 10 reporter thts morninK.''
Yes.'
avail. those machines were made In St. Louis,
aud MI the work on thotu was done here
"ynu say theso cement buryels wore sh,ppcd
1'o". ~ 1'H4''
nes.
NY whomi', , ..u .,.,, ,.,
b,rt ~, H. nn,;. ,rii.rs ont III, ~, ..,,t
"a. .. Wy ~. o'ns nara anu se,' nln' sc.'1
thmx, ,g;,,u ,u ,,..a,..
!. r. nsf9 H. opos s,,u &c n.,,os itve! w
cnnl n',ss o,T n h"ose do~a near mo AssenaL fou
,ss ,asst 5 ; g sFasSsa sa IL ssafo6 q. VI
~ S!!es stss tsss y fses VIE Sisrs. s.0 IT. H. xs. ~
m saat ana typo Or irlsh.
e " s"fe ,s y, nn ah aos. S
l,e woro petbls eye:Slassss which gli,tefSa
sas 1 os s sscesa 10 sposte
he sso o e sc.b e. b to
eosqis i eiKass. g Sessa ss . a''st
e sarptsg ID 9n Moa th:
s9bIIec., put BY .ho iims your psper 4 printed
IL 4a ogas srS We of pf haso5s ias % hsy' S
iho!e Is 10 Il. i hsys 70 lestauoa
eiocks prepared IN s. Ill oa!s 'ss seaee ny sas
psIys!ola. and weE9 intended to hc p!acea % on the
S9s xong On 1pasa ea fs x ~ y
ser BE- shippct % EnaIand % wss-!et sas ses." and
, 1881-08-12
ITALY.
T1rE rOPE.

LONDON, Aug. 1l.-llegardfng the state
ment that tho Pope proposes going to Malta
to reside, Rome correspondent rofers to the
circular Of the papal Secretary Of State to
the Nunclos and tho subsequent circular to
the Ambassadors ut tbs Vatican as indt-
cating soma basts for the announcement,
though, tho correspondent adds, "whe tier
the Pope will eventually leave Rome, or
when, arc questions 6t!li undecided" *
, 1881-08-12

Justice HNdaonts F1istaGen Eentcncys
At8 o'clock last Saturday morning Detectives
hohan and 8tift, Of the East Chioago Avenue
Sutton, arrested out Of 4 barn at tho rear OF
No. 23i North Market street lvo notorious
" bad young mcn, named respectively
John .stopheus, alias "Ma{," Sampson,
Frank lIlil, Samuel Collins, John Murphy
alias "Connoll," and Jamcs Walsh. Thoy have,
been iphabittnz barna Ia that ueiRhborhood for
snne timo past, and to them arc attributed
nearly all ct tho petty depredations reccntly
committed theroabouta- Upon thoir persons
wcro found rovolyers, u!th which they hal
bean Ia the habit Of practiulnR daytimes, much
10 tho annoyance Of :tha people Of the
vicinity. Thcao young men ero we'll known to
tho authorities. rhree years ago Lieut.. achHauk
procured three Indictments AH1tlnst Stephens
stores, sud though Do esoaee'i. bis pnrtncr ii
the Jobs was soul to the Penitenttary, whero he
etill.ts. Murphy has boon freaueni!y arrested
V ns so aao
into and burxlartked u store near the Wells
pestsdy fa0S es:as s az UT CO..
!,ns and Hal! tt,e y known except that they m a5e
Hon , bsoasht asslnst !ssm sttar .hsIr arrest o.
ss{ Nv ss Ct e s ass @
Rss Rs ss Ssat in te '9ses n9ss II ua9 %ss ,ssS S
WIZ Win tI:sdslssd asd mistaken isaioaey, .as:
e'sG. .hs ss Ff
Sf az e1esSs!sn sna ISs ~ q hnSs hn
syss a;SSsy' assS spS "a
% e. s gs' ss s' ss
was a1ntn called to the black records which the
a,ss hsa nads ths nse.sssity e tas enp!iSesstoa
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his prorntsc, M hls arrest only faw wouks af-
II lrnvc Ito city takos a trip to tho Ht0ek.
Yards and rcturna IN tha happy conseiouhnoss NJ
having ful1l1ud all tho conditions tsnpuhctl by
TIM ktispenslpn Of bu un3ShHent. With Those fArta
lit tho knowledgo Of tho police. IL is, 70 say tho
least, Il littlg peculiar TINT tho practice shonld
, 1881-08-12

TIE NILtTAltY HITUATT0Nt
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE V!ceroy OF India
telographs to the 1udla Oalce as tollows:
"The Ameer's officers at. Khelat-l-Ghilzai,
writing on the 9th. say they are prepared to
resist attack, and that large force OF tho
A.nees's troops Is coming to ioln them from
CabuI and Ghuzen[,
, 1881-08-12

INTERNATIONAL Law
BERLIN, Aug. 1i.-Thc Association for tho
Reform and Codlcatton OF International
Law wilt hold n Congress at Cologne, begt1l-
ming the 18th inst Delegates ara expected
from Germany. Austria, England, the uuited
Statcs, France, Switzerland. Belgium, uol-
land, aud Italy.
PROTECTING THE JEWS. :.
BEKL1N, Aug. 1t.-Tha Government has
taken necessary measures to protect tho
Jews In Pomoranin and West Prussia. How
ever, the troubles will not soon be- stopped,
as in those districts strong hatred against
the Jews seams to pervado the whole popu-
lnttpQ,
, 1881-08-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arsndsa Heng, lrou, aud Wine, svlsh
Cinohona, Tho standard medicinal tonlG ot this
progressive ARe. II onrtoh0a tho hlool. prOmpt-
" ipytguFatua tho bEniR and nervous syst0M.
improves digestion. eto+ Result: 4 round iorn.
bright eyaa, happy ataL8 Of mind. Arpu4s drug
store, pQSuer AAuf&op stTaIk and Fifth aFeluo-
, 1881-08-12
EGYPT.
+. THE NILE.

CAIRO, Aug. rl,--Tho hight Of the Nile Is
thirteen cubfts and twenty-tNsce kerots. At
tue same time last year the hight was nine
teen cubIts four kerats.;, o,,.tr.- ,,'ss,
, 1881-08-12
New York English Spoken IIcrc.

CjfY Of Mertt0 Gurrts pondtnts Cleveland L<dd<r4
Although knvw suarcely word Of tho Span
port OF Tho Ncpubio had little difficulty In get
thug aIung, Is thcro was generally! some ono
near at hand who could aot a. interpreter. In
many OF the etorcs In tho City Of Mexico tho
familiar European sign Of .'EpRllsh spoken
hero j" is displayed. Que. establishment yartcd
tho announcement al lctl0W8s
, 1881-08-12

konae Errora' In Recent: Publlshed
Statements.
atlanta t7a,s Cpp%ttt4tteA.
w hsys oson REQUESTED ta publish Tho follow
Recent interviews 1oe TEE CHICAGO TRlH-
ukH s1d tho phlladelphl& Prey, parts Of which
, 1881-08-12
o,t,s Cornell Crew Easily De-
fl feated by the stalwart AUS
~, trian Oarsmen.4
MEASURES Taken by the German Gov
's'" eminent for The Protection Of
The Jews.
insertion to the Enemy Of a
Largo Body Of Peruvian
Troops.
r,,ousht IL switserland-Tha International
Rleetrical Exhibition Con-
gresa at Cologne.

gress at Cologne.
GREAT BRITAIN.
IN THE c.aMMoNs.
royDoy, Aug. lin tt1s House OF Com.
mo,,s tf-lay tho amendment to the Lo1ld bill
moved by Lord Cairns tConservatf7s) III the
iiou.a Of. Lords to omit the latter part
n Clause 10, providing TINT where tn
Ian,t Court IS satisfied tile act Of acceptance
~ yaarIy tenant Of leaso containing
tetus l1sryvsquabla or unfair to the tonant
WAS prpcvrea ~ tira1s Of eviction or undue
Influence. the Land Cour4 might declare such
lease void, ETC., was rejected, 81 to 125.
George j. t'oschen {LtbcrA) ana Speaker
Brand voted Will, tho majority, and SPOKE In
support of the Government.
4 division WIS taken OIL the question of
the House disagreclng Will, tho amendment
10 Clause 10 OF tl,e Lanl bill, introduced In
the House Of Lords, striking out the words
-. erantiug power to the Land Court to render
void any lease obtained by landlord by
threat OF eviction or undue influence, and tho
motion to Disagree was carried,-2i7 to liz.
Tho amendment Of the House Of Lords to
str[ke out the proyiso that the Land Court
may stay proceedings for debt when the ten
ant has applied for the fixing Of judicial rent
was rejected ,-2e5 to 1l3.
; ~. :, TIE LAND nLL.
Salisbury has issued a whip to the Con-
setyattye Peers, inviting them to be ready to
consider tho Land bill, as amended by the
House Of Commons.
The Times says the Lords have yielded to
what they admit to be q paramount political
necessity, and have accepted n bill which
they profoundly dislike and dlstrust. 1t can
hardly be doubted thAt The same motives
which have hitherto actuated them will
again prevail when they como to reconsider
the points Of difference which remain be-
tween them ana tho House OF Commons.
BULLION.
Logpox, Aug. 1.-THE Times In Its finan-
clal article thls morning says: "NVa believe
Italy has obtained elsewhere the amount of
bullion She requires, and the anticipated
withdrawals OF gold from the Bank Of Eli
gland on Italtan account at my rate is post
poned. 1t Is quite possible TINT the bullion
drain to America may begin at any moment,
but al prescnt'ln spite OF the withdrawal OF
bullion from the bank on Tuesday, It cannot
be said any drain has set in. The Bank Di-
reetors will be no doubt prepared to ralso
hs fato Of discount quickly on the least sign
o. drain to America or elsewhere, but with
The cessation OF the Italian demand tor the
present there appears to be no necessity of
any action, at least In advance OF the open
market.
COUNTERPART MONEY.
The police Of Rome have discovered a
gang Of fnrgers employed in coinlng En-
esh soverclgns and oo-l!re pieces. The
, 1881-08-12

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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 1t.-Artived. tho British
Crown. from Philadelphia.
I4oSpox, Aug. l1.-The Alsafa and BaHos
Monarch. from New York: tho Baltimore. from
baltimore; and tho Hoolas from phllade!phlas
have arrived out
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-02-23
River Superstitions.

Il thought fifteen cents the price of that
article"
$50 il is TO the common sinner, but TO you
we will make il ten. 1t is poor grocery
poorer than this one-that can not afford to
sell at cost to ministers" The speaker was
Captain Socwell. at his place of business
yesterday. The individual addressed was a
gentleman OF the cloth, in white cfavat
The Captain continued: at was always
rulable on a steamboat 10 carry clergy
man free, except when white horse was
on board. In that case he was not carried
at all"
Was there such superstition as that?'
asked the reporter.
Yes, indeed answered the Captain.
20 carry pfca cher and white horse was
the ght always 10 presage disaster. All
steamboat men know that a preacher and a
white horse were on board the Thomas JEFF
ferson when she sunk off Island No 50. the
Pontiac of Prophets Island and the Mary
Pell, above North Bend. The Red Stone
blew up at SCOTS Landing, just below Can
Melton. It had just landed TO take old man
Scott, who was a minister aboard. He and
the gray horse were both blown to atoms
think General Harrison, of this city, Was
one of the passengers at the time of the ex-
plosiOnn
'Were river men usually superstitious?'
Well, DO not remember many Every
body, however, knew the preacher and white
horse theory. But there was one other that
could hardly be called superstition. Rats
leaving a boat was a certain sign of bad
luck The Prehensile beasts know by N