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AepOFlb on tnoGonolllon OF tne GR0Wlnk
Crops.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.--The following
reports showing the condition, acreage,
&C., Of potatoes and tobacco throughout
the country, July Lot, were issued from
the Department Of Agriculture to-day:
Potatoes-There has been an increase Of
2 per cent In area of potatoes throughout
the whole country since 1880. The in.
crease Ia general in all sections. The States
Of New York and Michigan report an In.
crease Of per cent each, Missouri On In.
crease Of . per cent, and Ohio . decrease
Of 2 per cent. The condition Al the crop
is reported very high. Insect injuries are
reported In many localities, but the dam.
age is very slight.
Tobacco Tobacco is largely In excess Of
last year, particularly In Maryland, Vir.
ginia and Kentucky, but In view Of the
large area In those States, owing 10 the
scarcity Of plants the loSs will not be great.
or this year than II was In 10, the year in
which the area was given for the census Of
'sO The condition Of the crop Is reported
higher than last year at the same time.
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DEAN STANLEY, whose decease Is an
nouncsd by the cable, and who has beer
Ior sometime past tho leader Of the 80
called "BroRd Church" party in England
Inherited most Of his liberal Tendencies
Ipn hlG.carcely less distinguished father
whose views we're considered too lAtitu
diAaIlu 10 bic day and generation to d.
lnbrhi bishopric. The clergyman ant
luihor whose death is announced to-day
hunot only held prominent place in thu
advanced thought Of hls own country, bu
hn sndsared himself to the people Of the
Unled States by generous and kindly
Ild, extended when most needed, ant
bic demise will be mourned on this eide
oIths ocean no less sincerely than on The
nthAy
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GUITEAU,s CASE


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WAsHINaFON, D. O., July ls,-Amonl
the indictments found by the Circuit
Court Grand Jury vas one against G. W
Ingalls,, formerly United States Indian
Agent at the PIuts Agency, for presenting
false vouchers, one for 1921 and one iol
Sls4, in 1878, It is alleged that ingalls,
is dsIaulter to the amount Of Sl0O0OO To
the government. Ingalls, Is said to be
somewhere out West.
Colonel Henry @, Deahna, who was for
merly United States Collector at Sitka,
Alaska, was before the Grand Jury to-day
complaining that local paper had pub,
liAhed him as an insane person and dan.
geTous. DsAhnR says this publication had
done him great injury, The Grand Jury
advised him to sue for damages, He said
he was too poor, aud the Jury promised
10 look into his case, Alter the recess,
Deahns complained that Secretary sher-
man had him removed as Collector, and
two years ago there was talk Of his having
threatened Sherman with violence, and
the Treasury WAtChmen were ordered not
to let him into the Treasury,
The grand jury Of the Criminal Court
appeared before the court at O'Clock this
afternoon, District Attorney CoFkhill In
his address said when he asked that the
grand jury be held til after the 4th oil
July, nobody expected or dreamed OF 90
great O crime being committed as an at.
tempt on the life ot the President. This
erims was one which everybody admitted
ak tho kfF1a uanld dam md nRan,nk and
certain punishment In case of fatal result
to the President. He had therefore DEEM
ed II his duty to hold the grand jury 10
await the result ol the President'S injuries.
While oil the country is deeply grati6ed
that the President is in fair way to re-
covery, 1t cannot yet be told Just
what action must or ahould be-
taken towards the punishment oi the
would.be assassin. The District Attorney
read note addressed to him by the
surgeonS, In reply to an official request
from him as 10 the PreSldent's case and
his recovery. This note was signed by DR..
Bliss and the other three surgeons. It
was that "while the President has, up to
the present time, done exceedingly we'll
and we anticipate his recovery, we can
not assert with confidence that the injuries
may not result fatally"
Colonel Corkhill said that In view OF this
condition oil the President, he would move
that the grand jury be discharged until
the 10Th OF September, and the Court 80
ordered II. So nothing will be done with
Guiteau, not even towards indicting him,
before fall.
The discharge Of the grand jury to day
sends all the Star route cases over until
October.
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DEAN STANLEY DEAD,
The Great DiVihe aBd Friend Of Amsrits
NO more.

ne more.
NEw YoRk, July 1S.-Oytus W. Field
has this moment received the following
cable dispatch from his daughter, now in
London. ...
July ls-DeAn Stanley 10 seriously, but
not hopelessly, III from efysipelas, and
Lady Frances BAillie, the Deans BisLerln.
law, begs you 10 tell his American friends
especiailyi also, Sir Anthony and Lady
Musgtave and Rev. Phillips Brooks.
MI. Cyrus W. Field has this momenI
received further telegtan from London
saying Dean Stanley 10 In great danger.
lie Wishes femembtances 10 you all and
his Americas friends.
ATER-DRAN STANLEY DHAD,
LbSDoN, July l9.-Dean Stanley died al
II o'clock P. n.
The Archbishop ot Canterbury arrived
at The Deanefy, At Westminster, Just Ia
time 10 speak a few wotds TO Dean Stanley
before the latter became unconscious
The Dean will be buried beside BID father
at Westminster Abbey.
Dean stanley'S sister and Csnons Ear
rat and Jones aud several members Of IN,
Deans household were present al hll
death bed. He remained loS Some limi
N aseni.unCuneplous condition until hi
died,
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BuENos AYREs, June 24,-The Ameri.
can Minister here and At Santiago, Chill,
have overcome all the difficulties attend
Ing the settlement oil the boundary be.
tween ChilllAud the Argentine republic,
The two governments have agreed TO fin.
lsh the settlement by treaty without
arbitration. A majority In both the Obi.
lian and Argentine Congress will support
the treaty.
The Garrison Of Ariquippa routed The
fortress Of the Calderon Government.
Plerola, who 10 at Lapaz, Is organizing
for further guerilla warfare, and annoyin
the Ohilians, operating in the interior.
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HONEY AND srOCKs.
Considerations which Eater into wall
street Calculations,

SOuuhueENNAuun WhAcu EntoE lnku Whll
street Calculations.
NRw YoRK, July 1s.-The Post publishes
the following financial news: There ID
apparently no change in the condition ol
the trunk line railroad affairs. Each
company sesms to be taking business at
ia own rates, which are not oil alike 10
all customers. The war Ia still, however,
In condition where Ii can be closed on
any day, but there is nothing 10 warrant
the opinion that the end Ia near, except
perhaps some large purchases In the stock
market OF Lake Shore. 30 far 90 the
President'a condition Is concerned every.
thing is most favorable, but that apparent.
ly has ceased 10 be an element In specula.
tom II having for several days been 90.
sumed that his recovery 10 only q matter
Of time.
About crops, there Is nothing new. It
ls assumed that spring 90 well as winter
wheat will, In yield, fall somewhat below
the harvest Of last year. II is true that
there have been several local storms In
Minnesota, but these bhould be without
influence on the general railroad interests,
and are.
The report Saturday that the bull pool
In Milwaukee 4 st. Paul stock had dis.
solved, Is confirmed. The pool stock
issued was marketed at $l.25 down To
$l,20, many members Of the pool having
n8 individuals bought Htock belonging 10
them ss members OF the pool when sold
lor account by the pool. The decline from
81 .25 10 $l,20 has been chiefly the result oil
Gales by those on the outside Of the pool
who were surprised at Ito dissolution, OF
short sales by the street.
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A lls.mnn nnhis in f.imhn.

81. LOFTS, July 1S.-F. B. BeChtoldSheim,
who for several years was Consul for Aus
ttia and Belgium in 3D. Louis, and who
departed this city very suddenly on Feb
ttiafy % last, leaving behind him obliga.
lions 10 the amount oi $i4, 900, The. gteatei
part Of which was money embetGled, hat
been arrested In Galveston. While here
he had Influential friends and moved ID
Ire best society. He was we'll known ID
Missouri, having once been Ohiel Clerk In
the Office oi Secretary oi State RodmAn
He was member 10 good standing o. the
GetnAnia Club. His connections 10 tht
old country were known TO be noble, and
he wa by rank 4 Baron. He spent bill
own money laviehly, was the glass ot fash
ion and the mould ot form.
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Tho liI..onrl 1rnin Rnbharr.

ST. Louis, July lS-A Kansas City die.
patch says: Sheriff Undertake, Of Clay
County, who with pose has been search.
Ing for the Rock Island train robbers, re.
turned to-day without haying captured
anybody or even getting on the trail.
The residence oi Mf0. samuelS, mother oi
the James boys, near Kesrney, has been
closely watched, but without discovering
in any shape q clew 10 who the robbers
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ANornEn sAinrEp sCo.n DEL
Makes an Appoinimsnt prom tbs seal
fold 10 Meet Us Ali ID the sweet BY

Makes an AppoIntmsnt prom tbe Heaf.
fold 10 1leet Us Ali ID the sweet Bye
and Bye.
CoRNtrH, Miss, July 1s.-Henry 8.
Smith, who killed James Butkin In April,
1880, four miles north oi BurhBville, Miss,
was hanged hero to-day. Smith, who had
been confined In the jail at Tupalo, Miss,
was brought here Saturday At 1880 p. \.
A guard oI twenty-five men, ,afmed with
bhotguns, conducted The prisoner from
the Jail 10 the gAllows, where 5000 people
were assembled. He stcehded the scai.
fold, read teveral chapters from the Bible
aloud, aud the tninis,efe sang hymns and
prayed, after which The Black CAP Waa adj.
iusied. Before having bis hands tied
Smith fAiaed The black cap and said II
want To see you oil once mare aud bid Won
good bye. hope 10 meet YOU all Ia
Heaven"
Sheriff Williams then exclaimed "May
God Ia HeAyen have metcJ on your aoul,' y
and Immediately cut the rope. smith's
neck was broken BY the fall and he died
almost Without a struggle The body,
alter hanging twenty minutes, was cut
down and butied by The authorities.
The murder Of Burt vas most cold
blooded. He and Smith were comrades,
journeying from Butnaville 10 Tennesssee,
when without cause, 90 fat as is known,
Smith struck him several blows with an
are and then threw the body In q stream.
He escaped, hut waa captured shortly Al.
tetwafds At West Point, Mbs and taken
70 BuEnSviIio. Smith obtained A change
Of venue 10 Ale I county and WAg con.
vic!ed last spting After his conviction
he was sent 10 Tupelo. Mica, for safe keep.
Ing, whore recently he attempted 10 etafvC
himself, but after twelve dSya fast 10.
sumed the regular order oil living. Hil
confession, published to-day, was sold on
the streets for the benefL oi his two chill.
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LONDON, July 1s.-A Vienna cores
pondent says the latest estimates Of The
harvest in Hungary agree that the yield
Of wheat will be much larger and Of .
better quality than last year. Reports
from Russia state that the yield will be
excellent. The RoumAhian grain crop ID
much damaged by the rain storms. Re
ports ifom France show that the harvest
with lew exceptions, will be excellent 1
II Is believed that she will have no need
10 import any wheat.
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\ WARRINGTON, July 1s.-The Treasury
department to-day ordered the transfer oI
S,l04, 400 in gold bullion from the New
York assay Office to the Philadelphia
mint, TO be coined into eagles and hall
eagles. This makes about ten million dol.
lars in bullion similarly transferred during
the present month.
The Secretary ot the Treasury has di.
rooted the redemption Of the coupon 5 per
cent bonds, embraced In the 103d call,
now outstanding, with interest to date
from their presentation,
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CROPS AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL EAOEs AND OOnnEurs.
Weekly Review Of the London Grain
LTFadS-PFOSPseis OF Tobacco aud
POtAtOes-RAV0FAbIe View Of
European Crops, dc.
BRITISH GRAIN MARKET.
Weekly Review by the "MArk LAns
EKpFess."

Weekly Review BY the "MAFk LAnI
Express"
LONDON, July ls.-Ths Marx Lane Er
pres, in It's weekly review Of the grair
trade, says: A week Of tropical heat hal
brought on the crops rapidly toward har
vest. Wheats vary good deal; the ear
are generally short, and some insect injur
les begin TO be spoken of, Exceptional
heat will doubtless pTematurely ripeu
wheats, Barley certainly wants rain In
the southern, eastern and midland count
les, The oRt crop may be regarded Rs loat
The deliveries of native wheat daring the
week have been Insignificant, only 1924
quarters having reached London during
that period. Values unchanged; barley
and oats trades totally unchanged. For.
eign bread stuffs In ample supply; and
trade, despite the weather, has been firm,
but extremely quiet. Stocks depleted to
an unusual extent.
sellers have an advantage on spot.
The finest qualities are scarce, and i'm.
ports are diminlshed. Buyers operate on
Q hmall scale. II may be said that for
ward trade at present scarcely exists. OF
q of coast caTgoea which arrived during
the week, three were sold floating. The
contingent has been decreased $4,000
bushels. The quarters decrease in i'm.
ports Of -four and depletion Of stocks
has been the malnspring Of the present
frmness In that article. Foreign -four
choked the trade oil through the year, but
factors now obtain full rates. There was
rather q better demand Wednesday.
Maize has been firm, though in better
supply, Foreign barley on spot has been
unchanged; of coast, market clear. Oats
10 large quantities, and values have fallen
Cd. Sales Of English wheat during the
past week aggregate 1875 quarters at 46s
I'd against 1859 quarters OF ass Id for
the corresponding week last year.
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WASHINGTON, July 1s.-rhe local In
Dpectors at New Orleans report that the
cause tthe explosion on board the steamer
John ". HGnna, on the Ouachita river,
June 9Th, 10 trSceAble to q defective iron
plate In the forward ring Of the collapsed
hue. The report says the testimony taken
shows that the position Of the defective
iron was such that the defect could not bt
discovered alter the boiler bad been CON.
struCted. The engineers were acquitted ol
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The London Standard ON the LaIo Train
RObbeFiea,

LONDON, July 1s.-The Standard, in an
editorial, says: The robbery on the rail-.
way train in America, an account OF which
10 published to-day, although by no means
an uncommon occurrence, happens op.
portunely, as affording US q reply 10
American structures on the danger OF the
English plan Of separate compartments.
American cars seem especially made to
invite this kind Of Outrage. With the
English system such o Wholesale raid
10 impossible. In any case but one car.
riage could be robbed here before the
passengers and officials could organize for
resistance, AZ there 10 no example Of
such On event in our railroad history,
We may assume that the difficulties and
dangers are 90 great as 10 deter even the
most daring criminal. The danger OF
murder or robbery 10 far less on English
lines than on American.
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CAD vnr M. rnn I..al..,

Nav YoRk, July 1s.-A man giving bic
name as John Kelly, robbed young Ia.
dy, Miss Louisa Ulmer, on Lexington av.
Onus Last night Of gold watch and chain,
valued at SIPS, and started 10 run away,
Two ladies saw the robbery, and captured
the hlkhwaymtn 90 he attempted 10 pass
them. They held him tightly and scream.
cd loudly for help. A policeman soon
relieved them,
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Oy.ol the best resolutions passed BY
m, State Press Association OF It's recen
m,stup in Weston, was that which Ap
poiu.sd Tho place Of ito next meeting Ii
III, cIty, aud fixed the time during th'
p,.. session Of the State Legislature
With the guns Of the btethrsn trained q
short rauge upon the members of the two
houses and unlimited stationery in thC
eloskIooms, on which to record the In
dIvidunl shortcomings Of individual sena
.onGud representatives, 1t will be strange
Il The "rsiOrmS" which the newspaper
have been asking for valnly In past ses
dOuS are not secured.
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PR0sPEGFs LAST NIaar.
Varying Opinions ~ to the Probability
OTAn Election To-day,
NeceAsarY 10 Q choice, 30.


Ofan Election To-day.
ALBANY, July 1s,-The reports tonight
vary as to the prospect Of an election
tomorrow. Some think an election on
the next vote is certain, while others say
1t will be delayed until Wednesday. The
stalwarts are very reIicsnt, They have
been so for week or more, aa they hold
their conferences In the morning, Just be.
fore going into the Convention. Not
much attention is given to the report thai
Conkling has issued orders that Lapham
must not be elected, The stalwartS, It ID
said, are now acting on their own iudg.
ment, and 1t Is regarded only question ol
time with them when they will ioreRo
their opposition 10 LGpham,
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LONDON, July 1s,-The excessive heat
continues here and on the continent. The
French Chambers are expected TO adjourn
on the 29Ih inst, ten days earller than IN.
tended, on account Of the heat
A Spanish telegram says the heat at In.
gianja, the summer residence OF The Span.
ieh court, is almost uubearable, and Mad.
rid 10 like fiery furnace.
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ColuMBus, July 1S.-The Governor ol
Texas ls the last to respond to the request ol
Governor Foster, to have q day Of thanks.
giving and jubilee for the recovery Of the
President. He sends the following:
MY failure To answer you favorably Il
not on account Of any want Of smypa.
thy for the President, but because I do
not deem II consistent with my posi-
lion az Governor to issue proclamation,
directing religoua services where church
and State are and ought to be kept separ.
ate In their functions I doubt not the
people Of Texas have as strongly wished
and will as devouIly pray Tor the re'
covery Of the President as any people In
the 'nited States.
[slsned.l o. W. RoBEETS,
Governor.
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LONDON, July 1S.-1n the House OF Com.
mons Gladstone announced the names Of
the commissioners under the Land Bill.
They are Sergeant Ohsgan, Edward Fal.
coner Litton, Liberal member OF Parlia.
ment, and John Edmon. The Home
Rulers received each name with pro.
longed groans. 0'Donnell will divide the
House on each name. Edmon is Lord
Pembroke's agent, and ls well known In
IralAn Il.
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H., ,,llnre Of the UniversAI Life Insur'
.,.s compauy, OF New York, announced
,.u ,.'tsrd.y, /. claimed to be the result 0l
] y','I"stIou, Of one Of its managers three
~, 'jpee, which practically bankruptsd
". ,oncsru. Subsequent attempts Ia
w. W.. ,Ss company have proved truitlsas,
Wv an announced deficiency Of 1884, ,O0O
.o.Nlk
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PEOPLE who have no opportunity TO en-
Joy SeG bathing will be glad to know that
. substitute nearly, II not quite, as
Strengthening Is found in an ammonia
bath. Agill Of liquid ammonia in a pail
OIVltsr makes an invisOrating solution,
VhOIe delightful effects can only be com.
pared toa plunge in the surf. To weak
persons this iS recommended Rs an In.
comparable luxury and tonic. 1t clssnses
The Ikin and stimulates 1t wonderfully,
and leaves the hesh as firm and cool as
marble. More than this, the ammonia
Pudfes ths body from all odor Of per.
sp'lton, Those In whom the secretion
hunpIsasant will find relief by using o
sp0oniul OIL the tinLture In basin Of
water And washing the armpits with II
sVsy morning.
Many persons find great comfort and
Oe1eHt Ifom saltwater baths, arranged In
inlS way A, Colee cup Of Hne distilled
aIt Is mixed with gallon Of water, and
with a hair glove or Russian bath cloth
me body Is thoroughly bathsd with the
u, mixture, rubbing until the body iS aglow.
ihen ioIIOwO an e1hileration akin 10 surf
bathing The druggists cell boxes Of salt
specially prepared and weighing three
pOanas loF % cents. For delicste child
such q bath Is recommended as specially
beneficial.
many persons Gnd an occasional bran
Ua'n greatly imPrOvegtho condition Of the
Ml1' The French women end II leaves
@eif dark clear flesh as soft aS a b.by'O.
APeck Of common bran, to be had at any
VI .he Iced stores, is stirred into a tub Of
warm, warm water The rubbing Of the SCaly
particles NSu Ol The bran cleanseS the skin,
saue @e gluten In II tDoftehs and strength.
su' sas Tissues. The friction Of the loose
Ulan calls the blood to the surface, and
S'sa S',voa, and irritable people fnd special
V'aeil' from 1t for their minds az we'll as
s .a''t coolies. Physicians say the hSbitual
Wv OIL soap upon the face leaves the skin
,s S'ONn, and recommend a little oat meal In
IusSa'efot I., the ammonia suggested above.
~. n'ales who have emoisL or oily skins should
i,,,.q S quite bot water for their baths, and a
!. .,ae .,'a, iHe Oaytum rubbed over the face, OF
'a, saus Of any Of the fine toilet waters. A
SsoIspOOnNl ~ in the wash bowl Of water
E't'n' H,,l thatshihy appearance OF the akin
'aicA is 50 annoying.
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bGs result

orp friend, Gen. Love, Of steuben'
lila. .,ems 10 be having a perilouS time
:. I N, Drovress toward the House Of Dele
',,s,, :, an Independent candidate having
s..r ,scsutly added TO the Democratic
oDDo.iaop. We feel 1t incumbent upon
rs' " therefore, to cheer the Generals
G ,,isDd. With the assurance that his efforts
',s generally proportIOned to the current
emergency, aud that he generally rises to
M0lpIl height Of the immediate occasion.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
CURRENT COnnENT RY THE GABLE.
Death Of Dean stanley Last Might.
Operations OF the French IN Africa.
italian Haired Orths Pope.
RuSsIAs Ruin.
HATRED OF THE POPE
REeakinE Out 10 Various Forms at the
Italian Capital.

LONDON, July lz.-A correspondent at
Rome says that the anti,Clerical lermsnt
continues. No night passes without an
attempted demonstration, which is in.
stantly suppressed by the police. A com.
mtttee has been formed to confer gold
medals on the six men convicted Of rioting
during the removal Of the body OF Pope
Plus TX, The L10a DGla DSmocrGsia ex.
presses Ito regret that the carcas Of Plus
TX was not flung into the Tibsr, and saya
anh'CleriCal clubs are forming to promote
the perpetual expulsion Of Papacy from
Rome.
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CUMBERLAND, MD, July 1s.-D. Btash.
eats, a wagon builder Of this place, aged
70, while walking on the track Of The B. 1
o. railroad, WAS struck by a train aud in.
slAntly killed, hiS body being thrown forty
leet, and with GuCh force as 10 bounce him
twenty feet iufther, and knock the boards
oil The valch.house out oil position,