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HOTEL LOTTERY
DRAWS APRIL z, 1881.
a FULL DRAWING

THE drawing will tase place at LOUIS
l. WILLIE, KY, under authority of a special
act of the Kentucky Legislature, and will be
under the absolute control Of di interested
commissioners appointed by the act.
LIST or PRIZES:
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Saturday, March 18Th, 1881


DY virtue of the trust deed made by Henry
ID L Douglass, recorded in the Registers
Office Of Shelby county. Tenn, in book No. no,
page GA, and the trust deed made by Henry L
Douglass and wife, Lucy d Douglass, recorded
IN book No. ll, page SO2, Twill, at the request
Of the benehciaries, default being made, sex
at public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash. on
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saturday, March I0, 1881.

at the southwest cerner Of Madison and Main
streets, in Taxing District, Memphis, Tenn,
all the right, title, claim and interest, Of said
II L and l. ID Douglass in, Of and to said tract
Title Of purchaser absolute. Equity of re-
demption barred. Sell and convey only as
trustee. B b BARNES, Trustee.
Finlay & Peters, Afty's l40li
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For Helena and FFiar'a Point.
u. 5. Mail-LEE LINE.
For Glendale, Helena, and Friar's Point
The steamer
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JAMES LEE. ]

Stacker Lee, master; Lloyd Whitiow, clerk
VIII leave IS above on every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY stl p.m. Once
No. 3 Madison street.
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monday, Wednesday and Friday.
tDaily.
monday, Thursday and Saturday.
iSunday, Tuesday and Friday.
Tuesday and Friday.
NV ednesday and Saturday.
1Tussday, Thursday and Saturday.
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LEAVE. AhhIVA.
- ----
Mall train, daily...... 500 pm. lO.S5 pm
Freight. $50 am. 6.45 pm
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the gauge. Red river at Shreveport
fell 5 izhes, with % feet 5 inches on
the gaug6. Arkansas river 0 s Q
inches, with Z feet 9 inches on the
gauge at Little Rock. White river is
rising at head-waters. and has a good
stage as high up as Jacksonport.
MIsCELLANEoUS.
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nEi.LAIRE.

MI, Henry Over and wife are back from
trip 10 Long Branch. .4I ..
Officer Kempe buried his third child, q
victim Of diphtheria, Saturday.
John A. GALLAGHER and family have re.
turned from visit to Marietta.
Jos speidel was In town Saturday. His
friends bere have not seen him here much
lately and were glad to meet him.
The dust In ,BellRife may not be any worse
than elsewhere when there 10 anything IN
make II out Of and wheels 10 grind II up; but
II isfsatfpI just now.
Some one emptied d load OF shot into
Anthony Murphy'seow We don't know any.
thing about MI. Mnrphy'S COW but II 10 not
much wonder that some Of the cows should
be shot by those who have been annoyed by
them nightyall simmer. .. ~
A child With bose threw the stream on
Horse Of Nr CfaWiOrds saturday, as II stood
before Evans &, AJHS', and frightened II 90
thHti turned shnfE around and al but upset
the wagon. II then started on 4 run but was
stopped luSt IN time 10 prevent the pitching
out Of boy whe vas Sitting ID The wagon.
There isA large AnlohnLb Of tin Sctpps made
at the Baron factory. Lately these have been
bound int bundles like bAled hay for cOnVen.
itnce In hauling away. They make excellent
things 10 All Ia streets or em6an kmenls where
there Is any wash from water; but we notice a
ereit manly bundles are allowed 10 10 "
waste over The river bank. ~.
The y 4 o. trains. long as they were gun.
day, we're illled with people bound 10 the
Burts' Mills camp ground. With the great
number at camp meeting, the btlinber that
were of a. usual 10 Others points VI Lhe neigh.
bofhohd and the uhnstal number Of our pe0.
iile who ara nut OF town for the summer,
1selaite hnd hardly rotpotAl'S guard leH
Sunday 10 take care Of the houses.
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LASuAsrGR, onto, August 20. William
Mefahds, a freight conductor on tue q. 4
NJ. v. Railroad, met with . lfishLlnl death
this morning while Ia the discharge Of hIa
duLIes. The train vas westward bound,
and when Nb7u. t1ut miles out mi tblA
city, II is supposed 0y some nsaAs lie itlI
IRON the car OH 10 The track. AT the nexl
Station, mile Ut two intIhst OIL, UJiIdic.
tor Mefal da wac uis' cd, and the engine
sent h'Gk, wien the, ND hin iutl r.
flhly lninpl,d dtditipn, Ih4 mad "a.
pletely Cut In lw,iI and 10Th AIMS
crushed f ..Mt. MstAnia was .in have
bepu married .Rexl, innptli, ard Is TIE
ath bother 1 The MefUd. be'G Nhc h y
met bis deaih IN tailiosdlns II patents
fes'ds AZ MhfpoV.
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GREAr BRITAIN,
Parliamentary Affairs -HeTIous Illness
Of the PFInee Of MAIss.

Of the PFipes Of wales,
L9NnoN, August, ,20,TEp tbsl Hsusa OIL
Commons laAt aightlddang the debate on
the vote for the salary OF the Chief sscre'
te1y for Ireland, P4rusll said he thought
Forster was more defeated by, large body
9I IdSh people thaaaay plShsSRrsdsGss-
sora, ,ioh eSeonnt Of IHaimods iin \ hlChhe
Administered not only the Coercion Act,
but the general law OF the country. With
regard 10 the fnture, he said II The Land
bill brought about substantial abatement
oi rent, the Irish people, he thought,
would make the best OF ii, and would use
It as an instrument icr the attainment OF
complete land reform.
plembe1a Joined hi i6OndemdinR IFotGlet
h language more or less strong, Barry de-
claring Forsler's name was held in exc
Grafton, and that be had worked the Uu.
ercion Act 10 stihs the Land League.
On vote Tor law charges and criminal
prosecutions PArnell severely criticised
the recent Grown prosecutions In Ireland
Heally and others sharply attacked the
conduct OF Irish slipeudiary MaSisralep.
Tie, Irish estimRteaih been disposed
of,wlth the exCeptionof fyeitema Anon
these 10 tho volaIfot constabtilary,S - ~
In the Commons to-day the Attorney
General moved Tor the appointment Of a
Royal Oommission to inquire into the al.
legged corrupt practices at WiGrn. Re.
jected by . vote Of 4S 10 81.
In the House oi commons to-day Par.
nell, In calling attention to the reArfest OF
Michael Davitt, and moving for hIs 10.
lease from imprisonment, said II was cur.
rently believed that D4vitt was arrested
because he called Forster "Mr. Outrage
Forster" In q speech. PArnell said Ii was
the meauest, most G9ntemplibls, act ever
committed " any GoysrnmenL J
HaTCourt, Home Secretary, justified The
arrest D! Davitt. He eaid Davitt had 10.
turned 10 Ireland as on avowed Fenian,
and used Language which no government
10 the world could tolerate. The Home
Secretary incidentally stated that, hs had
ofep vainlytfied v obhina ditavowsl Of
Fenianism from the Irish membstsol Tue
House, who suppofted the Land IIeagpe.
he mtitnated thAlthey couldnot dislvow
the Views q lho6e who ire bupply ihg
funds sffonrlAmericaa J nd vi tl'R W
In the Commons, this afternoon. Par.
nells motion for the release Of McDAyitt
was defeated by q vote OF 90 to 10.
The House then resumed consideration
ol the business OF the Committee OF Sup.
ply. II the House Ia unable 10 conclude
he business ol the Committee oil Supply
Iohav pupliaht n. No it2n M. (lkn oad
until the 9th ins'ant.
A further withdrawal oil bullion from
he Bunk oil England, for shipment to
New YUrk Is expected early next week.
The Prince OF Wales wasI suddenly
Frustrated to-day by cold Of such grav
ity as to cause general and public alarm.
His condition at the present time 10 such
that the attending physiCians feel com.
PEELED y keep, the public informed by
regular buletins. II rs W g.
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4 OMIpAe0 nlaAaFRR.
Explosion Of a rus aoiIsr-ThFss Men
'h Killed aud seven IpJuFsd.

'i' Killed aud seven IpJIFed.
CHfoAao, August 9O,-At6 9 O'Clock thil
morning the tug A, B, Ward. while as,Oru
Of tho barge Adams, on its way nut, and
on the river between Clark and Lasallt
streets, exploded its boiler. Five msu
were aboard OF the ilEiAted craft at the
TINS nj the oItAstro oohe These were Gap.
tain +. s. Butler, Engineer William VII
son. better known as "0le" Wilson; VIM.
Mcdonald, deck hand; Mike Mcdonald
Fireman, and Fred Whitaker, cook,
Two tugs were Ia charge Of the Adams.
The forward one hSd Just passed through
the Clark street bridge on the north eide
otthe bridge pier, and the barge was iusI
entering The channel when the explosion
occurred. AT this moment the A. B.
Ward was the length Ofthe barge and the
length OF It's toW'llne west oi CLARK street,
The cououeSion was 80 great that the i'm.
mense boiler OF the tug was raised ln the
dir Nnd plunged like o shell from NOR.
tar into the bbathohss under the north
end OF the bridge, where II lies nov high
and dry.-Ths- captain ot the tug, Mr.,
Frank s. Butler. was blown through the
air Ia the same direction, and fell mangled
on The d(ck Of The berSs Adams, Nearly
the whole d the tug deck was blown of.
The tug y, ", Taylor was nearly two hun.
dred feet as,ern ofths wrecked vessel, and
within 8 minute was Of its side
Mike McDinAld, the fireman, and Fred
Whitaker, the cook, were found clinging
TO the wreck, and were taken of. A yRwl
boat astern oflhe barge Adsms, that con.
tanned q sailor, bad baen Cutin twain, and
the occupant, . Greek, known as Of arlev,
wsB also taken from the water by the Tay.
lor. Within three minutes OF the rescue
pt these survivors the wreck Of the Ward
sank where tty boiler exploded, about one
hundred aud Atty ieet west ot the CLARK
street bridge. The Adams waa towed 10
The State street bridge and doCked and
Captain Butler taken ashore. A. cursory
examination Of his injuriea showed them
10 be fatal. The back Of hig gkhll was
fractured, and from the moment he struck
upon the deck oithe Adams he did not
utter q word The bodies OF William
Wilson aud William Mcdonald were not
seen, and are supposed 70 have sunk with
The hull Of the t1g.
The injuries to the survivors were not
apparently serious, although ior Q time so
covered were they with scAlda and cold.
dust that II was not possible to make an
examination. Mike Mcdonald had bis
wrist torn and was Romeah hat bruised and
sCalded, but was able, after having been
washed aud bis wound dressed, TO walk
away without assistance.
Fred Whitaker, the cook, was scAldsd
alightly In different parts Of his person
He, Als', was able 70 take care Of himself.
Whether or mt there was any neglect
On the part Of the engineer invesligatiOn
will determine. II the boiler was defec
tive It may not be ascertaiued. Expert
Snced tngmen and marine engineer are al
loss 10 account Tor the explosion 10 the
absence Il any definite information con
terning The steam, water, DO, before the
occurrence. .t nn'a u.
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cred as favorable day for the patient a
yesterday was, The Mansion has been
closed for the night, and everything aE
this hour - perfectly qpist,rsa
III Il no IoRhoRt ~
All the members ol the oGbinsssrs Of
the White House, and they have remained
close in the OabinstEoom. There is 1
Sigh ,Ol vacant auist-PEsvAlliDg1 NtthS
White sHoGss The cOuhlsnahcSi oi
the iumStes Indicate feeling Of
uneSslness. To say the least, there 10 q
lear prevailing that the President 10 too
weak to bs nourished much longer by
enemAts, although Dr., Bliss says this
method hAAlp far pro1ed eminently suc7
csssful and that the President really gains
strength from 1t,
DR.. Bpynton said about 8 80 O'Clock to-
night, that Il vas well 10 admit that this
vomiting spell Of the Presldent's might
portend TO serious Tesults; that while IL
was true that seveIe coughing had brought
on yomitipRll b might indicate eoplinusd
wsakp6 p6ss pt The Atumachl lgnd tbat qhlees
the resident 3 stomach VIII admitot his
taking nourishment the care would look
desperate. BOynton thought to morrow
would probably decide at one way or an
other. Soon after DR., Bliss admitted sub
stantiGlly that the condition Of the case
tomorrow would belikely to show whether
the PreAidsnt can recover or not
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from the pedestEian field. Rovsll sailD
today. he says be may ssttls in 8 W@t.
arm SkatA .... w..

from the pedestrian field. RoVell sail
to-day. he says be may ssttls In 9 West
Maurice yignauE, the French billiard
champion, in Q private letter TO Q friend
states that be ID coming TO America IN
October, he RAya that on hiA arrival Ia
New York he will be ready 70 arrange {
match With any billiard PLAYER in the
Wsrld, from 81 900 to IS 900 o aide, Jacob
shSetfsr will be only too ready 70 meet
the French champion. ..r ,Ail-gy.
The challenge lssped by the st. Louis
Cplored bieycltAk, Albert Pielapn (Vho
was an REtAehs of the no v deGsaaed young
huffman and amateur spFint runner, John.
ny Blow, 70 ride any man IN America 100
miles, has been accepted by RollinSon,
the present long diStapce champion, and
the race % to come of In few weeks in
New York, -.-
oue Of ..ths signs Of the tmss' is the
attention now given 70 manly and healthy
sports by the more respectable neVspa.
perB. Not q very long while ago all mat.
terra Of sport were ConSidered beneath the
notice ot daily newspapers. .' lLsiO9
London has 5000 btcYcleS In use; Bos.
ton, 700i New York, 9OOi Montreal, 800,
and Cincinnati about 60 II the bicycles
In daily use in England were 10 pass be,
lore q given point, going at the rate Of ten
miles an hour, and keeping distance Of
FIVE feet apart II would require two days
and nights and almost Au honr over for
the proCeSaion TO pass. Such 10 the mag.
niLude the bicycle has attaiDe ed abroad.
Americans are now rapidly understanding
the full worth Of this practical road vehicle,
1t eats not, neither does 1t drink. ia'
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BEatlA Abse6t 20 l1tisBdid tltfamon.
tame leaders lately received instructions
ttom Rome to support the Cover msnt %
much as possible, particularly in lie iinau.
cial policy. Catholic j,urnalS are conse.
qusntly beginning 10 recommend leaders
10 support Conservatives In districts where
uitfamohtaneB have but little chance. II
appears from the quiet preparations So.
Alists have been making that they, al.
th0ugh no likely LttlreluTn mote than ak
nemb6fsao the R6tchs,Ag, were making
sufficient strength 10 recessitAte a number
Vi second ballots, and falling to elect theft
own candidates, will be more disposed Ia
support 0onSet vaiiyss than bib6ralS, az
the former are willing 10 votU for Bis
rIatck o semi Socialist ideas.
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NIALY
Ihe POpss 'eeariiy- he tiuverHtnGAi
l...... VII Ptsitet IIIin,

Ihe PBpe's 'Reariiy-i he GuVerHtntAt
.. VII Ptsitet IIIin, 81 r
RyME, August "a. The Oflialal Gyz tte
says: AZ the artificial astAupn agslust
the t5t papAl guarantees cIbliuues,
the Government deems IL s1pvdtent 10
make a itAtk statement oil Ia views, 10
dltsipALe illusions aud tincettAiniy The
Government fesptG 8 the right Of public
meeting sud petiiiJp, but 0 ,nsidss .latit
has right ~ interfere with meetings
which degenerate into illegal pte ctedingU
aud joy pat die pnblic order d \ d in'NvhP ton.
d teiatlohs The q tVefrnlent is firmly re
solved 10 lully and effectively protect The
Pope's iCCufily Ahh lndepe1dOl.ce u lis
epitiiuAl sovereignty, while A. The seine
tins resisting all encfnAGhlustilA On The
unity aud sovereignty Ol The Nation.
The GOAAfnment dIsappruves and de-
plofes the tecsnl meetings, because they
wefe pttjudlClAl to the counltys supreme
interests, 1t also deClStes II will maihlaih
The law oi papal EuItantses. The Gov
eminent viii thus C0ntitn 10 Ia deelAfa.
lions 10 1875, that the papal guarantees,
though belonging " the Utdsr VI intefnal
dussiions snd epODtahe0uely en1Ahatlug
ltom The national will, hAVB heVetthele,s .
taken thelf place among organic laws
whose efficacy depend on their atahlli y,
mot on the consent or aCcepisnCs oi hn.
0then u H.m
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HAVANA, August 2O.-AdviCOs troin San
Domingo 10 tho q inst. states that on July
20 emissaflea Of the government discovered
the htai9g place St Gs4stal,G RAmbp,
PeteS and Judc FfaEaS, ard three wound.
ed officers belonging 10 the patty Of Gen.
AlvafeG. On The afternoon oi the same
day all wste shot III the cemetery Of Ban
domingo City, notwithstanding The inter.
Cessioh Of Diplomatic Corps aud the
ecclesiastical body. An immense crowd
witnessed the execution from the Fortress
walls. On the I'd Of August the Diplomatic
Corps sgAin asked ID vain iot The pardon oil
nine more adherente Of Alvarez, Who had
been cpudemhed ID bsishpk and elst9 ii
The Idhbef we're bhot that DAY.
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TN THE BALANCE,
AsADSUHDAYATTHEwHITE HOUSE.
The PrssIdsnt was Decidedly worse
He.tsFaay7TSa DAY via pselas the
'BtFAERIe one WNy or the
OIhsr-ws can OnIy Hope.

In spite Of the assurances ot the PFsgi-
dsnt'd phy5icIanS that The patient u still
improving the dispatches give Goms cause
for anxiety, Their talks with the report
era exhibit iIl.concealed fears Of the
worst. Last evening the Presfdsnt yom,
tied twice. His attendants assert that II
was not caused by any gastric diaturb-
Ancss Of the stomach, but that 1t was
owing entirely to the secretion Of phIegm
in the throat caused by the Inflammation
Of the pArOtid gland, The glandula.
swelling is now acknowledged to be the
most serious Iea'urs and the one most to
be dreaded, FhS ply ysiciSuplmsy BE- SHE
10 control It, iiso.the proSpeOts Of recovery
are not diminished. On the other hand,
II the swslIing Is aggravated anxiety will
increase and hope will ebb 10 the breasts
OF the most BanguIne. ~
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FRANCE.
Participants iu the Yorktown CelebrA.
tlou-RinnuclnI Notes,

Participants 10 the Yorktown CelebrA.
tIOu-FInAucIAI Notes.
PARIS, August 20-The French Military
Commission which, in accordance with
the request Of the Government Of the
United States, will participate 10 the Cen.
tennial celebration OF the surrender Of
YORKTOWN, consists Of General Boalanger,
hSSd3otl thS CUmmtubldri : Colonel .BbSsali,
oft6e dragons; Lieutenant Colonel
Blondel, Of the artillery; Major DepuVy,
III the engineers aud Captain Mason.
Nolarse movements in gold are reported.
Some small sums ATE being, sent IL, Aus.
trla for the phtchaSe -oi iREAin. : 'rheB INK
Of France Is again restricting lie issue Of
napoleons, which commend one per cent
premium. French houses are said tG be
buying gold ID London and Amsterdam
for shipment to the United States, but II Ia
not sent direct hence.
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DEAF H.BED lSAURANCE.
swlndiISE Harvest itom the Grim Reap.
y ar In Pennar lHAnIa. go -


- - ,,-eF In PenBSy yIVAnia. ----. .--.-
HApRHBuRo, PAss 4uguAt 20 The
statement having been made by officers Of
death.bed insutRnce companies In this
State that Governor Hoyt hsd control ol
The policies Oh The lives ol old people rep.
resenting 100000, and that other State
officials had also invested largely 10 this
business, the Governor was asked by your
correspondent to-day what foundation
there was for these allegations. He 70.
Piled that any such statement was q lie,
and added that be had never had but one
opinibn oi theee companies, and that was
| that they were Bwindlep, morally aud
ma,hemGtlcally. Hs had not only enter.
tanned this view Of them but had inloI med
d number OF persoDs who had written to
him Concsrnipg these Compabies that they
we're swiEdlers. ,......
This is also said 10 he lhs opinion Of
the Attorney Gene tal, who, IL 10 reported by
ihsu anCe fficers, Ia said To be largely In.
terested in speculative ritks, aud the In.
sufance Commissioner. The latter officer
for tiue refused 10 approve the titles Of
these companies, aud being much berAled
Tor hig action he Appeared TO the Attur'
nsy General for Ab 6pluloh, which was 10
The effect that the Insurance Commission.
OF under the law ,hld withhold his ap.
proval. The @ Jvethot says that he would
not grant charter 10 any oi these swim.
llibg companies but for the mandatory
requirements oil Tue statute on the sub
jeCt. 1ta ~
An efottwas made al the recent session
ol the Legislature TO pass aw 10 break
up the base speculation ID human lives,
bnt the opponents Of Il, BY the use
Of the most disfep1tAble means, dc.
iealed II. Among The men working aRainst
II sas member Of Legislature who has
Invested SibO,0OO on Lbe lives oi persons
expected soon TO die. -,
fle defeat Oi tllia bill gave Q new i'm
petns to the organisation oI thgea cotngaj
niles, and 10. day theie STE over 200 III the
State, with no prospect ol dimiDutioh oil
| the number. II is evident that the nalnea
oi COve,nor HpyL and other officials have
been associated with tLese companies %
al lnvesltisnt 10 prospect thsif business
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,,o,vr,poSpESr ol the sunday Leader,
p',,SIop the proposed CouuellsviIle sx'
''.,,,r ol the b. K o. X. Il. through
Tbs,IIpg ends a severe review oi'the
,,on,Idou recently submitted by tbs
I'M, pll with the suggestion that while
co,.,il glve. to the B & o. Company ita
rn,bus Of lair treatment II shall at ths
,'s, dns secure the fair treatment oI
abv roads seeking An entrance 10 this
dty, -
,wAtIlIon now pending.
4 route through the city, with its at'
,Dlnt damages and benefits, Ia worth
h.areIul consideration Of Council, but
A,I good deal more important that al
1b.imV, when from every point Of the
tsupla competing lines are opening up
hdi avenues OF trade to us, the principle
d an open game and q square deal oil
puud should be observed.
II ID not necessary now to give Ia
nyniIrOad corporation privileges which
tll tend 10 the exclusion Of other
LaIIn enterprises. We are doing vary
Wlult ls, and can afford to be just aud
Ifiu our dealings with the various roads
aE have and are seeking connection
VIAI,
hhuot always that We can hold on to
Al present. advantages and secure ad'
diAanlo by treating everybody who
doabuduas with us exactly alike, but
AiI tine sEhen we not only can afford
h " impartial, but when any In
iAaaditrimInatlon would be perman.
GArdedmental.
Ia n,lake advantage Of our oppor
IuiIy,
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EpecIaI DlbpaIch % the InteIIIEehctF
KiNowooD, Ausust 9O.-Ettly Friday
morning The planning mill owned BY
Robert MCCafefty was totally desLfoysd
by are. The machinery was new aud had
jdst been put in. The loss on The house
machinery aud ave thousand feet UichpiCC
lumbef enodh(s 10 Ave thodsAnd aolIAfs
No inedfahsA ~ ll VI
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NEw YoRE, August 20 lin conversation
to-day, Collector Robertson said to Til.
buus feputtet that he lad not recently
mads aty chan ges In lbe employees. oil lhe
CuAom House. HeiadHed: u do not
intend 10 make Any changes iot long
time. tee no necessity iOt any At pres.
ent. II | tind men In any position who
ara incompetent, shall Of coutse get rid
Of Lhsm, and | Intend that competshcy
shall be the test. WaBt fittt 10 look ai.sf
lhe interests oi the Govetnmeni, and In
the same connection, the interests Of lhe
merchants and then my own reputation,
! AIN we'll satisfied will tue way thlnga AtO
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