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PIGEON aGoellsa tsa.s.s.,r. J. ,..n!..

IoulsvttLE, July 20 The great pigeon
shooting tournament Of the LouiAvll'G
sPottAman's Association, commsncss on
Monday next at Eclipse PMk aad will
continue Elk daya TWOIVs thousand
birds have heea SECURED and IL Il predict.
cd that Louisville will have The largest
shoot Of the rear, .....
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CsssrAsrtSoPtE, July 2O.-The family
Of Midhat Pasha has made application 10
the Sultan Tor permission to visit MidhAt,
who 10 now lying under sentence oi the
commission which condemned him TO
death; but acting under the advice oil
his ministers, the Sultan has refused their
request The Sultan has ordered ireOh
trnopa % be sent 70 Tripoli.
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The Claimant OF lhe spanish Throne,
bids His Followers Farewell.

bids His Followers Farewell.
LONDON, July 20.-A Paris correspon'
dent says: Don Carlos, the Spanish pre-.
tender, before starting ior London, sent
the following protest to his friends; 1.-THE
motive OF my expulsion can only have
been my presence at the Mass celebrated
for my uncle, ON st. Henry's Day. At
the present moment, the spsniards who
had come, coniding In the protection Of
France, to iruCtiiy the soil Of Algeria by
their labor, are suffering terrible treat.
ment. Spain Is mourning for her masSa'
cred sons and dlshonored daughters; but
France Ia not responsible for the acts Of her
government. She 10 the cradle OF my tam.
Ely. l love her doubly, I remember oil
the kindness which has lesseued the bit.
tsrness OF my exile, Leaving the French
soil, | address this to my friends Thanks,
and FAREWELL"
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London "rimta" on tho Proposed Re
y inhHAI III bann,n gamnina

LONDON, July 20.-Tbe Time, this morn.
ing in an editorial, says; It Is little bet.
ter than mockery to think Of doing honor
to such man as Penn by the groterque
proposal to disturb his remains. The
thing is happily impossible, 90 the truS.
tees OF the burial place state that they are
not certain Of the exact spot where his 70.
mains are inferred. But even II It were
possible 1t would surely be instantly for.
hidden,
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AIolhst S Alleged star Itouts ConspitaiOr.
y PHILADELPHIA, PA July 2O.-Chtistau
,Ms, ,l q saloon keeper, charged with com.
Sasty 10 Star route mail frauds, was ar
tsa Ias! evening and will have q hear.
ms. 1s Nlsh NcDAvitl, Ensign and others 10.
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AnOtheF Wouaa Assauits HsS AtdassS.
LoUtSvILLa, July 9O.-Nfs. John Ficht.
ner, vile ol a we'll known German eatpen.
tof and builder, threw some concentrated
I've into The lace oil Dr. q. ". Priest a
monument dentist, at hia office to-day,
and II Il thought 10 have des foysd bic sJSs,
The woman alleges that Priest sOddeed
her, all Of which he denlea.
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.s.iiI.,S.3.lasII 4 m n. t,.lIaeo

PH.tAbE1PHil, July 20 q, v, Seward.
deaf mute, vas arrested ys1,tStdlay
soliciting aid 10 defend the assassin,
9ullAau. 10 feplyto 4 question Seward
Vfote on 4 0lAteI "Ciuiteau 10 q French.
man. I Am FfenohmAr slso. He 10 all
fiRhl 10 kill tlaEhSld." The ptIsone1 waa
lETalened this morning and femandsd
for further hearing.
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:, ia with deep and sincere sorrow that
- ,s,,u Of the death Of the WiIa oi
rsom,, w. G. Steele, oil Grafton, a we'll
tao~D taoT citizen and prominent member OF
-. lu'sr 'i,,pd Lodge Of Odd FsllOWS oI the
a' s.',s Nrs. Steele was q native OF Ire
'S s'A%' and had lived long and honorsd
W. 'n.'' having attained the advanced age OF
S,', ~ >, bs, death. Mr.. Steele has the un-
W s,i,"sI ~ sympathy OF hundreds of friends
,h,onObout the State.
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Eud or Eoslish san sIahorA' Attiht.

losBos, July 2l.-The great sstitO Of
the English rail makers in slaaotdshitet
which began last month, when $1,000 op-
orators went out, has ended, the masters
having conceded the 80 per cent advance
demanded by the operators.
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CotvMAus, July 20.-A Columbus syn.
dioats will increase the capital stock Of
the Columbus, Hooking Valley 4 Toledo
Railroad to 92O,OO0,OC0 The stock Of the
three roads, the Columbus 1 Toledo, the
Columbus 4 Hooking Valley, aud the
Ohio 4 West Virginia, at the time Of the
sale, Amounted 10 nearly 100000.
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HAMILTON, 0Sr., July 9o.-At the roget.
10 ot the Canadian Association Of Anna.
teur oArsmen to-day, there was large
attendance. The first race, rigeed skias,
was won BY Graham, Of Toronto. The
second race, paired oan, was won by
the AlbanisS, DetroiiS second.
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ClSciNsLrt, July 2O.-News Of boiler
explosion ComeO from Wallstowu, neat
Marietta, Ohio, where the boiler Of port
abe saw mill was literally blown to atoms
from lack Of water. Hiram BtaCk way
and Engineer Barclay were instantly
killed. Isaac johnson hes since diad
Robert Alexander and william Garnet
we're probably fatally injured.
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LONDON, July 2O.-rhO Cornell Grew
were the guests Of the London and
Thames Rowing Clubs, ct the Criterion
Hotel, at London, last night. The Anna.
teur Athletic Association Of Birmingham
resolved 70 send . letter Of welcome 10
the American athletes.
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SPORTING SPRAY,
AHD :AAUsEnEHr rHrELLIsEuCE.
THEf EVsnt' Yss'sFday-Ths Late Hem
iag Pigeon CSnIsSI-Amsrieaa oars.
mes, AaFkHnsn AHd Athletes.
BAss Hall Yesterday, 40.
Tho RaIEiss In the stsubsaviIIs Pigeon


Race.
NEW YoRE, July 2O,-Ths correct list Of
entries and returns TO date, in the pigeon
race from s.eubenVIlls, Ohio, Is: E. ].
Bramhall, Brooklyn, seven entries, four
homei ]. R. HlsSOn, New York City, six
entries, four home; ], Van opstal, New
York City, twelve entries, seven home; j,
Laubsnberger, South Brooklyn, two on,
tries, two homei j, 0'Connor, South
Brooklyn, two entries, two home; ]. Bal.
lard, South Brooklyn, two entries, two
homei II. Rover, WilliamIburgh, two en-.
I5lSs, BlSStlTn Tas .Da SSm1i / \ jARPisS; South
eaeh one entry, none home.
Thus OF the thirty.SsVen pigeons loosed
q An average distance VI SI2 miles ON Fri.
gay o. 1905 A. n, twenty-five were ct
nome by the evening ol the third day,
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Cks gnteIligetrfer.
=. Nos, Is ana n YOur's'a'A street.
Inr pAILY INrELLIeEN0EE

.,,, \. n,I,d to lpy sddruI, postage pF'psid' Tor
WV " y. =, ,uy lsnIth Oi tins desired, - fellows
'n' W ~ Ave- esulI; one VO'E, attssn ssHIi i've
i'tsTm ,A,,,, e,nu; one uSn.h, ai1'J'a'' ssAs
'"H .a,b, ,s one dollar and thirty Sanui 'Ar''
" ~. NO dOlllss, psysIA h SfntH"
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,Ntmnnll,r tnt m is...IasnI.

T., WASHINGTON D. @, July 0O.-rhS
Gi.ectelafy Of STATE has received letters
ron ~. the legations Of Turkey and Japan
II u pressing great pleasure G( The prospects
O' the Presidents recovery.
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SARATOGA, July 20.-john R. Bookwal.
ter and EdsSr M johnson, Democratic
candidates for Governor and Lieutenant.
Governor Of Ohio, met al Congress Hail
to.day and tslsVraphsd ihs committee Of
the convention their GCcsptancss.
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HATEs-on wsdhssIIy, tulJ 20, 1851, rHIaLIs
T., sou Of L9ul1 lnd Mar Ha n, Assd eight years
SeIsn months and htSsn dAJA
Fuaatal ifon ihs ft'dtats Oi hh JaEsnI4, II Bell.
aito, this histnooa u three o'tlOsE FrlSad1 d The
family are iAtltsd. Ibtsfhsal II NJ. Zlsn Gene.
ksgV,
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Bcs4os, MAST, July 20 The Boston L
Albany fslltoNd'Is selling tickets as fol.
lows. m Chicago, Sl2 90; 81. Louis,
SIC 90 IN t25 90; Detroit, 50 90; and pro.
poftionat4ly low rates 10 other Joints.
These tickets are limited TO Two or three
dAvs,
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BERLtS, July 2O.-A dispatch says the
nihiliSts are holding a congress in 81.
Petersburg under the very eyes Of the
Government, which, although fully
warned ot the iatt, Is unable 10 discover
The place OF meeting.
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etNttAsa, O, July % PiSsidsp,
Gathsld'e mother, Who is III at solon, /,
aoinR. well aAd was not % sick ID Re.
ported. "
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.-Tbe iron
9A'e advanced the price Of baf iron 70.
u"y one'tenth OF cent per pound.
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LONDON, July 2O.-In ths rias contest
for the KSlopore Cup, The Canadian team
won by twenty points.
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At Cleveland.D .DetroitI, I; ClsvslandS, 8.
At Butfalo-ButiAloes, II; Chieagoss, Z.
At Troy-BoStonS, 4; Tfoys, g.
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chicago I,sses Postponsd Ustn To-day.
CHICAGO. July 2O,-To days races are
postponed tlll l o'clock tomorrow on ac.
coutt OF rain,
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N1w YoRK, July 2O.-Le1i r. Morton,
Minister to Et4uce, sailed lOr Have 70.
DAY. ------ ---
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mann - IianI.d rh.

=, WnERDARRE, IA, July 00.-si4ty. aVt
Hiqaor dealers were arrested to-day ioi
AesPlnS open their bars an Sunday.
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sISa,o0O

fl N1w YoRE, July @.-The iund ior Ms.
Na'ue'd has reached The sum Of tlb2tOOO'
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ALBANY, N. Y, July 2O.-The joint con-
yention Of the State Legislature met Of
noon, "a usual, and ballot was taken for
the vacant succeasorship to Mr.. COnkling,
with the following result:
LaphaE kling.
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YEsrERDAY's REpORrs
ConosrniDg the Condition and Progres
or the DIAtInguIahed PntIenL

ConearuIng the Condition and PKOgrenl
or the Distinguished Patient
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 2O.-At Ave
O'Clock this morning an aLlache Of the
White House said in answer to an In
quiry: "The President, up to this hour.
has passed comfortable night and ID
doing as we'll as could be expected"
The following was sent this morning "a
each Of the Cabinet officers by the Pred
dents private secretary: \
EXECUTIVE MANSION, SA. N.
There ia decided Improvement In the
Presldsnt's condition this morning. He
slept well during the night and his pulse
at this hour ie So, which is lower than q
any previous time. Temperature and res
pIfution normal. The wound is doing
we'll and Ls disCharslng freely and prop.
erly. The Presidents appetite is stil
rood and great care will continue to b
exercised In bic diet.
LomcIal Bulletin
Executive MANSION, WASHINGTON, |
...-U al, -El b.H S:SOA J
Inc progress OL tne EIeeluent tV"s.u
recovery coutinues nnintetrupsedly. ht
has passed q very quiet night Pulse thii
morning SO tempSrAturs o. respiration
"a D " Bliss, /
AO' j. K BARNES,
III. WOODWARD,
r 81 REYBUEN.
tomctal BullOSal
E1EcUrrvE MANSION, |
g. sa'H WASntNsToN, r. q. J
Ths President has passed an excellent
day. At1P n. his pulse was So, tempet-
atIre 9s4, respiration IS. At the presenl
time bis pulse is 9s, temperature 90 s.
'''P''"' ~" D. W. Bliss,
... ..r ]. K. BARNEs,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBRRT REHauRN.
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nrnnEnrn hY MolanaINERa.
A Soath CaFoIibh Deputy Collector shot
In the Discharge of His Dutiea.

A Boath CaFoIiba Deputy Collector shot
In the Discharge of aIS Duties.
WAsHrSeroN, July 2O-The following
telegram was received at the Treasury
Department to-day: '
GREHSvtLLE, y. O., July 20.
To Hon. Grtnw B. Raum, ConmiItionsr o.
Internal Rttenut; ,nH s.H'.
Information was received yesterday
by Deputy Collector 7. L. BrAyton oil an
illicit distillsry in operation near the cen
tral part of PlCkenH County. Brsyton
and four men started last night 10 destroy
the still and arrest John Mellow, the dis.
tiller, and twenty others engaged with
him. This morning they approached the
house of Mellow TO arrest him, when
they were fired on, and Btayton was In.
stantly killed, being shot through the
lungs. ss .tH- r
A desultoiy firing took place, which re.
suited in no damage 10 either party. Nc.
Dow and negro, heavily armed, are now
at Central on the air line road defying ar.
rest and threatening 10 kill any revenue
officer who approaches them. The State
authorities are taking no steps ID the mat.
Ter. What Bhall be doue2 Central ID
snme thirty iniles from this point.
[Signed WM KENNEDY,
ffIa Tf Deputy MArshGl.
Brayton is brother Of Collector Bray.
ton Of the State Of South Carolina.
The following reply was telegraphed By
Commissioner Raun:
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

Daring the past twenty -four hours the
Presidents pfogrsss has been uniform and
SSllsiactofy, He had . good hight, and
has expressed himself throughout the
dNy A feeling quite comfortable The
medication teporied In our last telegram
has been continued without change. Al
s:S0 4. ", pulse So temperature 9S 4
respiration iS. AtlP n ,pulse IS, tenn
pefatuTe Vs4, reputation 1B All ?, ~
pulse. SO; temperature, 1885, tesPlfstiont
rsivned1 D. ". Bliss,
] K. BARNES,
r..u N1 Plgs J, ]. WOODWARD,
RoB'r REYBuRN.
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TaEAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
1SrI.HSAt =. RGyRSgG ogyIcE.

IRHAHVRI DEPARrAkNTt
IHTEHNAL RRYRNuR OTTtcE,
- WASutEGroS, July 3f lSsl.5J
IL E. NJ BraytOn, Collector Of Internal Rets
nts, COlum6id, s. ca q NJ -
desCiv deplote the assassination o.
stfTcted Deputy Is.shal Kennedy TO cal
on ali Dspuiy Collectors fOr aid 70 arresI
McDow and bic ooniederAtes. Arrange
ior furnishing strong posse we'll armed
Immediately. The Attorney General haL
instructed Deputy Marshal Kennedy.
TSiVned1 I GREENS B. RAUM,
Commissioner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Register Bruce, of the treasury
department, assumed the Office on
Monday.
The Chinese of Chicago have
founded Free Mason organization
and Protective Union.
a shootist in circus at Mil
waukee ON Monday night, missed
his mark and shot a man named
Boughman in the head.
The news that Conkling desires
reelection has revived the tagging
interest in Washington, and there is
less confidence of defeating him
than there was a week ago.
The New York Telegram prints a
sensational story to the effect that
Hesse Helfmann. whom everybody
believed to be alive, was tortured
and strangled to death, just four
days after the birth Of her child.
Advices from Venezuela report a
rising at Llanos. The insurgents
raised the cry Of Down with Guz-
man Blanco." The government took
immediate measures to suppress the
rising, but had not succeeded when
the packet left.
At the anniversary meeting Of the
Royal Geographical Society, In Lon
don, Monday night. Lord Aberdair
eulogized what had been done by
"our American Kinsmen," in Arctic
expeditions, ETC., to which Minister
Lowell, who was present, responded
in a humorous speech.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24

TIE OHIO constitution hAs . wise
provision, and one that has Just saved
to the people a few million dollars
which railroad projectors had ar
ranged to gobble. The late legisls-
ture passed several bills authorizing
towns and counties to provide money
to aid local railroad projects; but it
was afterwards learned that the con-
etitution contains q proviaion that
legislatures ''shsll never authorize any
county, city, town or township, by
vote OF its citizens or otherwise, to
become 8 stakeholder in any joint
stock company, corporation or assooi-
alton whatever, or 10 raise money for,
or loan its credit to, or in aid Of any
such company, corporation or ascot
alton" It would be a good thing il
the United States Constitution had
some such provision.
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C0nkIingIsmS.

Albany, 23.-The Erpress, hitherto
a Conkling organ, comes out this
morning with a double loaded ar
ticle. announcing the candidacy of
Conkling and Plat, and reading
them q lecture. 1t likes Conkling and
asks nothing from his enemies, but
he is belittling himself by this step
and might. keep out of the contest.
He can afford to be defeated, but
not Inundated.
New York, 2S.-CommerciaI Id
UertiseT'S Albany: The ETpreSs arti-
Gle is regarded as of great signifi-
canoe, as showing that either the
irresponsible editor has made a
great mistake, or Cornell's promises
are like pie crust, only to be broken.
A Post correspondent says, this
announcement by the EEpreSS, inter-
preted, means that Governor Cornell
thought Conkling and Plat were
gone to the wall and that he is a
candidate himself.
New York, 23.-PoSt'S Albany: 1t
is now said the Troy Times, hitherto
a Conkling supporter, will follow
the Albany Express.
TeLegrdm'S Albany: 1t is the i'm
preston the ErpreSS is inspired by
Cornell, who is anxious to get
Conkling out Of the way in order to
run himself.
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Nh. CoNKLIEG has declared himself
9 candidate for reelection to the
United States Senate; that is, be hes
placed himself Gin the hands Of bis
friends" and of course his friends
want him TO 60 back irto the Office.
And what is more interesting 10 those
who have said that il was impossible
for him to be reelected is the deolara-
ton by Conkling that his colleague
Plat must also accompany him on
his return triumphal march. The
"hslt breeds" the snti-msChine re-
publiosns and the Administration
factions may ell draw their coats now
Rnd unite in 9 long pull and a strong
pull against the giant. There is work
for them TO do, and they will need all
their strength. II Conkling does not
90 in with q hurrab, carrying his self
imposed burden. consisting Of PlRtt,
We will admit disappointment ia the
ability OF the great leader and in the
metal OF New York Legislators.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24

SOME OF the newspapers and diVines
ere vigorously attacking the revised
New Testament which made its sp-
pearance in England and America
last week. just why they should as
sail the revision it is difficult to un-
dsrstsnd, unless they are welded TO
ignorance and opposed to knowledge.
The Intelligent reader Of the Scrip.
lures has long been Of the opinion
that the Bible was sadly in need OF
revision. Those who have been en-
gagged in the work are among the
most learned scholars OF the day, and
they have bad the assistance of the
best and most complete libraries in
the world. They could have no OBJ
isot in making the book otherwise
than correct. Tho present GuthoE.
lied and generally accepted version
OF the Bible was arranged by the
tIanslAtors nearly 800 years ago. With
not nearly the facilities for making it
correct that the present reyisers
have had. II it is King James'
translation in which Cbristendom
believes. right or wrong. then it is
highly improper to change line or
word; but il il is the sacred record
that has come down from the remote
ages Of antiquity, that the people re-
we're sDd prize, then that record
should be preserved in its original
parity and entirety. regardless Of
whose version il may differ from, or
what gods it may shstter. If We IN
derstGnd the matter, Ohsistendom
prizes The sacred scriptures. 1t lie
more than likely that this age, with
all ofits learning. its intelligence. itE
facilities for ascertsiDing the facts,
and its better knowledge Of the Ian
Rusges in which the Bible Was written
and with its larger collection Of orig
inal MSS. is better able to make q
correct translation than were the wise
men of 800 years ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24

A MOST remarkable instance OF cure
by prayer comes from Kentucky, the
land OF big stories and bourbon
whisky. The story is that James ".
Powell. . son-in-lsW OF ex-CongEess-
man Young, had been dangerously
i'll for months. One day he hobbled
out of the house on crutcheS. and
took seat in the sunshine. Like Q
shot Of lightning. and without any
warning. he WAS thrown hat on his
face by some invisible power. he
arose perfectly cured. He and others
believe that a prayer, made At 3 dis
tance of ten miles, had bsen ins.an-
taneously answered. Evangelical
Barnes, a revivslist. who is creating g
sensation in the Blue Grass State,
was the author OF the prayer, and the
story is doing him much good, AMI
may check some of the Kentuckians
in their wicked ways.
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shipping Disasters and Loss Of
Life,

Chicago, l2S.-Quebec Special: The
fierce east wind Of the past few days
has brought into port over forty sail
and caused terrible disasters in the
lower st. Lawrence, resulting in
large loss of life. The drowning of
thirteen men is reported since Fri
day night, near the pilot station.
A high wave rolled over a pilot
schooner, overturning the vessel and
drowning five men. About the same
time at Batteau a boat was swamped
and four men persisted. The captain
of avessel opposite Echemin, left
shore Saturday night in small boat
with part of his crew, to go aboard
his ship. The boat was found over
turned, soon afterwards, all on board
having persisted. 1t was reported
last night, that thirteen of the crew of
the King Oscar, lying at Cape
Rouge, were drowned by the upset
ting of a boat. It is feared the
worst is not yet known. Many
other reports Of similar accidents
and shipping disasters are looked
for to-day. The winds have been
the highest known for years past.
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A Fight with Mo.nshiuers.

Charleston. S. c., %. = United
States Marshall Blythe received
yesterday through Deputy Collector
JilsOn, the particulars Of a shooting
affair in Pickins County, last Thurs
day, between Revenue Officers Gary
and Losper, and two illicit distillers
named Alexander-father and son.
Jeab Alexander, the son, ran out of
his house, the doors of which were
guarded by revenue officers, and
fired q pistol at Looper, who re-
turned the fire with shotgun, in
fiicting very serious and perhaps
fatal wounds on Alexander. The
officers destroyed one eighty-six gal
Ion still and about 100 gallons of
mash and beer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-24
The Gar and the Jews.

st. Petersburg, 23.-At an audi
ence granted to a deputatiOn of
Jews at Gatschina, to-day, the Gar
stated he would seriously consider
the matter of their persecution, and
requested the deputation to memoir
ialize General Ignatieff, minister of
the interior
General Kutrisoff has been sent
to the south of Russia to investigate
the cause of the disorder.
ProclamationS have been pub
lished in the province of Tchernigoff
melting the people to attack the
Jews. They bear the heading, LAND
and Liberty" This instance is re.
garded as pointing to the fact that
nihilists are the real instigators OF
the disturbance.