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1Mk TRA1N RnnnEna.
Discovery That One Of the James hoy
MAa RAAn hInHlnR NJ hnnnna NM

Discovery That one Of the James Boys
Has Been staying 81 KaDsas Clty.
KANSAS ClrI July 27.-It has been dis
covered that the wife and child of6lbe NO.
torious Frank James were guests ot theSk.
James Hotel, this city, from the lO.h to
the 10th Of this month, and that Frank
James WIS At the hotel with his family,
registered under the name Of H. D. vii.
son, Louisville, Ky, Immediately before
and after the train robbery at Winston,
10 which he 10 charged with taking an &C.
tive part. James, alias Wilson, left the
hotel on the 18th aud returned on the
l7th. t
On the 10Th the party left Tor Denver.
II 10 alleged the hesd 0i the family was
seen 10 conversation at the Union Depot
with Mrs. 9amuels, the mother Of the no.
torious dssperadoes, and that Mrs. james
alias Wilson, was recognized by parties
who knew her 90 Miss Annie Ralston in
Independence, Mo where james married
her In 1874. The authorities were not mo-
ti6ed Of these facts until within the pAat
twenty'four hours, though no excuee Ia
given fjr the delay. At daylight this
morning Sheritfs Timberlske and Murphy,
with q posse oil men, left the city on q
mysterious mission In connection with this
robbery. '"' f"
A REWARD or $4,000 cyYERED FOR TIE AR
REST OF THE THiEvES.
sT. LOUIS, July 27.-ThO conference be.
tween Gov. Cfittendsn and the railroad Of.
tciAls was continued yesterday afternoon
with closed doors, bat the Governor stated
that there was free and fall discussion Of
the subject, the unanimous opinion being
that DIumpt and vigorousmeaSures should
be taken tj bring the outlaws 70 justice,
and that within As hours, perhaps "a
hours, be will, as Governor OF Miaaourl,
issue q proclamation TO he scattered broad.
cast over the State offering o reward Of
$50, 900 ior the arrest ot the men who rob.
bed the Rock Island train At Winston.
Twenty thousand dollars Of this sum 10 10
bs given for the capture Of the two James
boys, supposed TO have been the leaders oil
the robbery, and SO 900 each for the other
Ave men Of the party. II 10 understood
this reward was made up BY tho railroads
represented or specially interested con.
tributing sums ranging from 81, 800 to S..
900 each, and that they stand ready TO
double this atncunt II necessary 10 accom-.
plish their object.
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The Flow Of IhlHiIErGnts slightly
Checked.

Nav YORk, July 2.-supStintsndsnt
Jackson, Of Castle Garden, said ye'stdAy
that Ihs number Of immigrants Is not 50
great now "a II ives early In tho mouth,
and that IL will decrease until the VeAtb Of
Ia cooler. 1mmlgtants do mot like 10 make
q long ateerAgs passage 10 the PutnneI
mont6s. YESTERDAY the Stella, from Am
sterdam, brought 430, and The Rolterd attn,
from Rotterdam, 8l7, the Queen OF Lan'
don "a, and the Somerset brought 81 from
Bristol, England.
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ConrlNENTAL kLkoIIons.
RsSuIlS or the Vote for Members Of the
~ .LAndiAR aud R0Ih haIhlnk..

,Landtag and YoIAsthlsE,
LONDON, July 2L-A Berlin dispatch
says the election Tor the Saxon LandtaV
resulted In tile return Of AZ Conservatives
and SS Liberals, the former gaining seven
seats. The. Conservative msjority In the
new BAvGrian Chamber Of Deputies Ia
much greater The Ministerial President
Of Berlin 10 sanguine OF similAr result Of
the election for the Rsiachtag, "A
CoPENHAdES, July 27.-The election for
members Of the Folkething took place yes.
terday, and resulted In this city In the 70.
turn Of the Constltutiopalists. Returns
from the provinces are incomplete, but
the election proceedings are known to
have been stormy. The Radicals in several
towns instituted regular system Of
Boycotting, compelling trsdesmen either
TO support the Radical candidates or to Ab'
stain from yotipg. ,.E
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aUAnIAa Ion a aoYERAoR
Archer sCFaRk" with q Gaa InVads
the New YOFR Stale HOas0-Exsiiinl
RlmoEl Al0aL

Il
the New YOFR Stale HSusS-Exsilinl
RunOFs AaOaL
ALBANY, N. Y, July H.-sons SIcltS-
msnt prevailed here ON account Of arumol
Of an attempt to AhOOt Governor Cornell,
II appeaEs that StAneer walked up to the
stoop Of the old Capitol building, and was
shout sntsring, when Superintendent
HYDE noticing the arrange appearance Of
shS man, who was carrying an old fashioned
gun On his shoulder, asked him whore
he was going. He rePlisd: "pm Adiu,
tant General Of this sIats." .e..
MI Hyde OF once saw the man was
probably cFaIy, and tearing that some
harm to the State officials was intended,
asked for the gun. The stranger declined
to give 1t up, when A.strusgls snaued Tor
ia possession, Hyde securing 1t. 1t was
unloaded. The SIrapSer, who 10 evidently
recovering from spree, giySs hiS name as
Patrick McLaus, blacksmith, Of White,
hall, r.. ....'
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has been misrepresented. .
When asked what truth there was In
the statement that Mrs, Garfield has suf
tered extremely from the effects Of the
strain on her mind In the past few days,
Dr.. Boynton said there was no iounda.
ton Whatever for the iepot which had
gone abroad TO the effect that she was Ill.
Flo fact,n the doctor continued, "MrS,
Garfield iS feeling brighter and 10 better
spirits to day than at any time since she
was sick. You may say che went to ride
last evening and returned feeling refresh.
ed, and her husbands present condition
Is very encouraging to her." @ ...i.
At 4:l5 Dr.. Bliss reported continued
aud steady improvements In the PreSi'
dents condition He had been very quiet
throughout the day, and had taken nour'
iAhment 10 increased quantities without
any symptoms of gastric .di'turbance
slept peacefully At intervals without auo'
dynea, and up to that hour had been en'
tifely free from fever. All his symptomel
10 the judSmen! Of the surgeons, were full
Of encouragement. =,
Il might bo said that last night The
President enjoyed e'.'
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A NEW PLOr

Against the Lie Of the CGar-AIhIlists
.. AFroaiod BY Wholesale.
LONDON, July T.-A dispatch from Ber.
lin says that q letter from Russia says
that there have been many persons arrest.
cd and several sxpulSionS from St. Peters.
burg In connection with the discovery Of
another plot against the life OF the Gar.
An ex.Nlhilist, who had betrayed bis
companions, has been asssssinated in the
outskirts ot the capital. There has been
six arrests made 10 consequence. An &C.
complice Of 6AloVlef was also captured,
and there have been many other arrests.
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The AAi Association SIIsGs 10 lie Old
RiEpEsR.

The AAiI AnsOoIAtlsa BlIoks 70 lie OIC
RiEpHsa.
Pittsburgh Telegraph Of ystsFday, ,..I.
There was well attended meeting pi
the WeS1srn Nail Association this morn
ing, Mr.. Vance, Of Wheeling, occupying
the chair. General discussion developed
the TACT that AIockS everywhere were M
usually light The Wheeling millS report.
cd that they were never 90 lightly AtoCksd.
and that the deuAnd was unusually good.
After this ventilation OF the state Of the
trade, . resolution was adopted re.atirm.
ing the rates adopted at the meeting Of
June Is. That is, . g Is selling rate,
subject to no discount except two per
cent for cash. The outlook, II is stated, 10
an unusually bright one for the trade.
Little or no speculation 10 INDUCED In,
and the demand Is considered q legitimate
and healthy one.
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Chs qntel4qtncer:
~, members Of the Council Committee

- "a. Is ap4 n EOur''onlA street..
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C'anuuisitiOu to the 81 Paul (Miun.) Globe.
! hand you for publication q letter
N'eiYsd yesterday IRON Mrs, Garfield By
family now residing 10 st. Paul. buI
Iotnstly a resident Of Ohio, living neal
General Garfield and family, and warm
ndlnhmats personal friends. They ad
ttussd Ms. Garfield q letter Of sympathy
olas great sorrow that had overwhelmed
Aei and received The following reply,
which tOuChiDgIy exhibits her warm ap:
probation Of personal good will aud kind
neas, rs well az oi the national sympathy
which is 90 ungfudgIngly and kindly
poured out upon her suffering husband
II this hour OF sore trial:
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EXECUTIVE MASSIox,


NJ DEAE Mn.-: Your letter and
your daughters are Just received, and |
n1Hen totGp'ess to you my gratitude for
az your words Of tender sympathy and
KIND regard. Genera Garfield ia yet too
Ee1k 70 be tod even Of lhs great wealth
o. loving kindness ,haE IL ovsiaoWing
rom The heart Oflhis great nation; but all
y being Treasured up for eye and ear 80
soon 9she Is able to bear II, aud from no
friends will It give him more pleasure 10
nett than from his old friend Mr.. -
g q from big family. We now hope that
!as general IL On the high road to recoy.
ev. With heart full Of thAnkiulnsss, ]
smAin your sincere friend,
LuCRETiA Il. GARHiELD.
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TAoY, N. Y, July 27-0batlss Parker,
4 guide The Adiroadacka, while suidini
Mn. George Bull from Fofksd Lake ID
Long Lake, where ahe wAs 10 be the kueel
Of ex-senator Plat, made ddstatdiy a.
eAult on the woman. all the guides oI
the Aditondaeks ate hunting for Parker,
swearing 70 capture him dead OF alive.
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LoSDSs, july g7,-A dispatch from Bst.
lin says no Importance 10 attached there to
the tumofs Of q dealte for Italy 10 join the
Ahatro 0etmahy alliance. Bismarck
would certainly refuse any overtutes TO
that edec,, as theif only object would be
10 check FtenCh operations in Africa.
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POlyramy's m Rse,uIts,

NAVeuue Aldef,
Those who visited The depot last even!
iaI and witnessed the arrival Of the 74O
AofmOns who recently arrived from
Europe will never iotseL the scsns. About
. o'clock two trains nt nine cars each,
aALlng In all eighteen cars OF moving
aunAnity, stopped for hall an houh The
@en we're the most III iotmed, Ill shaped
speamens that the writer ever looked
uPon, There was no appearance whateVer
SS..in!eligsnCe :. In the men, and they belong,
y uouot to the lowest class Of humanity
.le Women we're deiormed, homely, aud
aSS!ntelhgent also, and the children, the
SsnIiphng NV Of these crude people, were ter
nOy mlsahapeh. The heads Of many have
sOGn 70 All enormous size, the limbs are
S9Soted, and there wers large number ol
W1ta. The entire I40 we're low Of stature,
Ss.i,a saa aad no spare d sab. They we're picked
rIheF In the emiRtAnl cars, and seemed
"aAVe no tense whatever oI deCsncy,
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one Of the most ub pheasant results Of In.
digestion, will no longer be experienced
II q tablespoonful Of Simmons, Liver
Regulator is taken Afer each meal. This
Vlll preventive disttess fefetted to; and
by petseveting Ia the nee Of this Ttmedy
i6r few weeks permanent cure will be
effected, and pain will no longer be the
penally Of eating.
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SANTA FE, Nav Mh1tUo, jay TIA
Del Eorts, MsIso, special saysi A mess
Sngsf who lstt Santa Riea Saturday evening
and arrived here this maFninS, iepottl
that the Indians had surrounded fAnche
al which are two men and some women
and ehildten, and trouble 10 feared. A
detachment ol soldiers lslt here this morn.
Ing for the fahche, ard d volunteer party
will follow later today.
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BosroN, July 27.-At the Conference Of
Charities to-day DR.. Rogers, New York,
urged nstiohAl legislation upon the sub.
jeCt Of immigration Of paupsrs and crimi.
mails into the United States. The question
provoked q long discussion. II vas a..
create, and that certain counties oil Europe
serted that psuper immigration sou The 10.
made An organised shipment OF their
criminals 70 this country, Aud that CAnada
had also sent many criminals here. There
was some sppositloh 10 national legislation
on the subject.
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HaAILhoAD GoLLtatUs, .
A Yousr lady RiIled while Riaiss en-
n l,aSouiotIVS,

. I.osomotIVs.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 27.-An engine start.
ed tom Minnstonka yesterday 10 take
Mtas Minnie Reeve, station sysnt and op.
erator, from that plAcS to her home a.
Hopkins, but collidsd with train few
miles out. The engineer and Htsmsn 1n.
tettook 10 push the LADY from lhe ebgtne
when Il n Was seen that the collltien 66ulh
not be prevented, but wete not successful.
Miss Reeve was caught between the boiler
heads and seAlded 10 death by eteiping
steam. She WAS most amiable young
LADY and sister Of the master mechanic on
the tfoh Mountain read In Missouri.
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UnsAtiaGaeiaRy CondiiIon OF Things In
the French UhaInbsFs,d

LONDON, July 27.-A Paris dispatch says
the vote yesterday In the Chamber Of
Deputies, on the order Of the day, hiss
prevented ministerial crisis At q critical
moment, but II Is sonly palliative, and the
situation will temsin precarious 20 long as
the ChAmb6r Of Deputies does not con.
tain a disciplined minlstettal majority.
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LrScHBute, VA, July 27,-An accident
occurred Monday evening 90 the Rich.
mond 4 Allegheny Railroad, near Bent
Greek, killing a coloted employe named
Toran, and woundlng the conCucior and
engineer ot the material train and three
col tted labOfefs, two Of the latter very
seriously. Others we're painfully but not
dsngefonsly injured. The train jumped
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susrICs cE1rEoap,s suceEssOs.
TRik About ConhIIUE Noasense-Prob.
nblIliy Of . DenoeEnt's AppoinImanL.

TRIk About ConhItbE Nounense-PFOb-
ability OF Democratic AppointmsnL.
WAsHtSeroN, July 27.-rhe matter 81
filing the vacancy in the United States
Supreme Bench, caused by the death 81
Judge Clifford, is talked ot here. E1.At.
tornev General DevsnS and Chief Justice
Cray, Of Mass, are candidates ftr the Gp.
poiGtnisnt, aud II 10 SAid every New Eb 4.
and STATE will have ntIs or more oaudf.
dates, As II Ia assumed BY that section that
tie appointment will be from New Enc.
land The talk Of giving the place 10 ef.
Senator Conkling ,is regarded 10 absurd,
and ConklinHs friends do not hesitate to
say be would not have H. There are some
prominent Republicans who hold that q
Democrat should be appointed. and BY
aons II Ia thought probable Il President
Garfield survives he will appoint . Demo.
crAk
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PoslIIon or ihls GoverauiSnt In III,
rTJ Jewish PerseeuIi0n. s

LIVERPOOL, July H.-A London cor.
respondent Of the Courier says he 10 In.
formed that the United States Govern.
nent has inLimSted its diSinclinAtion 10
join In The proposed general representa-.
lion on the subject Of the treatment OIL
Jews in Russia, on the ground that II has
alresdy instructed lie minister to RuSSia on
tha Rtibiaet.
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THE PRESIDENT
rAHsEu A VERY COnEORTARLE DAY
And Is UndouDIsdIy: ImPFoVinG ~ !
BaIiafaeIoTy RAIe-GOOd PrOgFsSSTO.
ward RsO6 very YslIerday-uFs.
GasaeId IN Good sPIFiIS.

wAuHIeroH, D, O., July a,-ThG
President passed another very comfort
able night, obtaining at. intervals in
the night about six hOuIS Of SlsOp, and
feeling much refreshed upon waking, A
slight rise Of bodily temperature was no.
ticsd after midnight, but this coon pGSssd
away. There were no indications Of
"riEOr" (chill) during the night, Follow
ing ia the frat bulletin Issued by ths ply
SicianS, aud aigned by Dr.. Agusw, sS we'll
as the four attending physlciAnB as here.
toIoIe; II, ~ 90. .. 81. f.
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Ielnsd lhe Nll4ni nelsrllr.

WARRINGTON, July N--Lisut. Thomas
@. Graves, Equipment Officer al Pensacola,
died suddenly yesterday.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Enos,W ". LiLtell, o
we'll known farmer Of Delaware; o., while
sitting 10 q chair here, last evening. sud.
denly fell backward, gave gtaep and
ceased 10 breathe. He died Of heGttdis
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SAN FRANCISCO, july 29.-A dispatch
from Little Colorado, Arizona, reports
trouble between MormonS ond Gsntiles
In that section likely 10 become serious.
A, N, BARuell, prominent In opposition 70
the MotmonS, haa had several valuable
animals killed and probably an attempt
viii be mads 10 dive oil the Mofmons
tfutn the nsiehbofhood.
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BERLiS, July 97.-The emigration 10.
turns from Bremen show Ibst 1908 per.
sons lei. there for America the ffst bali
Of 1881. II would not be Astonishing Il
Germany lost 3SS, 900 subjects during The
year.
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AUGUSTA, ME July T.-The sale Of the
spnEuO Manufacturing 0ompAnJ's prop.
efty in Ausussa took place to-day. The
cotton Lnills, dam, saw mille, bpAtding
houtes, ele., Weta. sold 10 aamdel Htlnee,
Of tlfeenville, N. H., agent for Wright,
Bliss 1 FAbyan, Of Boston, iJt $4,000.
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HARRlsvtLLE, Pa, July 27. Alexander
Jackson, Aaron Hils aud Albert Long,
circus men,. we're arrested here on the
charge Of shooting o man named Moran al
q dance In Pittston on July A. While on
the way 10 the cars Jackson informed tie
officers that the man who httd the shot
would be with the eircnS al UAllele to-day.
Hill and Long we're then Aenl back 10 jGil
and Jackson was taken 10 Usflitle,
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COInAurSOrLS, July q. : Midhat
Pasha, and oil others connected with the
hiofdef Of Abdul ASiz, except the Two
actual aSsassinS and 11Esl POsha and eeyd
PasbA, who are implicated In the crime,
embarked on Monday for 81 PedjAG, Ara.
bis, where they will remain 10 exile for
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LoNDoS, !uiy ga horse distsmpet,
similar TO that In New York, appeared lh
Berlin recently. Ouly In a lev caseG has
the diseiSe been fits but lfamwSys are
much lhConvonienced, and the service
kAd IN ha feduGed.
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~ ''Qusl 'o a Ss..en !. Of iiiIsl, Pis..,

NlN YoHE, July T.-The inquest in
ne easC Of Geo. Coles, shot in The BGu Sfy
" An. Coleman, was continued thia
morning. The coroner ovsrrulOd lbo Oh.
ltetlohs Of the prisoners counsel 10 the
aamiaGIon Of an ants mottem statement oi
me deceased, and 1t was read by one Of The
esnployes. The Miners testified 10 seeing
!In. sIn. Uoleman at the thealte, where she
introduced herself a. q SinRle Woman
Alter come Iufther uuimpoFtA ant testimony
i3eluding that Of medical men, the case
tIosed aud WAa submitted TO the jury, who
.lRt ono hours absence, fetutned Q yer
elet that Colee came 10 bis deslh BY q pll'
ol shot wound ii the house Of ME-. Cole
man. The woman returned no AnaWef Y
we question a. 10 what che had 10 eay
s Had We committed 10 the Tomba 10 ANat
'ae action oi the grand jury.
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AsNIdsNI Ioa CbII,l,

BurLrR, Pa, july yH.-A little four. year.
old son oi Harvey Ooltstt, merchant, bad
his hand badly crushed by the cogwheel
Of gfindstone this morning. Ampulation
Of one Of bis fingers waa necessary,
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Massachusetts, HspHblicAh COHVehtIoa.
BosroS, jdly T,-The Republican State
Convention is called 10 meet at Worcester
ssptt mber UlSt Mrs. Blackwell and Mis-
Leaviu asked that there should be %.
pointed 40 Ohaifmap Of the COMMITTEES on
Resolutions 3 gentleman who lAvofs Wo.
man suatGge, The Iotmst urging The 70.
quest Oh polIticsl grounds the iatLef on
those oil ollempefanee.
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IoIssd Ihs t,afnHAn.

NEv YORK, July 27.-ThO eighth victim
Of The dangerous and usually lAtal practice
Of pouring oil on lighted Gre within III 0
last two weeks In BEootlyn, IL Mary Kane,
Whs haa jnat been fatally burned.
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wAsnlEaroN, July 27.-'Tho following
has been cent BY the Secretary ol State ]:
LUttel, MinitlIt, london!
Al o'clock u. the Presidents condi.
lion has greatly improved. Pulse down
70 90, temperature and respiration normal
and appsllts good. His sleep last night
Vas very refreshing.
[siTnsd.1 ] BLAINE, Secretary,
Nav YonE, July a. Postmaster Peat.
sou received the iolloRingl
WLSatNSroN, July 81.
10 Il @. P.aton. ia.
Al9A,N We are all fejoicinR otet the
marked improvement in the condition ol
ne President. II 10 nov believed that
anv Iur.her danger Of tecureuee oI 4
ehill a SVettsd. There seems 10 be no OBJ
staeie in The way to recovery. He SLEPT
nearly niue hours last evening ana is 10
freshed and strengthened. Dt, Boynton
iuSt Sstufes me that The patient u beltsi
;han Al any time Oinee bic injury.
rsigned. THOMAS L. JANE,
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EXECUTIVE MANsIoH,
.WAsnINaToN, July rs 4.

" WABHINuIVHI IUIJ s'-o A. =
The President slept SWeetly last night
from about eight P, 4, 10 ave A. N, with
bat sluHle break, Of short duration, At
eleven P. n. Since Ave O'Clock this morn.
ing he hiss dczsd quietly, awakening o.
intervals, There has beeu no "rigors" "
He takes his nouriShmsnt vel, and his
general condition Is improving, He ex.
presses himself % feeling better pHd more
rested, Pulse, o.; temperature, 9s 4 res
piration, l9,
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All the reports from the Presidents
room agree that he Is much better to-day,
and 10 improving, Tho operation OF yes.
terday in snlarging the channel for the
discharge oil the pus seems to have been
entirely SusceSsIuL lThs surgeons did not
propose to make known the fact OF Yestsr.
dAy's operation, but 1t was given out BY
Doctor BOyuton. Fbl9oporRliOn seems TO
have been necessary TO attain free dis
charge, and the oula1w Of pus continues
In good quantity. Everything is much
more hopeful, Indeed, the couatsuAuces
about the White House indicate degree
Of hopsIulnesS equal to that felt before the
relapse,
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esSciASA4t, July 27.-Riyet 8 isst I
inches and rising Arrived = Atladne,
Piducah. departed =-J. Q, BnnSiotd,
Evansville.
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LIBEL SGIT ron 0o,OOo
Against Well KaoWa CItIsoa OF SIsa.
benVIiIe,

henVIlIP.
STHUBENyILLE, o., July 81.
Special Dispatch to The IntsIlsSnOtr.
Alex. Walker entered suit to night
against Eumst McUonvilIe for 5000
damages. Walker claims that McOonville
made certain statements about bis chArae
ter which are not true, McConyills 10 .
very quiet, venlsmAnly young man, and
10 possessed Of considerable funds,
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doing mischief. There are no indications Of
such mischief q y yst, and tits authoritative
ly stated that NO attempt will be made 70
remove the ball in the present condition
ol the patient, unless such Q necessity
arises, and no attsmpt will bs made even
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