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LEGIoLITIpE BOKK.

lfRoN rf REGULAR CoEHEsPoyDr,r or THE rl,,p,-,,
ALBANY, July 1l.-Senator Bivbv steadiI,,
opposes The Forty cond street Railway biz which WAS
recently pa'scd 10y the Assembly. TO day II Wa an.
h'A''d III The senate Instantly Nv. plxby moved chat
we hil Zee PRINT before even o. NJ announced Severn,
fenators Who favor the bill protected ao,ins, ,rs,
unusual course. Senator BiNby insisted unon la
NOTION saying that he desired The Senate TO know the
true character of The BIN before accepting IL from o
Assembly. Tho motion wae adopted.
The Senate appointed = Conference Committee ~, ,De
Nu recently passrC by both houses taxing all kinda of
brokers ana amended by the Assembly - provide nat
stamp tax shah bc Imposed '
ne 'IyWirE are among The bills passed ia the Assem-
ny Intending ihe operations Of the General M4unt,e-
turing Incorporation Hrt Amending tho act 80
-" election az school officers as lar as Ee Same r,s
10 districts i'll Kings County. '
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injured by rain. The first ball tho new crop
realzod $50 Mexican dollars increase Of so dollars
over last years The prospects OF tho tea Drop
coaraSing. The awards the exhibitors
inc Nailona! Industrial Exhibition held at Toxic took
1ty Ion INST III tie presence Of tho MIk:tdo
1unlH lessoffiky sailed for Europe tho 10Th inst
strong feeling continues III of representative
institute ons 9lemoriaS have been presented from v.r
ons parts or the Empire, and riots have occurred in
Tho Corean visitors To Toxic IA
seeing and study They favorable to the opening of
Corca to foreign intercourse and
n, an Impressed with Western science
interpreted by the Japanese. Commodore 5hufeldt will
slOCty 10 Pekin. His priu Gt object is 10 os
ta i communication behalf OF the United states
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THE MONEY FOR MRS. G1PFTELD.

Additional subscriptions were received yesterday
10 the fund for the benefit of President Gariied's
iainiY 20 The amount of 5000. The largest wcrc
qi'"ou subscriptions from John 3. Drake
or chicago, John ". Ellis and NavIor
Co.. of this city. One contributor to the
extent of 81 tool, advantage OF the opportunity
10 suggest TO the promoters of the move
mont that the fund which it was proposed to raise
was much too large that it woud lead to bringing
,hr fErSideni sons mp IN idlcncss and making hi :
uanghtcr prey of fortune-hunters. He thought
th"t y 100000 fund was sufficiently large in The
present case and the balance should be invested for
OF Office " > 's '
Following are the additional subscriptions re-
ceiVed t" the fund up 10 p. IL. yesterday
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STRUCK WITH 4 SLUNG-SHOT

Philip Joyce, age twenly-one, of No. lO3
seyenthave.. last night struck Joseph Stanton. 400
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THE OHIO DEMOCRATYC C1lfp4ycy

CoLUMBrs, Ohio, July 1I.-John G. Thomp-
son teegaphed to-day from Washin gton that he yould
reach here tomorrow afternoon. Both Thompson and
Mckinney have declared their intention OF having
Ing to do with the management of the Demo
cratic campaign this fall, and there ia cons,d-
erabie speculation as to who will be their
successors as carmcn OF the State Central and Execu
i've committees. Francis Mckinney has signined his
desire To leave the chairnanshp the Executive Com
lttce as legacy To Clark Irvine who served with him
on the committed last year a. secretary. John Thomp-
his cast-of mantle Chairman of the state Central
- Wv ~'N'"0 >Nhti III
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CALIFORNIA MINING .STOCES.
CAN fi"NcisCo, July 91.-The following were the
ohlclai closing prices OF mining stocks.
LATEST SHIFTING YETS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. JULY u. 1871.

POjkI OF NETWORK July IL 1891
ARRINFr.
. aas Cteh Bon)er Rotterdam Juno os with rnass
''t,, pdes, hstis 10 Punch, Edye q Co.
fleter DC couinck lBelg Fak, Glasgow rrre "a
WIZ indse 10 Punch. Edy~ & Go. '~-e %
- %er ,lty 81 Columbia wooshnn Charleston % horrs
IN Nose sid Passengers ~ } " Qeiaiars, "a -
t"ehcf Bie2Swaier, HniphaFs Iewss. D,l
n&it ptStcllg gers 70 Old Dominion - a ---'S
l-il..a tltal, Nalle CaghaT IS days. nth san
=, bafE Mary w Is 81 Amherst. KS. McuAlr.e Isavan,
ionafs wa Delaware IfeskV with suyar ~ N,,,rs a
%: vessel - J 4 Whitney i 20. 49, e - i'--s n q
lpisrnrl lNoTl nielsen. Liverpool ~ days wi st
" order kcssfi 10 - - "--~ oNs
Brig Eliza span, CaryIeuaa
ses 10 SeiXas Il - 49, VIVA i-ei@~
THE MOVEMENTS or sTEAMER1
FOREIGN PORTS.
, aoSoS 5ny fl-sosner Madrid OBJ from Phnadelnh.a
Quebec. ~ ''-''po"H sDfl' IRON
EEKsIowN, July ll-Artvo steamer Iori cve from,
II ,rie'ph'a on her way TO LtveroOoL -
from New-NOrs. ny NDts
hovHLE July ll-Arrived, steamer Furnossia from Vow,
YORK Oh her way 10 Glasgow
AMERICAN PORTS
FArlER POINT July llPasscd in steamer lake Noniro,
BOSTON July llCcase
Tecony from New-HoIk. .' -0S'o" D
BALIIAoBE July llArvec steamer Rsosear fFZr, s-,,.
Huelya, Spain ~ ''' -
for ~ - --'-c4' AeNr
Sailed steamers Rossmore and n II Miller
SAVANNAH. July il-Arrivcd steamer Sn.,,o,a pos,o,
sEN-OkLEAhssJ MY llCicayeu
NkA CkSz July llArrived. steamer British EmDire Hr1
from View York via Havana. A N"''
Haiied steamer KnokerbosEer sth inst, New-York
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INJURED BY THE FALL or 4 SCArF01D

serious accident occurred Saturday afternoon
' oo"s'aoie Hook, n. j., while number Of brick
layers was engaged on the smokeslack of tho new
ocean Oil Works the scafloldino unon v.hi.l t,.'
o'oou pIohe, throwing the men to the rroI,n3
men Instance 1 OF thirty feet. OF tie twelve
-, VINO were the scof1ud seven
S Sere seriously injured. Michael Gallagher Of
SAM eT Island, was injured George Walker of tho
neaton, OF Antervlllc, had several rihs hroIn
and wo. raXton was rendered imsensbie,
Frono;o" was y unable TO use his ljmb.,,
the h nS bruised Patrick Champion was cut ohn"t'
s' 9 nead John Mccarthy had his cheek bodI, t
ana one OF his arms crushed ~ '"uiJ cuI
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SYMPATHY FOR MIDUAT pAru,

LONDON July ia ConStantinople dispatch to
ne Times says that Lord Dulern the British Am
hasSador, has twice made representations to the
sultan III regard to the case Of Midhat Pacha. The
la'ter communication was ,ouched in strong terms
The Sultan has also received q telegram from the
ottoman Ambassador al London OH tlie subject. The
Constantinoplo correspondent of me Stl,dc,d sovs
he learns on the best authority that il is now antc
ccflaln the Sultan VIII commute the death sentences
81 the alleged murdcrcrs Of Abdul Azz and han. h
them 70 some remote place.
II the llo4se OF Commons to-day Sir Charles
l9ike Under Foreign seer tary acllnowlcd edged that
Ohust0iorideS fdcndi. who presided at the recent
trial Of the alleged muIdcrtrs oi AbJul XIV o,ns
formerly a SPY OF tho TnrAl.h Ministry ol Tnlicc.
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OBITUARY.
GEORGE PARTRIDGE BALDWIN

GEORGE Partridge Baldwin, well known
oankor and broker of Boston died yes,-ar morning Of
'ne fth Avenue Hotel He arrived in the city with his
rev days ago or the steamship Republic OF tho
o'ar Line. Having been sufferer from paraysis
f CARS nc sought change OF air and relief from
business last summer In visit Europe bnt did NOT
PVS 10y IT. The body has been TO Boston and will
NC purlcd tomorrow at Mount Auburn ' ~ WI"
Mr. Baldwin was born In WatertoTr, y s,,,,u, -. ~,
H ABOUT the year 1888, and went into business in
nfInI Ia MS carry NE. he served several ferlps as
han and had been for years at the limo ~
h tl IN an Once OF responsibility col neeted viii
oro,s 'llo VOTES some years ago ITO wss the Den =
cratic candidate for tho Mayorship of Boston ~ '''
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Gpeeial Notices.

Notice.
The Managers OF the HOUSE REFUGE FOR WOMEN
nnuc e hct 81 May > ISL wi receive proposals ior fas
SAFE oi lands on wa;ch there suitable blamcs s.h
buildings De made suitable aeI .iitrsf.,.
as Inc Aoasd may adopt for tie az
mates and the superintendent and officers tue nsiS1
uch proposals niS Dc an writing and &C.
Rotary The Board l.fsf.l,-r
10Th of July noXt SARAH : GU shNSFY S.crsts-z-
Piles permanently eradicatSA WITHIN three We = Va
knife leature csusiic. AL rectal disease cured t-cI-
lars sent containing references Dr. hONT west 29fh-st
Post Onlcc Notice.
The foreign mails TIE week ending ATURDAY rnlv
ID 1851 VIII close al this Office rU f,SDAY A. ~.
Tor Europe by steamship wyoming. Queenstown On
WEDNESDAY at n, for Europe. by steamship Gall.a
va ouocnstO~n
addressed and .: a. go, Tor Trance lcect by 6oa'islp
81 Laurent via Iavie; ON TIKI k~IAl. 70 f.sD
Europe by steamship Republic Queenstown correspond
enct Germany
and AT llSo for Europe. by steamship Nesphaa "a
IhinoutA thcfoourg Hamburg SA10 Y. a
a Europe 10y steamship City .aa
Scofl,d
specially alcrcssedl and a. Germany
Steamship Elbe VIA thamptOn Bremen Icrrsrny
ence Tor Great britain and other European
specially adcressei ana at scotland dire hy
direct % steamship Belgenana, kntworp r,e ssis
LOT spnwali and South Pacific close MONDAY AZ l1a
IA he mails for Bra iii ard Argentine close on MoNIAY
~ z:oO p m The mails for Newfoundland close on
~ AZ m The mails Tor Porto close On WEDNEs
"a ~ ~ a. m. The mails for Nassau cOss
on thu iksDAl at 1870 p N. mails FOR cuba Mexico
a.te " 81 Indies close on IL { ftSDAN The
mans Tor Merchandising and St Pierre close On
INLAY 81 $50 The mails Japan close
July ~ ats The mails Australia &c. close July -
Al 1870 p.
HENRY G. PEARSON Postmaster
fost Ollco New-lork. July 9. lSSi.
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DEMOCRITIc ADMINISTRATORS.

The Committee Of one Hundred TO which
WIS c"ntdcd The task 90 rcorgauiznc a portion Of the
Democratic pT~ty in this ely, h,l lncct.u, at the
A@I"r House yesterday 4 was understood tnat Che com
miiicc would name day and place for the various A.
semly District Associations to meet ard oil.lizc john
j. ncvruu presided IT, committee was aot largely req,
r's'nod $50 many ncnhcr> d. ir. ont town Tl, FOL-
LOWING telegram was received from of TIE Demo.
cratic Senators and A.s"Wbymcp:
,- ALBANY July y. 1881.
iho Den' cratic party and Press demand tnat snail
remain Acrr al AGr post 81 dHtl We af-Wtr, Yes az .fF
s"chuons should lee postponed until the Lcri.atur, a
JoS We desire 10 participate in IN" organization Of
orr 'spectye rics. II would be injustice to II
uI"i!lct' ne organized In oar abs. nee.
Tl- was signed by Senators Edward Hogan and Iacob
Sctbacher, Assembly ncn Constantine Donoho William
g. Finley, James Tanning John Murphy, j. Ii Mccarthy
". :. Andrews, Frederick Thcnan. Joseph McDonouch
Ious tOhcl, ana ChnrcR W. DAYTON H. was agreed that
thr cal Tor the organization of the District Associations
should DC POSTPONED to n date yet to bee named.
me 9uo-commttcc of seven appointed 10 decide the
claims OF concsng delegations recommended that tho
cases OF the XVIII Election District OF the HXIlId
BIZ District and the With Election Disric the XIVth
Assembly District be referred to their respective
E'nblY District Associations settlement. This
agreed to- In the XiNth Election District of XVIII
assembly District, John A. Fellows substituted
Thomas HAYS.
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4 WoMAN yARRnD IND IEA7uERED.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July 11.-Four young men
prokc INTO the house of johanna sullivan middlcaged
woman ut fandscld berkshire County last Saturday
night, and taking her from bed into the open air.
britaily tarrcd and feaihcrod her. The assault il
th"u%hf to have been provoked 10y the woman's habit
OF etg herself and neiShpois into local by
petly suits. As il moonlight night she
nIp 20, on c Young men, and two OF tcm-Oeorge White
nu THROW sage were to-day bound tho Great
n'n'gton District Court, under heavy bonds. Tie
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IN INSANE MN LEIPS INTO TIE RIVER

Officer Fredericks, of the Ninth Precinct. last
night noticed man acting stran gey at the end Of the ier
at the footof Bogarts On the officers approach the man
Jumped INTO tho river The officer sprang after
him. and, with the assistance OF John Mccrath
Of No. - Thrice lth-ave., rescued him II, y,os
carried to tho Charles Street Police Station
and found to be insane on religious subjects
lie was placed in cell, hut he became so violent tbat n
strali JACKET had 20 be placed upon him. The only
means OF dtntlncatlon were found in his pocket as he
conn not ten ms name From papers il learned that
ms name was Thomas Grlmbc. OF Liverpool forty three
Years OF age He has been only Il short time in this
country. copy Of the revised version of tb N,v To-
lament WAS also found in his possession 49,
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SECRETARY FORSTER ATTACKED.

LONDON, July l1.-Tho discussion raised this
afternoon ny Mr. DAILY regard TO the recent arrests In
Corr under tho Coercion Act was continued
MY l. !" OConnor advanced Radical and Home
Huier member for Galway Borough said that u cir.
""oS'oe wished to send message of peace to Ireland
ct MN coeree MI Forster to resign the Secretary ship
Mt Gladstone declared that Mr. Forster was not ono
VIM moro responsible 10" the Coercion Act than any
oer uemper or the Ctbino5, and that Nh Forster de-
81 N'S rs much and oven orc credit Tor whcVc good
Cabinet. ' ~ ~ - ~
Mtrl discussion lasting half hour Mr. Days mo-
"Oi ~ IlVour was rtlectcd BY u vote OF 800 TO 20
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MIDNIGHT WNA1HER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SunnnSiS fol, tn nns, p hnurs

WAsHINGTON. July /, u q. m.-Thc barOmc-
tor highest in the South Atlantic aud Gulr States and
lowest in the Missouri Valley. The temperature has
risen slightly in the southern portion of ,he Middle Allan
tie States and the northern portion of the South Atlantic
States it has fallen from 80 TO 100 in Ncw-Ilng,and
elsewhere IL has remained nesry stationary. Maximum
temperatures OF 800 and above reported from The
West Gulf States lower Missouri Valley and all districts
east OF Tho Mississippi excepting the Lake region and
New England. Local rains reported from New
EnglanC. the Middle Atlantic and Gulf States. South
ery winds continue in IT, South Atlantic and West
Cult States In the Lower Lake region they have shifted
to eascry. Reports missing from the Upper Lake
region and thence westward to the Pacific coast.
Indications for to-dQn
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy weather
and occasional rain variable winds stationary lower
barometer and temperature.
For Now-Engiand. fair weather, preceded by local
rains III southern portion, variable Winds stationary
lower barometer and temperature.
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LOSSES AT VARIOUS POINTS

CHESTER, Penn, July 1.-The large mill of
Dean Brothers, in South Chester was burned th. morn
ihS me entire loss will reach $4,000 which is par
TALLY covered by Insurance. - ~ - P"'-
LOUISVILLE July 1-David Sternsbergs drygoods
store was damaged by fire and water yesterday Loss
$4,000; insurance, $4,000 0'
"hiN"roN Mass, July 11.-The livery stable and
dwelling or w. H. Rand OF Isookland Mass were burned
uilS morning The loss Is 5000; insurance 81 poo
BOSTON July 1.-THE farm buildings OF ]. A. Kimhall
az West llttleton, Mass. burned yestcr1av rcss
$1,000; insured for So. coo. "'' -ooS'
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ChiChET Ar PHIL1DELPHTA

ihiLADELPHLA, July 1.-THE Zingori ,oau
- sricEe'ers from the Lower Provinces Of Canada 49,
,nh ao nrs' Oh series of matches with Philadophio
cru aneir opponents being the Young America When
ro,ed r were drawn for the day both sides had com
md the Ynnns' tne lingari scoring ninetvt hree NM
play %s 4 the baths, 1se Of ' ns
OF Young America who n,s oi y. A. and r. s. Newhai
respectively. A"o0 ior'y- nine and 1fty one
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REGISTRATIONS BY THE HEAT.

Inc following cases of sunstroke were re-
ported Yesterday
BANSs, WILLIAM age fortv0ve n, No 90, -. -,
secohdst was overcome Spruce and Na-san.StS
r. and was taken home by his friends ~ $751;
SAhifH, GEORGE, age forty five of No 40 East Ono
Wyi,IunculhdtWenty- iourth-st., was prostrated st
Ill ii IN anu Fulton,s He taken to the Cham
500 ~ iih0hAs, age forty-eight, truckman of No
Stnt oiAleentn-Si. was sInstruck at plrr No ~
NORTH River He sent TO St Vince.t,s JIos,jtI
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CHING FOR THE HE4JTu oru,oo,,,l,..

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Sono+o. @,
COMMITTEE OF the Senate Commerce Comm,ttoo - ~
anime INTO the matter of improving the river from,
washington, met at the Capitol today and do,do
Aanse ior Board OF Survey, consist of three or'
so ,e three civil engineers and a rcuresen,,,
80 ,ne board OF District Commissioners ,or H. i've
So hlhg survey and examinations and =, - pit
- aor the removal OF the mats and the
VI the Channel and river front e Improvement
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VAIN, EFT NOT PROUD.

Mr.. COnlIing cannot be Il proud mar, though
he may be very VAIN one. 4 proud man might have
resigned hi- seat Ill the senate, hut no would Eavo
repaired to Albany TO Ooby for reelection. a man
must lack real seltrc5pcct who de- such thing
that. II he had been proud man. would have kept
away from Albany; or, II he ever was proud ana had
LOST constituencies hy his long OF bossism" his
humiliation nillSy Do greater than hi pride
He occupies ridiculous position to-day before the Amer
ri
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TEMPERANCE IN ONO POLITICS.

CINCINNATI Tuly 11.-The Methodist ministers
OF this city at thtr meeting this morning discussed the
temperance question and its bearing on the present state
OF the canvass Several OF the speakers were strongly
opposed To Foster and Richards and carried their
obecons - the whole Republican State ticket on the
ground that IL could not be consistently supported by
Tenn
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LONDON july 11.-1ir. B,adlaugh speaking in
London last night, invited his supporters 10 meet in
trafalgar quare on the ID Of August. for the mr.
pose OF insisting that Law enabling him TO take hi,
seat IN the Horse of Commons shall be carried
J lie next day, if not before, ne said he will 90 In
tne table Of the CLERK Of the House and demand
That he DC allowed t. take the GA h.
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THE TUNISIAN TROUBLES.

7KItTN VFTE II.-A NISV1lfil 10 NC IPmVS
from runs states that there are $4,000 Insurgents
around SfaX The Insurgents build up during the night
what tAe French destroy during the day
General Logrro has arriv ed at octta 10 sune COM
mand or the French troops 81 funs.
IN consequence of the urtCs regard -
iipo the differences b, twocN Franco and Turkey hnvo
neNh "b"s'r Iho Porte had given renewed
uHit IN sending troops 20 Tupo ia ohrc. was the
man enancc of order The instruction continues to be
confined 10 the Sl..x district. -
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WASHING TON NOTES
WASHINGTON, Monday. r

WASHINGTON, Monday, July IL. 1881
Director OF the Mint Burohard left tic city TO-DAY I,
De absent about two months. WIN visit san FrancsI
or the product OF gold and silver. '--1
Inc french ard American Claims Commission "a
Journed to-day until the llth October next lsst<s
We read from j. De Geofrey retiring from tho Com
6Dnah - A~cAcS PEI
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'r'y' OF No. 452 West FIFTY secondst ON she besd IA
siuns shot, iniiictins painful wound Tne men va
engaged IN drunken quarrel in q eroexho,
octween Twenty-ninth and Thirtiesh-s.s an nes "a
ngn, II cut on the sidewalk joyce was bcsns
mnsh h9 pulled ont tho slunshot and aifaeke hi. 49,,
hent Joyce arrested and locked ~ a. lr oppo
ninth Precince Police station ss'An 'ns twenty
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A W. CABLE

.IoUGHKEEPsTE n. Y, July la. W. Gable.
OF TINS city, died this morning. lie was general nasc
ger agent OF tho Ponshkecpsie, Hartford and Pos;on
aroau Company. secretary of the Pourhkeepsic
t1npan} ana ol tho AIash0nse Commissioners ~ ia
~ ne was also AZ oile time United States TnsDcctnr
was forty eight years OF age ~ ~'1ii''''' iAe
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ei aoont thirteen fourteen years old who was being
"-,o" Ny MI Staings, Des Arc was assaulted
Gnu i.'raered last Friday morning while on her way to
school The body was not found until Saturday sus
p'r1n points to two coored men, '
uns n German farmer living
sn Sorning Clay County, ceIled TO his door on,
sewnr gnt by four disguised men, who shot at him
several tunes, infcting dangerous wounds " W
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TWO SUEKIFFS KILLED.

MiLwAuKEE, July ia special dispatch to
me republican from Menomonee says Two despcr;i-
do's Shot and killed Undcr-shcriT Coleman of Dunn
'p"h'y, ana Charles Coleman, Sheriff Pcpn County,
Ms me ingrcercrs are the Williams brothers hor
ncs rom llIloIs Trey escaped after shooting the
reward IS offered for their cautire
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EXPECTING AN AMERICAN PANIC


LONDON, July 11.-The PdH lUaU Gazette this
evening, in q leading article headed "Thc Nearness
Of Financial Crisis in the United States,r argues
that the stability of the New York money market
depends upon its power to continue diawing gold
from Europe. 1t says:
An excess OF exports imports ia not necessarily
san OF wealth. A nation That alWay goods
thah ~ imports is nearly always dcht0r nation and It's
cess OF exports Is needed 70 pay its dobs. Whether
tuc process oil expansion b. drainage from Euronc.
Whch WITHIN t'e past two years has added OGU 900
70 the circulation ~ III" Union, Is to dcpeIds ton
thc blty OF America 10 control with produce the
markets of Europe ~
Inc indications are that the European harvest will be
D0untn, ana that the United States viii have 10 face
great c, lnpC tltlOn probably an
overwhelming surplus yield they might DO able TO do
thS nut should their surplus be- Us many allcgo com.
paiatiNely small, the difficulties of thar trade NAV well
become serious. $3.50
We think the position Of the United States Is not any
Tong hhe SO secure as more sangine Americans assume
Ihcy are Just IN the circumstances where a nnnnrinl
crisis might develop with extraordinary rapidty. some
look TOT such crisis In the coming autumn but we are
ov no means certain that viii develop itself then even
sEonld thlnSs come to the With their trade the
credit bubble may swelling for months bcyond the
tme When cautious mon look for trouble Holders II
heu states securities however must lay their ac:onnt
lor serious financial difficulties much than the
contemplation OF the wonderful progress the past
three years mis ht lead them ID cx.cct.
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THE STEAMER RPlTAvNTc

WEXFORD July 1.-The repairs to the hull Of
the Nmte Star LiAo steamer Britannia advances
rapidly and iavoraby and the ship is likely to float
win one or two tides.
SUNK IN THE SAND.
LONDON July 1.-The steamer Britannia has
sunk III the sand SO that only her masts are visible
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TIE HON. PDINEAS w uIrcucnru

VMAHA, July II.-Ine Hon. PhiDeas ~
hitchcock eN-unHed States Senator from Nebr,.slr
died mere yesterday morning. In the fyhrst ear OF his
nc, ne was United States Marshal under Precedent
licoih ana SlfvcyorGeneral under President Grant
i -" We Giaasmate IN Williams College OF Prcsi,crt
Garfield He leaves two grown sons