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small esoy.

BiDnEFoRD, Mo-, Nov. lG.-Oaine te tho
prevalence of smA.l pox in this city all OF The
pubic schools hago been closed. Over q. coo
persons haSo tcea vsccinsed. Thora hava
boom fifteen cases. six CT which proved fatal.
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ESUYsesl Alive.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. l0.-h fp,aisi dis.
patch from Clarksviilo. Torn., says: About 10
O'Clock Tuosdsy highs s. franc building foil
down with !orriGto crash, killing and h;rying
bencG.h tho ruins Commodore Fontrnss, co!ora,i,
his vito AMI thrao chldroa.
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Tho ircpliotor Of tha Allen Hcus,, Allen.
toWo. Pa, Mr, 7. Ii. Good, reports tho caso
OF a eusS: suffering with Neursgia 70 such ou
extent ihst be had 10 res! for weekday or
5!ght. Fifteen minutes after too application of
st. Jacobs OIL, all pain vanished.
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ISlEIs.

Movtmber oh. 1881. of ralar.l foyer, M.s.
COOK, wi(u of j. +. Cook,
tul wife, an atioctonato mothor, q warm hearted
lfland, and a true and humble Christian
Ez. Tho funeral will take p!sce from nor lste
residence, no. 81 King street, tomorrow oven.
ing, at 3 O'clock 0'SN-
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eSasci,.

LONDON, Nov. lO.-nho ESQ, :oe tho Liver
pool Autumn CUT; diatsneo. nbou: milo aud 6
INIT, camo cit, snd was waa by Mr. Hanger
ford = ic'l -7car-oid Day colt, liraans.
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O1e OF tho few rsdeemiug features Of tho
Ike elic ion ia Il State is tho fscs that Mr..
Perius, tho rcguiiatcr from franklin coucty.
will III ilturo Trim his clros Of bis Own home,
cad 20! up,u the step5 Of tho Usp;:rl, st Eich
rnn,I
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Minnesota Election

Sr: PAUL. hian.. Nov 10--Reinrns from
precincts casting about half tho votes of tho
state give FOR Governor: Hubbard (rep.) 81, 1857,
Johnson (denL) ll,4H. Hubbar,l's majority will
bo 81 Cc0 Or DC Ol)
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AZ hall W: y measures sro rarely s,i,Sc;trs.
as 'go1g The whole h:g" Gud no: half Of il. is
tina offspring of Aa!cr!can geLias. md So prep
osition 20 r'ru2!atc tho National dahi wcu'd re-
rnlV1 10! cny tac tuppart Of ITO people in Viz.
glOls VITO voted to IeruGislo tho dsbt OF II. ir
Sato, but Al'o ihst Of Che saug.cIata of voters
10 ell tho other Stntea< oG tho il6icn. North Sc
we'll al South, it notwithstanding by analogy.
greatly magnify General MshCpos rise krd
proGscss il he wrra to riao 10 hin place in Tie
Senate and advocate Tho idea of his Attorney
General about applying the c'plo of read
lualmans to tho National as well Ga to Tho Vir.
g'nia debt. Suca advocacy Nigh: mske him
President. ltisdit it would &c &c m0.o IT.
msrkabla thsn3kis succ ,ss 10 Vrgicia.
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Count Andrsssy says that in his whole minis-
ter!sl career he has always regarded tho union
OF Italy and Au,ttia IA great and important
equilibrium.
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PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLi BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, NovK. 10, 1851

Notwithstanding the result Of yesterdays
o'ea:ijn in this SiGtc every trua dcmccra. can
f,c legitimate pride in The part taken by
himsolf end Tho political organization 10 which
no paid loyal tcaiiy. That larty had 10 con-
iond against mmsnso odds. Every negro voter
ia the State, ard crGrG ere cut OF i! who clull
be nduset to come here, and every white re-
puHlican vino ever slept night 10 tho Stale,
was brought TO Virgicia and made to vote
R:nsgado democrats Wcto active i1 their chorta
10 d. feat tho party they had deserted. Tic
Pfcsldoat, all :ho brauche9 OF The national gov
ernmi nj, ald tbs enIiru republican party;of tho
North combined to aid to tho Utmost extent of
their power the MN who wore trying TO brock
down tho democratic party 10 Virgiuia. 70
h.Ve defeated al these uaitol itf1cnoss would
have II c-s,itatcd almost supu-5umau woik
That ;:lcy Sir! 80. dcfaatcd, willie i. is to be
regretted. Is therefore 60 more cau3a for self
repioach thsn tho soldiers OF General L3o felt
whom they surrendered Tho democrats have
fought good fight. snG tho disnoncr that has
resulted TO tho State from their defeat 10 at
taehcd Iot 10 them but 10 their viotcrs
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GEoRdETo"N CATTLE MARKET. Nov. o.
CattlG-At nrovers' Rcst this week eGma dko
head were offered. Prices ruled ss follows
Best 5a5tc, good 4.4ic. medium 10 fair 3Isac and
INN steers, oxen and COWS 3a3ic per 10. Some
4Go Sheep and Lambs wore offered, with sales OF
Lambs at 4sGc: and Sheep at 3a4c per ID. soma
~ Cows and Calves cold q! 25aS5O each.
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i MAN vt0a& i II :uruGG Wii;a 10 QUO .iyht
recently. rulatiG - D :iawSpsraS raporiot tho
oluso Of lhc ~ idan chang. l!.ppcars that
no LEANED ths; ~ all wa'l Hts IN fro not lar
from his rnailaic, il Pennsylvania lie Tas
curious 10 6na III, srsa,l, s.. tcrtill, sight,
and bent hl1 staps in that Girtc ion. So1r of
ter he arrived, tho turning Gil nada ia fra! il
rap;iou over iha das Of tho tack a general
rush was MADE to avoid the aenthi.g slrear,,
l. floatcd doWn ia, hillside AID burnt saw
Mill aid sSv::al other buildings iu i!s coursa
Ii also set fire 10 another tank. Gid no crossed
arca.n 20 s&e he ii;tt outbreak OF Tie fro
there. rs he did 10 10 slipped and fell toto
nud-ho!o, which, like uuoksGod, held him
fGss. aud the moro ho struggled the titmer he
YES held. lie shouted for help, brs Tho roar
OF tho Iro drowned bis cries. lilo lay still for o
few minutes hoping that scElo one might pass
and see him. hut 10 ono o,no Suddanig 10
heard tho warning cry of tho eccord overAcw, end
TO bis EoTrcr saH tho fi,rg steam Apr reaching
him. 10 made Ias! desperate struggle, and
then TO knew nc moro until he aw.ksntd in
friends house. His position had been syeD
sld no vas rescued iEst es ho fainted, and
when The bu!Eue torrent xs5 ooiy few feet
away. Ills lilo ":s saved, bns 10 those few
minutes 81 terror his hsis had turned white.
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Rornu USAGE OF a White WIFE. -Bcskie
Frame, white 5omsn, letter known IS Backio
Smith. vas seriously hurt last work by John
Frame, hor colorel husband. The psir CT
gagcd il = 3ruGkco row end he threw largo
stono snitioon ct lio7. striking kcr on tbs head
and causing fracture Of the skull. Joiil ssid
that he SAINT her ef;cr 5000 alo ard she returned
10 Very dEuolstn conGitioD. She fell hesd-
!!org 10 the room. striking nor head On tho
hearth of tho stove. which is opposite tho
docr. When he picked her up AID placed her
on her feet sho fell again. Striking her head cu
the tloor.-IHH. Rccora.
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4 CLERGYMAN kssAuLTiD.-Dr. s. Irennus
Primo relates tho following incident which &C.
CURED recently:
-. dey or Two ago was in car on the Re-
ystad Railroad that comes dowr Sixth avenue
in Tho city Of Now York. Two decent looking
mon set Immediately in front Of me, en- one of
the cross seats in the middle OF the car. They
had the appearance of respectable mechanics,
Neither OF them was in liquor. They spoke oc-
casionslly. without turning their faces toward
each Other, At length ono OF them ssid, loud
enough for nae 10 hesr him distinctly, I am a
nhiiist.' Ny frat impulse, on ho.ring This re-
mark, Was to leave my Boat for another, as
the nesTAes5 10 such person was offensive, snd
sori Of foreboding of evil took posses.
zion OF Mo. After foW moments reflection,
turned partly around and looked away. 7 was
not awsra Of showing any foelng OF contempt,
nor OF giving tho men the slightest reason to
suppose that was aware Of their presence The
train stepped at station both of them rose
quickly; ono OF them stuck me with the flat of
his hand, snd tho other said, with in oath.
you ought to have your old neck broke Then
they passed rapidly Out Of the door aud upon
the platform. turned TO look after them, and
the one who struck the blow was shaking his
fist ut me- as he saw me through the YiudoW,n-
N \. Christian Herald.
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NEE4Ht OF TIE HG!',


-, .',ss" r.!SI.S H":' k'A.o ~ 81" 'a Il o!
1T" w. ;. I'eD' n'',S !" ~" i"'h yesterday.
L"' vn,i1Hu's 60 2chaIa22au salad from
Nv" t"th Yesterday on haSid the a:camer
'''!r'u' luz pieEcH.
rA y lIsluS'i' i.isA Was m1iF'eG /" iaEa iit-
t-'''o l'u"'Sc" ii 'h" gu" 81 Mt%'2o H7 iuoh,:tP
''ah''t '""'
Tho Atlanta cj!ian ,:,hIbiiij1 ii aai;,:l, led. =
80 % i'3 TDHrcccGoftcii IN 3ntsni:uia Sn; u3s;-
tuIG;sI. and lnarcr: iE il il uraij.ttd.
no cIi !aaeIlkgnc'r hC'!din~, Oh Tia cGrner
ol y nnI o2vtnti hisoatS, Wnshlc4;.1a. WAS
uthloSo ao o. NE shI9 MocE'ng, Involving igss
u s-o'o o'' i'''' covered By l&sa:a"ce.
CGun! R3chra;6uau. ia r letter IL ;?n,cna,
Po5tor, snggtsts thu rcita:ion Of tnc hlonrn
iiorse ct orkiown as e r;rmaponk rhetorical
relic OF siio surro5dcV.
Jcscrh E,Ijck wao killed les: ripl; At Oh ,rIcs
ratl C3atro Slr}ri, Hsimare, by thu os,jcy in
OF tho walls o! q .a' main irasCh N4;ck wa.
tried SOME time ago oo the chsre, Of sicki.g
iiia Rl!o 70 death, but vas acquitted.
Abraham MoOGoo. employed % . caypcnior
by tho ShcnardoEh Valley Railroad Cor,nnny,
whlIo ct wo'k ca Monday On . bridge ct East
Liberty, w., fell dl7;at CT OF IS icc., sn, was
instantly killed,
Tho .rossufy Of Cuba ias b,cn l,tran,l,, =,
oy,r so0 CON 000 oC toyo,i,, ~" W W
r,, n oru s a,vH' I ~ '.uLHS "a winch assess
brcn recovered '''
htson;ian having beer C ,lcd +, tho ,r.,o,
authorizations Of beer il Nov Yolk city, Gen.
missioner h:un ss?7 that he intends 10 eauso
espetsl sHa'ain'll@n to be maize OF Tho ma
tii's,s uSsu ID IDS aiSruiacsuro ct nncs I'll over
NV !un''E.
10 Inc Wesi iuGton school beard lis! Eight
the qacsiloU 1T admitting s5mo co!0,cS cbiItIrn
banned Gregory 10 white school wks laid ov,r
uador the chairmaa's construction a, iho wi, 9
oil tho haed. and thereuoon tho c,I,rtH morn
bSrS of The board left the room,
Mr.. Enoo, Touc, ,,,s a..
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II the worth Of anything is proven by its re-
suits. th:n surely d.. Bulls Cough Syrup, is
pEctminanty lie b,st Cough Syrup now OK.
:eEt.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. November l1.-The
market to'dsy is Gull ind QUOT. But little 10
dong in Flour. Tho receipts of Whost arc
light and prices ore unchsngod, about 7GO bush
oils selling ct la0al3l for Fultz and 1873 for Ian.
caster. Small lois of now Corn brought g. and
duca ia still wanted.
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LIE COURT OF APPEALS Yesterday
Dmlth va. Com mon wealth. Submitted.
D. "a smith, jr.. wa allowed - practioa o.
counsel In this couri. ~
, 1881-07-07
Il SAVAGE ASSAULT.
ONE VESSEL CAPTAIN HEvEnELY WOUNDS
Nf'rliElta -

ASQTaFslts
Special DApateh to 1nt Chicago Trtbnnt.
NEW YoRK, July 6.-At All cnrly lour this
morning Capt, Henry Taylor. of the schoon-
cr KivehQuecn, went oil board the scl,oollcr
Yankee Doodle, which was lying alongside
the River Queen Mt Jersey, City, and without
proyocntion assaulted Capt. Frederick II.
Raeder with MI nx, almost cutting Ills left
leg of. Taylor then commenced to beat
1lacder with large club, breaking his loft
leg aboye the knee. III the meantime Capt.
Non1l Cramlner, Of tho schooner Excel went
OH the boat md tried to qucll the disturb
ance, When Taylor, Who Ind procured large
double-barreled gun, shut Cramtner IN tho
abdomen. Ot'icer Speer, who Ind been at-
tractetl by tho noise, went on board to arrGHt
Taylor, who, having taken up tho nx ngaln,
made
4 SAVAGE ATTACK on THE OFFICER.
Tlle latter wax compelled to retrent and seek
assistance. Finding Detective Rowe, they
returned to the vessel. Detective Dowe, llu0n
seeing TaylDr nttvAnce towards him with tho
ax, drew Ills revolver and told him to AtnMl
still. but Taylor continued to advance. when
RUwu fired three shuts, two tnktng effect In
Tnyfnr's legs. Taylor then jumped over
board and swan around In tho river for half
m hnur before the officers could arrest hlnl.
1t was found impossible to hold MI exanllltn-
ton In tile case this morning, rs nil Of the
wounded men were seilt 10 tue Charity los
pitut.
, 1881-07-07

ms statement Of every n,on who, with p1lff
nn, ,io,,rIa ~ fon ,ccfnrc,, lint H. ,vos ID
~. ~. ' r..as @ =" '", sso., ~ thn tr,,,,, ~ t,ot
mol. ESeEy o!le aRIeet !" tao ts"t" " .'",'
snine prornsitton i'll toto rs often hfld IS safl-
onsiy rs It was propoun4letl. No ore was
Gamble of disagreement, The fact Is, every
+,nrsor 1nl,oroi mn,,ar n strn,,c nntt snletnn
,!... pe'so" !nou.eu ..... % sL en,nn
prcSeht'n'eht-ha"!t't t''nt ss'"!nct ~ eoM.'
summer III I'LL Its glory, tile season OF trt5it"
,latlons, OF cholera mofolts anu Mosqt'itocst
of tnntl dogs and lInsel bllla. Tho never
failing Fonrth Of July showers flnvo bccn
followed by tic ncycr.fail,ng and only too
.s,n.,t,,atn. ,,Itont,o,s tt,nt o,,,,nut t,na
e"sinetlk its"'"'ttvs ,,', 81 ~ s".o. .s lux.
"como 10 stay" Qiu Sol has rcaetcu LILO
rublclnd. mil
SHOWERS upyN hts nEtEyr1,Ess RAYS
ot,ko n, thn i,ca,ls nf Tim rtrhteona mi. t}e
".."u ",.,.a ~ ~" 's'S M. W a. u ,.a,.,, a,,,aa
uhrlghteoas; lhe nea'S; HucNy asn.n-
phcrc which catilo I'll with the morning
warned tic wcnttorwse t1lnt \ scorcl,er WIS
In store for us. Shortly before ,toou this
i,o,,.,, atrtt., III. r,,n,rat; hnt nr,v r. r,ntn
ne"sy at.'n ..s,',s, ~
way 1of tic hcated alr, wAtcla hui,B over ttla
city in oppressive clouds, a1l1 managed
to mako everybody A. miserable and ul,conl.
fOrtuble NJ could be desired. The slight
shower yyllct, took ptnee enrly tn the nffer-
, 1881-07-07


opssM' L'p1'e.' ~ ~ s,,s e"@s "t ,nAt.,
NEW tonN' uuIy u.Itno culet act'sltY oao
cl""se ~ .no na ae.9 tl'.s noltus ""s ~
'a1u, Which co'.t''.us,t y nu'a'eo on s.eons
eo'es!ns aenlalu' WHICH, ~. ~ ssssletaay ~
e1'"o" vh luose esop opssgts' " uo pushing
np ny ue elano ol prlesa LOT 'aIy nlsa
nns. Mnic . es .0s 'etse t"ie ~ se aa
stampedea tho oeas3. ING Gh.cago market
opened higher, aid by noon Ind advanced
loweI nm to s1aoo for Jnly. s11.oo for
wv" sn4 "p e., ~ ~ ~ 49, cn..ts,,n ~.1'S ~,
A.snst' s4LW lot oeppetapE, anu
S1.5o for October, or 15 cunts at-
~ ,~ai, 40 =" ,,r.sion "n"rntors ~ Na.v Vnrr
"s "e1a 10 plus'aaun opot"tula - ~" 1"lA
nnd IN Chicago, wliero the trade hayo peen
% pre,llctei two @ weeks WEI nlead Of Tine aro m now now
rnniJyed md n, this anna onerators hive
.,,r,,a,i irIi ~, tna tha,sv Tint thar. avn ~
.'r''st, H., ~ an,,,.tr,, =, ~ a~a,,.,I rnt
eto"s" ~ llo sunn',s " ~ "'outN!; noe
w1ssae .sooIi stoeks +"t E1n nto r ~ t
Of u, ,o00,oo pounds or moro for the crop
v.nr IN ,,oto com,nared viii ioet Mr. ia
this te al >'o '''''s s'@ "'''' '"S" AVA -
'"'s ''9' NM, .c,x cno. ,,,.nr.ro
wl'lcl, wero doubtful u few weeks ago, are
,1otly coming IN tD tba nyernR ~ mt tbfs scason
- .no ,.,ar "';or ~ ~ farS1''!s ,."ot.r ~ ,,o
u ~ ~. ses .oss o' ,vo ~ ,, at sat @
fed to hogs III well KS to cattle at present
r. ] rc,,s ~ nnr % huxho m iha ~ farm, s ,t,arcns % Il.
s o",v @ !ptt,' ~ "qs nnt ~ * oents Tor N = ~ hi
cago, seems to l1avo been entirely for-
Statistical week wero aa,6s5,0o0 pounds,
against 73o,oW pounds inc sa,lio week list
-
, 1881-07-07

sp*ssa' Depats" 70 7na e".eaeo a''oaast
Ne" tot"' ou,s o-a ~. 1oo"st iteef s,u"su
Jhcoo ~. @uul''tsh', ~ stato u "Ee, !" l1lo
GeheFnl SESSIONS Court t0-tlay. WAS sentenced
to state Prison OIL nplea ot felon1otts assault
1n passing sentence Judge Cowlng said:
"Shaotlng Is beconling q dangerolt8 hah!t.
and III send you to Slug Sing for six years
In order t1lat you may think over your
oftcnse." On April ~ the negro visited
Ills wife, Susan, ut NO. 16l West twenty
sixth street, anti, while nRuor the influence
Of liquor, shot her twfce,-onco III the left
side and again III tho right nrnl.
ABANDONED HER nAny. -
No little excitement 'Y.ts caused In Gnrn-
sey street, brooklyn, last night BY n young
woman, whose Christian llAlre IL Millic, bit
Whose family nan,o was not learned. who
,vltrniod l,cr 7.,nnnths.oid cbitd m In
trn,,t ~ = h"n,ec,n,, r,s,.,"rca ",,, Til +ho
1iont u ''"l'uooh'o tcsl"cneo MN tolA u'o
Indy OF the house, WHO was sitting on tlle
stoop Will. some frionds, that ste might keep
the ltt1o daughter, MS she (Allllfc) hnd kept
H. as lonn ns altb wes wn3nr In. She couf,l
Lcon II corrtn er nnfl Mi. ai,d ]lor son Gcorpc
~ -. s".has @ W., naI 1IA ,n,aa, I'l -
for Its llen1tll. The lady was highly in.ifg-
xit! the a ch S M Siss s sfi,,a s Walked a how.
.vrr @ i'm rnvnr % tto chtd Int snid ] ncfore @ 10, lcav.
ns at she would 'oS have e George arrested for
r,tE ns!oIrrp pi "ass assAcmn or s,'.vxIS
49, ''''' ~ rAirrY, S' N' &'''
Atthc of9,cc NJ tia ST. Iou,a T. San Frnr.
,1ae f,o,.,',, G.,r,,,.,,,. ~ t,,o nx"a Nil,
slssv ~ t'ao 49,.
.s, ~ st!'a os;o 49, nson te.sa ~ W.
to-aay III re!at'oh 10 tao AmssacFe OF inc
American surveying party OIL the Mexican
Central ltallrona.
, 1881-07-07

DIED IN 4 LuNACIu ASYLUM.

DIED IN 4 LtNAC1u ASYLUM
LONDON, Juiy 0.-A French paper asserts
Baron Magilus, late German Minister to
Copenhagen, who was recalled I'll conso-
ouonce OF Ills attendanco ut tho banquet
given to Sarah Dernllartlt. has died III n
lunatlo asylum.
TIsNAllcK AND r11E; VATICAN.
DEH1.lH, July U.-Grcat attthtton Is being
paid TO tic presence OF the Minister Of Wor-
slip, Won Gocssfcr, at ktssengcn, with Bis
mnrck. It Is expected that 4 firm and friend
ly understanding will shortly bo arrived ut
bGtwcen Bismarck md tho Vnticnn..
, 1881-07-07
TUNI9.

4 rEOHA1lI4E BATTLE.
blEDlIrA, July CA sustained cannonatle
WAS aud!ble III the direction ef Sfax to-day.
No particulars.
WILL HOLD TURKEY NEsPoSsIDLE.
PANS, July G.-It Is affirmed that France
llns sent n IIo.o to the Porto DECLARING alto
will hold Turkey responsible for the agita-
tlon among the Motnmmedars f1l Tunis and
Orni'. a battalion of tho Lyons garrison Is
preparing to go to link to participate in tho
occupation Of that plnce.
, 1881-07-07
STEAM SHIP NEWS.

New Y0nK, July I-Arrlvctl, tho Elysla,
from London; the st. Laurcnt, from Iiavre;
the Elbc, from Bremen; tho State OF Indl.
ana, from Glasgow; the Wyoming, from Lly-
erp00l. .
QUEENSTOWN, July 0.-.Arriyedt the 01ym.
pits, from D0stul. 49,,
LONDON. July G;EThe stcaTsl}!ps .; Rf!ti;s.1
and A8syrIan Monarch, from New York,
hive arrived out,
, 1881-07-07
A MERlTED COMPLIMENT.
8pfstdS uispQffh 10 TIA Chleaoo 3tthunk.

puuuQuE, H., July G,-lIarry Crawford,
OF Clinton, logged his buggy hos4e nearly to
death, aud was only prevented tgo,.l doing
~ by ", l.. Atnswortl, who turned in alld
aoRgel Crawford. The citizens OF Clluton
to~aAy presented him gold.headed cano IN.
grayel as follows: "'ro W. L, AilsWQrttl,
tor humane services, July q ls81.", :,
, 1881-07-07

The complete Independence OF man aud
wife, where property Ia concerned, il 1lt,-
Whera carrlyd to such point as among tho
Indians Of Central America Every day the
purchases fronl him saw material tor tho
tahIe,
, 1881-07-07

TIFF CITY or MtNsK Dut.NtN6.
Sr. PErx,silt'ts0, July GA fire Mt Mina'i,
w1fcl broko ont OIL Sunday last, Ia still RIG
,ng., Over 100 houses l'nyc beoM destroyed.
HARVEST PROSPECTS,.
ODESSA. July G-T'o harvest prospects IN
Southern Russia nre so brilliant tint II rcal-
lzed tue abundance WILL bp unprecedented.
THIS Is due tn tic abnormal dilantlty OF rain
during THO past two months. though its con.
t!naailce u some parts now cxcltes iclr thnt
they h'ay tlapo too 1nuost. such lluilll'ers OF
tho coril-beotIg have appeared III tic G0vcf1i"
, 1881-07-07
TO THE PuBllC,

Tharo eau be n, bettor Euaraatsu OF tho yaluo
nlxs than the base aud worthless lu,ltatious Of
them, - there are False Resolyents, nelefs, sud
Pills. 10 nueo and ask for {iadway'9, and So&
thas the HRamQ "lisdxay" Ii % whRF yaR by.
, 1881-07-07

from Tic fronttor Ia Aria, Inclusive. The
tlreeks occ,lpy l'untn to-.lay.
THE uH:EK FLAu 1tOlaTED.
ATHENS, Jnty a.--The Greeks llnyo entered
Arta. The t3reck ling Inns bec,, holstc,1 ut
Arta. punta. md Acropo'ts nnsl tho public
buildings ut Athens nro Illuminated.
, 1881-07-07
ARRIVALS At HOT SPRINGS,

ap1FIds UHbdEEN 70 TN CHIkaao 3f160N.
Hor STRINGS, Ark, July G-Lata proml-
nel,t arrivals; George O. Tudea!n, Mrs. 4.
johnson. W, ", Stack, Chlca9o;; J, +,
Adamaa, New York; ]. G, Alfred, st. I9nts;
A. u. nehOp and sou, Phtla1Glpttas X, !.
Dow, Atlanta. 0a.; George +: Flsnil9T, u.
, 1881-07-07
APPOINTMENT, ACCEPTED.

EIoIH, Ill July G-rhe Trustees OF the
Elgn Acade4sy have elected Prot. Wilson,
now Pslucipal OF tho Lake Forest Female
Seminary, PRINCIPAL OF the first named III.
stitutlon, vice rr0t, 6Bara, resigned: Lie has
accepted aud will remove to ElKiu tllls week,
, 1881-07-07
Ff)lIND DEAD IN Red.

sp*etal DhpAt<h to M CAsesoo Tribune.
CAllloLLroA, ILL.,, July 6.-Dr. Thomas
Moore, aged about u years, prominent
physician In this county, living ut Whitehall.
was found dead In his. bed this morning.
trouble, Uo leaves a wife a1ld family.
, 1881-07-07

D1ssENsioNs AT UASDAlIAR.
LONDON, July 6.-Tho Vlceroy Of India
telegraphs that reports frutn Candallar say
thero, are growing tItssensions Among tho
An,e0r'a officers Mt Candal,ar md Glrislik.
Tho Ameor has ordered his troops to auYalleo
on Fnru.
, 1881-07-07

nEsr0SATlON or GEN. C1ALD1E1.
LONDON, July IA Paris dispatch snys
tho resignation Of Gen. Cialttfni rs 1talinn
Ambassador at Paris, although not yet a.
tIcIalIy announced. Is 4 fact.
, 1881-07-07
AUSTRO-uUNGARY,

APPOINTED TEMPORARY GOVERNOR.
VIENNA, July 0.-1n consequence Of tho
jll-healtll ct tho Governor OF praguo md the
political situation there, Ftctd-Marsaat
Kr,,ns has been appointed Temporary Coy
CruOr.
, 1881-07-07
THE TEMPERATURE.
swEi.TEAINu HUMANITY.
0"3sA3kL4S&e%0 3KQAHNEI14
Spsetat 1spatea to Ihs CAtsaRu 1ftl

0FsekHs l7Up7Fs3 ~ 1h9 ENRQQ9 1T&1ah&s
New YonK, July 1.-THE mercury danced
up to n!uety-two degrees In the shade ut noon
to-day, and obllg!ngly confirmed tic ublQult.
, 1881-07-07

IU NEi OISSUIsFFtUs
CorEsI1AaEH, July 0.-All cndcavors Of
the Government to secure tho pslssnge Of the
ordinary budget having failed, tho King Of
Deu,uark will to-day DISSOLVE tho Falkothlng.
, 1881-07-07
AUSTRALIA.

TIE VICTORIA PARLIAMENT.
a1ELnouRyE, July 0.-rio Governor Of
Vlctortn refused to dissolve tho Colonial
Parliament
, 1881-07-07
The Warm Temperature Makes the
Bulls Pant and the Bears
YaWn.
A Young Girl LcaYcs llor Child with
tho Mother of Its Alleged
Fnthor. !;
Buioido by self-Imposed starvation--sir
Edward Misunderstanding In
orcase in the Death-Rate.
MON EY.
- -

NEW YoKK. July 0-The Public says:
Business l,as Just closed Its largest ycar. Its
largest lIalf-year, It's largest quarter outside
of New York, Its largest m0ith, nnd. Mt Dos.
lou, ST. Louis, and some other cities, Its larg-
est week.
The payments through the Clearinghouse
ut New York were not ,,s largo III JllnB rs in
Alny, nor WIS this wholly BECAUSE Of ilmfll-
isllcd activity In speculation Inst month, but
exchanges, exclusive OF those arising from
such speculation, wcro larger Inst month
than ever before, excepting In May, and wero
larger for the atarter, tho haIf-year. and the
last txelyc months thnn for any like pcrtod
preceding. At tho Twenty-Five clearing
houses outside Of New Ynrs exchanges were
largur In juno than ever before inNtlylMontt,
nlld In the lust Quarter, lalf-ycar. and ycar
wore iargcr than In any previous correspond
ing purEod In the history of the country, Tic
following table shows the untoltrt Of OK
changes ut Now York, nttcr ttettuctlng tlle
double market value OF stocks sold, md the
aggregate ut clearlng-holscs outside Of New
York. in
COMPARISON WITH SIMILAR RETURNS FOR
LAST YEAH.
which In turn Were III every respect auite
, 1881-07-07

GREAT BRITAIN,
GRAND MILITARY ltkYJEW.
LONDON, July d-TAs Stock Exchange
will ba closed On Saturday. tho 9th in3GA