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The Western Union Leases the North
western Union Telegraph Company.

- - ..s"s. sOsoSE"Pan OVhh
New York, July SO.-An agreement was
entered in the registers Office here, showi ne
that the Western Uuion telegraph company
had secured 80 years lease Of the Northwest
ern telegraph company, of Wisconsin, ope.
rating 10 the states and territories and the
dominion of Canada The agreement is dated
May I. 1881. and provides that the Western
Union shall, 10 addition to plying seven per
cent on the first mortgage bonds, sggregat-
ing Sl,l80,000, pay a rental of 100000 for
the first year and pro rata yearly on the iu-
crease until it shall reach Sl50,000 by the
the year ending July, 1896. and after this
pay the latter sum until 90 years
have expired. Also all taxes and interest
upon the capital stock OF the Northwestern
company, which is to be fixed NJ So 900 00o;
the interest 70 be paid on the stock is to be
four per cent. for the first year, Ala rer
cent. FOR the setoni and to bs increased l g
of one per cent. esch succeeding year, SO as
to reach per cer' 'soS ND continue at
that rate during ~. l..--..d,r q the time
OF contract. The Northwestern company
agrees to maintain its or; ;aniza.ion, and the
Western Union grants further allowance Of
$26, 600 per year for that purpose.
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Saratoga Races.

Saratoga, July SO.-Ia the fret race, mile
DASH Fellow Play won, Victim second.
dirone third. Time, l:42. In the second
race, nve fIrlong:, Wyoming won, Viola
seoono, se, Turk third. Time, LOST. In The
U t%ld race summer handicap, IL miies
Uneskmste won. Greenland second. Lsure
tnifd. Time, East In the fourth race, IL
miles over eight hurdles, Glasgow won. Po.t.
guard second, FAustina third. Time. 2.07.
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Young nens ohr,st,.n Associate,

Young Hens Christian Association
London, July 30.-The trisnnial confer.
ence Of the Young Mems Christian Arocia
ton Of oil lands met In London this evenina
al half past 2 o'clock. The meeting
Of the worlds committee consisting
Of one delegate from zach country
represented 10 the alliance, was held at halt
past five o'clock. There vas q welcome id
dye.s. Mr.. George Williams, fouude,
Of tho association presiding. Rssponsel
to tho address Of welcome were by
Mr.. John Wanamaker, president of ths
Philadelphia association; R,v. Theodore
Cuyler, Doctor James Carey Thomas. OF
Bslto, and Raw. Mr.. Cooke, Of Paris.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Dr.. Newman, Of
Nos York, In The morning. followed BY
dinner aud devotional meeting. On Non.
dsy the regular business Of the convention
will bs taken up. 0sss Ave hundred dele.
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The Mount Rlanc auaneI

London, July S0-The Genoa corres-
pondent Of the Times says much III feeling
has been caused by the report of the com.
mission Of the French chamber of deputies,
recommending the Mount B anc route in
preference to the Semplon route for tho
projected railway tunnel, on the ground Of
It's strategic advantages. Il also has already
approved the Ssmplon route, and 1t is
expected likely she would renew her consent
TO Mount Blanc tunnel, a performance that
shows France ignores the treaty provision
regarding the neutrality of northern Savoy.
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AyOOb Khan's Victory,

London July so.-rhe viceroy of India
toegrsphs here that no adyices have hson
received from Caudahsr, and that II was
s,ll ~ uncertain on Friday whether Avooh
a. Masn sad occupied that place or not NOT
Inc battle he says WAS lost solely throuoh
poor generalship. Out Of four reoiments
VI Ameers troops, only one regiment and
TX T guns were brought into action. AyooS
koan's booty included two and A ons,,ss ss
lscs of rupees, N au'rser
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Rusk.

Rusk.
Special to the Herald.
Rusk, July 8O-The severity Of the drouth
is perceptible on every hand, and Is working
material injury 10 the cotton crop every
day.
Two convicts escaped from the Eastern
Texas penitentisry, with four mules. Three
Of the mules were recovered. The convicts
sre at large.
Work Is progressing finely on the railroad
between here and Jacksonville. Several
miles are ready for the ties, and the woods
are alive with tie choppers.
Martin d. FrSncier. an old and respected
citizen of this city, died to day, aged 10.
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Topics from Transvanl.

London, July 3O-A dispatch from Dur.
ham, says rebellious natives have occupied a
strongly entrenched position with three thou
sand men. John Dunn with four thousand
ment to attack them. e
It's expected that tho Transvsal commits.
son Will De signed on the 1st of August.
- HON. Mr.. Hudson has been appointed
British president in the Transvsal.
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Special to the Herald.
Lopgview,July 3O-mill stone at Hoski kins
grist mill exploded at eight o'clock this
morning, injuringZ. Smith seriously, and
Jim Green, Il negro, fatally. 1t was the firs
day it had been operated, and a number o.
citizsDs who had been invited to be pressn,
narrowly escaped. Flying fragments were
numerous. d. d. Pinkhsm, president of the
foundry company, was standing In the door
when the explosion occurred. A quar- 81
section of stone flew past him, striking Jim
just On the other side of him, crushing the
pelvis bone and right leg. At the same time
fragments of lead struck Jim on the cheek
crushing bone and the jaw bone. The
mill Was completely demolished, but There
was no other damage to the machinery.
Complaints OF the cotton are coming in
freely, and the weather is warm and dry.
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Tho C..r and Family AZ mo...-

eA"r ana Family At Moscow.
oI Petersburg, July 80 The czar and bis
.sm,ly were enthusiastically welcomed BY
.0e Inhabitants Of Moscow on their entrance
70 that city. In response the cz,r ..,a
"Aier passing through q great sffliction
pn.s; pn.cn ,e'l on the imperial family and ali
RUSSIANS, ! esteem nyself happy 10 ha ~
Ies:' sole 20 carry out my heartfelt wish Of
revisiilrg the original capital of ,be emn;,. @ ~
cordially thank you for your hearty recar.
hon, Moscow has always been an sxsmnIe
to the whole of Russia" ~ 'p's
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New orleans, Flr.t auIo

New Orleans, July 30.-The first bale of
new cotton was received here to-day, II
was from Texas and consigned 10 Victor
Lstour. It clsssed good mlddling and was
sold at auction tn CHARLES Hansen for 10 g
cents per pound and will be shipped by
steamer direct to Rodewald & 90, Liver.
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Navasots, July S0.-The prize drill of The
Navasota Guards took place at their armory
for twenty dollar medal last night II was
awarded to W. L. Fitzpatrick for drilling the
longest without an error. Sam Patrick was
the next bsst.
The weather Is very dry and warm. Busi.
ness Is gradually increasing.
The return game of base ball between the
Independence and Invincibles, Of this place,
takes place on Monday next.
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gates are In attendance. about sixty being
nom the Uoited States and Dominion a.
Gsnads, the remainder being from Great
Britain, France, Switzerland, Germany and
other countries.
To Expel lntrudera From the India,
Nation,

Nation.
Chicsgo, July SO-A special dispatch 70
the Times from Little Rock, dated July 90
says private telegram from Fort Smith
Arksnsss' says Gen. Pope has issued An
order commanding Lieutenant Shoemsker
ana company OF men to report
to United States Agent Tufts. At
Fort Sill for duty Ia the Cboctsw nation
Tho men aiil bsused TO expel white intruder:
Considerable excitement has b,on created hv
'ns order. Non.residents who have been
ordered TO leave have employed an attorney
20 plead their case with Secretary Kukwooi.
wi Sn'ch attorney has started 10 Washington
Tor that purpose.
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Suicide Of strsnger-The Corner ON
Oats not so Extensive after all
Crop News from Central Illinois,
Etc.

Crop News from Central Illinois,
Etc.
Special to the Herald.
Sr. Louis, Ju'y, 30.-Jsmes w. Nallon,
of New York, examiner of sugar snd molas.
ses, aged 5S, took lsudsnum and died thi,
morning at Clark Avenue Hotel. He was
stranger here without money. He has two
brothers. both lawyers, at Rockport N. Y.
The price of oats was forced up to A cents
TO day. The corner Is not so extensive as
thought. Heavy receipts enabled shorts to
settle with less difficulty. There have been
no failures. but many heavy losses.
An agent for a Cincinnati
furniture manufacturing firm, is
here looking for location TO build factory.
The firm will transfer the bust, ess and
cipital 100000, IL a suitable location i.
secured
The project has been quietly foste-ed for
some time to start new. weekly paper.
of mammoth size In this city. The scheme
isto make It sixteen page literary Journal,
devoted to the interests Of the Mississippi
valley, and TO advocate the removal of the
national capital TO St. Louis. The prime
mover In the undertaking is l. U. Rsavs,
aided by Colonel John @. Moore, late
editor Of the Times. 1t Is TO be Joint stock
concern with capital of $25,OO0 The in-
ten.ion is to make 1t tho largest weekly
published in the west.
A special from Morris, Illinois, saws q
warrant WAS sworn out this morning by Mira
Walters for the arrest Of Dr. j. l.. Arm.
strong, a young physician recently from the
east, for ap attempted outrage upoa her
while visiting the doctors ,ffice Oh prosos,
sional business.
According to special kilograms from
many points in central Illinois, the corr
crop is suffering badly for rain
In many places no rain has faler
for q month. Should there come 4
good rainfall. and should It continue at
proper intervals, the yield will be the srgss,
10 central Illinois for many years. Some
damage 10 reported BY chinch bugs anl
army worms, but II is not great.
A spesial from Danvers, Illinois, says thu
postoffce was entered by burglars las. nigh,
and the safe blown open ar $3.50 in money
and 8 amps and lot Of valuable papers be-
longing to the postmaster stolen.
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Rurnet.

Rurnet.
Special to the Herald.
Burnot, July 3d. Good rains fell yester.
day in nearly all parts of the surrounding
country. This will be great help TO crops,
though more is needed. No general rains
have fallen for two months, consequently
everything is very dry.
Bnrnet Is now very hopeful Of securing
the Northwestern narrow gauge railroad. :
Preparations will soon commence for
Major Penn's camp-mee,ing, which will
begin on the 18th of August.
The weather Is very warm, though the
recent shower cooled the atmosphere q
little.
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Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth. July 3O.-The trial of the
parties who killed Sheriff Thompson was
held to, day At Grapevine. One of the par.
ties, John Griffin, turned states evidence
and told how the whole deed was perpe.
trsted. The evidence 10 very strong sgainst
those. implicated and ..all were held ia
bond of $500 each. It will 60 hard with
them.
A Gre Of Alvarado last night, destroyed
the store Of w. A. Zone q Company. Noth-
ing was saved. Loss 5000; Insurance
$4,000. The origin of the fire 10 unknown.
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Abdul Azix's Assassin alton

Constantinople, July SO.-An Official com.
munication, published in Turkish paper,
says Mohmsnd Pasha and Nouri Pa.hs.
broshers.in-lsw Of the murdered Abdul Azz.
pave addressed petitions 10 the sultan, O. n.
iss'ng the crime and asking clemeucy on
me ground that the conspirators acted un.
der the orders of Murad Pashs, who succeed
cd Abdul Aziz, and this led 10 the commute.
ton OF their sentences of death.
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Neeessitous Jews doing to spsi..

Necessitous Jews Going to Spain.
London, July So-A Vienna dispatch says
that 10 consequence Of the number Of nsces-
s'tous Jews from Russia, Austria and Ger.
many going TO Spain, the Spanish ambasss.
dor ~ this court has Pabllshed nosics that
while Spain 10 willing 10 afford every protsc-
ton 70 refugees, she cannot undertake 70
support them.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH

Explosion of u Mtll.stOne at Long.
View. Killing One and wOuWdiUg
Scverai-A Little G,rl Burned
to Death at l"ckhart Ne.
gro Cattle Thief Shot
and Killed tn Hays
County Veteran
Claims Passed
upon, Etc. Etc.
Austin.
Special to the Herald.
Austin, July 8Q-The Rast Texas railroad
company presented amendments to their
charter to day, as follows: FIRST, changing
the name of the company to the Sabine &
East Texas railroad company. Second, for
the construction of branch line from o
point in Nacogdoches county TO q point on
the Sabine river, opposite or nearly opposite
Logansport, La.
A report reached here to-day that deputy
sheriff of Hayes county, yesterday, shot and
killed a negro for resisting arrest. The kill,
ing occurred near the railroad bridge on the
Blanoo river. The names of the parties are
not known.
Yesterday evening Julius Loeechmann, a
we'll known citizen of Austin. was found
dead in his tent in the cedar brake, about
ten miles from the city, where he had been
in charge of a wood camp. A doubled bsr>
relied shot gun with One barrel discharged
was found on the ground beside the remains
There WAS a hole in the right temple. A
jury of inquest to-day returneda verdict OF
death from accidental shooting.
Constable Krocse to-day arrested one
George Thomas, accused of cattle stealing
in Hayes county. He will have hearing
on Monday.
The veteran claims recommended to-day
were as follows: Jusna N Alsbury, L {
Dumbough, B It Foster. Richard Douglass
Annie NJ Bryan, James Dever, Joseph Bur
leson, Clements Bustillo, Caroline
Bsnan, Julia A Egpleston, A
Parker, A Y Delspl.iu, N
e. Whitaker, Eliza Hubble, Mslin,
da Maeee, George Brooks, w. r. New
man aud Mary Caruthers.
The first number of the Austin Citizen,
q republican paper, edited by 8 colored man
made lis appearance to- day.
The report has come here by private let
ter, of the burning to death ct Lockhart Of
Viola Franklin, little girl. by coal oil
lamp explosion.
The school board met this evening and
appointed Professor Pritchell, Of San Marcos
assistant to Professor Baldwin, of the Sam
Houston Normal school.
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London, July 8o.-Tho Telegraph states
To-day the. the emperor Of Germany hes
conferred upon William Dwight whitney,
Of Massachusetts,, the order Of merit made
vacant BY the death Of Thomas Carlyle.
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:Ohit,iarx,

London, Suly ao-The death Il announced
Of George B,rdow, author OF 1.-THE Bible In
HpAin," and we'll known for associations with
gypsles 10 Spain and elsewhere. HI, ego
val 10
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A Disastrous Fire In Michigan.
Detroit Mich, July 80. "A disastrous Are
occurred 1T Whitehall, Musksgon county.
last night, sweeping almost tho entire length
Of the msiu business street Nesrly every
place Of business 10 burned out. The loes G
roughly estimated d $3.50 900. 6r
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Explosion In prewery I'M New vo.G

Now York, July SO-An explosion
occurred in Ebres's brewery to-day Z -
$4,000 worth ofdamsges. The ent,rSus -
OF the west wing Of the building was g., IN
into the air and collapsed. Fire broke ont
but was extinRuished. No one was aeriouslv
hurt. The explosion took place on the ffth
h!or. Had II occurred near the ground the
whole building would have been wrecked.
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Key wsss, Fla, July so.-Ths ship Oily
Of Boston, from Bosson for New Orleans, b
Mhors near Hsndusky. She will b oblleed
o take The asslstaucs Of q wrecksr.
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$50 a. m-The president enjoyed 9 refresh
ing sleep during the greater part Of last nigh,
The light febrile rise of yesterday afternoon
had subsided by midnight and this morning
his temperature is again normal. A gradual
improvement of his general condition is Oh.
servsble and recognized by himselG His
pulse now 10 92; temperature 9S; respira.
ton Is.
ID. w. Bliss,
J.K. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBUaN.
FRANK HAMILTON.
Unofficial bulletin, Executive Mansion IL
q. m.-Dr. Boynton says the president is
decidedly better this morning than he has
been at any time since he was sbot He has
been elevated in bod by means of pillows,
and has eaten small quantity Of beefsteak,
prepared for him by Mrs. Garfield. Toe
president has expressed himself as feeling
much better and stronger to- day than at anv
time since the shooting occurred. He watch
ed the clock this morning from about 0 till
9:20 q. m during which momet u he remarks
ed,"Well,i it is now exactly four weeks sibce
was shot" Dr. Boynton 10 Of tho opinion
that the progress Of the patient toward re-
covery will not be impeded again, and that
he is now we'll on the way. The attending
surgeons feel assured that the president Is
recovering strength as rapidly as could be
expected, and cay he 10 10 excellent spirits
generally speaking. The patients recovery
is considered at present to be merely ques
tion of time. u
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, l2:45
p. m.- Dr.. Hamilton cent the following tee-
gram to bis wife this forenoon:
Mrs. DR. F. II. Hamilton. The Octsgon, Sea.
bright. NJ j..
The president has passed pleasant night.
He 10 now sitting partly up in bed while Mrs.
Garfield Is giving him little beef steak. We
are in the best of spirits, feeling that his re-.
covery 10 almost absolutely assured.
+. II. HAMILTON.
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, 1850
p. m.-The president showed no fatigue from
the dressing of his wound this morning.
1t looks very we'll and tho discharge Of
pus is satisfactory in quantity and quality.
dis general Condition continues gradually TO
improve. An adequate of solid food has
been administered 10 bis nourishment and
was thkeu WIN FllSu. n frame mas Deen
introduced beneath the mattress of his bed,
by which his head aid shoulders have been
elevated somewhat, and he expresses himself
rs we'll pleased by the change on position.
At present bis pulse is 90; temperature, 986;
respiration, 20.
d. w. BLISS.
j. X. PARNEs.
j.. .J. WOODWARD.
ROBERT RhYBURN.
f. II. HAMILToNs
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, 7 D.
m.-rne president has passed the day COM
fortably, without any draw back or unpless-
ant sy mptoms, and has taken ample nour-
ishmcnt The afternoon rise of temperature
moderate and did not commence till about
b o'clock. TIE discharge of pus has been
abundant, and at the evening dressing of the
wound, washed s.sy freely from the deeper
paris of the wound At present bis pulse is
l0i; temperature, 1902; respiration 20.
ID. W. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. woodward.
ROBERT REYBURN.
+. II. HAMILTON.
ID. II. AaNKw.
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BETTER AND BETTER.
THE PRESIDENTS RECOVERY ASSURED,

He Expresses Himself as Feeling
Much aetter ard Stronger Than At
Any Time since he was shot.
He Eats of Beef,teak Pre-.
pared by Mrs Gara Id.
The Surgeons Very
Hopeful OF His
ultimate Recov.
cry, Etc, Etc.
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New YorkRnuL .,.,..,...

" AVrASnnk statement.
New York, July S0.--The weekly state.
ment OF associated banks shows the following
changes:
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uno fedte Fs au hazard in ben aodsa-
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