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Harmony Mills.

CoHoEs, n. Y, August 17.-0ne hundred
and eighty weavers were at work in the
Harmony mills under the ten per cent. re-
duction. Forty operatives leave to.mor.
row. TO accept positions i'll the mill at Great
Falls, n. H. Monday is regarded as a de-
cisive day. II operatives at work are rein
forced in any considerable numbers, the
struggle will be abandoned by the leaders.
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Another Strike.

CHICAGO, August 17.-This morning one
hundred and fifty hod-carriers and brick
layers at Pullman went on a strike for 81
per day. Their previous wages were 81. .75.
They have other grievances, including lost
time by incorrect time keeping, and the
necessity of paying their car fare to Chicago
Both sides are stubborn,
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Cuba.

HAVANA, August T.-Rumors that the
Spanish Government would exact from
Cuba money TO meet the expenses OF the
Eavnt;an EXPEDITION are semi-officially de-
ned spain. on the contrary, has author
ized Cuba to draw upon the Spanish Treas
ury for 81, 100000. s.-,.'.
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Two Precious Wretches.

ALTOONA, Pa, August F.-Joseph Cas-
per and his wife were arrested yesterday,
for abusing their seven-year-old child. The
woman is only stepmother to the child,
and it appears was the leader. Bail was
fixed at $500, but when the bystanders dis
covered how terribly the child had been
abused, they insisted that IL should be
raised TO $1,000, which was done. The
child was nearly starved, having been tied
to chair for three days without food, its
collar bone and one rib had been broken,
and one ear partly torn of. Much indig-
nation is fell. The child will probably die.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
An Opening Ball.

Mt. VERNON August 17.-0n Wednesday,
September 13, the new railroad shops now
being equipped will be formally opened by
a grand ball, given by the Cleveland, Mt.
Vernon and Columbus Railroad Company.
The affair is now in the hands OF competent
gentlemen of this city, who, whatever they
go at, make it win. Special trains Will De
run from Columbus and Akron, which will
bring the Barracks orchestra and the bellies
and bcaux of the cities along the Blue
Grass Route" who may have received invi-
tatlOns
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DARING ROBBERY.
Burglars Make a Successful Raid on
Burning Springs.
f,k IN Ihs

PARKERsBURG, August IA robbery
was committed last night at Burning
Springs, forty'two miles above here, on the
Little Kanawha River. Burglars entered
the store of A. D. Gates and blew open the
safe and obtained 500. Between $500 and
$500 OF this amount was in checks, which
will be worthless to the thieves, as pay
meet has been stopped on them.
The store of A. d. Gay was also entered
and the safe robbed in the same manner,
but the amount obtained was small, as Mr..
Gay had but a few hours before deposited
$1,000 on the Parkersburg packet for trans
mission 10 the Parkersburg Bank, as is his
daily custom. No clue to the perpetrators.
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In the cumberland Region.

the old miners of the Georges Creek Com
pany have applied for tools, having con-
cluded to resume work on the company's
terms. A number of the American Com
pany's miners Immediately followed. The
men OF the other mines are expected to re-
snmp
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Prr1sBuRo, August 1.-THE 0reenbsck-
Labor State Executive Committee OF Penn
sylyanis has been called 20 meet st tbs
bingham House, philadelphia. on Tueeday,
August %, 1882 The chairman Of TOE
several county committees are the mem
bers of the State Committee, and counties
having more than one Senator are entitled
to as many representatives - thsy hsss
Senators.
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Aaan Acf aHJustlee.

QuEBEc, August 1.-THE Jesuits OF Que
bee are again sgitating for the restoration
to them Of all their property, coniscated
the reign of Henry VI. The restoration is
demanded os an act Of justice, and the list
Of properties referred 10 contains that
which Is now OF great value. The promo.
ters OF the agitation suggest that some ot
the outlaying property 70 the north be
given as recompense.
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CeteWayO.

JoNDoS, August 17.-An experienced
military officer of the standing army, who
will remain some time in Zululand as
British resident, will accompany Cetewayo
on his return, in order TO assist in effecting
an understanding with the presen: chiefs.
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New YoKK, August 1.-THE residence Of
Gen. Daniel Z. 6ickles was robbed Of jew
eiry by hall boy, James Higgins, employ.
ed in the house. The General vas absent
at the time
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LusESEKRs, Va, August LION the
trial for murder, OF r B. Garland Who
killed Joseph Addison In . duel, John
Eanes testified be went with Addison to
meet Garland, as friend Of the former.
The testimony elected no new facts. The
examination OF Witnesses for the defence
then begun.
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Imnortapt Railroad Contract Let.

GREENvILLE, Pa, August I.-The coll
tract for buIlding,the West Pena & Shenan:
go Connecting Railroad, the extension OF
the s. x A. Railroad to Butler was let to
w. w. Reed. of Erie Pa, on Tuesday.
The extension will be twenty-five miles
long, and when completed will be operated
by the S. Il A. Railroad Company, either
by consolidation or by lease. The road IS
to be completed and turned out by the con-
tractors by July ]. 1888, when a new short
cut to the East will have been effected by
connection with the Pennnsylvania Road
This will surely be boom for Greenville,
in view of the local character of the enter
prise, it being a project set on foot by the
s e. A ComDany
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rereisu Grain Crops

LoSpos, August IA dispatch from
psri;n saws: In Germany although dam
assed in few districts, the grain crops, as
swboie are fully up to over average. In
Rnssia the crops in the central and south
srn nroyinees. which suffered greatly from
rains insects and blight. are considerseiy
nnJer he average. In FINLAND. courtlioi
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Turkey.

CoSsrANrISoPEE, August T.-Dutferin,
,,,, Rritish Abassador, mas been instructed
MOTTO press the Porte concerning the Mil
itsry Convention.
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England.

LONDON, August 1.-THE Prince. OF
wales in obedience to the wishes Of the
physician. has started for the Continent
mpanied by Princess Alexandria.
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Father and Son. by the b. 4 o. Rs.ts

CUMBERLASD, Nh, August T.-wm.
Clay, a watchman on the railrosd, and his
ten.year old son were both killed at Side
ling hill. forty miles east OF here, on the
b. 4 o. railrsad. The boy became confused
IN the approach of a train and his father
tried TO rescue him, with Q fatal result 70
H.,
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Count Andra.sx Robbed.

VIENNA, August 16.-A great burglary
has been committed at the palace of Count
Andrassy. All the Counts orders and
many objects Of art and antiquity were
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Didn't KNOW IL Was Loaded.

CLEVELAND, August H,-At Greentown'
today, Wallace Shanefelts, boy of fonr-
teen, sauntered into his fathers store with
carbine carelessly slung on his shoulder,
and after passing in various positions, boy
like, struck an attitude, saying, This IS
the way you ought to carry q gum AT
this instant the carbine was accidentally
discharged. and the bali entered the Lad
brain and he died within an hour
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ACompleietl Survey.

WOOSTER, August 17.-The surveying
corps under charge of John Heron, first
assistant engineer completed the survey OF
the Kilhuck Valley railroad from Wooster
to the junction Of the n: Y, p. & o. Rail-
road last evening. TheG are now making
maps, profiles, and specifications, which
viii be open for the inspection OF parties
desiring to bid for the construction OF the
road on August 81
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Another Strike,

FALL RIVER, MASS, August 1.-THE spin
ners at the WhetamOe mil struck, owing
10 dissatisfaction with the work and wages
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where HubbeIl whips, Malone ScourE.
ea With AcOrpiOna.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE Virginia
clerks in the Departments find their opin-
ions Of Mr. Hubbell rising very rapidly.
His demond of per cent. at first seemed q
little hard, but Senator Malone has now
demanded per cent. in addition for the
the necessary purposes OF the Virginia
campaign. This levy Is not quite as volun.
tary as Mr.. Hubbelrs-that is, IL is wanted
by September / at the latest. To-day a
lady i'm one of the Departments who re.
ceives S75 per month, and who had just
paid SlS-that is, per cent. on her annual
pay OF S9OO-received the Malone circu'
lar asking for 5 per cent more, or $i5. Be-
tween Hubbell and Malone she will be
able TO draw Sl2 at the end Of the month
for the support of her family
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The only iron preparation that does not
color the teeth, ard wiz mt cause hess
ache CT constipation, sS other iron preplra-
tions gill. is Browns Iron Bitters.
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YorxGsrows. o.. August 17.-Louder
Mssitp, q prominent citizen, We found
cesd il we'll this morning.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Saratoga Races.

Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, August 17.-First race One
mile. Baron, favorite, first; Col. Sprague,
second; Pride, third. -Time-l;fH.
Second race-Two miles, Co.e, first Gen.
Monroe, second; Granger, third. Time
Third race-Five furlongs Empress,
first; Tarrantella, second; Tocscin, third.
Time-l :06.
Fourth race-Three-quarters OF mile,
Amezon, FIRST; Gus Mathews, second; Baby,
third. Time-l:l7E.
Utica Races.
UTICA. August 1.-THE postponed pacing
race was finished. Flora Bella, 1st; Gam,
ID; Lucy, I'd; Buffalo Girl, 4th. Time:
2:lSM.
NEW York, August I7.-1% mile, Jim
MCGOWAN first, Carolus second, Major
Hughes third time 2:04H.
Three. quarters of a mile-Tonawanda
first, Rob Roy second; time 1:l9H.
One and one-eighth miles-Monk first,
Ida b. second, Sky LAX third; time 2:O2A.
Five furlongt-Bouncer first, Black Gal
second, Wakefield third; time l:04X.
One and a quarter miles, five hurdles
Jim Vandeveer first, Oscar Wilde second,
Smooth Water third; time 2:2S.
Monmouth Races.
MONMOUTH PARK, August 1.-THE track
is very heavy. First race, three-quarters OF
mile, Yorkshire first, Bella second, and
Neufchatel third; time, 1:20H.
MONMOUTH PARK, August 17.-Threee-
quarters of mile-Buckstone first, lncon'
slant second, Belle third; time l:2l.
One and half miles-Laura Glass first,
Memento second, Amazon third; time
2:56K.
One and threeeighths miles-Checkmate
first, Mary Anderson second, Priam third
time 2:35.
One and quarter miles-Keno first, Hos
pador second, Marchion third; time 2:l9H,
One mile-Bell Boy iirse, Minus second;
time l:57R.
Rochester Races,
ROCHESTER, August 1.-THE fircmen'
convention interferred with the attendance
at the driving park. There were two spe
cial races as follows:
Timber Jack first, Fuller second, Bessie
NJ. third, Warrior fourth. Time, 2;23, 2:2lH
2:2l, 2:22.
4 Special stallion race, Santa Claus won
the second, third and fourth heats i'll 2:25
2:19, 2:20H.
Utica Races.
UTICA, August LIN the 2:33 Cap tain
Lewis won in three straight heats. Time,
2:351E, 2:25H, 2;24H.
Base Ball.
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Malone is now enforcing the
~" o' political assessments for
= purpose Of electing Capt. Wise
reSS' Capt. WISE father, when
VI congress, signed a report
',eS That the direct tendency
p, Ss'em OF a regular taxation Of
l'leers connected with and de-
I.'onage from the custom ho.se
1 '"rN by a tariff proportioned
IL. ra''onaSe in each case is, to re-
1, ''.' Office to the degraded char
I merchandise and demoraIiza
1'e the mind of ineumbents ot
acts Of peculation and nlpnaa,
ie public revenues -
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Flremen',ranxo..s

|iop cor,; august l9.-The firemen,s
IN = .; T;91tnues successfully. Tbos = 4 ;
1 T. ,S 3i this city, vas re.eIss,oS SGs. S A.
.tpbv 'iGi6h, ag p Of Kingston, SecretsrS, S,
FP"! oil Buffalo, Treasurer. '''!'
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have not yet seen. The Silver Bell 10 own.
ed by one man., The ore taken from the
surface from the first days working has
paid q profit. This mine has constantly
shipped ore from the time Of Ss5si3
Its First discovery. fsr.
Tbemalruns this year average $500 per
ton. Initbis way poor man has become o
millionaire. The mill rune from mths osceo-
Ia run from $40 0c0 to $4,000 per ton. A
shipment of ore from the Spar mine
to The Argo works at Denver gave .
return of $3.50 per ton. The Tidal Wave 10
the name Of the principal prospect among
fall among the Needles on Silver Mountain,
familiarly called 0phir Needles The rich
ness OF the Tidal Wave is causing great ex-
citement in this camp at the present time.
The vein runs between perfectly defined
walls, with pay streak at the top varying
from twen.y.four to thirty-six inches. An
assay from the first days working showed
$500 in silver and $500 in gold 10 the ton.
The location is among the Needles
on the very summit OF Silver Noun
tain, at an elvation OF about 4,OO0
feet above the town and 1000 feet IN
direct line above the celebrated Spar mine.
Little has been known until recently about
this valuable property on account OF the al.
most inaccessibility OF the location. A
good trail has Just been builtto the mines,
and cabins for the workmen are rapidly be-
ing constructed. The result Of several tests
made of the ore since the sale OF the prop
erty shows that the large body Of the ore
found in the pay streak, which was at frst
thought 30 be magnetic iron, is decompo-
sition of very high gray copper ore. The
first assay, made from q large lump sup
posed TO be mostly ..... ..
Iron in State OF fDeeo0Doattien.
gave as result 554 ounces of silver TO the
ton OF ore. The lowest assay yet obtained
made showing of $50 ounces of silver to
ton. The average OF all the assays made
from this lode was about $500 per ton. The
owners are pushing its development
r,pidly, and expect to make some large
shipments Of ore very soon. There Is one
of the largest smelling furnaces in the
there will soon be abundant facilities
for the treatment OF ore near home.
Sites are also being selected here to build
two more smelling furnaces, a.
they will be required soon 10 prevent
the necessity Of shipping ore OF this camp
to points beyond even Silverton. The diff
Guilty Of reaching this camp in the past, to-
gether with the high cost Of food before the
advent of the railroad, would have made
the development Of its mines impossible
were 1t not for the high grade of its miner
al, which made it possible To ship ore to
Pueblo and Denver, Colorado, and yet reach
good profit. Wildcat mining is unknown
in this camp, and the owners OF good mines
are determined to- oppose its introduction
The camp will be well represented at thee
position in Denver in this monthA new
hotel is being built and good accommoda-
tions may be had by capitalists who may
he attracted here by the growing fame OF
what may soon be the greatest mining
camp in the whole San Juan.
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[,.,.r,j,y the Imrerialist idiots OF
t,,ca o. ,s,rmbled at Paris and voted 10
| N p,;nc, Victor on the throne
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Trotting Horse Drowned.

JKRcEY Cry, August 1.-THE trotting
hor.e John, owned by c. Donovan, was
drowned at Syracu;e by falling through
covered we'll. Donovan recently refused an
offer of 81, 900 for the animal.
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-FoR three years my son was sore all over
PERUNA cured him. J. NEUESscawANDEs,S d
S, Pittsburgh.
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Is an unhecOming degree Of
among Republican journals at
Nooeson and Hubbell. These
al disgusting, but their char
pound not be Ofnational dissent
II II We're not for their associates
ilou>e Of Representatives, who
vote lot them to preside over
eSuSe' Il, the caucus or the party
r,'se' They are the men whom
Jo'',y ofthc party choose to hon
I" don'tadtress your hard names
fm' hut to the fellows who nut
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,,o,,, i said to be as badly inteSt-
frri,b brides and grooms, this year. is
Is,.,.v with mosquitoes.
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b-;,..scbting j, still tlourishing 1T !.
...r ~ in New York, and it asks no ID
I :ftbe Tariff Commission
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fhliadclphia Press has made a
| to''oh among the Philadelphia
PS'S. 1t charges them with alter.
Prescriptions, with substituting
articles Tor expensive drugs and
giving short weight. To all of
Tue druggists have put in an in
|t denial.
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Iooe>on does not intend to be
without an effort to save himself.
feSSary, he will exhaust the Gov
En- Seed>upply and paralize the
facilities. At this moment Mr..
fon Is sowing the seed with great
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Product of the Furnaces.

He quoted the case of an Ohio mill now
running non-uuiOn meu, in which the
product-with the same force, same num-
Der Of furnaces and same material-was in
one year % per cent greater than when
operated by union men.
Other cases were cited, going 70 show to
the unbisSed mind that if the ChicBgo Con-
Yention had done anything calculated to
limit the power of the mill committee, a
long step has been taken in the right direc-
ton, and which must lead to the greatest
good-good feeling where now much bitter
ness exists.
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n woman twenty-onc years otage is
fuuugh to know better than to give
cual-Oil can one more chance TO
X l. the fire. But she wasn't, and
She is in the Pennsylvania HOspi-
Irrriblv burned.
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flor matches have gone up in price.
Pence is not intended to those par
|atcheN that are popularity, though
'rously, supposed to be made in
fn but to those that smell as
B. they were made in the other
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h. effec. ofprohihition is now seen III
,Ts;,,n where water has become 50
.na, the fields are all drying up
b,iy.ts Dalzeu calls the struggle n. lof
,,,nfra,iou for Congress in his dlS-
4 the "di>tresslul contest "i''
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Toeosfo. .Aueusti7.-Th sHcMInspftees.
oynsd ip fhis city. today. me6e. fbe. ~.
tance fran Deiroit 70 Toronto. "a niieA "
les thar Eve hours.
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continued Resistance.
LAnnl-. LII -

h.G 9T, Weeks did not say what steps, if any,
sa'j uSG oten zen taken to avert the trouble, but
y S4lu that the remainder of the session had
Ueen ueSoted to a discussion of matters
Pertainlng to the tariff. Before the Adj.
ffoIIoE;Sn' ffIIn' committee consisting of the
nam ing gentlemen was appointed to
soc,iona | auoeIer committee representing all
SSonTS sS ana classes Of manufacturers who
nrSseD,p ~ prepare Sschedule of rates to be
MeSSrs: John W. Chalfant p;,tohIrnSn p;h.ssion a :
"a -. Wells; Youngstown; p. Kimbsr,r1 -
sharon; }. ID. Dubois. Wheeling. CSsrisss
ES.useiy; Su1y Springfield; Geo. L. Reis Nsw
0Ssue; W. $. Armitage, Detroit. A'e"
p.a';I evening a conference betwear
n assiaent Jarrett Secretary Marin snH
certain iron men took place at the Monnn u
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fashmgton's pet oak at Mount Yer
has been destroyed by lightning.
j. will soon be nothing left to re-
b Us Of Washington either at Mount
: pom or in the government which he
t.d 10 create.
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ere will be thirty-four more Repre-
etives and Delegates in the next
sress than in the present. Uncle
will have to follow the example Sc.
piher enterprising managers, and
a tent with two ceutre-poles in it.
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THE NEWS.

h., 100000 pounds of tobacco
psSr y a.s5 iIiss last year to sweetep Americas
bath.
h. unusual number of disaPpolnIsu o,s,i
.-. An =. committing suicide just no"'
must be the weather.
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'errtain correspondents are to be re-
Rpon, Mrs. Langtry will not travel
Ebnore for q time, and she will be
to 90 on the stage again about
same week the Queen of Spain
kS her next appearance i'm public.
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bngrrss took oil the duty on per-
Iery and raised the tax on wOolen
4 goods. Whcreat an exchange
A,rtS Oscar Wilde lObbied through
shirhly aesthetic arrangement.
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5 ne indianapolis pastors are having a
war of their own. They have
) charging each other with stealing
sermons from old books, but are not
kcrmons frequently the best?
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- rr,nci,co wants q mining expo
In There has long been great nteu
knosipg the mining frauds OF tha'
4 i lily
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Hblitics braces men up wonderfully,
|1e,imes. Alex. H. Stephens, who
3 not been able to take a step in
is having a "walk-Over" in the
hocratic State of Georgia.
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.bne more hot wave, latter portion OF
hin, and the straw hat season IS
=" prophecies Mr.. Nennor. For
\ we are about to reeeiye-Lord,
= ke us truly thankful. -
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a,y,,nd seems disposed to give Cete-
10 back his throne, PROVIDED ne :
- Give bail to keep the peace after
k,turn home.
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humber Of members Of CongrcS
4 gone to Europe. Those who voted
H. River and HarbOr bill had bet
ko to Egypt and stay there. 1t Is
8Du>, place for loot.
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kDrrterf.iter, are at work in Iowa,
Sr.pI,rrd iron dollars being the
4 ,dge they are playing oil on
\ christian people.
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Utica Races.

UTICA. August 1.-THE postponed pacing
race was finished Flora Bella, lst; Gam,
ID; Lucy, I'd; Buffalo Girl, 4th. Time