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MASSACHUSETTS.
A Wife Murderer in Court.

A VIE Murderer IN Court.
GREENFIELD, Sept, 25.-Joseph Dunn.
charged with the murder of his wife, was to.
day arraigned, pleaded not guilty, and was
committed for examination Wednesday
The medical examiner to-day made an ex-
animation OF the body OF Mrs. Dunn At Whate.
ly and found a sufficient quantity of arsenic in
the stomach to have caused her death.
A Welcome Gift.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept 25.-The 18th anniyer-
sary of Bishop o 'Reily's consecra ton over this
diocese was observed to-day. The bishop was
given purse of $4,000 by the priests of the do
cese and written testimonial.
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Railroad Receipts.
Dry Good. Whele,aIe Marker.

PORTLAND, Sept. 23.
Miscellaneous merchandise received by the PORT
land Ogdensburg Railroad 81 cars.
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lots, SO
Mixed Corn,
car lots, "a
Oats, A" so
lSacked Bran 00@22 90
Mids.. 80
Cotton Seed, car lot 80 90
{" bag lots 33 90
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sailed this merning for New York, to load oil
for Japan.
LOSS OF British Steamer.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 25.-Capt. Leitch of
the Steamship City of Dallas, from Belize,
Honduras, reports the British Steamship Mel
lard, New York, Sept 9th, went ashore the
night of the 14th inst, on Chickuries or
northern triangle. She became total wreck.
The crew were saved, and will come to New
Orleans in about 10 days, on the Steamship
Wanderer.
Vessel Ashore.
HALIFAX. Sept. 25.-The brigantine W. II.
Larmer, from Boston. with general cargo for
st. Johns, N. f.. is ashore in st. Mary's Bay,
N f., and will probably be total wreck.
The Carmona Grounded.
MARTIN RIVER, O., Sept. 25.-A 1000 tons
steamer OF the Temperley line, the Carmona
grounded last night in the river, near Verche-
res, through her steering apparatus getting out
of order.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PoeFLASD Sept. rs.
The Sugar market was excited to-day and prices
advanced 14c, closing at 97sc for granulated and
9ssc for Extra @. At New York, Sugar is very
strong and advancing, the business of the
ing the largest for long time. We quote bag lots
of Corn ana Bran lower.
The following are to-day's quotations OF Flour.
Grain. Provisions, &c.
Flour. Grain,
Superfne... A 25@4 75i II. M. Corn car
Extra Spring. b 1896 25 Iots SO
Xxx Spring. ..6 oo06 so Mixed Corn,
Patent Spring ,..o -oIc. ;. car lots, g
NIohisan win sa ~ ~ sacked Bran Oo@ss 90
COR best. g 26G6 80 Mids.. 80
Common Cotton Seed, car lot 80 90
St. Louis Win. 90 Corn. bag lots. ss
ter fair -. g 1897 O0IMesl, SS
Winter good. z 00G7 % I0ats. IS so
Winter best. ~ 50@7 rs Bran. " 20 90
Produce. Mids, - S2 90
Chickens..... 1920 ssrSvlsions.
Fowl. ..,.... 1916 Mess Beef. .13 0oal3 so
Irish potatoes2 50a2 75I Piate.....l6 00Sl6 SO
Sweet potatoesS o093 20 Ex Plste16 5O@l7 90
'''s' p 't bbl 5og4 90 sacks. ..29 5oaso 90
Crnberries, " bbl Clear. .28 5OS129 90
Maine O0a5 so Mess .... 90 OO0OO 90
Cape Cod, SOO@8 90 Hams. .141a@l5
Granulsted.. ;. ...... eys COv'ed ni6 Ha@sie @is1s
Extra C...:...:.'.'' S%s eIara.
Erult rub, Pfb....13156135s "
Muse Raisins2 25@2 80 Heroes, n }5.13l4a131s
London Lavers2 80d2 95l Pail - 1891 sLl41I
Ondura Val. d" 110l2hl Beans
Turkish Prunes. 70l7 1ac Pea ......3 756D3 80
French Prunes. .121atGl4 Mediums -. 81 2b0d3 bU
Peaches W bktl 1902 25 German med 2 25d2 75
do " cratel 1892 so Yellow Eyes. 3 4Oa3 so
Oranges. ASutter.
Palermos Pbx7 00GS OOl Creamery. :. :. 32d 33
Messina, Fbox z 0OGS 0OI Gilt Edgev vermont3 ga 3
Valencia Pcase $1o@12 Choice 24926
Extra large" Good. .,......" 22,gz3
Lemons. lStore. .1Sa20
Messina. 8 0006 60l Cheese.
Psi5rmo8 49,. B O096 90 New.
Malaga ...... Vermont. .l2 @13A
Mats. Factory.12 al312
P5snu1- skins. ...-... Tag
Wilmington.1 1892 25 Apples
Virginia. - 269Z % Per crate IL OOG1 90
Tennessee. l SOa2 OOlEating " bbl3 5Oa4 90
Csstsna, W ID. ygloc Cooking 9bbl.. .O0G3 25
Wainuts 81 121aGl5o Eyaporatsd i4aI q
Flberts 1212 G14ol Dried Western . tlatj1a
Pecan lS @1ocl do Eastern.... 6CG61a
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Grp I'm Market.

PORTLAND Sept. zb.E
The following quotations Of Grain were rsceIvso
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by 8. II. Larminie
Co., l67 Commercial street, Portland.
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A Week of Earthquakes.

Successive Shocks in Central and South
America-DamaRe to Property-Four
Lives Lost.
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Fresh Beef uarke,.

Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swim
. Co., Commission Merchants In Chicago Dressed
Raaf Eran lin
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MARINE NEWS.


THoMAsToN, Me-, Sept. 25.-Ship L. B. Gill.
chrest, Watts, which has been repairing here
sailed this merning for New York, to load oil
for Jauap
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FLUSHING, N. Y, Sept. 25 "A shell race
between VIM. Elliott, ex-champion of Eng
land, and Jas. 81. Riley of Saratoga, for S1OCo
side, which was to have taken place this af-
ternoon on Flushing Bay, has been postponed
until the 23d of October, on account of the
roughness of the water. The race between
Elliott and Gazle is to take place Saturday,
tho 81
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SPORTING.
Captain Webb Challenged.
Race Postponed.

MONTREAL, Sept. 25.-Williams, the Maltese
swimmer challenges Captain Webb to swim a
two mile race for $500 side, the race to take
place at Toronto or in Boston harbor.
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The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer bros. u Co., Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Coos. LA to 152 Middle street:
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For District Commissioner

APPLICATIONS ON FILE AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The term Of Mr.. Dent as District Commissioner
will expire on the first of July, and the President
will then nominate his successor. 1t is probable
that before that time the President will be be-
seged by number Of applicants and fayoring
delegations but at present there to be lull
before the storm. Several months ago, when it
was thought the President would nominate a new
Commissioner, numerous applications for the posi-
tiOn were made; but when it became known that
no nomination would be made until the expiration
OF MI. Dents term of Office, the matter was
dropped for the time being. Petitions have been
sent in occasionally, however, in favor of ME-. A.
III. Clapp Applications or petitions are on file in
the Secretarys Office at the White House in behalr
OF the following gentlemen: A. NJ. Clapp, Sen
ator j. r. Vest Major II. A. Hall, James O'Beirne,
Milton NJ. Holland tcolcred), AlonZo w. Church,
VIM. Birney, VIM. Dickson, l.. NJ. Saunders, John
Ii. Rice and j. p. Klingle. There is also petition
Oh fie from the citizens OF East Washington urging
the selection OF some one residing in their section
Oh the city. In addition to the above list it is un-
derstood that the friends OF John 7. Mitchell are
moving in behalf Of his appointment.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AMUSEMTNTs-Sth pare.
ATToRSEYs-lst Psgc.
AUCTION SALEs-6t!l anI 9Th pages.
Books, &C.-7th page.
BcARDING-4th page
BUSINESS CHANCE-4th PAGE.
CITY ITENs-Sth page.
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-4t page-
COUNTRY BoARD-ith PAGE.
DFATHs-sth page.
DRY GOODs-3i page.
EDUCAIIoNAIs-4th page.
FIsANCIAIs-7th page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-6th PAGE.
Fans. FESTIVALS. Ssc.-Sth page.
FoE RE,'T jRoOms)-ith Page.
For RENT CHoGaesl-4th page.
FoE RENT (NisceIlaneoUs)-ith para.
FoB SALE (NiScellaueOas)-4th page.
For SALE (Houses)-4th page.
GENTLEMEN's GooDS-6th pI,s.
HoUsEFURNIsHISGs- page.
LADIES GooDS-3d pare.
LOST AND FoUND-4th Pare.
MONEY TO LoAS-4th page.
MEDICAL, &C.-7th pare.
MARRIAGEs-Sth page,
P1CNICs, EXCURSIONS, &C.-Sth page.
PERsONAIs-4th Pare
PROFESSIONALISM pare.
PIANOS AND OgGANs-6th PAGE.
PRoPosAI.s-5th pa<e.
RAILROADS-7th page.
SUMMER REsoRrs-5th pare.
SPECIAL NOFICEs-Ist tplss.
SPECIALTIEs-4:b pare.
STEAMERS, &C-7th pax,.
SAFE DEPOsIT-7Sh para.
SEWING MACHTNES-5:h plss.
The TRADES-5th rage.
TURKISH BATHs-4th page.
UNDERTAKERs, &C.-Sth p.ys.
WANTED (Hclp)-ith page.
WANTED (Situations) 4th page.
WANTED (HOuses)-ith pace
WANTED fiIiscelIaneous)-4 pare.
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NEW YORK, June IA, II am.-The stock market
opened generally firm ind bax Der cent higher
than at yesterdays close, the latter Colorado coal
and nashville Chattanooga In the early trade,
after general decline OF lsax per cent, the mar.
ket became strong and advanced IaaI's per cent
Louisville and Nashville, Missouri Pacifi Wabash
prelerred, Denver and Rio Grande, and New
Jersey Central being prominent I'm the onward
movement. AT IL O'Clock there was reaction OF
BaH per cent, the latter Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western
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$4,000 LOST AT A GAME OF PoKEk.-At mid
night Monday DR.. Montrevill M. Hedges, dental
surgeon and sporting man, was arrested at New
burgh, N. Y. on bench warrant issued by Joseph
F. Barnard justice of the supreme court at Pougn-
kEeepsie: Keeps The complainant. Francis P Weed, OF
latter now dying OF consumption in California,
with cheating at games and conspiracy to de-
fraud: 1t is stated that the three played game
OF poker in Newburgh in June OF last y<ar, each
betting $780, on single hand, and Weed and
Hedges lost. Weed now charges that the hands
were put up by Hedges and Scott, they to divide
the winnings. Weed had recently received from
the estate Of his deceased father fortune eSti-
mated at. about $500 00o OF the amount lost it is
stated that Weed paid the defendants during the
year over $1o00O0 having compromised for $40 OOO
ana that SIS Goo is yet due an unpaid note This
attachment proceedings againt Hedges @ and and Scott
to recover as much as possible OF what they have
already received. A house in Newburgh, owned by
county, and an effort is being made to secure
valuable trotting horses owned by Hedges, which
are now at the races In the west, while legal pro-
Hedges and the doctors son to secure any prop
erty there may be in their names. Some OF the
parties are highly and there
TICKET AND PLATroRx OF TIE MAINE REpuB-
Maine at Portland, yesterday, tafter nominating
Frederick RObie for governor, as stated in THE
STAR last evening", nominated Thomas B. Reed.
Nelson Dlngley, jr.. Seth D. Milliken and Charles
A. Boutelle as congressional candidates. Thirteen
hundred ana seventeen delegates were present,
tions adopted assert the right OF free ballot and
honest count as fundamental principle OF re-
publican government; tender the thanks OF the
people OF Maine to the republican majority in
Congress for their firm set against the tissue bal
lot frauds which have heretofore made q solid
south; deplore the untimely death OF President
Garfield and tender to President Arthur aSSur-
ances OF confidence in his administration, and an
approval of the moderate and patriotic course pur-
sued by him amid the embarrassing circumstances
inevitably attending such national crisis
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BOSTON, June IA fire occurred at South Brain.
Tree THIS morning which destroyed the best build
ing IN the town, containing the post Office grand
army hall. market, drug store clothing store club
o dehtsts Office, etc The loss is estimated at
$6O,O00 on which there Is a partial Insurance.
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Two Men Lost from a yocb,.

BAR HARBoR, Me-, June 1A-The yacht
Harpalyce, OF Bangor. arrived here this morning,
reporting the loss OF two men on Cat Island last
night The pilot, Captain Ezra Turner, of Isle au
Haut, and VIM Lyon, OF Bangor, a passenger
took small boat 10 find the position OF a vessel
ano did not return. The boat was found an hour
aiterward bottom up Search made this
morning, but no traces OF the missing men were
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rTSo THE RFAI. ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF ID. C., (Ofii,'e AZ Loui lana ay-
enue, trans7cts with accuracy and dis, ach
business ..ng to the inyesi cation and transfer of
titles 70 real estate having become Terpetal under
the recent act Of Congress is prepared 10 ise p.icias
Of insurance afforiIng perpetual guarantee of title
against III claimants. Chains of to attorneys
Guced rates. jrIo-1t
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The Cohoes strikers stick.

CoHoEs, n. Y, June 14-To-day the Harmony
mills are again closed. Not one additional opera
i've tnis morning joined the ten who returned TO
work Monday under the ten per cent reduc,ion A
meellng or the company viii be held Thursday,
when, 1t Is stated by an official, a formal notice
VIII Oe posted declaring the mills closed until Sep.
tember lst. The quiet determination OF the opera
yves and the uniform decOrum which has prevailed
meets win universal approval from the public.
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A $1,000 RurrIary.

SYRAcusE. NY, June l4-1he hair goods store
OF Henry Loftie was entered by burglars this
morning, and merchantable goods To the value of
50 ,0OV were carried of.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- MEETING IN HONOR OF GARIBALDI.

- MEEIlNG IN HONOH OF GAkIBALDI.
A MEETING IN HONOR OF GARIBALDI
will lie held at
MARINPS HALL.
street, between 9th and 10st streets northwest,
On WEDNESDAY, June H. at o'clock pm.
The Hon. JOHN A. KAssoE Will deliver Eulogy in
English ami DIR. L. s. VERDI in Italian.
The Hon. JAMES G.. BLAINE and Col. ROBERT G.. IN
have also been invited TO address the meeting
and viii be present il possible.
All who boIIor the memory of the great defender of
liberty requested 10 attend.
DIR. T. 9. VERDI, President.
=. P. IANNARONE, Secretary. 1t
r~@So THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE HIRER-
L~S MA BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be held
THIS EVENING ii O'Clock, at the nall corner Sh and
Z streets.
IT. JOHN T. LYNCH Secretary.
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FRANCES NJ. JOYCE.
s~ THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

The Annual Commencement Of the Law Schoo, Cf the
Columbian University viii take place TUESDAY
ENENiSSr the ljsh instant at the National Thelter.
The address - the Graduating Glass viii he delivered
By the Hon. WILLIAM A. mATRY, IL D., Assistant
Attorney eienersI of the United States.
The Annual fIC;.IneE. mt OF the COLUMBIAN
COLLEGE viii take place az Lincoln Hal on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, the I4:h instant.
The pubic are invited ie11
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COnlysS BOdy E0und.
The Cleveland, Ohio, Strikers.
THE MILLS FORTIFIED AGAINST ATTACK.

CLEVELAND, o., June 4-One hundred more men
went to work In the Cleveland rolling mills to-day
than yesterday. The same BohemianS who were
stoned last evening returned this morning, but
were not mOlested. No new disturbance has oc.
CURED, and skilled workmen are arriving daily,
some coming from England. President Chisholm
says he has letters every day from old employees
not In the union, who wish TO go back, but are
afraid He says he can get plenty OF skilled hands
from other Places but he prefers TO let the former
employees resume their places IL they VIII and re-
nounce the union He speaks more determinedly
to-day than ever about operating the works un-
trammeled by the dictation OF the union. The
mills are practically I'm fortified condition. They
are fenced In and garrisoned by a strong force OF
well-armed men, who are quartered there day and
night ready for service In the strikers attack
the works. as they have threatened TO do Mayor
Herrck this forenoon conferred privately with
the officer In command OF the infantry and arttl-
lery companies Hitherto the police have acted
simply on the defensive, but last nights serious
demonstration has determined the authorities TO
adopt more vigorous measures to prevent vio-
lence.
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The Montreal Fires.

MONTREAL, June 14-At two O'Clock this morn.
ing the nre In Clendenning's block was brought
under control, the two upper stories OF the build
INK naNlnS collapsed There were two other fires
at one O'Clock, in the east and the other In the
west end OF the city. They are reported not to be
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r~ n o &c Z q.

Va
Returning thanks to the public for the patronage
kindly extended in the past to my late husband, An
drew j. Joyce, carriage manufacture, would inform
his friends and the pubic that the business will here
after be carried at the old establishment. Nos 49,
44 4l6 14th street, by My George W. Joyce,
Will be IN attendance 60 the maufaCtory. and, the
past, prompt 2tt-nton and the best workmanship will
be sllar~ nteed u al continuance of patronage is
respectfully solicited.
jel4-lm FRANCES NJ. JOYCE.
rTTHE SEMI-ANNUAL CONvOCATION OF
y the q. X. A. CHAPTER OF THE DISTRICT
OF COIU slBIA viii lie held at Masonic Temple WE'D
NESDAf, June H. at t:30 O'Clock Pm. By order of
tne NJ r. G- ri. L. /. q. STEPHENS,
tel3-f Grand Secretary.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE BODY OF CONLY RECOVERED
THE CHIC MILLS STRIKERS
THE coHoEs MILLS CLOSED AeAIs
A Growing Texas Town.

. GALVESTON, TEX, June l4-A special 90 the Nesa
from Laredo, Texas says: The receipts OF the Gus
tom house here have been increased 500 per cent
since the advent OF the railroad.
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The Cumberland Mine Strfkcrn.
ING TO INTRODUCE MORE NEW LABOR
1t Is three months to-day since the coal miners
OF the Cumberland, Nd, region stopped work. The
clergy of Frostburg and vicinity have sent letter
to the company authorities asking that the new
miners be permitted to come out to church every
Sunday. The business Of the Eckhart Mines post
of1ce has increased eight hundred per cent since
these troubles began. Six new policemen yester-
day came up from Baltimore Mr.. Charles r.
Mayer president OF the Consolidation Ceal COM
pany, and party; Mr.. Andrew SDier, president
Blaenavon company, and Judge John Douglass,
superintendent OF Georges Creek company, were
at Camp Mayer yesterday. The Georges Creek,
New Central, American and Maryland coal CON-
panies, all situated ct Homecoming, are making
preparations for new labor, It is said. The timber
has been ordered for some OF the buildings to be
put up at these mines, and the mechanics are en-
gagged for the work. 1t Is said that when the i'm
ported labor arrives for these mines it will be
mixed with about fifty per cent OF the new miners
who have had some experience at Eckhart mine. It
is thought that the men for these mines Will get to
work at about the expiration OF the thirty days
notice given the tenants by the different compi-
nies. Preparations are being made by the strik-
ing miners for grand Fourth-of-July picnic near
Eckhart The miners generally and the ofrcials OF
the different companies seem equally satisfied that
their respective sides are going TO win. II is I'M
derstood that the miners win legally teet the Ques-
tion OF the proposed action OF the coal companies
in atanfsng them nom houses owned py the latter.
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A S60.OON Hire

NEW YORK, June 4-The steamers departir
Tor Europe to-day take out 81 AZ, 600 gold bars.
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THE TALLAPoosA will leave the nayy-yard here
this afternoon for Chester. Pa, and VIII there
tke in tow section Of the recently constructed
Dry dock intended for the navy-yard at Pensacola,
Fi3-. and proceed With 1t to its destination The
other section OF the dock will be tOwed TO PenSa-
cola POyyh1tl0
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FoRTY-FoCR PERSONS DROWNED
LONDON, June ll-The number or persons
urowned oy the recent flood caused by the sudden
rising OF the river at Versecz, Hungary was "a
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THE CADETS OF the Military Academy who have
been declared deficient in their studies and dis
charged from the service of the United States
Third class Edward c. Dunbar; fourth class, VIM.
c. Beer Harry ID. Humphrey, Robert b. Keith,
Fraser 5. Knight. Albert j. Myer, James b. Pol
lock, Samuel p. Townsend and Charles E. Peele.
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The Situation i'm Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA, ,June14-1i.e bodies OF tie enoineef
OF tne English lronclad superb, and OF the 2seamen
or The Hecon, who were killed in the riot on sun.
day night, have been buried at sea, as ft was
deemed imprudent 10 risk the danger that mght
have arisen from a funeral on shore. As the barge
containing the bodies passed the II. s. steamer
Galena the marines fired salute and all on board
uncovered their heads.
BRITISH RESIDENTS REQUESTED TO LEAVE EGYPT
LONDON, June 14-The correspondent OF the
Times at Cairo states that Sir Edward Malet the
English consul general. desires the British resi-.
dents 10 quit Egypt without an Official request,
Whlcn might produce panic. He will remain
mere Few days To reassure public feeling.
SOLDIERS ASKING FOR THE DEPOSITION OF THE
KHEDIyE.
The Times correspondent at Alexandria tele-
graphs that the soldiers are openly asking for the
deposition OF the Khediye and declaring that they
Will II necessary oppose Turkey herself.
REFUGEES FROM EGYPT IN CYPRUS
NICosIA, CYPRUS, June l4-Many refugees from
Egypt, mostly families OF British residents OF Alex.
andria, have arrived here.
THE RUSSIAN EMPRESS SUFFERING
ST. PETERSBURG, June 4-An official bulletin
states that the Empress whose confinement oc.
CURED yesterday morning, is suffering from un-
usual exhaustion.
COnly's Body Found.
CHESTERFIELD, n. H., JuLe 14-The body OF Geo
X. Comfy was discovered in Sp0fferJ lake this
RietZefs body was found. Ii had evidently Just
come to the surface. The remains Will be sent TO
New York and received 10y the musical fraternity
and Masonic brethren.
End of n Libel Suit.
WHKEsBARRE, PA, June 14.-Tbe libel suit OF
w. w. Scranton agt. A. A. Chase, editor OF the
Scranton Times, was closed last evening The
jury this morning rendered a verdict I'm favor OF
Mr. Scranton, awarding him 81 ,44l. so damages.
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NAVAL CHANGEs-Lieutenant D. Deehanty will
be detached from the naval academy, Goth instant,
and ordered to the Adams Lieutenant G. Block
linger, from the Adams, on reporting OF his relief
and placed on waiting orders Lieutenant j. NJ.
Miller, from the Minnesota, and ordered to the
Hartford. Master f. F. QualtrOugh, from the
naval observatory, Sth Instant and ordered to the
Hartford.
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p ROBINSON d CO..
EoYs' Ci-c:zI-G s;oUsa.
OLD si? rfxSsfLy.,;:, aYs:;rx.
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Mr.. Belmont asked several other questions in
regard to witness acquaintance with Mr.. Elmore,
Mr.. SuareZ and Others, and in explanation stated
that his object was to show what kind of gov
ernment that OF Calderon was, when Mr.. ElmOre,
the representative OF it, also the representa-
tive OF the Credit IndustrtPl and also that it was
so well understood that the Credit Industriel was
the only company Offering practicable plan; that
1t was not thought necessary in the dispatches to
mention 1t by name. The inquiry was not pur-
sued further, however, as the hour of adjournment
had arrived. Mr. TreScOtt was excused, with the
understanding that he would be recalled In few
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