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MAEslIFIELD, MASS. August al.-The Ser
View House, n new hotel opened in July,
burned this morning. Tho boarders, some
sovcnty.fve in number, escaped, many
with only their night clothing. Many OIL
the inmates OF the hotel were obliged 10
jump from the upper part Of the building
10 the ground. Several children were res.
cued with difficulty. In the Office were n
number OF watches and valuable docu.
ments and diamonds belonging TO the
guests, which were lost.
Chicago, ILL.,, August 2l.-At 1:S0 this
afternoon fire broke out in II. lapkas
box factory, AIS South Fifth avenue.
There was lively blaze for time, but the
loss amounted to only $4,000; insurance
$500. a6g,'aI
W. A. Miller. a carpenter, unable to es.
cape, was burned to Il crisp. A number OF
horses were standing in tho rear yards at
the time and three OF them were burned
to death. Two teamsters cndeavoring 10
rescue them were severely but not danger.
ously burned.
Shenandoah, Pa, August 2l.-The
engine house OF Turkey Run Collier, this
place, was destroyed by fire this evening.
Loss 5000. Three hundred men and boys
will be thrown idle for about week.
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Tariff Commission Topics,

LONG BRANCH, August 2l.-In the Tariff
Commission communications were pre-
sented from the United States Consul a,
Londonderry, Ireland, suggesting the re
moval Of duty Of 10 cents per busllcl Oh
Potatoes; from the Mining Exposition As
sociation Of Denver, extending an invita-
tlon to attend, and also communications
recommending the abolition OF duty Oh
lumber and the imposition OF export duty
on 1T the reduction OF GO on hair cloth tc
~ per cent, and the increase OF duty or
any line Of dyes to one dollar and n hall
.. or Two dollars n pound. Arguments made
y! ). L. Manq, New York, rice broker, in
n0 mSo. oil abollshing tho duty on rice in
iTuSM phiia,Gr Paddy" BY Alfred Vanshaw
.dn,,a;uelphla, importer Of iron ore, for the
;au.'lsslon ;1aa oil iron ore and manganesious
iar %ui ph! Sts daty free, and by Thomas Nickel
O"n,t ,",, ,tthiladelphia, type founder, asking fol
Su,, tU,i.'nned m protection, and that ad valoreu,
""'y on type be made specific.
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a MEXICAN MUSS,
Anticipated Trouble Between Ts Rival
Officers.

Trc;oS, August 2l.-A Star, special
says Advices from Guaymos Sonora, Of
the 10Th state that the Mexican transpor.
tatlop atoamer. Mexico, was expected daily
At uuaynios with Il general cargo and
Ex-Governor Torris with nm escort OF
five hundred federal troops. The general
runor throughout the State is that they
come for the purpose OF overthrowing the
present Government, Of. which General
Carlos Ortes is the head. It is well known
the Government has Of late been organic.
Ing companies in all towns in the State,
and at Alomos he hos 500 National Guards
under arms, with two Gatliuc guns. lie
has 1900 stand Of Remington guns, with
a large quantity Of ammunition.
General Carlos and General Oisez have
ior long time been abusing each other
through the press, and there Is terrible
feeling existing which will ultimately end
in duel or general revolution In Sonora,
In case OF Carries opening tho ball, Mayto
Renista, a faction which is large, will ioin
him, while the rcsuara faction will ioin
Ortez Both being strongly allied with the
general government the outcome is hard TO
predict. -
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THE RESCUE or THE EZRA CREW.
a story or Adventure In The Frozen
Rrsl0ls OF the North.

story OF Adventure In The Frozen
Rrgl0us OF the North.
lnSnoS, August 2l.-Leigh Smith and
the other members OF the Ezra crew have
been rescued. The steamer Hope, com.
mandcd by Sir Allen Young, c. b whicl,
left here in June last in search Of the Drew
Of the steamer Eia, has arrived ut Peter.
head with the entire crew OF that vessel,
The Hope picked them up in AIatotshkin
struts, Nova Iembla, on the Sd Of August,
they having lost their ship of Franz Josef
Land, and Journeyed in hoats 10 the straits
through the ice. Leigh Smith, commander
Of the Eira expedition, gives the following
account OF its experiences: .Es-4
"On July Is, 1851, We steamed through
pack ice ind Ten days later sighted Franz
Josef Land. We proceeded towards CANE
Ludlow, which was close 10 the puck, TO
the northwest. On August ID we went up
Nightingale Sound, and thence to Eira
harbor anu erected storehouse. On tue
10Th We started east to look for the Jean.
nette, but were unable to pass Bereuts
Hook. On August 81 the Era got nippcd
between the land iloe and pack Ice mile
east OF Cape Flora, md sank before we
were able TO save many stores. We
built 4 hut on Cape Flora OF turf and
stones and covered itwith sails. We win.
tered there, and during the whole time NO
signs oil scurry appeared. Twenty.nine
walrus and thirty.siX bears were killed and
eaten. We left Cape Flora June q, 1882
in four boats, sailed 50 miles without see.
Ing any ice, and reached Nova ZeInbla
August 2l. When the Ezra WIS nipped the
leak gained so rapidly tllat in two hours
after it had been discovered it was neces.
sary TO abandon the ship. Hardly had the
last man leftthe vessel when the ice loosed
and the Ezra rapidly sank. A tent was
first erected on the ice and the house was
subsequently built.
LONDON, August 2l.--Tne Times, in a
leading article. Gays: The voyage of Leigh
Smith proves that, at Il certain time OF the
year, under certain conditions Of the wind
Franz Joseph Land is pretty easily accessi:
BILE. The rescued party report that during
the winter at Cape Flora the snow driited
to such height that it completely buried
their hut. Notwithstanding this the ther-
mometer inside the hut was for consider.
able time at zero, while outside spirits Of
wine were frozen in the bulb Mt .l5o below
zero. The Hope would have effected tho
rescue ol the Ein,s crew sooner had She
not, during July, struck on snnken reel
while sailing along the coast OF Nova Zem.
hla, where she remained for twenty.iour
hours, beating heavily. Her keel and ruL
der post were damaged and repairs had tc
be made before she proceeded.
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How Mexican shippers Practice Ire.
mcndOms ErnMlls.

mcndOus Frauds.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2l.-An investi-
cation into the loss OF heavily insured ves-
els from Mexico 10 the United States re.
reals some startling facts quite rs sensa.
,onal as the attempt to sink the bark L. E.
Cam. The Dos Amigos, large bark,
with 4 cargo invoiced rs sugar and insured
for SCI 900 in the Atlantic Mutual Marine
Insurance Company Of New York, was
los. in NJ manner suspiciously like the
Cam, ani the steamers Of the Alexandra
Mexican Line have several times since re-
ported having seen her floating in the Gull
with holes bored in her hull.
Subsequent inquiries ut Vera Cruz dis
closed the iuct that the shipment OF such n
cargo as the Dos Amigos was supposed TO
have been loaded with, was not only i'm
probable but almost impossible. The in
sirance was, however, subsequently paid.
A Mexican shipper, speaking to u reporter
about the issuing OF bogus cargoes. SAYS:
"rhe first transaction Of the kind OF which
have any knowledge was i'll 1876, but
have been unable to lind the record and /
cannot now recall the names OF the vessel
or Of the persons implicated. A man
named Xorila seems to have been the pi0-
neer in the business. In 1878 he shipped
4 cargo Of merchandise TO New York from
Vera Cruz. That cargo was invoiced nj
$1,000, and was insured in the American
loyds. The brig Unique was selected us
Tie vehicle Of that venture, and
She was said 10 have sunk to the
h'tom OF the ocean, without any prov.
cation whatever, before she Ind been
lseek at sca. The next venture wa
the Dos Amigos, in which the Atlantic
Mutual was the victim to the tune OF SIS,
3D. and now We have the /. L. Cam, will
cargo invoicetl Mt Sl20,0O0. In botl
these instances Mr.. Lane seems to have
been interested, ind in the Inter he ha(
for IN associate Il man named Cranes, WHO
is n new accession to the former fraternity
In this instance the Philadelphia company
was sought TO be made the victim, for til,
reason, probably, that the New York com
panies had become too well posted ir
thai::sort OF business to bcagain drawn into
the trap.
ltis positively stated that the Cam was
three months in the harbor OF Vera Cruz
picking up her alleged cargo, and VIZ:
changing tremendous rtes for transporta'
ton OF lreieht-fully two.thirds more thar
Is charged by the Alexandres. This is {
highly suspicious and significant fact
going to show the boldness and audacity o
the Cam fraud. $685.
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TURKEY AND ENGLAND
Ahti.Chrisflan Di.lmrl,unceS I'm Svr
Dcnieii-Tirc Military tonvcn,I,,.

Ahi.chrisfIhn bi-tnrbnnceI In Syr,a
Denie'i-Tic Military Convention.
CoSsr4SrISorLE, August ol.-Said pasha,
Minister OF Foreign .AiIairs, sent 10 the
Turkish representatives. abroad II strongly
wor''ed denial OF the report Of anti Chris.
tian disturbances in Syria. lie a.tributes
the reports OF the existence OF germs Of dis.
order to malevolencc. The arrival Of
foreign men.of.war at Syris, he says is or.
ae.iy ! W what is calculated to provoke un.
easiness. Many inhabitants apprised Tho
Porte oil aDprehensions caused by M ,Ja ,"o or'
rival Of two Italian war vesscls. '''o -
Said rasla abandoned the idea of ,o.
fonMyoknE S"MsI;i, The !u conference. Ile promises
to accept the conditions oi lhu miIiiarv
convention. The british declare TINT Iy tIs
one on Indispensable principle is that Turkey
shall not undertake any oprn.lion in Env,, @
der '''' "o''iiiiau-
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\ Jealous Hust,n,,,I.. necJ

y. eh'cAGo' August 2l.-A special from
warren, Ills, says: James Bird, jealous
cooper, who had quarrelled with his wife
yesterday sought her ou: at her sisters
mouse in Gratiot, Wis, and after a few
minutes "! falkland tellineher ifthey could not
!lye happy together they ought ut least be
trends, he drew II revolver and shot her
iTST.ee' TT' inilic.ing possibly fatal injuries.
ne m Then shot himself in the abdomen.
physicians say he cannot live, 49,
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lIntcii's Western Trim.

CHICAGO, August ol.--Rutus Hatch and
party returned from their trip to tho
northwest OF the Northern Pacific aud Ca.
madam Pacific, and were on Change H..
aaE and exhibited specimens of oats
,. Sneat and grass, which attracted muck At.
,;.Iio ;.ioh. !: All were very nearly ready for the
s,eS'e, snT the wheat and oats being plump
Tqa Th vigorous from the root to the berry,
Inc specimens came from Dakota, -
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CMAurAuoUA, N. Y, August 2l-Five
thousand persons attended the closing ex'
ercises OF the ChautauIua Assembly to.
day. After the most interesting intro
ductory ceremonies, addresses were made
by Rev. Frank Russell, OF Mansfield, Ohio
Lewis Miller, Of Akron, Ohio; Prof. W. +,
Sherwin and Gen. Lewis, Of Cincinnati
Benediction was then pronounced and the
services closed.
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one Of the bnvest little Republican or.
O.. Mall

one Of the bravest little Republican or
CARNATIONS In the State? Garfield received
lS9 ont Of the $40 votes cast; and Col
Menear, 4 gallant old "stalwarl" Republl
Gull, was elected sheriff. received u letter
from gentleman residing there the other
day, In which hc said: "Wcare in strong
Bourbon county here. Ten years ago they
voted five to our one; two years ago they
had mot 1.-Two to . our ione. The
Republicans are united and the
Democrats divided; and II VIC have proper
candidates, who can talk well and have
tho right kind Of stuff in them, the, Bour.
bons here will have difficulty In holding
even majority." The Fairmont conven.
ton shonld make a.noto OF thisl. Several
gentlemen have been mentioned In con-
nection with the Senatorial nomination,
Among whom are Lewis Wilson and NJ I.
Hail, Of Harbour; Capt. poundstone and
Major Heavier, OF Upshur; John W. Ma.
son aud s. L. Mccormick, Of Taylor; Col.
Mmrar and NJ. V. Miller, OF Tucker; Geo.
Ross and Capt. ". NJ. Bunton, Of Lewis,
and others. Business Is meant and tho
Republicans will not iail through any lack
OF effort.
The Democratic Senatorial Convention
for this district will be held nt Grafton on
the 30lh. Leroy Cofnn, Of Keyser inme,
has already secured the championship.
From all indications, il will be another
keyser OH II smaller scale. Barbour coun-
ty claims the nomination Ms Il matter Of
right, the purity having adopted the idea Of
rotation in 1872, and Captain Tom Brad.
ford is the chosen leader from philippi.
Hon. A. A. Lewis md a. W. Woodford,
both of Weston, arc hot on the track, and
each one is willing to bet his bottom dol
lar that he will carry of the prize. Col.
jim Smith, Of Fetterman and Lawyer
Snively, OF Grafton, are dark horses. My
impression il, that it will either be Tom
Bradford or some one not now spoken Of.
In any event, the candidate will not have
a "walk over"
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FrLtruis JOurnal thinks the corn croT
A, year. counting the increased acreage,
M, run upto l,SOO,O0O,o0O bushels. Astc
,rspeetive prices, it says:
DThe net conclusion, then, would seem
nbe tba, il prices remain high, so as tc
;"iuce economy Of the crop during the fall
.nj I winter, there will be a fair surplus and
ocns.nueut lower prices next spring. Bul
ii,hey decline, 50 rs to induce free con
nmntion ! during the winter, the stocks
,sr, spripc-even under the most favorable
oonditions this iall-will be as small and
A, hiph as now
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4 GREENE COUNTY MooNSnINEn
Futile Efforts Of Trio Of Officers Ia
Catch Him, re


Futile Efforts OF Trio OF Oiiiccrs to
Catch Him.
WAsIIISGToS, Pa, August 2l.-The dis.
tillery OF Il moonshiner in the .wids OF
Greene county was invaded on Friday
evening last by Thomas II. McIlvaine, Of
pittsburgh, and James +. Gabby, OF this
place, Deputy Collectors Of the Twenty
second district, accompanied by Constable
Beehler, OF Waynesburg. When they ar
rived it was nearly night. They had no
difficulty in finding the little frame build
ing built in the side Of the hill in whicl,
the distilling was accomplished. No one
was present, and the still was soon outside
the building. The worm was not easily
found. a dilligent search was made for
it, and it was finally discover
cd hid away in the high weeds OF n patch
OF corn. About this time daughter Of
Mr.. Roach was seen leaving the house, and
the officers, snpposing she was making ar-
ranrements to notify her father OF affairs,
watched her closely. She proceeded to her
brother.in.law's, short distance. and he
was soon on his way to 1.itlleton, W. Va.
where Roach was ut work. Mcllvaine and
Beehler followed, leaving Gabby to take
care OF things ut the house. The officers
saw their man aud doubtless would have
captured him, but night Hnle on and he
made good use OF the darkness. alcllvaine
and Beeller did not know the country and
got lost. They were till daybreak finding
their way back to the house.
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COAL. AND IRON.
Collapse OF the Miners Sfrikc-Thc Iron
$780, Workers Strikc

Colfanvc or Tho Miners, S,-,,.o Tb,t.o,,
Workers s,rikc.
PITTsrUEGu, August 2l,-As outlined
last week the strike OF the Pan Handle
coal miners against a reduction from four
cents to three and n half ended today in
,h,;u d,,o,, al IN ...:,..I
."e.' us'' "''" '''' s,''ee's VINO co"'u oo-
lain "ofk VI Tue leahcslon went IN this
morning. The struggle has been the most
extensive ever known to tba. district I,
,ha ;o,r ,,oru. onI ,,.r - .sSc.
az w. 'o,s''s' '''" - ''"'t a'nee .lie pls'
day Oh aprii, when Inc men laid down
Their PICKS, they have lost in wages $780,
ooo. The operators have lost their SUM
mer contracts ana their footing to some ex-
tent IN the market, aId the railroad COM
panles have io't very heavily III ireight3.
WILHEnAnRE, Pa, August 2l.-The MOI
tinpham and Wasbinp,on m;ncs nj plv.
mouth and Uo,lenhacL ,bis ,i,v .ra i
,hvu'n u anu ii1'ienoacA, 'n's clts' are In
lull operation again to'':ay. The mules at
the Empire mines are being lowered 10 the
nit this morning. Work there vii, ho ro.
.,oJ 30 ..a,. -. - :.
'u.'' ~ so'o'o". s'';"
The miners anu laborers employed by
the Red Ash Coal Company in the No, 2
colliery refused To po IN worl this mo,,.
n.Eo,, ,uo -.
wv, noy ,n.,. nave ,naue n.y. ueniahus as yet'
"anso mu .n ~ tho % r,r;t. ave 'soo''a' = 10 'oc
~ 7, u,s W. s"s sHhs"nron,,. Si,." ,, u !,
u,;"o,S vi J.o,nmJ uDaJ"e";as lealneu .ilat lne
u,.us'a ,nn', oai, onu .a n III ii'ei ee oi - ceR'
upon ,,;a"l,.nd u va. T., Iao. eoal nileu, TWO men
rans, " ,hn,. Hoonaod III mae nteA "a. m.,agy ~,
.h ahN. o on ,ho .u s,r;s.a., y. "..a .m Ma's's o.
r'ju,I o ,i'a .;m Isneu t''.lt .hey DC
oi'''eN' 'e''e ivy W." 'e.u'u " "ofh.
firrshoEGii, August 2l.-lt seems TO be
in the air that the iron strike will end by
the close of the month in oomnro,,;So
IN ,ho h,,is NJ :, io, ,r,'I,,., anJ .'..,
-" ''s ".1'' " ~ 'o' fuuu'''' uiu "'''''
drawal OF demands us to other workmen,ex-
"npt probably me adv' ace to scrapper.
N other wofls me iirst proposition made
~ Tue association VIII probably be ac-
cep1en.
statement from reliable source, is to
the ellect that there Is troble at the LESS
lner steel works, iiome ;tead. These works
have been IN active operation since tie
strike OF last spring, with Union as well es
n1n-un'on men. To-day the mill is IDLE.
anu the statement IS to the effect that the
tlrm have determined to break with the
Union element altogether.
At the AnIis"Inated headquarters it
wa, ionnd that resident jarrett wNs alb
sent III Youngstown. Secre'Hly Ma.in
amiaeiy anSwerttd questions. lie gave n
general and ,e:mPhatlc denial to the stat
msnls Gu lined. There was no dis
tHct meeting. to be held to-day, the As,
soclation had Ill no case shown lnabilityto
Pay rellel to members, ana there ew'snolt!-
Ing in the situation to warrant supposi-
ton that the iron workers were weakening
or were contemplating a resumption at the
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Murdered nuil Rnhhcl

MILWAUKEE, August ol.-Doctors Shel'
man and Beebe, while botanizing three
miles south OF this city, yesterday, found
the body OF a man in the bushes several
rods from the road. The body was badly
decomposed, and his pan.aloon pockets
turned inside out. 1t is supposed the man
was robbed and murdered.
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WASHINGTON, d. G., August 2l.-The fol.
lowing telegram was received today by
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Price:
PINE RIDGE Agency, August 20.
ToMe Commissioner Of Indian !IJdis, Wash
ington. u. C.: 81
Red Cloud and the hostilcs are com.
pletely squelclied. He was forced to come
to the Office yesterday and hear your war.
rant for his arrest read. lie is now OH
parole. The chicfsand police are responsible
for his conduct.
[Signedl McGILIlcuDy,
A gent
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,,IIip,on RrpuLlican Is delighted will,
',ll,ss Of the Republican State Com.
VA ~, and says TINT ilsarmignmcnt Of our
y -. virrinia Bourbons is only second to
" we ,,-,5nment Of the English Bourbons
~ -. declaration Of Independence.
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WOOD COUNTY NOMINATIONS
For House OF Delegates Hntl Scnmtc-Al
Ei,ilin%lN>tfU Convention, ii

Special Correspondence Of the lnlelligencer
PAEHErsruId, August o0.-Thc Republi-
cans OF Wood county met in convention
yesterday and made their nominations.
After n ringing speech from Ex-Governor
Stevenson, and speeches from other mem-
bers Of the conyention, the following ticket
Tas PLACED In nominations: IS. Spencer,
ior Commissioner, s. T. sapeton, Of this
city, W. a. Cooper, Eelleville, and ipr. F..
D. j. I!ond, Of Claysyille, ior the House OF
Delegates. All the nominations were made
by acclamation. Z si:5
Upon the adjournment Of tile County
Convention, the Senatorial Convention was
called to order. All the counties were rep.
resented. Captain Anthony Smith, Of
Tyler county, was nominated by acclama-
lion.
The conventions were largely attended
and were very enthusiastic. The ticket is
strong one and will be elected. Fonr cor.
respondent never knew the Republicans OF
this section to 10 more thoroughly aroused.
Look ont for good reports from this corner
Of the "Shoestrngh district. +
| ~ SG--ssif->-s1r1- : y "
TIN most wonderful blood purifier In the
world-eraiieatei er1y taint-s. s. s,
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WASHINGTON, August 2l.-Mr. Williams,
one OF tho counsel for the defense in the
Star Route trials, and especially represent
ing Brady, addressed the jury this morn.
ing. Ills speech was, for the most part,
u protest against the adoption OF unjust
practices, which, he claimed, had con-
trolled the prosecution throughout the
whoIe posa t-'
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ST. LOUIS, August 2l.-A P0a.Dkpatcll
special from San Antonia, Tex, says: Chas.
". Ward, colored, discharged United
States soldier, was llnsel in Jail here to.
day about noon for raPing white girl
named Dora Ellerman, August 2lst. He
met death without fear. III
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n.t., .hE7,
IL mn Official whose name has seldom mp.
Geared III connection with the strike, nn'l
IIlat man IS MIR. Perry, treasurer OF tho
Amaleamated association. From the iist
ile was utterly, opposed to the strike and he
IL now ilore determined IN his opposition
10 M continuance oi the trouble" -
- W MlLk;snAisiE, IA, August 2l.-The
I,t lsock miners NINE on strike ut tho Stanton Air
shut were To-day, allowed IN advance Of
~ per cont They returned to work.
CUMBERLAND, Mn. August oI-No,r,v
one thousand strikers conrrcratr,l nj Inn.
aconing bv daylight this morninv IN @ nr,,.
vent tho Georges Creek and New Ccp,rnl
Companies old miners from voin" IN
work. There was no ,lemon,,rnt;on TIoso 1
who expected to resume work ec 10.
day, realizing their positiop r",no;roJ
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A Horrible IIscONerY.

MouST Pulaski, Ills, August 2l.-Chas
McMahon, who lived five miles West o.
this city, and who has been missing for tlt
past three days, wos discovered yesterday
with two young men who has been work
Ing for him. All three were hlindfolde(
and their throata were cut from ear to ear
40 cause Is known.
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ToRoSro, ONT, August 2l.-Yennor pre-.
diets q severe storm period on the Lower
Lakes toward the end Of the present
month and early in September. He also
predicts similar disturbances along the
New Jersey coast, and southwark to and
beyond Charleston on the Atlantic coast.
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san FRASclsco, August .l.--A Tucson
dispatch says: The stage going into Globe
yesterday was jumped byS+road agents,
Andy Hail.! messenger was killed. The
treasure box, with over 5000 was taken,
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AIlIwAuxEe, Wis, August el.-In spite
OF the efforts to make it appear that the
brewers OF this city havenot decided oman
org,nized boycotting OF those who signed
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s Fearful Warming.

HEADING, Pa, August oI.-Thc Mavor
anu ility.tve connclinrn Of this city wrr,
arrested on an Indictment for not ksepin,
The streets clean. They gave bail.