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District Government Affairs.

The force employed under the superintendent Of
streets was paid on yesterday.
MT John III. 1iOwlett. the contractor for the
erection or the new station house, on L. street. be-
tween ~ and 9th streets. South Washington, d
ROW laying the second floor or josts.
IMPORTANT BIDS.
On Saturday the Commissioners will open bids
Tor improving quite number or streets and ave-
unes bypaving with asphalt and granite block,
and as IL will be the most important letting o, the
year The commissioners anticipate that there Will
be 4 large number or bidders. IL is thought that
at the present prices the aggregate OF the work To
be let Will not be far from 100000 fun list of
toe avenues and streets appeared In The STAR OF
July 9th.
BIDS FOR SEWER WORK
BldS were opened by Capt Hoxe to-da- for the
CONSTRUCTION or II inch pipe sewer on st, be-
tween AZ and 9th S.w.. as follows: Patrick Ma.
iohey, Sl20 per line2l foot; Wm. Hussey, sl.&
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Bloody Work of the Apaches.

TUCSON. ARIZONA, August 10.-A special dispatch
from GudymaS. SonOro, says: Last Wednesday the
ApacEes raided and killed all the inhabitants OF
the rancho Cariso, Sahuaripa district, Sonora,
Mexico, the women and children included, and
burnt the houses. on Saturday morning they
murdered vaqUero near Pelemoas, two others
escaping, being fortunately little behind the one
that was shot. On Monday they caught I'm an
ambush scouting party OF rancheros, consisting
OF fourteen men, OF whom two only escaped,
eleven being LEFT on the field, while one OF them,
who was Shot through both legs. was dragged a
short distance into the BUSH This massacre &C.
Cured at Hedionda mine, which is only short
distance from the faQui river at RecodS, and lies
between the California and Potrero mines, belong
Ing TO the Labarranca mill md mining company.
The same day the mail rider was also shot while
crossing the Rio Chico.
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General Foreign News.
FRENCH MINISTER OLE PIrBIIC WORKS

MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS
PARIS, August ION. HeriSSon, deputy. has ac-
cepted the port folio OF Minister OF Public Works.
NJ LahaZe. deputy, has been appointed Under Sec
retary OF Finance
ANTI-CHRISTYAN DEMONSTRATION AT BEYRoCT.
LARNICA, CYPRUS, August 10.-A great anti
Christian demonstration has occurred at the fune-
raj in BeyrOut OF a MOSem, who was found muir
dered, and who, it was reported, was killed by
Christians. The police sympathZed with the mob
Many Christians have fed TO the mountains A
score or others We're arrested. but only one was
killed. Further disturbances are feared.
THE STEAMER MoSEL's BOTTOM SMASHED.
PENzANCE, August 10, $50 a.m.-The steamer
MoSel, which went ashore under the Lizard signal
station yesterday, lies I'm the same position as last
reported. She Is firm and steady. Divers report
that her bottom, from stem to foremaSt is smashed
The other part OF the vessel is unfnjured The
water from forward has flowed aft, and is now
over the main deck to the mainInast at low
water.
THE CANADIAN RAILWAYS.
LONDON, August 1o-Extraordinary meetings OF
the shareholders OF the Grand Trunk and Great
western railway companies, OF Canada, were held
to-day. At both meetings the scheme for the
amalgation OF the two roads was confirmed by a
show OF hands, but a poll was demanded on behalf
OF an Insignificant minority. Mr.. Lacock Webb,
Queens COUNSEL renewed his protest against the
consolidation declaring that the whole proceedings
were illegal.
THE ARREARS OF RENT BILL
LONDON, August 10.-A meeting OF conservative
peers will be held at the residence of Lord Sails
bury to-day. 1t is unlikely that the House OF
Lords Will insist upon their amendments to the ar
probably make protest against their abandon
ment
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BALTIMORE. August l0.-yirginia &C. consos. &C.;
do. past due coupons. 68H do. new ten-fortes. 42z
BALTIMORE August lO.-Cotton quiet-middlng.
Is. Flour unchanged and quiet Wheat. southern
quiet and steady; western lower inactive and weak,
Msryiand. IL asked; No. western winter red spot
and August, l. 13kal. 1917; September, IlS5sal.lS4;
Ocsobsr. 1lai. 49,: November, llsfaa1 lsn, Germ.
southern quiet and wessEn nsner ana Eues I
xsssssn mixsd spot ssSs; Hnsust sSs.s5T; Sep
fember. 67aS1X; October, 66x asked; November,
siSssik. o.s hishs5 .Sd nI@EsCnthslns ; %sx:j
syiy.nia 65a6S. Rye higher. 7Oa72. Hay UNCHANGED.
Hoyisions firm and unchanged. Butter Quiet-Wegfern
packed, lza2O: creamery, 2Ss27 Eggs quiet, Is.
fetrOleum unchanged. Codee hrn-Rio csrsoes ordi-
nary to faar, 6<a0X. Sugar steady-A soft 0K;
eopPss refined ag,se l7N: whi.g sseaSy: l;9.
dour s. 26s barrels; vheek l5l. s64 bushels; corn.
aso busnels os SSe 1 6ushss; sye 5oo Du:heass sss
bu16els saiss-whsst 3ii.s0@ 6usheis; con. g. iis
buahels
LONDON. Ageu.t lg. 1880 P m;-ccesols- fog
money, % 1910: for the acCount 100 A1Aantlo and
Great Wegtrn 8ret mWtg1ge Gustee9 eeEa6ce1e.
z4k; do. seoonds. TN. Er1e. klx; do seocndA loe3
1snnayivsniA C1ntri. 9. 1sadin9s "a
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LYNCHBURG, Va, August 10.-The grand chapter
OF the Royal Arch MaSons OF Virginia, now in ses-
sion here, have elected the following officers for
ray, OF Louisa Court House; grand king, W. H. H.
Lynn, OF Staupton; grand scribe, +. II. Hill, OF
Madison Court House; grand treasurer, o. NJ. Mar
OF Richmond: grand captain OF host r. T. Craig.
hin, Of Lynchburg; grand principal sojourner,
Philo Brady, Of Harrisonburg; grand royal arch
master third vail, E. E. Guy, OF Norfolk; grand
master second vail, s. S. Quinn, OF fredericksburg;
grand master first vail, w. III. Pleasant OF Salem:
grand chaplain, G. w. Dame, of Danville. The
of1cers-elect were duly installed by the grand
high priest.
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Killed by N Dog Catcher.

Nkw YORK, August l0-1his morning James
Doyle, aged sixteen. was shot and Killed by a doc
catcher In ll6fh street, hear Madison avenue. it
seems that party OF dog catchers had captured a
doS on 5th avenue, when they were set unon nv n
crowd OF young roughS, who threw stones at them
one OF the dog catchers then drew n revolver and
hred into the crowd, killing Doyle. who was shot
through the left breast Archibald Madison one
or Tie dog catchers. who was arrested, said the
snootlng was done 10y Terence Mcclure, OF Green
point Mcguire has not been arrested
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GEN. Hssserss suit Against the Co.,
dian Pacific Railway

WINNIPEG, MAN, August l0-Gen. Rosser -
instituted suit against the Canadian Ia ,irc rns1.
way Tor malicious prosecution, claimil g t1o00oo
damages The suit arises out OF the plosecut1o0
OF Rosser last winter for taking the plans OF tho
company after he had left their employment q
which charge he was honorably acquitted.
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ALBANY, y. Y, August l0-Undcr the new cor.
poration tax law the taxes on the gross earnings
OF the New York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road company, which are reported 20 the state
controller TO be s2i557, cal "a Tor the year ending
June 80, 1882, amount 10 sl22 9Sa2i
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PRovIDENcE, X l., August i0.-Tne old grist ana
planning mill. formerly belonging 20 the Spraguo
estate at the Cranston print works, was burned by
an incendiary fire at midnight last night The
property has been purchased 10y the Union COM
pany. The loss is 5000; no insurance.
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End Of the Operators, strike I'm Cole,
lnCeudiary Fire

DENVER, Col, August lo.-The telegraph opera.
tors strike Is over and all the operators arc ash.
Ing 10 De taken back at the old salaries
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NET rrnED

BELvTpERE, III, August !0.-F. T. Mann. an ex.
tenSiye butter and cheese MANUFACTURER here has
failed. His liabilities are upwards OF $1,000 No
assets.
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Murder or an accident,

PETERSBURG, Va, August 10.-The body OF Cain
Clanton was found on the track OF the Raleigh and
CASTOR railroad near Weldon, n c., yesterday hor-
ribiy mutilated. His coat and vest were found
near by. The ground gave indications OF struggle
having taken place 1t thought by some that he
was murdered and his body placed on the track,
while others are of the opinion that he was run
over by train.
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Egypiian War Notes.
Maryland COngressmen.

Bait. Amer1Can to-day.
The Maryland members OF the House have gone
to their respective homes, and, with one excep-
ttOn, will prepare themselves for the husting Mr.
COvingtOn is sure to be eren0minated. Talbot and
H0blitzen will try hard to be their own successors
McLane Is In the hands OF his friends, and Char
man win try to receive denomination. Congress-
man Urner has not officially announced his with
drawal from the canvass but there are indications
that he will throw his influence In favor OF the
nomination OF Hayward w. Hutchinson, OF Mont
g0mery, as his successor. Mr.. Urner has already
stated that he told Mr.. Hutchinson to 60 ahead.
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. f W 3 o o h s.

NEW BOOKS
Floating Matter of the Air. by John Tyndan, r. s..
$3.50. Ants, Bees and Wasps. by Sir John Lubbock,
Inter. Seize Series. 81 ApPleton's Summer Resorts.
new eUitiOn, paper, 50 cents; Anne, by Con
stance Fenninore Wooson, SI.25; California for
Health. Pleasure and Residence. new edition. thor
Oughy revised by Charles Nordhoff. 81. Dickens,
by AdoPhns \; Ward, - cents; Paladin of Finance
by Edward Jenkins. NJ. P, author OF ''Gnx's Baby"
81 Aschenbroet.e mo Name Series, 81 Reverend
Idol novel, Il. So The Diseases of Memory, by TIL.
RibO Inter. Sci Ser,cs 81 80. Errors in the Use OF
EngIsh, by Vim. l.. HOdgson. 81 so.
FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
te24 1GI5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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NJ. Hiram g. Brown, OF Carullton. Ohio, c1ege
In the engineer bureau Of the War department.,
died at - fennyivania aven1e lae evening: ~
wife va on the way to him ct eAe time q HI
death, and dld not learn the sad neWs unt1l ~
arrival here this morning M. Brown had oeoa =
Gxeat sU9eleI non xhoUmat1Gn.
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THE CHARGE AGAINST ZELL HOOVER In connec-
ton with his transactions aS an Office broker,
which was continued from yesterday, was called
LOT tt tfai aa sne ronce 10urs Ioaay MI: y, bal
tinuance until tomorrow. as witnesses that were
important to the defense OF Hoover were not pres
ent The court required that an afIldRvit to that
effect be flled. An anldavit OF Hoover, which sets
forth that he was unable to Ind Geo & Black
snc nt ~ anu .n1 hss h ssn,
out against H0Over's accomplice, Eila5 St John. g
THE CASE OF WV. R. DAVIS, who was charged
before the Police Court, some time ago. with OBJ
tanning $50 under false pretenSe6 from Charles n.
Alexander by representing to him that he had
money In bank In Nevada, was called In the PO-
lice Court O-day, and again continued, the prose
cutting w1tlless not being present = - S
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NATIONAL BANK NoTES received to-day for re-
demption, 1886, 600.
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Strike Of Waters ar Ashurx Park

AsBURY PARK, n. j., August 10.-The walters
employed in the Ocean Hotel struck for an increase
OF wages yesterday at dinner time, and refused to
serve the meal until their demands were granted
Aftkin & Son, the proprietors, granted the in
crease but refused to reinstate the leader OF the
strike. The walters thereupon left the hotel in a
body. The guests helped themselves and new
walters were secured later in the day. The strike
afforded the guests much amusement
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KANSAS EepubIican COnventfOms
TOPEKA, KANSAS, August 10-At late hour last
night the republican convention made the tenn
porary organization permanent, and adjourned
until this morning.
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Suicide I'm PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, August 10-Jane Curran.
6o years DID, died early this morning from the er-
fects OF laudanum, taken last Monday night with
suicidal intent.
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MONTREAL August l0.-The Grand Trunk crop
reports gathered from about 120 places in ontario
and Quebec, show that the fall wheat is proving
to be one OF the best crops record and that the
spring wheat promises rather more than an ave-
rage yield.
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Nominated for Congress.
NEWARK Nj, August 10.-Mr. Harris G.. Avery,
OF this city, was nominated for Congress to-day 10y
the nationals
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Our stock of above goods being too large win sell at
bos figures to close them out.
a :u line OF portable and brick-set RANGES, La
IItOBES. FURNACES and SLATE MANTELS. An
Inspection solicited.
AGENTS for DANFORTFS yAPOR STOVE; the best
a. tie market. y
OANFOkTF5 FLUID constantly on hand.
iyI2 III 7th street uortbWes.
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BOOKS, &c.

- w BOO POLITICAL. INSTITUTIONS,
~ (Sp1ncer.) Sl.Jo; Capital and Population, (Hdw
ley) Sl59 Hopes and Fears for Art (Aorris 81 %;
The Graphic Arts, (Hambcron, %; Natural Religion.
(See ev 5SI 23; Leone Round Robin Series 81: The
Marquis of CarEbas CMrs. Spofford.) 81; Bimbi (Oui
Ga =. .2J III Exile. (frGn the German. l.25 Two
Ea-d Gases, WV. GodJing, NJ. D., , ST. A Gentleman
Of Leisure, (FaTcett, q.
LAW BOOKS.
Daniels on Negotiable instruments, new edition,
v15'=.. Sl3.
Novelties in Stationery and Fancy Goods.
W. III. MORRISON,
Law BoOkSei and Stationer,
su5 AS Pennsy sylvanla avenue, Washington.
BOOKS FOR SUMNER READING.
Camps in The Rockies by WIn. A. Baillie- Grohman.
Bright Days in the Old Plantation Times, by Mary
kCss Banks Three III Norway. - IL the Distance,
move, ty q. 2. Lathrop. 'Antinous," romance of
ancient Rome by Geo. Taylor. Elaine" b. Angus
tus Craven.
full LIST of the Franklin Square Library constantly
cn hand.
WI. BAILANTYNE Il SON.
ty24 42S Tth street.
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archives stored in the War department.
PERsoNAL--Acting Vice. President Davis is visit
ing North Carol1na.-COl jerome Bonaparte, W.
W. Astor and Prof. o. c. Marsh, of Yale College,
are at Wormley's-AssistantU U. 8. Treasurer
Wyman and his family have gone to Rock Enon
at saratoga.-AssisIant Attorney General MIC
Cannon and family and James NJ. johnson, or
Washington, were passengers by the overland
train to arrive in San Francisco on Sunday
Laura keyser is the real name OF "Louise Monta-
gue." Forepaugh's ''most beautiful woman in the
world."-Chief Clerk Howe Of the Post Of1lce de-
partment, has gone to Narragansett Pier for stay
OF a month";. w. Pillfng, the well-knOwn real
estate agent, has gone to the Sweet Chalybeate
Springs or Virginia for months vacation.-Prof.
A. \. Skinner, or the Naval Observatory, and Ralph
jefferson have gone to Deer Isle, Me.-Mrs. Mac
Gap Springs, Pa--Mrs. Charles A. Schott has
gone to Rock Enon Springs for stay CT month.
weeks N is sSggs
at Shenandoah Alum SpringS-The new Japan
ese minister to this country, Mr.. Terashma,
speaks English fluently, and is spoken OF as man
OF fine capacity and experience, and an accom-
plished scholar.-C. T. Murray has gone 20 Long
Braneh:"Mrs J. A. Duncanson is spending the
month OF August at GreeDsburg, Pa.-Mr and
MRS. Allison Naiior have gone to Saratoga for q
stay OF couple OF weeks, after which they will go
House their eadquarters--Among latest arri-
walls at Ocean Grove are Miss NJ. A. Triplett and B.
W. Hanna, 1.a OF Wssnington-Count Won Beust,
to Saratoga for q stay OF ten days.-Representa-
tive and Mrs. Gibson sailed for Europe Yesterday
i-Chauncey Hickox has gone to Massachusetts,
| for vacation OF some length.-Secretary Folger
Senor Romero the Mexican Minister here Sena,
tors Anthony, Farley, Jonas, and Sawyer and
| Representatives Converse ana Pound were regis
| tered In New York last night-Mra K Plant.
OF Washington. is among the latest arrivals at
/ on Saturday.-J. b. Hickcox, Of Washington ar
rived at Ssn Francisco by the Southern Pacinc
land, OF the General Land Once, win depart for q
| three weeks so1ourn In Maine on Monday next.
l-Judge Ray, OF the Post once department, has
yemaiL four WeehR
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RELEAsED.-The Secretary OF War has issued an
order for the release from Imprisonment and dis
charge from the army OF w. A. Redfield, tele-
graph operator at Columbus barracks, Ohio who
was awaiting trial by court martial on q charge OF
GeSertiCn,
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GOLD CERTIFICATEs.-Acting Secretary OF the
Treasury French to-day received o telegram from
Secretary Folger. who Is now in New York, to
hasten the issue of gold certificates In accordance
with the provisions OF section IL OF the national
bank act approved july IL! b. 1882. Already large
demand has been received for these certificates.
They will be ready for issue in a few days.
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Hawkins and Hannah Harris, three cOlOred wO-
men, were charged by Policeman Cole, in the
Police Court to-day, with treSpass In making a
raid on an orchard near Mount Pleasant, and
stealing lot OF fruit They were fined So each,
and were committed in default of the fine
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PROMOTIONS The land commissioner to-day
made out list OF fifty promotions in his division,
and the list has been sent to the Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Interior for approval. The pension
commissioner has sent three hundred promotions
to the Interior department for approval
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COL FRANK JONES has been promoted from a
first class clerkship in the War department. to be
third class clerk. He is now In charge OF the rebel
archives stored in the War department.
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SECRETARY CHANDLER to-day issued a general
order to the navy as follows: ''The flag OF the
President of the United States shall consist Of a
blue ground with the arms OF the United States in
the center, and shall be OF the dimensions pre-
scribed for the admiralS flag No. l. The flag shall
be hoisted at the main OF vessels OF while the
President Is On board, and shall be carried in the
bow OF his boat
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ADMIRAL COoPER'S CRUIsE.-Rear Admiral
Cooper, commanding the North Atlantic station,
reports to the Navy department., under date of
Boston, August 8, that he would proceed to the
day following with the Tennessee, Yantic, Enter
prise and Alliance for the purpose OF exercising In
fleet tactics, and that after remaining at four
n. H., where the vessels would remain until the
10Th instant.
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IL ETRIGERATORs, WATER COOLERS
AND OIL STOVES All REDUCED PRICES.
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VIM F. THOMAS has been appointed messenger
TO the Secretary OF the Navy
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THE EIGHT Hour LAw.-There is no doubt that
the eight hour law will be enforced by the admin
stratiO1, but it is likely that no action will be
taken for some time. Secretary Chandler said to-
day that he had issued no orders regarding the
eight hour law applied to the various navy
yards and did not contemplate taking any action
at present He is, however. in favor OF making
eignt hours constitute q full day'5 work.
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YELLOW FEVER PREvENTION.-The President has
been advised Of the prevalence of yellow fever in
Texas, and will probably take measures to aid In
its suppression. There is an appropriation OF
$780, 0OO available for the suppression Of epidemicS
The national board OF health have made application
TO the President to have the FUNDS set aside for
SuppreSSing the fever In Texas expended under
their direction. The President has referred the
question TO the Treasury department
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.
700 SUMMER GOODS 200

= EFRIGERATORS AT REDUCED PRICES.
~ NIkE vi DOW SChEENS; Will 1t any window.
PATENT CREAM FREEZERS.
7 RClI LARS (b-st make.)
JELLY GLASSES
Giiroy's Improved LACE CURTAIN STRETCHERS
GEO. WATTS,
IVA 314 Ith street. doors above Penna. avenue
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miscellaneous.

Washington, 6.-Wilson, this morn
ing, began the opening argument for the
defense in the star route cases.
A bill was reported in the House to.
day, accepting the offer of,Dr. Cogswell,
OF California, to donate to government
an ornamental drinking fountain to be
erected in Washington.
Government, to-day, issued twelve
patents, the largest ever made in one day,
the revenue being Sis, 900.
The House election committe declare
vacant the contested Alabama seat of
Smith as. Shelly. Jones, greenbseker,
voted with the republicans.
Secretary Felger continues his inves.
tigstion OF the character of bonds taken
in payment for the internal revenue tax
on whisky in bond, but is not ready TO
state the result. He isreported as saying
the business has been conducted loosely,
and he would have greater care taken.
The cabinet, in q long session, con sid
cred but did not name the tariff com.
mission.
New York, 6.-TAs corner stone Of
the new produce exchange is laid.
Detroit, 6.-The grsenbsck state con-
vention will meet at Grand Rapids on
August 23d. to nominate state ticket.
Charles City, Iowa, 6.-Members Of
the state amendment committee Of Iowa
claim campaign Of free beer, whisky
and money and the importation of Vet-
er to defeat prohibition on June 9th in
this state.
OhiCsgo, 6.-The indications are that
Craig. democrat. is elected supreme
judge in the fifth district, over McCul-
loeb, republican.
Il is announced that Z. L. and 6. w.
Henry and the South Branch Lumber
Company, have Withdrawn from the
! I'm bermsn's exchange here, and intend
TO fix their own prices for lumber. The
result will probably be to rua down the
prices Of Lumber, and may possibly
break up the exchange.
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CHICAGO. Rock IsLAMn & PkcIEIc R.v

ens the Great Central Line affords travellers
southeast West,
scoy
OF road between Atlantic
Sae ceseo Moline
teFh a
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FELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARTHUR.
He Is not Working for a Sec
On0 Term.

Chicngo, 6.-GLobs- Democrats Wash
ington: A republican member of Con-
gress from one OF the middle states,
whose relations with President Arthur
are intimate, and friendly, says ne asked
him recently as to his purpose at mis-
time with reference to the nomination for
8 second term, to which the President re-
piled, smilingly: "IfI get safely through
with the load Of responsibilities. and
hArrsssments of the three years remain
ing of my term, l think shall be weary
enough of the burden to be content
to see it transferred to another's should
srs rather than bear it longer myself
An old republican politician, to-dsy,said
he was Of the opinion that Arthur, il he
ever entertained the purpose Of seeking
nomination for a second term, had
abandoned it altogether; that he would
hereafter administer the presidential
Office wholly without reference to a sc.
ond term, keeping in view always two
things, The patriotic and pithful dis
charge Of its duties and responsibilities,
and that his political friends are rewarded
rs far as possible for their f1ility to him
personally and 20 the republican party.