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The intercollegiate Boa. Race.

LAKE GEORGE, July THE intercol-
legiate race here to-day was won by the
University OF Pennsylvania crew in about
9 min. 35 sec.; Wesleyan, min. 40 sec. i;
Princeton, 9 min. So Sec. Cornell, min. 55
sec.; Bowdoin, 3 min. 81 sec. G. c. Howell,
stroke of the Princeton crew, fsinteL ~hen
the finish line was crossed. No. 3 OF the
Cornell crew became completely used up
during the race. The University Of Penu-
sylvania crew had no competition in the
eight-oared race le,
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RaeIsg a, Newmarket.

LoSDoS, July 4.-The July stakes for two
yesr-olds at Newmarket; five furlougs 1856
yards, wsro won by Macbeth; Fuimen second,
LyndFun third.
Maiden Plate, for two year-old colts and
hllies; i've fu loBgs. Won by Colour de
kose; Clvon second, Bserter third. P. Lor-
illsrd's Weaonah ran.
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A Correction in the Platform.

Our Tennessee exchanges continue to pub.
lish the Democratic platform with the words
payment of the State debt proper in full.
less ivar interest" The words in italics should
be omitted. The platform as amended by
the convention before it adjourned, provides
for the payment of the debt, principal and
interest, at the terms specified, war interest
included. The error was originally the
American's, from whose report no doubt our
exchanges copied.
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SPORTING NEWS.


CIScg "sATI, July 4.-Cincinnatis, 1; Ath-
letics. s.,
LOUISVILLE, July 4.-Eclipses, 7; Balti-
mores, i.
Sr. LOUIS. July A. Alleghenys, 6 /;
Browns, 5.
DETRoIT, July 4.-The Bostons and De-
toits played two games here to-day. The
following is the score: First-Detroits, 2;
Bostons, l. Second-Detroits, 1 Bostons, IA.
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PROF. HUXLEY has been expressing him
self more decidedly than ever on the subject
of medical education for women. At the
distribution of prizes the other day TO the
students OF the London School of Medicine
Tor Women, he said: "The experiment has
shown that there are hundreds Of women
who have the capacity and power TO do the
work OF medical practitioners just as we'll as
1t has been done by the great majority of
their brothers." The stupid medicos of
Massachusetts should take leaf from
HuXlsyas book
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II Is generally admitted in London that
the expulsion OF the Irish members was dis
creditable to the administration 1t was pre-
cipitated by DR.. Lyon Plsyfair, who, in his
interview with Parnell, admitted as much.
Mr. Gladstone himself realized the bIunder
before the second expulsion, yet seemingly
saw nothing else to do but to be consistent
and go on to the end. 1t may prove diess-
.-.r,. .l.r.
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A British Victory.

LoNDaS, July 4.-The match between the
merlesn nter-board Clean and the new
boat Monking-Ri was sailed 10 day on the
Solent. The CLEAN had the weather sta
tion. lhe start was flying one in fresh
bresze. The Mocking Bird at once took the
lead and maintained it to the end, finishing
Twelve and one-half minutes ahead OF :he
Gieam. The CLEAN improved her position
at the aalf-distsnce, but failed to catch the
Mockin,- Bird.
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MOROCCO.
FREAKS OF THE sULTAN-PHoToGRAPHs OF
HAREM

There lives at Tangiers, in Morocco, a
French Photographer who has just received
from the sultan an extremely interesting
commission. 1t is nothing less than TO pho
tograph the wives of his highness, and as
there are 364 of them-only single wife
short of one for every day in the year-tbe
lucky photographer has a task before him
that may justly be set down as unique. The
sultan also directs that the portraits be in.
closed in an album having lock and key, and
that the key be kept by himself alone
Possibly this photographer will be shreKd
enough to keep his negatives; surely no
great tact would be required to do this, for
what does the sultan of Morocco know about
negatives7 And almost any photographer
possessing such negatives might make his
small fortune with them in Europe.
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THERE were 10 this country, in 1879, when
the census was taken, 1854 mills that manu-
fsctured goods from wool in whole or in part
Many OF them are, however. only carding
mills, or mills that use less than 10000
pounds of -Boola-year. The entire number
l.--V@-fAoyment to 16O,9SS persons, to whom
as paid IA wages each year about $50 900, 600.
These mills consume wool to the value OF
S97 ,68l, ,S3l, and their products are worth
So67 900 5O1
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STORMS AND TORNADOES.
Cyclone in Kansas.

Usage MISSION, Ks, July A tornado
visited this county about nine miles east of
this place last night, and several houses and
barns were blown down. The town of Beu-
lab, iu Crawford county, suffered badly, and
number of houses were blown down.
Girard, in the same county, also suffered
considerably. No lives were lost, go far as
heard from
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The war department oi England is max
ing preparations for a .ssrious conflict in
EstEias AItaan-saE tire government is yet unde-
cided whether to take a step that may launch
her into contest greater in its magnitude
than that of the Ctimea, and perhaps more
cisas.rous
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"BY asking too much we may lose the
l. L.E..- % L.I.... WI

"BY asking too much we may lose the
little that we had before" Kidney-Wort
asks nothing but fair trial. This given,
it fears no loss of faith in its virtues. A
lady writes from Oregon: "For thirty years
/ have been afflicted with kidney complaints.
Two packages of KidneyWort have done
me more good than all the medicine and
doctors have had before. / believe 1t is a
sure cure"
FAST, brilliant and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colors. One package colors
one to four pounds of goods. Ten cents for
any color.
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Send the Rest Men 20 the Legislature.
MeMinnviIfe Standard

The Democratic party, We believe, have
nominated good aud true man for governor
Ii they will elect good and true Legislature,
who will dare to do right, we may hope for
satisfactory settlement. None but good,
honest, true and trusty men should be elected
for the Legislature. 1t matters not what his
profession or occupation-a farmer as well
as any, il he is intelligent and honest. See
that you send your BEST men, and instruct
them to settle the question correctly, and
the people will ratify and rejoice to see the
happy day when this is no longer political
uuestinn
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THEIRISH MEMBERS
or the Commons Declare the Repression
Bill Unconstitutional and Leave
the House.
RumOrs that Alexandria is to be Imme.
diately BOmbarded - The Suez
Canal-French Gossip.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 4.-Fresh arrests
for the past few days include two Uhlan
officers, found distributing revolutionary
proclamstions. The officers were among
those specially charged to protect the em-
peror. who is constantly guarded. Addi-
tional precautions are taken at Peterhof
palace.
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Something for the Pipe.

Every interest in the State demands the
election of the Democratic candidate for
governor, General w. B. Bate. No bolter
ever worked in the interest of his party. All
his influence ia cast in favor OF the opposi-
ton. Remember this, that no bolter ever
was elected in Tennessee for governor. The
most he can hope for is the defeat OF the
regular nominee. Put this in your pipe and
smoke il,
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A CLOSE corporation representing s12,-
900 of capital has been organized in Chi
cago, with an Ohio man at the head, to do a
little speculating in futures. $4,000, 900 is
ten per cent. margin on s120,OO0O 900.
Whenever the close corporation gets ready
at can ''bust" the market. One of these
days the people will "bust" the close cor
aorationg
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CrNcINNATI, July 4.-Jacob Wagner shot
his wife, Teresa, about 6 o'clock this evening,
at their residence in Camp Washington, the
northwestern part of the city, and then shot
himself. Mrs. Wagner was instantly killed,
being shot in the right cheek, and the tali
entering the brain. Wagner was shot in the
right temple and was alive at 9 o'clock, but
cannot live.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
London and Paris Money Markets

LONDON, July 4.-Bar silver, 81 I'd per
ounce. Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage trustees certificates, Al; second
mortgage, 144; Erie seconds, 973. Amount of
bullion gone into Bank of England on bal
ance to-day, s27, 900.
PARIS, July 3.-Three per cent rentes, s0f
75c; exchange on London, 25f Ice.
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Mr.. BURKE, one ef the victims of the
Phoenix Park tragedy, is said to have made
himself exceedingly offensive to his tenantry
BY serving evictions himself, by opposing all
reductions of rent, and by going 10 church
with rifle under his arm.
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A SanguiBe Editor.

At the meeting OF the bolting soreheads al
Nashville a certain sanguine editor pledged
Obiou county to the boilers. The devil once
offered all the Kingdoms on the earth to the
Savior if he would but fall down and worship
him, when at the time he had not even a
cemetery lot of his own to give. Selshi
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Human Suffering Relieved.

Intensely severe headaches, constipation
of the bowels, deficiency of bilious secretions,
istuIeucy, unsteadiness and weakness of muscu-
lar power Iowness of spirits. dependency, heart
hutterings, nervous debility and weakness
prOmptly cured by using Browns Iron Bitters. A
true tonic, universally recommended By the med
ical profession-HedLedl Journal
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PARIS, July 4.-Count DsLesseps, reply
ing to deputation from the International
Peace Association, deprecated any attempt
of England to disembark troops in Egypt
or make any naval demonstration at the
mouth of the Suez canal. He was assured
that there was no danger to the canal unless
the people were excited by foreign interven-
ton,
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HOrse-Thieyes Shot.

PORTLAND, ORE, July 1.-Two horse
thieves named Jack Hite and Mike Cham
bers were shot near Oregon City yesterday
while attempting to escape from posse of
officers. Hite was instantly killed and
Chambers fatally wounded
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EGYPT.
EGYPT.
DON'T WANT ANY HALLWAY MEAsIrREs

DON'T WANT ANY HALFWAY MEASURES.
LONDON, July 4.-The Times thinks it only
reasonable to assume, on the necessity of an
Egyptian expedition becoming obvious, that
the government weuld avoid all hallway
measures and Immediately call ont the army
and militia reserve, which would add $4,000
trained men TO the fighting strength of the
rouutrv
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WITH the Egyptian difficulty in front OF
her and the Irish difficulty in her rear,
England is just now between two very hot
fires. To be successful abroad she ought to
secure peace at home. This she cannot hope
for through the repressive measures now
being forced through Parliament.
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of jealousy, Joseph Rodgers, a moulder, shot
his wife in the breast and then attempted
to commit suicide by shooting himself in the
temple. His wife will die, but he will re-
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MANCHESTER, July 4.-The market for
yarns and fabrics is quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, July 4.-Cotton in fair busi-
ness at previous prices. Receipts, $1,000
bales, including $3.50 American; sales 10, 900
bales, including $500 American. Futures,
uplands and low middling, July y-August de-
livery, 6 56 Sad; August-September, 6 5S-64d |;
September October, 50-64d; October-No-
vember, 6 36s4d; Eovember-D December,
"a 64a. Futures closed very dull.
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STARTLING RUMoRs.

There is reason TO believe that decisive
military action will be taken in Egypt, most
probably within twenty-four hours. The
cabinet met in Harcourt's room, in the
House of Commons, this afternoon, and con-
suited with the Duke of Cambridge, COM
mander-in-chief of the army. It is rumored
in the lobby of the House that Alexandra
will be Immediately bombarded.
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orexan,s OmcinI Vote.

PORTLAND, July 4.-The official canvass
maiorities are: For Congress, George, 1865;
for governor, Moody, 1923; for supreme
Judge, Lord, 140l; for secretary OF state,
Earhart. 25l6: for treasurer, Hovisch, 1862;
for superintendent OF instruction, McEiroy,
3143; for State printer, Byers, 2428.
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Born Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier are prepared al
233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn, Macs
Price of either, 81. Six bottles for So. Sent
By mali in the form of pills, or OF lozeDges,
on receipt of price, 81 per box for either.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters OF
inquiry. Inclose three-cent stamp. Send
for pamphlet. Mention this paper.
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THE PRESS
On Bate and the sos PIafrorm-M ore
Earnest rsement-Responsf.
biliiy OF the Boilers.

We continue TO extract from the State
press the current views upon the 6fty-snd
three platform and the candidate for govern.
or, General w. 3. Bate,
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mostly outhouses and barns, were blown
down. One residence was leveled to the
ground. slightly injuring a couple of chill
dren. The storm was not in the nature of q
cyclone, but violent wind. 1t passed from
the north and northwest to the southeast.
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ALL the cotton exchanges were closed yes
terday, and we are withoyt our daily reports.
The general market ~ss without interest
no changes beiug rerorted in prices, and
receipts and shipments very light.
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LONG BRANCH, July 4-Barrett, Pizzaro,
Ruunymede, Glenmore, Mary Anderson, Cor
sair and Bernardine were the winners at
Monmouth Park to-day.
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Heavy wfpa.storr ar Columbus. Ks

COLUMBUS, Ks, July A terrific wind
storm, the heaviest ever witnessed in this
section, passed over this city this evening
about O'Clock, followed by heavy rain
and hail-storm. A number of buildings,
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The "Chicks" Drill at O,CIock tb IL
Evening.

opttIaI 70 lII'5 ZApptaII
INDIANAPoLIs, IND, July 1.-The fire.
works display tonight was splendid affair.
Nearly 10000 people were present. The
"Chicks" will drill at O'Clock to-merrev.
Will bulletin the result promptly. The de-
cisions will be given Thursday evening.
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RocH ESTER, n. Y. July 4.-The ten-mile
running race between Myrtle Peck, OF Mich
igan, and Lizzie Pinneo, OF Colorado, was
won by Miss Peck in 26 minutes 81 seconds.
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RAILROAD LaDorers On stFiAe.
OTTAWA, July A gang of laborers on
the Canada Pacific railroad, near here, have
struck for an increase of wages.
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AMERICA is famous the world over for its
hotels, and chief among them is the Buck
ingham, finely located on Fifth avenue,
New York, richly appointed, quiet, useful,
with a capital restaurant, and it is in great
favor with the travelling public.
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CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
Shot Dead.


CHARLESTON. S. c., July IL. w. r.
Blair, a prominent Greenbacker, was shot
dead at Camden to-day by Captain Halle.
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A RIVER HORROR.
Great Loss OF Life by a Collision Be.
tween Excursion Steamers on
the Ohio.
At Least Fifty Persons sDrOwned-Heart-
rending Scenes-1'he Story Of an
Eyewitness.

MrNeo JUNCTION.. o., July 4-The steamer
sciota, with about 500 passengers on board,
collided with the John Lomas in the middle
OF the river tonight, sinking the Sciots in
fifteen feet of water, only the pilothouse be-
ing visible. The excursionists are arriving,
but are 50 much excited that it is impossible
to get any definite information as to the
nun, hrr lost
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New YORK, July AT the Coney Island
races to-day Tittlebat, Bedouin, Capias,
Brambaletts, Owen Bowling aud Kitty Clark
were the vinuer5
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New YORK, July At is rumored that
the Hudson River railroad has acceded to
the demands of the freight-handlers, and the
men will resume work tomorrow.
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The ready relief given to asthma and sum-
mer colds by Browhs Iron Bitters is satisfac-
tory that many sneak of II as a complete cure.
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SEsKs, January 3, lss2
Very esteemed strs:
The praise your Liver Pills have called
forth here is wonderful After taking one
and half boxes of your genuine DIR. g.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS, have entirely
recovered from my four years suffering. All
who know me wonder how 1, who, for so
many years, had no appetite and could not
sleep for backache, stitch in my side, and
general stomach complaints, could have re-
covered.
An old lady in our city, who has suffered
for many years from kidney disease, and the
doctors had given her up, took two of your
Pulls, and got more relief than she has from
al the doctors Yours truly.
J. Won DER BERG.
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IN our telegraphic columns will be found
ACCOUNTS of another river horror.
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IT Is said that two-thirds of the delegates
to the coming Georgia Democratic Conven-
ton are in favor of Alexander II. Stephens
for pOyernor-
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Eoaey Island Races.

PITTssugG, July 4.-The races have been
until Thursday on account of the
heavy fFAck
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CIVIL APPOINTMENTS.
THE LAW FAITHFULLY CARRIED oUT-wl
ARE EMPLOYEES.

AXE EMFLO1Es.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-Senator Harrison
| lind. presented TO the Senate to-day a re-
port from the Senate Committee on MILITARY
Affairs, in response to the inquiry addressed
| to the committee in March last on motion of
Senator Voorhees, as to whether the law
giving preference in civil appointments 10
persons disabled and honorably discharged
from military and naval service had been
faithfully executed. The report states in so
far as the committee has been able to make
inquiry the laws on the subject are faithfully
carried out. The civil list it seems num-
bers considerably more than 100000 ap-
pointees, scattered over the entire country.
OF the total number OF employees in the
Offices OF the clerk, sefgeant-at-arms and
doorkeeper OF the House of Representatives
nearly ffty-three per cent. were Union
soldiers. The statements of the heads of the
departments show that in the treasury de-
partment, out OF 154S appointments and re-
appointments from March, 1877, 10 March,
1882, S03 were persona who either served in
the military or naval service, and were
honorably discharged, or were widows or
orphans of soldiers and sailors. In the war
department Coz civilian employees have been
appointed since March, 1865, who have
served in The army or navy. In the interior
department the record shows that 457 en-
ployes served in the army or navy, and that
of the female force of the Office 12S
persons are either widows or orphan
wives or daughters of soldiers or
sailors. In the postoffice department out
of a total force OF 496, 13S were either
soldiers or sailors during the late war. In
the attorne y-genersPs Office about twenty
five per cent. are reported.as ex-soldiers. In
the navy department seventy-two, or about
thirty-four per cent. of the employees served
in the army or navy. In the department of
state about twenty-five per cent. OF the total
force, about eighty male clerks, are dis
charged soldiers; and in the diplomatic and
consular service not less than forty per cent.
of the whole number are reported as honor
ably discharged Union soldiers. The State
of Senator Harrison Indiana has nine en-
ployes under the serge eant-at-arms of
the Senate, receiving aggregate an
nual salary OF S14,940, and there
is only one single Union soldier among
them, and he is a lsborer at S720 4 year.
The report shows the progress of the Iegisla-
ton which resulted IN giving the officer. of
the Senate power to appoint subordinates, !
and adds that the average per cent. of SOL |
diers and sailors employed in the different |
executive departments is forty, while the |
average in the Senate Offices is fifteen per |
cent. While this condition of things exists |
the Senate does lot occupy favorable ground |
from which to lecture other departments Of |
the government. About twenty female copy |
lists at the navy department have been !
dropped from the rolls on account of the |
failure OF Congress to provide payment.
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THE LABOR SITUATION.
s.ructx for An Aayauee.


SFF"CA TUE "H % H"s""Oo'
SCRANTON, PA, July 4.-The miners and
lsborers in the Lucas mines have struck for
an ADVANCE.
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HOW THE AccrpENr OCCURRED.


One OF the survivors says the Sciots was
coming up the river under a full head Of
steam, and Fhen about half mile from
Mingo Junction the John Lomas was sighted
coming down. The pilot of the Sciota
whistled for the channel, but owing to mis-
understanding both boats took the same side,
the Lomas striking the Sciota and sinking
her in fifteen feet water in three minutes
from the time OF the collision.
THE soEsEs ON THE sCIoTA WERE HEART
RENDING,
and the life struggles we're frightful to be-
hold. The Lomss was only slightly disabled,
and went TO work at once to save those on
board the unfortunate Sciota. This task was
rendered easier by the bright moonlight, and
no douh many lives were saved from this
reason. 1t is now believed that the first re-
ports we're exaggerated, and that the loss OF
life will not exceed twenty persons.
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COLONEL. CHAMBERS HnNnRFn-

ROME, July 4.-Colonel Chambers, who
presented Garibsldi's sword to Rome, has
been created commander of the order of
Maurice and Lazarus