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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-22

LoSDSS. December IA dispatch to
tie Reuters Telegram Company report-
tnat Prince krapetkine wa arrested *
inr nDn and iruUght % Lyons. where BE-
wls lodged in Jail.
LToNs. December sf.-Prirce E-1-of-
sine was arrested in consequence Of TIE
discovery Il important rapcrs dzfrra- q r.
etat doln.cli.zry visit % bis house. lie Z.
enar-ets-hrst- WIKI b@icr<is- o an asso-
e,al ion q ErenelI-.ea anl fereiEners, the
OBJECT 81 which i tie overthrow II social
order - means = pilIass and a-sassf, =
lol, and -cconL wisl a1virg been Ito
chief uover ~ the An1rchf.t dissertation
II France aDG with visiting LYONS Tor tie
purpose q organizirg 4 congriraev at 4
,eeT.i meeting. Prize ErupctEire ard
lcriy-ilTe ether Anarc.s.sts r7ii IL tried X
LYONS eariy in 5lauarY before tise Correc-
tor1l Tribunal.
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VIEW YORK


EK- ToFx- DccemAer l-No"a--eiScks
frru- u.yueT. Ter cpar E,rnanEH-l.or-
$50. shrr.- So -t1.r bonds Bexlsrtt-- tsag-
eT1laauts rpne-ailv ua~kar<rsi-
IS IRE corning ~ s-ecx nlafsef ~ ',ril md
rer@f1l.iT f--rricr i1wcr h1I . Fe-ier'a 7 =
etc., burt-z the 1-sf b.u- - tom vs. rzrosr
ic1~r. aud prices feif &C .aGif-t-f 1l.Tfl i ard
Nnehr. De- AMI DeI1w1rp. LacktwaBra -ue Vest
c11 iasfilz tIc decline. Eat tinu-l ful- TIC
u17rte- subecsreutiF became stsou-- al4 7tnrti7
after "a i-i.aT -ur1r.ei an alg1is'e ~ q. in
F'itrl NIr-.laru Pacific and e-t,rn l-nn Ee--
rius- c0usH,claus. N4uEelpriis n11 - Louis.
however feI ~ I - = !. For re ncrt urrr fna
IS haif rierr VS. vr-- .i-te IrsiIees rr-ili igrrff
emit rire. ~rrll el Isogr -re.tr- Hurirr Re lzst
hour 10 tone er rie 4a-set 20 generally trm
ruf lrfcrs moved Nd a frtctf1n- auf ii Tie ln-L
Fsiez NEv I1rs fel-rIl rldi-riT Dropped -.
EfeLuor.a and DauTllie J. fI! Or ---t " f.r li--
49, The urrsr- rlurett car ant generally
cea--. Tie eiI1-E-a f-lrn Yesterday closing
-r;cas ere irrr-rIar. Gir1e1 l0iis rll - Lg1ls
leilx Il al g IcirlruG 1al Ee.t Pl.lt T. s0y-
ar. ~lff. western rEisr o. anil rrllr- l-zllif
referred Z hlrer. rraa -lcl4lls l-l -
SEQ .l1rl-
BAL-I1soEE
r'fr-t7,ra-.-- De-elaf.cr -1.-1 gaia s-s- eon-
7.tdt-el So. -r-i-.1s crrrcl- - lrF
-fl-.4J Do t3--lT-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
10 rHE OssFAron yRca Az. ror,rs.

A1a.-~ 20 isr ~a-ssaai ca~s.af- cerr-.-
~icHa' Pracvcdf-rs Yestsr,,.x- ,,.,,,.,s.
" Asa'a1eae q BE- seid ~ ar~tsoo-t
RrF-n~e-La-S VsaI=tsr Knl.d sy ~
az AasSas-Iao Ergsr-sS Z lot a. rf,rss,-
tea. v e; |rr9 Vscahic agp-rb-rsra-
Aaecss sr chr Rschrst-r Bzak Fas4,-.--
cgecItsd >saseEs. ssesa,ssfes--. .--.. -.
L'a'irr Or tna-raisss a Erancr-c. her L.
f--sssiaS Fe-rixa Ev.zt.. Nr.
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- -fstes Narsaal Goodwin L.. ai-A'
LIMITED . u arrest John y L,se On .. . "VSs
Ie ~ Tor alleged sioa.tioa q ne fs1 1 ms ~,
gen .,.s '1- w;l-on GreG Il Goodwin, And VS.
-l.f dad rs the aster-
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sngIfH4. December Il - =.
--- ----', rr9-s earnings Of the Nor.'l1
pa ia western r1il-oad i9r tae lEsS IN. t~-
v.-s 81 December were : 49, :, -
~ Increase Is compared via q o. 80, So' -
=. $50, s.er.5E OK lsat year u e''''''''
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$50. =. Y. December ILL &C.
f,rif Il bali Caafls J. tou' -. its,-
- :. e~-a't iie action q thc EIAAh 3el.
~ ,..sa- Of false prcteAce> saA forgery
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Persons KiIsra by 1i"e As-
ef1cnf.

r,o,~u-xD. pDUssl4. Dcfeuibft
-, 60 was lsscsndi5g tae liar 'isi-
.,' ,,,,n.. YESTERDAY tie chain 70 Y alch - y
s o.. S.,ssehea broke and the cage ZEN Ei''-
in. twenty persons.
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fETALs, GEDDsToSEs. &c.

METALS. GENDsTONEs. 81.
vi
BE-T RFFINED BAR u.oS--ls-lftfri sizes
rrng.-E--ElUE. HOOP. BAND and ot AS
.a-U9E IRoS AID NORWAY --i-Af $3.50
sartci aEas.
Er-sIA. GALvANILED- aad A1ii.El,-AN
SFIEET-EEoN.
NtYL0lv- G ~ sTE. ,s,i-- snl iiik--i r'-A-'
sPEr. Tsr- SHEET HyNC- SOLDER AALAa'
NOVA -CDTIA and OHIO 6HiSp-tosA >-a
fuE -1uUly.
-. ~ EENRY u. WORTH An
sefe-gm ecrscr fifteenth aad lary s,f'--ta.
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L1n; American zenne.i, Oh rcm1alou Szr
T-Ier. = p s-r sfaa.tfr-t fxrs IA la--- 49, n
ds-Iers y. IN ET',aH iD15, Ezgi.-a aud American
.se-t 4t5 Scr -wcsses- sznlTsfr-i. 80 &C.; asvr-
5,,liss on r1,.u.zi~u- ss.75 ar standard sf.p.
ior go seEs- IL small iot-- -.
P.srg'-lEs,i 80. wholeslle. e.; r-.al,. f.r.
Rsgs- Manila bet. I1c.: ne. -sase-
iaE15er. stzvsS. &c.
Lz1a5e-- Ire married = wel s-ncSes HrtI fi.sIs
-sinzua- N1lis la - suf - er.er- si7.fs2. p
Fir-liis1 pup-zr. 81 as 2 l.acr- Vet Fir-
glll Waite pine -fJlr.i1 = l.0fG, Taii3E zinc
l-.i..s. aear'.., - -. ~ ciefr- s = SIS I,
l-i- S435 -l5- scr-r-ilr O. si1ss al lengths
~ii.1-e-i-ine. st-Ittsl.-r. r--r r-.s- .fr-li.E-.
- = Lsit0s az. sle. - LztG-.g IL Il :
y SEE Hhi.ksy-sa---i rir-ser. ---en. srsa
80 Z l-l9rs -'s.'r-'.- ..-tlaf 3, r I-iinr. sru7-
1---ui timber slr.-7 e. i-tHc- sllrlrs fra~es.
- rr-- ti-lel -e-ii-r- -. 80 4flur-lTr-
ri poi'-a- ,ia-te- E0-sla1i-lsars. zoe. . 3Guans
L-eusrs. wines. &c.
~ segtch- Best ar.a-- si-u q. s22J
5-rsfieg- rsore--i--s1 cen lisa --.f. e.,s l
49,. aDpi-- 1. sL-r.e Glib SO =
EIe ~ sseef rlaa-m. rI. -H.7,s3- rre eff.
f,f-1.a '-'aii-.-- b. u-rf- -L-7-. So clt.
~, oau'tr. s---c .I-7,- in7r--e 3. IS ?
80 yfr-f r-.a- s7-s.es1.s-.
Ler'.'et Hs-7r- Ell lr-i.su.
F1--ir-, -h1r. zc-
81 IeT n -l1l q 1'o s-sf.
STAR Nnr-lrrl- $3.50 a-1l-srs
frt...a.sa.s- -e.
seed.
Trr,v- $50
t-r-i l-1lt=I.---
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eesxua EusHeE-

snRzvEfCrT, La pe. .-s'.., -,sfor-
ens-ar srlth iorty or Gsfy baie- o. ssssr'.'
from Yar.i.ll. Tex4s, for Ne" of'e'''''
Wa bssned near here yesteTas!'
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HOLIDAY GOODS

IF S. fE z
-l.i RI Lrrut Tine
er ALgL H..
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NtFo presented by Mr. Stsr
. .... 1F. Miller Of New York. ara VI
a..ei,.H Tor The passags al the I'm n ~;-e
49, ,'fi-ioi'~ 10 ose-arrcd and o-a-
ar Fefsshston presented petitions s,r
~-.'.' 9Eiee o. RELATE equal 70 ans resIuc-
,H'- ~ my De made n the tax on tohre-
he repeal q az taxrs o. Tobacco
Ar. Pendletol stated tl.sf 10 hss p,
atiFei teieGrrphie communication f--,~,
prominent dealer in vgai..sey asEino- ~; -
Ma. "-'"saF
Ar. Sherman sad he also lad rpea,,-..,
several ccmllr2icsgtisus ~ te'e.-s-,rh =, -.
ANN 20 the aiiowarce Of rt4re "a, once 80.
toes, tax shea.d 5e rslured.
Dir. Brown oGcfef . re-oi,sf,r vrr;.t.
vas agreed %. Directing re ~sora,.rv ~
Har .1 inierrn The ~erafe n dc ,-.~.-7.- E
i.ict. Titl fAf wnfk g irnrrovrr,r-+ - ~.
tar''r- "a SD gr.laL rr1 Br7a.-.iri,- fl,..
eN 1-ir- D2t-. AID fae amount f5sf
.A tt.-.-i.-lr expended 9uf,~r frr
= 1T ---ai fe"r- 81 A-f1er q -u-ren-r9- I'D
pr Ncft "oa.a roc prove very Gefriaec-
-t ~ t-c Fr'.il- interest Dr. lerr,-- ffl-
VIZ. n az Incomplete -tlte. Also. vr,rt
pr. '.1 Is necessary % Fee ~. r0nr.af.,i 4.
a son 20 ee-l1rt Ire 9ora a- r.
-e9a & 'e e1E---t Z j. each h2-lo- ars-i-s
.'t go lL --.-i year. e'-c. 20 furnish -in,-
iT -i- -an1 l7 re.cl0a ID csea ~ .fl
Eitei 20 t-l~ril ffr which a-...r r.--f' -f1r..
vere l...f. IS session.
oa -iar.oa 4 lir. Moron r.e resolution.
a'.'i, f-r ee r1 mas amen = .34s \, 7r-
n.v o. Pie tarlor OIL Mot-r
AZ 'se r.rr 20 tae r.-o f.-- -
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icunfrl ffcflt--
fI..... I.-.-.r-i TODD 49, $3.50 .1-i
-.... I.t..
8.-s-.- ~.
...-... .r-.. ..... -.l rsa. e..
-
-.r- -r --. f
H.N. e-
~ reg .-- II --.
rt.-r...
.-.--
$1,000
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.....-
o.. Lr -.-4 -
-r.1.l.
-.. +. a.r..... ......r.
~ of .ae-arr. ae..
...-...-. i. ,.e.- l.re. D. -.l-.-- ..i-l
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p .-@ve 49, - as. ...l- .,,--
f.aI. r.et cola nr .l--l'a-. .it-
.au4-r...H ~ r-n .I --
....Ian.tarr- amos a-f
r.rIl lt r.lftc .--- .-
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,-.l .s..- ...r. occurred s.lel .rl l." 10
... .,.-..s ,. ..-.-..l a-.- ..-i-
.r.a- rlc L-t t-lt f --'
RANGED.
81. -,-- r-..rr, r.-- trr urE-.fN-. CT p
q -i.' g. ---' -- .,.--I-
ND lUl Nt. H ii-Nf- --li 'N '.- -.---
r..r-r -,--ro-r.-f- sppEl2.
A-f
,,.,. --.r...frs rr f..trz il rl.'c1.-.r .rf-i..
80. Isl st..- "a l,,.e rcrl. -1.I.f --
.- ...-. l.sl u-f.. cT ~ I'D --..a,'a- - II
. ff.tr.rees- N1lt.i. lr..fs.ae>-. -e. l-i'
e. -p-r-.. 81. N- Q.e.
e.la- sIr 81 $50 -rt ~. ..--- % ...-..i'.-. --
D ~. ..-... ~ ~. is C .r. ...le
~ if- ---.....rl
-. r....-.r..r,- ..-r ,.-rI. & rH sv-D
D. - ..,.-,..,. rrsFrr..rLA-
TOE IN TIE ROUSE
,,,,.e.- fire zrneat ray tc. :. tlar,uz.,y
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UEAlgc tLrER- FuG Holiday
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B. n--f. ''- ~'F-
---i h.- -or-
.-.llL
j. O.. gEsCr COX
T. H.-PEsl 6 -Js.
FIJI ..rtv SHIRTS.
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gl,frs. e-r-sr. ~ g.. ~ a. .s- o. = it-' =,
.,,sssi 4 - III fii-1- lils iJc.
LscsEe. Rsaeh Gather, = sor-; ciIs a sl-4
rzrIess. sst-J7c-; eeuatr, .i,.- -, - -
ys,e-; wx1 gpfcf So t"''s 49, -
&c, oak sic. tyc.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-07
Republican Primaries.

The republican primaries were duly held on
Saturday night. Notwithstanding the storm tina,
had prevailed during the evening, and which
had made the streets very muddy. The at.
tendance was slim throuy hout, but. the bust
ness seems to have been transacted with intel
ligence and dispatch
The following are the names of the dele
gates chosen as far as heard from:
PRECINCT NO. I.
Judge Noonan, G. A Duerler, Ed. Fro
bese, Gerald Griffin, Nat Sulzbacher and
Aug. HUH.
PRECINCT NO. 2.
A. Belknap. l. w. Madras, Geo. Paschal,
T. G. Anderson, X. Willing. Geo. Miller.
PRECINCT NO. Fl.
c. w. Ogden. J. P. Newcomb. J. N. Arm
strong, Hines Davis, NJ. G. Anderson.
PRECINCT NO. 3.
John c. Manning, Joseph U'-ich, F. c.
Hsrsen, ]. V. Dignowity, Col. K Moore,
VIM. Logw BOD, II. D Burr EFT.
PRECI' CT NO. 4
A. Siemering, l. e. Gro,haus, F. Gtaus,
Chas. E'mentorf. II. Schultz, c. Runee,
Chas. Bechtor, Ben Cleghorn, W. M. Lewis,
A. Self H.
PRECINCT 20 20.
II L. Dign witty. VIM H. fling. Henry
Lewis, Peter Shiffers. d I.ennard. Gus av
Faust, ]. II Bolton, E. Connolly, Herman Ell
beers, c. l., pilnowi,y.
PRECINCT No, %.
Carl Groos. Eugene Stafiel, c. Fl. Johnson,
c. II. Cliff I'd, A. Moye. w. ~. Ri ". c. I.
HuPper,z, Henry Lewis, James Macarthur.
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Menger Hotel.

Mrs M Deaae, Boone; M Miller. Ora,
Michael, F M Spencer, Galveston; F N and
Mrs Neuhan, Hallettsville; c F Whitney,
Texas Mexican Railway; c E Miner. Nine
garcon; ] F Miller, Gonzales: w Macy, New
York: Mrs Chambers. Richmond; H Bra
shear. M Schmitt, Houston: E M Gardner, G
J Gooch, Palestine; T l. Darby, Pecos; ]
Lery, Louis' lille: B Whellock. New York; VI
M Heazlit, San Francisco; Mrs M M Harris.
Master Harris, Miss Louise Hoffman, Bren-
ham; H Hanson. Monterey; A Bruno, A l.
McLane. Sam A Wolcot, Loredo; Mrs c
Beebe, Denver; A Moore. Capote farm; ] N
O'Donnell, St Louis; Mrs E f Ryne, Chi,
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THE FIGHT IN EGYPT.
ARAB ATTACKED BY THE BRITISH.

London, August 5, p. ma dispatch to
Reuters Telegram Company, dated Alexan-
dria, 6:3s this evening says: At s o'clock
this afternoon the British troops, with a num-
Der OF field guns served by sailors, attacked
the advance guard Of Arabi Pasha near RAM
leh, between the Mahmoudich canal and the
CAIRO railway. firing upon the enemy's posi-.
ton from three sides. The engagement,
which is of a serious nature, still continues.
Arab Pasha sent fourteen men with white
flag to the British camp this morning. The
party was received by Maj n Pringle, but the
interview was without results.
Alexandra, August S, 1880 p. m.-The
objects of the operations to-day was a recon-
noisance in force. This afternoon a steady
advance was made by the marines upon the
railway line, the rihemen upon the west bank
OF the Mahmoudich canal, and the South STAFF
iordsn,re regiment and mounted infantry
upon the east bank. The enemy were driven
from all of their advance posts, and were COM
PEELED to bring into action all their troops
available in front Of their principal line of
intrenchments at Kafr-elDewar, namely.
about four hattalions of infantry, their force of
cavalry and several guns. The latter we're
completely silenced by accurate FIRE of our
4o-pounders. The Egyptian infantry held
their ground with considerable steadiness.
The marines on the railway, who were under
the immediate command Of General Allison,
pushed the enemy back upon their second line
OF entertainments toward Kafr. ell Dewar. The
marines were supported by the South Stafford
shire regiment and rifles. They suffered some
what but behaved with the greatest GOODNESS
and steadiness under heavy fire. The object
of the British operations which was to compel
the enemy to display what force and what guns
they had in front Of their main position, was
completely attained. This was ascertained by
nightfall, when the British were slowly and
steadily Withdrawn. No accurate return of
killed and wounded is yet obtainable The
enemys loss is unknown. A large number of
wounded fell into the hands Of the British.
Many dead were seen. A considerable num-
Der OF the enemy were made prisoners.
The British lately made successful expert
ments with the 4c-pounders mentioned, while
mounted on the ironclad railway track.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
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PERSONAL.

Sheriff A. Bruno, Of Laredo, is in the city.
Frank Tanning has left for Corsicana to
visit friends.
Mr.. Henry Nordhaus, Of Pleasanton, is in
the city on business.
Hon. ]. F. Miller, of Gonzales, i; in the
city.
+. L. Darby contractor from the Pecos, has
arrived at the Menger.
Maj. Gooch was in the city yesterday visi :
ing his family.
c. E. Miner the handsome passenger agent
for the Sunset has returned
Mrs. Mckay and Miss Dora Scallon, Of
Corsicana, are a. the Hotel Maverick.
Prof. Detmers has returned again, and is
quartered at the Hotel Maverick.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Whitney are at the
Hotel Maverick.
L. M. and Mrs. Michael, of Overton, have
arrived at the Hotel Maverick.
Major Moore. of the Capote Farm. is
quartered at the Menger.
Thad. w. Smith has again gone to Laredo
to attend his sick father.
A. A Wolff is off to the north purchasing
goods for the fall season.
Col. c. F. Bailey, editor of the Rockport
Transcript, is a guest at the Central.
Jerry O'Brien, aged 81. an Irishman. died
yesterday. at the Santa Rosa hospital, from
alcoholism.
The death Of the two day-old son of F.
Miles from hemorrhage of the umbilicus, is
also reported.
Sam A. Wolcott. the we'll known cattle king
of Webb county, is guest at the Menger
hotel.
A. M. Britain, president city national bank.
Fort Worth, and of the Live Stock Journal
publishing company, is in the city. He is one
of the largest cattle owners in the state.
Mr. las Clark, of the new town of Mayors
vile, Pecos county, is in town, and gave US
call to-day.
Mrs. M. NJ. Harris, Of Brennan. accom-
panied by Master Harris and Miss Louise
Hoffman,, arrived at the Menger yesterday.
Mr.. A. w. Clifford is in the city on his way
to the rinine works Of his company at Villr-
ldama, Mexico.
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COLORED RESOLUTIONS.

The resolutions framed by The sd precinct
meeting, complaining that the colOred men
had not received their share Of the Offices
from the federal government and federal Office
holders may have been ill-timed, but were
quite pat. and contain a real cause of griev-
ance. One thing is certain, our colored
friends will continue to remain in The cold as
long as bourbon rule continues, and bourbon
rule viii! continue until the republican party
can effect such a combina,io as will ov, =
throw it. Some flour colored citizens have
voted with Il e democrats, We ask, have they
been rewarded either at the hanis of the
state or the national democracy. Success
alone will bring abou ths resulls by our Col
ored friends.
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HOrd's Hotel.

RM Johnston, P L Hemingway, Austin:
w E Meike, Boerne, Neal Caldwell. State
Troops; A o Babel, Ell Paso; G. Ward, A
McManniS, San Marcos; H M Dimick. FW
Simpson, Uvalde; II H Goldsticker, Luling;
F Peyton Mcneil, Lacoste; ] M Pinkerton
Sour Wells: A J Galley, Uvalde; M X
Wheeler, Dallas; w M Casebolt, GAINESVILLE:
A S Amber, Devine: w A Waugh. Waugh's
Ranch; D J"nes, Palestine: DR. and Miss Har
rison, Columbus; T II Miller, Austin.
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Hotel Maverick.

Mrs Mckay, Miss D ra Scallon, Corsicana:
H H Rrelsehman. o Wells, St Louis: M,
and Mrs B F Mclean, r Brent, NY; L NJ
and Mrs Michael, Mr. and Mrs c F Whitney.
Overton; Mrs w Getty. Mrs M Leonard,
Laredo; H J Detmers, Washington; M c Wit
beck, Austin.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-07

Republican Primaries In Precincts No,
2 and e..
Pursuant to call Chas. w. Ogden called the
meeting to order and
On motion was elected chairman and p.
Newcomb secretary.
On motion it was decided to hold a joint
meeting of precincts and ~, and to select 10
delegates to represent the precincts.
On motion committee to report names of
delegates was appointed, to-wit: Geo. Paschal,
l.. w. Madaraz, X. Wulfng and Chas. Sauer.
The following names of delegates were re-
ported and elected:
Precinct 2: A. Belknap, l.. w. Madaraz,
Geo. Paschal, 7. &. Anderson, X. WuIhns,
Geo. Meller.
Precinct No. II: c. w. Ogden, ]. P. New
comb, J. w. Armstrong. JOS. Davis, NJ. G.
Anderson.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
{. w. OGDEN, Chairman.
p. NEWCOMB. Secretary.
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THE GERMAN PRESS ON THE suEz CANAL.

London, August 5.-The Times correspond
ent at Berlin says: The greater portion of
the German press, refer ing 10 the occupation
OF Suez by the British acknowledge that,
since the making of the Suez canal was with
out the sanction of the sultan, he has no
power to interfere with it. England has acted
wisely in assuming the positions which now
are OF great impoi lance to her.
FEELING IN SPAIN.
Madrid, August 5.-General satisfaction is
felt here at the report that all the powers cx-
cePt Turkey and England have admitted the
claims OF Spain to be consulted in regard to
the protection OF the Suez canal The news
papers here criticise the action Of England in
asking for time to reply.
ANTAGONIST BETWEEN ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
London, August s.-The Standards cores
pendent at S.. Petersburg. says: There is no
longer and doubt that divergence of views
exists between England and Russia, which is
exercising very prejudicial influence upon all
attempts to harmonic the English action in
Egypt with the legitimate rights and wishes of
the powers 1t is not unlikely that this diver
gence will lead to break up of the conference
at an early date without any tangible result.
BANKERS WARNED AGAINST TURKEY.
Alexandra, August Sir Auckland CAL
vim, acting British consul-general, visited all
the banks on Friday and warned them against
negotiating drafts of the Turkish government.
RESOLUTIONS BY THE CANAL COMPANY.
Paris, August SIN consequence of tele-
gram received from M. DeLesseps, at Ismai-
Ia, The Suez Canal Company has passed a
special resolution declaring that as the khe-
dive could not authorize the making of the
Suez canal without the sanction of the sultan.
he has no power to interfere with it.
ARCTIC SEARCH.
London, August 5-Th- following tele-
gram, dated Habmerpest. August a, has been
received in L,ndon: A sloop has brought
letters from Sir Allen Young, commanding the
Arctic search and relief steamer Hope, dated
Karmahuld, Nova Zembla. July 10, stating
that the Hope was there and that ali on board
were well.
The Hope had stormy voyage, encounter
ing ice and fog, There was no news of the
Ezra, but a Russian captain boarded her off
Nova Zembla at the end of last Iuly. Sir
Henry Gee Booths yacht Karo; which is
also searching for Mr.. Leigh Smith, was lying
in the same harbor with the Hope.
PUBLISHER ARRESTED IN Ireland.
Tuam. August s.-R:chard Kelley, pzoprie.
tor of the Tuam Herald, was committed for
trial to-day for publishing an ticle written by
James Redpath, which is alleged to have been
an Indictment to the murder Of Mr.. Burke.
Bail was accepted. The sicini y of the court
was crowded dur 1g the examination.
ADvICEs FROM HAVANA,
Havana, August 5.-There were thirty four
deaths from yellow fever in Havana up to
Thursday evening during the past week. The
secretary of the government, Senior Diaz
Quintano, is now sick with the fever.
II is reported that drouth has destroyed
nearly the whole corn crop in the jurisdiction
of Remedies,
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There are about fifty cases of yellow fever
now existing. and increasing rapidly. There
was to-day one death, a German named
Quasi, recently from Europe. There are con-
Aictipg reports about the disease existing
throughout the country, but they are not re-
liable
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POstOfiice Delegates to the County Con-
VentiOn.
The following is the postoAice delega ton to
the county convention: j. c. Manning. ]. ID.
Leonard, Herman ELDERS, c. J. Hupperz.
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advance any candidate as proper man as an
independent candidate is ridiculous as such an
endorsement would be an invitation to the
democracy to point to him asa republican in
disguise.
Gov. Davis is too we'll known as republi.
csn-his services have been too eminent, his
history too closely connected with the history
of the republican party of Texas and the nation
to make it possible for him to disguise his prin-
ciples, but Gov. Davis has given the only
pledge that can bring to him the independent
vote: mot to enter party caucus" And tits
this pledge that has caused so much virtuous
indignation on the part Of certain republicans;
as the postmaster feelingly expressed it, in
effect, he loved Gov. Davis as we'll as he did
his brother: he admired him beyond express
sion, but when he declared he would not enter
party Caucus, tnat settled it.
The republicans of the city and county have
always been liberal enough when it came to
supporting candidates. We supported Mr..
Schleicher for congress, and yet we were not
read out of the party; we supported i'm
French for mayor and retained our individu
ality as republicans, and when it comes to
giving our votes to the independent ticket this
year we possibly may survive the shock, not
outstanding the virtuous protestations Of the
simon-pure jacob fellows that
never, that is, hardly ever, devia:ed from the
"caucus" candidate in the race
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THE NAVY YARDS,

Huntsville, August 6 -Ex-United State
Deputy Marshal T. J. Hewlett shot ond kille,
Sandy Bynum, colored, the most prominen
leader Of the republicans in Madison county
at an independent rally, to-day: A mob o
negroes then congregated, vowing to kill Hew
lett, but were pacifed with great difficulty
Hewlett fled, but it is rumored he was arreste,
late tonight.