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Times at Constantlnople says: Among unedu-
Gated Mussumans the sympathy for Araoi Facna Is
nnd,minished but among those who are capable OF
Distinguishing between the political and sentiment-
nj aspects of the question there is decided revo!
tion Of feeling. and some Of those who formerly APP
plauded Arab now condemn him as a dangerous
enemy of the Empire"
CoNsTANrINoPLE. Aug. 2i.-The Porte has al
dressed a protest 10 Lord Duflerln. the British Am
bassador. In regard 70 the interruption of eGraph
lc communication with Egypt. the Porte being M
able 10 communicate with its officers at the hho-
dives palace.
LovDoN. Auc 25.-The Cons antnople corre-
sponGcnt of The UGly NnCs telegraphs that gen
eral confidence Is expressed in diplomatic c.rclcs
and bv the press that the moderate parry has IT.
umphcd and that the military convention WI oo
concluded. Lord Dufierln's essential demands are
already conceded, and the question OF form oh4E
awaits decision. -
II is reported from COnstantInope that me NulAh
consulted Germany in regard 10 the mllliaTy con
vention and that Germany has ADVISED MN 10
come 10 an understanding ith lngland as cooprIa-
ion with that nation was the only means ol delea'-
ing Russia's plans
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PLACEMENTS or WESTERN NEWs.

NEGRO LYNCHED II ARKANSAS
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 2I.-Adviges nave been
racc n ere thut th. negro >m b, Who attempted 10
oDfr,g- a waite lady, has been ynchcd by disguise
PARTY, who -hOt uiul 20 death.
THE GRO"TU or COLORADO.
DENVER. Aug. 24-Judge ". ID. Kelley, Of
Pennsylvania. addressed lrle audience In tne Easterl
Hal VI the Exposition bn!llug Last night, on the
growth Of Coorld' in tie art en- years and the re
ductiau OF tie Sac ria revenue tax.
FATALLY BURNED By MOLTEN METAL
Chicago, Auz. 24-By IN explosion Of an
IRON Oul il the rolling mills at south Chicago yester-
cat evening tnrce pltucn-AlDrrt DlDbin3. william
Roach and George IaY-werc horribly burned One vii
dle ana Ne others may over Molten metal was
tarOwa all over tie uufOr unae men uy the explosion
IN PURSUIT OF HORSE THIEVES
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 24.-An exciting horse
thif uuut i- going on IN Van Burca County this STATE
Two of ue thieves were killed Augu,t % aad one las
been sent 20 the Pcuitcuuary FOR sixteen years Tie
band made up % desperate chnracer anu tronDe Is
anticipated n their capture.
THE SALE OF A FEMALE COLLEGE.
CrNCINNATL Aug. 24.-ln the rOtunda OF
the our House this morning the second atlen9 to sell
e Wesleyan Female Colc-e was made, tails time sue
ssfulv The property wI- bOu ~ IN by the B'~ri OF
Tru-t,es n ere0y saving the scnoo 70 tho cy and The
Nr1nodst Episcopal Church only one bid WAS made,
thai being FOR SIS 1873 34. twothrds of the appraised
value OF tie Institution, by the Rev. Dr. j. NJ. Walden
for the trustees OF the college.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NE WS.
TEXAS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

AUSTIN, Tex.,.Aug. 24.-TheiTexas Republi-
can state Convention today effected permanent or
ganizaton by the election OF JIG Tracer one OF the 3O6
chairman. and c. W. Campbell as secretary, without
dissenting vote. A platform adopted pedgng tie
support OF the party IN Texas, at the approach
ing election. OF candidates who come before
the people for their sufrages purely as Independents
free from parry nominations In other forms Ot caucus
dlc'atiou, and who agree 10 support hroad liberal
and generous policy. embracing free school education
ten months IA the year, a free ballot ana iair
count. q revision OF the jury laws, 80 that
Jurors shall BE- drawn impnrtialy, the sale
school lands TO actual settlers only and IN parcels not
exceeding go acres. aud provisions Tor working con
wltnlu the walls
Resolutions adopted OF conideuco In Ex-Governor
J. T. D1vi- approving the Administration of President
Arthur and the platform adopted by last National
ReUuDliclu Convention.
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REPORTS FkOM PORT SAID.

PORT SAID. Aug. 24.-rwo Arabs have been shot
here for Lot answering the chalcIEe OF sentry.
1,. exodus of natives has consequently been rc-
nrwed
several more Of Arab Pacha's officers have AZ
rived at Kantara from the Egyptian camp at
S.labi.b to make submission 10 the British. A
I..,.r from t.e coulmandant a Fort Gheinieh has
l.a received bv the Shcikhs the Arab quarter OF
Port SAID. charging them to warn the lnhapl'an,s
10 Aee III consequence OF rumor that black resi-
,nent was advancing ON Port SAID from Damietta
A British force with some artillery has been sent
Lcyond the native quarter.
Mouce Bey, Zarab Bey and the other Egyptian
officers who started for the front Yesterday IN COM
nanny with Lord Charles BoresiOrd VIII bc OF Ia
inrr,e service TO the En4li-n staff when ihe ill.,
tyItlulc collapse OF Aiabi, cover sAs' rs lAty
can discriminate between I'd real traitors and those
merely forced INTO the rebellion.
~,ancu are landing guns from yess. Is here, with
the view OF arm.ug a train similarly 10 that al
Alexandria.
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/ DEFlUL1ING PAYNG TELLER.

Providence. X. l., Au.. 2l.-Henry J. Hall,
,o.,o,t,I.r.rtn. RAols I-laed Hospital Trust Com
mn cnr.--.- tlut ne is % draultar 10 the amount ot
100 1lc stealing begun in l-75 anu was care
fully cocaa ed ia his daily returns " cash. except ID
e,se OF general examination of the insliu,lon' "Aeh
Le would hide his deficiency n the accounts OF arse De
uo-itors The d,lcaton Was discovered while Han was
absent on A.s vacation lie says ne Aas not Ds'H ca
,- liza utculatlOn, bat las spent the money ia FecA-
i ,,t ,.tr,ya..ut llvlu- nI-liu aud without Als
i,lur Uali lf, ,rr the exposure. male M attempt To
i.,-, the town. aud r-tcl t-' afternoon. ne
.rr. mod An . Justices court, pleaded gLly ahd
. nu lu $4,000 fir trial. ilt uur7 h'l Want n'Au7
HAl l.- % wife aud three cn ldieh ne ms oocurieu
r-t,.tla ut-iti ia society, l- member Oi the COM
l.. tnu.c.i irun Ttutu ward ahb l7 "nc4a-y Con-
uecL,d win Masonic and otAer oi-aA-@iLoh7'
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ITALIAN LABOREBS IN BOSTON.

BosroN, Aug. 24.-This morning three loads
of Italians arrived by tie Warren Line Of steamers.
coming from the Old Colony depot where they arrived
from New-York. AS they drove through Marcina-st
they wce saluted th shouts and jeers by strikers bat
no violence was offered No police protection was pro-
Iec Last evening the first OF violence by strikers
VA, lerDetrated on A. Goodrich. South Boston, who
IA cu.t.Ioved by the Cuglgd Company. Yesterday a
riz., g armed him 20 work under thrcl- of being
isiurtd Llsl ulZht. while mis- home. he was ap
u p,tc.cd D., trec loug5unr-mcn two or whom kuOo okcd
i,, o0n a.d the third kicxe1 him severely. He sue
JET I'm ge- ting away, but was unable 10 work to-day
On account OF A!s AIIile7.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
IN THE TREASURY BUILDING.

DISCOVERY IN THE TREASURY BUILDING.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Ihe Erening Star
says The committee that has been making an iDves-
tigatOn into the management Of the storekeepers de-
parmcnt OF the Treasury Building has discovered that
there regular and systematic shortage in the
amount OF fee delivered 70 the Treasury Department,
extending two years. The amount OF the shortage
is estimated at 10000 pounds Of Zoe per MONTH and the
total amount involved reaches large The way In
which the discrepancy discovered was by compar-
ing the Of the amount OF ice paid for and the
tickets made out by the employe who daily weighs me
ice delivered for disfrbutiOn b. the agent or tho lck
erbOcker 10. Company Tie voucher showed that 20
much e had been paid for while the tickets reyeae
the fact about 10000 pounds Of Ice had been pnd
for month more than mad been delivered lhe lras-
ury Department however Is secured by the bond OF me
ngent Of the ice company AID vii have the entire
amount Of the shortage REFUNDED and covered BACK INTO
the Treasury"
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OPERATIONS AEOuND ALEXANDRIA.

LoNDoN. Aug 24-A dispatch to the Exchange
Teerraph Complnv from Alexandria. dated $50
D. m says: "Aovements are observable IN Arab
Pacha's camp, from which it is surinsed that the
enemy are about to adyaure.'
Adls..tch to The Maacac ter Gaariaa from Alex
andua states that The garrison at Mex has been
reinforced to guard against attack by tribes from
tie direction Of lripoh.
ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 24.-Bcdouns, reported to be
several hundred In number, entered mleh to-day
and plundered several houses. The outpost, are
now exchanging shots with them. Several resi-
dents who had returned to Kamieh, have again
He'd.
intelligence received at the Palace states that the
Tonlak-el-D akrur Railway has been cut a short dis
tance south of ElkItah. It's supposed 10y Bedoun-,
with the object OF cutting OH Arab Pachas retreat
10 pper Egypt. Sultan Pacha has received lnfor-
nation from Upper Egypt that strong feeling
a.allst Arab exists among the people because OF
H., cAacti0ns.
Negotiations are proceeding between the com
1nander OF the Austrian gunboat Nautilus and th.
Arab, at Abou1I with the view of ciiccsng the
release of the officer and twelve men who while the
Nautilus was OH Aboukir on Monday. were sent
ashore, where they were made prisoners.
The plllagng party at Ranieh to-day consisted
Of fifty BedoUns aud tive men Of the Mustaphezen
Regiment As soon as they catered the outskirts
OF Kanleh they began their work Of plumber. On
tie approach OF body Of Highandcrs the Bedouins
fed. The Mustaphezens ,ook refuge in house
where one Of them As killed and the four others
", T. made prisoners.
The Trbcis are constructing new batteries on the
line of the railway To Cairo. The guns on the ater
Works Llli exchanged some shots with them to-day
WMle Arab Pacna's Generals know exactly our
movement, we are ignorant Ot theirs. The
o.,,lce Of balloons is mach tell here. There Is no
Mace VIII re they would bc more useful. Ine troops
~ Fort Ghemch. near P0It said are reported 10 be
waverlug IL their alle glance TO Arab facha.
MANY OF tnem are deserving. The ZGth Company
oil K0yal Engineers landed to-day and proceeded 10
kamleh. Inc absence oI heid hIIlI4vIy Il Aucu
commented upon
A spy was captured to-day while attcmp,Ing 10
pas, the British lines. lie had waded through Lake
MarrOtIs.
hi, afternoon the enemy were observed extend
iug helrmfrcucAmeuts toward The British positions.
Two shells were fired at tAcm nom tAe IprIJ
FOUNDER, the second completely sea trring them.
Ii is stated that All Bey Jussef, Governor OF the
c adel at Cairo, II Wiling 20 hahd over Vhe clldue4
10 Tie English ia the name OF the hhcdlYe.
LONDON. Aug. 24-Ihe Central News publishes
tic following dispatch from Alexandra dated D..
Ill telegram has just been received here an
:Ouncing toe capture " the British oI Iel-ci-AeDIL
with 1000 prsoneIs"
lie above report Is undoubtedly premature, as
Iel-el-hebr Is about twenty-five miles wcst OI
lsmaia.
Lata.Ihe War Office does not confirm the
porI Of tho capture O1 lel-el-Kebir.
CHANGE IN TURKISH SENTIMENT.
LoSDoS, Aug. 24.-Ihe correspondent Of The
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ACTION OF GOOD TEMPLAPs.

ITHACA. Aug. 24.-At the session of the
Grand Ledee OF Gool Templrs held here to-day resolu-
tion recommending the fiend5 Of temperance through
out The sia,e 90 carefully how the candidates
for the Assembly aud senate of the various par 80 stand
uo0i the question or the shm--i1n % cou-fitu ora
amendments forever prohibiting the Manufacture and
lc oi int zlca ding liquor bet crase tO tlr o.
fu,. p.pl ur-g them 10 ouy Tor such cudi-
l.ft. Il III .tlOr -I!.u sLnIll..luu.
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FREIGHT RATES IN THE FAR WEST.

SAN Francisco, Aug 24.-Ihe railroad con-
ference between the representatives. Of tie Central and
Union Pacific Railroads. relative to the proposed reduc
on OF freight tariff between points Ia this state and
Utah Montana and idaho s almost concluded. Details
of the business cone Will be ready Tor publication III
f.g d.ts The only matter lutllc interest is that
California shippers hereafter 10 be guurhtrcd the
same rates G., Idaho. Utah ami Montana points reached
b. nc roads controlled bv tue UuOu Pacific ar made
from Omaha IAe conference u .s also agreed mat COL
oroY lr.l.ut may 20 Via he NOR Acru ue al tie same
ratc a- on tie southern rDulc.
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ANOTHER POLITICAL ASSESSMENT.

WASHINGTON, AUG. 24.-Ihe Post tomorrow
Will annoUnc. connection with the publication of Mr..
HuhbeIs second political assessment circular, that
circular Il being sent under the direction OF
Senator Malone 70 Virginia oflceholders, who
Republicans RcHliusters. demanding thet they
Voluntarily contribute per cent Of their salary for Tie
support OF the Rctdustcr movement IN virginia. Ills
circular differs nom that Of ia HubHcll IN thGt II d.
rrCY the salarT which the person 10 whom Il Is
dressed s receiving and the amount that ne therefore
l. expected 10 contribute This percent II, OF course,
IN addition to tne per cent the Hubbcu circular
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,,,NY rRnopS AT ISMAILIA.

,e,,,7,, Aur. 2f.-The advance OF the heaNS
..I ,,.,ri.,e artillery began this forenoon.
.I',ee tr..nsoorts are now in Lake Imsah.
NJ. orc all actively engaged IN landing troops
- nules and artillery. Ten thousand men
~, already been landed lhe Fresh Water Oah"i
h4s been cut since yesterday. Inc 'nei'-'' va
oriou. Penelope. Coquette. CaIFslor,, ,''0"'
,r,pr,nainc. Dee and Beacon are now al i'lI'li'"'
Lord Charles Bsr,sio'd arrived IN lain''"t
te-dav. w. de Less ps has visited tAe DuN W W.
raupht. and assured him of the tren"y So1'i'i'A''
lie entertains toward England
tovpo<. Ane. Ia dispatch to The Da'Y -NeF'
g.. r.,e,,li, SAYS: "The entire expedition Is ID
,,',,,afceut health and admirably equipped anu
4,,,d m every respect have no hest Ation III say
;,,, q, cyouid be impossible for any country III tHo
world u send abroad a hn'r niue army ~ - -
Gualds have landed 1t was spendil slIhe IL 10 Sgo %
fler magnificent horses dlsrmnark' oul an "Iu IN ~
lind thil the aulma ar hardly sul'cu 10 oe@I
ti,'' .corchlur heat Oi this climate" "
The Hdily Iceraph has tIe io1"'S ~ G rc i'''i fe
r,. The enemy are reported IN IIc. % %,cn
mics OF Occasionally thcy ATTACK
ON pickets, but reiire 4ue,1S tai
s'vaucf Our line extends over mile dUu 4 nan %
Ir,0nd l-ma la. with advanced plcIttI am ,- Vu,
n,,t, of inlsutry and cavalry. lie DeN' %. D Do"1
II,rght. with brigade OF tie Guards. ls stationed
,,'.,ly continues to diminish What We nave Is
yrrv bad. Nuu-tIoke has aireauS t;,
yicti.ns. five men While marching 10 NeHcn . "eirI
.tr,.k Our caNa'Iy Is moving 'o""!T
5s''TI-iN,,eh VIA Nchch wh.re they VIII
a,rait lie arrival OF General Nolseley.
my have three guns accompanying thenl. IN lHJI
IA May to Nefch IS competeI ne MANY WI, NH
,,,,ll, here until further orders. FInce Ieck VIII
iro,rrd with General Wos.cv. .
Jke Iimo has the following dispatch IRON
Isi'e-lia: Ine enemy shelled the household OaVahy
- .p Thc latter we're on the march today. lew
,cr and several horses we're WOUNDED nut the olilr
vas merely paving "a Io"t ~o"W.s ~
l. - generally expected that our troops Will move
forward In strength Oh sunday. -.
ltls -tatea tuat Eaulses las been cVacua'eu Du.
ttar the Ara -. I'D returning cut 'he ir'sH M M"'''t
,,l NOR. .rriou>l, than before. small parties OF
Arabs continue To surr ndrr, mostly Ola s"iuleis'
1tL,u Arab Pacha compelled To JOIN las iorccs.
Lote,-..encral Noisci,y and the cavalry are now
NJ NcicA liner. Is 40 ~i2a 0i the en-. my
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PREPARING TO CRUSH AKAbl'
.rr1r1rY Along THE CANAL.

N AND AROUND IsNAIlA-wAS I,'. Eorra TpaM ALEX.
n,rrrRENr Po1NTs-IHE NEWS '"'''
Ten thousand men have landed at Ism lslii''itI ths
and Yesterday morning, it Is reported, io,,ar ,ro
heavy cavalry and marine artillery Oa+ not
+ne advance. 1t is rumored' though n0'
generally believed, that Tel-ei-heDn' of e
town a.out twenty-five miles we7o o ooo
Ismailia. has been captured with l;Goo ,;o,
n,isoners 1t is said that British eXpeoi'IIa Ia
will " IL start from Suez for Cairo by the %a |lo
direct railway. Skirmishins continues IN 'nF
.'a,,,Ihorbood of Alexandra. party %
Redouips piilagcd some houses in Ramieh yes
ferdav.
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NATIONAL PROHIBInON CONVENTION

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Ihe National Prohbi
tion Convention recouyeuel a. 9 O'Clock tnis morn
ing Additional state represented and added 10
the rolls \ telegram Of greeting was received from
tie Knights of TEN in ~ anita. Reports
cciycd OF condition OF temperance IN the and
Territories. The plat other things declared
in favor o. the prohibition. public crimes, ~ Tie ILL
porta'lou, exportaon, manufacture. sale and supply
and taxation OF l.l ~ lcJhoic beverages.
\ National Comm appointed.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Isl TEXAs.

AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. 24.-Ihe Democratic
Convention for the Xh Congressional District has been
thrown Oy the refusal OF the DEL gates
pledged TO tie support Of Columbus Upson TO enter the
convention, the ground that John Hancock the Op
posing cInidite, had acted I'm good faith. II IS
charged thar Mr. Hancock reply ing to letter from Mr.
Upsun, gave him assurance tlt hc would not be
d.date Judge Hancock j. fla Newly rk bat HIS friends
deny the charge Efforts at I, ,cOHChatiOn have been
made with only the effect Il widening tue brcnch.
Jud-e !aucocAs following will probably nominate lin
10y accdmmatiOn
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SALE or Long BR4YcH PROPERTY.

L0xG BRANCH. Aug. 24.-The property OF
Thomas Murphy cx-Colector OF the Port Of NewYork
in Occa-lve near tue FL eron Hotel was sold TINS ar
iernoon nj public sale The house ana ciher DmllhS'
which cost over $4,000. and fine plot OF ground,
brou.hi only $4,000. Tie purchaser ""s l. J Le"i'
ol NrW-A ork
lukcd down % JIuus Beer, of Pluc-t $cN luA Tor
EIc 500 Ine entire amount realized D. the sule vas
.t.s
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CRlHES md C1SUALIIEs-BY TLLL|EAP-


KILLED lh A iAAA VIZ '.'+N'-'
MArCH CHUNK. Penn. Aug. - y .nci- .ihloii,
a-e forty i've killed ny All oi cud4 lhiH '47 -
NO ll4-e summit uIl.
WOMAN CONVICTED or MJtDih
BANGOR. AIr. Aug IL ht JlrA a. nc .'ir' VI "l
MARY DIYuu trla here tIe murder ~ Art "tu7'-
iratAt' child returned tls evening EcrIiet o4 s"' VI
muI.r la th, hr.t degree.
a STORE ASD POST OFFICE kObBLD .
BOKpENIOWN, n. J.. Aug. -t.--luc 7.uir ol yul'n %
ttIT0u -0u with post Nee urd az aht'tp"i
lnr OF Sac Ambof ul -uu ~ tlr Pan 81 l ANA
cred by burglar, % early huai t-4i in'.1'''
About mJneg large quul Ii clls tofrtl-i ' A
BIZ lie iusiasr stamps tud nlIDrl ni FA4i-D'D 'ts-0
stolen There Nv GI1o ~ lie LAletsa
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CHANGES IN THE SOLDIERS, HOME.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-General Martin ID.
Hardin Uretlred) today detailed TO relieve Colonel
samuc D. sturges as Governor OF the Soldiers Home in
the District OF Columbia General Hardin is disiln
gushed officer who lost at the second battle OF
Bull Run Colonel surges Las been ordered to join his
regiment the 7th Cavalry in the Department Of Dakota
General Hardin will port for duty early next week
Captain h. r. kttcnhOuse (rctired has been detailed 10
act as treasurer NJ tie soldiers Home, vice captain
stevenson resigned.
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KANSAS GREENBACK CONVENTION.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 24.-At the Greenback
State Convention to-day Ex-Governor Charles Robinson,
the first Governor Of Kansas, nominated for Gov
ernor The remainder OF the ticket Is follows Lieu
tcnant-G0vcmor, j. G. BOyne; secretary OF state, A.
p. Elder Auditor, y. +. Carlson Treasurer, J. H.
Ludlow Attorney General, J. y. McBrian supcrn-
ten lent OF PuUhc Instruction, j. L. Mitciuan AssOcI-
Justice OF the supreme Court l.. G. Uh The follow
ing were nominated for CougrrssInenat Large: H. l..
Pai.Ips. Johu Davis, Alan Williams. coOred and j. y.
Wood. a state Central Committee was also appointed
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EXPEDITION FROM sUEZ.

Lo1poN. Aug. IA dispatch received in Paris
from Alexaud.a says The English being anxious
10 save Cairo vail push rapidly hither from Surz
b. the OLD direct railway Inc, on which new rails
viii hc Ind"
SUI. Aug 24-The transport Armenia with
tro D, has arrived here from Bombay. The ele-
cr1Dn line between lsiuqia ana Sucz Is beng re-
constructed from both ends.
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RETURN StPPOsED DEAD son.

BnIsroL. Penn, Aug. 2l-A few weeks ago
sixtccn-y cr-od son OF Nr No''A'ad' resilient oi
thi. ci left home for some unknown reason shortly
otter M t-ber received word that boy, answering the
de-criptlon Of ni- sou had been killed near Jotu>toii
Penn. The remains brought 10 brlstoi ana nu ed
I- son ua, now returned alive und well me uch /
body has been Identified a. that oI ron OF 'hlHuIi
-.nnlru II rr.il1.l nf ruArOn Mrsll IN fcuuHylNllI
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Tie NIssOrRI CONYENrIoN.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24.-lhe Republican State
Central Committee its this afternoon, decided
by vote OF 2s 70 not TO call state Convention The
individual members of the minority, who cay tie voters
ia their districts decidedly N favor o. convention
viii ally themselves with the popular movement begun
al Jefferson 'ity days aGD. and thrOI-h which %
cl or con- cnton VIII &c made ndeF ldenLy or the
= tafp "a
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WORK OF THE PENSION BUREAU.

WAsHINGToY. Aug. 24-Owing 10 the large
increase which has ben made in the force Of the Pen
sion Office il has become necessary 70 rent several ad
diuonal buildings. The office formerly occupied by the
Census Bureau has been rented and about 500 pension
clerks work there. In addition to this three
dwellings adjoining the Pension Ofice have been en-
Q.ed AMI are now being fitted NJ for occupancy War
rants for the yment or SlO.OOO,OOO on account OF
pensions were Issued from ths Treasury Department
yea rday One hundred and twcnty-eght pension Ger
tlucares were issued
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4 BREAK ~ rHE coH0ES STRIFE

CoHoEs. y. Y, Aug. 24.-A general break
occurred i tie ranks Il the Harmony NILS "stdy
to-day aad forty trcc additional started their
looms. The leaders a.m.t their defeat, and viii 10
Ioner interfere with the free a.s o those who wish 70
return to work. a q meeting TO he hold on SAT
ur!av night "a resolution to the above eject VIII De
algrtcd and the long strike. which virtually ended
no weeks ag0, will le1lrc.arcl practically 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
sH0T AND R1DLT BOUNDED.

Nrw-ORLrANs, Aug. 24.-A dispatch from
summit Ni-s says T. Wicam.n was slot and badly
wounded this afternoon 0Y sons OF Dr. Booth OF this
place There nave been 40 arrests made The shooting
vas tie result oe family quarre. Dr. Booth and
W.rhmau la IN encounter tAis morn'ns I'm which no
weapons were used aud b0ta were % appear IN court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
RUN OYER ~ 1 IRrcE AND KILLED.

Henry Schcuncr, age seven, was run over
a- nirnt bya truck in front Of his home at No lo4
NaIi-.u-st and was instantly h-l.d George l4.u,' oi
80 10 CaUast the ur,er ~ the truck "a7 "IIeS'c''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

WAsHrNGrON, Aug. 24.-The Smithsonian
institution has received from Professor Foer5,cr OF
Berlin tlc announcement Of the discovery by H. Pasa
Al Poa on the 22d OF August. l752, OF paneioid OF
the rwelf lfh magnitude IN twenty-five hours, eighteen
minutes llht ascension aud thirteen degrees, IOIyone
minutes south Ce -linatOu.