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Amertcan Bar Asseetntiou

SARATOGA, August l1.-At the session OF
the American Bar Association, Isaac II.
Jordan, of Ohio, read an interesting paper
on trial by jury, its defects and their
remedies The law should be changed re-
quiring unanimity in verdict of a jury.
In the States where such change has been
made, the best of results had followed
There is nothing in the Federal constitu-
ton which prohibits States from making
the change.
A resolution was adopted recommend.
ing the executive council to call the next
annual meeting Of this association at Green
River Springs, Virginia
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New Egyptian Ministry.

ALEXANDRIA, August 1.-THE formation
of a new Ministry will probably be an
nounced to-day, with Cherif Pasha Prime
Minister. Most of the present ministers,
excepting Rage Pasha, remain in office:
Suleman Pasha will take the portfolio Of
Minister OF Education, and Shera Pasha,
Minister Of Religion. They are both parti-
sans of Arab Pasha.
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Murdered and Robbed.

ST.. LOUIS, August IA special from
Colubus, KY, says Albert Lower, travelling
salesman of Glover & Nichols, of Detroit,
was murdered there last evening. He was
sleeping with ]. d. Roberts, his step-iather,
a druggist and while sleeping in room in
the rear of the drug store, was shot and
killed by unknown persons, who robbed
tho st ore
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A Heavy DefaIcatl0n.

MnwAuKEE, August 1L.-Tbe police OF
this city were notified by the authorities Of
Prague, Bohemia, that Hermann Ab'es, As
years old, owner Of large filling establish.
ment in that city, had absconded with $780,
600 belonging to his creditors. The dis
patch claims thai the deiaulter is at Chi
cago, st. Paul or Milwaukee,
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Pftssbargh

PrrrsEuRGH, August 1.-THE situation OF
the General business has undergone no ma.
ter'al change since last week. Merchants
and manufacturers continue 70 complain Of
dull trade, and no improvement 10 expected
while the labor trouble exists. II 10 thought
however. that bo.h .he iron and coal strikes
are nearing the end, and thai in . Few
weeks at farthest the mills and mines viii
he in operation. Pig iron is dull and nom
inal. sales are firm and the demand OF .
limited characte-. Manufactured Iron
Is dull and unchanged. Glass is
quiet A strike having been avertsd,
and the factories will resume after the usual
summer vacation on Sep.smber I. The
outlook for fall trade Is good, and prices
are unchanged. Coal 10 dull, depressed sN
cents lower. Shipments by river 40 700
bushels. Petroleum quiet aud steady.
fluctuations very small and not much do.
ing. United certificates closed to-day ct
6Sit. Sales and resales 3,422, 600 barrels;
shipments 356 900 barrels. Live stock more
active. Cattle, receipts 53I head OF thlouch,
2,l59 of local; common to prime u 20 10
Z 80. Hogs, receipts ll,770 head; Pni'a-
delphias IS 1908 IS; Baltimores - 500
%. Sheep, receipts 2.l50 head: com.
mon to prime s. 5o@2 IS; lambs " oN9
50
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The Conference.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, August l.-At the sit
ting of the conference, yesterday, the Rus
sian representative asked an explanation
of the action of the British in occupying
Suez. Dufferin replied that the step was
taken in consequence of military necessity,
and in order to save the town from des-
truction and pilleage.
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The Young,ters Learninx &c Zoo.

MACON, Ga, August 1.-Two youths
fought duel about girl in Houston, Co.
One of the boys, Charley Harris, was
killed
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Biz Loss Of HAY by Liehsnfpe.

DECATUR, ILL.,, August ll.-Neariy twenty
FIVE tons of hay in stack, the property Of
Jas Golf and Jonas Crurn, was struck by
lightning in Mount Zion township andcon-
ahmed by fire
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Frost I'm Chicago,

CHICAGO August 1.-THE past few days
has been very cool, uDcomfortably 50 at
times, and frosts are reported from North.
ern Wisconsin, and even in the suburbs
of this city there was light frost Thurs
svs sSsr done no damage % to grain or veve-
tables and prices on Change this morning
are rather weaker.
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FOREIGN.
England.

LONDON, August lin the Commons,
this afternoon, Gladstone stated that the
House will adjourn next Friday until the
oath or 2Gth OF October. Nothing he said,
except the rules of procedure will be
taken up at the autumn session, except in
the event of an emergency.
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ELPAso, TEX, August 1l.-0scar Hum
mels, Quartermaster's clerk, was murdered
and his body placed on the railway track
to divert suspicion.
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CHICAGO, August ii. The propeller
Menomen IL reported BY her captain TO
have encountered. in midlake, on fuesdAy
night. thick, cold cloud, which burst On
her decks covering them with snow sad
slush to the depth Of six inches. For i've
minutes the atmosphers was Ike that of
winter, but % the steamer w. moving
fspidly she soon came into warmer tenn
p<Tsture. The event IL unprecedented
here. but the accuracy of facts r. vouched
for l5 other officers and pa1seneefA
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Horribly Crushed.

CLEVELAND, O., August ia special
from Hartford, o., reports farmer named
Baker was fellirg trees when heavy limt
struck his son Oliver, crushing his skull
and breaking nearly every bone in his body.
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Looking at the New State House,
SSoeeidl Dispnfch 40 the Reofste-.

CHARLEsToN, W. Va, August 1.-The
State Board of Public Works arrived, this
morning, and viewed the new State House.
They expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the work.
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The Tramp at HIS Old Trick.

CAMERON, Mo-, August 1l.-Tramps set
fire to four large ricks Of wheat belonging
to David Smith, four miles north OF Cam
eron, last night, and they were q total
loss
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India,

VIENNA, August 1.-THE Turkish Consul
at bombay has been ordered to give an ex-
PLANTATION Of the action Of the Porte in re.
card 10 Turkish troops to cooperate with
with the British IN Egypt. which has pro-
duced great sensation among the Maham-
madens in India.
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Prussia

BERLIN, August 9-Herrs Bebul Lieb-
knecht and Hazanclever, Socialists, baye
been condemned by the Leipsic court to
two months imprisonment for excessive
abuse and insult to the Federal Council.
Liebknecht and Hazencleyer are members
of the Reichstag
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Killed with a Club.

srREArrR, Ills, August 1l.-Patrick
Butterfeld, an old Irish gardner here, ,mur-
dered Johnnie Hays, last evening, by hit.
ting him on the he'd with club. Hays
annoying him along with other boys,
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Robbed and Fatally Beaten.

BATON ROUGE, La, August lin West
Baton Rouge, John Wilkeski, a white
laborer, was found fatally beaten and rob
bed, and his eyes eaten out by worms and
insects
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KILLED hYa Train.

CHICAGO, August ll.-An unknown man
about sixty years of age, was struck and
killed by a passenger train Of the c. N. q
st. Paulfrailroad, a few miles out Of the city,
tbis marnino
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They Opposed the Marriage.

GALVESTON, August 11.-A Dallas special
says: Near The line of the Denton and
Dallas county, three brothers named Steel,
opposed the marriage Of their mother with
man named Green. Two Of the Green's and
one Of the Steel's were mortally wounded.
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Rilled by an E1plosfen.

NEwRURG, N. Y, Angus. ll.-Mike Cassi-
dy, gang boss, and one Italian was killed
by a premature explosion on the West
shore road. Another Italian was injured.
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KiileSl hX thN I.oeomaffYe.

BALTIMORE, August l1.-John Barnes was
killed, and Geo. Kingmsn and s. Hobbs
severely injured by locomotive while at.
tempting to cross the track of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad.
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rrain Wreek,

& cSclxsaTl, August liza Newark, o.,
special aays: A freight lrain crashsi into
the cars on the side track here, -to-EAy, on
the Panhandle road, causing an ugly
wreck. No one hurt. Cause, Q misplaced
switch. - 9
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The Harmasx Atrikers.


HExpERsox. Ky. August 1l.-This coun-
ty has harvested the largest wheat crop it
has ever known. Much OF it was threshed
early and sold for one dollar per
bushel. A great deal, however, II
not yet threshed, and in many in.
stances has been greatly injured By wet
weather. In many places buyers ere now
paying nirety cents for Q good article. The
tobacco crop, which hss been poor al Ses-
son, has now suffered very serious injury
from the heavy rain: OF the past two weeks;
hear OF one man Who bai twenty acres ol
and planted, and thought his crop prom.
Using. He now has bat three scres left
The rest 10 ruined. White hurley II sui
fering more than any other variety. Ths
corn crop 10 good, but there 10 little OF No
old corn in this county, snd farmers think
prices must continue good even with good
prices.
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A NEAT SWINDlER.
Parkersburgcrs Taken In by An Ohio
Man.
S,,eciol D;spotch 10 the Reoister.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
PARKERsBUEG, August 11.-A man named
]. H. johnson, a sewing machine andorgan
agent, from Ohio, succeeded in fleeing
some of our citizens out of their cash, day
or two ago, by means of forged checks on
Mr. Cook, on Marietta banks. He lett for
Ohio, yesterday. Our officers are on the
lookout for him.
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MusKoGEE, !. T., August 1.-THE light
horse guards in pursuit of the murderers
of Capt Scott, captured The rang ard COM
PEELED them 10 submit to a public whip
ping. One who resisted capture was shot
dead.
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HANGED.

LITTLE Rock, August IA Palestine,
Texas, special says: A negro named Cheese
Thomas was hanged to-day, for the murder,
in March, 1881, OF Houston McMeans, col
ored.
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-Four Men Dreunea.

FIEsHERIox, OSr., August IL Job
Myles, Edward Myies, John Hughson and
William Wisdom were drowned In BreEs.
ter Lake, last evening, BY the uPsetting OF
n boat
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Defaultfnx Trea.urer.'

COLUMBIA. s. G.. August iL-Treasurer
White. OF Newberry Canniv. who recently
shsconded with .slS.o5o. was captured in
Alabama yesterday s4ss =
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Died or POfson.

DAYTON, OHIO, August H. Mrs.
Henry Guenther, q young woman mar
ried only two weeks ago, died, to-day,
from the effects Of poison taken in coffee.
Several other members Of the family
were sick from the same cause, bat
have recovered. The presence Of the
poison in the coffee cannot be accounted
for, though q strict examination has been
made. Physicians say 1t is supposed TO
have been introduced in the course OF the
manufacture OF the coffee, there being
nothing to indicate criminality.
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KILLED sp n Railing MflI.

PoNERoY, O., August 1l.-Daniel Wythe
was killed in the rolling mill to-day by be-
ing caught in the machinery betting.
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n falSe Rumor

4, ~ - - usGst ll.-Dr. Norviu Green
IN ,,,,,., ."e " estern Union telegraph
"a rPOh being asked whether the
IN ',,TsIaphed n from here that he
tGrn-s ,-s presidency of the Western
H. my, my 10 accept a similar posi-.
4 n,n. louisville and Nashville RIii.
4 4 PE"S, e.. was true, said there was no
H. b.I Sue statement whatever. and
= 6iS Gad not even been mentioned
fs,;oSC ,G;,SCH.ssed- The whole story hss
I,s. oN IN iaet The Doctor saws ne
sr... ..Eh approached by railway ofS-
e''i'hs this subject. ''''
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charged with being train robber. He con-
fesses his guilt, and duplicates H. E. East
man, formerly night yard master Of the
Troy and Greenfield road. and Geo. War.
ner, also an employee Of. the road. Thess
have been arrested. - - - b
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Bonox, August liza 1fs IL ncminf
IN Tsxoo Boa building, Nos. ~ . -
South stseet, danaesd ths beil1t.g = -
smouns Of u 900 nd De stoek q Dads1
4 Co, trunk dealers, $S.ooo.
yEusxY CnY. August 1.-The - ~
blipd fscsmy of 1esDss q EyaoA ne
street. W. partially dsstscged ~ ~ ~
morning. Los os,ooo
Dxrsorf, Augest ILL. = Haye1 ~
milf et Nuss. Soonted bg HayeA ko89
& Co, was bcrned this nsospiek L.
$1,000: insurnss e9oo1 1as Mn uM -
rsbuiIk N
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InstantIy RfIleA.

CLEVELAND, August ia Crestline spe-
cial to the Leader states J. w. Riblet, 25
years of age, was put of Fl Wayne
train five miles east Of here, last night, Tor
not paying his fare. He started 70 walk
back. and within two miles OF town, left
the track TO avoid train ana stepped in
front of q locomotive running In the 0ppo-
site direction on another track. Riblet
was instantly killed.
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NEW CUMBERLAND.
A Sad Home Coming-Teaehers' Instf.
tute-SeFenade.

New CUMBERLAND, W. VA, August IL
The remains of G. W. Stewart. whose death
occurred in Philadelphia. as noted. on
"wednesday, were broasht home this mora
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Train R.h.er. Arr..sea.

EogrH AD rs. Mass. August Il.-Frsnk
Howe. formerly in the employ Of the Triy
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bule kicked a colored blacksmith
'tuna, Ga, in the head recently,
tow that mule goes on three legs,
J the man is still cheertully blow
b. bellows and humming What 3
j We have in Jesus.
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NEW York, August il.-All the condi-
tions sre favorable Tor prosperous autumn
trade, but purchases have not yet been
large. The dry goods business 10 growing
more active, ahd leading bouses report Q
good trade and buyers are arriving ID forcs.
Stocks OF foreign and domestic goods sro
especially full and attractive, and freight is
moved smoothly and rapidly. In grain.
wheat has been quiet and showing some
little weakness at the clote. Corn has been
irregular and prices we'll sustained. Oats
have been the speculative feature. and cash
and August have been run up 6S0c. In
lard and pork the fucina.jons have bssn
large. but the market has been strouR. In
cotton, business has been dull. There 10 .
more cheerful tone In the wool market, and
desirable parcels are In good request, and
other descriptions In moderate demand:
Common pig iron 10 In fair request, and
prices firm. Foreign iron OF sl( kinds in
small demand. Boot and shoe trade fairly
active, but rot 70 many buyers In town as
expected Sugar In good demsnd at Old
prices No change In tea. Cofres firmly
held.
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EEw Yoax, August i1.-Dusnso failures
for the last seven days - reported - MeU
York, are IOl aesinst 101 iagt wssk, 61ols3e.
utsd q foliows: Eastsrn otstss, 10 weet
ern, s.; middle, 10; southern, 10; Rlctee
cost States and Territory, II; noW Yssk
City, 2 No failures In New Y0k CIty q
any CONSEQUENCE.
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Aresher AkiPmfsh.


PrrrsBuRGH, August 1l.-Another skir.
Hill Coal Hines. A gang o. Eome fifty
strikers, accompanied by an equal number
of outsiders. came upon the grounds, and
by their violent demonstrations prevented
several OF the noI-unionists from getting
10 the pits at the regular hour OF COM
nepci-o work. Their ripoleater wss sup
posed TO h. man banned Davis, fSr whom
the sheriff's deputies are now on me LOOK
out The operators have found IL ncceE-
sary TO keep number OF officers station.
ed around the pit mouths TO prevent the
disorderly element from forcing an en-
trance TO the mines.
The Observation-Disclosures the Oak Ridge Ma
tional coal companies have been 10 Rich.
mond for several days past engaging colored
miners to work in their pits. They re.
turned yesterday, hiring fifty diggers, and
put them TO work at once. Nine non-union
men also broke away from their organize
ton and resumed operations At the same
time. So far no trouble has been reported
at the mines, and the two superintendents
who are there report all quiet today.
The HaFmssy stFikers.
CoHoEs, n. Y, August lL-As Q result OF
the mass meeting last evening, the execu-
out. They claim q decrease Of twenty three
in the working force Of the weavcrs, and
promise more TO: quit to-day. A decisive
struggle will be made Monday.
TrsabIe In ~. Lssis.
ST. LOUIS, August lI.-Sotice has been
given by the HeImbacker Forge and Roll
ing mill, Of this city, that hereafter none
but non union workmen will be employed
there. This throws about, one hundred
union men out of work, and ID the result
Of q disagreement about the making Of
muck iron. The union men insistips that IL
should be made at the mill, while the com
psny assert they win obtain IL where they
pleaae.
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LABOR MATTERS.
Martin's Views,

CHICAGO, August Il.-Secretary Martin,
of the Analgamatcd Association OF Iron
and Steel Workers, says that they hive
adopted resolution guaranteeing the man.
ufacturers that they would not ask an cd.
vance on the mailing and pudding scale OF
prices for five years; that they have not
asked any guarantee Of the manufacturers;
that they have secured better cons.itu.
ton and code than ever before, and have
laid the basis for better understanding
with the manufacturers. ...
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\ Cincinnati Commercial speaks of
eSs which adjourned recently as
'nost profligatn one ever assembled
country" 1t almost gives re-
Rbility TO the Ohio POkcr'bribery
&yfur.
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cnmAso. Apssys Ii.-fbs ssesol yeeea1.
will sake 81 90 the present Popaiaosa =
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|rmg eleven years ofpeace the orDli-
debt of British India has increased
80, ,OOO, 900 to Cl57,OOO,OOO. In the
Awhile el42,OO0,OOO has been eX-
I b on canals and irrigation work,
OD,O)O have died Of starvation,
tgh famine fund of Sl5,OOO,OOO
! ZEN expended.
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Frnal Revenue Commissioner
Is going to stump the State of IL.
from end to end, this fall, com.
fng at Freeport, on the 3lst inst.
Commissioner has an eye on David
seat in the United States Senate,
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experts of petroleum during the
fear reached the enormous value
S522,'O6. Few people realize how
the wonderful deposits under the
Pi Pennsylvania and New York
Pone to increase the wealth of the
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Saving their Country,

returning to the principles of Jefferson
! Jackson. During the morning caucuseS
he held by the various factions, and the
ktical battle marked ont. Congressman
he arrived early, and entertained his ad-
hers with the grace Of Chesterfield.
ar. Lucas was busily manipulating his
Is and whipping his men into line.
delegates began to assemble in the
BIT House at 1880, and shortly before
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C1Deinaali.

CINCINNATI, August 1.-The week hAs
been devoid Of 4 1ctuations Of great maEni.
tude. Wheat has been flrmer, and prices
were we'll sustained until to-day, whsn
there was decline 0f ic. Corn hss also
had an advancing tendency until todsy,
reached SIC yeste rday, and sold ct sc 70.
day for No. , mixed q The new crop. Rye
has been sljghtly higher. Barley qaist
Whisky has made an important sdyssoe.
and is iirm st ttIG. All bra1ctes Of trsds
remain dull. Dry goods begin 10 look up
on account OF the abundant crops. The
boot and shoe trade 10 over for the sumusr,
and orders now are only for sorts, but there
10 good feeling in regard 20 The futuu,
and msnH Hfacturers are working fullf0rce.
Money easy st 6Per cent
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CIevslaal

CnyrLArp, August ii.-fhs iroa nsekst
remains shout the sane = vssk 80. Pig
iron b quiet and stesdy. h eeUf6e0 -
the market is satisfactory, - bsttes
trsde 10 looked Tor IN vesk - tye w0r
ufsctared iron 70 more setive, 80 e(oeks
changed. Nails are scarce and v0ie1
Steel rails ere quiet and nominal.
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Bosros, August 1i.-A good trsds 10 In
proeYes, for t6e season. 6slss Of wool fog
;he week. sos, ,47 pounds, sssisst 1892.
400 pounds last week. Prices stesdy end
receipts ample. Manufactures Of boots
and shoes are no bard pushed 70 oil eedsrD
and Western and Southern buyers are very
urgent In their demands for present and
future deliveries. Despite t6e unuseei
quantity Of goods ssnt forward bsfors The
6rst Of July, shipments ars q large por -
q year aso, 72IO csses having beee fos.
wsrded 70 points outside q Hsw EsslasA
this week.
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THE NEWS

. ,.x.rate in Boston tins n is
0 per 81 900: 4
a,rbt hour law is put IND feet
E navy yards.
-, 70 q war the most exPenn na-
II ! luxury X i, a Republican c3ss
-, . man strikes a bonanz ets
Dn. 'rI = when he strikes a bag
it IS different.
| Republican leaders talked nt
',i., ~, r,xation; what they d ps
juce the surplus.
mbo spent last Sunday at Sar4'
ne suppose that he was one II
:, arrivals Of the season. 1
~, the last seven monthsf
|.,sfa salesin Chicago haveam
some thirty mtlliors Of dollar
orv Congressman should be
- . ,ov pistol. All other meal
nee lOckjaw in that oOuy
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Chteaea.

CHICAGO, August 1.-The money market
has not been particularly lively this week.
TIE Clesrings will amount 70 about ~.
100000. General merchandise has bed .
good week. The prices Of Leading staples
are unchanged and there are no leeiurse In
the market outside OF 'Chanes. Wbset hag
been weak and prices have fallsn o6 sai
round IXaI%c Sellers were numsfoas
and the offerings largely ahead tbs demand.
Transactions were mainly on local account.
In corn Q similar feeling prevailed and
transactions were limited. Osts wss IN
settled and wesk. The offerings in mes
pork were large and prices declined Do91sc.
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are thirteen trust and mortgage
pies doing business in New York
fOokIyn which represent an az
capital Of >l2, 100000, resources
tlInS TO SIS, ,l27,47S, aada surplus
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teemen. The entire discussion was prema-
ture and out of order, had that
made no difference with those interested.
Each side tried to suppress the other by
Superior lung power. Finally motion
was declared to be carried by the chair 70
the effect that the roll OF committees ne
callad and -.