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General Foreign News.


DCBIIS, August 3.-1he circular TO be issued by
MI. Parncll, with view TO checking the opera
tionS OF the land corporation company, 4 also
signed by MeSsrs. D!nOn, pavitt, Egan. Gray and
Mccarthy Ii will be sent throughout Ireland 10
obtain signatures 10 a requsition asking the Lord
Mayor OF Dublin TO conyoke meeting during ex-
hbttion week for the purpose OF inaugurating q
national fund for the relief OF eYicted tenants.
The circular states that the organizations Will not
be a political one, but that eyictons Will be IN
creased II tenants be left defenceiess Ia the pres
ence OF wealthy company.
CHALLENGE OF THE HILLSDALE CREW.
LONDON, August 3.-The Hisdale crew have
Challenged the Amateur Rowing Association to
furnish an amalgamated crew TO row an interna-
tonai race in Il fortnight If the association re-
fuses to accept the challenge the Hlllsdales VIII
claim the championship OF England.
TRoU BILE IN TRIESTE.
TRIESTE. August 3.-Hhile the Society OF Vet
Grams were marching through the Corso yesterday
10 salute tile ArchGuEe Charles Louis, brother OK
the Emperor, a petGri WAS thrown into the ranks
and several OF the iaen We're injured An angry
crowd subsequently broke the windows in houses
frequanJed by the Italian faction. The Irredenta
club lad Issued a III tnifeSto eAhort!ng its par.
usans not TO participate IN the festivities I'm con.
ncctlon with the opening OF the exhibition here.
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Events i'm Sonora. Mexico.
AN ACTOR srTor-wlsecCTs on THE SONORA T
rom.

AN ACTUE SIOI--WASEE~ts = On TIE sONOKA RAfIf.
ROAD.
TUCSON, A. r, August 3.-MeXlcan advices from
Quay mas, Sonora, state: On Monday last AureliO
Cant itr2D an actor. was shot and killed by Proco-
pio Murriett2, In a house or ii-fame The slayer
s. a nephew OF the notorious California outlaw,
Joaquin hurricttG. He killed two men in Los An
gelos made his escape from prison To New York,
where he was again fncarcerated. and whence he
escaped 20 this place. He Was shot Tuesday morn
ing 10y order OF the governor.
The port OF GuJym1s Is full Of merchant YES
sells. The heavy rains caused several washouts On
the Sonora railway Last Week
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS TODAY
TIE EGYPTIAN INITIATION

Ara6i Negotiating with the sultan
VIENNA, August S%lt IS reported here that Arabf
Pasha Is negotiating with the palace at ConStanti-
nople about kind OF parallel action between his
own and the Turkish troops 10 he sent 90 Ecypt.
Arabt, II is saiG, proposes that the Turks occupy
cairo, while he VIII remove 60 some central posf-
tlon IN The Delta, provided the Turks promise not
TO attack his rear
Bisnarck Regrets DE rrcycinct.s TIE.
tircment.
LONDON, August 3-The Times Berlin dispatch.
announcing that Prince Bismarck had Instructed
Prince Won HohenIohe 10 express TO NJ De Freyci-
net regret at his retirement from the ministry.
also says; Al the same tine the wish has been ex-
pressed that NJ. De Freycnet could he Induced 10
resume oulce, IN which case Germany would be
possible. 80
shc Canal Question In the Conference.
CoNsTANTISorIE, August 3.-At the sitting OF the
conference yesterday Count Corti. the italian am.
bassGdor, introduced the proposal formulated by
Italy IN regard 10 the SucZ canal The rcpresenta-
tlNeS or Germany, Austria ana Turkey immediate-
~ signifies adhesion 10 the proposal. hut Lord
DuiitIlh ana the Marquis DE Noalles, the English
and French ambassadors, respectively, declared
that they must consult their government before
coming 10 a decision.
Sucz Occupied by the British.
LONDON. August "a dispatch TO the Exchange
telegraph company from SUez states that that
town has been occupied 10y the British The tele-
graph of1ice has been reopened.
RuEfors of an Impending Massacre OF
Christians.
ALEXANDRIA, August B. IL 80 a.m.-Last evening
and to-day alarm was caused 10y rumors OF an Inn
pending massacre OF Christians. The patrols have
been ordered 10 Increase their vigilance and tho
police 10 confScate sticks from the natives. Crers
nave paraded the native quarters OF the city en-
lolhhlg the reog 10 remain At home AT O'Clock
this afternoon, the hour which, Il is reported has
been fixed for the massacre.
E'a>has Imprisoned in Cairo.
News from Cairo 10 the 30th ult. states that sev
enteen pashas were imprisoned In the citadel.
Among the number was All Sheriff Pasha who was
arrested because he employed Greeks To guard his
house.
An Attack Expected.
BRITISH TROOPS ORDERED TO THE FRONT.
LONDON, August 3, 2:3O p.m.-A dispatch 10 the
Exchange telegraph company, dated Alexandria.
$3.50 O'Clock this afternoon, announces that all the
British troops have been ordered to the 'front.' an,
attack being expected.
Russia iu the Conference.
CoNsTASTINoPIE, August 3-M. Onou. the Rus.
sian representative, on reioning the conference
yesterday. gave no reasons Tor - doing ". Onou
announced tnat Russia also adhered 10 the prOpO-
sal OF Italy Ia regard TO the Suez canal
Newspaper Correspondents with tho
Army i'm Egypt.
LONDON, August 3.-The war Office has issued a
notice that the number OF newspaper correspond
ents allowed 10 accompany the army I'm Egypt
shall be limited 10 eight for London newspapers,
four Tor provincial papers, two for Scotch papers,
and two for Irish papers.
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a CopeUc,or Ss,et.

GALVESTON, TEXAS. August 3.-COndUctor KIM
ball, OF the International railroad. WAS shot While
going home from work at II go O'Clock last night.
The bah struciv on the right side OF his head and
passed under the skin.
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Will Not Remit r,,e Fine.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, August 3.-Governor Cullom
refuses TO remit the thousand dollar fine imposed
on Edward Murphy By the Cook county criminal
court for ballot box frauds lie has served his ac-
ditfonal sentence or year In the penitentary and
now asks remission OF the penalty.
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lola, kansas, August 3.--TEe greenback con
vention OF the second district OF this state yester
day nominated Col. +. VI. Fenncum for Congress-
Allen Williams was nominated as candidate FOL
CongreSSman-at-lafse
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The Boston Walking Match.

HAhT AHLAD.
Boston. August 3-At II O'Clock this morning,
the score i'm the wal liking match i'm this city stool
as follows: Hart 3}2 MILES, Noremac 3l2, Halri-
man 293, and Campan.. 259.
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KANSAS CITY, NO., August 2-The democrats OF
the fifth district have nominated Mr. Alex. Graves
for Congress.
EAU CLAIRE, WIS, August 3.-The republicans
OF the eighth district have nominated Mr.. w. r.
Price Tor Congress-
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National Dental Association.
MEETING OF THE CONVENTION AT THE NATIONAL MI1-

National Dental Association.
MEETING OF THE CONVENTION AT THE NATIONAL MU-
scum.
The National Dental Association of the United
States began It's session this morning in the
lecture room OF the National Museum. Under the
rules Of the association the annual meeting is to be
held In this city once in four years. The delegates
present are from all parts OF the country and the
officers are as follows: President j. B. Rich, New
York. NY. first vice president j. P. Patrick, ST.,
Charleston, s. c.; second vice president, j. H.
Smith, New Haven, Conn; third vice president, w.
II. Dw1nelle, New York, NY. fourth vice presi-
dent J: r: Walker. New Orleans: La; /; fifth vice
president, +. A. Levy, Orange n. Y: sec, r. Fin
ley Hunt, Washington, d. c.; asst sec, F. NJ.
Odell, New York, N. Y; treas, H.B. Noble, WASH
ington. .. C.: asst treas, John Allen, New York,
N.Y.: Executive committee-J. Curtiss smlthe,
washington, a D. C.; I. S. Waters, Baltimore, Md. !;
); B. Ten Eyck, Washington, D. C. To-day's ses-
sion was principally occupied In arranging the
ton Will probably last two days.
The convention was called to order by Dr. J. r
walker, OF New Orleans one OF the vice presidents
An executive committee, consisting OF Drs r, b.
Wlnder, Baltimore; E. P. Brown, New York, and
+. 3. Ch1sOlm, Tuscaloosa, Ala, was appointed
Drs. V. E. Turner, Raleigh, N. c.: j. p Holmes.
Macon, Ga, and w. X. Bull, Charleston, c.. were
constituted committee on membership. Drs j.
3: Hodgktns and j. L. Wolf, of this city, and W.
W. FORD, OF Macon, Ga, were elected members
After the transaction of routine business the con-
venti0n adjourned until tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
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Tm CHEF OF THE CHRRoKEE NArroN.-Nr.
Bushyhead, the chief OF the Cherokee Nation, ar
rived in this city to-day. and win have confer
cnce with the Secretary OF the Interior relative to
the affairs 0f the Nation, and especially the In
yasi0n Of tha geaervatinn ~ the wtitea
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In THE CASE OF Wm r. Davis, Who was charged
In the Police Court few days ago with receiving
$50 from Charles n. Alexander under false pre-
lenses. Nj. John n. Oliver asked Judge Smell -
dismiss the case to-day, a accouW OF e prose-
cutting witness not Appearing tfpfoeccUte the
case. Mr. Moore said lac had doctors certificate
TO the effect that Mr.. Alexander Is sick. The case
was further continued.
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THE PRESIDENT signed to-day the act to regulate
immigration, and the joint resolution for publish
ing certain decisions or the First Controller OF the
Treasury department.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER To-DAy.-On1ce of
the Chief signal officer: m, 70.4: IL am. s28;
2p. NJ, $50 Maximum. 792: minimum, 06A
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TIE C0NNIsSloNRR OF INDIAN AFFAIRS has been
informed that all the fugitives Piutes have been
captured and returned, except some twenty who
have gone to Warm Springs, Oregon.
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sUEz OCCUPIED BY THE ENGLISH.
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kilograms to The Star.
IMPORTANT FROM EGYPT.

BRITISH TROOPS TO THE FR0NT.
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" H. NiIEATLEY'5
STEAM DYEfNG
AND WET AND DRY
SECURING ESTABLISHMENT.
viii call for and deliver WORK anywhere in te Dis
61et. upca receipt OF address by mail or otherwise.
Goods received sn1 returned By Ai and express from
oAo to al parts Of tie country.
No. ICES GOLD &3) jr.FY EcSOT STREET
ete AEAk BK.OGS. GkonGxrowN. .. G.
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AS A RESULT OF the settlement I'm the Lew1s VIII
case in New York the sum OF secs $50 81 viii be ap-
piled to the reduction OF the national debt
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BRUTAL TREATMENT OF AN ADOPTED CHILD
John Wallace, strengthening OLD coIored man.
was put on trial in the Police Court this morning
for making brutal assault on ten year-oid col
orei boy named Jacob Anderson. his adopted son
The boy testified that he lives ut Montello with
Wallace, and on last Thursday his father sent him
TO the railroad for some cOal, which he failed To
lind. and when he returned the old man put rome
around witness neck and pulled il until the blood
flowed from his nose and mouth and then beat
him with large oak stick. GcCrge Taylor, col
ored woman, testified that she heard the boy
screaming murder, and went to the house and saw
Wallace have rope tied around TIE boys neck
and the other end or the rope tied to the table leg
The blood was streaming from the boys mouth
and nose and the old man was beating him with
a large oak stick. The boys aunt had her hand
between the rope ana the boys neck, and had 60
cut the rope to keep HIM rroli Being choked TO
death. Other witnesses testified TO tie same cf-
feet The prisoner stated that he only ha the
rope around the boys waist ana did not wnfo him
with large stick. A fine OF $50 or so days was
inpOSed.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., i333, ,i2a-S3; customs, S597 $685.
NATIONAL BANK Notes received to-day for re-
demptiOn, S240J0
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ANDREW SMyTH will probably be nominated as
superintendent OF the New Orleans mint in o day
or two. '
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The TOTAL AMOUNT Of duties refunded by thu
Treasury department on sugar under the recent
decision OF the Supreme Court, up to August 1st
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Encampmcnt Of the ca pital City Guard
VISITORS FROM BALTIMORE

Yesterday afternoon the Capital City Guard,
Capt T. S. Kelly, colored military company, LETT
their armory, and marching TO the park at the
Van Ness place, near the foot OF 18th street,
entered upon their encampment and picnic, which
Will be continued until tomorrow night The
company is encampej in ten wall tents. and there
are paradeS, drills, Inspections and guard mounts
during the day, While In the afternoon and even
Ing there Is dancing in the pavilion. This morn
Ing the Baltimore Rifles, Capt. George Matthews.
arrived here Oh the fast mail train at the L. =.
depot, and being met 10y a detachment OF the
OF their friends coming over with them. Tne
RIFLES did not bring over large number in con-
sequence OF the rainy weather. but being mostly
uniformed In blue coats, white pants and fatigue
caps, they made good appearance ana showed
considerable proficiency in marching. The Rines
return tG- night.
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The Outrage ON Nellie Morrison.

A WARRANT FOR THE ARREST OF SUSPECTED NAN.
Policeman Quinlan, OF the seventh precinct, this
afternoon swore out a warrant at the Police Court
charging a certain notorious negro (whcrn he exc
poets to arresp with attempting to outrage the
little girl, Nellie Morrison.
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AGoNG THE CALLERS at the White House today
were Senator's Miller, OF California, Frye, and In
gals and Representatives. HCrr, Neal. Davis, But
rW9.th, HeTndon, Dawes, and Peelle, and Goy-
ernOT boutwell,.
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THE HILLsDALE CREWS CHALLENGE.
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UNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED By THE
FACULTY
ALAXATIyEA AND REFRESHING FRUIT LOZENGE
lamar FOR CONSTIPATION, HEMORRHOIDS
BILE, HEADACHE, CEREBRAL con-
GESTIOS, Etc.
1NDIEN Prepared by GRIIION.
Sole Proprietor,
Plarulacien de Ire ciasse de Ia
Facuit, lie Paris,
81 Rambuteau, Paris.
6RILLON Tamar-unl;ke Pills and the usual pUrra-
tives-is al-eeal le to take, and never pro-
duces Irritation.
Sold by ali Druggists aus -tL9tIp
CPECIAL NOTICE TO BRICKLAYERS
Martins Pulp Block by the barrel.
Metallic Eed 70 or.ar by the barrel.
Engii sh Portland Cement.
New York EJ-ei.,ale Gem MT
Potomac is-Und-iUp Cement
JAMES II. MCGILL,
Iea:.r III Building Supplies, 1421 New Yori, ave.
su3-3t
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AN ATTACK MoMsNr.RlLY EXPECTED.
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THREATENED MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS.
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District Government Affairs.

The total mortality in the District of Columbia
for the week ending July 90, 1882 81, being II
more than during the preceding week. There
were So births reported and 10 marriages
Building permits issued by Inspector Entwsle:
northwest, II. 600; w. c. Dodge, erect three
story dwelling, H. between 1st and 2 streets north
east, 5000; Gen. NJ c. Meigs, erect three-story
%ss Sweas Ag; 3 between 18th and l4th streets north
The District Commissioners have awarded the
contract Tor repairs TO stean-pipes In Peabody,
Cranch and Waliach school buildings to c. G.
Thorn at 1895.
MI. Brady has commenced the plans for the three
new school buildings. The work on the buildings
will be commenced as soon the preliminary
arrangements can be made.
The cOrOner's report for the month ending July
inquests held to have been So
The report OF the building inspector for the
month of July shows So new buildings, 1O3 re-
pairs, awnings and 81 lineal feet OF vauiting
II ACE i'll that month
PouniiinaSter LinStein, his rounds to-day.
picked UP forty-t"o COWS and had them driven 10
the pound-the largest days work since he
has been in the service He states that he pro-
poses to break up the practice OF driving cows
| the payements and parks, as has so long pfsa
vailed.
THE NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS
| The Commissioners have prevailed upon Con-
| gress TO extend the time for commencing work on
the pubic school buildings from September lst TO
commissioners were required TO CONNIE nee these
buildings as above, which gave them too short a
time fer purchasing sites, making plans and ad-
vertsing proposals. The amendmen Mt was intro
duced 10y Iii. Allison and agreed to by unanimous
consent.
SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE IN WEST WASHINGTON.
III accordance with directions Of Health Officer
TownsLend, Inspector OF Plumbing Robinson has
inspected several places in Georgetown where
owners OF property have openings into sewers not
provided with proper traps. In his report he says:
''Ths is not only in violation OF law, but is also
serious nuisance, and the length OF time these
places have been in use Is strong argument in
favor OF early abatement; the dilapidated conJf-
ton OF the base OF most OF these sewers makes 1t OF
the greatest Importance that each connection
shou Id have ample flushing arrangements" He
says further: sin addition to these untrapped
passages into sewers there are many vaults, cess
pools. and dry wells,' into which houses are
Drained and as consequence soil in their vicinity
IS being polluted and the danger to health 1ncreas
ing year by year." These conditions are conSe-
quent upon the defects of the old sewerage system
OF West Washington, and the inspector will be di-
rected to proceed vigorously against all offenders
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The MoNrAUR has been ordered TO proceed from
the Washington navy yard to the Norfolk navy
yard.
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Mr.. s. \. Brown, chief clerk of the State depart
nent, LETT here thls morning for Auburn, \. l.,
where he will spend his vacation. DR.. F. o. ST.
Clr, chief OF the consular bureau,W act chief
clerk during his absence.
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Rhode Island C0Mgresssnem C0ngral

PROVIDENCE, r. L. August 3-Mayor Hayward
has sent to the Rhode Island Congressman the
following telegram: 1.-The city OF Providence con-
graduates the representatives OF this state in
Congress upon their successful efforts 10 procure
for fmprovem ents OF its harbor SO large and
needed an appropriation"
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NAVAL VESSELS AT BoSTON-The Navy depart
ment informed OF the arrival OF the Tennessee,
Yantic, Enterprise and Alliance at Boston yester-
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TIE KEARsAEGE.-It is expected that the Kear-
sarge now at the Norfolk navy yard, viii be ready
to join the north Atlantic squadron IN few
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Thc S.tiaGry Civil Bill.


AMENDMENTS MADE IN THE SENATE PREVIOUS TO
ITS PASSAGE.
Tho Senate late yesterday afternoon passed the
suniiry civil appropriation bill. Amendments
were adopted directing that money shall be APP
piled to Introducing, as far as practicable COM
pettivc examination az means OF ascertaining
qualifications for admission into and promotion in
the civil service: apDrcpria ating 100000 TO meet
the extra expenditure made necessary by the bill
recently passed recognizing the letter-carrier
system providing for p.Gmoti0L' 1r0n the $500 to
iEe loo grade ETC.; providing Tor the payment
or one months extra pay 10 Senat. employees; ap-
propriating s5o,CD and s37,52n, re- ,ectivey, for
the construction CT the government buildings
already provided sor in Williamsport anN Scran-
ton. Pa establishing coaliny dock and naval
stofchcGSe at Port Royal, S. c., and appropi aing
Ssoto1 tneTcfor: appronriating sG0,0C0 for Col-
plet.ag four sections OF the dry dock at the PEN
saee.a t.sFy yard making an increase OF 10000
III the !tsiil ipf The signal service making $4,000
inserting III tne item iCr pay for printing the de-
bates ana proceeding in the Confessional Record
tie words, .'AS actually delivered and nothing
else; directing tue architect OF the Treasury de-
p3rtc,ent TO report ct the next session site and
| plans Tor hall OF records building; also an
amendment appropriating $1,000 for iire-escapes
| and s.and-p!pes for the Government Printing or
J tlce and Government Hospital for the Insa ne
tp)a the bill being reported TO the Senate all the
amendments were ccncurred In With the cxcep-
ttoa CT those upon which special votes were re-
served. Upon an appeal by Mr. German, the SEN
ste refused TO concur In the committee amend-
nent striking cut the provision for the building OF
tie Baltimore post Office and custom house OF
white marble at cost not greater than that of
granite The provision remains as passed by the
| Go'iS". Tie bill ;;.en passed.
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SARATOGA, August S.-BoJtjaek won the first
race; John Davis S econd. 1ime-l :55E. Only
two started.
The second race was won by George Kenney;
Barnes second, Tocsin third Time-l l5.
Frankie H. won the third race; Apollo seconds
Boatman third. Time-a:i0tE.
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THE DALE.-A telegram was received at the
Navy department to-day from Commander Har-
rington. at New York, stating that the Dale would
sal as soon as the WeNther mOlerataS.
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THE ASIAT!C SQCADRON.--Rear Admiral ClitZ,
commanding the Asiatic station, reports to the
Navy department, under cate OF Yokohama, Japan,
June 20, the following changes OF stations OF yes-
SelS in that squadron since last report: The Rich
moDd arrived at Yokohama June p from Kobe
the Ashue.ot arrived at the port June 10 from
kObe; the Alert sailed from Yokohama June 18th
fer the United States the MOnCcacy is under CT
6ieTS 10 visit FuSan and GenSan in Corca. and Port
Hamilton, Nan HOro, to the SCuthward OF Corea, and
then proceed to ChefoO, China, and wait orders;
the Swatara arrived at Yokohama June 2Sth; the
P,Ios IS at Kobe, where she will remain for the
present.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut. ]. B. Murdoch, U.S.N.,
has been permitted to visit Montreal ChaplainS
Haywood and HafTen have been granted leave for
one month; Mate Charles Wilson granted one
months Leave; Commander L. G.. Merrinan'S leave
has been extended until 26th inst. Passed Assist
ant Engineer J. G. kafer has been ordered to the
DeSp9tch Lieut.. r. X InerSOll has reported his
turn home having been detached from the PenSacO-
Ia, Pacific station July II, and has been granted
leave or absence till Oct 1; Passed Assistant En-
cineer ChGs. III. Manning has been detached from
the Despatch and granted six months leave; AS
S1>tant Engineer b. c. Bryan, from special duty at
the department. and ordered to duty at the Wash
ingt0n navy yard; BoitSwain U. IL. Frary has
been detached from the Adams
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PROPOSED ISDIAN SCHOOL UNDER CATHOLIC AU-
sPICEs.-Bi5hOp O'COnnor, of Omaha, had a con-
sultation yesterday with the Commissioner of In
Clan Affairs IN regard to the establishment at the
SlGShOne Bunn0ck Indian agency. In Wyoming
Territory of what is known as contract school.
Bishop OCOnnOr proposes TO establish the school
under Roman Catholic auspices, and to conduct it
according TO the regulations prescribed for the
government of the contract school system.