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- So LouIs, July 29.--on the 9Th of this
month Guy Smith, the twelve-year-old son
of Milton Smith, living near Kirkwood, in
st. Louis county, twelve miles from this city,
quarreled with his brother Louis, and his
father gave them both a whipping. The
boys we're milking COWS at the time, and
after finishing Guy went into the kitchen and
washed his hands, then went to his grand
mothers room, got a shotgun which was
kept there, returned to the kitchen where his
father was and emptied one barrel OF the
gun into his body, inficting wound from
which he died in few hours. Guy was ar
rested yesterday, and to-day his trial for
murder in the first degree progressed at
Clayton, the county seat. This evening
the Jury returned verdict of guilty, and the
child will probably be sentenced to be
hanged. The verdict was a surprise. The
case throughout has been singular one, and
has excited great deal of interest. The boy
is not thirteen years old and has been strange
child from birth. His head ia abnormaily
large aud high and runs almost to q point,
like cone. He has quick, strong temper,
and physicians say he has always been
liable to water on the brain. He acknowl-
edged ON the witness stand that he meant
to shoot his father and hurt him as badly
as he (the father) had hurt him, but did
not intend to kill him.
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The Ltxhtntu< pInutpuIator..

C1NcINNATI, July 29.-The executive Off
GERS of the Brotherhood of Telegraphers of
the United States and Canada and the
United Telsgraphers of North America held
a conference at the Gibson House, in this
city, tonight, and effected a complete con-
solidation, thus ending the sharp rivalry
that for some time has existed between them.
The consolidated organisation has a menu
bership of from 5000 to 5000, and is strongly
protective in its features.
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THE TARIFFS O0MMIssION.
of Dealers I'm Foreign
Newspapers and Periodicals Heard.

LONG BRANCH, July 29.-The Tariff Com
mission gave hearing to-day to c. M.
Bonee, jr., and VIM. Henry Arnau1, of New
York, representing the interest Of dealers in
foreign newspapers, magazines and periodi-
Gals. They represented that the business is
uujustly Disseminated against by these for
eigunewspapers and magazines coming free
through the mails under he postal union
treaty when addressed directly to subscribers
in this country, while coming in bulk 10
dealers here they have to pay an ad paiorem
duty of twenty-five per cent. They ask that
newspapers, unbound magazines and un-
bound periodicals be put on the free list.
No other persons asking for a hearing To-
day, the commission adjourned till Monday.
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NEW YORK, July 29,-The mortality for the
week ending at neon to-day reached the APP
palling figure of 1917. A larger number Of
deaths has not been recorded in a single week
in ten years. Deaths for the day, 2I8; one
third Of the victims were infants who sue
cumbed to cholera infantum due to heat.
There were eight sunstrokes and eleven
deaths from heat to-day. Five sunstrokes
were reported in Brooklyn. 1t is raining
now and the Thermometer has fallen to 84o.
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FRANCE.
AxorzER MINISTERIAL CRISIS.


PxR1ss July 29--In the Deputies De Frey
cifst, ID proposing the vote of credit, szjd
that without the mandate of Europe, inter
vention probably so-called, would be neither
wise nor prudent. The present operation
could lead to no conflict with Europe.
France would occupy the ends of the canal
with 1000 men, and would show England
that she possessed the sympathy and moral
support Of the French people. As Turkey
had announced her intention of dispaiching
troops 10 Egypt, this was not moment to
refuse the grant. Such a course would be
preiudicial to the interests of France in
Egypt, and to her prestige in the ideas OF
the Mussulman world. The powers
were reverting to the idea of collective
protection of the canal, and the con-
ference was about to consider this phase OF
the question. Both England and France
would be disposed to participate in this col
lective action. In conclusion, DeFreycint
said: The government makes a direct APP
peal 10 the confidence OF the Chambers. In
this the ministers are unanimous"
Notwithstanding DeFreyciuets appeal,
the Chamber-by vote of 450 to 75-re-
iected the credit demanded by the govern
ment.
After .he vote the ministers went to the
Elysee and rendered their resignations to
President Grevy. He requested then to con-
tiuue to transact the business of their offices,
pending the appointment Of their successors.
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coNoRessloNAL.
THE SENATE STILL WORRYING v
NAUAT RITZ


WAsHING1 IN, July 29.-Senate.- Sem
ate, by vote Of 25 to IL, took up the House
bill 10 regulate the carriage OF passengers bv
sea, and it was passed without objection.
The House bill to regulate immigration
was passed without objection.
The House bill passed granting the widow
of Henry. 81. Gsrnett, late minister TO Lii
IBERIA, an amount equal to her husbands sal
AIRY for one year.
The Senate then resumed Confederation of
the paSsfi appropriation bill, the CLAUSE nm
der discussion being that with reference tn
the double-turreted rsQnitors.
Senator Beck offered the amendment of
which he gave notice yesterday rrs3nsing
from 81 100000 to 100000 the auonnt of
the appropriation for completing The Man
mah and launching the other four moni-
tors. and prohibiting the completion of those
four vessels until ordered by Congress. and
directing the Naval Advisory Board to re-
port az to the advisahiiity of their compile
.tion. After long debate Senator Beck's
amendment was adopted-yeas, 80; nayr. 10.
J. Senator Miller zeal moved 10 strike out
the clause abolishing the grade of commo-
dore. Agreed to-lyeas, q pays, %.
On nlolion Of Senator Butler, an smsnd-
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a CHILD MURDERER.
4 TwelFe-Year-Old Boy Found Guilty Of
Murder in the First Degree for
Killing His Father.
Another Bank Cashier Gone Wrong
Commodore Kountz Convicted OF
Libel-A Woman's Sin.

CARo. July 29.-Henry A. Delemate, of
Wettonburg, Germany, employed here by
Barclay Bros. as porter in. their drug store,
committed suicide tonight by taking strych-
nine
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K..n1. round sa,lsy

81. LOUIS, July 29.-In the Court of Grim
inas Correction the case of Captain John
Carroll against Commodore William J.
Kountz, of Pittsburg, for libel, was decided
to-day. Kountz was indicted by the grand
jury over year sgo, and the case has been
pending in court ever since. Both men are
prominent in steamboat circles. Kountz, it
was charged, caused libelous statement TO
be published in the Allegheny Sentinel that
Carroll was defaulter. There was much
bitterness between the parties, and this arti-
Gle was the outcome Of it. The judge found
Keuntz guilty, and ordered him to pay 500
fine and costs, which are considerable. A
motion for a new trial was at once fled.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

A Tribune reporter has interviewed the
Turkish minister to this country, and learned
from him, among other things, that Arabs
name does not rhyme with Satisfy" not
with "devotee," but is accented on the sec
ond syllable, A -ro-bi.
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A sfunfd Riu.aer.

CzIckeo, July z9.-Through the stupid
blunder or wiIl{ul ssnss stionslinm of mzn
not ussd 40 hau1lznx nzt<6E1 Of ueps, =
fumor was set s6oat this forenoon that
Omaha was burning mp. Ths only possible
foundation for the report vas q temporary
obstruction Of telegrsphic traffic by the burn
ing of switchboard in the Omaha tele-
graph office. The rumor was so widely cir
culated as to make this explanation proper.
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ROWAN-On Saturday July 2s, 1882, at O'Clock
p.m., OF typhoid fever. the Rev. Il. J. ROWAN, in
the twenty year of his age. Pastor of the
Central Baptist church, OF this city.
Funeral services will be held at the church this
Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock. The re-
mains will be conveyed to Crystal Springs, Misc,
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Another Ca.nier cone wrone.

FRANKLIN, PA, July 29.-Quite furry
was created in this city this morning by the
announcement that John G. Craft, cashier of
the Exchange Bank. was . defaulter to a
large amount. The exact sum cannot be
stated, but it is said to be between 5000
and $4,000. 1t is said Craft lost heavily on
the oil market. and used the banks funds to
oorse-his lesses. The stockholders OF the
hank ase individually liable, and are pre-
pard1 to sneet Ill demands made upon the
bank, and will continue business as usual.
There is no indication of run on the bank,
and the deposiiors are confident they will
be paid 100 cents on every dollar they have
deposited. Craft is q deacon in the Presby-
terian church, and enjoyed the, confidence
and respect of our citizens to the fullest de-
gree.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.


OMAHA, July pa heavy thunde er-sto
passed over Lost Creek, Platte county, ON
Thursday night. Lightning struck the houee
of VIM. Smith, instantly killing one of his
daughters and dangerously injuring another.
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ALMOST A PANIC
ON Change at Chica<o-Heavy Drop in
Prices.

CHICAGO. July 29.-There was almost
panic on Change up to the noon hour, and
very heavy decline in prices. The drop on
regular wheat ranged from 14922c, corn 10
1sc. Oats we're only q trihe better. On pork
the decline was nearly seventy-five cents, and
lard 5@I0c. Fine weather, big receipts and
break.
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THE SPORTING RECORD.
Ba.ebail scores.

DETROIT, July 29.-Chicsgos, II; De-
troits /.
BUFFALO, July 2s.-CIevelandr, IL; Buf-
faloe, 8.
CINCINNATI, July 2s.-Cinciunatis. 5; ST.
Louis, 8.
PsoyInEscE, July 2s.-Prsvidences 8;
Troys, II.
NEW YoRK, July 29.-Metropolitsus, 4;
Philadelphias, 2
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DETROIT, July 29-The supreme lodge,
Knights of Pythias, meets in this city Au-
gust 2lst TO the oath, when several Thousand
members OF the fraternity sre expected to be
present. Exfensiye preparations are being
made for their reception.
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HEALTH, the poor mans riches, and the
rich mans bliss, is maintained by the ju-
dicious use of Ayers Sarsaparilla, which
strengthens and invigorates the system by
purifying the blood. II is 30 highly concen-
trated that it is the most economical medi-
cine for this purpose that can be used.
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A FeaaIe Fagin.

CHICAGO, july 29.-Mrs. Mary Reading
vas arrested tonight with five girls, who
1--we with her on Newbury avenue, and who
she uses as shoplifters. The girls story is
pitiful one.
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Two Men Killed by Lfghtnfnx.

LOOMS, LII, July 29.-During terrible
rain-storna last evening about ihree- miles
from here two men, George Miller and
lightning. One Of the men wss engaged in
feeding horses in barn and the other in
pitching hay.
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A Genie
- 90 The foIlouipo av

LOUISVILLE, July 29.-The following e1-
plains itself:
To the President, Washington, DC:
At a meeting on Change of the Louisville
Board OF Trade this day, it was resolved that
the benefits 10 be derived from the river and
harbor bill are 80 great that the objections
insde to some of It's features should not de-
featthe bill.
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III r n

No FAMILY dyes were ever 80 popular as
the Diamond Dyes. They never fail. The
black is far superior to logwood. The other
colors are brilliant.
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DR.. w. 81. PARa1ELEE, Toledo, O., says:
II have prescribed the 'acif in a large va
riety of diseases, and have been amply salts
fed that it is a valuable addition to our Lat
of medicinal agents.
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The Aesthetic song

ATLANTA, GA, July Ex-senator Hill is
worse. His mind was wandering to-day.
He is sleeping quietly tonight.
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twenty Citizen. Marder.a by Indians

TUcsoS, ARIz, July 29.-A Star special
from Gpaymas, Sonora, from courier jukt
from the district OF SAhuauaps, says that il
is reported that at the Cienarisl the Apaches
have killed twenty citixsns, and are depn,-
dating and mnnncr1ng - inhnhftan1s Z,
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IRELAND.

LONDON, July 29.-Anna Parnell was
slightly better this morning.
DAvITT AT ANTWERP.
Davitt has arrived at Antwerp. He stated
ths. he would not fight the question of a
rational association against peasant pro-
prietary. III there was the slightest chance of
creating dissension in the Land League he
would return to Ireland Immediately to put
a tpoke in the wheel of Kavanaugh's land
echaune
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TELEGRAPHIC WAITS.

She used to talk just as silly,
And near a pretty little callalilly.
Tra-la-la.
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A Speedy and
Painless Cure
for the Opium
81 M oPphfne
n a bit. G ure
Guaranteed
address
Nh. DREWRY,M.D.
GRIEFIN, GA.
Non.Resident Notice.

No. 42o1-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn.-Wta- H Wood VI Elien James ct al.
1t appearing from amended and supplemental
bill which il sworn TO In this cause, that the de-
fendants, c. B. James and wife, Ellen James, John
h Jones and wife, Georgia Jones formerly
Severson), residents Of St Louis. No., and
residents of the State of Tennessee, and that they
are indebted 70 the complainant by open account
in the sum of about ssz5. and thai an attAchmen:
has been issued and retgzned levied on certain
real estate described In said bill and urft a be-
longing to sid defendants:
1t is therefore ordered. That they make their ap-
pearanes herein, at the courthouse Of shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday In AuguEt, 1882 and plead, answer or de-
mur TO complainznt,s amended and supplemental
bill or the same VIII be taken for confessed 70
them aud set for hearing exparte, and that copy
of this order be publlshed one week, for four
June q, 1872
copy-attest: r J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallory, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Huuez Posfou. Sols. fay eorapianf fd
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sarAtoxa Races.

SARATOGA, Jnly 2s.-Ffrt Roee.-Three-
quarters of a mile. Tccsin won; AscendefSec-
ond, Blue Grass Belle third. Time-1:15}.
Second Race-One and one-half miles.
Ben dor won; Thora second, Ada Glenn
third. Tims-2:352-
Third Race.-One mile Checkmate won;
Tom Plunkett second, FelIowplsy third.
Time-i :43.
Fourth Rooe.-Sleeple chase, about two
and three-quarters miles. Post Guard won /
Trouble second, Charlemagne third Time
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She used to wear slippers just like me,
And especially when she climbed tree.
She used to wear 9 sunfower on Main street,
And tried TO show her pretty little feet.
Tra-la-la
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BY Tpo Little eirls-say and Eael HUI.

There was once little girl, just like me.
And her cheeks was ss rosy as ROSY could be-
She used to run up and down the walk
And worry us to death with her foolish talk
Tra-la-la larla-la-la. Tra-la-la
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cAPlTAL RRIEEs

w.surxscs, July 29.-There is good
rsason for aeerting that the forthcoming
renort Of - Houee Committee on Foreign
ag = !, &c Chlli-Peru investigation. Will
not maA rssea discreditably upon any United
States ofid,l
Tb;s govennent has expressed its willing.
p.ss ~ srh;r,fe on the Mexican boundar
ouestiou. ID case joint application be made
by Guatels,lA <nd Mexico.
Nonis.tjess: Albert II. Lofard, United
6, a,es stfasey for the Eastern district of
Tonisiana, William H. Francis, of New Jer-
sey. receive Of public moneys at Bismarck,
na
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FALL RIvER, Mass, July 29-Aanufac-
turers are discussing the advisability of Civ
ing their help two weeks vacation in Au-
gust. In the present condition OF the mas
ket it is almost impossible to manufacture
print cloth at anything like reasonable
profit.
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PFFozE dancing put your feet in go1d order
9y using German Corn Remover; zo-eents.
Sold By druggists. ~
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DALLAs TEX, July ga woman about
swenty years of age, giving her name as
Annie Shaw, applied for admission 10 the
city hospital yesterday. She was eneeinte,
apd suffering from gunshot wound in her
side. Her home is in Garden Valley, Wood
county. She said that Dallas drummer, on
= solemn promise to marry her, had accom-
plished her ruin. He failed to come to time
and to avoid the disgrace that her conduct
would bring on her, she attempted to suicide
with pistol. She came to the city in search
Of the drummer, whose name she refused to
give. The city procured her ticket to her
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BON AQUA SPRINGS

NEW Br,S AouA. WITH tts magnificent KEW
~ LOT FL and 100 Cottage rooms, with an eie-
lion Of ll50 feet above the level OF ne se., =
now open for the season. It's sulphur nd Chely-
bc<ta sprinxs viii be found valuable for ne fol-
lowing diseases, viz: Dyspcpsia. Dixrrnes y e p.
terry, Constipation and summer C0mp ~ @ oL
skin. Aneofnta- Chlorozis. Nervous pIostntloo:
Menstrual disorden Chorez, kheum2usms anu
othes morbid dsatheSls- ..
80 TeIarrapb and 81 press 0faees a. the spiinfs
Vtrdtors change ears a. Dickson station. on tns
Nah Vile Chsffauoozz and North western rnilnoeo
where an elegant car viii take them 10 IN pfp-t
-distance IL miles Weinylte couezpoti ehf7-
y. H. n'DoWE1sse
Ron aqua spring. lsAi.
- w A cHFATHAf Rr-s,dl 8t p =, slell q -
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ITALY.

TOUCHING TRIBUTE TO THE LATE MINISTER
MARSH. -
ROME, July s9.-The Institute of Val
ermo, at Vallambross, paid touching trib-
ute to the late Mr.. Marsh, American minis
ter. They received his body into the hall of
their institute for embalmiDg, and kept
guard over it day and night. The entire in
stitute accompanied the body down the
mountain to Pontassaive.
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Condi,Ien Zach worse-Hi. Mind wan-
dering.
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wsites: Il have good old aunt who keeps house
for wife, baby and me. OF late she has been
groaning and complaining. Our family doctor
she would keep her bed for several days per-
suaded her to try Browns Iron Bitters, and to my
astonishment she has never complained since.
She now calls it her medicine and recommends
it to everybody"
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six.y.ana-sl. or si,y.and.Three.

No use talking about Barrett, Beasley and
RUSSELL, every man in the State with sense
enough to vote is fully convinced that
elected. A vote given to one of them is
thrown away; it can accomplish no good in
settling great questions in which the people
are deeply interested, and may do much mis-
chief by defeating the most devoted to the
interests of the country, and no man should
be willing to take the responsibility of such
vote. The selection, as everybody can see,
is narrowed down to a choice between Bate
and Hawkins. One or the other of these
gentlemen will be elected governor at the
coming election. You men who have incon-
siderately thought of voting for Beasley or
Fussell, we speak to you, which do you pre-
far Pate or Havkius9
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
THK NEXT SESSION BEGINS oN THE Est OF
Il October. l682, and continues nine E.c1thE
The institution II orsanized In disttast sehoolz
originally planned for It by Thomas Jeferson.
grouped under the Departments Of
LITkkAIukks MEDICINE SCIENCE.
And In charge Of the following Faculty:
Prof. Jas L Czbell, Prof. James =. Harrison
Prot II Schele De We're, Prof. Iohn W. MaIlet,
Prof John 3. Minor. Prof John 2 Page,
Prof. Francts H Saith, Prof. Eoah K DGris.
Prof. John Stage D4viE, Prof. Thos. e Price,
Prot Geo. Fred. Holmes, Prof. Nm- II. Fontsine,
Prof. Cnas- s. EenAble, Prof =. p. DHnninRton,
Prot Stephen SoufhaIl Prof VIM Thornton-
P-os, VIM = Peters.
Wfth& number Of Assistant InStruelzr<
The newly-creAted chair Of Aslsaz>e-
fllsd In june of this ye23 --ny Is to be
and ccllzctiSzs be- SniverSity in buildings
yesss. As oeen largely increased OF late
- - very extensive and complete 1es
....ronomical Observatory, 70 contain the grest
telsscope given by Mr.. Leander J. Nccornieks y
under construction
The expenses Of the stndenf are moderate. and
q messing system has been es<Ablkhed by nlen
eonforf nay = ennbined with special sconony
~ sSi;lor1s, viz de,azlsd lnsesmsfzon. apply
- Jas 2, HA13zsQZ< I'D.
4 = y o. Va
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APPALLING FIGURES.

New xorh,s De.s6 List for one week
-sunssrokes Reported.
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ENGLAND.

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.
LONDON, July 29.-The duke OF West
minister was married to Lady Catherine
Cavendish to-day.
SIR GARNET woLsLEY INDIsPosED.
General Sir Garnet Wolsley is seriously
indisposed.
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ssuEser salIss.n Fined for Droukea

BoSros, July 29-Sullivan, tine rugilist,
Who surrendered to the police yesterday on
old charges of assault and battery and pro-
fanity, was fined $40 Today for drunkenness
md using obscene language.
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ls6a Prize. SIP O0o
"ss1s e TIsss T,ssss "a H.i9r.sss.s 9ss.;: q.
xxpresz Don't sEND BY REGIsTERED LETTKk
OF FOSTOfFlCE ORDER. Ofoen of - and up-
ward, by Express, can be sent At osnr extauna.
Address all orders 70 z. n. BoARDNAN, C5arisr,
Journal Building, Louisville, Kentucky, or 4. n
BOAEDAAE. 800 Broadway, kew York or no
vest Court ST MeuDhfs Tenn.
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Moukhtar Pasha has made arrangements
which will enable the Porte to dispatch 90
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Explosions were heard here throughout
the day. They were caused by the British
destroying cannon and powder magazines in
the forts. Two armed parties started to-
night from the Alexandria passenger station
and Gabarigoods depot to repair the railways
cut by the rebels on the Alexandria side of
Mahalla Junction. Cherif Pasha has arriv, d
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TIE ASSERTING ITSELF.
TURKEY TO SEND 10000 MEN.

The German representative was instruct,
yesterday from Berlin 70 recommend to Il
sultan to issue a Proclamation declarir
gland
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new L0nuOh, Conn.
Brown 3 starke, Agents, Memphis. Tenn.
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RUSSIA wIrHDRAwE FROM THE CONFERENCE.
LONDON, July ga dispatch from Com
stantinople to the Times says the Russian
charge dafaires has been ordered by his gov
ernment not TO attend any more meetings of
the conference until be has received detailed