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IN MEMORY or MISS PARNELL.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Fhe lrlsh societies OF
this CITY This afternoon made demonstration In memory
AZ me iate Fanny ParneI The demonstration consisted
of nroceasou speeches by local orators, the passage
o ,oenorfa resolutions and the reading VI hlss Far
n.lps nDpcal tO hiAr es1unlfy W0ulen
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PREPARING For A POSSIBLE RIOT.

DUBLIN, Aug. l3--It is stated that guns have
been'placed IN the upper yard of the Castle and
other precautions taken, in view Of possible riots
during the OConnen demonstration this week.
Large bodies of infantry paraded the streets with
guns tonight, causing some excitement The an-
Aoii14es are rcticent IN regard To the increa sed
vigilance exerci sod by them
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
4 RUFFIAY SHOT BY IN OFFICER

FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. l3.-Poiceman
Doyle late this afternoon, attempted 10 arrest George
Alexander and companion for disorderly conduct.
Ihey Resisted and beat officer, inuring him very
seriously. Doyle shot Alexander ana lett HIM dcaG,
while lie took the Other rough the statiOnhOusc,
where he himself fell exhausted from his wounds and
lind TO be carried home
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PROVINCETOWN FISHERMEN.

PROvNCETowN, Mass, Aug. 13.-The
schooner Gertrude Captain Loyet arrived last evening
from the Grand Banks with l4OO qnintals OF goldfish
This IA the first arrival of the Captain IOvett
reports that OF the fleet ls making fair catch
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Stabbed BY HIS F1THER.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13.--Albert Harrison,
a worthless fellow, while intoxicated this morning,
stabbed his son William III the abdomen
infhctng wound which 1t Is believed
will result fatally. The affair occurred
in their hOme No. 7 COurt-aey, and caused Dy the
sons iuterposng behalf o; his sister, who was beng
abused by father. The father arrested.
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PROBABLE MURDER Of WOMAN.

Ann Mulligan, age forty-seyen, died i'll Belle
vUe Hospital last night. sne taken the hospital
two days ago by Roosevelt Hospital ambulance
from lOdging-hOusc in West ThIrty-nInthst.
She was covered with bruises and stated "a nurse,
Wilcox, ana to her phy sican that she had be
beaten IN the lodgnghOuse she died before the COrO
ner could take her antelu) ).ten sJatsincnt
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14

CHOLERA IN THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO.
LONDON, Aug. 14.-1ke Daily Aecss Madrid cor
respondent telegraphs that the Supreme Board OF
Health have decided to enforce Immediately strict
quarantine against all vessels from Borneo the
Goo Loo Islands and the Philippine Archipelago Oh
account Of tne prevalence of cholera.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
KILLED TITH 4 CLUB.

CAIRO H., Aug. l3.-ln a row last hight
at Ullin small place about twenty mics mort" o' 'n'
.r, r,,,,l,s. ueathcote was knock u down by msn
,,,d io,,,s Coodulap and while IeathcOte was down
tn,an srck MIN on tue mead wiin club and allied
MIN Goodman is in Jail.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
RELEASED FOR WANT OF EVTDENCE

CALAIS Me-, Aug. 13.-Charles Leona, the
trapeze performer, Of Syracuse who was arrested
here on suspicion Of being the Ilr HarbOr hghwayman
has been released, owing 10 the Lack Of evidence
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

ACCIDENT TO THE EMPRESS OF GERMANY.
BERLIN, Aug. 13.-The Empress, while walking
Oh Saturday IN the Schloss of Babelsberg, slipped
and was thrown TO the ground Her Majesty re-
ceived rather severe shaking and several slight
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
JUDGE Levy NOT DEAD.

SARATOGA, Aug. I3.-Judge William NJ.
Ievv ~ Nav orleans did OF die horc last Thur0uay 80
was reported from New Orleans last week. but Is yea
aliV
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Run OYER BY Il TRAIN.

BINGHAMroN, n. Y, Aug. 13.-An unknown
man was run over by freight train the syracuse and
Bnghamton Railroad at Chenango Bridge on saturday
night he dled IL nidulahL
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
4 BOY DROWNED.

OGDENsBURG, y. u, Aug. l3.-Albert Stra-
der Norwood. age fteen, fell from barge yesterday
aiteTLoon and drowned. His body has not beon
covered.
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THE s1-rz canal THREATENED.

srrz. Aug. 12-The rebels in great force haFo
taken up positions Immediately 'hrea'cninS Wv Wv
canal. The English Admiral has occupeu '"0
.ra,cr-vorks He will not allow any interference
whatever from VI. de Less"ps
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14

shot and mortally wounded to-day at Parsonstowh
Comfy Louth Four bullets entered his pouS' No
reasons are assigned tor the outrage
The police have arrested five OF a company vi my
men who were found drilling illegally near Du"-
garvan.
The committee in charge Of the Limerick races
has refused an offer made by Clifford LLOYD oil
cup valued at ESQ, to be competed for III the next
racing meeting f
The Insnect0r- General Of the COnstabulary 1or-
wardcd last evening to county inspectors through
ont Ireland sums amounting IN the aggrcga,e 10
L 50. 900 for distribution among the cons'aouhS'
LAND LEAGUERS AND THE COMMONS
MANCHESTER Aug 13.-Therc was demonsTa-
ton here today in connection with the Lanu
League Convention. Mr.. Commins presided
Messrs Bigger and O'Connor were present, MT.
Comnlns serted that the Irish party had lorceu
the House of Commons 10 yield much moro 'hin
the House ever intended. He urged the parry "
continue its united efforts to abolish the Union.
resolution thanking the Irish National party III the
Honse of Commons was unanimously passed. MT.
Ricpar said that the Irish party contained some OF
the ahIest men in the House Of Commons Mr.
OConnor urged his hearers 10 renewed efforts III the
next general election.
CHILDREN KILLED IN A SCHOOL-HOUSE.
LONDON. Aug. 11.-By the accidental explosion
of a barrel of gunpowder in tradesInans shop
neara school-house i'll Grodeno, Russia. alnost.
all the children in the schooi-house who were
Jews were killed. Many bodies have been taken
from the rnins The windows and doors of church
and otber buildings Ill the neighoorhood were
shattered.
THE STEAMER MOSEL SETTLING.
LONDON Aug. 1.-The steamer Mosel Is setting
down rapidly. and heavy seas have washed away
many of her fittings.
IDr,Iv I
THE HILLSDALES' CHALLENGE ACCEPIED'
LONDON, Aug. LITTLE Sportsman this morning
saws
Owing % the satisfactory answer received
from the Yale Boat Club the Thames Rowing
Club have accepted the challenge Of the Hulsdae
crew. Captain Terwiger received letter to thai e.
feet on Saturday evening from Captain Canton OF the
Thames crew. and Immediately tecgraphed for the
other members of the Hlsdalc crew, who started
on Friday their trip TO the Continent, but
all his efforts to intercept them have thus far failed
lie hopes to succeed IN reaching Item
by telegraph to-day. Their passages home
are already booked bat VIII be cancelled II
necessary. The match, if it comes on, VIII
take place about Il month hence, over the
Championship coIrsc. The following named oarsmen
Will represent England H. b. Tween, j. Has tie, Ii.
Rust and L. Canton, stroke.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
LoRD ALFRED FACETS YACHT

PRovINcErOwN, Mass, Aug. l3.-The steam
yacht santa Cecilia, OF London, owned by Lord Alfrod
Paeet having on board Mr.. FrancElyn and family
rived here this afternoon The yacht Is bound or New
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
SENATOR HILNS CONDITIcM.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. l1.-Senator Hill is
worse His death is looked for uext day.
unless he rallies.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
FIRE AMONG BUSINESS HOUSES.

GRANT CITY, Mo-, Aug l3.--Tw,lve business
houses destroyed by fire here last night The loss
ia estimated at from $4,000 to Sj0OO0; insurance
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THE POPULAIION or CHICAGO.

CmCAGO, Aug. 13.-The school census vii
make the preAent population Of Chicago o6IOOO
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THE WAR IN EGYPl'
.r,oy OF THE PORTE.

VACILLAIION VI -nxy
i"n ,r.R A1rXANDRIA-THE PORTE III
rxo TO AVOID DEFINITE AcrIoN-rhh fNo''-'
NATION AGAINST ARAB. oor-
A party from the Condor made Ss,t' a reUon1 Uonr
,o;ssance beyond the Mex forts, near near
Alexandria, yesterday, and DESTROYED some jli
Of the enemy's stores A - Al.
lance committee has been formed IN rAn Al
srandria .a1 to protect the interests OF Euro EURO
means The Anglo-Turkish military cOn'tn- Sn
'' ,;on has NOT vet been signed the Porte not De-
,nn D" oat;stie1 with the English draft. Arablracn,
has heon invited TO lay down his arms ana i,,
the proclamation declaring hlm Ieoe, .'..H ., a
rn+ no officially issued by the Porte until
renly has been received from him.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
CHILDREN KILLED IN A
THE STEAMER MOsEL SETTLING.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The steamer Mosel Is setting
down rapidly ami heavy seas have washed away
many of her fittings.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14
POLITICAL NEWS.

DEMOCRATS INDIFFERENT TO PARTY.
SHALLOW ExPEDIENTs REsoRTED TO TO CATCH
THE POPULAR FAvOI-A SHARP CONTEST IN
THE I'D JUDICIAL DISTRICT PROBABLE.
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chsmgoa Of Tie World !
HE CHAMPION GRAIN DRILL.

FE'HEuudersicred having received the Agency
of this Celebrated Grain Drill Tor jefferson
County. and having now ON hand supply OF
these Drills and full line ot Extras, IN cgoeoi
breakacc. sOuo delay can possibly occur i'm time
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Of Jefferson on favorable terms and do no;
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the "0LD FAMILY GROCERY"
ALIVE AGAIN.

HAYING purchased the Store and Stock n
NJ. Warren Eby will continue the sane
Inc Of business at his old stand. oeer fine
assortment OF
GROCERIES, SUGARS, C0FFEES,
TE4S, SPICES, SlRJPS &c.
Also a large stock of
WOODEN-WARE. CROCkERY & SALT
solicit the patronage Of INV friends and the
public. and am satisfied they will find my stock Of
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Ap.il u. 1879. II. II. COOKE.
CtROUND Alum and Fine Salt Tor sale cheap
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TUST received lot Of Buckets, Tubs and Cylin-
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4 LARGE Stock OF Queensware, Glassware
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Fall and Winter!
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AFEW on IT'S MERITS

Positive Forcc-Tecd Grain Distributor, and
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The Champion Is theonly Grain Dill in tho
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gsoynna Chilled EsEo,r.
Phoenix Carriage Works

I HAVE on hand and am constantly adding
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NAYS, 1850.
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DUBBER BOOTS and shoes. and Snow TX
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De-. 20 O.. V. T. KFNRSLEY.
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Cotton.

Sales yesterday, 400 bales, to ex-
porters, $50; to spinners, so; the mar
ket closing quiet at &c lower, as fol.
lows: Ordinary, 8Sc; good ordinary,
9Bc; low middling, lOlc; middling,
lOic; good middling, lie; middling
fair, lilo.
Sales of futures in this market yes
terday summed up 100 bales; the day
before 600 bales, and on Monday 200
bales. October closed yesterday at
10.6OalO.67, sales of 1900 bales; No
vember, 1%O.6Oa10.64, sales 300 bales;
July, ll.15al1.2O, sales 200 bales.
The New Orleans market closed
last evening at 1ltc for middling, a
decline Of to since Saturday last.
Sales 1850 bales. Receipts, 2629.
Stock, 1896 bales. Futures easy al
2 to 10 points below the day before or
months beyond October, and IA points
decline on the latter.
The New York market closed steady
at Lice decline. Middliug lite
Sales 1893 bales. Stock 1852 bales
Futures weak at II to II points be.
low the day before.
The Liverpool market closed Will
sales of 10000 bales. Middling up
lands, 6sd; Orleans, 6 l5-l6d.
The receipts of cotton at al
United States ports for the past fv,
days sum up 100 1877 bales, and ar,
737 bales in excess of the same tim,
las: year. Total receipts since Sep
TENDER LIST have been 405, 1893 bales
and l33,443 less thar last year, ais,
2l4,5S3 less than the year before TO
the same time. Total foreign ship
meuts this season sum up 174,86.
bales, against 4O,846 bales last yea
and 332,2O2 bales the year before 70
the same time. Total stocks are nov
265,S37 bales, against 429,l85 bale
last year and 356,044 the year beior,
at this date.