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woMay WHO TAKES NO FOOD.

WABASH, Ind, July 12.-The fasting woman
South of this city, still holds out and has passed her
sixty first day without food physician called upon her
to-day and prescribed half glass Of milk to pc taken
daily but when for ner to take IL arrived she
cried and begged TO be excused she cannot bear the
sir,t ~ fool md no noursh is now gwen nor Inc
doctor ma about gwen up all idea OF saving her ne
The caae xctes widespread interest IN the Ncly a.
1et no one has been able solve the mystery oil H.
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AFFAIRS IN HAVANA.

HAVANA, July 1.-THE steamer Colon,
which wac declared pirate by the President of Vene
zuea, arrived at Puertobello, United states OF Co
iombia June ii, and was detained until the 20th
BY the Colombian Government
Three four hundred negroes engaged In q hght
wi revovers and knives yes eriay one OF the prin
cpai No arrests we're made. Such fights nov
occur almost daily.
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INCIDENTS OF THE IRISH AGITATION

LONDON July 12.-in the House Of Commons this
afternoon the Arrears of Rent bill was considered IN
Committee. An amendment that the relief shall be
a loan at per cent, repayable within fifteen years
was rejected by vote of 26S 10 167.
In the House of Lords this afternoon the royal as
sent was CIV en- to the Repression bill
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AT THE LONG BRANCH HOTELS.
LONG BRANCH, July 12.-Mr. Martinez, the
ex Gillian Minister has arrived at the West End Hotel
with his family.
Mira BENJAMIN Harris Brewster and two sons, the
family OF the United states Attorney General, are
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4 LIST OF VICIIMS COMPLETED.

STEUBENvILLE, Ohio, July lZ'-"ork was
begun upon the wreck OF the scioto uOiay anu - ~
v,nc,ng we'll Atsp NJ a diver discovered the body OF
Albert snow of East Liverpool under the wreck In
terribly mangled condition. One leg and hand were
torn of ana there large hole IN the Dacn oi saa
head ila comOleCes the Lat of known nllssh
a total OF slxty-seYen bodies recovered from 1he
ecio
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AN INJUNCTION GRANTED.

Judge Cullen In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn,
Yesterday granted permanent Injunction restraining
the Manhattan Beach improvement Company and the
Long Island Railroad Company from laying curved
rack 70 connect the tracks the roads which in
feTseo AT Atlantic aud Van Sinderenayes., In East
Nj York. l.. l.
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OPPOSITION TO Mr.. KIEFER.

BELLEFoNLAINE, Ohio, July 12.-It is now
definitely settled that Speaker Kefer viii have oppOs-
ton for a denomination General r. Kennedy has au.
rborized the announcement that he is candidate for
the nomination Congress and there Ii doubt he VIII
make an active canvass
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. July Is, a m.-During the greater
mart of of Yesterday in the barometer was
downward Clear weather prevailed until the last quar-
ter when increasing eloudiness accompanied by
tbnnaer shower 04 of Al inca OF fOIng. The tenn
nerature ranged between 74o and $40, the average
sooI beinc SO higher than the corresponding day
an I wear and 3lo1 lower than on Tuesday. .
Cloudy weather, with OCCASIONAL rAln Ioioweu Dy iair
or clear and cooler weather. be expected to-day III
,hta nd
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

TOLEDO, Ohio. July 1.-THE Republicans of the With
District IN convention at Defiance, to-day nominated
Colonel J. II. BIT CHAM for Congress-
UPPER SANDUsKY, Ohio, July l2.-rhe Democrats Of
ne Vh District last night nominated George seney for
Cor
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GRIN IN THE NORTHWEST.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.l

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July 12.-IAe P'oneer-
Press win tomorrow publish returns from Aoou' i'O
pous sho wing the condition Of the orops Minnesota
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Cowperthwait Il Co. OF l5J to l59 Chahan-st, have
celebrated 18th extensive inprosenent sd
eOrually invite All and their
STOCK carpets and housekeeping 9oois Lels'
Brooklyn sore 400 u Az Fli
lnn
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Informal reception ut the Globe Hotel Mr. Conkng Is
to argue some patent before Judge Wallace 70
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MR.. coNKLIYG IN SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 12.-Roscoe Conk-
ling arrived IN city this evening" and was gwen an
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

a. tnr hour
pfscdins midnight white Inc pfesen .he oscillation,
IRE broken dotted Inc pre..n
AZ. Indicated As sharas1eta Hub
psaaAs
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In weeks. without Nne hsAedre OF tdsc seai tos
circular containing reierenceA DR HO1I 80 Vest 2Its
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19
Chance for . scandal.

Washington, lice Bliss was inter-
viewed tonight, with reference TO Cook
statement, apd denounces the accuracy
of the latter's statement In many psrticu-
lars. He claims that there is no DISPOSE
ton to relax the prosecution against the
star route offenders, and claims that
Cook was saved from being dismissed
the department by his { Blisss) influence;
that it will not do for Cook to pose rs d
defender of Garfield now The reply is
lengthy. and 81 cau'tic as to cause re-
jo'nder from Col. Cook.
The publication of Col. Cooks remarks
in reference to the causes which have in
duced him to resign his connection with
the further prosecution of the star route
cases, has created an immense degree of
comment. Thsp ecise reasons. and true
IDner history Of ths causes which have
induced him TO take this step have until
now been concealed 1t is expected that
the statement will provoke criticism, but
those familiar with the case concede its
truthfulness. The attorney general an
nounced t@-night that the resignation Of
Col. Cook had been accepted.
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More Fraud.

New York, 18.-The Graph c'S Wash
ihgton correspondent Gays it has been
discovered that the two chief awards
made by the Mexican claims committee
to the extent OF 81 POO, 600. were obtained
by perjury and fraud, and the secretary
of state has stopped the payment of the
installment due at this time. So fragrant
was the imposition on the commission,
that treaty between the United States
and Mexico has been made, Snd is now
lying on the table of Secretary Freling-
huysen, all ready to send to the Senate
for ratification. The copy belonging to
Mexico has been signed by Romero, and
bears the grand seal Of the q nited States,
and ia already on its way to Mexico, to
be submitted to the Mexican Senate for
ratification. It will certainly be ratified.
because it is for the benefit of Mexico.
and to prevent the Mexican treasury
from being plundered of vast sum of
money under the shadow of United
States authority. Frelinghuysen will
send the other copy to the Senate next
week probably, when such disclosures Of
fraud and conspiracy will be made by
the representative OF the Mexican govern
ment, that it is believed no hesitancy will
be felt as to the proper course OF ae-
ton.
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On she War Path.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, 1S.-The following
dispatch was received yesterday by Gov
ernor Sheldon from Captain Black, of
the Shakespeare Guards, 9 territorial
MALTA company, dated Lordsburg,
Southern Pacific Railroad, yesterday I:
Seventy mounted Apache scouts en- route
to the reservation, went upon the ~
path on the Gila River and killed
Michael Connell. Assistance is asked
Immediately from the government.
start with squad Of my company to-.
day. General Mckenzie has ordered
General Forsythe, in charge Of opera
tions in northern New Mexico, 10 pre-
pare a command of six companies,
Fourth cavalry, and two companies OF
Thirteenth infantry to take the field at q
moments notice, also to i'm nedistely as
certain the truth of the report. If true,
serious difficulties are apprehended, as
these scouts have bsen enlisted in the
United States army, and are now en-
route from San Carlos reservation TO be
Warning has been sent to
mining CAMPS aud settlements.
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Sharp Shipherd.

Washington, lS.-The House COM
mittee on foreign affairs met this morn
ing for the purpose Of continuing the
examination Of Shipherd in relation to
tie Chilli Peruvian correspondence. The
chairman, Williams, read the following
letter from Shipherd:
RIcHMoNDvILLE, LIMA.
All copies of correspondence called for
By the committee were furnished and
packed last evening, and my TICKET pur-
chased for the limited express this morn
ing. Almost as soon, however, as left
my office, was prostrated by a very
acute attack Of malarial fever, and moth
ing like travelling is possible to-day. l
shall rejoin the committee there the
members INDUCED in hearty laugh the
moment my physician will allow me to
do so, and my present hope is that / will
be able to appear in few days.
(Signed,) j. r. SHIPHERD.
Several members of the committee ex-
pressed the opinion that Shipherd was
'triHing with or evading the committee.
Orth moved that the committee report
the matter to the House and ask Cor q
compulsory process. Walker favored
positive action. After pretty general
discussion Of the best course for the COM
mittee 10 pursue. Belmont moved that
the committee send messenger to New
York 10 ascertain the true facts in the
case. The motion carried. Adjourned.
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The Doctors w OPk

The doctors Lave proven to be
willing and powerful allies in the
work of making drunkards. They
prescribe liquor under all circum-
stances. No matter what ais the
patient, whiskey comes IN as q
remedy. The man mas q cough the
doctor says: you are threatened
with consumption; you must take
cod liver oil and Shis8ey." The
man probably has no consumption
and gets we'll. He leaves of the cod
liver oil but continues the Whiskey.
A man is sick and sends for the doc.
tor. The doctor finds the patient
chilly, with feeble circulation. He
must have whiskey to warm him up.
The doctors next patient has pneu-
monia or typhoid fever. He must
have Whiskey. The cases are IN uo
sense alike, but the remedy is the
sane. Sometimes we wonder physi.
clans, with 90 much book learning,
will never learn to exercise q little
common sense. II whiskeY was 8
good rem edy for fevers, which it il
not, conscientious physicians would
use it sparingIy, knowing the danger
OF making their patients drunkards
But when We see them prescribing i
under all circumstances, il al
diseases for men, women and child
rem re do not wonder that drunke .
ness is prevalent everyWhere.-M
Truth,
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Washington Advices.

Washington, ia member of the
house committee on the expense OF the
Garfield funeral emphs:icaily contra
diets the statement that representatives
presented bills for their expenses while
attending the body Of President Garfield
from Washington to Cleveland.
The Senate com mittee on postottices
and post-rosds' amendment I'd the post
Office appropriation bill, providing
81 $40, OOO per year for ten years, TO car
rviup tcean mails in American built
vessels, was Unexpectedly disposed of to-
day, Whea Davis ruled it out as new leg
islatiun. No effort was made over this
decision aud the amendment fell without
s struggle on the part its friends.
Ching Boa Joa, Chineee minister, who
is also accredited to Spain, will leave
here for that country about the middle
of April with several members of the
Chinese legation.
Representative Blacks condition at q
late hour tonight was less favorable. 1t
is feared he will not live through the
night. Representative Allen is some
worse, having suffered from q relapse and
hemorrhage during the afternoon.
st. Patrick's procession was reviewed
at the Executive Mansion BY President
Arthur, Secretaries Frelinghuysen,
Kirkwood, Folger, Lincoln, Attorney
General Brewster and First Assistant
Postmaster General aattoD. At ban :
quet tonight speeches were inside by
Representatives Rosecrans, ButterWorth,
Paul, McKenna and others.
Washington, 1S.-A handsome sum
has been subscribed by the various de-
psrtments for Sergeant Msson's family
Petitions for executive clemeney srt
pouring In from all quarters.
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Theafrieal.

Chicago, 18.-The impression made by
Janauschek, at Hsverly's the past week.
10 th at she lie q more perfect and superb
an artist than ever before. She has given
q variety Of programmes with always
full houses. j. z. Eumet succeeds Der.
Ben. MeAuley, at the Grand Opera
House, in "Uncle Dan'l," had as usual,
success.
Next week the Boston Theatre Com
pany in youth"
Lolita concludes remarkable weeks
engagement at McVicker's tonight. Her
new play, Bob is success.
HAnlsn Brothers give "Leveriag1 IN
Suisse" next week.
At Haverly's my Partner" ran to
large houses.
Next week the Strakoseh Opera Com
pAny, with Gerster, occupies HaVerly's.
Edwin Booth follows the opera.
Ben Cotton appears At the Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Haverly intend to
go to Europe next month. Haverly is in
i'll health from overwork.
The msnsgership Of the Olympic
Theatre has again changed hands. Ii is
on paying basis and Mr.. Meade Is
leAseo,
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Havana, 17.-Forly cane fields in the
jurisdiction Of Molina del Sur, burned.
Smaller fires in other sections.
Msrseilles, 1S.-Crystal Palace Thea
ire burned. Loss, 1000, 900 francs. The
actors had great difficulty in escaping the
burning building.
New York, 1s.--Pond's Extract Co. .
Works, Williamsburg, burned last
night. Losa on stock and buildings, re-
ported 500 00e.
The third floor was occupied by
Schmidt s. Co.'s lithograph establish.
ment; loss $4,000, Einsured. ,The
fourth floor was occupied by August
Mol, lace and braid manufacturer. The
stock and machinery were very expen-
sive; loss $4,000. insured. Minor losses,
IS, 600. Ponds Go. losses were mostly
covered by insurance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19
TelegFaphic.

New York, 1s-The numerical
says: Touching telegraphic competition
with the Western Union system, We
have reason to believe the Mutual Union
and Baltimore and Ohio telegraph and
one or more small competitors will be
drawn of il the course of week or
two. The mott important of these, the
Mutual Union Company, We suppose
have already informally sgreed to trans
fer their wires to the Western Union.
The line of telegraph promoted and in
deed owned between New York and Chi
csgo by the Baltimore and Ohio road
will also be transferred as q part Of the
consideration for settling with Gould and
his associates for majority of the Cen
trail New jersey board of directors.
whereby the Baltimore and Ohio and
Philadelphia and Reading reach the city
without further opposition.
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Domes.,r MISCELLANY.

Augusts, Ca, 10. II. Stone s. Co..
cotton and guano house, made an assign
ment. Liabilities, $40, noninel
assets. $4,000.
New York, 17.-Jsy Gould has pur-
chAsen sixteen lots on Twenty third and
Twenty-eighth streets, near Eighth ave-
nue., for a million dollars.
San Frsncisco. l8.-Unconfrmed re-
ports are that eighteen persons were killed
at Genoa, Nevada. yesterday, by snow.
slide.
Chicago, 17.-Irish citizens, to-day.
had parade of fue dime siOns, although
the streets were covered with mud aud
slush, the weather forbidiiDg and at
times showery. Several banquets in the
evening concluded the celebration.
City of Mexico, 1S.-Ths government
has decided to accept with notifications
the terms Of the treaty of-red By Gu.te-
mas for q settlement Of the pendi & DIFF
fculties.
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Cable Clicks.

Loulon. ia Paris correspondent
believes Bismarck thinks of letting the
terse relation between Germany an5
Russia take its course. No confidence,
he says, ia felt in Barlin in the alleged
wish of the Car to remain friendly with
Germany.
Rome, 17.-Bradlsugh has been ur-
gently pressed by q committee of free
thinkers to accept the presidency of an
international congress which it is pro-
posed to hold at Rome next autumn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19
THE FLOOD.

Chicago, Histories OF disaster and
destitution received from all lower Mis-
sissippi River points continue to come up.
The river is rising again and levees are
giving way about Vieksburg and food
ing entire parishes.
helena, Ark, 1.-THE water is falling
slowly in the river, but the overflow in
the city remains stationary and two
thirds of the city is still under water and
the general situstion brighter. The effects
of the overflow are being roughly esti-
mated and the figures reach millions.
Suffering at points not easily accessible
still continues, and new stories Of distress
reach HeleRa hourly. The city is
full of homeless people who have escaped
from the low lands and hundreds of
hsnds will 20 into the upper country and
desert their old homes forever. The
steamer CodhomG brought meal and
bacon, for shipment to the sufferers on
sunk lands on the Upper st. Francis,
which went forward his afternoon. Ad-
ditional news from that region shows q
still more frightful condition of the peo-
pie. They raise cotton, corn and hay,
and are said to be among the best stock
raisers upon the face of the globe. A
thousand head ofea:tle, of the finest Ken
lucky breeds are floating around dead or
are upon scafolds, or on RATS that have
been tied to trees to keep them floating.
The few Indian mounds that appear show
the only ground for nearly 400 miles.
and are the only remaining vestige Of
that the prehi toric country, and these
viii! be used.to land ration' on, 1t being
unsafe to select any Of the houses on the
route
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19
Chinese COurtesans.

San Francisco. 16.-SeVeral Chinese
women. supposed to be courtesAns who
arrived on the British steamer AmeaY
Head, and were held by the authorities
70 be sent back TO China, we're brought
into the superior court yesterday, on
habeas corpus Captain Roper, of the
A,jsGr Head testified to the great lax
it7 on the part Of American Consul
u osby, at Hong Kong, in relation to
Chinese immigrants. In proof he pro-
duced blank printed forms, signed by
Mosby and bearing his consular seal, the
same being certificates required to be
produced by immigrants, which Roper
stated he cyuld himself fill in rs he
chose.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19

Pensacola. Fla, 1s.-At Tampa, a
young Englishmsn, c. d. Ovens, at
tackled young lady. and stabbed her
nearly to death. He was captured and
placed in Jail, but within an hour he was
taken out by mob and hanged to a
shade-;ree 10 the urtbouse yard, where
the U. s. court was in session at the
time The mayor and sheriff protested,
and Lieutenant Danes, Of the Third u.
S. artillery, ordered out the garrison to
rescue the prisoner, but before the troops
arrived Owens was dead man. he was
the exact imsge of Guiteau.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19
Special.

Have DAILY CALLS FOR SNAIL.
IL houses to rent. The besE invest ment Of
money Is to build some that will rent for
from IS to So per month.
NJ ant A HOUSE AND GROUND
w enough to raise feed for a cow, 70
ease Tor year, in the suburbs OF the civ
On AIRES OF FARMING LAND On
state hoad. fifteen miles soash or cftv.
draper Canal runs above the land. Log
A GOOD LAYoET FOR ARGE OR
a sHislI ismIly-s ranch close To- railroad.
LSrm ana GARY. Good school q, ar hy. Cheap
SOAE NO. HAY LAND CLOSE TO THE
- ChIreh Farm in the market FOR short
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ON FRANK.
ID lin avenue i A'-A-
OH0 ACRES OF LAND SEVEN MILES
ETO north ofthe city; 35 acres in Iueerns,
A small shanty on it. Will trade FOR citv
property; S15 per scre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19
SYSTEMS" OF MEDICINE.

The profession is probably una ware
of the progress steadily made by med.
ical quAckery in its diverse forms and
DISCUSSES. Quackery which is no.
medical-in she ssnce OF being prac-
ticed by duly qualified mems un-
doubleday an evil, bat it's consequ=n.
ces are not comparable vita Il e ef-
fects OF such quackery rs is growing
apace within our own ranks, and
sloglJ j: May be. but surely, under.
mining the respect and confidence
which the profession has hitherto de-
served and received from tn puDllc.
We sometimes wonder tina. OIt rA,I-
ing does not command the warm rec.
ognition in certain quarters to which
it seems entitled. For a sum ;len.
explanation OF this default 10 the es-
simAtion OF society, let Us look - the
prevailing aud almost daily increas-
ing popularity OF system" and
"cures" tacitly, il not svoWed y sup
ported or counsenanosd by the plo-
fession. There is a sentimental and
mock heroic spirit abro I'd which bug
lesques the csndor oi'truth seeking"
and even mimics the impulses of
oniVslry. We hesitate to condemn
any system, ''lest there should to
some good in it," and We are too ter.
der.hsarted ami polite to deal hon.
estiy by i!s promoters, even though
ne recognize the fallAcy OF their pre-
tensions, and more than suspect their
motives. This lie not faithful line
OF conduct in reference to our PROBES.
sion, nor is il loyal to science, which
is one OF the many constituent parts
and aspects OF truth. We know, or
ought to know, that a perfectly just
and truthful conception oithe science
of medicine must bar the recognition
of systems and cures of any class or
description. The art Of healing is
not q system, aud can never be made
one. 1t is simply aD intelligent sp-
slication of the laws of health In the
remedy OF di,ears. We stHdy the
'symptnms" OF u mslady with view
to the aeQuis ton OF precise knowl-
edge A. ~ its nature, course. and ra-
tionsl Treatment. We pursue the iu-
vestigati q ot disease over the boun-
dary-line OF death, and exphDIe the
oAdaver with n view to ascertain the
effect of tue morbid state on the OF
ganism AMI to elect its organic causes,
albeit We too commonly conicuDd e.
gects With Causes. We test the pow
era and anslyzs the constitution Of
drugs, and We scrutIn'Zs aud make
careful trials oi method, o. treatment
ID, btain reasonable scqu4Intaoce
with their natures AID actions. In
brief, We take any amount OF trouble
and resort to every mesns st our dis
possl 70 render the principles and
particles of our art rational. THIS /;
J our duty. and it is the only method
consistent with self respect and pro
| fessionsl integrity; but. il side by side
with this policy, We cherish a spirit
OF credulity which renders US ever
ready to countensnce systems 81
which We can know nothiDg-becausC
there is nothing to kno9-and take 8
false pride in showing iriendliness tc
quAcks and charlstsns. the good
work We ourselves may do is changed
to evil by reason of the actual or i'm
piled sanction We give to the bad
work done by others.-PopaIar Sci.
cnce Monthly.
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Another Comet.

Albany. n. z, 1s.-Ch4s. S. Wells,
OF Dudley observatory, b 4s discovered g.
bright comet in hercules, right ascension
IL hr. west min. north; defamation
81 deg, 30 min. the comet has : tail
5 min. in length.