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FORTY.SEvENTH CONGRESS.
The River and HarbOr Bill TO be Co
sldcrcd In the senate To-day.

,y. n ~ ,,r ,....
""sh'N"ioN' ~ w. '"'y ia Pet'''oh
was presented to the Senate by Senator Frye,
from the Board of Trade of Bath, Me-, rela-
tive IN the .hi,buildinc interests If ,hc conn.
-.
tN' urges the appointment OF aOonlnil-
w., We 10 st uurlHs .ne reoes ~; W Gongrcss ior
ny PuipTse oh enIu,ring in.o tne wants M o'
am,s oauuIu y, ,uuus' unu W leo,' 70 oun
s .uss srIn n'o".u.a 40 Tou .onu W tut
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Nv '.na'J , , ~ Sa,;o o,a I'LL
u uor n.Hf CONSIDERATION Vi '"' A'"''o"'' nh'N-
'uh Thsy an an" croo,;ro,ho Torr;,orv of pom,;ro
,,,s 10 ,oton ' IN r''"'s '"0 '''''o' u '''''n"
"as , ranen ~; s up ,,o o,,or ros ,o;, or
G GU, WuW;i,nn VI" &c va, ,a;u wv, 81,
cnnsa,o .omor,od Nth 'nu ondn,on,s , In
r;uar n5 arbor IN, m;u;nn nn,;no ,ha, 'h ho
ro,ii any ara ;,S "ono;derss,;on r., or,n s' '
"G In o X wo sess;on WezeIiah q W.,,s
wa ,a conSrmod os s' PresidinS Gnd,e Of y ,he e
C ~aS ~ Torara;s0;onars fpr ,hn ,oho ,ne
LII 'os Wa,,on and zoo T,onni' ~ ha
;nhnas IN ,hn same court and tho cnnO w W
c;ai and i" consniar ,rea,;es with Sorv;o tho
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Arabi's Attitude Defiant-Iiis Yielding
Uncertain.

[By Telegraph to the Free Press and Times
LONDON, England, July Gan Alexandria
despatch says that although Arab may yield
at the last moment, he still preserves def
ant attitude. Admiral Seymour has received
reply to his utimatum stating that the re-
port us TO work upon the batteries and forts
is untrue.
Frances Position.
PARIS, France, July G.-M. De Freycinct
stated in the Chamber of Deputies, to-day,
that Frances preparations do not exceed the
limit of necessary precaution. If French in
tervcniion should ultimately ensuc it would
not be without the previous consent OF the
legislature.
An Appeal to SeymOur's Humanity.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, July S.-Toulba
Pacha, commander of the garrison, replying
to the ultmatum assures Admiral Seymour
that no such hostile act as he apprehends has
been or will be undertaken. He concludes
with an appeal to the admlrals well-kncwn
humanity.
ArabIs Reply Unsatisfactory.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, July 6. - Arab
Pacha's answer does not satisfy Admiral
Seymour, who has sent out call on all
English war ships. The French are encour-
aging Arab to resist.
Attempt TO Cut the Suez.
MADRID, Spain, July G.-Tbe Government
has received despatch from Alexandria, as
serting that Egyptian bands have attempted
to cut the SueZ canal,
England's Preparations for an Egyp-
tian Campaign.
LONDON, England, July 6.-Sir Herbert
MacPh will command the force to be
sent from India to Egypt, with Gen. Hughes
and Col. Tanner as Brigadier- Generals. 1t is
stated that the Government will summon the
reserves Monday. The turret ship Orion
has sailed tor the Mediterranean. The
troopship Assistance has been ordered 10 get
ready for Malta.
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SrEUBENvILLR, o.. July 6.-The bodies of
the following were recovered from the
wrecked Scioto to-day; l.. Beardmere,
Thomas Beardmere, Thomas Larlh and
Chas. Sncarenger. The friends of the lost
ones are cutting up the boat to discover the
bodies.
A later despatch says twenty bodies have
been recovered from the wreck of the Scioto
and those still missing run the roll up to
seventy-four. The owners Of the steamer
have been sued for $3.50 for carrying u
greater number of passengers than ALL
thorized.
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YoNEERs, N. y, July G.-At the State
Teachers meeting this morning, Professor
Straight of Oswcgo, read report on "Indus-
trial Education" Professor Felix Adlar
discussed report approving IT.. Mrs
Mary Hunt of Brooklyn, advocated insruc-
ton upon temperance. Professor Nichols
announced free excursion to Coney Island
to- morrow
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ST.. PErEEsnunc, July 5.-AccordiDg to
good information, DIR. Wcirman, who was
sentenced to exile in Siberia, is still in the
fortress of st. Peter and st. Paul. The
authorities have lately shown much anxiety
concerning the safety of the guard under
meath the fortress and the cathedral Of st.
Peter and 81. Pad, in which are the tombs
of the Cars.
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MALTA, July "a Spanish iron-clad has
arrived, on its way to Alexandria. Ordnance
stores are being shipped on the British iron
clads Minotaur and Agincourt the torpedo
ship lIeca and the troop and storc-ship Sum-
Der. The transport Neressa has shipped two
thousand tons OF coal aud quantity of war
like stores and provialons.
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SOUND SENTIMENT.
Minister Lowell Declares He Will Not
Resign lundcr Fire,

BosroN, Mass, July G.--The Ilerald's
London special says Minister Lowell says he
would not resign under fire and has too
much respect for what he believes to be the
best people of America to accedc to the
blatant demands of the most virulcnt Gle
ments of American society.
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ARCTIC EXPLORES.

Berry, Glider and Melville Arrive ut
Irkutsk.
NEW York. July 5.-The Telegram has
the following;
lRKuTsK, July 8.
Editor Herald Have just arrived from
Yakutsi with Berry, Glider and Melville,
aftera journey of twcnty-one days. We
missed Harder, between Olekman and
Iakutsk. Ensign Hunt of the Rodgers has
gone to join HARDER.
(Signe1) JACKSON.
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The Tribune Fresh Air Fund.

Troy, N. y, July 0.-The first install
ment of the New York Tribune's fresh air
fund for children, numbering 450, arrived
this morning, by boat, and left for the Adir-
ondacks where they will visit two weeks
They were brcakfasted by Alderman Shcp-
herd Happen.
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DURANGO, Col, July 6.-Savard, an In
dian policeman, killed Western Indian,
yesterday, at the Southern Ute agency.
lgnaced, chief of the Southern Utes, fears
they will retaliate on the white Indian agent
and has notified the commander at Fort
Lewis to warn the settlers.
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ALBANY, n. Y, July j.-Thc wages of the
brakemen on the Middle division of the New
York Central railroad have been increased to
Sl.S5 day, and the same rate allowed when
they run light.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-07-07

Troy, n. V, July G.-The National Holt
ness Convention at Round Lake closed to-
day. Tomorrow will begin the forty-ninth
annual meeting of the National campmcet-
ing association. The attendance was large
and the meeting successful.
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MONTREAL, p. O., July 5.-The Beaver
line steam' hip company has sued the pro
prietor of the Ottawa Free Press for libel in
publishing I'M article alleging iltreatment OF
immigrants on their steamers, for $25, 900
damages. II is claimed that similar actions
will be taken against two of the leading pa
pers OF Toronto for copying the alleged libel.
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KILLED HIS FATHER.


DF''fHF'fI Hb'HITV VI " 0EWHTT0I VFVT !"
Horse.
Hartford, Conn, July BIN Harwinton,
yesterday, young Irishman named Frank
Dagan, while intoxicated, knocked down
and killed his father, an old man. The lat
ter refused TO allow his son to take the horse
and the fatal ullray occurred while the son
was tndeavoring to take the animal by force.
The killing was witnessed by the wife and
daughter of the deceased and mel tlbor
The murderer has not yet been arrested.
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swallowed a Double Tooth,

Troy, n. V, July G.-Mrs. Amos Root Of
Fort Edward. who has been serion sly i'll,
yesterday coughed up u large double tooth,
which slipped down her throat some time
ago while she was under the influence of
ether. 1t is believed she will now recover.
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PrrTsBURd, Pa, July 5.-During brawl
in saloon in Forward Township, last night,
Hugh Kelly shot two brothers by The name
of Pritchard fatally and escaped.
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pOLITICSIN PENNSYLVANIA,
The Prospect of n Union of Rcpubl
can. Factions Uncertain.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July Ex-senator
cameron had II conversation to-day with
Gen. Beaver ind others with reference to the
project of uniting the Republican factions.
Gen. Beaver says no decision has been reach
cd lie expects n diverse view will be cx-
pressed at the meeting OF the State Commit
tee Wednesday. lie will abide the decision
of the committee.
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THE EGYPTIAN SITUATION.
hey DESTROYS of Emulnting thu
Example Of Napoleon.

BERLIN, Germany, July 5.-To avoid
armed intervention France is now urging
Germany to use her influence with the Sui
tan for the departure of Arab Pacha. The
Cologne Gazette says Arabi's friends declare
he will emulate Napoleon, create an empire
and rc-cstablish United Arabia.
English Intervention Foreshadowcd.
LONDON, England, July 5.-Thc Daily
News foreshadows English armed interven-
ton in Egypt and says it would he penny
wise to count the cost, which the News es-
lima,ed from four to four and half mil
lion POUNDS.
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4 Terrible Fall.

CoHoEs. N. V, July G.-Arthur Frahn,
aged eight, son of Henry Frahn, fell from the
second story window of tenement house at
CD Remsun street, tonight, struck on his
head and received fatal fracture of the
slull
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A cool Attempt ut suicide.

New York, July Ct. Donahue entered
a BARRIERS shop, to-day stood before the mir
ror and deliberately cut his throat with a
razor. He fell, covered with blood, but may
recover.
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New Branch Railroad.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 5,-The Boston,
lIoosac Tunnel and Western railroad has
opened branch to this place, and will run
two through trains between Saratoga and
Rnst,,n
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LABOR AND CAPITAL.

New YORK, July 5.-Twenty thousand
people participated in the laboring mems re-
ccpfion to Davtt, in Union Square, tonight.
The various organizations were headed
by bands and carried banners pro-
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JERSEY City, N. j., July 5.-One hundred
and ninety track walkers and BOSSES employ
ed by the Erie railroad, between Jersey City
and Port Jervls, struck, oday,, for an ad-
vance from S1,10 to $3.50 day.
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CoNsrAYTINorLR, Turkey, July 5.-The
Sultan presented Gen. Lew Wallace, United
States minister, with Il painting representing
Turkish girl. Minister Wallace has not yet
accepted
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New York Canal Tolls.

ALBANY, N. Y, July THE tolls collect
ed for canals the last week in June were
$22, 900; in the same period last year, S24,
400, Total tons cleared this year, 1000 ;
last year, o2G, 800.
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Murderer Arrested.

HARwINroN, Conn, July Crank Da-
gan, who killed his father, because the latter
would not lc, him take ms horse has been
arrested.
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4 Significant Fact.

CoNsrANTlNorLn, Turkey, July "a sig
nilcant fact is the publication, to-day, by
the Vakil Of Il pro English article. Such have
of late seldom appeared in that paper, which
is supposed to represent the opinions of the
palace. Rumors Of ministerial changes are
circulated
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Hotel Burned-An intoxicated In,ivI-
dual Creinated.

GRAND LEDGE. Mich, July G,-Thc Grand
Ledge House and old Campbell hotel were
burned this morning. Ben Mcmillan, drunk,
persisted in the flames.
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PARIS, France, July 5.-An Alexandria
correspondent alleges that the ex-commu-
nists have drawn up list of hostages for
Arab Pacha and that Arab is being advised
by renegade Frenchmen.
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The Toy Pistol Accident Record.

BUFFALO July 1.-TWO cases of lock jaw
are reported tonight, caused by the use of
toy pistols yesterday. Both will probably
prOyp fatal
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The Jewish Outrages.

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia July 6.-Count
Tolstoi has instructed the frontier authorities
to do all possible to facilitate the return of
the Jews.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Text of the River and Harbor ApprG-
apriatlOn bill,

Text Of the River and Harbor ApprG-
apriatiOn Bill.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 5.-The river
and harbor bill, as reported TO the Senate to-
day, appropriates $40, 10000 The Senate
Committee made no reduction in any of the
items in the House bill, but in many cases
increased the amendments appropriated
and added a number of new items. Among
the items increased are the Mississippi river
improvements, SS77 900; improving the
harbor of Great Sodies Bay, N. Y, $4,000;
improving the harbor of Little Sodics Bay,
$4,000 harbor of Port jefferson, N. Y.
harbor of Oswcgo, N. Y, $50, 000 mprov-
ing the Missouri river from the mouth to
Sioux city, 100000; for examinations,
surveys and contingencies of rivers and
harbors, $4,000 The appropriations for
creased. Among the new items are the fol-
lowing for improving Oak Orchard harbor,
N. Y, 10000; for improving Gouank's
bay, N. Y, $4,000 for improving Lnm-
pawanus inlet, N. v, $4,000 for commenc.
ing work on the llennipin canal, $1,000
What Became of Guitcau's Remains.
The Washington Star says that Monday
night wagon drove into the enclosure of the
Jail and was for short time out of sight
When it reappcared it was driven to the city
and into one of the alleys through which the
rear part of the army medical museum is
reached The wagon without doubt contain
ed the body OF Guteau.
Notes.
During the past fiscal year $4,000 agricul-
tural patents have been issued from the gen
mr. nj lam .,flt
vious year of 10000.
Grave Results of an insufficient Health
Appropriation.
tBy Telegraph to the Free Press and Times.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., July G.-The sum
dry civil bill cuts down the appropriation
for the National Board of Health 50 much
that members of the board say it will be
necessary to abolish ten inspectors of small
pox, who examine immigrant trains, sus-
pend publication of the weekly heath bulle-
TIN and abolish the two yellow fever sta
tions.
Guitcau's skeleton TO be In the Army
Museum.
Preparations are proceeding to artculate
Guiteau's body at the Medical Museum
.Ai.c' .i,c oo'''hS "ooess Is eo'"p,o''u wv
sites in the museum.
n,,.,
Owing to the failure of the appropriations,
haua ,,aa,. ','.',,...a', 60 a., ,,ana.'',a'
partmcnt
The s,ar.rou,e Trial.
IN ,ho Star rou,o ,r;o, ,o-dov o,,or nv.
''"' ~ '"', "''''
am'h'hE one witness anu presenting 10 u
mpntorv pyiIpncp thp rDutp from Riemo rrl;
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lAakaksas Republican Convention.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July G.-The Repub-
lican State Convention met to-day. Dele
gates from nearly every county in the State
were present.
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TORONTO, Ont, July G.-Wm. Houston,
colorcd, cut his wiic's throat because she re-
fused him money to buy whskcy. lie was
arrested
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, July 5.-The English
bark Edlinc struck an iceberg and sank. Her
crew were saved and brought here.
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Money Order Business In New York.

NEw York, July G.-The money order
transactions of the post office here the past
fiscal year, were $685. 05S. 900, an increase of
SEQ oyer the previous year. The ad-
ditional cost to the Government is only
$1,000,
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BRADFORD ACADEMY,
For Young Iadics.

buildings unsurpassed In arrangements for COM
fort and health OF pupils. twenty-five acres of
ground, twelve In wood-loi laid out in pleas ant
trees. Definite classical and general course of
study. Also preparatory department. Provision
made Tor optional course. Fun corps of compe tent
teachers Year commences Sept 8, lss2. For circu-
lars and admission apply to Miss ANNIE L. JOHN
son, Principal, Bradford, Mass may24dSw
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HAVANA, Cuba, July 5.-The receipts of
the custom houses of Cuba, the past fiscal
year, were SO, $4,000, decrease of
Sl,4G0,000 compared with the preceding
year.
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A Bankrupt Broker Commits suicide.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July G.-The body of
j. II. Plant, wholesale clothing merchant,
who disappeared the other night and against
whom several attachments were filed, was
found in slough in East st. Louis, this
morning. lie probably committed suicide.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
Matters of Interest at Home 1

NJ slN cents quart.
The President Inns apnroved The consular
diplomatic appropriation bill.
The excessive heat of last week caused
nine deaths in New York ci,v
The members ofdhc tariff commission meet
at Washington. this week. To organize
c,,, for a., ooo mn ., s,x nor ,on,a
series of 1868, was issued this week
sa,urdov wos ,,o .i,,,, .,,,s,, ~
Tho d;sornooro,oo Of C,ar,;o D.,
Hahn p,ssou va,
Cbino has arrived -, YoLohomo
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hill rcgulo,i,g IN, o,,,ioro -, rns.onnorah,
sea-
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OK ambition of Ncw,,L N + mr., ,nnnI ,,ho
Sa54, 257.
,hop doubled in tho nae, ,wo,vo ,,,,aro an1is
still increasing
pou ~. ,r.
team was sane. What lie he,;.f wi, he nov,
week ia no, stated
C,;o,ro,, ,o,, ,,,.oa,
ton ma GOO 600 Comments from c, to,;o
arc in order.
Moro than ooo o,orls roo,,,, ,o,,o ..
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ing,on, Friday.
severe storm Friday morriro consina rr,o,
d,magc to crons
The Land. I.eaouoro os svroouoo Nv
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An exciting debate occurred in the llous'
OF Commons, Friday night and Saturday, OF
the Repression hill. Mr. Parnell and Gfteer
other members were named" and withdrew
Nearly the entire list of nominations sen
to the Senate, Saturday, were denominations
|
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Grave Results of an insufficient Health
appropriation.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July G.-Thc sun
dry civil bill cuts down the appropriation
for the National Board of Health so mucl
that members of the board say it will be
necessary to abolish ten inspectors of small
pox, who examine immigrant trains sus
pend publication of the weekly heath bulle
TIN and abolish the two yellow fever sta
tions.
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we TO not attempt 10 compete with amateur and
other concerns who rs" The cheapest sort of ma
terlals and whose daubs resemble good specimens
oil the noble art nre-crNAiisr about as closely as
ten cent chrome Tc-clnhlra the works OF the Old
masters. We u.s. ttat-Clgs materials. employ
nrs-class wofhmen, AMI 10 nrs'-class work.
We have a large assortment rt elegant type, aui
are constantly adding from the mot desirable D
The many new styles. In
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Hon. John a. Kasson RenOmInatcd.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, July G.-The Repup-
licans of the Seventh District have renomin-
ted Hon. John A. Kasson for Congress.
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Fearful Rain-storn In North Carolina

RALEIGH, N. c., July 5.-The was au I'M
preccdented rain-storm in the central portion
of the State, this morning. Trains were
were swept from the tracks, bridges torn
away and many houses blown down.
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Result of the Autopsy on Guitcau's
RoIy.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 6.-The official
report of the autopsy upon the body of Gui-
teau, signed by DR.. ID. $. Lamb, will be
published tomorrow in the Medical News
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ALABAMA POLITICS.
Convention Of Greenbackers and Indc
pendcnts ut Birmingham,

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July G.-The conven-
ton of Grecnbackcrs and Independents met
here, yesterday, and nominated the follow
ing ticket: For Governor, j. L. Shailield
for secretary of State, a. IL. Townsend for
attorney general, p l.. Jones; for treasurer,
J. NJ. Montgomery, for auditor, j. NJ. Shield.
for superintendent of education, j. r. Ward.
The attendance was small
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The Senate to-day, confirmed Louis Hess
rs postmaster at Catskll, N. Y, aud iona
than Young us commodore.