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Ireland.

DUBLIN, August 22.-Gray has written to
the Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, claiming
the right to be present at the inquiry into
the conduct of the jury which convicted
Hyner. He offers to attend in custody OF
an officer, if necessary. Sir Charles Goyan
Duffy has written Gray expressing
sympathy with him.
LONDON, August 22-Later reports show
the murder OF farmer Leahy, near Killar-
ney, was more like a military execution
than murder. The leader of the party
called upon mo. /" TO fire. He did so and
badly wounded Leahy. The leader then
ordered mo. TO- to fire. This shot also
took effect. mo. IA" was then summoned
last shot fred. Leahy remained alive half
an hour after being shot. Five young men,
sons OF farmers, have been arrested on sus.
picion.
DUBLIN, August 22-In Commission
guilty of the murder committed in April,
Isl, of Martin LydaD, and sentenced by
Judge Lawson to be banged Septbmbe End.
Lord Spencer has declined to Hold an in
auiry into the conduct of the jury who
convicted Hynes. He intends to examine
the affidavits submitted to him on the
case in order to ascertain IL sufficient
grounds exist for interfering with the due
course Of the law.
DUBLIN. August 22.-Arch Bishop Croke,
OF the Diocese OF Cashel; Bishop Dorrean,
of Down and Connor; Bishop Dugyan, Of
Clonfert, and Bishop Mccormack, OF
Achonry, have written an approval OF the
efforts TO establish fund for the benefit OF
evicted tenants, Arch Bishop Croke prom
ises a subscription of fifty pounds.
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AN ILLINOIS HORROR.
Three Men Found With Their
%@s Threats Cut. 5ls
Searching for the Perpeta.on- Al eseitias
Chase After Two Horse Thieves-Two
Men Kilied-A Train Wrecked
Murder and Robbery.
MINOR CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

CHICAGO August "a Mount Pulaski,
Ills, special says: Chas. Mcmahon, the
farmer Who with his hired man, fell vic
tim to assassins near here. is the owner Of
| a splendid farm where he dwelt in quiet
retired way. He was Q man Of forty, and
had accumulated large fortune. He va
bachelor and did his own Housekeeping.
John Carlock aged eighteen, and Bob
Matheny agad twenty, being the only other
men about the place. Both were quiet In
dustrious, and like McMahon. much
esteemed. They wrrt last seen on Thursday
of last week, stacking wheat.
Neighbors observing their absence
searched for them Saturday and Sunday,
and finally found all three bodies fostering
and Extensively odorous in the rank weeds
about the house. McNahon's throat was
cut from ear to ear and the head almost
severed from the body, the cash extending
clear down to the spinal column. There
was no shape to the battered head about
which cloth had been tied.
The bodies Of Carlock and Matheny were
covered with clotted gore, their throats cut
as their masters had been. The limbs were
bound securely with twine taken from the
IeaplnK HlhCnlue, kuKTcu anu UilUutOluou
with clothes. Everything pointed to the
Most Tteadish Deternisstto@
and deliberate purpose. The hsuse was
ransacked, two thousand dollars in money
taken, and the household goods were
broken.
The Coroncr's jury decided the murder
was committed by unknown persons, but
the whole county Is ablaze and alert, and
lynch law is inevitable IL the murderers
can be secured. Suspicion rests on . man
who worked for the farmer some months
ago. The footprints, as OF two men walk.
ing single file, were discovered and followot
two miles across lots until the trail Was lost
in the main road.
There are NO Other Clses.
The assassins bad wateied and fed the
horses and taken other precautions u pre-
vent the discovery OF the crime. They
were novices in the dreadful work. jake,
who is suspected, is n tramping farm hand,
and qlnrreled with McMahon about . year
ago.
one Of the Supposed Murderer A..
reated.
SPRINGFIELD, August "a special 10 the
State Register from Mt Pulaski says one
of the probable murderers OF Mcmahon has
been arrested. A discharged hand named
John Rush was taken In charge
at Latham last night. Upon
being arrested he declared his innocence.
claiming he slept in box car in Latham
on the night of the murder with one Meyers.
Meyers, when found denied the assertion.
Rush had lately been at work for JOha
Rommell, farmer nem Latham. The
prisoner has been placed in jail At Lincoln.
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AN EXCITING CHASE
After . Compile or Iorse Thieves.
RDrr1aI Disfdfsh 10 ths RS0fsf<y.

PARKKRsBuRe. August 22.--This city was.
this afternoon. the scene OF an exciting
chase after two horse thieves, supposed 70
hail from the vicinity OF Wheeling. They
sold two horses to the Dye Bros, livery
men, of Marietta, Ohio, but before the
horses were paid for, n suspicion was
aroused that all was not right, and the
thieves becoming alarmed, broke for West
Virginia. Capt Mehan was successful In
arresting one OF them at the wharf boat,
The other broke and ran up the river bank,
followed by force OF police and citizens,
and Capt Mchan took the steamer Stricker,
and with other parties landed about thres
miles up the river. but the closest search
failed TO discover the fugitive.
The one arrested il OF small stature. dark
Completed and about twenty-five years Of
age. and gives the name Of Snodgrass, and
his companions rs Holly. The horses, .
sorrel and bay, are four and FIVE years old
respectively, and in the possession OF Dye
Bros, uf Marietta.
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takes place, and this evening and to-mor-
row prize drill. The lodge is expected
to remain in session for the transaction of
business several days.
DErRoIr, August 22.-The largest and
most brilliant street pageant ever witness
ed in Detroit was the parade of knights Of
Pythias The procession was several m les
in length. The uniforms were varied and
ATTRACTIVE, bands of music and drum corps.
The marching was fine, showing excellent
drill. The parade was witnessed by thou
sands Of enthusiastic spectators.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
More Troops Arriving at klexandria-Anoth-
er Sharp Skirmish-The Canal Again
Open to Trafic-The Situation
in ireland.
THE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.
Alexandria.


ALEXANDRIA, August 22.-The Khedive
has issued another decree to the authori-
ties, to Implicitly obey Gen. Wolsley, whom
he says is authorized to restore order in
Egypt. -.
During reconnaissance, Gen. Alison
walked forward to inspect the enemy s
position. He was probably recognized, as
he became the mark for the enemy's shells.
Five fell around him as he walked back,
never quickening bis pace, the nearest
coming within few yards of him.
The transports Duke of Argyle, British
Prince, City of Lincoln and Montreal, with
over !, 200 men and 500 horses, have arrived
here.
Port Said to Reuter- says: The English oc-
cupy both banks of the canal at Kantara.
Troops have taken possession of the tele-
graph lines at FL Arish. The British forces
which occupied Nefich, after the flight Of
the Egyptians, found several soldiers lying
dead and number of dismounted guns
ready for removal into the interior by rail-
way.
! Rear Admiral Haskins has gone to Is
lmailia. and Rear Admiral Sullivan has
succeeded him at Port Said.
This afternoon about 600 Highlanders
made reconnaissance from Gabriel station,
Simultaneously the 40-pounders at water
works hill opened fire. The Egyptians re-
piled after the third round. There was no
infantry firing. The British are bringing
more heavy guns into position about $50
yards in advance of their present Ramleh
lines. Egyptian officers appointed by the
Khedive to accompany the British army
started to-day via Port Said.
LONDON, August 22.-The Daily News
dispatch from lsmailia, August 22nd, ga. NJ,
says: 1he landing of troops from the
tronsports proceeded actively all night and
continues to-day. The orderly behavior
and general bearing of the soldiers are the
admiration Of the entire population.
General Sir Garnet Wolsley visited De
Lesseps yesterday and explained the action
Of the British in regard TO the Suez canal.
He said everything would be over in few
days, but that the English must use the
canal for the present. De Lesscps eX
pressed himself fully satisfied with General
Wslsley's explanation.
LONDON, August 22.-The Daily News has
he following:
"ALExANpRIA, August 22-The gunboat
Condor went to Aboukir this morning and
returned this evening. She reports Her
Majesty's ship Achilles is the only man-of-
war in the bay the Sultan having gone to
Damietta. Flags of truce were flying from
all the Aboukir forts, which appeared
almost deserted. A party of fifty BedOuIns
crept up last night and pillaged two vii.
lagos in the vicinity OF Meks. They carried
off three watchmen."
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WHITE SULPHUR.
An Immense Crowd-The Coming Races
Special DispdLch 10 The Register.

An immense CrONu-In naccs
Special Dispdtch 10 The Register.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, August o.
The White Sulphur has never been so gay
as at present. The company is large and OF
the best people from all sections.
The greatest OF interest is manifested in
the approaching races, which begin Au-
gust 90, and continue until September L.
The mile track is pronounced, by experts,
unsurpassed for speed and safety, and un-
equaled in the beauty Of its surroundings.
Many of the most celebrated horses OF the
country are entered for the four thousand
dollar stakes, and from fifty to sixty are ex-
pccted TO rnn during the racing term.
The railroad companies are cooperating
with the club to make the meeting grand
success Round trip tickets, good until
after the races issued from Columbus for
nine dollars. ).
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A singular Sort OF Accident.

SCBESECTADS, n. Y, August PA canal
boat loaded with straw got wedged under
the railroad bridge in THE place. An en-
CINE crossing shortly sfterward set fire 10
the straw, which was totally destroyed and
the boat was greatly damaged. This fire
caused blockade of the freight trains, and
while one freight was standing on the grade
another ran intoit, causing another fire,
which destroyed eight or ten cars and To-
connective was badly damaged The loss is
considerable.
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ProbIbitIon NOMINATIONS.

Special DlSl)utch 10 the RegtSteT.
WASHINGTON. Pa, August 22.-The Pro-
hibitionists, in convention yesterday, nomi-
mated the following county ticket:
Assembly,. y. Connect, D. S. Dennis and
John Gourley
Sherif-W. T. McGill
Director of Poor-Andrew Horn.
Jury CommissiOnel-GeO BuchanOn.
In addition to the county ticket the con-
ferees were instructed to vote for Robert
People, of Lawrence county, for CougrgSS,
and Lewis w. Morgan, of Washington
county. for State Senator.
Dennis, Gourley, Horn and McGill were
former Democrats.
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Anew Scheme OF Tariff Rates.

West END LONG BRANCH, August 22-B.
Sargent, hardware manufacturer, New
Haven, Conn.,, read an argument before the
Tariff Commission to-day. and asked that
the tariff law be so amended that except.
ing articles which pay internal revenue tax
nothing shall pay duty exceeding twenty.
five per cent on the value at the last place
of export, and that the tariff on articles
not paying twenty-five per cent. remain un.
changed.
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~s""Slow and steady wins the race"
Steadily, but not slowly Kidney-Wort is
diStanoing all competition for universal
popularity and usefulness. This celebrated
remedy can now be obtained in the usual
dry vegetable form, or in liquid form. 1t
is put up in the latter way for the especial
convenience of those who cannot tadily
prepare il. 1t will be found very concen-
trated and will act with equal efficiency in
either form Read advertisement
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KNIGHT. Of Pythias.

DErRor1, August 22-1he supreme lodge
of the world. knights of Pythias, convenes
in this city to-day. The event vas made
the occasion of a grand gathering OF the
members of the order from all parts of the
country. Up to midnight about fifteen
hundred knights had reached the city, and
al many more are expected. To-day there
is to be grand parade All the visiting bod
les were escorted by the local bsttaiions-
This afternoon grand @bs0d prize concert
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A. J. Cassatt has resigned the Vice Presi.
dency OF the Pennsylvania railroad and
will retire September lst. 1882. II Is ru-
mored that Edmund Smith, Second Vice
President will fill this vacancy, and Frank
Thomson, Esq. General Manager, will be
made Second Vice President. General Su.
perintendent PUgh Is talked OF as the one
who will be promoted TO General Manager.
Mr.. Csssatt. who is one Of the leading
railroad men in America, ii is said, will ac-
cept the Presidency Of the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad, for the purpose Of
thoving the Vanderbilt scheme, the Pitts
burg and Atlantic railroad. Of which the
Pittsburg. Youghiogheny and Mckeespost
raiIroan is the extension. This road will
connect Connellsville, Somerset, Bedford
ard Harrisburg with the Reading rosd,
giving Pittsburg another Eastern outlet ~
well as bringing the southern tier OF coun:.
ties nearer TO the markets OF the East ana
West
This system is probably . portion OF the
South Pennsylvania road projected TO thi:
city, and If General Cassatt is ut the head oi
il, IL will come. The Pennsylvanis railroad
is gradually losing its good men.
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naIaIare Demoernts.
And sim Tbey Come I'm Force.

NEW York, August 22.-The steamship
Servia, from Liverpool, landed l57 pasSen.
gers at Castle Garden. Eight hundred and
sixty-Seven immigrants arrived by the
steamship Main from Bremen. the Minis
passengers were nearly all German farmers
and their families, intending to settle upon
government Ian d in the Northwest. The
steamship England brought 500 steerage
passengers, including thirty Russian He
hrnu - fArens
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Killed fora CPop.

GALVESTON, TEX, August 22-An Athens
special says: 4 man named LightfoOt
rented a farm to a negro who made a
splendid crop. He invited the negro to go
fishing. The negro's body was found with
the head and hands cut off and three bul.
let holes in the head in q creek. Itis sup
posed Iightfoot killed him for the crop, as
he claimed q bill OF sale officers are in
pursuit.
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A Big Ranche.

SU. LorIs, August 22.-The st. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad Company have just
closed out all their land in Casper, Newton
and Mcdonald counties, amounting 10 1885,
600 acres, TO the Missouri Land and Live
Stock Company OF Edinburg, Scotland. \
large part of the land is to be used as cat
tie and sheep breeding rancho, for which it
is especially adapted. ..
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DiHerential Rates.

New YoRK, August 22.-Some forty Of
the general passenger and freight agents OF
the various railroads met at Commissioner
Fink's Office, to-day, and discussed the
question of differentisl rates between this
city and various points west. No conclu
siops were reached. and the discussion will
be resumed tomorrow.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
Opening of the Ohio Campaign at
ST. ClairsVille.
The Second District Republican Convention
Prohibition Nominations Hancock
County NOtes-New York Points
Minor Memoranda.
A VIEW OF THE POLITICAL FIELD
Special Dispatch to ne Regtstsr.

Special Dispatch to the Re0LSeT.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, August 22.-The Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee Of Ohio
has decided TO make the formal opening
of the campaign at St. Clairsyille, on Tues
dav. September 5th. The meeting will be
addressed BY Hon. Geo. II. Pendleton, u.
3. Senator from Ohio, and Hon. James W.
Newman, the Democratic candidate for
Secretary of State and standard bearer in
this campaign. The Democratic Congress
sional Convention of the Seventeenth dis
trict will also be held here the same day.
There will no doubt be a large turn out to
hear the speeches Of Pendleton and New
man
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That 1. How the Money Goes.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., August 22.-The un'
finished second rate iron clad, Massachu'
sets, on the stocks at this navy yard, is to
be broken up. twas commenced near the
close of the war, and represents an Ontlay
of about So 000,0O
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IN. c.rl.nd-Addi.on DueI.

LrSESBuRG, Va, August 22.-Counsel
commenced their arguments in the Garland
trial this morning. 1t is believed that the
Jury stand two for nominal punishment.
and ten for acquittal. The arguments OF
counsel close tomorrow, and it is rumored
that the Judges charge will be unfayorsble
En-
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The Presidents Movements.

NEW YORK, August 22.-Prcsident Arthur
left for Newport, this afternoon, where he
will receive Gov. Littlcfeld, tomorrow,
after which he will visit Mt. Adams in
company with Gen. Hancock.
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Another Parade.

PITTsBURG. August 22.-In order to settle
the stories that have been published in re-
lation to the destitution of the strikers, the
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers have decided to have . daylight
parade here on Saturday, to show ss, the
resolution says, that they are neither
naked. hungry, nor starving" Nothing
else of interest in the iron strike transpired
to-day.
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Odd Fellows.

BUFFALO. August 22-The Grand Lodge
OF Odd Fellows Of the State of New York
met here to-day. The convention will re.
main in session for three days. The Grand
Lodge degree was conferred on large mum.
ber. Officers will he elected and installed
the last naN.
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France.

PARIS. August 22.-The Steele describes.
the seizure Of the Suez Canal as an act OF
theft, and the La Fras expresses similar
opinion. The Telegraphe urges the Canal
Company to sue England for damages.
The Paris, Gambetta's paper. declares
that if the policy OF Gambetta had been fol.
lowed the country would have been spared
the humiliation OF seeing the canal made a
branch of S. Georges Channel.
The Temps believes that England will
permanently remain mistress of this canal,
but is inclined to acquiesce in such settle
ment as will be advantageous TO European
interests,
The Journal des Debats says: As the
Chambers declined to allow france 10 CO
operate with England, we have no right to
reproach England with her exclusiveness.
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FIRE RECORD.

CoHoEs. y. Y, August 2.-The Erie Mill
is on fire, with the prospect that the upper
stories will be burned.
Troy, August 22-Bradford o. Vaughan
yitriol works. West Troy, are burned. Loss,
10000; insurance, Sl7, 900.
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Ihfee Perinn,

rlr r..,. ,,-,'>. 2.-Thr award of
\ m,D new ihree-per,rem,. i,T bonds 4,
, hsT, ,eT,., n.inre Friday. and Dos Dos,
her n'eN. w. Secretary Folgrr
kt.ors r., tomorrow, but c,Trsin -, n
! ," b. a., ,on9rctiOn with these
4 mafs fI,'P9Sed Tyd Of before alIot.
calitiir.ss They relate principal. a'oai,
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TheCanaI Open.

PARIS, August 22.-DeLesseps telegraphs
from Port Said that mudus vivendi has
been established permitting the regular
traffic of the Sucz Canal to proceed. He
says he will be able to return to Paris
shortly.
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Murder and Lynehing

LARAMIE CRY, WYo., August 22.-Last
evening at Rock Creek, a hunter named
Gibson shot and instantly killed Robert
Aiken, clerk of c. f. Clays. The murder
occurred after P. NJ, and between Q and 10
the citizens took Gibson out and hung him
to box car.
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PARKERSBURG.
Democratic Ratification MeetIng-Gen.
eral News and Gossip.
Special 10 ths ReOixker

NEoA news anu UOsslp-
Special 20 ths Register.
PAREERsDURG, August 2l.- The Demo
cratic ratification meeting for Wednesday
night is now a settled fact and we hope to
see arousing turn out. Hon. Eustace Glib
son, the nominee of the Point Pleasant
Convention, will be here to address the
meeting, and will have an opportunity to
answer the charges already in circulation
against him. Democrats of Parkersburg
turn out and give our next Congressman a
grand reception.
Mr.. Gibson will 60 from here to Spencer,
and will attend the Senatorial Convention
on the 26'h. at which time the Democrats
ol kOane county will also hold a rati6ca.
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To HELD Arab.

TRIPoLI August 22.-It is stated that the
Arab tribe holding the territory eastward
of Bengazi, is preparing to assist Arabi
Pasha. A powerful chief who is at the
head of the national movement in TrIpoli
is said to favor the assistance of Arab.
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Raekien's Arnses saiv&.

The BEsr SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and ali Skin Eruptions, and positive
iy cures Piles. It Is guaranteed 70 g1ve
Perfect satisfaction or money refnnsed.
Price os cents per box. For sale by Logan
&Co
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Struck by Lightning.

CLEVELAND, o, August pa Cory
special reports that during severe thunder
Storm, last night, lightning struck the
dwelling of Rev. E. A. Squires, pastor ot
the Congregational Church, damaging it
but iniuring no one, i
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Mpy6sv ssA RsSA>U.

LITTLE Rock. August 22-Intolligenos
reached here, this morning, Of ths murder,
in Chicot county. Of one Roy. . Texas cat-
tie buyey. A man pamsd NcNuIty 10 sus-
pectsd. Roy was killed in q lonely high.
way, and robbed Of iafgs Sum .0f nsopsy.
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LIZ 1ee n ApalN

PoxT JEWS, n. T., August n.-Jesss
Vaudeville. the youns man Who ws shot ey
Philip Ettinr. nissnthrope. fos Dictisf
up en- apple in Fittings orchard. 70 81:
Ettipg was arrested this morning eee
lodgtd IN jsiI. He denies having shos
Mandsvilie .m.
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ALLEGED Murderer Arrested.

PITTSBURGH, August 22.-Jsmes Conroy,
charged with the murder of Peter McCsnn,
at Jobyille. Saratoga County. \. Y, was ar
rested by Pittsburg detectives AZ Elliott s
Station, OH the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
to day. He VAS brought 10 this city aud
viii be taken to New York IN few days. >
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To Stretch Hemp.

ST. Lorls, August 22.-Howard Under
wood, who killed Belle Lucas, his
mistress, "a year ago, has been sentenced
To be hanged, at Charles ton, Mo-, Septem-
Der Goth
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A warning to Book Agents.

DEs MoINEs, IA, August 22.-ln Boone
county last night citizens put a rope
around the neck of an old man named De-
laine and dragged him TO Jail for receiving
subscriptions to magazine and then fail.
inn a Aenh IL
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Ayisyt to be Made 20 the Car.

BERLIN, August 22.-It is announced that
Prince Nicholas Of Montenegro, will leave
for st. Petersburg tomorrow. 1t is believed
that the visit is made at the invitation OF
the Gar, and that important results will
follow. .f-s