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co,rrs.. uosey, property, OF other thing o.
49, NJ are such officer or empiove
~ ~. I'D Of the opinion of the attorney.
General i bat you may give Chairman
GnSh.I, 4 compliance with his request
x;,bou, ,aaipg foul of the penal statute.
mich, tom Ire, as the very question YOU put
1. s,nI;citlf answered, and as you, in your
Is,,a~ a,nrrsz Willingness, nay more. a de-
arr - Live asked, but 1 will take this
nI.,, - ssy tsf wish it felt throughout the
freasn1y drusrtment in all its fami6catious
ot dr. :srvia nat no servant of the United
State tbereis reed feel the slightest pressure
unon him 10 fvs il he does not wish to give.
III he has ~ belief in the soundness Of the
urincinjes q he Republican party as TO de-
sire their sotentation and success, and be
wiII;ng and dsirous OF showing his faith bv
his wo5[s al Ieels he is able to aid, let him
eive ~ b;s e>stance or his income as he
sees 6t or Il he 10 OF other political faith,
or the Claim Of his family or the needs
of salf uiuf5 his purse, and he wishes
NOT 10 1--WE. h him freely refrain there
from WOOD have him think, and feel.
and do "A 4 10 the religious meeting
house of hie c1oice, aud the preacher should
law hefore NJ. he needs Of some cause. If
d was eommeuded to his judgment, and he |
ELI able and rlling to share of it himself. |
le would eiys,H it was otherwise, he would |
,old fat TO nst which was his own. So.
,bsoInteJv. ia be matter in hand, let il be |
* feIt BY all ,xhn hold place
ru3er rue Vi q fSiehsyer way they take II.
new make Il urnolested by me. Therefore
say as mes1I will do as I say. Very
cHlaLEs J. FOLGER. secretarv
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Another Farcic.l Duel.

Christian sBuRa, VA, July 25.-John 8
Wise, the Readjuster Candidate for congress
man. at-large, aud John 8. Crockett, ths
commonwealth attorney for Wythe county
came to this place on the early train thin
morning, and fought duel near here with
pistols. At the first round both fred at the
word without effect. At the second round
Crocketfs pistol went off prematurely. After
reloadiug the weapon, both combstants were
placed in position for another exchange of
shots. Wise's pistol missed fire, and Creek
ett's FIRE wss again harmless. Crockett, the
challenging party, then expressed himself
satisfied, and the fight terminated. The
meeting had its origin in personal rcnconire
which took place Monday, the 18th instant,
at Marion, when Captain Wise met Crockett
and INTERCEPTED him about certain language
which Crockett attributed to Wise. Crockett
acknowledged that he made the statement
and said il was true. Wise denounced It as
false, and struck Crockett Before the latter
could resent the blow outsiders interfered,
and both were arrested and fined for a breach
of the peace. This caused subsequent cor
respondence which resulted in the duel. No
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-26

IT Is stated that the great free-trade adj
vocate. John Bright, who has just given up
his place as one OF the queens ministers be-
cause hercanuot sanction war, intends visit
ing the United States. II he comes he will
be heartily welcome, for those who disagree
with his free-trade views reverence him as
good man, unAinching faithful to what sp-
pears 10 him to be right. A christian whose
principles can stand the test of success,
place and power, commands the veneration
and wins the esteem Of his fellow creatures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-26

The emperor of Russia has not yet been
crowned. The time for the coronation has
been announced several times, but such 10
the state of things in the country that the
ceremony has always been deferred. 1t is
now fixed for the latter end OF August. 1t is
usual for some relative of the various
European monarchs to attend such cere-
mony, but those relatives, apparently, are
averse to facing nihilisis, and only ENJOYS
extraordinary are 10 attend on this occasion
from other courts. The coronation is said to
be sure TO take place as appointed this time,
p the phrase "the deposition of an un-
crowned sovereign" is frequently heard on
behalf of Grand Duke Constantine, who
is understood TO be willing 10 grant the
country a constitution if he were car. Ii
there is treachery within the royal family as
well as nihilists outside OF il, the position Of
emperor of Russia cannot be an enviable one.
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Cincinnati has lost OF its old fame as a
pleasant city, owing 10 the prevalence there
of late years of an overbanging cloud OF
smoke-smoke that descended in pellets OF
black SCOT when the weather was damp or
light rains were falling. Ladies could wear
no light dresses with comfort, and even the
faces of passers by were blsckened as they
walked the streets. This was too much to
be borne, and with the energy that charac-
ierizes the Cincinnatians they proceeded
vigorously to work to diminish the infic
tien. A city ordinance was passed requiring,
where necessary 10 stop the offensive belch
ing of smoke, the application 10 fires of a
proper understanding apparatus. The
city authorities have insisted on compliance
with the law, and, after exercising much
forbesrancs, they are now prosecuting the
"slupids" who have no regard for the COM
fCrt or welfare Of others. Over a dozen
quits of this kind were prosecuted last week;
in every instance the decision was against
the parties complained OF, and they have to
stop immediate working of their chimneys
or pay heavy fine. The result is quite
gratifying; the blue sky isonce more visible,
the public comfort is promoted, and the
public health is benefited. CINCINNATI has
proved how true it is that "where there Is
will there IL a wsyo
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The New York Times says that the Tariff
Commission might very properly consider
..aether they cannot fix fifty per cent. as the
maximum OF tax which any class Of goods
shall bs.ohligsd 70 pay. Itmzy Be said Chi
thiIiis an arbitrary limit, but it is so only in
the sense that any maximum must be. It
rests on the general proposition that any
manufacture which cannot win in competi-
ton with foreign goods, with fifty per cent.
the start, is not worth maintaining.
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WAS there ever war that somebody coult

WAS there ever a war that somebody could
point out in The Bible as foretold there?
>,zophesy-mongers are now at work with
f Egyptian war, and when all the prophe-
- that refer TO Arab and England, and
coming Mobammedan prophet are all
ted up, sermons and religious books on
e subject will be numerous. As sort OF
art it is now settled that the "dryipg up OF
Be Eaphrates," spoken Of in Revelations,
beans the waning and gradual extinction OF
be Turkish power. "The kings of the Est"
Re the Jewish nation, which is awaiting the
llness of time and events, of which Il e
resent war in Egypt is one, all leading,
'becially the persecution of Russis, TO the
3urn of the Jews 10 the HOLY Land. There
ey will be good christians, and their zeal
II splendid example will do much to bring
) time when christianity will be known in
Ary land. Led ON by them "fhe man OF
" "the son of perdition" shall be driven
:, re seat be had usurped in the sanctu-
.,d N IN shall begin the events that
IN .s,bs ,'sst times" and the FINAL vic
over Wong md death. The student OF
.;oI and the Revelations, with little
from Ez .kieI, will be able to fill up ths
inc with many details, and perhaps be
i to tell us what Arab and the Fake
obet" will do when they Join their forces
November.
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ITHE RIyER AND HAeaoa sILI
CHANGES MADE BY THE CoNFERESCE-TH
APPROPRIATION REDUCED.


APPROPRIATION REDUCED.
I WAsHISeTos, July 25.-The following are
the changes made by the conference in the
river and harbor bill: The appropriations
for the surveys Of the Delaware and Chess-
peake canal and HeRnepin canal are re-
duced from $4,000 TO $4,000, and from
100000 10 $4,000, respectively, and the
provIso is added In each instance that the
government shall not thereby be committed
in favor Of proceeding 10 the construction or
improvement. The amount voted for the
Potomac flats improvement is reduced from
$500, OO0to 100000, and the appropriation
for the Mississippi river below Cairo from
$5,000,000 to s., 123, 900, which is the amount
fixed by the House. The latter item is
further amended so as TO provide that the
work Of improving the river shall be prose-
cuted under the direction of the Mississippi
River Commission as proposed by the House,
instead OF BY the secretary Of war, as pro-
vided by the Senate
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Managing . Husband.

The next best thing TO pleasing . mans
stomach is for bis wife to dress up bit, for
his especial benefit; he is 30 hungry that ii
would need but spark to kindIe fame,
but when he enters and sees the appetizing
dinner in the act of being dished, his little
wife smiling, neat and tidy, it acts upon
him like dose Of soothing syrup. The dust
might be an inch thick on the mantelpiece-he
would not see it; broken crockery and cob
webs might fill every corner-he would look
upon them with all the complacency i'm agin-
able, and not attempt their humiliation.
While washing, he tells his wife how Lecom-
ing her hair is arranged in that fashion, Says
no other man ever had such dear little love
of woman for a wife, asks what she has for
dinner that smells 80 good, and though he is
really starving waits upon the table with all
the grace and politeness of Ches-
terfield, and selects the best of every
thing for his little wife's plate. During
meal-time he tells her all sscaG his
work, asks her advice in regard TO his plans,
tells funny stories, propounds conundrums,
cracks jokes, and renders the dinner hour
very enjoyable affair. After it is over be
makes love to his wife, plays with the chill
dren, sings comic songs, then goes of to his
work, whistling meIrily, at peace with all
the world, thinking he has the happiest
home in the world, while his wife follows
him to the door, saying within herself,
'sWhat blessing it is TO have such dear,
good, cheerful, loving husband"
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A RECENT law having forbidden The ma
kional banks to certify checks unless their
Tuount is covered by deposit, the banks
ng that system of business now mark
ks as accepted" thus accomplishing the
the law intended TO prevent. There is
se uneasiness about the new practice,
g,wever, as the law forbids "resorts to any
ievice in order to evade the law" The ac-
epting system looks very much like an
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CONVERSATIONAL
CONSIDERABLE 5u,IsEss DISPOSED oF-THE
REvENUE Sill IN THE SENATE.

CONSIDERABLE 5U,IFEss DISPOSED oF-TH
REyENUE BILL IN THE SENATE.
WAsHIsgrosJ July 25-House.-Mr. Mil
Ter Pal made frEer TO the recent attack o
Senator Butler.
The Speaker ssuouuced the regular orde
of business 10 be &c farther consideration O
the bill allowiues drawback upon importe,
materials used f;1onnection with domestic
materials in the nnstruction of vessels fo
foreign account, I'D the pending question
| on the motion Of u. Kelley to recsmmit tn,
bill 10 the Comniiee ON Ways and Means
which motion p'ssaiied, and the bill wal
recomlaitted-yesd Ivy; nays, 90.
Mr.. Washburn Mimi. offered a resolu
convene a cound inquiry to Investigate
| the circrmsta Dcesd the loss of the steamer
Jeannette, and tn death of Lieutenant.
| Commander DsL1x and the others of her
officers and men inciuding an inquiry into
the condition of III vessel on her departure,
into her mauaeeusnt, into the provisions
made for The safetyof the boats crews on
leaving the wreck and into the general con-
duct Of her oiice1s md men. Referred.
A concurrent solution was adopted for
printing 100000 o'Fies of the agricultural
report.
Mr.. Page [cal] p'sseuted and explained
me conieIenos ispi n, Il Tha Ho u anu mar,
~ alIe u -. -'ss-t -yess 90. ,.vs o.
" gree ~ wy 49, %, lays o.
Mr.; otTait M,s5l mosso 70 reconsider'
anu af, 20. ~ l1Euou h ~ ay .Ie mo
tion on me .ae.e, .,a,J. $500. .ne i .l:s
81 9 .ne plii ~ = I. sd;onsnan. '"eif
io. rs anu nns esu ,'enrt coma. nm ,oor
-, 49, oo az 80 = reconsidar
oS S LII IT, III Ssn.s. ;nJnIasJ n 90 h,
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a.pot. " .ns 'e ~. 80 "a harhor III, lei
rnSs ~ oI s ~ 40
The rsvsnas s;if vss then nroceedsd With
Ths ora.,;o, -. mon the Hais .na,d
Inc question u5ePon tne naie smena-
, ,hen. 70 ;ne suk e - w , " sHe o .L
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whs - :, p. - IN ~ .,ssr,n ,.- s
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MANI ,.as sasssa ,opas 81. 80. OK
Senator Hsrr;s moved ~ = sshs,;,,,,e Tor
,ba sac.;or r,.an;ss., to- az .sJ,,o';o ~ ~
tsn no. csot 81, al, ;m,,ae.. .is.. Ia,,., =.
iss9 s,.J ien m 1.s - ,.1, sdd;,;a,.I f,ar
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c,,ss;on and w;,hn,, ss,;... a., ~ .a;o,, s
- $500 casr;sd1,Sz - q ~ ~ az H.u n
viii Senators h. I,..i,s 81 Eo1Io..a.'
Voting YES 1's ~''' "'o neiioss'
When The r;ver "a h..hor h;u
sen,tors CoctrslI nj K.Iioaa 0's, r Was
heir raIncl snca 10 .s.s,.;n. ~ r. adnns;ou
# the renor. in via y, q ~ ~ ire d"I
he M;ss;ss;no; r;vs- sra-s's;a,;ns 1o"n VI
Senator Vest 1, ~ SIra .a s,atar,. :.
,s.sr.sJ n a, sona 49,. 80. ssn, ne
,T,r.ord;nsrv ;nfne.ss "a 49, , anu %o :"
he Honae Of Renresen,.,;vs. in hi, hi wa,,a.
he had heard II s. ared Inf no co,I5 ~. ~
10. !. .Ia u :. y. ~ 49,, eu' ne couia not De-
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CABINET MEETING.
The Question Of Political Assessments
Discussed-The Presidents views
-Brewster's Opinion.
Letter from Secretary Folger-The River
and Harbor BilI-Mississippi River
Appropriations Reduced.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-No information
has been communicated 10 the government
here as 10 any agreement between Guatemala
and Mexico touching the disputed boundary
question. 1t is believed, however, that the
matter is in a fair way 10 reach adjustment.
The President, it is understood, is unwilling
to arbitrate unless requested BY both parties
to do 50, and unless the question to be settled
shall be definitely agreed upon. =
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Gregg has been somewhat dissipated.
Delaware, o., July 25.-The four-year-olt
daughter of Mr.. Foutz followed her mothe
10 grocery, and while Mrs. Foutz was max
ing purchases the little one ran out of th.
back door unnoticed, fell into a cistern anc
was drowned. The child was not missed fol
fifteen minutes.
Zanesville, July 25.-Three ten-year-old
boys were fishing to-day on the dam in the
Muskinsum river, when one. Albert Hess
fell into the swift current and was being
swiftly swept away. His two companions
brsvely plunged in, and after heroic efforts
succeeded in rescuing young Hess.
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THE RAINBOW
Sunk on the Falls NJ LouisvfIle-No
Lives Lost.

LOUISVILLE, July 25.-The steamer Rain.
bow, hence to Evansville, sunk at the Cement
Mills while going over the falls. No lives
were lost. Details are wanting in regard to
the accident. The boat belongs to the Louis
vile and Henderson Packet Company, and
was one OF the best boats in the service.
The life-saving officers report at mid
night that the Rainbow in going over the
falls struck a rock between the bridge and
the Cement Mills, knocking hole in the
hull. Pilot Varble steered the boat for shore
and safe landing was effected. Help was
summoned, and at this hour the hole has been
patched, and it is thought that the boat with
the help of tugs will get through the chute
before morning. She has seyeniy-fve pas
sengers on board, all of whom are safe
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49,
yHE news from Egypt report the situatior
TEE present condition of the crops and Il

The present condition of the crops and the
Likelihood of a good demand in the winter
from Europe for breadstuffs, and the very
creates confidence in prices and causes buoy
ant expectations of active and prosperous
trade in the fall. 1t is well to remember that
much of this expectation is founded on what
il. "a vet only promise.
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CHILL AND PERU,

lBLAIsEs STATEMENT MADE PAkI OF THE
RECORD IN THE INVESTIGATION.
WAsHINGToS, July 25.-The House Com
mIttee on Foreign Afsirs Today, -bysss
uns1im0z< vote, yreconsidered its former de-
cision in regard TO the staternsnts recently
received from Ex-Sscret9ry Blaine in re-
spouse to the one subnnitted by Robert Ran
dali, and without objection the statement OF
Mr.. Blaine was made part of the record Of
the proceedings in The Chill. Peruvian inyes-
LEGATION. The committee also decided to
permit Randall to submit an additional
statement if be SO desires. Ex-Secretary
Blaine sent the committee long letter in
reply to the supplementary statement made
to that committee by Robert E. Randall.
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CAPITAL Ba1EFs.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The President
has nominated NJ. S. JosIn, Of Illinois, assist
ant secretary OF the interior.
The President has referred .upplemeptal
petition bearing 1900 signatures from the
Garfield Club OF New York City, asking the
pardon OF Sergeant Mason, to the secretary
OF war, together with several other and sim
liar petitions
The House Committee1on Commerce have
agreed to report favorably Representative
Jacobs's bill regulating The expectation of
articles made in imitation of butter and
cheese, by compelling the manufacturers to
dursbly stamp upou the tabs, frkins or
packages OF such ARTICLES the words ''oieo-
margarine" "susine," katherine" etc., un-
der penalty of $1,000.
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received of a fatal ARRAY in Howard county.
Crawford Morrill,, member of notorious
gang of herse-thieves, and Healy, accused OF
disturbing a religious meeting and of steal
ing the minister's horse, defed arrest and fired
at the officers. He was fred on in turn and
instantly killed, and it is feared that his COM
rades will avenge his death, and that series
Of bloody tragedies will follow
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An Ou,..ua.ou, Roshery.

JoNEsBoRo, LII, July 25-Willard's fail
ure and flight from his bank here grow,
hourly a more desperate affair. 1t looks now
as though the shortage would be $500, 600
and the assets radically nil Willard's
whereabouts are kept very secret. The gen
eral opinion is that he lost nothing by specu-
lation, but that it is an out-and-out robbery.
Some suspicion is directed against his family
on account of acts of doubtful propriety
done since his disappearance.
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A BeastIy crime.

KENEsHA, Wis, July pa wealthy anc
reputable woman of Evanston, who had ar
uncomfortable appetite for drink, was made
drunk by a gang of loafers, taken to the
woods near the city, and repeatedly outraged
by them. The affair coming to the knowl.
edge of officers, the woman was secured in q
furnishing, besoited condition, and taken hall
dead to , place of safety. Several of the
parties are arrested, and others will be.
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CINCINNATI, July 25.-Stephen Burge, q
member of the police force, died this after.
noon from the result of brutal beating las,
midnight at the hands of aparty Of roughs,
whom he was attempting 10 drive from The
street
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FOREIGN 81 ASHES

PANAMA, July 25.-Thomas Guardia, presi.
dent of Costa Rico, is dead.
VIENNA, July Pa conflict occurred on
a railway between peasants and l6borers at
Dombrovia, district OF Dolman. Fourteen
persons were killed.
ABERDEEN, July 25.-The body of the
earl of Crawford and Balcarres, which was
slolen from the family sanlk but recently
recovered, wasrent BY railway to-day for in
terment in Lancashire,
RoME, July 25.-King Huinbert sent mes
sases Of coincidence 10 President Arthur and
the family of Minister Marsh. The govern
ment has given the local authorities the
necessary orders to pay funeral honors to the
deceased minister
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THE TARIFF COMMIssION.
The First Public Session Held At Ions
Branch.

LONG BRANCH, N. J., July 25.-Th'
Tariff Commission held its first public SEES
sion to-day. The entire time was occupied
with the statement made by Alexander Jone.
on behalf OF the Manufacturing Chemists
Association of the United States.
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New A1hAnY, IND, July 26.-News has
been received Of the lynching of man
named Bundy near Paola. The story is that
on the 18th of July man named Archer
was found murdered by man named Mar
ley, who lived with Bundy. Marley escaped,
and Bundy's crime was aiding his escape.
He was hanged at night and his body thrown
into Loaf river
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The War ON Gamblers mt st. Louis
Ended.

ST LOUIS, July 25.-The Criminal Cour
to-day finally disposed of the cases against
the gambler and lottery men. The cases
against some thirty vendors and employees
were noze pros, and all the remaining
cases against e. C. Pate, Henry Lehendorf,
John Black, John Glordan and Herman
Bruner, either convicted or who pleaded
guilty, shared the same fate. The cases
against the proprietors of the Kentucky and
National Lottery schemes we're continued
until the fall term, when they will probably
be nole pres. also. Thus the long fight in the
courts sgsinst the sporting fraternity is
finally ended
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BELLAIRE, O., July 25.-Seven masked
men early this morning overpowered the
Waterman OF the Bellaire, Zanesville and
Cincinnati railway station, and blew open
and robbed the safe. The amount secured is
not stated. No clew to the robbers.
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LINCOLN, NEB., July 25.-Sunday night
William II. Reid, farmer in Gage county,
shot and instantly killed bis wife, who had
sought refuge from his brutality with her
son-in.law. The murderer ia in Jail at
Beatrice