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Daily Republican., 1882-04-19

DHILLDELPHlA.W 1iAnll,tTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
January 80. 1854.
TRAINS WILL LRAvB WILMINGTON AS FOL.
LOWS:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta.
tons, 500, 900, 1910 .. m; 230, 7:8o, 1000
Up. IN.
Philadelphia (express), 2, G2a, $40, T:2S, g..
It, ., $40, Hiss o. IN; 1915, lta 6:17, $40, o:3e
900 p. m.
Now York 400, 22s, e.so, I:9s, $40. ll.s ..
m, .l2:3S, l.bs, 6.l7, e.ssp. N
baltimore and Intermediate Stations, LOT
ass .. m, and 900 p. m.
For baltimore only, LOS .. m. and p. m
Baltimore and bay Line, o.S7 .. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, LA, 4.6l,
500, a8s a. M, 10, 1850, 6.b7, n.o4 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
Now Castle, 9.Sb 9. M, LOS, o.2sp p. NJ
Harrington and intermediate Stations, Vsi
.. m, Lob, o.2bp m
Delmar and intermediate stations .a6 s.
NJ, LOS, p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Internsdists stations
al0 q. M, IL m.b. 80, 1880, (express s.bb)l0 p. m
Philadelphia and New York, 400, 2.2s .. n
I'll, Gasp. m.
Baltimore and Washington, La, 49,
500 q. M; ll.o4 p. m. LOS s.m.
For further Information passengers srs ~
erred to tho time tables posted at the depot
Trains marked thus ~ sre limited expres
upon which extra fare Is charged.
FRANZ .sIa THOMSON a.,, IL J. H. MOOD
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DEATHS.

kNEE.-On the 18th inst, from typhoid ma
larial fever, Gardner Sesmsn Knee, only
child Of =. h. Knee, aged years and
months.
Relatives and friends Of the family and the
Infant Department Of Union M. Z. Sunday.
school are most respectfully invited to attend
the tune raj from the residence Of his father,
1903 West Fourth street, on Thursday, the goth
inst, At $50 p. IN Services at the house at 2
p. m. Interment ct Riverview oem etery.
LOWE.-This morning, the 10th inst, Anna
o., daughter Of Peter M. and CLARA A.
A. Lowe. 100 Poplar street, aged month, l
week and days
|COYLE,-On the 18th inst, at Darby, Pa,
Peter Coyle, In his 6Sth year.
Funeral from his late resio ence, on Friday,
the 2lst inst, At 10 O'Clock, q. y.
WEST.-Died April 10th, 1854, J. Turner
West. aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, 1913 Tstnall street, on Sat.
urdsy afternoon, At 2 o'oltck, without further
notice Elkton papers please copy
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Refore tn Q so uirea

Last evening George Baernbach was
given hearing before Squire Berto
lette, for committing an assault and
battery on George Stetter. After hear
ing several witnesses in the case, q fine
O 81 ard costs wasimposed.
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Accident Near s anton.

One day last week daughter of Mr.
James Bolton, residing near Church
mans bridge, stepped on a nail which
ran through her foot. She suffered
considerable pain but is now doing a.
well as could be expected.
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50 Cts. Reduction nm

Stanton, Taylor and lu'f It's ID
sold by James F. Brown, "a csrllli
slate, and all of our coa Goa, Allied, y
screened. orders promptly TIE Tsss
Water and West sIte0'' u
connection.
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Tearing Down an OLD IT,

Jacob Jefferis is tearing ,;; attmD
brick si building which was as, D adsS,s
16 years ago, at Fourth anu Th hare VII!
tor Downing and Price ;;r anS
seven two story brick awe dws'r on W
on Adams street, and nlne NJ m FS|
The lot of 200 feet fronting w
street will be held for 'ale'
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Ball & Co. certainly seem to be awake
and their last move in the employment
of a tirst-class artist TO superlEteLd the
coloring department is certainly COM
mendable and must recommend itself
to those ueSirinl tine work.
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Arrival Of EntgrAu

About noon yesterday several fami-
lies of German emlgrants arrived at the
p. w. ~ B. railroad station in this city.
They were on their way to Hockessin,
where the men will be employed as la
borers III the kaOlin works.
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Death Of Mrs. Saville.

Mrs. Mary saville died at Freedom,
Carroll county, Md, on the 10th OF this
month. She was the wife of Alexander
Savil!e and formerly resided In this
city.
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Counctu Of he .r iOm Of Ill on or.

This evening another council of the
Legion of Honor, will be organ lied in
Maris Building, by Deputy Supreme
Commander W. j. Beach. This is the
third council thas has been Instituted
in this city within short tine.
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nj e.

A ship carpenters Meeting will be
held at the Ocean House, Seventh and
lailroad, on Thursday evening, at .
o'clock. BY order of the committee.
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a, a vuo.t prasbvtsria n Gnu re b I.

The West Presbyterian Church'
The members of the West Presby-
terrain Church, have elected Il. b.
Frazer, A. j. Rumford and Thomas
McComb trustees for the ensuing three
wears
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DOR SALE.

Two very desirable, choice and valu. l
able farms, in a high state of cultivation, In
the garden spot Of Kent County, Della ware ;
ES directly on tho state road from Frederick
Ito Milford, adjoining each other, con tain
ms about 135 acres upland and 10 acres In
acres cripple; fishery on farms, peach Il apple
orchards and other fruit. Close to Milford
and FREDERICK, two Of the most thriving
towns In Kent %. Close to plenty Of oysters
fish, NO. Inquire Of JOHN MERRIOK, vii.
AAiaytvn, or JAMES SAPP, Iiliord. al9-lm
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AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S.
Wide pekin stripes al
three-quarters value /; eight
most timely colors $l.5O.
| Several approved colors
in good gros-grain at 75c..
which is rare more at 81
than is common; anunheard
of variety at $l.25; and SC
on.
Next-outer circle, Chestnut-street entrance.
Imagine wide stripes OF
shepherds plaid upon shep-
herds plaid ground, and
over and through all a me-
lange illuminated stro II G
enough toobscure and blend
both the plaids and the
stripes and you have, out Of
old elements, one Of the new
est effects the season has
brought us as yet. 81, ST.
%, s. and $3.50.
Third circle, northwes. from center.
French all over hcmstitch
plaid nainsook and plain
nainsook with border of
hemstitch plaid to match ;
the former for sleeves, yoke
and overskirt; the latter for
the dress. Two patterns
and but little. Why the
makers should let so pretty
a nainsook be scarce is a
mystery; but we don't know
where to get more. 90 and
IS cents.
There is hardly such a
thing as a novelty in white
goods to be GOT in all Eu-
rope.
Third and fourth circles, City-hall square en-.
trance.
JOHN MANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth aud Market street
any City.hall square.
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Not Him.

The Frank Carswell who had hear
ing before the Mayor last Saturday was
not Frank w. Carswell 1905 Delaware
Avenue.
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MARRIA0ER.

WI rSII-DULIN.- On the 18th inst, at
West Chester, by Rev. J. MclDermOtt, Ed
ward Witsil to Annie L. Dulin, Of West
Chester.
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The Anniversary
and our
Custom Depart
ment.

Anniversary occasions are
nothing if they do not bring
Improvements. Among the
many changes for the better
which mark the Oak Hall
anniversary is the renovation
aud improvementin our Gus.
tom Department. 1t is re-
furnished throughout and is,
we think, the most attractive
apartment in Oak Hall.
1t is less the room than the
goods that we ask your at
tention to.
| This morning we open a
large lot Of P. S. and S.
All-Wool Suitings, and Won
|Heilferns All-Worsted Suit.
ings; the entire balance OF
this seasons importation of
these goods. The styles are
neat and qualities the best.
with the already great stock
|of piece goods they make a
rare variety.
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Get the Best !

The best Clothing is the cheap.
est at all tim %. LEONARD HEIss,
No. 4 East Third street, has the
latest and largest variety Of
SPRING GOODS on hand at rea-
sonable rates. superb fits guar
alteed. AS tailor and cutter
he employs Zone but tho best
hands and therefore guarantees
satisfaction to oil. You would con.
suit your own interest by calling
and examining his stock, as no Is
as cheap as the cheapest, and his
stock cannot De exoslled in the
.ILy. I2k5m
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Browns IRON BITTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indl-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Btsers made by
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore. Crossed
red lines and trade mark on wrapper.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-19

Barnum's Adver'i''p',, ,.tI.
Yesterday afternoon +, tue ,ss, Cd ~
car of Barnum's circus Pm ,Sa 5Bv
this city attached to Wv
en- route for Baltimore
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TheSeCret

Of the universal success OF
Browns Iron Bitters is SIM
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
it-no more and no less.
BY thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part of the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. COM
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-19

DDearborn Ave. Chicago, Nov. :.
lhave been a great sufferer from
avery weak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
everything ! ate gave me distress,
and | could eat but little. ! have
tried Everything recommended, have
taken the prescriptions Of a dozen
physicians, but got no relief Until !!
took Browns Iron Bittes. feel
none of the old troubles, and an a
new man. am getting much
stronger, and feel FIRST rate. ! am
a railroad engineer, ano now make
my trips regularly. l can not say
too much in praise Of your wonder
full medicine. d. c. MACK.
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An InsuFrectlon In Japan.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2s.--The steamer
Coptic from China and Japan brings the
following details of a recent outbreak In
Corea on the 23d Of July; An organized
body of insurgents took possession Of
Seoul, the capital Of Corea, attacked and
captured the royal palace, drove the
members of the japanese legation
from their homes and pursued them TO the
port of Jensen, fifteen miles distant, killing
four and wounding number of others.
The fugitives were there rescued by Brit.
ish brig and taken to Nagaski. A Japanese
mar-oi.war sent TO investigate the outbreak
and rescue the japanese who renamed in
Corea, returned August llth
and announced that all the Ja.
panese at Seoul had probably been
slaughtered, and that the capital was in q
State of anarchy. OF the Inmates of the
palace, the king along was spared. The
queen, heir-apparent and thirteen min.
listers Of state and other high dig
nitaries were murdered The Jap.
anese government has despatched fleet
TO the scene Of disorder ard is gathering
troops to await developments. Reparation
must be absolute aud unconditional. or
war will ensure. The rebellion is said 10
have been directed by ex.Regent Tai In
Kun, who is violent opponent of foreign
interests,
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70 morrow's session and another vote
taken The secretary of war has deni, a

70 morrow's session and another vote
nxen; The secretary of war has deni, a
uia. ,he BIDS FOR leyee building obtained by
the Mtsslssippi state authorities cannot be
USED oy the 7 pited States government, and
separate bids must be advertised for in
scyoruanee with the provision laid
eowh icr the river aud harbor
improvement work. This will cause a De.
nay OF nom ten 10 fifteen days.
During the afternoon the subject of the
,e.ees on the river was considered. A reso-
iution, which was voted down earlier in
the day, provided that 81 600 from the re.
serve contingent fund of Si5s 600
honld BE- allotted to the leyee
ouliaing below the mouth of Red
nver Mr., II. B, Richardson, state engi-
neer OF Louisiana spoke Of the necessity of
me WORK, and said that the funds ayails.
ole from his state for that purpose would
not be sufficient. The following resolution
was adopted; ''''' ''''''
RESOLVED, That il is recon.
mended that the sum of $50.
wv be- set aside from contingent ailot.
ment for building and repairing levees, and
lor closing outlets and creyasses below Red
river, which discharges into Atchafalaya
anu its basin. Such sum 10 be applied 10
the closing OF such outlets as are nearest
ked river and divert the largest quantity Of
"a,er & from the Mississippi.
The commission adjourned to meet in 81.
LOUIS September Sth next.
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Special TO the Herald.

BELtoN, August 2s.--At l2 o'clock to-day
the construction engine OF the Missouri Pa.
ciiic railroad crossed the Leonard river
bridge and they will arrive in the city with
the track by,Thursday. Everybody is iubi.
liant, over the prospect of the arrival of this
road,
The free schools will open next Monday.
Professor Charles T.. Williams will superin.
tend thcm, and II is said they will omen
under favorable auspices.
Committees are at work securing dona-
tions'and otherwise arranging for the bar.
bcue TO be given on September gist, I'm
honor OF the, completion of the Missouri
Pacific branch.
Yesterday and today were the hottest of
the season.
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Fort Worth.

"Pe0'"I W tNV HNfu1d
FORT WORTH, August ga desper,do
ne'i "imeerly' arrived to-day under arrest
made desperate effort to escape % Th.
oihcers shot his horse down and rceaptursS
him after astruggle. 'p'''eu
a new morning daily commences N. ma.
TOW, called the Fort Worth Demonroott
Trssorge rsg Holland, proprietor ov'1.. NJ w.
iheatre, is the cbiei owner. " NY
me school and tax election takes nl.o.
Tomorrow. A citizens meetiny '.nes snas place
tonight on the subject 's 'ook place
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A Modest Doctor

WAsuiSoroS, August 2s,-Dr. Bliss has
written letter to the board of audit ap.
pointed to settle the expenses OF the illness
Of our late president, setting forth in detail
his claims for remuneration. He says his
pecuniary losses during the time that he
attended the president and during his sub
sequent III health, eansed by over exertion,
amounted to $4,000, and he thinks he
should receive as compen sation for his lo, ses
and services to the late president, $4,000.
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yellow Jack.

NEW foRK, August 2s,--A Brownyille
dispatch to the Evening Post says; 1t is
believed that the fever has reached is
climax here. DIR. Murray, of the United
States board of health, writes that nurses
and supplies have arrived, Mayor Carson
and kev. Mr.. Hall have been attacked In
Malamoras the disease has about run its
course.
BROWNSVILLE, August 2s.-There were
iorty'six new cases OF yellow fever ycster.
day and three Meyicans died. DR.. Murray
arrived at Brazos at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing on the revenue cutter Mctana There
were five deaths In Matamoras,
The weather is sultry.
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TELEoRApHIC ITEMS.
A General Resignatiop

sLiMRRIcK, August 2s.-Earl Spencer, lord
lieutenant Of Ireland, has ordered the dis
missal =, OF five constables, who object to be.
ing removed to the north. The event has
caused eau oonsaerable comment and thirty Of
ioce. fS"o0
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Galveston.
Special to the Herald.

uHlossroS' "a p, August 2s.-Deputy Sheriff
H. I. Black, of Fayette county arrival -
Gay from sehulenberg, for Archie Stoke, a
eoiored youth who skipped his bond there
ana 'I,i came here where he has been ly;n, =,
jhi, ,hr as vagrant. He is wanted TO ansSnr a.
;unoe sino charges, one Of which is the theit ~
wv rom drummer at the hotel. VI
% nehry hobinson, colored, laborine on a
,hs Ms'e, s ,aaen with salt was Knocked tbronyS
jured. VI '"'' anu seriously in-
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Waco.

special 10 the Herald.
Waco, August 2s.-A meeting of citizens
will be held tonight to take steps to raise
additional funds for the yellow fever sur
fercrs at Brownsville.
A white man named Feasted, has had
both arms severely cut in an affray with
negro this morning.
A side-wheel ferry boat forty feet long
was caught here to-day In the river, SUB
posed to belong at Fort Graham.
Inc walking race was won Saturday
night by Crook, who made a score OF over
2Oo miles in three days. The running race
yesterday was easily won by Isaac Free
man, OF this city. A mile dash running
race between the two winners will take
place Wednesday. 'IIII -
Mrs Rosalie p. Sturgs, wife of Hon. Il.
a. sturgls, mayor Of this city, died Satur.
day night after an illness of two weeks.
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Cotton,

Nrw YonS August 2s.--The Post cotton
market reports that future deliveries up to
to 2 this evening were very quiet. Prices
had advanced 100, but lost i6y5.iO0 Sales
we're made at third call, September at 4, ,5J:
October, ll.95 December, I1.13; January
1Lsl; June, " %; August was offered ~ g2
and y w was bid; short notice September
was held ut 1886, and u 50 was bid.
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rops.

NEW ORLEANS, August 2s.-The Price
Current rays Crop reports from the south.
ern and Atlantic states are generally favora.
BILE, but portions OF Louisiana, Mississippi,
Texas ana Alabama complain of too much
rain, causing the shedding Of bolls and re-
tardng picking. Some worms are also men.
toned. supposed to be the second crop. but
y is thought they are too late to do much
damage.
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Calvert.

oMvhhr' August 2S.-The nomination Of
d NJ r. Cramer, as aoater from the district
composed OF Bell, Milan and Robertson
counties, gives universal satisfaction md
nas, 70 certain extent, allayed tho dissst.
lsiaction caused by Milan Carrying off tSa
senator and district attorney In the sens.
tor,ai and district conventions. '" WI" !
ine frequent showers We are havjno ara
10 some extent injuring the cotton. nj.
though over halfcrop will be made. "
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The Yellow Fever is Reported to Have
Reached the Turnlng-Point, and
an Abatement Expected.
Hon. Wash Jones, Candidate for Gov
eruor, Is Generally Endorsed by the
Greenbackcrs.
A Negro Kills White Man Under JUS
titlable Circumstances.
A Murderer Shot and Killed by an OIL
Ger OF the Law.
Other Interesting State News.
Corsicann,

SCrsiChnh,
Special to the Herald
CoRsIcASA. August 2S.-Local option is
now the absorbing topic Of our city, and its
advocates and antagonists are putting forth
every effort for their respective sides. The
prohibitionists propose issuing q semi
weekly paper IN the interest of their cause
Every precinct in the county has already
adopted local option excepting our city, so
that the warfare now is to force Corsicana
into the prohibition ranks, which could not
be accomplished were it left to her own
people to decide by the ballot. Our citizens
look at It as an infringement of their per.
sonal rights, and will strenuously OPP
pose it.
The committee appointed to wait upon
the citizens in the interest Of the yellow f.
yer sufferers at Brownsville here, collected
today something over 500 for the cause.
and will continue their work tomorrow.
Our ladies here have shown commendable
zeal in their efforts and deserve great praise
for the good work they have done. of the
men, one Heather collected $50 and men.
tons 1t with great pride.
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LYScupuRe. August 2s,-Colonsl Aba
Fulkerson, present member Of congress
from the Ninth district, announced himself
us an independent candidate for re. election
In speech In Arlington to-day. He is or,
pecting the endorsement OF the democrats'
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arne.
Special 10 the Herald.

o, ntANSE' August 2s.-Yesterday ono Of
our most prominent merchants NJ ~;
',ai' mehman' and Miss Shay were united
IN marriage at this place. The ceremors
H%S Wnusp,or per'ormed by Rabbi Voosanser. cf
an uom sIssan, hiter the ceremony there WAS
y" The y,etan. n champagne supper and dancin~'
bava via,'ap ip prospects are fine, Heavy rains
rain ceases our Our county Of late but Il iis
counties. ''' ana adjoining
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The Star-Routers


WASHINGTON, August 2s-In the crimi.
nal court to-day, Mr.. Merrick, counsel for
the government in the star.route cases. con-
cluueu his argument. Referring
10 the Oio Caliente route,
ne said that he thought he had
showh Dorsey's connection with it
All otler routes were indicated for the same
criminal purposes conducted through their
various stages by the same infinite variety
OF criminal devices as by petition, some of
which were formed, and by affidavits that
We're maniiestly untrue on their face. He
commented upon the policy of the defence
In referring TO flowers and graves instead
OF oeyo'ing themselves to the considera-
tlon OF the cases, II there was any evidence.
i-et them talk about facts, not about sold
iers graves and widows tears. The coun-
try rewarded the soldiers, but let the courts
punish the guilty. Mr.. Merrick then deyo.
teu some time to the consideration of the
evidence, going to show that distribution
OF the routes among the defendants in
| April. 1919, was not the end of the c)pspira.
cy., Inc defendants continued to act to-
gether and Tor one another, to deiraud the
government the same as before Passing
On to the testimony of the witness. Walsh
ne sald IT had not been and could not be
| conlroverted. He reviewed il in detail
anwering the objections OF the defense
pointing at the consistency and probability
| OF the story, and facts which cor
rooorated 1t. He compared the con-
trajectory statements of Buel and Walsh
much TO the disadvantage ofth, former, and
| contrasting the manner of the two men on
would believe? .Walsh's testimony. sus.
| tanned Is il was or Rusp, ~. n,,,..l;, !,
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A Sickening Sight,

CALCUTTA, August 2s.-There has been a
fearful rioting between the Hindoos and
Mohammedans at Salem, in the presidency
Of Madeiras. One. hundred and fifty Hin.
docs and three Mohammedans have been
arrested, An eyewitness of the dis
ell body of Mohammedan wing
on the ground. Its arms were torn OH
Headless corpses Of Mohammedan men and
women were lying on every side. The
houses Of the Mohammedans were burned
and the principal mosque was almost raaed
to the ground. Dead pigs had been thrown
into wells with the corpses of the Mobnm.
medan's children. Troops are still patrol.
ling the streets. The Mohammedans are a
small minority ofthe population.
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JncksbOr0, ,

Special to the Herald.
JAcKsBoRo, August 2s.-The Jack county
democratic convention met Saturday,
Thomas i. West presiding, and ]. @. Low.
Ing, secretary. Delegates were elected to
the ilotoria! convention, which meets in
Jacksboro on September fifth. The con-
ventlon was instructed for ]. X. Robinson.
The greenbackers also held their first
conventi.n IN in this county to-day, Stanley
Cooper being chairman. They endorsed
Wash Jones for governor and DR.. Bartlett
Tor congress. DR.. Bartlett spoke in the
evening and was replied TO by Colonel
shannon In an able speech OF two hours. A
senatorial convention will suit Jack county.
Judge Williams, for many years justice
OF the first precinct, and brother of the late
Blue Jeans Williams, has been adjudged
insane by u jury, and the Office Is now filled
by +. r. Aston.
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seriously III.

LospoS, August 2s.-Great fears are eh.
tertained regarding the condition Of the
arch. bishop OF Canterbury, In consequence
OF his continued serious prostration.