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LITTLE Rock ark, July 17th.-An IN
dian Territory dispatch says: Tee Cheyenne
"sun dance ID progressing with great trials
of physical endurance. Young bucks cut
Sits down their backs and run sticks through
them. A rope is tied TO ths stick and fas-
tened to pony. The pony is driven off and
tears strips from the back. The strips are
thrown at the foot of a pole in the center CT
the camp The ceremonies to the sun con-
tin11a three daus
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The SITUATION IN EGYPT.

Comparative Quiet at Alexandrfa-Incf-
dents of the Reign of Terror-Admiral
Seymour Issues u Manifesto-Death of
Lieutenant jackson Departures from
Csiro-RefGgees at Port Said Rumored
Massacre Of Eurepeans-Etc.
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The Marysvllle appeal says, very pertinently
1.-The sumptuary dodge is a poor apology. There
is no dodging the fact tina. the Democratic party is
firmly committed against giving the laborer one day
in seven as a day Of rest"
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Holm BRIGHris REsIGNATIoN.

LONDON, July 17Gh.-In the House of
Commons to-day, john Bright, referring to
his resignation, stated that he had nothing to
explain or defend. The sole reason for bis
retirement was that he could not concur in
the Governments Egyptian policy. He
could not consistently approve the proceed.
ings at Alexandria. He believed the moral
law applied to nations as well as to indi-
viduals, and that the proceedings he dis
approved were violation thereof and of
international law. If he had not sooner re.
tired, it was because of his regard for Glad
stone and his colleagues. In disagreement
so fundamental, he would have either had to
been in constant conflict with his colleague.
Gladstone briefly and highly eulogized
Bright. He said he agreed with his princi-
pies. but lot with his application of them.
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A Phil ,DELPniA surgeon has curious case under
treatment It Is that of a woman afflicted with de-
cay OF the knee PAN the result of kneeling on hard
floors to scrub And row, Of course, no woman will
kneel to scrub hereafter.
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The shipment of metals in car load lots
last week from Salt Lake includes fl cars
of base bullion, amounting to 9l5,050
pounds; one car of ore, 2S, 900 pounds /;
one car of copper matte, 20, 957 pounds,
sent East, and four cars of lead, amounting
to 100, S2l pounds, sent West, making
grand grand total of AZ cars. aggregating l, 064,-
SIS pounds.
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Whisky Cocktails and Wine at The VIII

WAsHINGToE, July 17tb.-Quite stir is
caused in church circles by the publication Of
a letter by Rev. Mr. Mckinney. of Wesley
Chapel, charging that whisky cocktails and
wines were too freely used at the White
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NV YORK, July l7tb.-The articles Of in-
corporation of til Park Water Company of
the city of New York were filed in the
County Clerks office last week. The
object of the incorporation is said to
be 10 preserve, store, sell, etc, water
for mining, domestic and other pur-
poses, and especially to furnish water to
the city of Sacramento and other cities
in California. The incorporators are Cole
Saunders, Myron W. Bradley. Charles and
n. Morgan, who, together with Alexander 1.
Beach. Gustave S. New, William Nswland
and John NJ. Cogblan, are named as the Di-
rsctors of the company for the first year.
tie capital stock is fixed at 81, 50O 600, d.
vided into 2. 500 shares.
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istance waived in this race.

lInle-z.-OI -.-UI, -.4V
Tie third race was unfinished, owing to
darkness, the last heat being trotted shortly
before o'clock. Walnut won the first two
heats iu 2:234 and 2:24&, Clara Cleveland the
third in 2:27, Hardwood the fourth in 2:271.
The race TO be finished tomorrow.
II. d. Mckinney, of GAINESVILLE, Wis, has
bought the Messenger FLY Bronze, which
won the third and fourth heats in Saturdays
four-year-old rsce, for 81, 500. Il is stated
that Robert Bonner negotiated for her by
telegraph to-day, Offering SIS, 900. Horse
men pronounce her the best -four. year.old of
the year.
The races for tomorrow are for the 2:25
class, open to ali racers, the 2:3O class and the
finish of the 2:35 race
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WASHINGTON, July 17tb.-WiIlism Cal.
vert has patented ref ctor, consisting of
100 or more mirrors, by which lie concen-
tra.es the heat OF tie suu in sufficient forrs
to generate steam in large quantities. He
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WASHINGTON, July 17th.-The total value
OF exports Of bread .ffs for the twelve
months ending June 8 1882, is SIG, 81. 1876
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Smallpox Spreading.

LITTLE Rock ARK J, July 17th.-Word is
received by the State Board of Health that
smallpox is raging in jackson, this State.
Hospital tents were at once forwarded.
COUNCIL BLUFFS (Iowa), July 17th-Sev
eral cases Of smallpox were discovered in
this city this morning
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senator HIS Condition.

ATLANTA Ca. July 17th.-Senator Hill
is worse. He had t. take his food through
tube yesterday. His death may occur at any
moment.
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DEs MONIES, July 17th.-Complete returns
from all the counties in the State on the pro-
hibition amendment show that the majority
for the amendment is %. ISL The total num-
Der OF votes cast at this election was 2S1, 3S1,
as against 235, los at the election for Governor
in 1881. The total vote this year exceeds
that of 1881 bV IS, 275. The total vote on
President in 1850 was 322. sos, or Al, 2S7
80 counties in tie State, "A gave a majority
for the amendment, a against it, and one a
tie vote
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CHICAGO, July 17sh.-Ths livery stable OF
Carter & PembeE, on Monroe street, was
burned yesterday. Less, only $4,000, but
ffty.nine horses and one cow were burned.
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A Fathers Murder Avenged.

MnLEvILLE Mo-, July 17th.-Two years
ago DIR. Roberts was murdered by DIR. Reyes,
the latter being sent to the insane asylum,
where he was released Thursday. When he
made his appearance at the scene of the MUIR
der he was shot dead by son of DR.. Roberts.
Id
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WASHINGTON, July 175h.-The issue of
standard oliver dollars from Minis for the
week ending July 18Th was 185, 600, against
1Go,O 900 for the corresponding period of last
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SPRINGFIELD (ll), July 17t1.-The ar
rapgsments for Mrs. Lincoln's funeral, SUBJ
jecs to the approval of Secretary Lincoln
upon his arrival are that it will take place
on Wednesday from the First Presbyterian
Church. The remains will be deposited in
the vault under the Lincoln monument, with
the other member of the family.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 17th.-Admiral sey-
mour has issued manifesto, announcing that
he has undertaken, with the consent of the
Egyptisn Government, the restoration Of or
der. No one is allowed to leave the town
after a,1nsat
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PITTsBURG, July 17th.-Much damage to
trees, fences and roofs was done by wind
storm here, lasting but few minutes, this
evening. One man was blown against wall
and killed. Several others were injured.
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Failures nj Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 17th.-The markets were
much excited and unsettled to-day by the
announcement Of the failure of George r.
Wheeler, an operator Of twenty-five years
experience. His liabilities are only guessed
at, as he refuses to give an idea of their ex-
tent. They are believed, however, to be
quite heavy, and involve large number of
members of the Board. Forty thousand dol.
lars is named as the minimum amount. With
him went down also George Wilde, an opera
tor associated with him rather as buyer
than as partner His liabilities are proba-
bly, small, and mostly on the call Board and
omen Board
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The eecond was race open to all stations
for purpe of 5000, with 81 900 extra to
beat 2:1E4. Van Arnum, the favorite, won
in three straight heats, though Monroe Chief
trotted him to head in the first, and was
only beaten q length in the secsnd.
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IbWIIL-I IIII HUI IU To
Robesou-Ie can be proved.
Hewitt-No. sir; defy You to prove it.
Robeson-Ask for a COMMITTEES of iHvesti-
cation on the subject.
Hewitt do ask for it.
Robeson-I viii aid you with all my might
in the investigation. =.
Brown insisted on the regular order.
The Speaker refused to strike out from the
Record the Objectionable words.
The House refused-l03 to 76-to fix the
date for the consideration of the bill admit
ting Dakota on the 18Th of December.
The rules were suspended aud the Senate
bill passed-126 to 20-for the sale of the old
New York Postofics building for not less
than $500 600.
Adiourned
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FOREIGN.
Invitation Accepted.

FIRST Arrest under the Repression Act.
DUBLIN, July 17th.-The first arrest under
the Repression Act was made in County
Kerry Saturday.
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ESPECIAL By TELEGRAPH TO THE REooaD,usios.I
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ARABI WRITES TO THE KHEDIvF

ALEXANDRIA, July 17th.-Arabi Pashs's
army is strongly posted. ~ ..
All the Bedouins lately towering around
the city have disappeared = itH4
Arab Pasha has written in reply to the
Khedives demands long, letter, which the
Khediva declares unsatisfactory. Arabi.s says
he did not intend to make war, but as the
Powers are determined to force tie attack,
he considers it better to fight at once He
expresses willingness to come to ,Alexan.
dria if the Khedive will induce the English
feet and troops to withdraw. If the Khe-
dive cannot do this, Arab recommends him
to send q Minister to his camp to discuss the
aitnatiop
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BRINGING ORDER OUT OF CHAOS.

ALEXANDRIA, July 17th.-The Interna-
tional Tribunal and Postoffice have been rein
stated. One hotel is opened. and victusls are
arriving from the country. The streets, from
the Custom-house to the Grand Square, are
cleared of ruins and made passable for car
riages The dangerous houses have been de.
molished with dynamite.
1t is reported that two British sentries were
shot last night by Arabs armed with Reming-
ton rifles.
During the reconnaissance yesterday Arabs
troops were found intrenched, but seemed to
lack proper indictments
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LONDON. July 17th.-The Man. Lane En-
press, in its review of tire British grain trade
the past week, says /: Very heavy rains and
the want OF sunshine haze retarded the
crops All the cereals arc badly rusted.
Wheat is in small supply, and has advanced
Is. Foreign has advanced 1@2', partly ow-
ing to the Egyptian trcnoles. which the trade
tbink may occasion months delay ia Indian
supplies. The eff coast market is firm. There
were fourteen arrivals and eight sails. A
large business is done in American red win
ter for July ara August shipments at an i'm
proyemens Flour sold at Is Cd. Barley
(toreign) was dearer. Oats were Cd better.
Maze was deaEer, bu5 irregular. Sales of
English wheat during the month were Ii 522
quarters 1T 4Ss sd per quarter, against IA 275
quarters at 4GJ I'd per quarter during the cor
ras-.Orlirg pYaah Of last Eear.
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PARIS, July 17th.-The Cabinet Council
has re .olved to accept the invitation to pro-
tect the Suez Canal jointly with England.
Entry r,nr,,ga,f
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ALEXANDRIA, July 17sh.-Seyeral Arabs
were killed last night for incendiarisul.
Three of the Khedive's grooms were killed
by the English guard at Ras-el-tin Palace by
mistake .t..... .---'-
An Arab soldier was tied to tree in the
square of Mehmet Ali and shot, in the pres
ence OF Arabs and Europeans. Despite these
severe examples, the pilaging continues
The fears of an outbreak of natives in
Cairo are increasing.
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LONDON, July 17th.-Tbe entry of the
Hillsdales for the Kingston Rowing Clubs in
the amateur regatta last Saturday was re.
f,tsaJ
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CHICAGO, July 17th.-Senator Ramsey,
Judge Psttigrew, ex-senator Paddock, Judge
Carleton and AIR. Godfrey, members of the
Utah Commission appointed under the Ed
munds bill sre in the city, aud will hold their
preliminary session Tomorrow The work
here will be confined to prsliminaries merely,
such as laying out plan of operation and
fixing the date of a meeting in Utah. The
first session will probably not be held before
Ssptember
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

special Meeting OF sacramento q
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3, at the hall, THIS 70
tuesday EVENING, July 18th, at kE
o'clock. sojourning Companions are col w
daily invited TO attend By order Of
A. A. REDINGToN, II. p.
w B. DAVIS, Secretary. iy1sIt
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Distressing Disaster.

CINCINNATI, July 17th.-Tne Ga-ette' S
Chautauqua special says: During sudden
squall to-day rowboat containing DIR. a. p.
King and wife, of London, o., Professor LIE.
land, of St. Louis and young lady from
London, capsizad. After an hours struggle
in the water, Professor Leland and the young
lady reached the shore, but DIR. King and
wife vera drowned
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DOMESTIC.

lsrnoA1 plsrArcuEs TO TIE RECORD UNION
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Arrival OF Jewish Russian Refugees.

CINCINNATI, July 17th.-The arrival of
$50 Jewish Russian refugees Saturday, sent
hers in starving condition and without
word of notice to the jewish Relief Commit
tee of this city. created considerable indigna-
ton among the Israelites, who have cabled
the relief committees in London and Ham,
burg to send no more here. In the mean.
time the most vigorous measures we're taken
for the relief Of the immediate necessities of
the refugees, and to secure permanent homes
and employment for them Two thousand
dollars in cash has already been subscribed,
and a soliciting committee has been appointed
- cnllact moro
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TORONTO, July 17th.-Wallace Ross writ 8
that ne is ready to row Hsnlan FIVE races in
FIVE consecutive day., each race for 81. coo q
side, distance three b five miles. Hanlau,
speaking OF the challenge, says he could rot
entertain the matter until he had ascertained
how many would accept his challenge to row
Eve races within az hours intervening be-
tween each, and with FIVE crack oarsmer.
The Re. olution in Ecuador-Peru Hope
less of Foreign Railway
Accident.
PANAMA, July Sth.-The revolution in
Ecuador continues TO progress. Alfero, the
revolutionary lsader, has declared that he
will ahoos all cficera he may capture who
fight for Veintenlls, The actual President.
He ASSERTS that in sustaining a Dictatorship
they become traitors TO their country, and as
such deserve death. Ambato, large city on
the road from GuayaQuil TO Q1ito, has fallen
into thsir hands.
Ali hopes Of foreign Intervention seem to
hav5 died out in Peru.
A serious accident occurred On the Taltal
Railway on the 18th Of June, in which ten
lives were lost and property valued 1t s15, GOO
was destroyed.
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I. D. D. F.-Regular meeting OTs. y
Pa.ifc Encampment, No. 2, ]. 0. o. F, THTSs\E
ifuesday) EVENING, July 15, 1882. install n
latiOn Of officers. Members Of OCCIDENTAL y
Encampment No. AZ, and visiting Patriarchs arc
cordially invited. JAMES STEWART, c. P.
W. i. DAWES, Scribe. iYl3 u
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disaster in Buenos Ayress~s

PANAMA, July Shin Buenos Ayres, dur
ing a celebration of friends Of Gsribaldi, the
curtain in one of the lodgss caught fire. The
burning may Of them. Twenty bodies were
dug cut, and ten pers0s were seriously
wounded-all prominent people.
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WIRE WAITS.

New York, February 9.-Eleven cases OF
smallpox were reported to-day.
Albany, February 9.-The assemble al.
iourned after two unsuccessful ballots for
clerk.
Cheyenne, Wy. February 9.-Counterfeit
standard dollars are flooding portions of the
Territory.
Columbus, O., February 9.-The Ohio
Editorial Association met here to-day with
a large attendance.
Vergnes, w. February 9.-The works of
the National Horse-Nail Company burned
to-day. Loss, $4,000.
Newburgh, N ", February BY the ex-
plosion of giant powder near here two men
we're instantly killed and another badly in
jured.
Savannah, Ga, February "a boiler ex-
ploded in the Kirkham mill, at Deckerton,
this State, killing David Mitchell and scald-
ing six other men.
Cincinnati, February s.-The Methodist
Book Committee to-day decided to abandon
the book concern now maintained at Atlanta
on account of Losses incurred in its main
tenaEce.
Cincinnati, February 9.-The Stove Manu-
facturers' Convention has agreed upon a gem
eral advance in all classes of manufactured
WARE out HAS not YET n1eu the Ainount Vi Inc
advance.
Toledo, February 9.--The fifteenth annual
convention of the Young Mems Christian
Associations of Ohio opened here this after
noon with large attendance of delegates
from all parts of the State.
New Orleans, February 9.-The Cotton
Roller Association members are on a strike,
demanding the discharge of all employees not
member of the association. Business in the
cotton presses ia at a s.andstill.
ST. Louis, February 9-The argument in
the case OF the Southern Express Company
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WAR IN A NEWSPAPER OFFICE.
Desperate Shooting ARRAY in the Edit
orial Rooms OF the National Re
publican, at Washington.
WASHINGTON, February 9.-Between 9 and

WASHINGTON, February 9.-Between and
10 o'clock tonight desperate shooting al
fray occurred in the editorial rooms OF the
National Republican. 1t appears that several
articles during the past month have APP
peared in the Republican rejecting upon the
character of A. NJ. Sateldo, clerk Of the Senate
Committee on Railroads, and yesterday an
other one appeared. Tonight Sateldo, accom-
panied by younger brother, went to the Re
publican Office to demand satisfaction.
A difficulty ensued between Clar-
ence NJ Barton, news editor, and
the elder Sateldo, in which pistols were
drawn and several shots fired. Barton was
wounded in two places, though, it is thought,
not fatally. The elder Sateldo was shot in
the neck, and, at a late hour tonight, is
in a very precarious condition. 1t is said
that he cannot possibly recover, as the verte-
bra is badly injured. There was considera-
bic excitement over the affair, az both par
ties were we'll known
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EMMA ABBOTT'S STORY.
A Striking Example of the Little Prima
DOnnR'S quick Wit.

One OF the stories attributed to Emma
Abbott Is that of rich old miser in London
who died of starvation and left 100000 to
a poor young man who had given him a
crust of bread. But the ruling passion,
strong in death, caused the miser to make it
a condition OF the bequest that $1,000 should
be inferred with his corpse. In vain did the
heir consult lawyers. They all declared that
to qualify az legatee he must comply with
the condition of the will, and the youths
tears flowed afresh at the prospect OF this
double funeral OF friend and money. He
was preparing for the financial bereavement
when Emma, struck with the pathetic spec
tacle OF his grief, and learning lis eause, de-
manded to know in what form the money
had to be inferred.
"Alas" said the youth, in the interval OF
his sobs "no form is prescribed for the
corpse, gold, silver or paper, but the spon-
dulicks must be buried all the same"
"TheD," said Miss Abbott, draw check
to the order of the deceased, and bury that
with his body. Ii he is able to use the
money he viii certainly be able to indorse
the check, and until he does you may safely
enjoy the entire e100, OO0"-which he did
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DON'T aNT BOXES.
Arkansas Republicans organizing tR
Opposition to His Confirmation.

LITTLE Rock, February "a number of
leading Republicans have been in consulta-
ton here to-day, orgs nizirg a vigorous oppo-
shall of the western district Of Arkansas.
They say the nomination urged upon the
President by Senator Clayton ia in oppo-
sition to the known wishes of the Re-
publicans of the State, who contend
that Dell, the present incumbent should be
allowed to hold over until the meeting
of the State convention in June, when the
choice of the party for the position could be
easily and truthfulIy determined. II is re-
ported that telegram has been sent by the
Secretary OF the Republican State Central
Committee TO the Democratic senators from
this State, and to the leading Republican
senators, requesting them to oppose the con-
firmation of Boles and to allow the marshall
ship TO stand in statu quo until the meeting of
the Republican State convention.
The secretary OF state says that the
parties recommended by Senator Clayton are
said to be distasteful to the masses of the
party; that two of his ppointees-Cooper
as revenue collector and Edgerton az post
master-are business partners, and the mat
ter OF Federal patronage in his hands looks
too much like family arrangement.
ANOTHER MURDERER ESCAPES FROM JAIL.
Jim Stevens, confined in Jail at Month
cello, for killing Z. w. Files, made his escape
Monday night, by saving out of an iron
cage and letting himself down from the sec
ond-story window with a blanket. The gov
ernor has issued a proclamation Offering a
reward OF $3.50 for the murderer's capture.