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The Portland daily press., 1882-06-16
Wit and Wisdom.

49, " -.
Tho oo+or 10 mayor above his business.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
HEALY sege'aole ion,o ooluiai 70 10
hclous as wen as po'ess spring Aon'o' 00o
az = '''en-oo : i..s .r;4;o
Nerve FOOD. IL VIII cure Heaoacne.
IT hotel is built IN four mats, what Key is
necessary 10 open lt!-Muslcal herald.
remedy for the treatment of diseases. requir-
inc a general Alternative medicine, as Wheat
Bitters. See advertisement.
musician enioys himself without "mea-
sure can he have good time?-Musical Her
The "Domestic makes the "lie happy. Get
IL at IL Elm street'
Mr. Redheffer lives in Morton. Pa. Calling
p"a.assnx 800 - rarr ,,ro, ,;Le hi,
Horssord,s Acid Phosnhate = Valuable
Medicine.
ha,o rroscr;hod tba .ac;d, in a largo variety of
a;saosas ana have baen amnlv satif;ed that II
:. .l,,ohIa addition 10 onr LIST of medicinal
agantsn
At the advent of warm weather the Star asks
na-snir;noIv. "yVbat shall wa drink2" If had
ao,,os sWbo+ ill no., dr;ntou tho an.wa,s
asASu nav WI, suu "Postn,,
ma agns nasG p pI1n ,noio
r.aoh raoLan o7a Clinton straat Ruffa,o.
Nv con-. he hos haan ns;po THo,, as, Eorrc-
-, a. g. ,,,ar,a+;sn, Ha boa such a lame
h,o,, tt.t ho con1d 40 notb;no. Init one bottle
ont;re,y cnrod him.
The DALLAS qimes thinks "tha German ma
.,,,,,a ho ,,,oro ,,on,lor - tbev ware not
- ~;.as :, soro;so lancnaco ), V;ro;, = sa;d
a. s;aos la,,nt;,, 81 +hot story
G GneI - P port a0rl Welcome.
TT Won wish to purify the blood. make free
,so Of ssyvbeat Ritters - Tt is an economical
physician.
One of Professor Blackies stories illustrates
yery well the extraordinary strictness with
which "the Sabbath is still observed in parts
Of Scotland. A young man going to church
ca,;4,, - ia cortlar.n in Give
ono o1. :. -. So 49,, ia ,na,,,oa
d Jav :, ives. indeed. Young man, answered
his companion sit is very beautiful day; but
is this day to be talking about days!
been stricken down IN career by paralysis Oh
his nerves, and is left out in the race OF life.
Such unfortunates should be treated with Or.
Benson's Celery and Chamomne Pills. hes
toration is probable.
I A white monkey with pink eyes mas Just ar
rived in New York. 1t must make the society
-, .,a..,n,,a for +boir lanreIs -Roston
Washers nervous ior 'neir iauiois'-DoS'on
ros'
II you wisn " ,1n1o- soa. ~
SOFT use GLENN > ooIfnoH ooAr
Fixes iooTHAcHh Dhofs o'to Al ono 40
ute
-, .,aoy am >,
"ns' a.s' 80. at th;nk ooose
must nave peeh ma.A,ns osoi 10y s-a'o .sl,
py goose. 10 iophou, m,,a Com ,iTant hut
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-16

IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Sydney, NSW, 14th inst, barque lille
Brown, Boston.
Sid I'm Cardenas 9th inst. sch Maggie Dalling
Dalling New York.
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-16
LOST AND FOUND.
Lost.

IOSts
(tAMEO watch charm. The finder will be liberal
" ly rewarded on leaving same at Office of N. &
H. B. CLEAYES, No. 80 Exchange street.
junl4 c3t
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-16

The Hop Plaster is made porous, thus allowing
free evaporation of moisture, stimulating the in
Vulnerable pores of the body to healthy action and
giving tone and yigor to the whole system. Its q
discovery of Yankee chemist.
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-16

At the advent of warm weather the Star asks
perspiringly: "What shall we drink" If had
asked, "What will you drink" the answers
might have been more numerous.--Boston
Commercial Bulletin.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29
Mn. Dvo10, tho RtoeosypO Of
DinAh lGoerio,

Readess a Geosge Eliot's novels
viii Be Nseed BY Min Bulkley's
sbost article IN the Auguse (cstsry
% "Disah Morris and Nm. Elisa-
beth Evans," eo.tainisg IN part The
following about Nm. Evans, who W.
the novelist's aunt BY marriage:
''4he also told me q her nsst meet
ing with her hustend how he FOL-
lowed hes sboat from Plsce to place,
how ~ . kng time she resisted biz
earnest plesiisg, bat q last yielded
md became hk wife, and how she
hed Sound him . great help and noe .
hindesance In her work. Mr. Evans
wosld ut In biz conner By Tie 6reapd
|aaGh IL his own hearty WY at bis
eosstship. NJ. Evans always enjoy.
ID . JOKE, and woald Join iu Q lauxh
lgni1~t hissself with . heaStisess
which proved 10 sincerity. Some-
LINES, when several ffiesds were II
lhe house, laughing and talking Nm,
Evans woald rxpsess . feor that they
were Gettjng t..o worldly, and ny, In
her quiet gentle way, NY dear shall
- have . word q pseyeST YES.
3esr, II thee Nkes,' her husl,and
10uA reply; and I think 10 one
,oud have laiIed to feel bettes for
.eksing her psayess. Thy were %
tmple, % fovtng, - full a Ahleh:
he never got excited, o9 shouted.
ut ssrnsed 70 Be speakisg to some !
Ne pgeoent."
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

hGerueeiono - Log0 0u6g)1
LoaDou; July Ala ~ Cs0'
pooD thlb alloeDea6 II. 0lnds1o0o.
aanS1se eheeso, ssod - s8tsose lse0
~ insoeuoejooo l6eWosooo - 1oeo
Du0esls, ~ Dsjelsb s0anaDdes q
CsosonsljssP)a alses ~ e1bdnse
nssejag yssaesday, sayiag EnglAsd
NJ glnd q ~ eDsPesntjoo q aoy
pewss; but she enl.sd upeo ths 0Sl
len % seale ~ daee lbe ths dispatch
q tsssps, ssd bseaes ~ ass d.
Peaehsd - lsoe . pseeaaanaejsa yp-
he1diag Tev1k, ~ Khsdive, sDd
6eoeooeiag Anil Pas6s - . gsbel.
0lo6s1ooo Gnb0 eo00onloat6o0s Wese
Deill pasing with lealy Ss0ssdiag
hes eo-epssasieo, asd ad)ed thet .
ssoossjealjss hed jsst bses ~
seived Gu0 Nuuusuo Rasha, Tuskkh
lohaso6ee . Lsodsa, aasoosejag
hat the euOlaD vuuDd sesd tsv'ops
ooedla1sly. Co0o1sientioa fio0
|laeoruD PAsle eootloood. II eDo-
ajDed 10 Toteseoee % the psue)nnDsr
ieo declaring Asah Rashs . Isbel.
rho eo00unieutioo viii nuG lot<R.
10 vitA ~ psoesediaoD olths soo-
ese0oa.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

Msw Yeax, Jsl1 1A-Ssssse1a0
aonlost ~ i. =. Cs0paa6oto seD'
- tnsa - sseslvs - tsnasDoe
1sinh9 bsve bsea (oashs6.
Tho 1AllusoD a ~ Wsek yspegtoo
= New Yeti ass . slloht godoetjoo
upo0 lase Wook. OF tbeao tbe 1nGe-
sen seaees fssnlah %, wssossn, -
essthess, u Mode, = Fasioe
oeo10 asd Ttssjaosjes, & aod New
Yosk CITY, Z h solI hi)oso q
noes II New Yosk CITY = thet - ".
]. wjDeex Z Co., lAsd 0eo)ess,
With )isblljtjss unoeeore6 q a6oot
>lAso2 Tie probability = tbey Win
ply js fs)l; half essh, bslanes -
tjaDo. A OeW eo0ee1n viii - q.
eonissd.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29
Wooeg0&o Q OranlI.

DUBLIN, July N.-Fr0m informs
tton cleaned here. 1t appears that
West3ato Tor O'Brien) tho man sr-
rested In Venezuela, on bic own con-
feeston that he was c0ncerned in the
Phenix Park murders, ID Z Scotch
man. On the day Of the tragedy be
sailed frUm NOfthwall for Swensra
at p. NJ. or ten minutes before the
tr '4edy occurrrd; consequently be
c00lA not bn ono Of tho sssa6aius.
>0ue Ut hts friends were with him It
N9flhWsll On hour before tho weasel
sailed. TIE auth0rities here aro CON-
6dent that We~ik~le ~ innocent.
though detectives will prvbably have
{" BE- sent 70 bring him t0 ireland In
oFder 10 satisfy public opinion.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29
What Amseioans buy in Duropo,

I recently accompanied "a Ameri.
can IN shopping sAlx'tliti.,n. bis ob-
lect !l''tug tO parcllaSe some present
to take with him l,sck to his native
land: After securing several parcels.
c"rststtng Of trinkess and newly in
vented articles. the sh"pk~eper hand
ed l'im . pin, saying: ''This celluloid
Jewc'ry SELLS ~ we'll - 10 most arti.
eles which es,sne from America. /"
But" returned the g~utleu,an. II
an. fros'. America myself, and / do
not think Il will pay to parrl,a.e ar-
ttrles tO carry tack Ia Anesics which
are made tllers.." 'WhS. sir.U ex-
. ai',.t'd the tender, ''six Of the eieht
arttcIss which you have purche I'd
were made In America, aud I can
sejl you twenty-Slx more from The
same coumtry with pleasure, II you
c!'"oHe to buy." The geutleman 1eft
the estaODishnle under the in,nreoe.
l0n that our expsrt trade b in q
IIourtohtng condition. 50 b evory.
nne ease Impressed who bee noticed
The shop Window and market nlaceo
Of Europe within the past year.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

6ouae eastern Journals aEe disposed
70 1nd fault with what they ayo
plea0ed % term Admigal Nk.holooo's
o0c'oasoess in Egyptian nattsss.
They say this b noss of ssr qsnsss),
and - neutrab eur govesn@eat
should Dot become Involved IN eom-
plieatioes brought abeat BY isrs-
spoaaabje bat well-neaning p4nsoos.
Thy particularly offset 70 Tie
e0pjeymoot AZ Amesjoon nnasines %
ID ths Eaglish il psssesvisg esaes
is Alexandria Il b presumed ths
United States have . consular oGDce
st thet city, and Il b certainly . pr.
u TIE doty q The American squad
roa 10 The Neditessaaesn 70 psoeeet
- archives and ths psnsoa and prop
Dety of the 0llces. II The perform
lnoe u that duty ths masipes may
have done police duty sids By ssde
with Easlish soidjsss. II viii tran-
Dpire, ~ think, that Admiral Mich
Dlsos be- MT Sose beyoad his plaia
Iwty IN what he did beSose Alex
lDdrjo.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

PTesidest Arthur has appssvsd the
bjll giving 10 Nm. O. rlIe3d o6O. 80,
the a0ouol a be4 buDboDd's 0ul
years salasy, Des ne ssn that has
bees paid hin. CoagTrss did . vssy
Ssaee1sl set ID pasing ths bill, and
the Psesjdeae voiced The seaCimest
a tbs vhojs Anssjeas peePje ID
sigDing T.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29
Arrest a . Do6Aasltor.

DETRolT, July &-B. r. Bigslow,
the former receiving teller of the
Nat,ooal Bank q The repablie Of
Washlngton was arrested ehis h,n9u-
ing at Ps'st auron. It b alleged be
b short @6, 900. Since July 22rd be
be- been goiug from plaee 10 place
70 avOId bOthef.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

ALEXANDRIA, July 3.-Lord
Charles BerssSord states that without
the assistauee Of the American
marines be would have l,een unable
to discharEe the numerOWs duties
Of suppsessing nres, preventisg loot
Ing, burning the dead and clearinx
the stre<ts. The bOnlUardmeut Of
AbookiP be- been postponed.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

Tbs aesss after the repost a Tie
Co01oeeoce CoOmitteo - TIE
''Js0bo" aPpsopsiaties BIN, recos-
s6desed TIE vote By which Il was ~
jerted aDd agreed 70 Il by III ayes, 10
q maya Thb action aauureD IL No..
0ge By both HoasesL Il has been
intlnated The PTesldeat win veto 4.
He hoD vetoed better hllla.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

Itseems fbom osrdispatches a yeD-
terday that the Engiish asthosities
have . esssk % their haDds in the
psssos a westsaae, Who eosfessed 10
beinG oee Of The mur1esess Of Loed
Cbvo00ish aod Boorke. IL be b not
esasky hev vas pesniDess, and resosted
% eootessioa q The murder in ORDER
to obtain . me- pasrage ho0e from
Vesesse3a. Sseh expedtents have
heen resssted 70 before By inreeunL
90 gesueasen 70 get away ftom On
inh0pitabje eosantry.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29
prQQtTotod bY Heat.

WAsHINorox, July 2R-Charles
w. Clbbee the principal Iesdiag
clerk of the House, was Frustrated BY
heat while ascending the stains Of the
capitol this morning. His conditica
b critical.
A motion that when the house
adjo0rns to-day Il b to meet on Mon
day next, Wa carried, ll2 to &
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

The Republican party be- been
aehtiag IL political battles On vas
'sminlsoenoes during Tie past twesty
ysan. and yet many psoninest
Den'ben of the peyly AFFECT 70 Be.
hevs that the Chinese questios win
sot enter isto California pelities H.
easse, - they ~, Il b simply . ssm-
isiseencs. wbes The campaign fairly
opens 10 that state, the Chlseaeques
tjo0 viii become TIE livellest r.min.
!soescs With which the Repsbliesn
party will have % costesd. eepaior
Logan and othes pso Chinese Repsb.
I'ean 6saatess are keeping h alive.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

AIoh Wu Oo0y to Sultan.
C0NsFAxTIN0PLE, July &.-
RoW00 That ATabi PAGhs has Do.
elared that he would resist Turkish
fogces ase uotrue. He has reoewed
his aasasanees Of fidelity 70 the 6ul-
tan. At the meeting of the confer
ence yesterday Lord Ds0bsin, British
ansbassador; renewed biz proposal
6er The issse q . proclamation d. clar-
Ing AE1bi Pasta . rebel. 6ain Pasha.
Turkish prime ministes, theaeht such
. proclamation should n0t b jgDved
until the Turkish troops landed In
EUpt.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

IhO 0alt Lake Hi6aDo roeoN6b IL
deaah u the sseosd bey whe ~ did
ID that city sises TIE ~ inst. fto0
wosRds eesssd - H. toy pistol. Il
sbssIA Be- me6s . pesltestiasy, u ~
. seapitel s0esse, NJ . penoo % nass-
uahctuge a. OJes ~ sa)e these deoth.
6eoling instsuDeata.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29


CHIcAo.. July A-An .Easl
Tsvas. Aieb., special says: Fossss
areo % ~ northwest and eouth az
burning Aeseely. Fie3ds q gsain.
hsn hesees, ftaces and osehArds.
tegelhes with inmeose tracts a
eedar and pine ass bsrsing. The
be0)ock T0eds eost q heso a5o I'm
passahle and - correct Ut q lones
en- b Sives, - aeeounts eoo1lct.
Bowen camp, - Hope Cvsek,
burned yesterday with . lat a
s)eighs and lumbesing equipages.
Repogts are received that hosues, cat-
u and othes stock ass bssning, asd
ahsnsD ass desssting their hoon.
AtSR %. . heavy thunder soosm
Det IN lasting ~ hoar, and win tesd
10 check the 0reo. The nrso above
Aseoda ase Threatening TIE town to
1ay. Kinkerdall's place b reported
Dollge3y Destroyed.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29
Aroht'e TagmD of RoQoo.

AI00C0 x0gunD q 900O0.
ALEXANDRIA, July q. -Anbl r.
sha has psoposed terms II peaee. The
cosdjtioas being voluntary exile and
rseestios u r.nk snd pey ~ CO 'ossl
ks9 hi0ael1and mise q BIZ eolOeagues,
The Khedlve hoo oub0itted theoo
pgOposolD 70 0eDefal Archibald Alli-
ss'a. It b believed thls step has bess
takea at the insti6atjoa o1 the 6ultan.
The report caused . reeet ID Egyp.
tian stocks,
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

San FRANclsCo. July A-Ths
following b the result of The olectioo
for The 6outherm Pacific Jailrood
company direetoss Charles Crocker.
ChasSes =. Croekes; Charles Aayne,
W. p. Hunting: o.. n. T. 9mjeh, ].
L. willeutt, Aosss Hopklss. on
eess: Charles Croekes. psesident; !;
Charles r. CToekes, vies-psesideat !;
J. J. smith. treasurer: J. L. Will
eutt, secretary.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

LONDON, July a.-Gladstooe in
formed Parliament yesterday that
the Government had abandoned all
hope q passlng the corrupt practices
bill at thls session.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

LONDON, July &-ENptiaa uni.
6ed stock hAs risen 4 per cent sines
last evening. Reports are circulated
o. The stock exchange that Anbi has
declared he will not resist Turkish
troops II they opesats without Eu-
rs,pean anxilarieD and that AuDtria
and Germany also have resented to
the plan of exclusjve Turkish inter-
ventiun.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29
Severe Criticism.

NEW YoRK, July A-The &pir;t
u 1tsscs ssys editosially, those ps :
pie who have been unaLle to decide
whether Henly highwaymen and the
Engjish amateur rowing association
are altogether knsves aEe part knaves
and pant 1ook, will have 10 further
doubt This disreputabls gang who
object to the amateur sanding of the
Hilhdals crew accepted ct Henly
aud r0Wed against the "Alien' Of
Paris whom the London Fed pso.
poses from IT, Own columns to have
rOwed aod Won 0ve yaces for .aoney
since 1850.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

FFo0 tte press vepests which sp-
pear II this nosning's NIxER Il
would ses0 thess b grsat alarm
cssaled among thase Who have aided
II psttisg before Coagre0 ths
hs1est rivss and harbos sPrsopsia-
tiea bin ever eoasldered II that
body, o. aeeosnt q The poor psss-
peets Of ~ Dow passisg. It viii Be
remembered the Husss bill appco-
psiated el7, ,5oo, 800 Tor The Improve
nseat q Sivess and hasbon. when
the blu west 70 The Senate, that
body adi)ed sbost a, ,Ooo, 80 moes foe
the same purpose. Whes The meas-
uTs came hack 70 Tie Hoase 4 re.
hased 70 coocur In all the smeod-
meats. A committee a conference
was appointed b eaeh hedy, that,
after meetisg, agreed upoa . reposl
which was satisasetosy to thoss Who
he'd ufged it, pesuags. Dut this IL
pert wss rejested By the Hose By .
majority q Is, thus lesving The mat
tee - unsettled - L was . fev day .
ago. UaIess the Hooss reeoasader it,
vote. TIE bill viii fail and 30 the
hopes q ansbilieos Congreuueu,
who have labosed hard to poss Il,
viii h)) 10 the groend. The
Deassso ~ beea appropriately
termed ths "Jsmbo'' Appsopsistios
Bill, - account eS it, huge psopor.
tioas. There can b nequestioa that
many u IT. items aro absolutely ~
ea)led 5or % the scoee q neoesvity'
10 too many instaoeesaPPcopsiatjoas
were soaGht 70 b made for doubtla. |
CoagEessiosal distsices for The soje |
paspose q enabling Republican Cos-
yreDea 70 soeUre their rs-eloctjoo. |
Fhe hilore u the bin win b Q sose
)iappointusst 10 these gestlemes,
Nd hence their alarm at TIE pce. e.eat |
itaaaioa. There ase many WY nee-
sasy appropriations contswplated !
y The measure, bst ths multiplica-
tes of ths unnecessagy oaesSot only
sdnngsss its )snssags but rendess il
Isb)e 20 . PTesldenti~l veto. There
" anxious Coagsxssases 10 Wash-
ngtoo this nosDiaG.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

000aeol 4ood'O Yi0eOo Charra
Across The Franklin Plain.

/
We had pressed the enemy for
miles upon miles, and at last had
then. In . tr.p with river In their
rssr. At the sound Of . gun In our
center, which wss the signal, our
movement began-omcen, both lleld
and staff aud line, 10 their assigned
plsees, BY Hood's order, leading. For
oupe distance ~ moved down In
lius Of battle, the bands enlivening
the martial sceoe Grandly the
whole line swept forward, aud, clear
isg our front VI . thin line Of battle
of the enemy, ~ fos the nryt time
caught . glimpse ~ what was In our
front. A single glance was sufficient
70 undeeslsnd the whole scene aud
position. Frsm right to Ielt in Q
sssni. circle the enemy we're entrencl,.
I'd l'el,jnd massive Qualifications,
with hsad logs and sbaiiis, n.skiugs
line "se aud = lsalf miles IN !. myth,
sach flank resting on the river.
assod's army nsOvssl forward IN spleu.
did order. every brisads, regiment
aud conf any NJ BY ies coa,n,snu. {,
scr0ss Lrund plain " hslf . mile,
with ~ i,spsdins<nt to obscUrs . di.
rsce aim, onward w moved, and %
Lowcing ps<ss<d forward on the
right wild ysll swoks the echoes Of
HArpsth, which, lingering, was
eauvht Up BY Cls0urns and BrUwn
and renewed itself ~ Bsexs' n,eu ~
piled In thundesUus chorou> Our
nssa pas.sd straight ahead, the line
u"breksn BY the musslsrons dire Of
artillery. which swept the earth.
They went - winds 20 whea for
tsts are bendvd,
They went ~ wsves 20 when navies
are stranded"
The llre of the enemy was terrific:
officers and men went down In great
rows. Loweing suryed 1t the blu6
and hedge, and fell lack immediats-
y under the passpet. Nortal men
could not pass that hedge. Clsbur1s
md Brown had swept like . wave,
md carried oil In freut. Adams.
6orden and Strs,hl held the works In
The center. Firing was Intense, but
no artillery On our side helped the
lin Of battle. Night was approach
ing. Cleburne, Strahl, Ghist, Car
er and Cranberry were dead. while
aeld and line officers went down BY
'cores, and the ground was dotted by
he dead and Y unded. Still the ~
Mains Of strahl and Gordon held the
r"rks IN pure desperation. It was
'ertain death to retreat across the
lain, and equally a bad to remain-
The men fought doggedly across the
rorks without officers, and with no
|ght ssve the lurid glare Of the enc
ay's artillery, which seemed to scar
be eyeialls.
The battle 0f franklin had been
'ught and the federal Army had e.
aped. He held the field, but at
hat . tremdous cost. Six generals,
nd over 100 field oi'iceIs lay there -
result. Our loss was tremendous
y the length Of time we were engax-
]. Our dead and wounded were
ever nun'bered-corporals com.
landed companies, captains COM
landed regiments and colonies com.
landed regiments the next morning.
Philadelphia Times.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

TIE CnSoea6o De0oosnlje Coove0-
tjoN Win 0oet q DoDveS ~ tho 2lst
a 6epte0be1. TIE Ds0ecsats q
thas Seats ~ saaguine a sassyiag Il
ID NovembeH.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29
1l0oollanonqaa.

6ARATooA, July 3s.-First race
mile, Spsingiield, arst; Patti, second;
time, l:42l.
HorIsToN, Man., July 8.-Feeh-
lys boot and shoe factory burned
thi< morning: loss, %, 900; insured
foe >35, ,0M.
L0xpoN, July sa-The Commons
)ast evening agreed to . supplemsnt-
ary vote TOR ten thousand men for
1lse army.
ALEXANDRIA, July 8.-Psrsons
competent to judge believe half of
the cotton crop In Egypt will be lost,
also the greater part Of the wheat
crop In lower Egypt In consequence
Of neglected cultivation.
VIENNA. July ga Telegram
fFom bucharest reports that the son
of one of the Russian Cousuls In
Roumania nas been arrested at Otles-
- On the change Of supplying dyna-
mite to nihiliste.
LONDON, July A-The amateur
rowing association has decided that
the crews Of the Thames and London
clubs shall not he allowed against the
Ail1slale In the Barnes Mortlake
regatta saturday.
LONDON, July 28.-The Chicester
stakes at GOodwood were won by
ScoGell; Magician, second; Atlanta,
third. The Nolecamb stakes were .
dead heat between the Salvador colt
and 81. Blaise. Mortreid next.
ALEXANDRIA, RS p. H., July q.
Heavy firing b heard In the direc.
tion Of Aboukir fort. Arab Pasha
aent train to the junction and On
armed engine and tender were sent
out to meet Il. Two shots were ex.
changed.
LONDON, July 2B.-Gladatoue be.
lore the vote Of credit was taken IN
The commons last night, said n. th.
Ing he'd happened tn affect the duty
n the Government to press the vote
II connection with the acceptance
by the porte ofintesventiou In Exy pt.
ALEXANDRIA, July q. -Arshi Of.
'ess 70 retire to the Nusselman Mon.
lstesy iu Syria amon his colleagues
Or whom be asks the same terms.
They ase Tont'a Pasha, All F~hoy,
! AbdeIIah Pssba and Mahmoud Pa
'ha. The armed engine Despatched
y the British WAS lent 10 meet Rao.
~ Pasba and twO Ulemas to dj,cuxe
h's peop0sal. II h stated the Gov.
hes received no cou0ru,a,
Ion Of tbio news.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

No or nom Arab 1oooivod.
LONDON, July 8.-In the Com
mons this aftesnoon the Under Sec.
retagy Stated . Telegram VS. received
from Cartwright, Consul Geoeral ai
Alexandra, Which alluded 20 % In
di1tct e0mmunicatlo0 from ASaba
Pasha with the view to surrepdesiug
the military party. oat there has
been no direct communlcation from
ASabi Pasha % far.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

Doa't forget The Sunday night
'oe'al at Bo9k's City Park.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-07-29

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