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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-08

Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin ? Shiloh's Vital
iZer is positive cure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-08
Watch Springs Broken ut Grinneli

watch springs Broken Mt Grinnclf.
A letter from Des Moines, Iowa. to
the Chicago Journal, dated June 2e,
says: "Observers Of the cyclone cloud
at Grinnell say it was luminous with
electric fire, and there was continuous
report from electric explosions like tor
pedOes If there was no electric dis
turbance, how is to be explained the
fact that the main-springs of watches
were broken in extraordinary numbers
all along the track of the storm for
thirty miles wide? In this city alone
nearly thirty watches were taken to
jewellers on Monday with mainsprings
broken Saturday night"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-08
EoC So CT:

SHksE4L' STCEg GE LUMBER.
- Shingles, Pirkets, MOuldtngs, Doors, Win
dows, Blinds, Hardware, etc. Cheap for cash.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-08

y bill now before Congress, and like
j. soon to become a law, opens q home
s.ead settlers the odd sections of rail-
road land hitherto only To lie had from
the Government by purchase. The
land allowed to each settler is 100 acres,
and if anyone under previous laws has
not been able to acquire that amount he
il authorized to claim whatever number
of acres may be necessary TO make it
ur,the residence end cultivation of land
in his original entry, if he has made
any, to be considered rs making good
his claim in his new entry, and it il to
be deducted from the five years resi-
Gencc required by law.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-08

Planning VIII with a variety Of wood working
Machines, Carpenters Tools, Engine, l6N30,
and two Boilers Every thing comp !ete aud in
perfect order. With the 3i i'll Two blocks OF
land and 4 dwelling house.
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Frishtful Double Murder In Lee
C0mmfv.

Especial telegram % the Dspafch.b
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July q. Amerchant
at Boone's Path, Lee county, Va, sends to
the Tribune some facts about horrible
double murder committed two miles from
that place two days ago, the victims being
Ira Dean and son.
Two men, named Russell, sons-in-law OF
Dean, have been arrested for the crime.
They gained admission 10 Deans house
between the hours Of and 2 O'Clock A. NJ,
while Ira Dean, wife, and child were asleep
in one bed, and after striking him fatal
blows on the head with an axe found on
the premises, fracturing his skull and facial
bones, the murderers wen. 10 an adjoining
room. where young Dean was soundly
sleeping. The latter also received two
blows from the murderous axe, but lin
gered some hours in an unconscious state
before death relieved him. The father was
killed instantly. While his wife escaped
and gave the alarm she was unable to iden-
tiiy the RusseIls as the murderers, but the
circumstantial evidence brought out leaves
little doubt as to their guilt.
The Russells have been arrested, and
will be held for trial. provided the people,
who demand an immediate Investigation,
can be pursuaded TO await the process OF
law.
The murdered men are said to have been
harmless, inofTensiye citizens. and 80 far as
ascertained no cause has been assigned for
the murder.
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The Present Stock Boom.

New York journal Of Commerce yesterday.I
The orders from the interior 10 buy
stocks were large tins Monday morning,
and by the opening OF the market al ii
O'Clock these had accumulated so that III
the scramble To execute them prices were
recorded as starting of at sharp advance
compared with the close OF Saturday, espe-
ciallv for Delaware, Lackawanna and west
ern. Central New Jersey, Union facinc,
All the southwesterns, the Omahas, Rich
mond and Danyille, Richmond Terminal,
and the high-priced Grangers. Realizing
sales and some pressure BY the bears caused
a sharp fall. but this was followed by
gradual reaction, and the market moved
gradually upward until the afternoon car,
when the advance was more rapid, and the
tone in the late trade aud at the close was
stropg 10 buOyant, leading stocks selling in
tie final dealings at about the best figures
OF the day.
The market was stimulated this afternoon
by revived calculations regarding The har-
vest Of grain, estimates now placing the
WELD OF wheat al SOC. 600, goo and OF corn at
500. COT, 900 bushels, the former in excess
and the latter little below the crop OF
1880. The news Of the tumble in wheat ~
Chicago also fayorably Influenced the mar
ket. a. the fall will doubtless increase the
export movement. These reports regard
Ing grain affect the southwestens and the
Granger roads. Richmond and Danviiie
and Richmond and West Point Terminal
were Influenced by reports that the West
ern North Carolina road, which is one OF the
properties OF the iatter-owning 81, SOC, 900
~ the bonds and three fiitbs Of the stock
can place coal from the Tennessee mines at
much lower price than II can be supplied
from any other source, thus opening new
Geld for the traffic Of this company and OF
fhe Richmond and Danville. 1t was also
reported that firm-bid had been made for
81 .O0O, 900 Virginia Midland railroad bonds,
md this started movement in the securi-
Ies OF that road. The exceptional rise IN
5orthern Pacific this afternoon was caused
! the news from Washington that mo
Ia IA the House to place upon the caien-
J. 8 minority report declaring Northern
ciae lands not patented By july ], iSS2'
feited, had been defeated.
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CoHoES, y. y. July 2j.-The Harmony
Mills Company have assumed the agrees
siye against the striking employee. To-
dly one Of the leading strikers, named De-
lahanty. wa. elected from the company'>
tenement for arrear, OF rent. and notices Of
similar action in other cases have been
served. The operative, received to-day q
large remittance from the Rochester Labor
Union and promise of $1,000 wcehlyirom
the New York Trade Assembly. The first
bitteme,, since the Inauguration OK the
strike Is becoming manifest. Each day
takes it, quota Of families to other manu-
featuring places. II j. said the Harmony
Company, Notwithstanding denial,, have
contracted with the Imam steamship COM
pany Tor twenty-five swedish families 10
take the place OF the strikers Is an expert
ment
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MississiDDi Board of Health,

JAcKsON. Miss, July 25.-The State
Board Of Health has resolved. in Gaze Of
the withdrawal OF the inspectors Of the
National Board from New Orleans. 10 adj
dress letter to the Louisiana State Board
asking permission TO send an agent or in
,pector 10 New Orleans, whose duty 1t
shall be to examine into the characteristics
Of any suspicious cases Of fever, in order
that this State Board may have accurate,
reliable. and prompt information. The
Board also telegraphed to the Mississippi
congressman asking them 10 do all in their
power to secure an appropriation TO main
tain the National Board.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TnE DISPATCH FROM ALL porxrs.

CONGREGATIONAL Proceedings Yesscrday--Oshe
Interesting WashipRson Mastcrs-The Cabi.
net Considers she Question OF Political As
easements, Secretary Feiger's Opinion on
the Aggressive Against the Strikers--The
Defauiting Banker or Jonesboro', In.-A
Norfolk Lady Robbed In the NJ. Nicholas
Hotel, New York-A Box or Nitro-GIycerine
sent to the spanish Prime Minister-Tho
War on the Nile-Disastrous CONFEDERATION
I'm n Russian Town; 1900 People Render.
ed Homeless.
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CcIorcd People on Education i'm Pc
fersburg.
Especial telegram 20 the III

ISpcci1I telegram % he UispaJchI
PETERSBURG, Va, July 2j.-At mass
meeting Of negroes held here tonight reso-
lutIons were adopted pledging the negroes
Of the city TO withhold their children from
the public schools 50 long a they are
taught by white teachers. y committee
was also appointed to consider the cduca-
ton Of the coored children Of the city.
The meeting was large and harmonious.
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BLOODLESS DUEL.
MessrS. John n. Wise and John n.
Crockett Meet ~ Ten PAGES.
Two Rounds and No Harm Done-The Duel
iing-Ground Near Observation-Disclosures
lars OF the Dinlculty which Led TO This
Hostile Neetinr-Anti. Dueliing Law.
Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l


CHRIsTIASsBURG, Va, July 25.-Captain
John s. Wise, United States district attor-
ney, and Mr.. John s. Crockett, Common
wealth's attorney Of Wythe county, fought
a duel with pistols near here at daylight
this morning. Nobody hurt, and no ar
rests. Mr.. Crockett left on an early freight
train. Captain Wise spoke here to-day.
THE PRELIsINARIEs.
The correspondence took place yester-
day. Mr.. Wise was at Abingdon and Mr..
Crockett at Wytheyille. Mr.. Crockett was
represented by Mr.. X. Crockett, Of Wythe,
aud Mr.. Wise by Judge Ward, Of Abing-
don.
They agreed TO meet at Christiansburg
on the a. NJ. train. Mr.. Crockett was
accompanied to Christiansburg by Mr..
Crockett, his second; James MeGayereck,
of Wythe; and DR.. Moore, Of Wytheyille.
Mr.. Wise was accompanied by his second,
Judge Ward: J. VI. Browning, the Gov
ernor's secretary; p. II. McCaull, Clerk OF
the House; Major Ballard. Of the Wig
Il. +. Walker, ESQ.,; and the Railroad
Commissioner Of the State, and one or two
other gentlemen. His physician reached
the depot from Richmond last night.
ARRIVAL OF TUE DrELLISTs.
The parties arrived at Christilnsburg
depot between 4 and ) O'Clock A. VI. The
principals, seconds, and surgeons immedi-
ately repaired to the scene Of action, about
one mile north Of the depot. and between
that place and the Yellow Sulphur Springs.
The arms were furnished by Judge
Ward, it falling TO the lot OF Wise's Sc
cond to choose the ground, and of Crock
ett's second to call time.
FIRST FIRE.
The parties were placed at ten PAGES
apart, and when the word was given they
fired simultaneously and missed each other.
SECOND FIRE.
Mr.. Crockett then asked for n second
shot, which was granted. At that fire Mr..
Crockett's pistol went of, but Mr.. Wi>e's
missed fire. Mr.. Crockett asked that Mr..
W 10 tf dllONtu NiiuNf. With III
Crockett's second said he was satisfied.
The parties Immediately left the ground
with the matter still unsettled.
Mr.. Crockett's party boarded the eastern.
bound freight train and Mr.. Wise's re-
NAMED.
GRAND-JURY INVESTIGATION.
Every effort ha> been made to get in
formation for the arrest OF the parties
The grand jury to-day investigated the
case, but 30 far no Indictment has been
found. 1t is not thought there will be.
RI j. not quite clear from this who &C.
cOmpanicd Messrs. Wise and Crockett tC
the field, but another special ,ay- that The
two seconds were Mr. Il. Crockett and
Judge Ward
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Murder I'm Georgia.

AUGUSTA. Ga, July ga young man
named Julian Boyd was waylaid near
Thompson, Ga, to-day, while riding
through the woods, and fatally shot. sus-
picion was directed TO three brothers named
Martin. whose sister charged Boyd with
seducing her, and warrants for their arrest
have been issued.
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4 Norfolk Lady Robbed i'm New York
Hofel

NEW YORK. July 2j.-Michael Kennedy,
4 call-boy at the -. Nicholas Hotel, was
arrested to-day, charged with robbing Mis-,
VI. L. Cook. Of Norfolk. a guest at the
hotel, Of three diamond rings. valued ut
81 900. on July Sth. The stolen rings were
found on hi> person. Miss Cook. who is
at Saratoga. was notified OF the recovery Of
her UroDeTtY.
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Murder Trial POstpoped.

PETERSBURG, July 25.-The case Of the
Commonwealth rs. Isaac Booth, on trial in
the County Court Of Brunswick for the
murder Of his child, whom he strangled
TO death a short time ago, has been con-
tinued TO the quarterly term Of the court
TO be held next month. Thi, i said 70 be
the second murder that Booth has been
guilty OF. having killed 4 woman some time
ago in fit Of Jealousy.
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Their Own fauit.

MERIDIAN. Miss, July 25.-In the case
OF the six negroes who were run over ana
killed on the DE Soto railroad yesterday
morning, the eoroner's jury, after carei u. VI
investigation, finds no blame attaching 70
any person or persons for the ACT excerpt
the unfortunate victims.
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Fire I'm PaIatka, Fla.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July IA special
10 the Union from Palatka says fire broke
out at $50 last night, which destroyed the
store OF b. L. Lelienthal and the Office Of
the Putnam County Journal. Several per-
sons narrowly escaped with their lives.
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MARINE ESTELLsGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. JuLY DBL

ARRIVED.
schooner james VI. Bayii., snow. Boston, mcr-
cianii-c. Gurric & GO.
schooner Commerce, Ennis. Rocklani, iinic, 10
order.
schooner jesse Hart -. ---. Kenuehcc, ice,
Richmond lc, Company.
schooner William Mcgee. Ram-sy. philaicluhta.
pig-irun, Old Dominion iron- 1nd Nail-Wor<s.
SAILED.
steamship Eoanoka. Crurh. Neg YORK.. Wcr-
clanii-c Ail p1-seuEcr-.i e.. N. Allen & CO.. Igrnia
steamer Ashland. Carr. llild.lphia, merchaD-
disc and pa,> ~ngcr.. >. ". Mctanick. agent
steamer ARIEL ffir,rl. NOTION. United ~fafsa
mai, meT lsnfl e, Hni l4,if f-'r-' J.. ? I1iuu-
superintendent.
Brig Mee,l,n 'Dutchl. Nsu'ies. l'io Grauce do
>ul. -four, NaSal-C rcnshaw Gn91ry.
PORT OF NEWPO.T NFVs. JtlY -, iss2.
10y !elocuph.i
ARRIVED.
>teamc~ uray, >oherms rnnrn. Hampton, frcr-
e. andl-r iui pt-sen-crs. thr-lpetke AMI OHIO
Ea'iwt' Company.
steiner Nor,hlmutou. McCarrick. Hampton.
R.iwnf Company.
steiner PafaI!co. --. Smithdrld. merchandise
and passengers. Chc-ap.akc AMI ohio Hallway
Company.
>choontrs Maria Pearson. 4 sey; r. 4 >crihucr,
>m th; ". r.. Am-den. lhDmP7on; +. L. Mason,
NicsersOn; an 90 load con.
SAILED.
steamship Glouapp Brl Nacdonvll. honr from
Richmond and other merchandise nom NV } ORA
and Baltimore.
schooner Carrie :. Hart. -oulhard. Providence.
coal. Z 10 snIfsgke and ONO Railway Company.
schooner :. ", Bonnet. Maxacld. brooklyn, coaf,
Chc-1Ieake sud Onio Railway company.
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ronaagrntfon I'm Russia.

LoxpoS, July ga dispatch to TIE
Meas from Vienna reports that 5Oo houses
and some large warehouses have psen
burned at Radziwilom, Russia ana 'hst
1000 people are homeless.
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A,,emp, to Blow Up a spanish Omeiai.

madrid. July ga small box which
was sent from Granada for senior sagosta,
Prime Minister. on being cautiously opened,
was found to contain nitro-giycerine. seye-
raj persons have been arrested on suspicion
Of being connected with the sending OF the
hoy
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND July %. lss2.
OFFERINGS.

WHEAr-White. LISA bashe's. Red, io'3tf
bushels; re-exhihited. 322 bushels. 49,.
CoRS-WhIte. IS bushels. Mixed, BOZ buei.tis.
OArs-s96 bushels.
RYE.-3f bushels
BUcKwHEAT.-20 Bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-lO bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
wuEtr-White. esq bushels good to prime al
Ais r. sI.22: So bushels common al snc- 10
al 10. Red. l,744 bushels good b. prime LaheA.-
Ter az sl.I2 to u 90: $50 bushels common Ian
caster At eOc. To SLIP: l424 bushels prisne nJ xed
On private terms. &c husHcls prize miAcsi ~
81 10; 2.22E bushels good 70 prime tEitx ~ t.pc
10 sI.l3. i.6Oe bushels common 70 Lif Fs'< Al
Al u si.pS.
CoRS.-Mixed, so bushels very good western at
93c. -
OArs.--76 bushels very good winter a Gre.
RYE.-34 bushels very good On private terms.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

IJFNDAY. July %. INrZ.
SALES-FIRsT BOAED.-l.oOO Petersburg Rail
road Glass Il" bond. AZ s0t. 1000 DO. ~ go.
1000 do. at So. 5000 do. az so. 1000 do at 50,
5000 10. Il 797.. 1000 30. A. 79- 10 shares At
lan'a and Charlotte Railroad sock u 76s . do.
at 7Ga; - shares Petersburg Railroad stock al
3lis 10 DO. at3ls.
SECOND BoARD.-l.00O Pc.oreurg Railroad
bonds. Glass %" "a 7a1,: Too share Charlotte.
columbia and Augusta Railroad -tocb 40 10 100
!o.at47:2.,CO Columbia and Grecusiilc Rail-
road second G. az -, 1000 DO. at 81: Loco
Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad income % - q;
80 shares Richmond and Wet Point Terminal
Railway and W.uehou,e Company ,tock =. c. at
t,yi
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LoNDoy, July 2j.-In the House 4 COM
mons this afternoon The debate wa, re-
sumed on the motion for vote Of credit
for force for Egypt. Sir Charles Dixie,
Under Foreign Secretary. said the khcdiyc
had the support Of the most respectable
part Of the native population. The Gov
eminent desired. after relieving the people
Of Arab Pacha'> tyranny. to leave them 10
manage their own a.firs. The highest
military authorities thought that a three
months vote. which wa, the time the sum
now asked for was expected To la,t. would
he sufficient. sir Wiiircd Lawson Violent
ly condemned the vote.
The Marquis OF Harrington. secretary 81
state for India. stated in Parliament last
evening that the number OF troops to he
ordered to Egypt from India i between
800 and 10000.
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BY Telegraph.
NFW YORK.

NEW YORK. July % N2@n.-st3ek. g YEA,
Money per cent kxchange-LOng- ic9s' snort
go SHE hands dull Governments Irregular.
Ersnta Exchange 4r54. Hoter"ni.nN
Generally weak: new s.. 1913; ne" is,- J la
now a.. I2Oi. Money. 34nzs per cent. SLttes
dnIl and lower. Treasury balances-C0l Vs.
sri: currency. s5.6s3.
and q Ifr-fl weak.
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Flour.

F1our--We quote: Fine, s4@si.5O: sgpernae,
s5.5Oas6 common superfnc. s4.So<1s3; .strl.
s5-309.@5, essslla.al .aAi.s, sosyI; tnoses
family, S7.5o9f$e.2S.
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ITALY'S POSITION.

Relative to the invitation 10 Italy to co.
operate in the protection Of the >ucz canal,
ii i significant that the Uiretto, Of Rome,
which. though recently disayOwed by
the Government, represents the tone Of the
whole Italian press. contains an article de-
claring that it i q matter OF congratuialon
that Italy Ia, not allOwed hcr>elfto be drawn
into thi, dangerou, affair: that Germany
and Austria will. like Italy. allow England
and France to carry out their plan>, but
complication, will afterwards arise. and
then at the proper moment the central Eu-
ropean Powers will doubles, remember
Italy's LOYALTY u their alliance.
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More About the Massacre at Tantah.

LONDON, July 2j.-Thc Times ha, the
following from Alexandria: AN Italian
refugee says h. saw eighty-fve European
bodies lying in the streets Of Tantah. Two
English women jumped from the windows
and were killed in order to escape outrage.
Arab Pacha put on train to carry away
the Christian survivors. and about one hun
dred persons boarded il. No sooner were
they seated than a determined effort was
made to murder them, and it was only frus-
trated by a friendly native causing the
train IA start "
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INsTRASCE COMPANIES.
NINE PER CENT. COMPOUND N
y TIRF~T iOR MONEY,
WITH LIFE IN~t RANCE IiigONN IN.

y IIRF~T iOR MONEY,
WITH LIFE lN~t RANCE IiikONN IN.
I'm Augu.t. leGl. the ANEIiiM t-itPN MI
Ti-LIIfE-IN~IG!ANC tpNPANI, q Wts-
con-iu. Issued ordinary Ne policy >l.N5G, for
uGO on Tie Iifc 81 Mr.. ABKAh LEVY tof
Levy Bg0iher-l, Richmond, Va.
Durlug the twtnty-our year. TIE foncl Pa, been
In force twelve u hrs dividends have htfn applied
g. purchase permanent additional Insurance, ~
remainder being Used % rrilre hls premiums OF
o. purchase temporary Insurance fpf one ycu.
Ia event ~ death agC, VI. Lcsys heirs WI re-
ceiye- - -
Amount II policy aud 1dii'i0n..........-l.B9S 10
With two posf-mortfla dividends s1yl. 80 10
Making q total 81 about. ..........-.. slA25 10
His payments during tie entire period ... 80.
compounded al per cent. amount tO.sl-SoS -
Leayiuxan exce,s of................s 81 -
over all bis premiums compounded al per cent.
besides Insurance FOR tweuty-Ons years.
Hr Levy has since taken 0ut three t3l ADDITIONAL
policies In the NORTHWESTERN MtTL Al.
For further information. address
JOHN B. CARY, state ARtnS
Eichmoud,fA
Dr.. :. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner. 80.
~ xG-eodt-e4
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THE KHEpryE BUSINESSES ARAB PROM THE
MINISTRY.

LoSDoS, July 25.-The correspondent Of
Reuters Telegram Company at Alexandria
says 1.-THE Monitep Egyptian has re-
appeared here with the heading, THE Off
cial Journal OF the Government Of the khe-
dive II contains proclamation dismiss
ing Arab Pacha from the Ministry"
THE HORRORS OF THE MASSACRE AT TASTAH.
The inspector Of the Cadastre at Tantab,
speaking OF the massacres there, says: 81
saw women carrying. tied TO bludgeons,
dismembered arms and legs OF massacred
Europeans. The soldiers and the rabble
fought for loot. A Bedouin sheikh, with
twenty Bedouins, saved the inhabitants
OF the Jewish quarter and took them to
his village. Another sheikh saved my
self and party. The mob from AleXan-
dria murdered three employees OF the Ca
desire and their families, and burnt their
bodies with petroleum. The mob killed
twelve Greeks. They tied the yIscera Of
one Of the victims TO the tail Of dog and
covered him with petroleum. which was
set on fire amidst cries OF Joy from the
women and children. The mob was re-
pulsed eight times. Finally two sbeikhs
arrived and dispersed il. The Khediye
has dispatched vessel to Port said TO
bring CherIf Pacha here"
THE CALLING OUT OF THE ENGLISH RESERVES.
LONDON, July 2j.--In the House Of Com
mons this afternoon the Speaker red mes
sage from the Queen announcing the calling
out OF the reserves in consequence OF the
troubles in Egypt. Mr.. Gladstone moved
that the message he considered tomorrow.
A number of men Of the reserve lett Lon
don this morning TO join regiments which
have been ordered to Egypt.
ARABI's MOVEMENTS.
LONDON, july pa dispatch to the EX-
change Telegraph Company dated AleXan-
dria, 10 \. NJ. says The military author
ities are Of opinion Arab Pacha will not
attack the British. He is, however,
strengthening his position hourly. AZ day
break this morning his men. many Of them
without uniform and driven like slaves.
were seen working on the intrencbments.
The British experienced great difficulty
in moving guns, without which 1t i impos-
Sible to assume the offensive At Ramleh
Directly sufficient number OF heavy guns
are placed in position an attempt will be
made to dislodge Arab Pacha without eX-
posing the troops. Gunners and guns
from the fleet are going to the front.
More About the Massacre at Tantah.
IoNDON JuIv ~ Tho Times ha. the
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. July -. -Cotton-Set receipts isS
.tcady, sales. 10000 bales: July. sl2.O5es
Sl2.06. August, Sl2.74msl2.75. september.
sll.79NSll.SO: December. Sil.-G sii.sl !;
January. sll.9l sll.92; Fe1ruiry. +l2.03eD
sl2.04; March. sl2.liMt l2.lJ; April, -l2.26
SIPS.
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. sc.

GROCERIES. LIQUOKs. &c.
lust RECEIVED, A LOT OF FINE
LARGE BEEF-TONGUFs AZ
MCCARTHY HAYNES,
"a 827 east Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-26
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. July 25.-Yirginia e.. console
dated. 60s; past-iue coupons, 81; new lO-tVs'
Az. BID tD-iaN.