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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-31

II we continue TO farm. The negro has v,r.
.uaiy quit the field and taken 20 politics
anu preaching, and our fields are growing
up with weeds and bushes; and IL YOU will
,n, n us how TO get the Bohemians Won
WI; m,n confer very great favor on the plant
ing interest OF Burke county. From, W.,
| can learn from the newspapers and other
sources The entire State is In the same bad
condition for labor" '"'
John Il. Moore, who has charge OF the
landing department at Castle Garden. said
Yesterday "The immigration for August
smoms ,aiiing oil OF about $500 as com
pared with the same month last wear II;
probable, though. that by the middle o,
september. when immigration will apain
be at its height, this falling of will be more
than made up by the increase in the per.
centage. 1t is probable that during Sen
, .1 ana October the immigration will
be unprecedented at this port " N.,o
York Times. AVG"
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Norfolk News.

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, August 30.-All Of the
crew and hands employed on the fishing
steamer Grace have been discharged from
custody, and the captain and steamer only
are held by the sheriff.
CAPTAIN John Gibbs, OF this city, who
was turned out Of this harbor by the Re
adinsters, has been appointed by the Coun-
~ Court harbormaster at Newport News.
John 4. Campbell, Of Petersburg, read
ing clerk Of the State Senate, recently ap-
pointed secretary to the Commodore OF
tbe Nayv-Yard, reported for duty to-day.
The Coalitionists held ratification meet
ing on Market Square tonight. Governor
Cameron and Senator Riddlcberger are
among the speakers.
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Confession OF Rank.Robbcrs.

CHICAGO, August 30.-Edward n. Welch.
who was arrested three or four days ago ut
McDonough. y. Y, for robbing the First
National Bank OF Kewanee, H., passed
through this city this evening, en- route
for Kewanee. in charge Of the detec-
tvcs who arrested him. Reporters for the
press were not allowed to see him, bat the
detective agency which has charge OF this
case say he made confession, which is in
effect that DR.. j. :. Scott. OF II. Louis, but
formerly resident Of kcwanee. planned
the robbery, though he took no direct part
in it; that Pratt, acting cashier Of the
bank, was party to il, and that instead Of
the large sum in gold missing being car
red away in the yalisc with the other
money, il was Pratt himself who carried it
off previous TO the day when he (Welch)
and his companion locked Pratt and Miss
Harris in the vault ard carried away the
remainder, mostly in PAPER money. Welch
refuses TO give the name Of the man who
helped him in the job, but the detectives
are confident they will get the man. Wclch
says that DR.. scott introduced him to Pratt
and that some time ago Pratt paid check
drawn on the bank by Welch. when il was
discovered that payment was thought 10 be
the result Of Pratt'S ignorance. WEIGH had
no money i'm the bank. Scott is said 10 be
chiefly known in Kcwanee rs pokcr-play-
or. The agency here received 1dNiccS to-
day Of the arrest OF Scott in st. Louis. lie
is 10 be brought here.
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4 Card from the Father OF Miss
Haichett.
LUNENBURG, Va, August y, lsS2.

LUNENBURG, =, August - loc-'
IT, he Editor Of the Dispatch:
>ir.-My attention has been called to
statement in the dispatch 81 Au-
gust 22d. a. follows: "A lady who
recently arrived here from Granville
county, in North Carolina. where MIS-
Nmie I,atchctt is now residing, lay
Nj, Hatchctt positively denies having
ever been engaged to Addison, or having
ever sent Garland the lengthy cpisIle ne
claims 10 have rcceivcd.'
This i, to say that the statement Is aDSo-
lutely false. and that my daughter mas
never denied beng engaged TO Mr. Aa1-
son. or having written the letter 10 MI.
Garland; and more than that, has never
even alluded to the subject in the presence
Of any lady visiting Granville county.
The various other false statements nave
not been corrected because she wished 10
avoid noforietv. Il. j. ii. HATCHE1T.
The paragraph in question was not sent
by our own correspondent, but came D.!
telegraph from another source deemed
worthy Of credit, and was added to our re-
bort Of the trial.
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The Rcv Father Nugcnt, Of Liverpool,
who for the last few years mas iuch.in'"
himself with the colonization OF Irish falnl-
lie, in this country. and who, about TWO
years ago. sent number OF families from ron
Connemara, Ireland, TO colony near 81
Paul. Mimi. where they have been uieA-
l.c,cdly successful in farming. was vlsl'oI
Al Castle Garden Yesterday. lie conicrrcu
with Secretary Jackson and some oil inc
EMIGRATION Commissioners with regard 10
other colonies Of Irish families Wiich
le propo,c, 10 establish IN th'N
country next year. y letter rom
". II. smith. NJ. F., and chalr-
man u the Irish Emigrant Committee "p-
pointed by the House Of Commons, Ill con-
nection with Father Nugcnts scheme, N'S
sent TO the Emigration Commissioners yes,
tcrdav. in which he says he l. desiIous Vi
arranging 70 secure places ior l'lhi'vs
from The west Of Ireland, who WIN NC svi''
10 tli- country early next year. - ~
.ired 10 have these families sent 10 'iIS III
terror. II is not intended 10 sehu oi ',. VI
HELPLESS persons, but suitable ian' -
capable OF working, aud who are h0' - ~
dropped into the Sums OF the Guy
4 letter was also received from E1"Hl iva;
VI. BOykin, superintendent OF inc in aIni,
WffftO B0ITu Oh -OllH te4Otii"t -
he SAYS lie expects during me neAu t"o
months large demand for neid-laborers.
knowing thai, the harvest being ended, the
.great movement westward will be checked,
he reGuests assistance in filling orders. lie
ads: ~ find the Bohemians, iiunga-
rians. and Poles do best as farln-aS3Iels,
NOT ,eI,,, ,,mDered with by the resident
Gcrn,ans The German labOrer Is not
satisfied 70 remain as laborer, but wi. .,e
AT once 10 take better position, and III TINS
he is naturally encouraged by the resident re-. e,aa
German. unless he wishes 10 hire nun lllin'
self. This makes the difference, ana 9on-
fine myself entirely 10 the sjay, Ior' n"n ),
Another letter from large planter IN
Burke county, Ga. says: u.o,,,,,.
1--WE have few Bobemians IN tue sou'i,I
western portion OF this State, ana weare W., ~
pleased with them as Iaborer-, ana desire "
gei more. We want labor and m''s' nave ~
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ueadiusters COMM. over.
rUaelIngton correspondence OF INC NItAAIuI
GaZcttc.

washington correspondence Oi tu' N'0A''-'''
(iaZcitc.I
As an indication OF the change OF sehll-
mcnt Going on in Virginia it may be men
toned that in the Eighth congressional DIS
trict alone Judge Finnell, OF Warren
comfy. elected a. a Readluster Judge mas
thrown of the Malone yoke and come OUT
Tor Massey and the Democratic nominee
Tor Congress. Judge W. X. TalIaiGrro' Oh
Orange. another Judge elected by the
Inst Legislature, has also come BACK
into the Democratic fold, and comes
70 the Alexandria Congressional CON
vcntIon. j. :. Timbcrlake, who has 9eeh
chairman OF the ReSdjuster party OF var
ren county. acted as secretary OF the Dem
cratic meeting ut Front Royal the oiher
dav and will support the regular ticket
Cantain r. Il. Massie, chairman OF lile zap
nohannock Rcadiuster party, has aDanu ,;,l,
cd Maboneism, and comes back TO 'is i,is'
and only love. Accounts from the coi'n.
, 'aS contiguous to this city represent '9a'
,%e Pcadiustcrs have in many instances uc-
oISrrd their determination to sustain tllc
rc~nlar Democratic ticket at the NoNelioci
election.
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rho Late Presidents Physicians.

II i probable that hui Tor tIe uIs s.aIo %
~ II \ Sgmcw the physicians who attended lea
NJ, Garfield would have ignore, lIr
l .',,.nnration made by Congress for Their
a ',lpii,n Wf and collected from the estate o.
pay ,as ' dcreascd President compensation Tor
. .hc o' Scryiccs' DR.. Agnew vetoed TINS
t,nr Tn In a letter he set forth Una.
p p Ipponid rather lose all than take Sucn Il
ne c,' wo because, he thinks, it would invite t.,
co oit;c;Jn from the newspapers, when are
oi,nin.t the profession so far as the case Is
asnl.a, In substance DR.. Agnew says !;
co lT r rr submit to The indigniy heapeu
'' y" ne. rocket the insults OF Congress
upI9"h c u il called professionally, re-
a AM 70 attend president, king, poteh'"'''
i ~ nrelatc. - WdShi,s IN STAR
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PULADELPIIIA, PA, Aususl oU.- JosepH
Cnllins better known as Tug" Wilson,
Sa;ind hence in the Indiana for Liverpool
to.dov. There was a large crowd Of sport
mo men gathered on the wharf to see nm
~ Mr.. Richard X. Fox said that in GO
inc 10 England Wilson would not, as re-
m1Srted' forfeit the stakes in the match be-
tween himself and Elliott. lie goes to
EnCland merely to bring his family hither,
ia cynccts 10 return in about two months.
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no.frncfive Texas Floods.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. August 3o'-Ihe
wires are down. but private letter con-
firms Il ms the report Of a Hood on the Goncho
river RI %, Six inches Of rain fell all over
Xortiucstern Texas. 1t is estimated that
", 600 sheep. besides cattle, horses, and
rV'JcS and sixty or scyenty-fiye persons
were ,C, swent away. About fifty houses
WORE WORE washed away in Laredo, and the
trorL If the Mexican National railroad was
hadiv damaged on sunday. Further de-
yn i. feared when the waters OF the
Concho reach the Rio Grande' \! ADclihe
several shecpmen lost all oil 'llc'i HooAS'
and are almost ruined.
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virginia News.

Harry ~. White has been appolhleo pon'-
iiair jenkins's Bridge, Accomac couii-
mas ,n and Edwin IL. Zepp at star lailheiH
Frederick county ho
oontostcd cases will be heard at the
No . com1,S Circuit Court before neAa
Goochlnh u. family sickness prevents JUICE
Monda lyy',' a. from attending to his du''es
u. ,To.,or, North Carolina railroad
, nn Within the next ninety days De t ,hirly
ned v with two hundred new hundred, G",I flats
stock, sed il transporting coal Ihe p R,cS
i has Il been paced with the shops a Of Manches
mond and Dapville Company u y. out in
ter t.r"S and the cars are TO be 'urn'0 '''
ninety days. -
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Races al the White.
THREE INTERESTING EyENTS-BURCU'S IOTA,
THOMAS'S HEGIAz, AND BEARDLESs's EFFIE
TIII NNINAEIls.

THREE INTERESTING EVENTS-BrRCuS I0TA,
THOMAS'S HEGIAz, AND BEARDLESs's EFFIE
II. TIE WINNERS.
GEEENBnIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W. VA. August 29.-The new race-track
at the Grccnbricr White sulphur Springs
was nauguratcd to-day in the presence Of
a brilliant assembly OF ladies' and gentle
men and large surrounding OF yeomanry.
The weather was delightful and the track
was in GOOD order. The judges were Colo
mel w. Lewis Clark, president Of the
Louisville Jockey Club; Rawlings Lowndcs,
of South Carolina, and oX Governor Henry
NJ. Mathews, OF West Virginia. Colonel
samuel II. Taggart. Of Baltimore; Major
b. G., Thomas. Of Kentucky, and DR.. L..
/. station, Of North Carolina, acted ~
timers: Major Thomas ". boswell. OF
virginia. starter, and Major j. ID. FcrSu-
son, Of Baltimore, secretary.
The first racc-a dash OF thrcc-quarterS
81 a milc-was won 10y W. X. Burch's Iota,
Helen Wallace second, Thomas Queen
Ban third. the Kentucky stables Clara
fourth. and l.. l.. Stations Alarm filly nth.
Time, 1:21. In the pools Sprague and wal
lace sold for 800, Queen Ban $50, ana
Alarm flly and Clara so each.
The second race. The Grccnbrier handi-
cap-onc and quarter micS-was won by
r. G.. Thomas's IIcglaz; Burch's Colonel
Srraclle second, owners Aggie Gross
third. Edgccomb stables Outcast and L. l..
Sfaton's Mavtlowcr unplaced. In the
pools Hegiaz sold for 500, Colonel SpraguC
500. Outcast $50, Maynowcr $50, Aggic
Gross 22j. Time, 2:l5.
In the last racc-one and an elghll
milrs-E. BeardlcSs's Efic II. came in
fret LIZ a short head; Burch's jim Nelson
raconi Thoma,'s LeleN third Edgccomh
stables Bantam fourth. Time, 2:O2. IN
thc nools. LclcX sold for 800; Ellie H.,
a.. linn Nelson. $40; Bantam, 80.
FThe racine will bc continued Thursday
rovt with an attractive programme.
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YeIlOW-Fcyer.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-Surgcon-Gen-
eral Hamilton to-day received the follow
ing: .....-..
were reported yesterday, and one death.
Two cases were reported to-day, and no
deaths. The president Of the Board OF
Health thinks the disease is in mild form.
The sick are reported doing well. The
disease is confined to the lower part OF the
city. excepting the case in the hospital.
The Board Of Health is actively engaged in
disinfecting, using all sanitary measures.
II. c. WHITE, \. \. Surgeon.
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Alabama congressman Nominated.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 3O:-l ne
Democratic Congressional convention OF
Tho second district renominated ii. A..
Herbert without opposition. Thomas Will
iioms was renominated by the Convention
in tbe Fifth congressional district.
CHATTANOOGA, August 3O.-luke Pryor
was nominated by reclamation for Congress
to-day by the Democrats OF the Eigiiln
Alabama district. General j. y. Wheeler
denlincd the nomination.
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TeIsgrapIic Notes.

A meeting Of the Montgomery (Alabama)
Cotton Exchange held last night protested
against the raising OF cotton rates by the
Southern Railway and shipping Associa-
ton.
The manager OF the Brownsville Texas
telegraph Office died yesterday Of yellow
fever.
A convention held Yesterday at Monroe,
La, nominated General J. Floyd King for
Congress.
Pa,cagoula. Miss, has guaranteed
against Pensacola on account OF yellow
fever.
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Tragedy I'm New Mexico.

DrNvER, August 30.-A Los AngcIoS
N. NJ special SAYS: AT san Geronimo,
a small Mexican settlement close to this
city. last NIGHT. Jacl; q. Perry, an Amcri-
can. became involved in fight with several
MeXicans over a Mexican woman. Perry
shot and killed one. named NJ. GondaIez,
and fatally wounded two other MeXicans.
The McXicans then killed Perry
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liroceries. &c.

Bacon. Clear-rib sides, l5sMi5Ic.: shoulders,
1is@loc.: Virginia shoulders, 10; Virginia hoE-
round lac. virginia hams l.rge lce nitn h.ms
lao l4sc.; canyssed mans. i61al &c. bulk side.,
lts&l4sc; bulk shoulders, los@' 'c' stock
light.
Bucks,s: Painted. two hoops, s1.60@si.75;
,Brooms: Two strings. 1850: three strings
sl9OG&S. four strings, s2.25df3.
C2gse: Rio Common. ga lOc.: fair, l0G llc.;
good O. prime. lS@ l2Sc.; Laguayra, ll@l2c.:
Candies: Adamantine candles. l2Gl2,c.p set,
l5t@l6c.S n. half-boxes. &c: iallow lac.
Ghssss Prime cutting, cutting i ;Gi iy23c' nSI,hen
sgloc.; English dairy, ls@20c.; pineapple,
Rice: Carolina, 74@sc.
Fish, IIerring.-North Carolina Co.'S. $4,000
S6. North Carolina cut herring~-new. t6.5Oe1
1913 eastern, s4@si;25. Macsercl.No, l Bay.
No. 3 mackorcl. ts.25@ts.50; No. /, IN kits,
$3.50: Ne. 2.in Kits, Sl.25.
Lard: Prime. barrels and terces. lADl3sc.;
IN half-barres. i4.@l4Sc.; tuCs, l4se5l4sc. FOR
Aotrss.s: Common syrup--Hogslesds, 'oic-
50M55c. e gallon New Orleans, prime, 6Jes7Uc.
SAT-: Liverpool. from store, sl.60. Ground
alum from store. s5c. G sack.
Sugar: Crushed. l0sG lO.c.; powdered 100
1Osc.; graduated. 9sas4c.: 4, 9R@p.c.: "Off
Az o.; yellow: To Sc: cnt-.c.f, lohc
toilet, l5g2Oc. and fancy prices: country, iMg5c.
Tsas: Black, 25%1oc.' Imperial, 2bG75o.
kulipoNHcFs SD'.hsl.
Hides. Leather. &c.
mites. Green, 5sIGc.; wet sailed. 6.d7c.; dry
saltcd l@lic.: dry flint, lSNl5c.
LEATHER: Rough leather, 22%S0c.; city fni.h
soc: wax upper. 3OG.4Oc.: he'Niock sole. 100
2jc.; oak sole. JO0sioc.
Iron, Steel, Nails. SC.
IrOn: American refined. old Dominion har,
7-fOc. = H. Tor standard sizes in large lot. 10
dealers. Be. I'm small lots, English and American
.hcct; i@ofc. swcdes, hammered, 4aes5c.; hoop'
M1t; Old Dominion. 1865 for standard size,
for 200 kegs.
P,ouyh-castings: Wholesale, &c.; retail, z]vc
10 50: Manila, best, I5c.; iu,c. 7s&sc.
Lumber, slaves. sc.
L"pstcr. tn" market j. well stocked and VILE
Loco: on market 4lOWSI5 2 LOCO; Western
s%a %5ig iae ~ - yo6 SGy ycli"S rsa
Roug. boards, $3.50. Dry clear Sl4@slj.j0
,oist sln&sl5, According 10 sizes and lengths.
Shin. ic,-rinc. tl.Tjot2.5p; cypress, siN-iuch
sfmts e LOCO; ~,p~. s5at6. Laths-spnt 81 {;
.. 81 -; oM%hi.key-hsrrd timber, green, slss
go io9H; ,sssoagd r2Q oG2 loo; Flour
SS.5p r.s9. turned hcadmg. sc. e set. tlour-har-
elpoie., iioSG. Hog hc,G-hoop-, zoe. G bundle
Liquors. " ines.&c.
Aic' scotch. bet brands, piuts s2W:2.2j 2
Braa'ir,s: Domc.ilc, slllGs2; fruit 9ccu,
tl.1a lllc, ney i;s5@s2; old s2.25@9S
NltElAli iFt't. rE.oNuf3.
Rys Hhi,scgs. Medium. Sl.5Omf2; pure old.
800 - and upwards.
Gns. Domestic, sl.l0as2; imported, - .
case.
Ner EmgIapd Rnn: sl50GsLG5.
Rect,fsi UIiskeVS: SlllMfl.iO.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 37rl Sl.lo r 100 feet.
POiritT. 1923 hy the ave kcy--lc>s than i've
key, $500: blasting. f2.pnb Sl.j5.
Shot. Northern. Sl.-J T. bag OF 80 ~
GrtpiSl0HcS. l.11c. e 10.
seed.
C1Orcr' s5Mt5.5n.
TiuothV. SL25" $3.50.
Orcbprd Grass. rl50Ntl.T6.
Hcr,t Grt,S. Sl.2J.
German Miip Sat. f2.75Hf3.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-AuGrsT 81. lee<,
sun rises.........~ S:$33 v..n,, HlGn TIDE. 300
Moon ri,es........ eus tvenlns.'.......,'' o:ft
PORT or RICHMOND. August 30. 1852
ARRIVED.
steamer ,r,el. Clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise. and pa>>'nStrs' l. T. laium'
schooner Frank Mcdonald, McAndrows. Phila,,
d.lphia. plg-iron. Od Dominion Iron and Nail
Schooner Curti. Ackeriy. -. Coosa river.
phosphate. Atlantic aud virginia terllliLng COM
pany. e,uro
schooner " y. Mar,'on. Pendlcton, Boston
coal. g., ~torrs: vessel, Curric Go.
schooner -. II. lngraham. Greeley, New lorh.
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
tScSconer Thomas g. Benton. Budd. stanford
oarh ioo u,.r 4. Achorn. Achorn Boston, COAL
Chcsaperhe and Ohio Railway Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUGUST 3o'lss2.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
S,e,nor Turav. Srhermerhorn. Old Point ana
Hampton. merchandise anu iA,ses W. ~,
peaEe and Ohio Railway Company llhi 7'l4,d "'l
return). ,,ctt Norsoik
msrchandiee and passengers. the,alehAe anu 'i'i'
r. iI,v.v Cnmuapy fand sailed on return.
steamer Accomac. Delk, merchahIi,sf I In, p i,
.enyars -mithheld. Chesapeake ana Vlhp N@l'""y
Company iand sailed on re'urhl'
SAILED.
Barkentine Nineyea, Wyman, Boston coal
Chcsapcake and Ohio Railway company, -,
m Sargio fAustrianl Budnlch. Cork, lrelahh'
wheat TL1nas Branch * CO.. Richnond.
WEST POINT, August 80, lss2.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Rapidan. Janney, New York merchan-
! dice. Piedmont Airline land sailed on return.
| s,.a n,ar oui.e BiiuIs. Baltimore, meftilthii
\ and passeagers Piedmont Airline (ahd salieh Oh
returnl. - o,,t,,,., ,,ercba H.
steamer Lucille, Bennett, Baltimore inef'H"H-
disc Piedmont Airline. ,... ,.,.,d
| schooner y. II. Burrows, -, barren isi'h''
guano, T.. II. Adams general agent
| SAILED.
steamer Blackstone, t. ss. :ercsa..4iS'' i''''
| dcnce ia Norfolk.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

congressional Nomination. -Destructive
'eIas Floods' People and Stock Reported
Drowned-feiisw-Fever at Pensacola,
fia'-Shot While Robhing q Potato Patel
Montana Crow Indians PeacefsI-Jean-
nete Survivors Returning to the Cnited
>'ates-Russian Refugees Sent Back
Tragedy In New Mexico-FataI Accident
mt Niagara Fslls-FataI Pennsylvania
RAILROAD Accident-The English In Egypt;
Ihey Make Forward Movement In Force
ON Arabi's Lines-AGairs in Alexandria,
CanadIan.Pacific Railroad.
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Shot while Robbing u POtato-Pafch.

CHATTANOOGA, August 3D.-Last night 4
negro while stealing potatoes was shot at
by Captain Murray. The shot took effect,
and Murray captured the negro. but while
bringing him TO the Jail the negro died.
Captain Murray i an Ohio man, and has Il
large farm in the suburbs Of thi, city. lie
is now placed under -, 900 bonds.
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Wbi.Iey's Fearful Work ut Niagara.

NIAGARA FAILS, ONT., august 3O.-
james Crumley, a tinsmith from Hamilton,
and his wife, while intoxicated, laid down
near the bank OF the river. This morning
the woman was found caught in tree ten
feet over the edge Of the bank, and the
man, mangled remains were found on TIC
rocks $50 feet beneath.
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The Canadian Pacific Railroad.

WINNEPEG. MAN, August 3).-It Is re-
ported that the Government will shortly
open the Canadian Pacific railroad between
Kat Portage and Thunder Bay, running
three trains week each way. Chiei-Eng-
neer Jones returned from trip over the
line ten miles beyond Swift Current creek,
and reports that the surveys are being
pushed vigorously toward the Rocky noun
lnins
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Railroad Accident I'm Pennsylvania.

HARRIsBrRG, PA, August 3O.-Thc
through express train on the Cumberland
Valley railroad collidcd with freight train
near Dll,burg junction. instantly killing
the engineer OF the express and seriously
iniuring a number Of passengers.
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Fire I'm "a Furniture Factory.

NEW YORK, August 3o.-Thc large Of
fce.furniture mandatory OF which }. Il.
Brewi q Co. are proprietors, at Nos. l32
and 1874 Essex street, was partially destroy
ed by fire between 4 and > O'Clock this
morning. involving a loss on the stock and
building estimated at between $4,000 and
$50 900.
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New York Notes.

NEW YORK CITY, August 3O'Ilhe
steamer Algonquin, on which bloou anu
ofia l. transported from TINS cry 70 nn ,d
rem Island, caught fire TINS mor9ii ~ o ani
was damaged 10 the amour. Vi oso' ~"
She was owned by Howard Spears " Co.,
and was insured.
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Russian Refugees Sent Back.

PuLADELPnIA, Pa August 3U'-UHe
hundred and eleven refugees, fifteen from
this city and the rest from New YORK
were sent back to Liverpool by the steam
ship Indiana this morning. They arrived
in This country several months ago, but as
they were unable to earn livelihood ana
had 10 be supported by the committee, II
was deemed best TO send them back to
DusSia
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a Naval Display.

PORTLAND. Me-, August 5e.-Ihe North
Atlantic squadron had drg,'-par re.I,, ~
Fort Prebie this morning. -FOUR cTm ,i,'r
mics landed from the Tennessee; ana Two
each from the Kearsarge, lan'ic' Enter
prise. end Alliance The forms OF ooat at
tack are being followed. Large crowds
are on the shores and in the harbor.
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EIour-NiIis burned.

BosroN, MASS, August 30.-The Somer-
willie flour-mill,. at Somevilc, comprising
two buildings, owned by b. W. Guernsey,
Of Winchester, were burned this morning.
The loss is $4,000; insurance. $4,000.
The cause Of the fire is unknown, but it Is
supposed to have started in the engine
room.
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urn ron HOMICIDE.

The examination in the case oi oV H..
Henry, who was accused OF ca"s,nS ,har-
death Of Mrs. Mary Irving, Ms nn''n "n
in-law, by brutally kicking bel, W." Iii Io -
cluded to-day, and Henry was ne'u -
await the action of the grand Jury '" Z"
charge CT hc2i::.e.