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REMARKABLE SCENE IN A CHURCH.
A REQUIEM MASS ANNOUNCED IN AN EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.

A REQUIEM MASS ANNOUNCED AN EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
CHICAGO, July 9.-The Episcopal Church
controversy which has grown OF the High Church
tendencies Of Arthur Rtche pastor Of the Church OF
the Ascension which has already served to draw out
letter Of protest from the Bishop Of this diocese had
another sensational feature added to II yesterday
Mr. Rtchie, ut the morning service, announced that
at the conclusion OF the service requiem mass would
be said tor the soul OF Daniel Fountain who was drowned
in Lake Michigan in the latter part Of May The an
nouncement OF the requiem was apparently such
pronounced step toward Romansm as 10 cause even ne
parsoners OF the Church OF the Ascension TO rebel
who had hitherto stood by the pastor, and onehaif OF
the congregation left the church. In the meantime at
the request widow OF Daniel Fountain, the cele-
bration OF the has been postponed for few days
IL s believed that the Bishop viii be compelled 70
Church rules.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.
WASHINGTON. July "a o0lOred woman, Nancy
Peel los years old. died IN this city on Saturday.
suFFoCATED BENEATH AN EMBANKMENT
EXETER N. H., July 9.-An embankment on the
NewNarket Manufacturing Company, land At New Market
TWO others bodies have not vet been recovered
THE TALLAPOosA AT BOSTON,
BosToN, July 9.-rhe United States steamer
Taapoosa at the Navy Yard ere today from New
se@retary OF the Navy her elsewhere intend
using her himself
TRACING SUSPECTED SILK THIEVES.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-rhe chief of police has
learned that Miller and Thomas H. Nichols who were
arrested saturday with $500 worth or silk supposed TO
have been their possession were In the employ Of
In 81 Louis Nichols was on leave OF
absence and his companion had been uschargeu py DIS
employer.
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING CASE.
caruentsr ago shot yesterday while walk
Ing on the railroad The ball passed entirely through
his body claims have been attacked by ROBBERS but
his story Is not generally believed Hn injuries are not
fatal.
FORMER POLICEMAN TURNS BURGLAR.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 9.-Patrick Dewitt q
former policeman, shot In the leg this morning while
the OF Charles Harms Tor the purpose OF
robbery. Devitts leg will have 10 be amputated
ARREST OF A MURDERER.
JACKSONVILLE Fla. July "a Iimes- Unon dis
patch Temple bradford County says fink Backer
the roasted little boy alive IN ehmpey some
time ago captured yesterday snd brought 20 dne county
jail o. Lake Butler. He is guarded by armed czens'
OUTLAWS IN CONTROL OF THREE COUNTIES.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 9.-portions OF Garland,
Yell and Montgomery Counties are still under control Oh cut
who local authorics To-day Governor Berry
ssn reaussted 60 cali out tho militia no
for doing the shous W Gall out large pesses
sad hunt tAs outlaws downs
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THE DEMOCRATS CARRY ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, July Sat the municipal
election ia this city to-day DR. Claude, tho Democratic
candidate for Mayor. elected by majority Of 90.
ard the Democratic candidate for City Councillor by AZ
majority. Three Democratic and two Republican Coun-
cmen were elected, and there tie. This Is the
first for years that the Democrats have carried the
city. and tonight they had tOrchlight procession.
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4 LETTER FROM SCHUYLER COLFAX
HE AGAIN DENIES THE TRUTH OF THE CREDIT
MoBILIER SCANDAL
lnr TELEGRAPH TO rmE TRInuSE.l

HE AGAIN DENIES The TRUTH OF IHb CREDIT
MoBILIER SCANDAL
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuSE.l
LocKPogT, n. T., July "a few days ago The
Journal OF this city spoke eulogstcally OF Schuyler
Colfax, expressing the belief that he was wrong
fully driven from public life by designips men.
This article met the eyes Of Mr.. Colfax and pro-
duccd tho following letter. dated at South Bend.
July 3,which was published to-day In that paper,
although not intended for publication:
The editorial TO which my attention has been drawn.
while saying correctly that will not consent Ia return
20 public lie also expresses confidence that the people
believe Ia my integrity confidence OF whicn nave hAi
many gratifying proofs IN my indep.ndent aha ENJOY
abe lecturlng life As to the Credit Mobicr stock, 10
which you allude only repeat that never had n
share Of ~ dollar OF il dividends having vountAr
Incomplete contract 10 take some OF H. hr Anes esu
fed that holding Its stock In trust Tor General
GARFIELD w. ID. Kelley aud myself twhch MI three or
ms denied under oa.h and that three initial checks he
pruduced for $J29 and one FOR r.2oO represented
dividends paid it but he presented no receipts
from either OF had no indorSoment ny either OF US
on he.e initial and witness To their tprctendrd
pavment while all sworo we had never seen thein
and had never rcceiTed tho amounts naincl IN tne
Arms belief that he had paid thete very IN
itial checks 20 Ames himself And John i. Drew, a
LAWYER OF Vermont when he returned from Europe alter
Congress had adjourned averrcd that he saw the 200
Anes drew as check ~ g. or bearer pRid Dy AIhes
10 another man, with whom he Ind been talking on
As the estate OF Mr. Ames since been settled. and
a. none stock he said he holding In trust Tor
ns has been found among bis papers II Is ~ evident hs
an xlomatis truth that there was such stock and
that however confused his memory might have been ~
the great excitement of the period the three initial
cheeks different from all the rest represented aDan
doned stock on Will th himself collected the diy
dends But having no fear OF Gods Judgment upon
my integrity and truthfulress In this matter only
refer 10 Il thus briefly because OF your highly ap-
urecated editorial
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NO AMNESTY FOR LOUISE MICHEL.

PARIS, July 9.--In the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day NJ. Barodet Republican, moved that amnesty be
granted to those persons who took part In the Paris and
Montceau-les- Mines riots. including Louise Michel NJ
Rousseau, Minister OF tho Interior. declared
himself absolutely opposed TO such proposition He
said that IL would be posbeto grant amnesty persons
who had been engaged civil but not 10 those who
committed offences In times OF peace with tsc oD
ect OF causing social rising and menacng judges with
death. NJ. Barodets motion was rejected by vote OF
3O4 10 SO.
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4 SUDDEN DElTH AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July 9.-At the American
Hotel tonight Mrs Charles L. Lawton OF No 100 West
Fortiethst NowYork, while az supper died suddenly
Mr.. Lawton. who was by her side, says that she had
bsen troubled with neart disease for some time and
nm inyad He will convey the body OF his wife TO New
York tnmorroW. Mr.. Lawt0n Is br0ker OF New York
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IMPORTATION on SPIRITS INTO CAM

IMPORTATION OF SPIRITS INTO CANADA.
OTTAWA, July 9.-The following regulation
regarding the importation Of spirits has been estab
lished:
That brandy gin. whisley distilled spirits shall not
be imported to any part Of Canada In any undecked
vessel any vessel under 20 tons burden registered
tonnage, In any vehicle by land other than railway
car, or in any package except bottled spirits con-
tanning less than 100 gallons measure, except
for the purpose of being manufactured provided In
Council November 20, 1882 provided. however, that
such spirits may be imported direct from Great Britain
and other European countries and from any British
colony and from the West India islands, in packages
Of not less capacity than octave or D glass; that wine
and malt liquor shall be imported In any other con-
vyance than those above described but may be thus i'm
ported In any OF the packages usual according to the
ordinary custom of trade any spirits imported
contrary violation of this regulation any part
thereof, shall be seized and forfeited.
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
SENATOR SHERMAN CONFIDENT OF REPUBLICAN
SUCCESS.

SUCCESS.
BY TELEGRAPH THE TRBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. July 0.-Senator Sherman has
arrived in Washington. TO friend to-day the
Senator said that the Republicans OF Ohio were
never more heartily united nor in better trim to
enter political campaign than they are at the
present time. He takes a very cheerful view of
the prospect, and in private conversation expresses
the belief that the Republicans will elect their eau
didate for Governor by good majority. and also
secure majority in the Legislature.
Mr.. Sherman is member of the committee to
revise the rules Of the Senate He says there will
be no general meeting OF the COMMITTEES to consider
the subject until October when sessions will prob
ably be held in Washington. In the meantime
Chairman Frye and ono or two other members of
the committee will confer together and arrange
business for the full committee
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FLINTGLASs WORKERS IN COUNCIL.
fBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIDusR.l

(Br TELEGRAPH To THE TRIDusEl
BosToN, July 9.-The annual session OF the
American Flnt-Gass Workers Union OF the United
States and Canada met to-day at Cambridge The union
now consists OF about 5000 members Tho meetings arc
secret but understood that tho special object OF the
present meeting decide certain voxed questions OF
wages that have long been perperng the Eastern aud
Western branches OF the organization. There Is aso
another important issue that VIII be disposed oi-ta VI
the w0rkinen taking ak weeks time during the suhher
and allowing the works 10 shut down.
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THE RIFLE TEAM AT WIMBLEDON.

LONDON July 9.-The Wimbledon Committee mas
decided not to allow the American team to use
wind gauges as it considers that the issue TO them
of complimentary tickets to military rifle compeu-
tiops will insure the Americans full amount OF
practice-as much as the English team Will get
These tickets entltle the Americans to shoot free
unless they compete for prizes, in which case they
must enter in the usual manner. The Americans
have entered themselves for all the matches ior
which they are qualified. Two series OF prizes Will
be instituted, which will be open only to the Amerl-
cans
The American team began practising at Wimblc-
don to-day firing at the 1.000-yards range Inc
wind was rather strong, unsteady and TRICKY Out
of possible SO o. Hinman and +; ); haooe5n S1
each scored 29 j. NJ Pollard, "a b; w. L. Casn' <@i
~ ToSpoS july iO.--Tke Daily Ners to-day COM
menting on the practice OF the Americans
Yesterday says the visitors did poorly at first. but
when they had one got the range range, OF
On the British side the following scores NAV be
noticed: Lowe at 500 yards made 81, and Graf.
wicke 81 At 900 yards McKerrell made 81 and
Bates at the 1000 yards made 81.
The following weil-known shots have been re re-
quested to register their Scores with view 10 the
selection Of the best possible ritie team 10
represent Great Britain Bates, of Warwick
Caldwell, of Renfrew Dods. of Berwick fergu-
SOD, of Inverness Gibbs of Gloucester Godsal OK
DEVON Devon; Hargrsavss, Of Manchester; Hart,
of Warwick; Humphry and Kydd, OF Angus;
Lattery and Lowe, of Middlesex McVittie. OF Dunn
fries; Mullineaux. of Manchester; Oliver, OF Kent;
worth, Of Liverpool; Whitehead, of Bury. Nc
Kerrel Mason, Melsh, Miner Mitchell, Pullman,
WaroDd and Major Young
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EX-SENATOR TABoRS TRIB ULA1I0Ns.

DENVER, Col, July 9.-Ex-Senator TABOR
denies the rumor paid $4,000 to Architect AN 10
secure the location OF the Denver Post once n"nt'
He states ho never had any dealings with Hill except III
the most pubc manner In the Superior Court today
Judge Da fined willard $500 for contept OF
court Tor filing M answer In the OF Tabor Vs. busn
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A BOLD R0BBERY ATNAYTASKEE
lnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l

lnY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUNE
BosToN, July 9.-Francis Smith, son OF
the Boston music publisher. went TO Nantsskes beacn
the coney Island OF Boston, to-day, and there met
vo,rg scoundrol named ." Burt" Riley, who enticod
hin into field where knocked him down ana roppna
bin of q sum OF money. Al advertisements ID ou' 'oi
-
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CATTLE AND CROPS DESTROYED.

ALEXANDRIA, July 9.-According to advices
from Behera the cattle plague has ended with the death
Of all the cattle in that district The cotton worm Is now
doing great damage there.
HAVANA, July 9.--Adyces from Venezuela state tnat
locusts are making havoc in many parts Oh
the country. They have reached Puerto
C,bello Valencia and the inland districts
on the same longitude In one night all the vegetation
in the neighborhood OF Moron destroyed h feared
that they will soon reach the fertile valleys OF
Caracas.
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COAL PRODUCTION TO BE RESUMED.

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Thls is the last
week OF the suspension of work in the anthracite coal
mines aud 1t Is understood by schnylk operators that
no further restrictions production win be made for
tho month Stocks OF coal are very low The Phiadel-
phia aud Reading Coal and Iron Company has less than
10000 tons ia at Port Rchmold aud this includes
few sizes that are In demand.
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THE CoMTE DE CHAMBoRD's ILLNESS.

VIENNA July 9.-The Comte de Chambord passed
sleepless night and was slightly feverlsh. He is
extremely weak this morning
FRoHsDoRF, July 8. 4 p. m.-The fit Of vomiting
from which the Comte was suffering last night
ceased this morning and has not since returned.
The patient has been able to retain some nourish-
ment to-day. 1t is possible that he may be able to
receive General Baron dc Cherette shortly.
ROME, July 9.-It has been arranged that If the
Comte de Paris becomes the recognized claimant Of
the monarchy in France. he shall come TO Rome to
pay his respects to the Pope.
VIENNA, July 10.-It IS supposed that the Comte
de Chambord's left lung Is affected. He is often
given mOrpha for tine relief of pain.
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A REFORMATORY FOR FALLEN WOMEN.
MISS ANNA SMITH GIVES HOUSE FOR GOOD
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrsUSE.I

OBJECT.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE rRrBUNE.l
WASHINGTON. July 9.-Miss Anna Smith, OF
Washington daughter OF the late ReasAdmiral Joseph
smith, United States Navy has given to the House o.
the Good Shepherd the family residence OF the late Al
mira for reformatory for women The property ccm'
prises large house situated on lot 200 feet deep ~
100 feet wide, In central part Of washington aad is
valued at SIS 0O0 The reformatory will be abranch OF
the House OF the Good shepherd, which was
founded Ia Baltimore IN 1864, for the reclamation Of
fallen women.
such an institution has long been needed at the Ma
tona capital and Congress has often been appealed 70
on the subject In number OF cases young women who
had gone astray but were not deemed irrccaimao'ss
have been msshngton to the Refuge In Balti-
more where t said 200 girls and women have found
shelter In the last eighteen years It'll estimated thss
more than 80 per cent Of them reformed The new re-
formatory will be conducted by the Sisters of the Good
Shepherd
The gveris the only survv ng child OF the a
Admiral Smith. One Of his fell IN action In the "a.
OF the Rebellion and the othor. who was also nava
officer died shortly afterward. Miss smith s gressy
beloved by the poor OF Washington, many ot VINO" Nv
enjoyed her bounty.
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A BURGLAR KILLED BY 4 WATCHMAN

MIDpLErowN, n. Y, July 9.-The night
watchman at the Franklin Furnace shot burglar
through the yesterday morning while the latter
was robblng the store OF the iron company railway
ticket for Newark, n. Y, and four watches were
found on the body There Ia cew TO the identity or
the burglar young man with a light mustache
nd llcn
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FAILURES IN BUSINESS.

GEORGETOWN, s. c., July 9.-The New
York creditors OF Joseph Sampson Son, general mer
chants here have been given notice that the firm asks
An extension until March, 1884 Tho liabilities are
placed at $4,000, and assets at 81 10000
ST. LOUIS, July 9.-rhe l. W. Hemp Tinware Company
has made an assignment The liabilities are about
sol 0OO actual assets, Sll 900.
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QUIET PREVAILiNG At ELY.

HANOVER, N H., July GA few more OF
the rugeaders in the Ely miners riot In vermont were
arrested this morning aud taken to Chelsea jail Sheriff
perrv NJ North Thetor has returned home and states
that In his opinion further riotous domonstrauons
will be made by the miners
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STRIKE At FALL RIVER.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 9.-The weayers
ct the Bourne mill struck work this morning on account
OF change IN their wages from day pay to payment by
the piece They claim that 1t Is reduction, while the
InhDagement OF the mill say II win make no difference
and will be farer In the end, under the old syste
sIirkers received as much honest workers. The mill
makes Canton flannel
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AMERICAN INTERESTS IN TURKEY.

CONsTANTINoPLE, July "a Turco- Amen-
Commission has been appointed 10 examine into the
question OF the establishment OF petroleum depot
The Porte has addressed note to General Wallace, the
American Minister pointing that II informed him OF
Turkeys withdrawal from the treaty OF com merce with
America the OF its expiration aud invited him
TO negotiate for the conclusion OF new treaty
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principally to the prices paid to railroad companies
for the transportation of coal He had received poultry
from Tewksbury but had paid for It, Nourse identified
the manuscript Of the report made By Thomas = Marsn
scientific purposes of dead bodes He said 1t was the
eonnIeta
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THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.

HARRISBURG, Penn, July 9.-Not more than
twenty delegates tho Republican State Convention
which will assemble here on Wednesday have arrived.
Tho convention promises TO be lively. but the indea
tiOns are that ticket has been made and
that Niles OF Toga will DO nominated for Auditor Cen
eral, and McIIose, OF Berks, for Treasurer
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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
GOVERNOR CLEvELAND's POSITION.
HE WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH THE DEMOCRATIC

HE WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRrBUNE.l
ALBANY, July 9.-GovernorI Cleveland said to-
day that he wanted good clean Democratic State
ticket nominated for this fall ticket made up of
men whose names would assure the people that
theywere persons of high character.
lie thought that the name of Major James Hag-
gerty, at present an Assemblyman from one of the
districts OF New York City. would splendid one
TO present to the people for Secretary Of State Ma
Ior Haggerty in the Governors opinion was clean
handed aud honest in his career as an Assembly
man, and as chairman of the Insurance COMMITTEES
OF the Assembly. SO farv said the Governor, " as
my position Is concerned. cannot, and will not,
exercise any influence whatever on the Democratic
State Convention. believe honestly in conventions
making their own nominationsn
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4 MINING COMPINYS LARGE Loss.

BosroS, July 9.-James b. Webster, OF Cam
bridge was arrested this sfterDon charged with swina
ling the Alta Gold aud Silver Mining Company ., No"
,Ta.,eo ont NJ gsOO0o He was taken 10 the Charles
street Jail aud locked UP default Of $4,000 ball
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE oFA WEALTHY MAN.

WATERTowN, N. Y, July 9.-Robert Il.
Sherman, prominent farmer living near this city snot
himself today while laborng under mental alteration.
He was a wealthy man and formerly secretary. and
treasurer OF the Jefferson County Savings Bank. He
will probably die
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The statement that ex-Mayor Smith Ely jr was con-
nected with the mine Incorrect The president OF the
company is his uncle who Is now Ill at the home OF his
nephew ut Livingston. N. j.
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MURDER cONSPIRATORs SENTENCED

DUBLIN, July 9.--At the Sligo Asszes to-day sen.
tences passed upon Tanzy. Rogerson. Haugh-
ton and Kelly, the four men who were found guilty
on Saturday of being implicated in the murder con-
spracy. Tanzy was sentenced 10 fourteen years
penal servitude, Rogerson 10 twelve years, Haugh-
ton to eight.years and Kelly TO two years
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THF STOWE MANUsCRIPTs SOLD.

LONDON. July 9.-In the House Of Commons
this afternoon Mr. Cbilders. Chancellor Of the Ex-
ehequer said that the Government had made
Of the Ashburnham collection at cost OF Ga, 500.
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A FRENCH CONSUL INSULTED.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, July 9.-The French Con-
sui has attacked and nsu!ted in one OF the
streets OF the city.
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THE TeVKSBURY INVESTIGATION.

BosroN, July 9.-At the Tewksbury hear
ing this morning r. IT, Nourse former trustee OF the
almshouse was orossexamIned. His taatimony was
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LIBEL SUI1S foK LARGE DANAGES.

ROCHESTER, N. Y. July 0.-Theodore and
John Y. Alien, and their mother Hannah L. Langy. Of
New.York have sued zhs Union and Advertiser
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MR.. GLADSTONE on THE LAND ACT.

LONDON, July 9.-Mr. Gladstone, repiyine
to questions the House Of Commons today, declared
that the Government had admitted that parts OF
the Irish Land required amendment ana intlmnted
that they might consider the subject when the time
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declined to make any statement concerning the
Suez Canal business saying that it had not reached
proper stage for discussion. He assured the
House. however. that nothing would be done with
out the approval of Parliament.
NJ de Lesseps left hero for Paris to-day.
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@soLASD AND THE sUEZ CANAL PROJECT.
sS'SDoS' July 9.-The Post says NJ. dc Lesseps
8. = s'&os satisfacsory arrangement with the Brit
= uvsefament in the mstter of the Suez Canal.
= we House Of Commons to-day Mr.. Gladstone
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THE ECUADOR REBELS IN GUAYAQUIh.

tsf THE CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN TELEGRAPHI
oUAYAQUI, July 8, via Galveston. on.--There has
seen heavy firing since about a. IN. Alfaro has
,a1 cope in and has met with an enthusiastic recep-
NOD There Is great excitement among the popu-
txse -s It's reported that VeIntemilla has gone on
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THE NEw-HAMPsHIRE sENAToRsHIP.

CONCORD, n. H., July 0.-The ballot cast
for United states Senator to-day follows; Gil
man Marston, L vote John Y. Mudridee, James W.
Patterson, 2; Aaron +. Stevens, 81 Harry" Bingham,
James r. Briggs Edward II. Rollins, 8; total 81
There was no Quorum In either House.
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RELATIONS OF FRANCE AND THE VATICAN.
:. rosDoS, July 9.--7he Iimes's correspondent
- - Asa,e inina.es that MonsgDor vannutelu viii be
s,S9Aalea Payai Sunclo at Paris.
.ont; 'uy o-rhe relations between the Vatican and
No." nave Improved since the recent exchange Of