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TIE SESSIONS CASE TO DE TRIED.

ALBANY, July 30.-Deputy Attorncy-Gen-
e,a Deunison says that the case of Senator 10 Sea-
sons for the attempted bribery OF samuel h. bradley,
nn Assemblynan 1884, during tho Senatorial contest
here will be prcsscd FOR rf AT the next session OF oyer
and Tcrmncri ths city provided that some other than
Judge westbrook prosdos.
There Is Judicial objection to Judge Westbrook
said Mr. Dennison but he haf already expressed an
opnon pou the subject and tue Attorney General and
he in conversation upon the subject botn agreed that II
would be better have the hearing before some one
else There mas b e. Intention To delay tho trla
Roth the Attorney ami the Distrct-Attorney OF
The county have been earnest Ia pressing the case one
cause OF delay the difficulty raised here about the
iut,rpre al on OF the Jury which settled We
bope thai Judge Osborne or Judge ingalls, viii preside
next September when We VIII call up the case
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TIE SUyDAY Law VIOLATED IN ST LOUIS.
BUSINESS CONDUCTED As UsUAL-wARRANTS FOR
THE OFFENDERS

BUSINESS CONDUCTED As UsUAL-WARRANrS FOR
THE OFFENDERS.
ST. LOUIS, July 30.-AmOng those reported
by the police n having violated the Browning Sunday
law yesterday the proprietors OF livery stables
breweries cigar stores theatres railways and express
companies barbers hackmen. newspaper men rom the
proprieors down. the Union Depot Company Tor senh
ing out trains and all who detected selling
and various other persons The lager boershops In the
central part OF the city. which opened in the morning
closed before noon No arrests made. but al yio-
ations observed by the police will be reported to the
prosecuting attorney. who viii proceed agalnshe vo
ators In police circles said that next sunday tho
nc vii, he closely drawn and arrests will perhaps be
made n IL said combination bas been forned 10 resist
carry II n~oessary To- tho United state. Supreme
II Is estimated that 1000 barrels o beer were
sold yesterday, which at - would pay the orer-
ern si2 900 To tai. add the wines aud liquor. sold
and the outlay OF consumers reached fully 100000
Eight sergeants rom the dinrent police districts OF
the city called al the -Four Courts this morning, ana.
acting under information supplied by The oicer. pro
ceeded warrants AGAINST OOl liquor sellers
eightysx groccrs hftecn brewers. twelve siroetcar
companies. twelve manufacturing establishments nine
olgardealers seven barbcrs seven keepers or lycrY
stables, express companies, four frui-dealers,
four oonfeotioners. I've daily newspaper, tHo
baseball parks, one theatre and nftecn misceIa-
neOus busnosses OF which the bridge company.
Tho Observance OF the law more general than was
supposed n would lao after TIE 'alOn a~pcrs had usle
their defiant declaration ON Friday afternoon AT that
meeting there ii00 hqnorsellrra present ana II
was resolved to keep open without dissenting vote.
EIoulsion from the association was the penalty for
clo.ng seber second thought took possession OF
were Il not that the Brewers Ass claon forward
Saturday afternoon and declared ia wilIngncss 10
bear the expenses Of the decuse OF any liquor VINO
wonld keep open ana sell beer aud wlnc there womb
been 200 liquor shops out OF loo open
The prosecuting attorney believes that tbe pronecntDns
against quor.secrs will hold. AMI that mo rebel
hons GOO Will ne found guiltg and deprived o. Their
licenses Warrants procdrcd against about 800 OF
the n nor seler- and tlOs0 against the balance ana
those charged with selling goods ana lnr sfeeIchI
presidents, newsp per puoshers ana o'herS VIII P'""
all lg
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FOREIGN NOTES.

DURHAM, July 30.-It is denied that Dabal-
manz, the brother OF Cetewayo, has been killed.
MADRID, July Bottle newspapers here deny that the
Spanish Minister 10 Mexico is about TO be recalled.
VIENNA, July 30.-August 10 has been fixed as the
date for the opening Of the international Electrical Ex-
hibition.
NUkEhBuho, July 3o-At the chess congress here
WDawer won the nrst prize. BackDurne the second and
Mason the third
ST PETERSBURG, July 30.-One hundred and eighty
houses have been destroyed BY fire In the OF
nor, IN the Government OF Nizhnee- Novgorod
BERLIN, July 30No Ministers will be present al the
interview between tho Emperor OF Germany and the
Emperor Of Austria at Ischl on August 7.
BERLIN, July 30.-The Crown-Prince OF Austria will
attend the m4nGuyres of the German Army.
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CAREY AND THE PHOENIX PARK CRIME.
HIS EVIDENCE IN FAMOUS cAsE-rHE PERSON
ALrrY OF TIE MAN.


ALrrY OF TIE MAN.
The murder of Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Mr. Burke Under Secretary for Ireland with which
the name James Carey will always DO nssocated TOOK
nlaee on Saturday May o, 1882. For months the de-
tecves were In the dark rs to the perpetrators OF tne
crime Finally an investigation which was begun early
In December gave the officials important Information
which resulted IN the arrest In Dublin. January IL
and - last OF twenty or more men supposed TO DC con-
nected with the Invincibles Among these men was
James Carey, builder and contractor OF DuOiih ana
tbe representative for Trinity Ward In the Municipal
Council Curey was arrested Mt midnight on Friday
January IT, In his house on south side OF the city
He wac well known TO the police having been Nation
nils, for some time aud having been arrested before
under the Coercion act. When taken before magis-
trne he assumed an air of bravado aud threatened an
action for false imprisonment
A month later the officials had prepared the case
arainst the prisoners, and on February 10 fifteen or
more men were arraigned charge Of conspiracy to
murder Lord Frederick Cayendsh and Mr. Burke. In
this number were Carey and his brother Peter
carey, Joseph Brady Timothy Kelly, Fitzharris,
the carmau Joseph and James MuIlett, Thomas
Cairey Daniel CurIey, Michael Pagan and Daniel De-
lany The prisoners were astonishedwhen kavanagh.
the caan having turned nfoImer entered the witness
box and told what knew of the PheniI Park chine,
Identifying James Carey, Brady, Deany aud others as
having taken part IN the tragedy.
HE TURNS ISFoRMER.
Tho evidence OF Kavanagh was regarded ~ strong
snough 10 convict the psOners but the case against
them was made still complete when, week later,
at the adjourned session OF the hearing, Carey himself
turned inorner aud testified against his
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CRIMES AND CASUALnES-BY TELEGRAPH

MINERS KILLED BY FALLING ROOF.
CARLINyIILE, III, July 3O-IwO miners, Henry
Sta George Keiser instantly killed In the LOOMS
coal mine Yesterday by the falling Of the STATE roof
MURDERERS SUICIDE IN PRISON.
MOUNT CARMEL, Penn. July 3O.--William Nose
lev az thiry-eigh committed suicide Ia his cell the
s1nb1ry gnL H. wa, sentenced to twelve years
for the murder OF David PoWel at TINS place
on Christmas Moscoys we died during mis- trial lie
leaves olldreu.
srABBING AND KILLING HIS BROTHER.
MACON ia July 30.-A dispatch 10 The Telegraph
and Messenger says siyey. seventeen. living
near his Older brother IN The LETT sdc
killing him. coroner Jury has found hin guilty OF mur-
der
VICTIM OF THE WESTERN FLOOD FOUND.
CINCINNATI, July 30.-S0me wOrklnen diHglng
graves I'm the vicinity o. tho Cincinnati southern aroad
denlt this mOrnn discovered the body OF Young man
nane Weie who there last February AZ inc uho
the Hood awe away a portion OF tho depot
LABORER KILLED IN A FIGHT
Troy July 3O-Patrlck Moult0n. age iorty-louI'
was killed bernard McCanrey age thry,two .s
Ing. The were street lao9els M ,n ,ybr ana The
Mouon insuted him aud olaeaged nlm 10 , ng oar the
ch go accepted McCdnIoS 'iuoA 'A'"''A Wv Wv
right eye causing Ills dosth.
DROWNED WHILE BATHiNo. csr
p,rruAN (inOyE n j., July 30.--Willle CsssadY
age dfeon OF James oassay Q. nsar bis place
e1 today while bathing In hee'os . ioAN' A
His body Mas teaoserssA
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4 SONLNLA US DISCOYERY

John Onion, living in flat at No. 4O7
LeIiugtonayc. returned 10 his homo from the country
Yesterday and found his wife's mother. Mrs Ellen
Poleam who had been left alone In the Hat when the
family went the country, dead In her Dcd MT duon'
hls wife aud two cadrcn wentto tho country on July 2
rd ur. poi,atn was intrnlng 10 90 the ncIt day to
stat Island visit friends. The icenah calea
al The house Tuesday Of last week ana knOcAe9 "
Mira (;uon's door hut could get no response. III -
Thought that Mrs Polean must have been dehd week
when found Mrs. Guion nOuhcd Coroner hehheu{
carly In the morning but mp to alac hour last ngnt
he mad not Deen 10 the house. Mira P0ieam WAS WAS
about sxty years old and has been In feeble hea io
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JAMES CAREY KILLED.

TIE INFORMER SHOT ON A STEAMSHIP.
WHILE ON THE WAY FROM CAPE TOWN TO PORT
ELIzABETH-THE ASSASSIN ARRESTED.
LONDON, July 30.-News has been received here
that James Carey, the informer in the Phoenix Park
murder cases, was shot dead yesterday while land
ing from the steamship Melross at Port Elizabeth,
Cape Colony. South Africa. The mur-
der was committed by ow-passenger of
Carev's named 0Donnel who was arrested.
O'Donuell took passage here by Donald, Currie &
Co.'s mail steamship Kinfauns Castle. which left
Dartmouth on July for Cape Town. where she
transferred her passengers, who were bound for
Port Elizabeth about 400 miles to the east, and
other coast ports. to the steamship Melrose. The
Government had taken special and exhaustive
measures TO protect Carey.
The report Of the shooting of Carey caused intense
excitement IN the West End of London and in the
House Of Parliament. The news was received with
many expressions Of delight in the streets of Dub
lin.
LATE DETAILS OF TIE SHOOTING.
LONDON, July 31-lt appears that ODonnel
logged Carey from London. Both sailed in the
steamer Knfauns Castle.
The Daily Telegraph says "The Government have
llttlc doubt that Carey was followed from Dublin
They believe that the Fenlans had taken most
elaborate measures to prevent his escape
According to the latest accounts, the murder
occurred at sea. Carey was not killed outright but
died shortly after he was shot. ODonnell sur
rendered himself quietly. lie was placed in irons
and washandsd over to the police when the Mel
rose arrived at Port Elizabeth
Carey vas travelling under the name OF Power.
HIS faulty were with him. Carey embarked at
Dartmouth.
FROM Madeira no wrote letter TO
the authorities In which he described the
voyage and said be hal shared In
q conversation in which the lnvinclbles aud " the
miscIeant Carey" were especially denounced lie
said he intended IN forget that Ireland ever existed.
REJOICING IN DUBLIN.
large crowd gathered last night IN front of
James Carey's house in Dublin. cheering loudly be-
cause the informer had been killed. The Dublin
authorities believe that ODonnell is a man who
was implicated three years ago in the attempt to
blow up the Mansion House in London and who
escaped with Coleman TO NewYofk.
The Government selected Africa as the safest
place for Carey. IL is doubtful whether he knew
his destination before sailing. II was not revealed
to the police who took him from Dublin to London.
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DAMAGE BY STORM ~ PENNSYLVANIA;

LANCASTER, Penn, July 3O.-Reports from all
sections this county show that the hail and rain
OF Saturday night was destructive was ind
Gated by the earlier reports. Over thousand of
growing tobacco were completely destroyed, much Of
which, however, is insured The streams were greatly
swollen several bridges carried away, number Of
marrow escapes from drowning beng reported.
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TELEGRAPH NOTES.
A RoBBER PARDoYED BY THE COY

RoBBER PARDONED BY THE GOVERNoH
ALBANY, July 30.-ibe Governor to-day painoihc.. .
KENNEDY sentenced by the Court OF
IN soa County December J. 1884, TO
In Clinton Prison vc aud nve nOtIs io
The amount involved in the robbery was 40
HANGED WHILE TRYING TO ADJ Usi ." ~. ~ .
KINGSTON, N. Y, July 30.-katie baple, nv,ns y, :
near woodstock Ulaer County found dead hanging W
beam ouhouse saturday siterno1n ~
committed suicide, but on
was found that the girl had entanged III tho 'ope
while endeayOIing 10 adjusta awinB
osTRANDER TO BE HANGED.
ALBANY July 30.-Ine application OF counsol LOT
commutatlon fe imprisonment Of the death se9snoe
wilma N nj enry Ostrauder today denied by boyeipe
Ostrander will DO hanged VI Uca On August ~
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THROWy FROM TRIIN AND KILLED.

NEwBURG, n. Y, July 30.-The first acci-
dent passenger on the new West Shore ana Buialo
Railway occurred to-day. George Weller. OF Burnside
on the Ontario aud Western branch of the West Shore
road took train at West Point to go to his bone.
When mile north OF West Point heeft his seat
to 20 the smoking car which was next to the coach
in whioh be riding. As he stepped upon the plat
form the traln in rounding curve. gave ldrch aud
threS him Off and his head striking rocs, he was IN
santly killed. HIS body rolled into the river, sat was
recovered this afternoon He WAS about twenysx years
OF age, aud The support Of his mother.
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THE QUARANTINE AT THE CAPEs.

WAsHNGTON, July 30.-The SurgeOn-G General
Of the Marine Hospital Service today sent the following
telegram to Surgeon Henry Smith, at Norfolk, Va:
II lie important for the public interests that capable
see take charge Of the National quarantine about TO
be Eaugarated the Capes You must take charge OF
hh work Proceed 10 California. prescribe
fer e men, there until channel is buoyed out TO
t1sht trmans netthe with sick TO barge selden
The steamer Woodwork will be you for orders In
afsv days Then take up your quarters on her. Orders
VIII be sent by mail"
surgeon Smith replied as follows:
. Telegram received. Will proceed at once TO carry
ent Instructions for vigorous and efficient quarantine
ttbe Capes. go down to-day with needed additional
sefes and medicines for seldsn to remain"
Asstanis5urgeon Glennan has als0 been directedsto
~mAin on duty at Norfolk until further orders. - x1&
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INvALIDs ON THE WAY TO A SHRINE.

OTTAWA, July 30-Nearly 1000 pilgrims
left this city to-day on an excursion 10 St Anne de
Beaupre They accompanied by the Roman Catholic
Bishop OF Ottawa and number OF clergymen. This
annual pilgrimage is anxously looked forward 10 by
French Roman Catholics, owing 10 alleged miracle cures
having been effected previous excursions Among
the people who went to-day OF inyads on
crutches and blind men and
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HELD on 4 CHARGE or FORGERY.

BALTIMORE, July 30.-The' charge against
Charles H. Gogeof having obtained $4,000 from the Ma
tonal Union Bank Of Baltimore forged paper was call
cd this afternoon Goge waived examination and was
committed for the action OF the Grand Jury. Besides
the Union Bank, tho Manufacturers, and the Howard
hanks and the banking of Nicholson Sons hold
notes the endorsements which are alleged
TO be forged amounting 10 So0,oOO
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CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER.
REPORTS OF DEATHS AND OTHER NEWS

REPORTS OF DEATHS AND OTHER NEWS.
LONDON. July 30.-There were $50 deaths from
cholera in Cairo on Sunday, and 443 at twenty
other places situated between Minyeh and the
Mediterranean Sea.
CAIRO. July 30.-Ihe Government is considering
prcect for the partial burning of other dangerous
quarters of the city like Buak.
Father Patrick, acting Catholic chap ain TO the
British forces stationed in Cairo, has died OF
cholera.
ALEXANDRIA. July 30.-Four deaths from cholera
occurred here yesterday. An analysis has been
made of the water of the Nile which shows that II
u infected with putrid matter to point above the
eatSracts
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SHIPS OF WAR EXPECTED AT QUEBEC.

OTTAWA, Ont, July 30.-The Marine and
Fisheries Department has been informed that three OF
Her Majesys ships OF war will arrive at Quebec about
the middle OF August. They are the Mort hhmp-
ton with Rear-Admral Sir John l.. COmmere
on board; Canada, with Prince George of Wales
board and Dido They will probably remain IA port
several weeks
The Government steamer La Canadienne has arrived
at Gaspe from a cruise the labrador coast She
pOrs the results OF the fisheries his sc discourag
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A DESPERATE FIGHT WITH OUTLAWS.
N EFFORT To CAPTURE THE DANIELS BROTHERS


AN EFFORT To CAPTURE THE DANIELS BROTHERS
THREE MEN KILLED.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 30.-A dispatch TO
The Gazette from Hot Springs says An officer and
posse in pursuit OF the Montgomery, zel and Garland
County outlaws came up with the Daniels brothers
ana their bands on the mountains in Perry County, on
the head of the Fourche la Fave River. on Sun
day. Tho fugitives were in stronghold and desperate
fight followed, resulting IN the killing OF
two OF the pursuing party. spelton Caldwell, Of
Garland County. aud Charles Carter, of Dardanelle.
named Barnes Of Dardanelle was also killed The
outlaws escaped without injury, though 1t is reported
them. Real Blocker OF Garland County, has
surrendered 10 sheriff Nichols, OF Garland County.
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blunt instrument, telling him TO the grouno n"u
then robbed him OF wallet containing $50 MING
who is suffering from confused wound OF the head' was
removed to Chambers Street Hospital, where at ia'o
hour last night he was lying unconscious. o
quent 10 the assault Detectives Oakes and fannerS
of the First Precinct arrested suspicion MicnaSi
Mattel Charles Kneef Walter Heusch and Oito tefs, r
all OF Brooklyn Charles Wilson, OF go Monroe
hardt j. Meanch of Maiden-lane William sidell, OF ~
Hubert-st.; Henry Hagens and Henry LaImps Ths ten
prisoners will be arraigned at the Tombs to-day
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. THE FIRE RECORD.
A PLANNING MILL DESTROYED.

A large planning mill at No. 20 Clarkson-st,
owned and occupied by Loder Carpenter, was burned
down yesterday morning The OF the fire was not
learned. Owing the nnammaoe nature OF the stuff In
10 the building rapidly destroyed entaling loss Of
$60O0 In lumber and machinery. The livery stable OF
W. ii. Mc(fibney adjoining was damaged 300 aud the
furniture factory OF A. L. & c. A. Warner, next door,
suffered q similar amount OF injury.
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INQUIRIES ABOUT 4 MISSING WOMAM

The German Emigration Society and Super
intendent Jncson Castle Garden, received teieRras
from Eric Penn, yesterday, requesting them 10 sec
they could discover any truce OF ANNE buppoi'' an
immigrant about twenty years old who arrived In this
country from Bremen about TWO weeks ago She hah q
ticket for Erie and put board the cars TOT tha
place IN company with other immigrants. what Deeane
after that not known, ~ she never fehonu PC @
destination she could not speak Englsh anu ne
friends In Erie much concerned about her' n ien
will be offered for Information ~ 10 her WnerehoouVo' N
lnnd has been ralEed Tor That purpOso IN LIle.
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INJURED IN A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y, July 30.-Another rail-
road accident happened this afternoon Mt Charlotte,
seven miles north Of this city. Rome. Waerown and
Ogdensburg freight train ran into Newfork Central
pnsscn ger train tipping three coaches and smash
hg one Mrs Joseph Davis, George Harris, Conductor
Smith and another person, name unknown, were seri
ou.ly emf and bruised.
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=. AMERICAN BEEF AND PORK ABROAD.

LONDON July 30.-ln the House of Commons this
afternoon Mr. Dodson said that the Government
would consider the subject of appointing commit
tee on the cattle disease next session. They
receiving, he said, definite reports in regard to it
from the American Government and from British
C0nsuls abroad.
BREMEN, July 30-Thc Senate has issued
der to all captains Of vessels which arrive from
America with picked pork as apart of their cargo,
to inform the customs authorities of the quantity
they have on board of such pork under pain Of 800
marks fine for neglect to do so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31
JOSEPH MILLS RECOVERING.

RIcmFIELD SPRINGS July 3O.-Mr. Joseph
Mills OF New York had stroke Of paralysis last
week, has been steadily recovering ever since His
brotherinlaw, Dr. Gllchrls. who is In charge OF the
case, and DR. Sayre who has been caledl IN cOhsu,a
day and IL sure Of speedy recovery.
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FLAMES IN EAST sIXTEENTH-sT.

A fire at o'clock last evening did $1,000
damage in the fourstory briok building No 504 East
sxteenth-st NJ Negler's cabinet furniture on the top
floor sugored to extent OF $1,000 The second and
third aoors occupied by Houry Kroke carpenter were
damaged 81, 000 The buidng which Is owned by Miss
Smelling OF Brooklyn. was damaged by fire and wafer
$4,000 The entire loss Is covered by Insurance
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Ne Tvs FROM 1HE DOMINION.
THE QUARREL OVER A BOUNDARY.

WINNIPEG, Man., July 30.-Mr. Norquay,
Premier Manitoba and carload of special policemen
have arrived in Rat Portage, where all quiet
at last accounts. The Manitoba men sent 10 Rat
Portage have determined TO all the Ontario special
officers and serious lighting IA Anticipated Tae Winhi-
peg Field Battery and Cavalry ordered TO be In read
go Rat Portage 70 assist the Manitoba specal
officers. An Ottawa dispatch received yesterday con
aus an order Fort Osborne barracks 10 be got ready
for fifty mounted troopers who have been ordered here
from Reg1na.
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A STEAMSHIP ASHORE.

MONTREAL, July 30.-The steamship Nettles-
WORTH which left Montreal in ballast last Monday. II
ashore 81 West Wolf Island OF the Magdalen group
The Dominion wrccking Company has sent steamer "a
her relief
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
SOCIALISTS IN GENEVA ARRESTED.

SOCIALISTS IN GENEVA ARRESTED.
GENEVA, July 30.-At a meeting of Socialist
workmen yesterday violent speeches were made.
summoniDg the State to provide employment for
workmen. The assembly afterward proceeded to
the Town Hall, but the officials refused receive
delegation whereupOn the leader of the procession
unfurled red flag. He and several others were ar
rested
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ROBBERY AND 1854 ULT.

A number of young men, who were playing
cards in liquor shop No. 1l6 Maiden lane last night
became engaged In alteration The proprietor.
Joseph Millig, forcbly elected them, where
upon they dragged him from his door
Way struck him on the head with some
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4 MERCHANT DRowNED ATLoNG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, July 30.-The body of Sam
ue Polak who was drowned here yesterday, found
to-day near the West End Hotel bathing grounds He
was a merchant OF Mon gomery, Ala. aud was living ~
No 55 East Eightythird-st., New York
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A HOTEL IN CANADA BURNED.

KNowLToN, Ont, JGly 3O.-The Bolton
Springs House. better known the travelling public as
the McNauus House, destroyed by fire yesterday,
with the outbuldings Nothing was saved The loss Is
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forces The French squadron will shortly make
demonstration on the Chinese coast.
The Standards correspondent at Vienna learns
that China has proposed to NJ Tricon, the French
Minister that nog0tiations be opened for formal
treaty and that France readily agreed to the pro-