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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-04

For House-Furnishing Goods call a
STEvENsON's, S0T Pace Block.
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For IIouse-Furnishing Goods call at
STEvENsON's, S07 Pace Block.
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DON'T DIE In the house. "Rough on Rats
Clears out rats mice, flies, reaches, bed-bugs. l5c
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A LOT OF FINE ESGRAyISGs TO be sold at spe-
cial prices at J.. LEwIs's, 9I2 Main street.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
MCHMOND, VA.

Students may enter Autobiography the 5TH OF
FEBRUARY, when the second half of the session
begins.
Charges fer Board and Tuition date from the
time Of entrance. Address b. .PUR1thR
Chairman OF the Faculty
ia 14-Su Tu&ThtFe5
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REDUCED PRICES OF FRAMES AND PICTURES
M l.. .LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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For Gas-FiXtures call at STEyENSON's
S07 Pace Block.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

In addition 10 my regular business, am now
grinding my" STANDARD" BRAND OF PLAS-
TER, when Is anequalled by any ON the market.
and which intend shall become universally popu-
lar on It's own merits. Having carefully selected
my lump. can furnish the b.st quality, and hsv-
ing the capacity for grinding ifty tons per day,
1 can give consumers the advantage OF having IL
freshly ground, as I will not keep supply ON
hand, hut grind II after receiving orders on short
est notice. Price, &C., ON application.
WILLIAM r. KING.
3i00 10 $500 Williamsburg avenue.
fc elm Post-0iiice Box I.
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For Plated-Warc call at sTEvENsON's,
S07 Pace Block.
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MULES AND HORSES.

Any person not finding stock 20 suit them at my
sale-stabes IN Richmond, can write me, care 20
EAST FIFTH STREET, CINCINNATI, o., aud
describe rs near as possible what they want, stat
Ing for what purpose they wish 10 use the animal.
and will fll the bill satisfactorily or no sale.
Filling orders from wholesale customers a spe-
cialty.
My salesman, Mr.. JOHN N. PACE, keeps always
o good supply on hand OF both MULES AND
HORSES Tor the Wholesale and retail trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
DC 7-0m GEORGE u. BENNETT.
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aBucnuPAIBA." Qniek, complete cure, all an.
moving kidney and Urinary Diseases. u.
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VALENTINES at 20 per cent. reduction at
L.LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy, clear, and at night threatening,
with light rain at midnight.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G a. NJ, 40;
o A. NJ, 46; noon, 50; 3 Z. NJ, Gs; 6 7.
NJ, "a; midnight, SO.
Mean femDeraillre 561
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For Plated-Warc call at STEvENSON's,
S07 Pace Block.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INpICArIoNs FOR To-Day For the Mid
die Atlantic States threatening weather,
with rain or snow, southerly shifting to
westerly winds, falling followed by rising
barometer, and much colder weather SUM-
day afternoon and evening.
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ED.-CHOICE

A GRICULTURAL SEED.-CH0ICE
IA NEW-CROP CLOVER SEED, EXTRA
aLEAN WESTERN TIMOTHY SfED, CHOICE
NEW HERDS-GRASS SEED, KENTUCKY
BLuE-GRAsS SEED, WINTER and SPRING
by n. II. SAVAGE & co,
"a l7-eod3m 1912 Cary street.
GARDEN SEEDS" "LANDRETH'S S
~ sre the best" We have received Ouf first sup
ply this season OF these reliable SEEDS. For sale
wholesale and retail by
B0DEKER BROTHERS: Druggists,
fc 1-1w l4l4 Main street.
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TinsIcy's Canned Goods are the Best.
Tinsley'S early June peas, tomatoes, and
okra and tomatoes, can be bought OF
Joseph NJ. Blair, grocer, S03 Main street.
pace BlOck.)
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IRON, STEEL. Ae.
METALS, GRINDsToNEs, &c.

METALS, GRINDsTONEs, DC.
BEST REFINED RAR IRON-assor;ed sizes;
HORSESHOE, HOOP, BAND, aud oVALs,
swEDE IRON and NORWAY .siiAPEs-as-
sorted sizes;
RUSSIA, GALVANIZED. and AMERICAN
sIiEET-lRoN;
NAYLOR's CAST, SPRING, and dTiRE-SrEEL;
sPELTER, SHEEP ZINC, SOLDER. AxLES,
NOVA SCOTIA and OHIO GRiNDsroNks-A
full supply.
For sale by HENRY NJ. WOkTuAN,
dc i0-sm corner Fifteenth and tarv strvetA
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COMMONWEALTH or VIRGtSrA.l
OFFICE or SUP'T PUBLIC PRINTING.
RICHMOND. February 8. 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
at his Office In the Capitol, until SAT-
UEDAY, February 10, 1853, 10 IL NJ, for
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The distinctive features Of this company are
IT. Is THE OLDEST Guarantee Company In Norti,
1T is THE PIONEER of The system In the Un,,ed
States;
1T TRANsACTs NO OTHER BUSINESS, and
In this respect stands alone on the Continen,
II HAS THE LARGEST Cash Capital aud re-
sources OF any company trdnsacting the brs'-
ness on the continent;
1T MAINTAINS an extensive and peri, ct sys.em
of correspondence In all parts of the world
1T Is MANAGED under practical experience
IT Is THE Only COMPANY which has deposit
ed 100000 with the United states Govern
ment for the security OF ITS clients.
The BONDS OF THIS COMPANY give abso-
luie security 10 the employer. being entirely free
from technicalties aud ambiguous condi tons.
over g 10000 haye already been refunded by
this company for losses sustained by employer,
through unfaithfnl employees.
This company usually pays clahn, IMsiEDI-
ATELY on PROOF OF Loss.
HEAD OFFICE: 260 James street, Montreal.
PRESIDENT: SIR A. T. GAIT.
MANAGING DIRECTOR EDWARD RAWLINGS.
BRANCH OFFICE: Richmond. "a,
DIRECTORS:
bENIKAL W. =. W ithitais lte-f -
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company, chaIr-
man:
JOHN p. BRANCH, President Merchants Ma
tional Bank:
ii. X. ELLYsoN, President Dispatch Newspa-
per Company:
4. Y. STOKES; Merchant;
c. l.. TODD, Merchant.
GORDON Il PLEAsANTs,
GENERAL AGENTS,
No. s north Eleventh street, Richmond, VI.
lfe Al
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HORSES. MULES, cows. &c.

A BID Ell KADER TO FARM. IN
This hnely-bred STALLION, n winner IT all
distances and sire of Abger.ne. the winner OF The
g-eat Belmont stakes, will be FARMED 10 q relia-
bic person the coming season upon reasonable
terms. Address THOMAS w. DOSME ELL,
ia ri -eodSts Hanover Junctio Virginia.
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THE COST Is THRILLING.

Sold by
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
1902 Main street;
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO.,
OIL east N3in street;
Il. T.. ID. WALFORD.
All east Broad street;
L. T.. FRANK.
2s north Ninth street;
J.. LEWIS,
9l2 east Main street:
and all Paint-Dealers and Druggists.
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3itImond pispatth.
SUNDAY FEBRUARY A, 1883.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED 'ihoo'
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
+ Entered at the Pos,-olice at Richmond Na.' al
secopd-clsSs matter.l
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FRESH SlfAD,
APPLES.

* BARRELS ALBEMARLE PIPPINS
NtC AND WINESAPs, receiving on consign-
W. ID. TOMPKINS & BRO,
fe 4-lts Eleventh street and Basin bank.
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el2 MAIN STREET

Grinding the prices down so tow, and making
,h,ns 80 interesting to the public, that most every
,'ar' you meet will tell You, ~ AM GOING TO
MILL That means thai he Is on his way TO me
MISFIT STORE 70 get his share OF bargains TINS
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS INVITED
FOR
PUBLIC PRINTING, BINDING, RULiNG,
WRAPPING, ,LITUoGRAPHING, sc.
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NEW YORK CHEMICAL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
IL 4-Sul2t New YORK.
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L s. SQUIRE'S CLASSICAL AND
He ENGLISH SCHOOL. corner Of sixth and
sion FEBRUARY 5TH. Number limited to 50
many as can be carefully taught by the principal,
aided by professor of modern languages A few
more pupils can be received al this time. Circu-
lars on application. fe 4-ltf
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ING,&c.,

PRINTING, BINDING. LITHoGRAPu.
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MySFIT STORE.
ssrTHE MILLS OF THE GODS GRIND
SLOWLY"
THERE ARE A GREAT MANY KINDS on
MILLS IN THIS ENLIGHTENED
COUNTRY OF OURS.

rha,eare cofcc-uiilis and spice-mills, mills that
ss,,d mn corn and wbeit political mills that grind
IN aspiFants FOR efiice, taN-mils that cal Up your
49, cash mills that rind fine, and mills lhat
Grind coarse There Is still smother mill In opera
"VN - "'o MisFIT STORE,
MISFIT STORE,
MIsFIT STORE,
ol2 MAIN STREET.
9l2 MAIN STREET,
el2 MAIN STREET,
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA LOCAL
I EXAMINATIONS FOR 1SS3.-The annual
UNIVERSITY LOCAL EXAMINATIONS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS for 1888 Will be held al diff
ferent points GU the three days beginning til Rs
DAY. April 26th. Teachers or others desiring
centres OF examinations convenient 10 them, or
wishing other information concerning these locals,
will apply 10 CHARLES :. NENABLE,
Chairman Committee on Locals,
fe 4-dsn3i.GMIi IIniXer.ilY of Nirgina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-03
LErTER FROM rME CAPITAL.
| By an Occasional Correspondent.

OLYMPIA, Dot. III, 1888.
arrived at the capital of your mag
nificent Territory at noon OF Monday
last, and Yesterday devoted my time
towards whatever / might find of inter-
est to q traveller from a distant part Of
the Pacific coast. was told by num-
bers that should fiud the lawmakers OF
Washington Territory far inferior, in
point Of intelligence, to that of Califo--
uia or Nevada, bat my visit to the halls
of dazzling light yesterday and intro
ductions to the majority Of the members
convinced me that they compare, a. q
whole, very favofably with any have
met In the two States referred to above.
Nv long experience as Senate clerk IN
the State of Nevada enables me to judge
fairly Of your Representatives.
have had the honor and pleasure OF
An introduction to your eGtimAble Gov
ernor. and found him all he had been
represented TO me. Hhe Territory u in
cuberuat0rial matters far in advance OF
the State Of Nevada, for OF three OF
the four Governors she has had the first
spelled approved with ono s'p": the $50
ond. God with little rs" and the
ureaeut one cannot spell at all, but
vhen he has q pack Of cards in hia
hand he ID the chief among az the sport
inc fraternity, whereas Washington
Territory can boast Of . gentleman 10
any sonse OF che word.
intend staying mere Tor sovox1 oays
and hope 70 write you matter 9. nset.
80. 1 iind that the Female Suffrage
Bill In sure TO pass the Council and
doubtless will become iaw. Inis sseI
n ADVANCE viii be great incentive x
the powers that BE- 70 favor tnc aGmls
sion Of this truly maRnincens Tesntorl
| into the sisterhOod Of States Othe'
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.srxl ARRIVALS.
HOTEL. pkuNsWIcK.


" n Tones. N. W. T. II. Ogilye. n. W.
yI. Mvel ]. Wind, W.
m Miller, Den. w. Watson, y. r.
= Z q Hacklcr, Dial. G. u. krucksant' ~
Mr.. phillips, Min. Henry Howell l.
W. Birmfngham, Chshalis-
AnLMaToN.
" ! Rrsdin. p. g. H. Boeder, what
I "A Rrookvsy, @. Hirsch. = =.
( W;llisma. s. r. Mrs. Stretch Sno
l. Siibsrsssin, s. =. b 4 Inorn. Tsn zen
r r. R"v Pratt, 8. E. .. koesnblAts. Cin
Rsr ~ I.'ebes, 6. r. c. E. Loyneii, =.
,ei. : 1..s.,s q. Lark. Phiia.
: + = n Fercusou, 8. p. 3. Dickeneon,
8 G;cks' 10. r. A. Murphp, Atlsnss
r. 3 - 0ish. Md. J. w. Sperry, y:
I r W;liisms. Rsn. T. J. Foster, =; &
~ HamsOn, T. q. 3: 6.eee, nenso1
I II = Rrieht. n. T. W. NcAllisser' .
nrv ENGLAND.
- c,ck v. VIM. Hewitt, IA = =
~. isssc Clifford N. 3. v. no.:e; ~. H..
tsAo0 p.;.C +. w. q. Hall. Minnie
2, cS.:s.ssrdt and G. Nunson, Z:
- eanoy. n. l. B. laneRcn, w.
! r 'MSoDonald, "a d. T. r. Z. Scosss y =
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, Of
eoazbon. Ind, says: Both myself H end
no owe our lives 10 HHllOhs C1N-
1UHPTION CURE" A. B. Stewart
druggist.
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oHILOH'S CATARkH HEMEDf-e
1ee!tiys cure for catatrrh, diphtheria ana
nkeG mouth. A. B. Stewart dfuRRiss-
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Hor full value for your money, buy
yo9r cigars and tobacco at M0ntgom-
e3'R. Everything guaranteed. zo-o
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NHY WILL YOU coueb when eh!.
Olxe viii give imnnedlafo r:lns r.
i 81, 30 cts- and !. =. =
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tcr long time there has been : neeo
1nat suoh liniment a. ksuoAiis
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ADVERTISING RATES
FOR DAILY.


Professional cards, q per month Tor one
inch and 81 Der month for one-haif inch.
IncaIs- 10 cents q line for one insertion.
m cents A line for six insertions. and Al
cents line per month.
Commercial advertisements, 50 cents an
inch one insertion, Sl.50 an inch for siz
insertions, 81 an inch for two weeks, $2.5
three weeks, and IS per month
FOR WEEKLY:
Professional cards $2 per month for one
inch. and 81 5Oper month for one hall inch
Locals, 10 cents line for one insertion
and Is cents q line per month.
Commercial advertising. VI per inch foi
one insertion, and $2 per month
DAILY AND WEEKLf'
Professional cards, - per month TOT one
inch. and % per month for one-nAil n.n; IA
Locals. Is cents q line for one week. 0""
Ocents a line per month .oh sar
Commercial advertising. ~ an
sne week. and 81 an inch per moh'i'
The above rates will be str1c.y "a win
n with ali new adyei tisemensSa n,son the
aid Advertisements II conlss conlnu"
sTniration OF present contracts
TNE posT-ImTEllIcEncER PUB. co.
Seattle. June 10 1888.
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THE PLACER MINES

On the island have been doing we'll,
though at the Trsadwell Company's ex-
pense, az they have many of them
located on the ledge, and been washing
the surface for their own benefit,
while the company has been sxpending
money. The placers in the basin at
the back of Harrisburg have been doing
very we'll.
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Matters were pretty slow, as most of
the people had left for the winter, and
there were probably not over 120 re-
naming. One of tho great drawbacks
of Alaska was the absence Of anything
like legal authority and protection to
property, and by some it is thought the
Alaska Fur Company of which the chief
owner is Senator Miller of California,
have certain interest in not wishing to
make the country too inviting.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY:
mULDoos VI. wnasTLEE.

Seattle. June 10 1888.
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Yesterday morning the steamship
Idaho arrived froIl Alaska with a
number of passengers, a large amount
OF freight and some $4,000 wsrth of
treasure for San Frapcisco.
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The fishing outlook has been very
good, many canneries are springinR uI
and all appear 10 be well satisfied. Al
much as 800 barrels of herrings had
been taken at one haul.
Daily globe., 1883-08-28
FRANCE.

PAYS, Aug. 27.-The Orleans princes
have gone to Fohrsdorf to attend the
private funeral services of the late Cham
bord.
A grand fete was given yesterday under
the auspices of the press of Paris, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to aid the sufferers of
the recent earthquake at Ischia. The re-
ceipts amounted to 100000 francs. There
was an immense attendance.
PARIS, Aug. 27.-Trade riots between
Frenchmen and Italians broke out at Bes-
oneon to-day. A number of shots were
exchanged and the Italians were arrested.
PARIS, Aug. PA dispatch to the
Figaro, says that Harmond, the French
civil commissioner, has gone to Hine, at
the special request of the emperor of Az
nam, who is desirous of placing himself
under French protection, as his position is
most insecure. He nearly lost his life on
the first day of the bombardment by the
French forts and batteries at the river
Hue. Harmond is provided with the most
complete powers to negotiate with the
emperor, and is instructed to obtain from
him strict definition of the protectorate
over AMMAN, conferred by France by the
existing treaties. He is also instructed to
demand that the Annamites' bands, en-
camped at Tonquin, to be Immediately
recalled.
Daily globe., 1883-08-28

derestimated the cost; there vas ex-
travagance and mismanagement, if not
more or less dishonesty, in the appro-
priation of the money collected; ; the
people of the country lost faith in the
management; then threats of disunion
began to grow alarming, contributions
closed, and finally the work stopped
when the shaft had reached 174 feet.
Then the war of the Rebellion super
vened, and until it ended in the triumph
of the Union and the national credit was
fully restored the unsightiy pile, sur
mounted with derrick and surrounded
by the deserted sheds of the masons and
heaps of debris, stood there, a subject
of modification to every American who
visited the capital of the nation. In
1876 Congress appropriated 5000, 600 for
the completion of the monument, and
this work is now slowly progressing.
When it will be finished is still matter
of conjecture, as is the total cost.
Daily globe., 1883-08-28
NOTICE OF AOSIGNEE'S sale.

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
O-District Court Second Judicial District.
In the matter of the assignment of Louisa Brei-
dert, with her husband, John Breidert, for the
benefit of the creditors of said Louisa Breidert
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order
of said court, duly made in said matter, bearing
cate August 18th, A. D. 1S83 and duly filed in the
Office of the clerk of said court, at the city of St.
Paul. in said county, on that day, the undersigned
as assignee of the said Louisa Breidert with John
Breider her husband, for the benefit of the cred-
tors of the said Louisa Breidert will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash. the Store
Building and premises, No. 50 West Third street,
in said city of St. Paul. commencing at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of Wednesday, the 29h day of Au-
gust, A. D. 1Se3 all that stock of goods ruerchan-
disc and personal property mentioned and describ-
ed in the inventory, duly filed in said matter, in
said office of the clerk of said court the same be-
ing the entire stock covered and conveyed by the
deed of assignment in said matter, and consisting
of stock of stoves and fixtures, with such general
stock Of material and merchandise in the line of
hardware as is usually kept in stock and for sale
retail hardware stores. Also, the accounts remain.
ing unpaid at the time of said sale, and belonging
to said assigned estate.
That said entire stock will be offered and sold in
bulk, and as one entire lot and the same can be
seen and examined at said Store Building and
premises at said No. 55 West Third street. to the
time of sale and from this date
EDMUND RICE. JR.,
Assignee of Louisa Breidert.
August II, 1888. 23O-241
Daily globe., 1883-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS,

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 27.-Seventeen deaths
from cholera yesterday
LONDON, Aug. PA French nobleman
was killed yesterday in ascending PITT
Bernia, the highest mountain of the Enga-
dine group in Switzerland.
PARIS, Aug. 27.-The statue of the inven-
tor of the daguerreotype was unveiled at
his birthplace at Corneilles near Argen-
tuiel, yesterday.
BERLIN, Aug. 27.-The Bundesrath has
unanimously approved the treaty of COM
merce between Germany and Spain.
CAPE Town, Aug. 27.-Before O'Donnell,
who killed James Carey, the lnformer, was
committed for trial, he said to the magis-
trate: 81 am not guilty of wilful MUIR
der. The killing was done in self defense.
Carey drew revolver from his right hand
pocket and l snatched it and shot him."
LONDON, Aug. 27.-Seventy- eight per-
sons died from cholera in upper Egypt on
Sunday and three in lower Egypt includ-
ing one British soldier at Suez.
CRoNsTADT, Aug. 27.-The czar and
czarina with the rest of the imperial fami-
ly have sailed for Copenhagen.
BERLIN, Aug. Pit is thought probable
that Gen. Gourke will be removed from
the governorship of Russian Poland on
account of anti German speech delivered
yesterday.
Bismarck has been so much benefited by
the waters of Kissengen that he now wishes
to return to Fredricksruhe, but the doctors
urge him to take up his residence at
Gastem.
VIENNA, Aug. 27.-King Charles, of
Roumania, had an audience to-day with
the emperor and Count Kalnoky, the Austro
Hungarian foreign minister. King Charles
conferred upon Count Kalnoky the order of
the Star of Roumania. The emperor took
leave of King Charles at the depot.
BERLIN, Aug. 27-Itis stated the en-
peror and czar will meet during the next
fortnight, probably at Stettin.
CAPETowN, Aug. 27.-Patrick O'Donnell,
whe killed James Carey, has arrived here.
He wished to be tried in Capetowu. An
application for writ of habeas corpus
will be made to the supreme court. 1t is
believed Mrs. Carey will give important
information, evidence which SIZE has here
tofore withheld on account of her husband.