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WACO.

A street AItercatIon-Caughto on the Fly
German Lodge X ofA. Organized.
Waco. July 1O.-IspeciAl.l-A street al
tercation occurred here this morning be.
tween City Marshall Luke Moor and Mr..
J.. T.. Elgan. No damage was done TIE
difficulty grew out Of case In the record
efis court.
Thessie Howard was fined Monday in
the recorders court for yEgrancy. She IL
also charged with robbing q man OF $50. TO
avoid arrest for which she sEipDed this
morning on q freight train, bot was followed
10 EDDY. arrested and IL now in jail here.
w. Slesve, deputy grand dictator Tor
the Knights Of Honor, 10 night organized .
lodge Of that order from among our Ger
msmbera
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SAD Affairs.

KossE, July 1O.-[speciAll - About Z
O'Clock yesterday evening . sad accident
occurred here. sallis Farmer, about ten
years old, an adopted dsughter Of NJ. L.
lsckson, while climbing into the door Of
tbs crib accidentally struck . needle which
uns sticking in the b0son Of her dress
agsinst the door, running the needle sOout
a inch and q quarter IN bef breast, reach
ing the base Of her besrt. heoics. sttend-
sucs vas procured inmediately. but she
did In abouf an hour sftsr the sccident.
M. Iirzis C-r.1ngsa-n, living With the
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The I,iuoIs winter wheat outlook

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 1O.-The state de-
partment ofagriculture has received full
returns from all counties in the state OF the
condition of the winter wheat July 1st
There is little improvement over the re-
turns for the three preceding months.
The condition of winter wheat in the north
ern counties was per cent. better July LIST
than three months ago. In the central
counties the yield will be less than two
thirds of crop. The most discouraging re-
ports came from the southern portion of the
state, which usually produces the bulk OF
the crop, and promises less than half crop,
or GA per cent. less than last years yield.
1t is quite unusual to have less than an
average yield per acre in any of the south
ern counties.
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CHICAGO, July lO.-The city electrician
has declared war aga nst certain electric
light companies in this city by cutting
wires not placed under ground. Compsti-
ton has become 20 sharp between the COM
panies that il Is claimed they do not use
proper insulated wires and string them at
random on bOuse-tOps, which would result
wives have already been cut. This action
has references to arc lights only, no danger
being npurshended from wires used Tor the
transmission Of currents for incandsscent
lighting.
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TORONTO, July 10.-Hanlan and Ross
have mutually agreed upon John Eustase,
of the Atlanta Boat club, New York
city, as referee in their race tor
the championship of the world. on the st.
Lawrence river at Prescott and Ogdens-
burg, the 18th of July. Both oarsmen are
doing hard work in training, and in their
practice spins,- are watched by admiring
crowds
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Summary Justice.

HUNTSVILLE, ALA. July lo.-Ed Clay.
colored. was shot and killed near here to-
day, by John Aday. Sunday night. Clay
attempted to ravish Mrs Aday. Her
screams frightened him, and he fed,
was not seen by Aday until to-day when
discovered in field few miles from town.
Aday overlook him and fred three shots
with the above result. Aday surrendered
himself to the authorities, but was re-
1aa aood
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Governor Brown and Party.

Fort WORTH, July 10.-TSpecial. l-Gov-
ernor John q. Brown and other prominent
railway men, went over to Wichita Falls,
brought on a special train, 10 take proper
steps looking TO the immediate extension of
the Fort Worth & Denver road 100 miles
into Childress county.
Congressman Wellborn and Colonel
Talmage, of the party, remain here to-mor-
row to transact business connected with the
extpnsiOn
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HOWE.
A Cooling Rain-The Grain Market

HOWE, July 10-[Special To-day was
the warmest experienced in this section fol-
number of years. The therm ometer
stood at 103 in the shade A good shower
Just before sundown cooled the air and re-
freshed the droopiDg vegetation.
Our grain market is very lively. The
farmers say they get better prices and
weights here than elsewhere. From fifty
to sixty wagons are unloaded daily into
the spacious buildings erected for that pur-
pose. About 10000 bushels of oats have
been delivered to date and not one-tenth
of the crop threshed. Farmers look happy.
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TYLER

Convictions In the County Court-The
Luxury of an Early Morning Newspaper.
TYLER, July l0.-[Special.l- lin the
county court, Fletcher Block, colored, for
adultery. was found guilty and fined 500.
Lem Stewart, aggravated assault, guilty;
fined S25.
To-day's HERALD reached this cily at
s:55 this morning, news dealers exhausted
their orders in q short time. No daily
ever reached here earlier than noon on the
day Of publication. 1t is a source Of grati-
fcation TO the people here TO read so COM
plete a newspaper as the HERALD.
Another good rainfall here to-day.
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LITTLE Rock, July 10 0-[Special. l-Wil-
liam Cox and Jessie Monroe, the two young
Texans, who year or two since in com
pany with W. Delany attempted to rob an
Iron Mountain passenger train at Hope
station, assisted by a negro convict, over
powered guard yesterday and escaped.
They are known as the "boy" train rob-
bers and are sentenced to twenty years
imprisonment. Delany died from home
sickness during imprisonment. The escape
ployed in coal mine.
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family Of s. u, Jones, about six miles north
OF this place, who bad given some premo.
Millions OF mental alteration previous TO he
oh Of this month, on which night she pro-
cured an old razor and going out OF the
was extinct In few minutes. DR.. J. X.
Taylor summoned jury Of inquest this
morning, rendering verdict In accordance
with the above facts.
Crops generally are good here. Some un-
easiness is felt by the farmers on account
OF the cotton worm, caused by excessive
rains
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ArriraI nfan.fanlter.

San FRASoIsoo, July 1O.-Kerr, the Chi
cago dsfaultsr for $50, was captured Ai
Callso and taken 10 the Sandwich Island
in the American msn-of-var Etser. Themes
sent here on the City OF Sydney, arriving
here last night. He was brought on eX
tradition papers issued BY Governor Stone
man, Of California, 10 Chicago Detectives
The peculstiOns were from Preston, kear
A Co bankers.
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ST. LOUIS, June l0.-[Special.l - Inez
Maedor, or Meadero, whose relatives live in
Galveston, has been making something Of a
stir here in the unfortunate role OF an in
sane person. She is young woman about
% years Of age, with a Spanish cast Of coun-
tenance and pair of flashing black eyes
that would adorn the face Of the fairest
senorita In CASTLE. She was sent 10 the
hospital yesterday as an insane patient and
this evening started under the care OF
friends for her home in Texas. When
taken TO the dispensary yesterday she gave
her name as Inez Meadow, or Mador, born
at sea, q telegraph operator by occupation,
and said that she had recently lived at the
streets. She talked very wild
ly and incoberently, and when
st the hospital persistently quoted pas
sages Of poetry and dilated at length on
the literary beauties TO be found in
Augusta Evans novels, particularly in st.
Elmo. I1quiry at the Hotel Hunt, how
ever, revealed the fact that Miss Meadow
had recently been employed there as a
chambermaid. Coming 10 the hotel about
a month ago in answer TO an advertisement,
she was given employment and proved
reasonably industrious, but acted 50
strAngel, at times and seemed TO have lost
ber memory, and the employees soon came
10 regard her as q crank. Additional in
auiry into the young lsdy's sutecedents
revealed the fact that she 70 the same young
woman who one night about q year ago
quite completely paralyzed . young drug
clerk on Olive near Fourteenth street Oy
1Being bis midnight hell and appearing
before him en- disbsbille. Soon after that
escspade she was sent 20 the insane asylum,
from which institution she was discharged
last October.
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LONDON, July 10.-The report Of the COM
mittee OF lords having the irish land act
under consideration has been submitted to
the houses. The report says the emigration
clause of the act has failed: that the modes
of valuation Of lands are unreliable; that
the relations between landlords and ten
ants have not improved, and that tenants
have become demoralized, and maintain
the hope that agitation will bring about the
passage of a new act.
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Base Ball

PIrrsBURG. Pa, July lo.-Alleghanies,
IL; Athletics, 4.
LOUISVILLE, July l0.-Cincinnat, 0;
Eclipse, 4.
BUFFALO. July I0.-BuGalo, ., New
York, 3.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Chicago, IL; Provi-
dence, 8.
DETROIT, July lO.-Boston, IA; De-
troit 13.
CIEyELAND, July 10.-Cleveland, s; Phila-
delphia, 4
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RAWLINGS, wYo., July lo.-Moon, chief
packer of the department Of the Platte, ar
rived this morning with $50 anni-
mails for the sheridan Arthur party.
going to the National park, who
are booked TOR August 3. Captain
White, chief master oil transportation Of
the Cheyenne depot, goes north on coach
in the morning TO establish relay stations
between here and Fort Washakie.
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Anew Astronomical Discovery.

SAN Francisco, July 1O.-French astrono.
mers arriving in the city from Sydney,
sent to the Caroline islands in
the southern Pacific to study
the solar eclipse May 9th, report finding Q
led star which It is believed will
prove a new discovery. The eclipse lasted
five minutes and twenty-three seconds.
Tney noticed several new features of the
corona chiefly white prominences, supposed
to be vapor or white clouds.
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JACKSON. MISS. July l0.-Seyen cars OF q
mixed train on the Natchez& jackson road
yesterday evening five miles east OF Natchez,
fell through bridge fifty feet high. Con-
ductor Jennings was killed and the follow
ing passengers wounded: James Grillo,
Fred Monocci. Willie Connor, Mrs. and
Miss Cannon, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Jen-
ME Hall
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Tho window Glass workers.

PrrrsBURe, July lo.-The National As
sociation Of Window Glass Workers met in
annual session this morning. The attend
ance was large, consisting OF fitty-nine dele
gates, representing every window glass FAC
tory in the United Slater. The proceed
ings were rou tine.
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rh,rr.a H.rnnd RecnrnItinn

MILWAUKEE, July 1O.-rhe tvo-story
frame residence Of David Selling was de
stroysd By FIRE ct O'Clock this morning
Seeing his wife and four children csc sped,
but Dora. aged Y, Hsrmins, Z, and R7sa. 3
we're suffOcsted- Their bodies were cnArrec
herond recogritfon
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CTsISSATI, July lO.-Tbs tenth Ennusl
council Of the Union Of American Hebrew
congregations, N 10th presiding, began IN
session today. About 80 delegates vers
ureseut, rsureseuting l00 congregations
Tne session continues three days,
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Got Innfice.

ALEXANDRIA, July l0.-The project OF
Alexandria at the time Of the riots and
massacres last year has been found guilty
of failing TO perform his duties and Of con-
niving At riots, and sentenced to seven years
Imprisonment At hard labor.
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Lieutenant Pares states the troops
reported an Indian trail discov-
cred by his troops on - the 25th
net. made over Crooks old trail that sig
nal fires were visible on many mountains
within the last ten days preceding his re-
port. Aquirre is vet in the Sierra Madre
the indirection of Guaynape. 1t is expected
he would return shortly when he would be
able TO report if the Indians have left the
mountains and if they were in earnest
as to complying with Crooks treaty OF
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PoE1LAsD, 0REeoE, July 1O.-Tbe forest
fires are greatly exaggerated. There is
little loss in the settled part Of the country.
The fires are now subsiding.
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PARIS. July 1o.-Paul de Cassagnsc made
a violent attack upon the government,
called Prime Minister Ferry the worst
of towards and liar. He was censured
for the language and ordered TO
be excluded from the house for
a fortnight. An order Of the day
expressing confidence in the firm and pru-
dent policy OF the government was adopted
-S7f 10 III.
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NASHVILLE, July lO.-Chancellor Merritt
to-day refused to grant an injunction
against funding Of the state debt In
accordance with the funding acc Of the last
legislature.
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Nazzynur. July I0.-Fivs more jurors
we're sfcured for the Polk trial this nom
Inz. This makss eight thus far obtained
ont u ths nsE panel
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GREENNILLE,
The Shelby County School Land Case-Prob
ably Runaways

GREENvILLE, July 10.-[Special.l The
Shelby county school land case has been
disposed Of 1t is Of old standing, having
been on the docket for many years. Shell.
by county won the suit. Notice for a new
trial has been filed.
On Tuesday morning Mr.. ]. II. Sevean
and Miss Viola Boyd, from Collin county,
were married at the Horton house by
Esquire w. H. Ragsdale. The bride was Q
mere girl, apparently about IA years old,
and the general opinion was that the couple
were runaWays,
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R.fn.. % Par Tares.

VaHra. July 1O.-It IL reported from
Crete that an Ou,bresk has occurred there
among ne people against the payment OF
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DUr1s. July 10.-osrsy, the iniormsr
has bssn 3sclsrsd bankrupt, oving 70 hi.
iailurs 70 1<y his rntss.
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Cr7r % EEr1oo, July 10.-Damaess
rruss5 n ne Central rrilr0sd by rHins have
h.sn rsya I'd 20 CslsTs- The rad vi1 b
1rtrsd l. .hres dxTA
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BosDox. July 1O.-Robsrt, Steele 4 Co,
Of GrseDock, a. old ship building firm, has
suspended. Their debts are snid 70 -
hssTT. .
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fair.
DESIsoN, July l0.-TSpecial.l .l-Constable
Cutter returned from Fort Smith to-day
unmolested. lie was with Mershon in the
Delevare Bend ii sht where three Indians
we're killed, for which the bad element ol
that nation endeavored to make them
trouble. Fifteen witnesses were before the
grand jury for the prosecution, but the jury
refused 10 bring bills.
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| Important Railway News.
Sr. Louis, July 10.-[Special. l-ColoneI
J. w. Paramore, president of the Cotton
Belt" road, the Texas g. st. Louis, has
returned from Arkansas. He says the &C
count of his company putting the contrac-
tors of the arkansas river bridge into the
hands of the receiver, as published in Sat-
urday' Arkansas Gazette, is correct. He
means to have that bridge completed by
August 1st.
Mr.. George W. Lilley, general passenger
agent of the Texas IL st. Louis railroad, has
issued the following circular, which will
prove OF interest to the shippers and the
travelling public:
To the General Passenger and Ticket Agents:
GENTLEMEN:-I have the pleasure in ad-
vising you of the completion of this line
from Cairo, Illinois. to Gatesville, Texas,
distance OF 723 miles, with the exception of
the bridge across the Arkansas river at
Robroy. 1t is confidently expected that
we will be able to announce the com pletlon
of this bridge on or about August l, thereby
opening up a new line through Arkansas
to all prominent points in Texas. Under our
traffic agreement with the Illinois Central
and the st. Louis & Cairo Short line we en-
Joy superior terminal facilities at Cairo, st.
Louis, East St. Louis and Chicago, and are
prepared 10 take care of all business for
points on or reached via this line. Trains
will run to and from the Union depot
at St. Louis and the Illinois Central
depots at Cairo and Chicago.
Our entire passenger equipment was con-
structed by the Pullman Car company, and
Pullman Palace sleepers will be run on all
through trains without transfer. Desiring
to prepare an issue of coupon tickets, /
would request that you favor us with your
latest chart of forms, book of through
rates and divisions. local tariff
and time cards; also have the
kindness to place.us your list of exchanges,
With this give important points on this
line and Its connections to which l would
be pleased to have you prepare tickets. But
one coupon will be requested from Cairo to
points on this line, which should read via
Texas & st. Louis railroad.
Will advise you by circular when ready
for business. With the assurance that
prompt attention to this request will be re-
ciprocated by corresponding representation
at our coupon Office,
Very respectfully,
GEORGE w. LILLEY,
G. p. A.
The question OF reducing salaries of the
employees of the Gould system, was settled
this morning by the management, conclud-
ing that no reduction of pay would take
place. 1t is learned from one of the foun-
tain heads that instead Of reducing the sal
aries, the pay shall remain unmo-
Tested, but that during the dull sea-
son the forces shall be cut down, aud
the men selected to BE- let out
furnished with recommendations, so that,
if when the busy season reopens, n these
men are not at work, they will be re-en-
paped
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THE RAIL.


The Texas & ~. Louis I'm Earnest AbOut
That Bridge.
Circular Of Mr.. Lilly, G.. II. r., to the
Railway World
Breathes OF Business as TO the
Future.
The Gould System will not Cut En-.
ployes' Wages.
Manager Talmlge was In War Paint at
Palestine,
And Official Heads Falling Fast and
Furious.
sWhO Next" Is the Question.
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Jersey Lsie Gloves. s...,...............,",
Jersey Lislg Gloves, ...-..,-,,. .,."..,..'
Jersev Lisle Gloves .......,,..-.-. o.. q.
Raw Sls Gloyos--Jersey 8, and g buttO
Fiue SILK Gloves, warranted pure ......
Fine silk Gloves, NuwQuiei pure ......
Fine Lislg silk Gloves, warranted pure.
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esIvrrOS. July IO.-Tspeoisll-FOlloE
ing Il the weather report
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CoEcoED. July 10.-Ball0t fof United
States senstor-whole number, 8i6' necss-
ssry to choice, 15e-Hsrrlson kios, ser-
mish Smith. 1; William 8. Todd. i Ohaf.es
n. Burns. 1: Charles II Bel. 2. Harry y.
Buruham. 5. Gilman Hsston, Is, HJ1 4.
stevens, 16; james w. Patterson, - james
r. Briggs. q; Edward ~ Rollins. 100.
Harry Bingham, 1l3. Robins made no
gain.
Chasing the. Apeches
sAr FRAsIsc }. July l0.-1hs ErAniner g
specisi from Oposu1o sonoro, bead
,Iusrfers Of the haric1l amy
srrr Commsndsnt Aq1irre. Elfn
~ fhr Hierrs Esdrss -ho co-nmlIted Ont
rsrss q Bsjnsdsrschf o. ths ia ultno,
aftsr Crook conc Odd eacs
with them Ihess in1irrs
commitisd several murders nd siois E.ock
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And Official Heads Falling Fast and
Furious.
Important Railway News.

"Who Nexp' Is the Question.
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SILK and LlSLE GLOVES for LADIES

}jc; reduced from soc.
sc; reduced from 75c.
9Oc; reduced from s1 %.
soc.
/ 90. reduced from 81 %.
1 35, reduced from 81 75.
s.; reduced from 81 0O.
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HOSIERY FOR CHILDREN

Pin sriped Cotton Hose from. ,...,...,
Fancy Striped Cotton Hose tt0u1 .....
Solid ColOrs tu.l reenla-, from '.''
EuIl Rsgulgr Iisie Thread from ,.....
Raw slk, anrb cOl0rs from. .r.,.......
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-05

" IyIuIu'he." This evening the Wilbur opera
company will present this beautiful OpCrG In
Fulton onCrn house. Ivcrybody knows about
the Wilbur company ~ they have been in
Lancaster heretofore. lEC tTOOEe Is able and
the costumes exceedingly nuC There Is no
doubt that the large and fashionable audience
which will Il .-cmbla thls evening VIII hav' a
couple Of hour5 OF splendid ontcvt IinmonL
so ono should mi.s soning " "lolauthc' ~
rendered by the Wilbur com amy. Says tho
pWiadCIphu CHr0niclc HcrdId Tho cos.
Tunes wurl .lcgnui, ana inaoCd cyCryth 3
connected with the performance w2s COM
mcndaOlC."
" The Woyii.'-Th.s famous sensational and
spcCaCuiar play wili be presented in Luncas
tor ON Monday evening, with now sccacry of
the most beautiful and realistic character,
Tho Wurld " requires illle or no intrOduC-
ton TO amusement seeker. its salient Ic lures
having been nadC familiar 10y frequent s'C'H
OF tho famous mClolrama. II viii be remCW
UCrcd that tho piece last season plaTo' ono OF
tho most successful eng ECmcnts known IA
the history OF the stage
" Young Ms WiHthrop There has not
been g.ruIur success I'm years than the beau
tim society comcdy drama Young Mrs
winthrop" by the celebrated American
drlpatist Bronson Howard. 1t viii h3 pro
duced here on Tuesday by Il great cIst
specially selected hy the Madison square thea
tire, ana a most CniO ublG performance may
Do expected, 1t 81 worthy Of note to mention
the fact that this company Will produce th'
play here with fac SMILES ot the orgina
scenery, to ether with elegant and costly aC
cpssOrios and properties. The standard rcpU
t,tion of tho Madison Square theatre com
plnlts Is sufficient guarantee OF an UNUSUAL,
excellent renditiOn of tho famous play, AM
tnerO IS little doubt that there w'!l be Il larg
audience present
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NEWS In EUKuPE.
Complications In the French CabInot-Gen.
Thibaudbl Eesigns

Complications In the French CabInot-Gen.
Thibaudii Resigns.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-The Figaro and tho
GautoS, both report that the Duc de Fer
nan Nunez, the Spanish ambassador, yeE-
terday handed to NJ. Ferry, prime minister
and NJ. Challemel Lacour, minister Of
foreign affairs, note setting forth the
grievances of Spain in connection with the
arrival of King Alfonso in Paris, and
demanding the punishment of the authors
of the manifestations against his majesty,
and satisfaction for Spain in proportion 10
the gravity Of the outrage. The note, these
papers say, was well received by NJ. Ferry
and Challemel Lacour. NJ. Ferry subse
quently held conference with President
Grevy.
The Republic Franchise asserts that
President Grevy has instructed NJ. Ferry
to request Gen. Thibaudin to esign the
port folio of war.
The VOltaire expresses its belle! that
Gen. Thibaudin has already resigned.
Tho Resignation Accepted.
LONDON, Oct. 5,-A Paris dispatch
says that President Grevy has accepted
| Gen. Thibaudins resignation OF tho war
office.
| An Advance In Wages TO be Asked tor.
| MANCHESTER, England, Oct. 5,-At I
meeting here yesterday Of delegates re
| presenting l70,0 miners an agreement
was arrined at to ask an advance IL wage
| of 10 per cent.