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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Providence, r. L, Augu.t Milton H
Sanford, noted turimau, of New York, died
at Newport last evening.
Providence, August 4.-Fhe United S ates
steamship Dispz,ch, with the Presideu,'s
sister and daughter on board, arrived at
Newport.
Boston, August 4.--The Journal confirms
the failure Of Clements, and says his li4hili.
ties amouet to S5000O0. He employed 1000
hands in various factories.
Dover, N. H p, August 4.-Cbas. W. Glenn
snt-'s shoe tECtOry was attached this corning
by a de- uty sner.f On Two writs in favor Of
Boston banks for a3l coo.
L,uevilie, KY, August 4.-Gov. Black.
burn 'o-day pafcOned from the penitentiary
Gsrsncz Rutherford, sent there for if,. from
Logan county, for murder committed in 1881. .
Eotou, August n fire 10 a block OF
three dweiiioghcuses on Laurel stfelt j., he
Roxbury district this morning badly daui-
sged III hout,s nd de,troyed most of the
tenants property. Loss, $4,000.
Cbicago, "a ugust 4.-lhs Journals Om aha
sp2cl'i says thai epscsAl tram convey ng
Pff-iden, A. hur and party TO ,h- Yellow
stone parsed there at ! 20 o'clock, scheduled
TO reach the North fl.lts at 2:30 o'clock
pm.
San Frauciaco. August A fire this
| m m1Tning destroyed almost an entire block of
| thirty buildings, among them the Winter
| GarJen TheaGer and the DiUids II ali. Loss
es,m ated at tS00,000; insurance believed tc
| be less taAu haf
| ViuceBnez, Ild., August An irce odiarv
| tire yesterday desiroYed the stove works and
siovss of c. F. Monroe & Co, and iumb- :
belonging I" E b0s & Fl H,y ward and Me-st n.
| ger & Co, Of Chicago. TOTAL loss about S60,,
900; partly Insured.
Boston, August 4--Cashisr St. Stephens,
of the New Brunswick Birk, which ba=
been mentioned IN c.uEect,on with rscsnt
| hsavy failures, tele gTapns TN credit of the
bank has not been impaired .aod il po:sesse;
abundant means FIR slI its liabilities.
Phtsburg, Augu-t &C. W Karns, on hi
way from Kaosas Guy 70 his home in Venan'
90 county, Psnu., committed suicide on tbs
day ex press OF The Panhandle faiiro d thin
morning near this city ny shooting himsei
Il Is supposed that he was mentally unsouud
Lexington, KY, August 4..-Two negro
| girls, twelve and eight years old, respective
ly, were left alone by their mo hrr th. S after.
noon 10 a cabio on Mr.. Jam - B.aa's farm,
Wueu she returned sGe found her c4bIn il
ashes and Ihr body Of th- younger girl 10 il
TIE elder grl cannot be found aud she i
su pee I'd OF baving ouined the house inca
tiouaily.
NJ bill, Ala August 4.--The revsnue-cut
ter, Forward, while on a cruse outside Sane
Island, off Mobile bay, yesterday, spoke h
Norws gian bsrk, Va,co de CANA, from V-r
Cruz, with ysllow-fever on 20 srd The sicl
are reported TO be conV alesCing, ne. ding n
assistance. The bark was prohibited iron
coniuz nearer Than ten miles to Mobile bi
anu pilot not allowed 10 90 on boarC
she was ordered TO Ship Island and set sal
al once With fair wind.
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The Louisville exposition.

LOUISVILLE, August Affairs at the EI-
position have shown great Improvement and
The indications now are that all displays will
be in place b5 the 10 instant. Displays
from other States continue to strive, macy
accompanied b. experts who are ready TO ar
range them. Home exhibitors, snsmed by
their indu-tTy snd energy, are doing now
what ought to have been done last week.
The concerts in Floral Park in the afternoon
and evening attract lerge crowds of music
lovers, who are loud in prsise of the splen-
did music. Toe manage ment and people are
much graufed by The almost unusual kin, :
ness OF the press toward the undertak ng,
| which is full OF encouragement. il is not a
Louisville undertaking, but purely national
the results of which III value TO all sections
cannot be estimate |. just so soon as he ex
hibIts are all IN place the announce ment viii
| be msde through Ih-se dispatches, as no de.
| fire is fslt TO mis-sd anyone. But the Ell
position is worth Jog nov.
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Chicago Also Wants Him.

WASHINGTON, August 4. The Republican
publishes an interview with an Ici-hmau
named Cornelius O'D ,oneil, VINO claims 10
he q brother Of ths O'DonnslI who shot ib-
Dublin infDrmer, Carey, at PORT Eizabeth,
South Africa. To tue interviewer ODonne 4
=aId: "My brother left Chicago, where ]
nv, about eight months ago, and said be
was goiag to Irtlaud 10 belp ths sufferipg
people iherf. | imp'ored him not TO do 20,
SnoStng wha, th- result might be. He did
not head my advic- >, however, and I.ii on The
steamer Alaska IN November, arriving in
De5iH about two weeks after. l rec siyed Il
c4olegrsm about Two moDtbs ago from him,
announcing that he was going to leave for
South. Africa with his wife TO settle iher..
That is the last 1 heard from him until
read the dispatch announcing the shooting.
My brother Was always a wild, uumanag.
aole sort OF fellow, aud has been around the
world several times. He married a Chicsgo
lady by the name of Buros, by waom he ha !
'wo children, who are nov IN Chicago. I
am going SOutb, and may possibly go to
Fort Eiizabetu, but do not think l snail"
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TOMORROW (Monday) there will be an
election IN U an, wh-n the value, or want
OF value, Of the Z munds law will BE- demon
strated fhers are at presen; lS,772 msn
and Il, ,494 women entitled to vote 10 the
Terff.asy.' OF ,bis number, il is claimed by
tue Aormes ,sadsr, that they coutrol over
eighty per ceu'. At.bis proves TO be true,
and the election on M0tdsy results in the
unGoubted choice OF \ IN 'j1rity OF Mormon
tools, the Eimunds bill will be shown to he
failure, and the subj CT will oncs more be
entitled to leading placa in the minds o.
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A STATEMENT ia out sbat $ll 100000 oi
Confederate mouey, pledged 10 pay the July
interest on the Confederate loan, the January
interest having besn paid, is lying in The
Bank Of E gland, and 10 banks in France,
Holland and B lgium. II ia the proc seds OF
sales Of eptlon. The in,enIioa OF the syndi,
cate that is buying up Confederate bond, il
to claim this @l1 100000, which will pay {
good profit upon the speculstiop. The or
ders to brokers to purchase the Conf rat
bonds specify that they must contain th'
July cIupon, and muss not be mutilated.
bond presented without the July coupon
would not be purch ssed.
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CONEEptRAIE BONDS



JHk BRITISH BOOM AS PAYCE.
Washins ton sp' c al 10 the New York Her
otd: "All tbis lalk about the red- mption OF
Co"iede,ste bones is SO utterly pueriie," said
Senator Push, OF Alabams, Yesterday, 9Th It
IL lie really a waste OF time to talk about it. II
is perfectly ridiculous that snrh an idea
should BE- eniertsiu-d for a moment, and
cannot imagine row ary sensible man caa
permit himself TO discues the question, to say
nothing OF putin; money into the thing
with the expectation Of getting il back. The
waole Thing is 30 absurd 10 my mind that il
would be fo'ly Tor me to go over the alleged
points in law III at made by the people
VINO are said to be pushing the mstter"
why" said Senator George, of Missif-
sippi, laughing, "the m after don'l excite sry
attention at all in the South, except that we
are little amused that there should be
fools enough 10 the world who trade in the
thing 10 be OF enough conse luence to get
them-eives into print. Every body in the
South regards The ooLd question deaf.
The payment of he bono. IL, as is well
known, prohibited by the copsti u,ion. Ev-
rybody at the time regarded them az q mere
venture upon the success of the Coufedera ate
cause. The notes ad that they are redeem.
able 80 many years after the declaration OF
i peace between the Uniled States and the
! Confederscy. / don't believe ever saw a
Confederate bond in my life, but they &C.
doubIediy read the same way, and as there il
| no Coufederacy between which aud the United
| States a peace could be declared, that settles
the matter. There is not the slightest ch spcr
in the world that tn Sc boudr, or any part oi
them, will ever be paid. l think that while
the Herald has given the thing promineuc,
IN i;s news column, its editorial treatment
| OF the question sets forth very int elligently
all that there is to be said upon it,"
us /. at all likely that the threat to keep
| the States OF the South out of the mon.
market of the Cd World will have any in
| hueDce with Aem?"
"rhe South has borrowed comparati vely
little money from the other side, and it is my
belief that even though il wss proffered to i
| 1t would no borrow lees"
| "Can the Sou b & nd all the capital that i
need. for the development of its resources a
the Norin?"
| swell, # we can't we eau do without il :
responded the 2enaior, laughing; Shafts tn,
way individuals have TO do, aud 1 suppos
States can't DO sny better. But, seriously
there isn't thing 10 the legal proposition o
in the practical proposition to influence tn
States of the South. We don't propose l.
| get scared at the threat not to loan U
| MONEY!"
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PAUFER EMIGRANTS
Report OF the New York Commission
frs on Emigratisn-SOme Inside
Facts Disclosed.
River Improvement - Report Of Maj.
StickRey, OF the New Orleans Dis
trict-COnfederate Bonds.

WAsHNeTos, August 4.-Ths coinage OF
standard silver dollars during August will
amount TO - 100000, TO BE- coined q; the diff
fere"t minis So TO lows: Pnr.deIphis, 81
100000; San Fr,ncisoo, $500 900; N=w O.
leans, s6O0,O00: C.rson City, 100000.
Condition Of the Treasury to-day: Gold
and ballio", ell7,74S, ,459; fractional silv, r
coin, S28, ,OS7 ,959; Unued s li.s notes, $50,
1O9,970; total, s4O4 SO, ,72s; cert,fc 4tes cu,-
s.andipg, gold, SO 343 $50; silver, s73, $685.
25l; currency, Sl2,73 900.
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quiries among the C5ibolic clergy of the city
develop the 70 Flowing facts: Bishop Eide,
was transferred 10 the diocese oil Cincinnati
from Naich.z, Mis-, as cosdjutor 10 the late
archbishop, cum jR.s sEeeeS'iOHis, as caneBicsl
languaGe puts It; that If, coAdjutor WI the
rignt OF saccsssiou. Bishop EIder, thefSsore,
after the death Of the srch bishop l., 10 sli
inteuta and purposes, the archbishop Of CO
cinnati; that IL, he is The archbishop de jgre,
but not de taeto. Archbishop dc factO he be-
CONES when ne shall have received the pxl'i
un from Rome, which is a solemn con6rma-
tion If the iDcre authority received from
the Pope However, in this country, where
the canon law is cot generally establ. ..hed,
:he title oi archbishop confers more honor
ihAn authority. He pIesides over provincial
councils, and enjoys certain other privileges,
bat over his sairsgan bishops h= exercises
M AN hnritY MnaIaosYfr"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-05

ALTHOUGH the Marine Service are pei
forming some of the duries formerly di'
charged by the National Board OF Health
the latter body is sill in exi-teuce. Is pres
cot duties are to gather inform alton as to ih=
public health; to give advice to the authori
ties upon questions submitted to it, etc. il
exists and can draw its pay uutil the act oi
March, 1879, il rep aled. The Marine Board
nov exercls. toe quarantine power. The
delegation of this al hority 10 the Marine
Serves Is assert ID 20 n legal question: able
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ssteide OF An I....e wo.,.n

INDIANAPoLIs, August 4.-Tbe wife ei
George R-irsner, boot and shoe dealer oI
this city, committed suicide BY Jumping from
q window IN the second story Of her residepc.
yesterday, causing death instantly. Sb.
leaves family Of four children. She ha.
been iu an insane asylum here for the pa.,
Two years, having become insane on religion,
questions some yesr- sgo. She was bauut.d
with the iJea that but nslf the world would
be saved. and at tunes would. rpmsin alou,
in her room, believing che was forbidden tc
come out by the Lord. Yesterdav she mad,
an attempt TO escape frJm those watcbing ant
hang herself, but VS. discovered after a Ions
and diiigent search concealed in a meadow
she had neither eaten nor slept lor seyrrs
dsys, and by eIuding her watcher. sncce.d,c
in conn IN itlino the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-05
THE DREAD DISEASE
Cholera Increasing Throughout Egypt
The Whole Gordon from Letaryeh
10 Rosetta Infected.
Report Of the United States Consul at
Smyrna-POssibilities and PrObabil-
tiles Of the Plague.

ALEXANDRIA, August Alive deaths
from cholera occurred here yesterday. The
whole gend'drmerie Gordon from Z taryeh TO
Rosetta II injected. IL ia hardly possible
mat Alexandra will excape the dIseasc.
There were several painfully -uddeu dss hs
iast Friday. The sEals OF o'd CnrD is aiill
very dangerous; from $50 TO 200 dea,h-
in other quarters OF Caro- daily, despile
Z, ficiaI d.ug.Is
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AFTER all the Cincinnati Commereio
Gaaens has said against the j-tties, 1t mus
have oi.cover-d that they will bring AN i'll
mtns. commerce to the Gresoent CITY, for IL
its issue Of Friday it said: 1--WE susg-st tina
the Crest z E,-tsrn shculd run between Lot
don and New Orl-Aus" "
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o,uon..Ir. PinaI Examination.

CAPErowS, August AT the final ex
smina loo Of OD)nn II a box waa produced
belonging to the prisoner, labeled Capetowr,
aod containing a wood cut of Carey and d
paper Of Am-rc8n citIzership, dated To-
rono, November, 1876.
Cirey's son WIS recalled, and denisd that
k-iiv, tn passeoeer on he sesmsr Kin
iauns C-tle, was id;DticaI with Kaysnsgh
II. 'e-t f d bat MS father was smiling to
OD)nnsii, when he wi ne-s) saw ths latter
draw revolver aud ire one shot. He twi,-
DesI) then ran to f-tcn his farher's revolver
His mother was holding hIs f.. her when the
;hIrd shot Was fred. O'Dponell declared
rhst Grey fret crew his revolver, which b..
(ODonnelD seized and fred AT Carey in self
f-ns-. He described himself % Patrick
ODonUeil, aged forty five, stive Of Coco
SAL, couaty DJnsgal; iaborer, formerly a
butler
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-05

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLARs 10 four
per cent. bond. would cost the banks abou:
S119, 500, and experience shows that 1t IS
cneapsr.for the inks 10 Use that amount in
discounting rather Than in securing circC-
lation OF but $4,000 In other words Fl
present no induc men, is held out to the ma
tional banks to is-ue notes, aud for that res
son our currency j. in dang Of contraction.
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The Euesy MEn-RsleiEh Again Sets a
Big Prize.

Ia The drawing Of the Louisiana STATE Lot
tery, Juoe 18th, ons-ienth of the grand prize
OF sI5O,C0J was wan by Raleigh map, Mr..
Gustavs Roseothal, VINO deserves every smile
fortune may give. He scot through the ex-
pres, and received the drafts on New York
for the $4,000. Ths<<ssnsaction was =
prompt one. Mr.. z. hss x besn recognized
a. one q the bTisb Sc OF ssr tusiuess men,
de Hssborn il GsFniSo3fahl came 10 Itis
S,s,e ia 1853. IL the spseg& 1861 h,-
TO X Rileigh; hss twice he--. - ea'Se .tl
b'.Ia g >-'--srmsn, bsing chairman of The
most impor, ant committee. He ss for years
been secretary OF the Falls Of Eense Manu.
fActuriug Company. II aleigh On, c. Neus
cad O6seT5sT, june 9Th.
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The Raleigh Ne,os (Dsm.). in approval OF
the internal revenue plank Of the Virginia
platform, s1y4. at ia also a vain deluslon
TO suppose that these taxes can be collscis d
under a system that will be iess obnoxious
1t is impracticable. All that remains for u'
to do is TO bead all cur Efforts toward secu
ng the entire repsal Of me whole system"
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FAITH convention has been held The past
week at Old Orchard, NJ. Ga Monday, a.
zee morning meeting, $50 requests we're read,
aud a portion IF the time was devoted TO
tes imonies from those who had been kesled
duriug the last twenty-four hours. Ten
claimed To have b.en he4lsd from disc eases oi
loug standing. All were firm in the beliel
that their requests had been aus~ered. Oae
lady was cured of deafness of ten year,
standing. 10 CAnsds, at pilgrimage tc
B lpre last week, cures we're Numerous from
the same source OF faith. Whether the faith
j. in well. picture, saint, or anything
else. the cures come il the faith be strong
eaough
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uarey's slayer Claimed By Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, ADgust 4-The belief is cur
rent among lrisnmeu here that ODonnel!
who killed james Carey at Port Elizsbeta a
last Monday, is identical with Capt. Tho..
Pm Ian, of this city. Phelan lett here for
Dublin about Two mooths ago, osteusiby 10
ok after legacy left by some dIstanl
relative, snd but little Is known OF his snt-
sequent movements, except that he arrived
IN Dublin during the progress of the Pr osnix
Pax murder trial. The description as given
| Of ODonnell by a Cspetowu corr-sponde at
taliies exactly with that of Phelan, being
| six feet tall, about foriy-fve years of ag
| blue eyes and with a eiight paralysis OF one
| hand. Phelan has resided in this city aboui
| tive years, taken active part 10 local poiitic-
! and been known as an ayowed Nationalist
| and man of remarkable courage and
| wlthai, 20 expert with Il rifl= or pis oil az IL
have given some public exhibitions in tba
| direction. He served as Union soldier dur
ing the war, bsing cspjain of a company
from this county. the matter, although
talk d Of among PheIan's iriende, has beer
kept very quiet, and nothing OF their SUPP
clons hos yeteppeared In the new pspers
An Intimate friend sal ] tonight that, Whil,
ne h'd no actual Information yet, he fell
| COZ Il lent that Pnelsn was the man who
killed Carey. He slated that it Was under
stood before Phelsn l-ft that he should trav,
| under the name of o Donneii.
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The New York HeroLd says: "When Con
gress meets both political par les will make
haste 10 respou1 to the public dem and for q
postal telegraph not to buy out or drive ou
priva'e lines, but to give the public he benz
6t Of a whole-one aud necessary cJmpeti
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-05

A FLOUR made OF peanuts is coming into
notice. II makes a delightful biscuit and
yery rich pssiry. A great addition to the
demand for peanuts is likely TO be the conse-
euence, aud ths present 250,OOO bushels
grown annually 10 fennessee Yill probably
be Immensely increased. The peanut was 6rst
grown Of seed brought from Africs. In Ten
pessee the nqls are called 'goobers," in
Georgia and Al'bAns sud Mississippi 'pir-
derr," io Moth Carolina ground peas," in
Virgins, and b. DEALER, peanuts" The
total crop of this country Is put this year at
S,lOO,6Oo bushels, Oi which 100000 will be
from Virgiuis, and l2s, GOO bushels from
North Carolins.
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p,.sentiua,t.

Ulica' Observer: Ia the year 1866 the late
james s. Ihorn, who was the city editor q
this paper, was lying upon his desth-bed
slowly suCcumbiOg to the inroads OF that
fatal disc ase, consumption. The intelligence
was brought to the otice that he could not
possibly live more than dsJ or t%o longer
DE was man OF such genial and loving
qualities, and had 30 tende1ly entRiued hiIa.
self around the hearts of all his associates
that no one could endure the thought oi
writing his obituary in advance OF his death
and yet it was quite important, if not iu-
peratiye, that proper memorial should be
RssPaEss, ready Tor insertion In the paper Al
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10. xzss. 40. Ain ne cnsncery cours Of
Shelby county. TeBn.-the state ~ Tsnnsss 20
va Butler e al
Il Appearing from amended I'm whfof n ssoru
10 In This csuke that tie teosisnt :. q Forxn-
SD. 10 rersdrnt Of 5iaie Of >rk4nsas: ina q a
kltrsdge. uns'ee. " = resident OF Ftsse Df Lslf-
torniz thA Irving bsl-ey. trustee, rs i1eut "
state Of ksbfncky: hat High goftres ht an. a.
eu-t3 korrrrht are rv~ioents ef IN statf Of 10
= ma; tess js.hn W. 7. FsulkBer trustee u a 10
Dent Of he Stat. af 9mas.Ipta. ut " >cil 4
- %. rsit n'sof the STATE q IN =, .a nis maj
esu Dillk Ia Issldrut - lhe -tst 81 ZEN
ueky; hit chaai-- y . On. t/fka q eas n and
-. al 10 nsrc sfe ce.sla ii he naaie af n -
sonn; thst NJ ns9i.n n I'll I'm "a IL r !. 1lIll
. hes sork: snst h.rz r. B.s~a ma y.si ent a
n rt. Q OF h1ryLAnd. and ali e : dents ihs
btA c o Ten a. e.. 81 tnst 1noaD.s 10. = nox.
hsry T. ksox, bis wife. and J. hn b, Kuox .re
noun siden OF The rtate Of 1eline-sea. ana a II
the n-lAs nd plsc.k OF rssidese OF the belr. of
= haca AL q ceased, aud OF tae heiIs u l..
suilinAu. decc-sed, are n T. own, ald .ilsot bc
e n tAersidfe ordsTeH fSsi hey make tbs,r an
pt.r.nce nefanr st abe eoarihonse lof smelly
ceunty. In 1euphik, Tenn. ON or before ibe ljr.t
Monday N 5<pt mte lseS. and plead sn<ser or
demur oscompRAinsnts 9 .ncIl1esi ~ n Ss \ /"
nied Angnst iscz. or the same rEfli BE- f.xori
ior coniessj - " tncsn. Alii .et Tor ne< u az o.
psrte and tnAt scopy OF this oEler b< pi, IisnsI
once week. fof lour successive .eckA IN ne
Memphis Appe~l- I1As etn dsy Of. august. l86s. :
oopy-ett1<t: = J. BLACK. L icrk and Xasfrr.
1 ~ ~ BRADLEY. y. G. and r. N - -
y. W. Hxnu>p1s - 1px onDpknk N
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on W.dnesdsy. st eersnes.Tsnp..tar al

On Wednesdsy,s at seWanee, Tenn, at meet
ing Of the Convention OF the Episcop pal
ChurcD, consisting Of bishop, ministers and
laymep from thirteen sauthern States, it was
resolved, as the sense of committee consist
ing Of Bishop Lyman, of North Carolina;
Bishop Gregg, of TeIas; /. NJ. Gregg, Assist
ant Bishop Of Kentucky; Il. NJ. Thomp,oD,
Assisssnt Bishop Of Mississippi, and W. c.
Willians, Pie Powers, and R. II. Footmsn,
OF Georsis, that the General Convention ot
the Church, which meets this fall, be me-
morahzsd d 10 ssablish schools for the ejuca-
noa o. eolpred men who desire to enter the
ministry OF the Church. and that all coIored
'nisiers Of the Church have equal rights
powers an all church councils.
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CINCIEsATI mas been for sometime en-
deavoring to 40 ite the smoke uuiss nee there.
II has smoke inspscior but the end desire f!
has not yet bern attained. A new ordiuauce
has been prepared for the consider 'tion Of
the City Counci which, it is expected, will
sscure better resnlts.