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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
A oANADIAN GREY GOING TO NEwARK

OTTAWA, July 26.-At the annual meeting of
the Canadian Amateur Oarsners Association the pres
dent announced that although the tune for
the annual regatta Of the United states National ANA
tenr Association OF oarsneu at Newark N. j.. closed
July z3 the association mad ooureousy agreed TO accept
an entry from tue Canadian Association after the result
OF their regatta D. taat strongest repre-
sentative Canadian team could DO sent A resolution
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TWO RACES Al sAYDOWN PARK.

LONDON, July 26.-The second summer
meeting at sandown Park began today. The Great
Kingston twoyeaT-od race for 300 sovereisns, was won
by Lord Rosyn's lilly silver Sea- wi:h w. NJ Redferns
colt Camlet second. and A. Benhom's colt KDcardiue
third There were ten starters including =. Lorlards
fly VlXtrI.
The race for the surbiton Handicap Plate. OF 300
er.igns, was won by j. Btrnards colt Antier. SIR f.
Iouastons horse Exile IL. second aud g. HlDberts
colt Angevin thru. There Ave starers including
j. L. Keenes colt POtOsL
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4 KENTUCKY DUEL WITH PITCHFORES.

TWO FARM LABoREEs PROBABLY MoRTALLY
WOUNDED.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 26.-lntelligence has
been received here OF duet with pitcnfOrAs u house
at High Grove, Nelson County, yesterday, between two
farm aborers IN which both believed to be mortay
won,aed Their names are Daniel Wilkes colored, aud
Jonn McDougal white They were working together and
quarreilod. wilkes procured lonsha t"opronsed
fork aud McDOugal "a shO. .tnandlod one WITH IOdr
nrongA The uguL was by any one else, and
notu men are likely die without being able 10 describe
the cOnteat.
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ARREST or MlLWA UKEE MERCHANTS

CHARGED WITH DIsPosING or PROPERTY BE-
LONGING To w, J. sLOANE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 26.-Warrants were
Issued at la yesterday for tho arrest OF John d.
Nuys, Walter Hamilton and Larthl B Day, OF the firm
OF L. B Day Co., dealers In carpets, who failed
Gently for about $4,000 % charge OF converting TO
their property belonging 10 w j. sloane. OF
York; and also obtaining 1000 worth OF goods
under false pretences The warrants were served by
United States deputy marshal.
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ALMOST KILLED BY RUFFI1NS.

THE MATE OF THE CITY OF vIcKsBURG SERIOUSLY
BFArEN AT A TENNESSEE LANDING.
CAIRO, ILL.,, July 26.-Yesterday morning, at
Donnes Landing, Tenn, ninety miles south of Cairo.
William Mccarthy, first mate of the steamer City of
Vicksburg was called ashore by "Dick" Carkel. On
landing he assaulted by four men with pistols and
told to hold up mis- hands. His pistol taken from HIN
and he nearly tOdesth before assistance could
reach him No cause Is assigned for the act McCar ny
Is here In the hospital. No arrests have yet been
ads
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KILLED BY HIS STEP-SOM

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 26.-Near Sparta on
Monday last James smith killed by his stepson.
Day,d w. Duiges Smith aad beaten his wife, who is
Duiees's mother with chair and when Duges heard OF
n he attacked Smith with stones OF which struck hun
ON the head and killed hm Duges gave bonds and waived
an examinaton smith was nIty years old. Mrs. Smltn
s seventy years Old aud quito feeble. Dulgos Is u
.aal,hv merehant of Alexandria
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a CONFESSION or PERSECUTION

PTTsFIELD, Mass, July 26.-Eugene A.
Clark, OF Naugatuck, Conn., OF the party charged
with tarrng featherng aad otherwise persecutin
Mrs Johanna sullivan and driving her from the town Of
Sandis6eld, mas con essed and implicated Two other
men. Wnite and sackett. These tried at the
time the committed, but the Jury disagreed.
The grand Jury has indicted then as principals aud
Others accessories and all have been placed
under bonds for q xaniuaJiOu.
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A FATAL CASE OF YELLOW FEVER.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The quarantine ply
sican TO-DAY reported to the Board of Health that
Patrick Kelly, seaman of the brig julia Blake.
died Of yellow fever last night at the hospital the
LazaTetto Station. to which place he had been re-
moved from the vessel. The brig, which was bound
from Havana for this port, loaded with bones in
bags. is detained at Quarantine and will be thor
Ougnly fumlgated aud the cargo removed before
being permitted 10 pass up the river. She VIII
probably be detained at the station for three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
A SPEECH BY Mr.. LOWELL.

LONDON, July ga banquet TO provincial
Mayors was given at the Mansion House tonight
Mr.. Lowell, the United States Minister. responding
to a toast to Diplomatsts, dwclt upon the growing
number OF American travellers in England and the
mutual respect Of the two nations owing to tner
Increased intimacy. which, he said, was OF the
utmost Importance TO civilization.
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SALE or YALUABLE NEWPORT LAND.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., July 26.-The Boston
syndcate Of real estate at Newport has sold to
John q. Payne of New.York, all tho shore land and
some other at tho eastern point purchased few years
ago VI the Gibbs Land Company at cents foot Tho
largest part OF the land magnificent view. About
twshty had oecn sold. lt In believed that tno
consideration, which kept secro In the neighDor-
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TIE TIRGLNI4 DEMOCRATS.

LYNcHBURG, Va, July 26.-At meeting Of
the Democratic o,ae Central Committee to-day, Cnalr
man John = Barbour empowered TO make a se,ec-
uoI " nyo members 20 constitute a State Executive
Committee. H. II. Clriwel, Of Hanover was selected
secr.tary OF the committee vice j. Bell Bigger. had
ulici tue position Tor year,. After mapping out tue
campaign work the committee adjourned AldrSe nun'
brr OF aregatcs renamed la CITY discussing
the results Of 1nc convention. General satisfaction 10
crn .nd Work
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AN ELEyATED Road NOT WANTED.

BosroN, July 20.--Tho Journal says that
the p.ton OF tue Directors OF the Foreign Exhibition
Tor leave TO erect an electric railway ON huntington
ave. during tho exhibition here, Is thin disguise To
secure roothold for the Meigs Elevated road. AT
special meeting Aldermen this afternoon an order
r,oueatIng the Legislature to pass act allowing the
rnsi tn no but vas pracCoay defeated Dy being re-
forred 10 the Committee on Railroads.
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ADLAMOND THIEF ARRESTED.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 90" Eddie" Mclean,
diamond thief. arrested here this afternoon.
lie IL believed tue who entered a room at
the Ocean and stole diamonds and money belong
ing To Mrs. Young OF York lie nsd oeen boarding
AT the Ocean House. but left there 90 about the time the
robbery was discovered He has since boarding at
fashionable pryaio boarding house. His picture Is IN
the local rOgUes' gallery. lie went by the names OF
Baldwin anu Edwards
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HELD FOR PERJURY AND CONSPIRACY.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-George Rankin,
Henry Frank aud Lillian Peabody, alias Briggs who
were arrested yesterday charge OF frauiulcpty OBJ
tanning 7s5 upon claim for pension In the name OF
Miss Priscilla Carpenter, were given further hearing
In the United states Court to-day Frank and Rankin
were held 80 900 bail each upon cna grs VI forgery,
DE rnry aud conspiracy aud the woman was held III ne
saue amount witness, 10 appear at inc August
form OIL tho United 5tates Dlstrl0t Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
STEEL MILL STRiKARS LOSING GROUND

BETHLEHEM, Penn, July 26.-There was
little change AZ steel-mil today large number OF
men have applied for work. aud will be put on when tue
second started From what can be learned tue
works are daily being run TO greater capacity Two
blast furnaces were started To-day, ald work will be
resumed GI another Tomorrow. The union men are
losing ground aud many OF them are leaving nere TO
seek employ Inent elsewhere
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PHASES OF THE IRISH QUESTION.
STATE-AIDED EMIGRATION.

Cork, July 26.-The report of Mr.. Tuke's Com
mttee states that in three months 5.327 emigrants
were assisted at a cost of E35,O0O. OF whlch
S26,OOO was received from the Government. Ihe
Committee says it hopes that State-alded emigra-
tion will be continued some years. so as thoroughly
TO relieve the congestcd districts IL says the ma
jonty OF the holdings vacated by emigrants have
been consolidated with those Of the neighoorng
tenants
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FUNERAL or Ex-GovERNOR SWANN

BALTIMORE, July 26.-The funeral of ex-
Governor rnomas Swami took place to-day from 81.
Paus Protestant Episcopal Church In thia city. aud
attended by a large of his friends. The body
. Ieeburg tns morning and reached the church aoout
II oclooK Tho inerment was IN Green Mount Gene
ferY The flag on the CITY Han was az hat mast.
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SENTENCED F0R HoRSk-STkALING.

FREEHOLD, N. j.. July 26.-William Drum
mond Boak arraigned In the Monmouth County
Court yesterday upon charge OF stealing valuable
and carriage from John \. Lufburrow, tho County
Auditor Boak plead guilty but begged Tor mercy upon
ground that he intoxicat at tho time he com
nlttcd the crime Judge Wnlling sentenced BOak TO
five years labor In the states Prison.
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NOTES ON THE SITUATION.

MADRID, July 26.-Spain Is about to abolish the
regulation requiring tue inspection OF all vessels
arriving at Spanish ports from England.
PARIS, July 26.-Ihe Chamber of Deputies has
granted the credit of 90 900 francs asked for by the
Government to pay the expenses of scientific
cOInmiSson when to be sent 10 Egypt TO lnvesti-
gate the cholera epidemic.
BERLIN, July 26.-A special dispatch to tie
Independence Beige says that cholera reported to
have peaIed at Rostov, and that several deaths
have occurred.
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PRECAUTIONS AT VERA CRIrz

1t was learned yesterday afternoon at the
office OF the Alexandra Steamship Line that the com
pany had secured permission load and unload It's YES
sells outside harbor OF Vera Cruz the dan
ger Of yellow.feyer infection. About twenty-five vessels
OF different kinds in the there with crews
disabled by yellow fever when the last steamship OF the
company left tnat port. Captain Zimmerman, OF the
Alexandria which sailed yesterday, said tnat he found
sailors tlmd about the fever and reluctant to ship
vessels bound infected ports. but that he would DO
tDe 70 sail on time with u full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
CHARGES OF FORGERY WITHDRAWN

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The charges OF
forgery and deserOn preferred against Francis Jones'
aas Jackson VINO was arrested several days were
Withdrawn this morning. Captain French, of Newtown
L. T. sta ed tnat the persons In New.YorE who had pre-
rred tue charge forgery declined To prosecute tne
nraoner aud the latters wife, was present. said
that snu mad desire To enter charge Ot deserIIon
nrninat her hnsDnnd. Tho prisoner was reeased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
THE coLoR QUESTION IyBURLYGloN " j.

BoRDENrowN, N. j., July 26.-The Public
School Board OF Burlington, ~ j. has oeen cited o APP
pear before the Supreme Court ut Trenton on November
l 70 sno cause why writ OF mandamus should not 10
ssucd compelling item to graut permits 10 the icolored
children OF tho Rev. Mr. Pearce Tor ADMISSION 10 tue
nupiic schOol la that city.
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THE DEATH RECORD IN EGYPT.

LONDON. July 26.-The following reports vi
dsorhs from cholera yesterday have come to hanu
Ar Damietta five. Tantah twenty-eight Mena,'a
twenty five, Chobar SIX, Samanud seven, Menalle'
6ftv-six. ZIfteh twenty-one, Manso1rah .wei'o'
Gb;zeh ftty-iye. Manzaleh three aud CAIRO f%-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
NEW OIL WELLS NEAR PITTSB URG

PIrTsBURG, Penn, July 26.-Oi sand was
to-day by parry OF prospectors In Pine Creek
Valley, few miles north OF Pttsburg The drill IA down
depth OF 1855 eet and the party is confident that
oil neld mas been discovered. j. a. Hunll Iue
veteran Bradford producer has leased large quantity
of L ha LAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
SUICIDE OF An EVANGELIST.
DANIEL b. PHILLIPS HANGS HIMSELF.

BosToN, July 26.-Daniel B. Phillips, of
age ears committed suicide last night
by hanging himself his brother in-aws residence In
North Weymouth. He had had trouble with MS head.
arising from sunstioke. lie was quite well known
evangelist aud was formerly connected with the North
End Mission ana Consumpuyes' HOns In Boston 1,
aud the Fulton Ferry MlssJn, In NeW-YOrk
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PIERCED BY HOT IRON.

HARRISBURG, Penn, July 26. - w. II.
Muench age eighteen employed at the steel works in at
tempting 10 40 between no and hot bed In tile rail
mill lO-ay caught by rail aud pierced through the
bowels by the hot metal He died ten hours aferward
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BRANCHES OF THE LEAGUE TO BE FORMED.
DUBLIN, July 26.-At a meeting of the Irish
National League Mr.. Harrington announced that with
view Of electing a council soon as possible meetings
for the foundation branches of ne League and other
wise 10 advance its interests would held all the
country
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NO CHANGE IN COAL Prices.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Committees of the
Lehigh aud sonuy xiii Coal Exchanges met to-day aud
agreed make changes In line and city and harbor
nricee during August The stock OF the Philadelphia
,d Reading Coal and Iron Company at Port Richmond
ia lower now t has been for ten years. amounting
10 only 900 tons, all or which sold except about
\ 900 Ions Of lump and steamboat coal
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A NOTICE FROM THE HEALTH OFFICER OF THE


The following notice has been sent to the
Co sgnees vessels and mporlersby Dr. Smith, Health
Officer OF thir Port:
In view of the fact that cholera prevailing as an
endemic in Egypt and at points In the direct line OF
commercial I'M ecoufse with port OF NewYork. and
thai rags the most common OF Cue carriers or the
O. rms Of infectious diseases brought
In considerable quantity this port from Alexandra,
Cairo and p0rts tue Mediterranean OTthese ports
nouce is hereby taat before such cargo is allowed
10 pass the NewYork Quarantine, satisfactory eyuenoe
must tyeu that they nave been washed and reDaed
Al pors is side OF the Infected localities aud where
thee s no suspicion tnat the disease prevails. III is
believed that tGis article OF conmeroe 10 frequently
Were competition In regnts Is 80 considerable as 10
make profitable to resnip - tins port Consgnees or
satisfactory evidence tnat rags resmpped from such
ports have been ceansed dsniected aad reDaed at the
port of
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN NEW-HITEX
A WOMAN CHARGED WITH POISONING ANOTHER
Through JEALOUSY.

NEw-HAyEN, Conn, July &c Mrs Mary
Am Keasnam VINO has been holseKeeper for Henry b.
Porih for turty years. found to-day sitting against
tho wall In tho kitchen dead. Matthew
Winn n cousin OF the deceased woman. and h" aud his
wife, who jealous OF Mrs. keashan. i've
only a snort distance from her place. Wlnn
and his wife have had frequent qnarrcls,
both being addicted To Drink Mrs. MInn vent to Tue
police Oice gave notice uf The womans death Her
husband came shortly after and said MA wife had soi
Mrs. Keasham. lie said tnzt sne was at his
house tnis morning. aud was thrown out OF doors.
lie asserted that Mrs. kcashain poisoned by his
wife Medical Examiner White found several bruises on
the body OF deccasd womnn, although not sufficient
20 cause doath The Is being Investigated by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
DANGER FROM CARGOES FROM EGYPT

LIVERPOOL. July 26.-The Town Council having
called the attention of the Prlyy Council 10 the
danger TO public health arising from large cargoes
of rags received here from Egypt the Privy Council
sent reply, in which they declined to interfere IN
the matter. The particular cargo cited IN the Town
Councils communication as a cargo of Egyptian
rags was not intended TO he landed at Liverpool,
Int to h., conveyed 10 Now-York OF Boston. l. he
Town Council today decided TO apply tor power 10
deal with rag cargoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
THE 7EWKSBURY REPORT ACCEPTED.

BosroN, July 26.-The Senate accepted the
majority Tewksoury report this forenoon, without
word Of debate by strict party vote 1t refused also
nv marty VOTE to admit House bill regulate the
disposal OF bodies or paupers IGs unIsnes ali the
Te wksbury business before the Legislature.
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"ouIDA" ON THE COPYRIGHT QUESTION.

LONDON, July 26.-Miss Louisa dc Ia Rame
{" omda') writes to The Times Ia favor o! MAKING
copyrs sht treaty with United States with the
currence OF publishers she opposes any admission here
of American reprints OF English works, runous to
authors and 70 LteIAtur
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p1pvEN BRITISH SOLDIERS DEAD.

IoNpoN. July 26.-Lord Harrington, Secretary
of War; stated this afternoon ia the House OF ooin-
mons thai there had been fourteen cases OF cholera
among the British troops in Egypt, eleven OF winch
Gortv members of the army hospital corps have
beeu ordered to Egypt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
HUMAN BONES FOUND AT TRENTON.

TRENTON, n. j., July 26.-Workmen en-
gagged III cleaning cesspool to-day south Warrenst.
found a number OF human bones. An examination was
made AID the theory that tney portion OF a
IN tue possession OF some doctor or medical
sfudeut There Will be "A further
iuyestlgliuOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
NORFOLK AUTHORITIES ALARMED.
A SUSPECTED CASE on STEAMER FROM VERA
CRUZ.

NORFOLK, Va, July 26.-Surgeon- General
Hauiton's order establishing the hospital barge selden
of sewells Point and Secretary Folgers telegram TO
the Collector of Customs at Baltimore 10 instruct the
steamer Ewing to stop ali foreign enter
ing Capes and, II sickness be found board
qure them 10 anchor Ocean View until boarded by
the Health ocer have aroused n connection with the
arrival Of the British steamer Andean at Hampton
Roads from Vera Cruz with OF sickness suppo sed
t. be yellow fever alarm ald protest this port The
Norfolk and Portsmouth cotton Excnange aud The Nor
folk and Portsmouth Merchants ana Manufactnrers'
Exchange held etings to-day aud passed resolutions
pettionlng the secretary Of the Treasury aud Sur
geon-Genera to remove the hospital barge to Lynn
Haven Bay just sde of Cape Henry also order
lDo quarantine 81 that point ali infected vessels that
may enter Hampton Roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
GUESTS AT Il Lawn PARTY POISONED.

JOLIET, ILL.,, July 26.-Over one hundred
pernu, m attendance at lawn party here last evening
ware nade sertousy III by eating which Is be-
i,yad fo nave contained poison. None OF the victims
have diSd tnoug in several are in critical condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
A MISSING BOY FOUND At COYEY IsL4YD

John Hunter, fourteen-ye -years-old boy, who
has been missing from his homs In Peckskil for four
weeks OF whose safety fears were entertained
was found yesterday by the police In Coney Island
dancing saloon, and sent home t0 his parents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
. CASE IN THE LONDON DOCKS.

,Dov Julv 26-Tho Press Association says IL
80 ham oficialy Informed that case OF sickness
nscted 70 be cholera has been discovered III tne
1'.On docks and another in Wales. Proper pre-
dantioDs have been taken in connection WIN ea0n
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acknowledging the courtesy adopted anu ,u9 d
Toronto crew, the winners OF yesterdays 1ourosi @ ou
Senior authorized torepresent the assooiao
at Newark on August 10 next
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TIE KHEDIvE BACK IN ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA July 26-The KhedIve returned 10
this city from Cairo to-day. His Majesty was
received with much enthusiasm by the populace.
There we're two deaths from cholera here yester-
day.
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NEW-ORLEANS IN A HEALTHY CONDITION.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-President Jones, of the
New-Oreans Board of Health, telegraphed to Sur
geon-Genera Hamilton to-day that up to date there
has not been even q suspicious case of fever in New
Orleans his year, and that the city is IN a healthy
condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27

NOTHING KNOWN OF GAYNOR IN CORK
Cork, July 26.-The police here know nothing
of any person answering the description OF Gaynor
the who, t charged attempted to shoot James
McDermoIt In New-IOrk last Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27

THE POPE'S IN NSTRUCTlONS TO BE OBE E1ED'
ROME, July 26.--lniormation has been re-
ceived at the Vatican NewYorK that the Catholic
clergy In the United states will follow the Instructions
Of the Pope regard 10 Mr. Parne ana us iOuOWeFs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
CETAwAYos WIVES AND CHIEFS KILLED.

LONDON, July 2G.-Addtional advices from
Durham relative to the death of Cetawayo at the
hands of the insurgents state that all OF his wives
and many of his chiefs were also killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
SUDDEN DEATH AT SARATOGA.

lBr TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRIBUNEl
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 26.-Darius Baldwin,
of syracse died suddenly here OF apopexy today. He
had been IN poor health and with his WHO had Deeh III
tn several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27

PGSTILENTIAL DISEASES IN COLOMBIA.
PANAMA, July 17.-Several deaths have occurred
in San Miguel from yellow fever.
Yellow fever and smallpox are ranging IN
ZacatccOluca.
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THE SUEZCAN.

THEsUEZCANAL DEBATE IN THE COMMONS.
LONDON July 26.-fhe House oil Commons will
on Monday next dscess Sir Stafford Ncrthcotes
motion for an address to tho Queen praying that she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27

tive TO the Suez Canal any claim of the company
to such monopoly as would exclude other unuel-
takngs DESIGNED for opening waterway between
the Mediterranean and Red Seas.