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Death Of q Retired Ar,
The Ischiam Enrthuuako.

SEVEN RE6LIeHXkN AMONG THE vrCrTNS
NAPLKs. August a-Seyen Engiishmcn were
killed by the earthquake on the Island OF Ischia
IL has been ascertained that Miss Van Allen who
was mentioned among those injured by the dlsas.
Ter, = o resident Of Can Francisco
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JUDGMENT for SllO. .OOO

SAN DIEGO, CAL, August "A judgment OF
el20OO0 has been granted In favor OF the southern
Pacific railroad against the California Southern
road An execution was issued. and the sheriff
mas levied upon the property. The sale is adver-
tiSed for August q.
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The Deadly Cholera.


TION.
LONDON, August a-Orders have been issued to
thoroughly disinfect cargoes OF rags arriving at
president or the local government board In pre-
senting in the house OF commons yesterday the
government bill providing for the GENERALIZATION
OF hospital management In tue event OF the out
break OF cholera In London. said the general
health OF the country was very satisfactory, al
though there was large mortality among child.
rem In London from diarrh93. Unusual precau-
ton, he said, would be necessary to guard az ainst
cholera until the expiration or six weeks, when It
Is believed the danger will have passed.
THREE DEATHS AT ALEXANDRIA YESTERDAY.
ALEXANDRIA, August a. Three deaths from
cholera occurred here yesterday. Although the
cholera epidemic continues at Ismaina there were
no deaths there from 1t yesterday.
1900 DEATHS SO FAR.
LONDON, August 3-The Daily Ne,cs asserts that
the total number OF deaths from cholera In Egypt
so far has been 10000 1t says the disease is now
less vlrulent or ten men attacked among the
British troops an av erage OF six survive.
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Tho Tcsegrapher~, Long Strike.
DAMAGE TO THE WIRES RY YRsrra nAx,s Srnp,


NEW YORK. August S-The damage 20 the wires
OF the western Union company by yesterdays
storm was found TO be much less than was M first
anticipated. Except In one or two OF the minor
circuits n was reported that the wires were In as
GOOD condition last night as at any time since
q he strike, and all business was cleared rom the
HOOKS eXcept the usual amount OF lay IT busl-
ness Several poles were found TO have been blown
down by the wind In this city and It's vicinity, hut
all these damages were repaired this morning,
f1ght and business was belng handled promptly TO
all points was given out by the company. Two
more OF the strikers returned 10 work this MORN
Ing ,and another promised 10 como In later In the
DAY. They were assigned 70 desks, and are said
10 be first-class operators
DENIAL OF THE RUNoR OF GEN. EcKERrs Rrsresa-
TIoN
Mr.. Somervlle reiterated the denial OF the truth
OF the rumor that Gen. EcSert had resigned He
sald that there had been no meeting OF the dircc-
tors yesterday. The company, he said Intended
10 make no change I'm Its policy, and 81 far as &c
was concerned, the strike was over REPORTS re-.
ceived from the east west and south stated that
tne company was receiving constant acc,ssions
from the ranks or the strikers in all quarters
THE LEADERS IN THE srRIkk
SAID that the situation, SO far as they were con.
cerned, was unchanged.
THE NEWS OF THE STRIKE IN MEXICO CONTRA.
DICTED.
NEW YORK, August 3-The announcement I'm
the local paTrrs OF August 81 that the stan OF the
Mexican Telegraph company have struck for an
advance In wages Ii without any foundation. The
business TO and from Mexico, Central and South
America has not suffered In consequence of the
strike OF the Western Union employees. as that
company has been able 20 transmit promptly All
business TO and from Galveston.
(SgnedD JAS r. BEARD,
Secretary Mexican Telegraph Co
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A Supposed Deraulser on uut. Travels.

WooDvTLLE, N H., August "A man calling
himself Granville A. Washington, but who is sup
posed TO be George A. Stewart, the dctaulting
secretary OF the Brooklyn board OF education was
here yesterday and supposed 20 have started for
Montreal His appearance tailed with the
description OF Stewart given TO the police
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Foreign News by Cable To-Day
THE HEBREWS CHARGED WITH NUMBERING CHRIS

THE HEBREWS CHARGED WITH NUMBERING CHRIS
TIAN GIRL ACQUITTED.
LONDON, August 3.-The trial of the ten Jews at
, numbering Esther Tolymos a Christian girl, in
her 6lood to N mix tx in the passover bread has been
concluded. A verdict Of not guilty was returned.
MERELY HIS PRIVATE OPINION
Paris, August S:-Ihe Chinese military attache
Lacour. French minister OF foreign affairs, OF the
friendly attitude m OF China towards France ex-
preston OF his private opinion.
BOX OF DYNAMITE.
LONDON, August 3.-A box or dynamite, to which
In a large linen factory at Cupar-FiIe, scotland.
The fuse was eXlngu1Shed before It reached the
explosive: The attempt to blow up the factory Is
been caused by the affair, and the police are
searching for the persons who placed the box
where 1t was found
N. DE LEssEPs YIELDING
LONDON, August 3-The Standard says that it
has reason to believe that NJ. de Lesseps has ex-
pressed his readiness to reopen negotiations with
that he is disposed to agree to more liberal terms
than he was formerly.
DEATH OF THE KING OF AMMAN
LONDON, August IA dispatch from saegon, Of
nam, died on the sOth OF July, and was succeeded
by Phudac.
THE CAMPAIGN IN ToNQUN.
Gen. Bonet, the French commander. arrived at
Haiphong on the 20th ultimO, to concert measures
for the campaign In TonQuin, with NJ Harmand,
the civil commissioner general In Tonquin, and
Admiral Courbet
THE EX-EMPREsS EUGENIK.
LONDON, August 3-The ex-EmpresS Eugene
has gone to Paris
1Oe IN THE SHADED
CAIRO August 3.-The weather here Is intensely
-Aa average temperature under canvas is
1O6 degrees Several 49,. -,n.,----'
occurred. The troops In Helnan are ..Aa''-s ~.
moved from OlAc0 place. The health Cna
troops at RI Werdan is greatly improved.
FRENCH ADVICE TO ENGLAND
PARIS, August 3-The RepubliQue Frdncafse In
an article commenting on the vastneSs OF the
British empire, declare that the discontent in Ire
land Is a cause OF weakness. It says 1t behooves
England to abstain from q too arrogant attitude.
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Three children Drowned.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 3-LaSt night, while q
man named Besey was on his way to a train With
his three children, James, Josephine and Christie
aged, respectively, TO- 12 and 16 years. the horses
became frightened and plunged into the river at
the Polk street bridge, the draw being open. The
hackman and Besey escaped, but the children
being cooped up in the vehicle were drowned. The
horses were also drowned.
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NIiaistcr Barca,s suscs~c.
THE coEoSERs INoUEsr-A VERDICT or .rgHroRAuvt
INSANITY 4

INsANITY
NEW YORK. August a-The inquest conceru,n1
the death or Senor Francisco Barca. the Spanisk
minister 10 the United states who committed eui-
eide at the Albemarle hotel was held to-day The
testimony developed nothing new. Consul Gen.
erai Suarez testified that he saw Senor Rarca on
Tue previous evening TO his death and that he was
then cheerful and promised 10 visit the BROOKLYN
bridge with the witness on the next day. The
luly rendered a verdict OF death by suicide while
temporarily insane
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
p T1WHOM MAY CoNCEHN.

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he Paste-crs' Union hsve adopted resolution no.
rry RI r, Union No .. l. have s,olf,i resolution not
s sa ;. pal. iresidspt Hod Ga5,isr; Union; ,s
rCo TIL: PARTNERSHIP HFRETOFORE EX
name ma me. ana 1 STYLE OF DAyIo DaEYFUss Go. dis
1888. D. DIR, YFti s. s. W.
GEoReEroxS. .Juy 2s: 1883. s. .kAMsBUR. siniaH
t The nn egssnea have formed
ths firm ami stv:e Of D. Ps;SSf; ~ Co;
'f to commence + s. HSssno ~
ra IrFs FsErpE1 81 IHE ss2iNs AS6 Tku OF
Notice is hsTt51 and
isT a., aai d;ysenS Aydfe i 5sysn aS
set dec sgcd in Their fy2r the l2,h Fl May
ih G. .s S'"Ss '' OF said Comply In
70. have not vt their sooks
sllon be ac,cianed or the address of their
The amGsYt essn atea to s:taairei t. pay Ills div
jy2oees JNo. JAY KNOX. Commissioner
ICE CREAM SODA. FIVE CENTS PER
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1y2' Conner 1th aud streets northwest.
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Tns AHp9ll MI, j. ss! for q ,s
DAi; AIGUsT6 6, 1888. Polls openi from IL o'coek
ty26-td Nv. DEEB'.E Secretary.
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The Beard of Equalization of the assessment Of the
real estate in the District of Co Bis under the act OF
na1n Msreh f Sss wi be in SesSo Isl dsy "d hear Son
AUGUST. at which time the assessments end equaza-
tons viii he finally completed and reported 10 the Com
All taxpayers are invited to examine the books in this
BY order of the c0m"s@'ia5fs &SBtRr R s DODGE
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reso THE ORIGINAL POLAR SODA.
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THE WAR OF THE WIRES.
GEN. ECKERTS RESIGNATION DENIED
THE MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS.
PLATFORM OF YESTERDAYS CONVENTION.
VERDICT IN THE CASE OF MINISTER BARcA.
Minnesota Democrats,


RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THR CONVENTION.
ST. PAUL, MINI, August 3-The democratic
state convention yesterdly adopted the following
resolutions:
ave, the democrats OF Minnesota, in convention
assembled, reaflirm our devotion to the time
honored maxim OF the democratic party that "that
leaves the citizen In the enjoyment OF the greatest
personal liberty consistent with the rights of
others and the public welfare, and while !t affords
full protection to life and property, allows the
creeds. business and customs OF the people to
remain unfettered by sumptuary laws, class legis-
lation ana eXtortiOnate monopolIes.
Resolued. first, That every species OF taxation
levied upon the many for the profit or the few, ana
producing revenue in excess OF the government
economically administered Is unjust tyrannical
ard dangerous sound policy requires that the
business OF the people should be free from oppres
slve duties and veXatiouS restraints, and that all
legislation in reference thereto should be IMPARTIAL
In Its objects and equal in its burdens. We there
fore favor such thorough revision OF the present
tarln laws as will remedy existing evils and result
In the establishment or a tariff for revenue only
as the permanent commercial policy OF this country
ReSOlred, second, That constitutions are made TO
protect the minority OF the people against the en-
croacbments OF the majority; that no proposition
for change Of or amendment to the organic law
OF the state should be entertained submitted to
vote OF the people which, IL adopted by the ma
Jority, would prevent the minority from exercising
consider the enactment OF sumptuary and prohib-
itory laws subversion OF the rights OF the peo-
pie, and that we are unalterably opposed to them
ance OF liberal appropriation for the improve
ment OF the Mississippi river; but inasmuch as
the river and harbor bill has, under this republi
can administration, become an omnibus bill for
corrupt combinations by members OF Congress-
that we would favor the adoption OF an amend
ment to the Constitution cOnferring upon the
President the power to veto such provisions OF the
river and harbor bill as In his judgment is unwar-
ranted.
ReSotred. fourth, That the patent laws should
be revised to the end that the innocent purchasers
OF manufactured articles, using the same In good
faith shall be protected from harassIng and op-
preSSiye suits for the fnfringoment OF patent
rights
RESOLVED, Htth, That the maintenance in power
OF any political party for an undue length OF
time is an assumption OF power Inconsistent with
democratic principles OF government and Is dan
gerouS TO the rights OF the people, and We there
fore urge upon the electors OF this state that they
carefully investigate the existing state OF things
with reference to q change OF the state admin
istration In their own interesta
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Fire in Detroit.

DETROIT, MICH. August The Commercial
FIGURING mills OF this city belonging to Henkel
& voorhees,, were totally destroyed by fire last
evening. They were among tile largest In the
state. Loss $4,000: insurance $23, 600 The work
OF rebuilding them will be commenced 1mmedk
ately.
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/. PATENT DEcrsIoN-In the patent interference
case OF Weston against Sawyer & Man, OF New
York, involving priority OF invention for improve
ment In the art OF manufacturing carbon con-
ductors for incandescent lamps, the examiner OF
interferences to-day rendered a decision award
ing priority OF invention to Weston. The atten.
ton or the Commissioner OF Patents is called to
the fact that the record shows public use OF the
invention by both Weston and his opponents for
more than two years prior TO the fiiing OF the
formers application. It is probable that this may
act as statutory bar TO granting q patent to
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JOHN SCHMrDT's METHOD OF SUICIDE-A special
dispatch to the Philadelphia Times frc.a ;soirts.
town, Pa, August 2, says: It Is now asserted by
residents In the vicinity OF Sumneytown that tho
recent blowing up or Millers powder mill was the
act OF John Schmidt, who was blown up with IL
- wac q deliberate suicide. Schmidt was re.
oan,iw >aaseu ..~m m Doyiestown jail, where %
had been put for ..-,stan.iJ Quarreled
jealous wife, with whom he Co.,. Ia y1os
On the day the explosion took place lac A..
lent quarrel with his wife and was heard 70 ten
her that she would never again see him alive. An
hour later he was seen In the powder mill by his
assistant, VIM. Wambold, pulveriztng the presoed
powder In an iron trough, with an iron hammer.
Mr. Wamb0ld demonstrated with him upon tho
danger he was incurring, when he substituted o
wooden hammer for the iron one Mr.. Wambold
then left short time afterwards the explosion
took place and It supposed that Schmidt had again
used the iron hammer with suicidal Intent
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IIARE IS CENTS ROUND TRIP.

4
THE FAST AND SAFE STEAMER
JANE ~ JStTLG
WILL ON SUSDaES. TUES;DtYs. WEDSESDkIS
AM THUI; IIIc MAX tXCURSIONS
- TT BLACkISTON I LAMP,
LEAVING SIXTH sIkEtT WHARF At 0 4. NJ.
SHARP; EETU aNING ~ $3.50 PM.
BATHING, Grabbing AND FirHING SPECIAL
STATEROOMs AND MEALs TO BE HAD ON
BOARD OF BOAT.
PEOPLES FERRY 10 ALFXAND-.IA, VA.
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II Ow. X CEDAR POINT
EXCLUSION SCASNN.
STEAM Il ARMENIA

STEAM Il ARMENIA
Leaves wharf foot of 7th street daily a. H. Satur-
day exceTtcd; Surtey 10 "a ~. r.tI ing 9p.ni.
Fare. round trip 80 cents: ClIii,iren. 3 CENTS.
Or atdrt.1y Steamer VI at 80 T. fo- sail
down tie liver. returpinE at ii H., comne' ing
june 81. 1898 Fare % ceu.s :5-lln
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SARATOGA, NY, August 3-The first race, three
quarters OF mile, was won by King Fan, ALL
Hands-R0und second, and Callao third. Time,
117A.
The second race, one mile and 500 yards, was
won by Capias. Referee second, and Ballast third.
Time sack.
Third race, three quarters OF q mile, for two.
yearolds, was won by Conking. Welcher second.
and emigrant third. Time :16k.
Death Of q Retired Army Officer.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y. August &-Col E g. Mar
shall, on the retired list OF the army, die1 at
Canandaigua to-day from the eject Of wounds 10
ceived during the war.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

REGuL,R T ERaY
. SEVENT-I STREET HIINEF.
AexarGTia and Nas:tns~tcn boats l.ay,. haf hourly.
FARE i,EDjCi-D.
Excursion . ick ~ To ard return OILY
ElrfEfS CENTS.
Take large boz - and svo:ti the c-Cwsi- J 26-im
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TIIE FAST IEON STEAMER THOMPSON WILL
HIRE FTER RUt, ON SUNDAYS AZ A FERRY BE-
IWEIS
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
LEAVE WASHING Toi, FO,,T OF 9Th STREET,
TOLIONS: $50 l0:JD. i;3D =. NJ, $3.50. $780,
2:3n. 800. 4:JO. $50 a NJ 6:sU Z. ".
FOOT oF KIM 81 kELT, 10. II. II A. NJ, l, 2, j.
4, 3 and L. NJ. GO. Il. PHI. LIPS
iyl4- In Suuern neIlent.
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kILLED WITH CHARGE OF LATH NAIIS.-Wed-
nesday night John Cayton shot and killed Henry
Rice. The men lived four miles north of New
Salem, West Va Three months ago Cayton. who
has charge Of Judge Camdens land, tried to eject
Rice, and fight ensued. Shots were exchanged
New Salem to make purchases. and started home
about seven O'Clock. He carried gun. Cayton
says s @ ne met Rce at tne mouth OF rayine leading
shot Rice In selrdefense. After the shooting Cay
ton walked a mile and q half to q neighbOr'S, and
told what he had done. warrant was issued
yesterday morning. The gun was loaded with
lafh nails
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER-The following
were the readings at the of1ce OF the CHIEF signal
officer today: am. 737; IL an, SQ2. pm Saa
Maximum, 6a5; minimum. 6S.a
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REGISTER BRUCE TO STUMP OHIo-Ex-Senator
Blanche X. Bruce, register OF the Treasury, Will
go to Ohio early In September, and, beginn1n, on
the 1Ohh will make 25 speeches In tnat state for
the republican cause before the election. He has
been preparing for his work, and will enter the
canvass well equipped
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Two BRIcKLAYERs BURIED UNDER A FALLING
WALL-About l0H or ii o'clock this morning part
OF an old wall caved In at the Interior departme MT,
,burying two men beneath the debris. The entrance
to the coal vaults the east side OF the building
is being enlarged and the brick walls raised
bricklayerS had scarcely begun WORK when por-
ton OF the wall and the embankment above IL gave
way. Two bricklayers, James Phillips, OF Alex.
andria, and John BreSnahan, OF East Washington,
were thrown over by and buried under the fallen
wall The wOrkmen. alarmed at the wreck ran
ment, and Mr.. Combs, another employe, ran TO the
relief or the fallen men. Bresnahan was almost
completely buried. One OF his legs was broken
and tie other badly injured Phillips did not seem
to be so seriously hurt, but both men were int6f.
nally injured. They were sent TO their respective
homes.
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NOT GOING TO REs1GH.-The oft-repeated rumor
that Commissioner Marble, OF the Patent Onice,
had resigned or contemplated such a step, has
been revived, but there is no truth in It, The
ruInOr PROBABLY arose from the fact that one of
the patent examiners, Mr.. Paul Arnold has re-
signed.
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SAILORS 'SUPERsTITIONs.-The New York Herald
says: In speaking OF the shipment OF Senior Barcas
body on that steamer one OF the of1cers of the Nor
mandie said 1t was only partly true that precau-
tOnS had been taken, on account OF the supersti-
tons Of the sailors, not to let the OF the
Sailors were outgrowing that superstition. and in
fact 1t generally applied only In cases where death
had occurred On shipboarL Such shipments were
frequent on the European steamers, and the re-
mains OF the dead always appeared In the mani
fest as natural h1StorYn
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NAVAL NOTEs.-Lteut Commander F. w. Dick
ins relieved Lieut.. Commander T. Nj. Gardner OF
the command OF the storcshp Onward, Callao,
July 10th. The Pensacola sailed from Callao July
l2ih for the United States via Japan and Cape or
Good hope. On the same day Rear Admiral
Hughes transferred his flag to the Hartford
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THE BELMONT CHARGES.-The special committee
appointed to investigate the charges made by
Belmont of fraud ir connection
with the importation OF sugar at San Francisco
and Portland have concluded their Investigation
on the Pacific coast and have returned to this
city. They will meet In New York city next week
to confer with sugar importers before making
their report.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GovERNMsET RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue, $25s,392: customs. ;.GrG)7
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CONSULAR PROM0TIONs.-The President has pro-
noted James P. Dubois. consul at AK Ia Chapelle,
to be consul at Callao; Geo. F. Lincoln, consul at
Stettin, to be coUsul at AK la Chapelle; Warren
A. Warden, commercial agent at Guelph, and later
at st. Hvacinthe, to be consul at CharlOtletOWf.
Prince ElWarI'S Island
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MMER ARRANG. MENT.

The Steamer ". VI. CoRCORA@-. CAPTAIN L. L.
Blake will make dc Iy tiis = Mt. VERNON (Snndsys
except ~, toJ him, going and returning Alcxau
dria. Fer. /, c:e Fort NG>lil Irton. Marshall H%D
tiuhst,,II's. UTre- Giymont. boat her wharf,
foot Of stI street a. 10 H.. returning about 80 p
Fare TIE and trip to Mt Vernon, Il. To al other
TO nts - certs.
Oh SATURDAY EVENINGS special trips Boat will
laye at rn- and return ahcIi5 $50 =. III. Fare for
the ronnd ip 20 cents coed n;ISic in attendance.
Un So DAY AT ERNOON special tripa. Boat will
leave at returning abt lat p. Fare for The
TouDG trip, 20 cents.
Refresiimen nts aboard of the boat jy19-3m
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CEILING OUT, RE0ARDLESS OFx COST. THE
~ ENTIRE STOCK OF
,uy.E Z. E.Y0UN0S. 7S6 7th street.