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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-31
SHOE MANUFACTURERS SUSPEND.
The Pressure Of Several Large Obliga-
tiOns Being the Cause.

BosToN, July 3O.-The Journal states
that Charles W. Copeland & Co., shoe man.
uiacturers, have indefinitely suspended.
Their liabilities amount to $50 900, which
the firm says it has sufficient assets to GOV.
er. The firm has several New York con-
neclions, and some of the liabilities are
due in that city. The failure is said to be
due 10 the sudden pressure Of several large
obligations, and the firm, in justice to It's
creditors, decided TO suspend operations
until an understanding can be arrived at.
Another Break.
EosTON, July 30-The Journal says that
Steadman 4 Co., shoe dealers of Yew York
have suspended in connection with Cope.
land & Co., of which house they are a
branch also In is announced here that
w. y. Taller Il Co.. shoe dealers of 3alti
more, have suspended in connection with
Copeland's failure. ani that Hofsemyer x
Son, of Norfolk, Va, are in trouble from
the same cause.
BROCKTOwN, MASS, July 3O.-Superin.
tendent Charles ". Copeland & Co s bot
and shoe factory, this city, Saturday re.
ceived word from Copeland, who is absent,
to suspend business indefinitely and TO take
account of the stock and pay the help ali
that is due them. The firm has factories
in BroCkton, Natick. North Abingdon and
Midway, and employs altogether about six
hundred hands.
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g<rsr Barea's BODY.

NV YoEK, Jrly Se.-The body Of sen9r
Bsrca xill tomorrow be placed in Q vsslt
IN ,he c.metery on s~eond street and Sec
opd ,yenEe. On Wednesday i Hii os
,assp 10 Frrrce on the steamer NORMANDY
srd thence 20 Spain. where IL w,ii oe III
t1rTed. There will be DO fgaera! SERVICES
~ lnis city.
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DEATHS FROM CHOLERA.

The Deadly ScOurge Continues its
RnVaSes at Cairo.
CArEo, July 3O-There were $50 deaths
from cholera here on Sunday and Alb at
twenty other places between Minyeh and
the Mediterranean, The government is
considering project for the partial burn
ing OF other dangerous quarters in the
city ike Bulak.
Suspicious.
LONDON July 80 The Standards CORE
spOEdent at Cairo says there will probably
be heavy death returns from Alexandra
shortly, when secrecy is no longer possible.
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The President at White Sulphur.
Special to the Registe,

WHITE SULrHUR SPRINGS, July 30.-Presi-
dent Arthur arrived here this evening.
The appearance Cf the Chief Executive Gre
ated quite an excitement at the White.
The party leave at , A. N. for Louisville.
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At Pittsburgh.

PIrrsBuRGH, July 3O.-The situation OF
the telegraphers' strike remains unchang,
ed. The Western Union people reported
two new recruits this morning. Mr.. Will
liams says Chicago dispatches state the
force complete and operators to spare. The
same is the case in New York, where ten
of the strikers went to work this morning.
''In Pittsburgh" said the gentleman, 1--WE
are better of in many respects than before
the strike. Some of our second class men
wouldn't do any more than they could
possibly get along with. | mean they
would Soldier" if the opportunity was Of
fered. The new men are anxious to work;
they seek it and therefore more is accom-
plished.
this morning and every day growing
stronger" The Brotherhood had differ.
ent story TO tell. Twenty three of the men
that had been at work in Chicago came out
last week. Only one striker had weakened,
arc that was in Cleveland some days ago.
The Brotherhood always made them feel
confident of success. Some of the officers
said the story that railroad operators would
be ordered out was not correct. They would
refuse all commercial business, but would
remain at their desks. They also stated
that the b. Il 0. wou'd find it useless -
attempt negotiations unless it dealt directly
with the officers of the league.
The TeIegraphers
are Just now enthusiastic over the propose
establishment 0f new telegraph company
on the cooperative plan that will lay Jay
Gould's Western Union watersd stock low
IN dividends. They want an association
that cannot be sold out or consolidated, or
which no stakeholder can have advantage
over another. 1t is proposed to make Il
combined effort and complete the subscrip-
ton in ore day, and it is expected they
can get $3O,OOO,COO pledged, which will
more than du pllcate every wire in the
United States.
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AMurderer Jailed.

LIrrLE Rock, July 3O.-A young man
named Charles Anderson has been arrested
and Jailed in Pine Blug, charged with ss
saSsinating Luke Pryor, in Janetson's
store, at Garre tson's Landing, Ark, g
couple of weeks ago.
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LOOK OUT BELOW.
Seventy-BVe Lumber Rats on the
Rampage ON the Upper Ohio-Loss
Of Lie Reperted.

OF Lie RePerted.
PrrrsBURGH, Pa, July 29.-Seyenty.fve
rats, containing $4,000 feet Of lumber
were swept from their moorings at Herr's
Island to-day, by a freshet in the Allie
gheny river. A heavy rain fell all along
the river last night, and the rise came
on so suddenly that the RATS were
swept away before the owners had
time to save them. When the break
occurred a number of men jumped
on the RATS and endeavored to secure
them, but their efforts were fruitlesS, and
in few minutes the swift current was car
rying them down the river. At the Sixth
street suspension bridge raft with an un-
known man on, struck the pier and went
to pieces. The man was drowned before
assistance could reach him. 1t was report
ed that three others shared similar fate,
but this was not verified. The loss will ag.
gregate two hundred thousand dollars. No
damsge is reported from other points.
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DECISION RENDERED
By the CommissiOnhr Of the General
land Ofice In u ~. Louis Land

by the SOmmtSsIOnnF OI the trentfh
Land Ohice In -. Louis Land
Case.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The Commission
er of the General Land Office rendered a
decision to day in the private land case in
volving the title to large tract Of city
property in the city Of St. louis. The case
came before him on application by the at
torneys for Chas z. COntean and Lewis
Joseph Mainvilie for approval, OF what is
known as survey SSO9, which includes a
tract OF land Of which the applicants
claim the ownership by virtue of
concession made by the French govern.
ment in 176s to Joseph Calve, whose legal
representatives they claim to be. 1t ap-
pesIs that other persons claiming to be
POSSESSION vi Irc Vs.-~s t---..L raiua q 70 in
extent in another part of the city, winch
was located as II concession OF the French
government TO Caiye by survey Known as
survey 1853, taken in the early part OF the
century. The Commissioner decides against
the approval OF survey 1909. He says the
records OF this office will show that Calves
representatives based upon the concession,
p0ssession and cultivation (of tract OF land
located in survey 1889 prior to 1913, was
fayorably reported by Recorder Bates IN
his rcport February 3, 1916, and confirmed
by an act of Congress approved April -,
lS'G. II is clearly not within my power to
rev, rSp the action Of the recorder. AT all
events this action Was confirmed Nv Con-
grcSs and is conclusive upon this poInt.
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A Rig Land sale.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 3O.-To day
tract of seven thousand acres OF timo Der
land in Salini and Hot Spring counties
was sold by the st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain Railroad Company to Davenport,
Iowa, Syndicate.
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S,abb.I His Rro,n.r n..,S

MNC"N, Ga, July SO.-A youth named
-, Ney' ssso seventeen, living near Center.
vine STABBED his older brother in the left
side, killing him. The Coroner's inrv
'OunG him guilty Of murder.
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RnflN EOnnd.

CINCIxNATI, July SO.-Some workmen
digging gravel in the vicinity OF the Gncin'
nati Southern railroad depot, this morning,
discovered the body Of Young Weter, who
wss lost tberelast February, at the time
the Hood swept away portion OF the depot.
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Sitting q. a Dangerous Place.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. July 30-While sit
ting on trestle of the Iron Mountain rail.
read, twenty miles south Of Little R0ck,
Sunday night, young farmer named John
Crosby Was run over by a north bound
Lsss~..,::ss. ..aiL 49,. A...S1-
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ReAult Of the Rallot

CONCORD. n. H., July 3J.-The result of
ballot for a United States Senator 10. day {:
Austin F. Pike. l; Jacob II. Gauinssr, 2;
Gilman Marsrou, 8; Harry Bingham, I;
William Z. Chandler, 6. Total %. No
Quorum in either House.
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A Benefit for tee striking Operators.

SAN Francisco, July 3O.-The theatrical
performances last evening at the Grand
Opera House for the benefit OF the striking
operators, under the auspices of the
knights of Labor, netted 5000. The gross
receipts were about g, 500.
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Two Mem nrnuneIl.

Providence. r. l., July 30.-Chas. Hooi
snd Ed. Sissoh, of Pawcatuck, were drown
ed last night at Watch Hill, by the cap
sizing Of boat. The bodies have been re-
covered,
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Rarhf0Rn Races

SARATOGA, July S0.-The second race, q
mile and FIVE furlongs, for all ages, was won
by Drake Carter, Blszes second, and Jim
Nelson third. Time, 800.
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uss vsss.s Aasssasss.

S,s YozK, July 3o-An order tos s,fsss
va. issued In ths 6apsens Court aestos'
.-,. Richard II. 1. 1igbs, pastor q ofso:
ciurch chapel. IN the suit commeno.o
.Ys.nst him By fbos. J. Hoblett re s
ito. IL Tor twenty -6ss thons:sd ao,lso
dsusee for alispstisg bic Wits shscnocss
by Lying and slssdssous s.sie@ M
which Soblett alleges fesolsec ~ \.
carcerstion In IN insbrists ssy'a"
ths t&nf,sntfaYy.
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ENrERPRlsrG local agents wanted in this
town for an article that is sure TO sell.
Live druggists and grocers preferred. Ad.
dress Huniston Food PreservaSiye Co., =
hilby street, Boston.
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$50 Houses Destroyed by Fire.
France and China.

Io~roN. July 3U.-The Standard ) cor
respondent at Hong Kong says the success
of The recent sOrtie of the French IN Ton
gLin was due 10 the fact thst half 0t the
garrison was secretly conveyed in JunEs
ana took the enemy in the rear by sur
prise. The Chinese still persist in main
tail. ing the prohibition OF the expectation
OF Ca,le for the French forces. The French
SQUADRON will shortly make demoastra'
ion on the Chinese coast.
Tie Standards correspondent at Vienna
learns that China proposed 10 TriCon, the
French Minister, that negotiations be
opened for formal treaty, and France
readily assented TO the proposals.
AnaIy zing the Water Of the Nile.
ALEXANDRIA, July 50.-An analysis has
been made Of the water of the Nile. which
shows that it is infected with putrid matter
TO and above the cataracts.
An order Issued From the senate.
BREMEN. July 3O.-The Senate has issued
sn order TO all the captains Of vessels arriv-
ing from America with picked pork as
part of their cargo to notify the Custom
authorities of the quantity they have on
board under pain Of 300 marks hne Tor
neglect to do so.
The French SOrtie In TONG uin.
LONDON. July 3O.-Special dispatches to
the London papers state that the sorte oy
the French III TOnquin on the 18th INST,
when a thousand OF the enemy was killed,
was made from Namdinh and not from
Hanoi, as stated in q report sent from Ion
quin 10 the French Minister Of Marine.
A Rumor Denied.
nrRBAS, July 30-It is denied that
Dabalmauzi, brother Of Cetewayo, has been
| killed.
The second sueH Canal.
LONDON, July 30-In the Commons, to-
| day. Gladstone said before any acton
could be taken regarding the second Suez
| canal the House should have an opportunl'
" Of expressing its opinion on the subject.
! The government, he said, desired the mer-
chants and shippers 10 have ample time TO
| consider the matter. The government does
not intend an early renewal OF negotia'
tons as it is hopeless to consider the ques'
tion fairly, as long as it is entansied IN
| politics.
Unfurled q Red Flag.
GENEVA, July 30-At q meeting oil so
cialist wo-kmen, violent speeches were
| made summoning the State 70 provide EN-
| ployment for workmen. The assembly
sfterwsrds proceeded to the Town hail bu
the officials refused to receive the deputa
tion, wherein pom the leader Of the proces
eion unfurlea red flag. He-and seVera
others were arrested.
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MANY times you want to keep meat or
fish for several DAYS. Lay it in a solution
Of Rex Magnus over night and you cau
keep II for weeks. you CNn slso keep milk
week or 50 BY stirring ia q little OF the
''SGcg T.--LL." brand
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NNGO, July 80 The Swiss society in
Wy viii celebrate the anniversary of
". ding OF the Swiss Republic on
ny August, by a parade Of The mill.
Ne civil societies,
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VICTORIOUS.
The Miners at Kerling's Pit Resume
Great Preparations for the COnVen-
piOn To-day.

tiOn To-day.
PITTsBURGH July 30-Word was received
at the miners headquarters today to the
effect that the men at Keeling's pit had re-
sumed work this morning at 81 cents, the
figures which they struck for This trou.
Die, which also included the Castle Shan.
non pit still remains unsettled at the lat
ter place. The mines are making eXtel-
sive preparations for the district COnven.
ton tomorrow. Secretary Flanuery states
that in all probability i; will be the best
ate uded convention of miners that has
been held in this city for some time. The
prircipal business 10 be transacted is
the election Of officers for the coming
wear.
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Sr. LOUIS, July 30.--This morning 2S6
warrants were sworn out against violstors
of the Sunday law. This is the list Of Of
tenders
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CARLINsyILLE, Ill, July S0.-Two miners
named Henry Stats snd Geo. Kelser, were
instantly killed in the LoomiS coal mine
on Saturday by the falling Of slate roof.
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u.rA~r saA 6sSesls.

su York, July so.-tsscsss shsrsc,ss .I q
and rife sers this nossisg foasa asss y
= spU pfUur,ish.d room /. ws.t I.ss:y < :ssoor 20
s,,.st Bo.h uess shot thfeseh sbs - :
II is supposed 10 b a. q ss,.s. = ~. =
.a,c;ds The psD was sbous ~ y..
.Se end his viis As To osaWW
tsseedy y uskavuA
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PARkERSBuRG.
Tree That Has ''Stood Oh" storm OF
Many YeaFs-Persepal nnd otner
Matters.

NpSCt1 70 inc hFylsNI'
T,RKERsErRG, July 30 The Katie Stock.
dsIe passed up Saturday night with good
trim. IL was after dark when she CAME into
this port and her electric light was dis
plaved for the FIRST time here.
The Oneida and C. c. Martin carried pas
sengeTs 10 the oolored campmeeting al
Marietta to-day.
The many friends Of Capt. Schoonoyer
will he glad TO see him on the deck OF the
HeaIherineton, after a short illness.
II. II. Clark, of Wheeling, autographed
al ANDY Ais popular Central on Saturday.
DR.. A. C. Sia!naker, Of BuckhAnnou, is
greeting friends in Parkersburg.
Charley Whitman, of lronton, is visiting
friends IN Volcano and Parkersburg.
Judge stesly, Of Tyler county, was here
on Suncsy.
Probably the Oldest bearing fruit tree in
this section is a pear tree on the premises
of Mr. Smith, in Belpre, o., opposite Park
ersburg. For tb7ee quarters OF century
this tres has stoed the beat OF the summer
and the stormy blasts OF winter, and Is To-
dav in a healfy condition and OF huge d.
mtn,iuns. 1t Is now oEer three feet IN
disuaeter, ahou. 30 feet in height aud load
ed with peaEA 1t is said that this tres rs
never failsd to have come fruit on Il since
arriving at the bearing age.
Onr talented and genial friend, a. M.
Campbell, better known as Gus Cam ?
bell, one Of the brightest members Of the
Rosne county bar. passed through here
Saturday, en- route 10 st. Aary's. IN Peas
ant county, where be intends 10 locate
I ''G Us" will also Practice a. the Wood coun
~ hsl.
Rsv. Gaylord. Of Pennsylvania, filled thu
| puipit of Calyasy Presby terian Church on
| Sunday, and sdministersd the sacrament
| of the Lords Supper.
Hon. W. A. Cooper spent Sunday viii
| friends here.
| VIM. Could, formerly on the State Stand
| ard, is greeting friends in oarkersbIrg.
| The funeral Of the late Mrs. u. z. An
MS, took place from the Baptist ohurc
Tuesday morning, and vas largely al
| tended.
Mrs. A. Neptune and children are rust
caurg in the country, aud Captain y wh
10 one of The most popular conductors o
the b. * O., Is counting the days whe
he can welcome them home again.
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Crushed by Cars.

ERIE, Pa, July S0.-This evening Chss.
Ksine, gravel train hand of the Lake
Shore road, fell between the cars and yas
crashed
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= --- WHEELING. W. VA. TUESDAY MORNING.
A BIG FARURE.
The Largest Tanners I'm the worfd are
Forced 90 Make an Assfgnmene.

The Largest Tanners I'm the Worfa are
Forced 90 Make an Assfgnmens.
BdsroN, July 30.-The Journal says thai
p. Shaw and Brothers, the largest tanners
in the world, made an assignment to day 10
F. A. Wyman. Their total liabilities can
not be given, but their assets are stated at
sboat $5,OOO0OO. They were creditors 10
Charles. W. Copee 4 Co. to the amount of
100000.
The 6rst news of the embarrassment on
the street came from return Of the firms
checks from the clearing house endorsed
"No funds" An hours lime after the reg
ular settlement hour was asked and grant
ed, but although funds at hand almost sut-
ficent to cancel immediate obligations, il
was found impossible to permanently tide
over the embarrassment.
The Coalition OF their Affairs.
BosToN, July 30.-The liabilities stated
by authority OF the counsel OF the tlrm are
said TO be s, ,5O0,0 900, the nominal assets
$5,0C0,0O0 The assets include tanneries in
the north of Maine, New York State, New
Brunswick and Quebec, and one and one.
half million acres of land in Maine. There
were from ten to fifteen thousand people
employed by the concern. The immediate
cause of the failure was the suspension OF
Copeland & Co., who owe Shaw Bros. $780,.
600. THE failure can be traced to the sus.
pension of the Pacific Bank year ago.
Shaw Bros, at the time the bank collapsed,
held number OF shoe and leather firms
up, and have been carrying these firms
ever since the Pacific banks failure, and
the firms will probably be heard from
within few days.
The creditors of Shaw & Co. are chiefly
Maine, Boston and New York banks, and
some of the largest hide and leather houses
in this city. The tanneries OF the firm will
be kept running 10 work up the stock
whish is six months behind on orders.
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THE POSTPONED RACE.
Ina g. wins the Fisal Heat Yesterday
M0FninG.

PIITsBUkeH, July S0.-Ths postponed
race in the 2:25 class came off at Homewood
Park this morning, and resulted in vic
tory for Ina G. There were only four en-
tries left when the race was postponed,
and these were Zoe B., Algath, and Ina G.
each having won two heats, and Western
with one heat. Two heats were required to
settle the race this morning. Western,
who had one beat, winning the tirst in 2:25,
and Ina G. winning the second and the race
in 2:2S. The purse was for 81 500 and $500
added, for fastest heat fin 30.
The winners.
The following shows the winners in the
different events and the amount of the
purses which they captured; 2:2S class
s225; Kate Mccall $3.50. 2:'to elass-Xattie
H. $500; Brick, $50; Hawthorn, si50;
Aleen Almont, Sl00. Pacing, 2:S0 class
Billy 8. $500; Fritz, $3.50; Hi Ball. $50;
Juliet 800. 2:l5 class. b. Thomas,
(Ainnie RS money also) $500;
Adele Gouid, $500; Wilson, $500. 22s cas-
Sleepy Joe, $500; Lady Leah. $3.50; Brown
Wilkes, $3.50; Maggie f., $780, Special
Jay Rye See, 81, 900; Msjolics, $1,000. 22l
class-Phillis, $3.50; Buzz Medium, $S75;
0veTman, s225; Brandy Boy, $l50. $50
class Lucy RS money also)-Felir, 500;
Msmbrino Clay, $3.50; Lady Upton,
$3.50 Free tor all pace Buffalo Girl,
$50; Rich Ball, 1915; Flora
Bell, s225; Gem, $3.50. Pacs-220
rlass--Eddie D., 500; Billy s.. $3.50; Juliet,
Sl5a: Lone Jack, 500. Special race (ior
parsGing in front OF the grand stand st.
Julien, $SVG; Trinket, 500; Fanny Wither
spoon, S2o0; Edwin Thorne, 500. 2:2j
class-Ind c., $50; Algsth, 1915; Zoe B,
Sos; Western, $3.50. Duquesne won 81 ,0oo
but Mr.. HsCke, his owner, donated this
amount 10 the association after the heat.
The only fine imposed during the meet.
ing WAS on Westmont, and that was ten
dollars for coming out late after the judges
bell had been ruug
Brighton Beach Races.
RRIGHToN BEACH July 3O-Mie-. for
sll ages Joe Mitchell, first; Chill,
secsnd Emma, third. Time. l:iil..
1hree-qusrters OF mile Edwin 4, first;
knight Templar, second Rushsway,
third. Time, l:l7.
Mile and an eiShth-Lord Edward. first;
Little Buttercup, second; Anne c, third.
Time l:564.
Seven eighths of mile-H H.. first;
Fairwdters. second; Centennial, third.
Time, l:3l4.
Mile and an ciehth-Iute Fogel, hrst;
GrigaTd Belle. second; Ranger, third.
Time, ~
Metropolis first; Barney Aaron,
second; rlunger, third. Time, | Il.
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have been very SICK over two years:
They all gave me up Is past cure. / tried
the most skillful physicians, but they did
not reach the worst part. The lungs and
heart would fll up every night and distress
me, spd my throat was very bad. l told
my cbildrtn never should die in peace
until had tried Hop Bitters. / have
taken two bottles. They Eaye helped one
very y. och indeed. am low well. There
vss a lot Of sick folks here who haze seer
byw they helped me, sud they used theif
81 d are cured, and feel as thankful as ~
that there is 70 valuable medicine made
~ Js... 4. cCs.aiA9.
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TO- STUDY AMERICA.
The object Of MonsignOr CapeI's Visit
10 the United States.

10 VUt VuIItU bIdItHs
NEW YORK, July 30.-Monsignor Capal,
after resting at the hotel, called upon Car
dinal McClosky and Archbishop Carrigan
and had brief interview with each. He
left the city al 4 o'clock for Burlington, n.
j., where he will make short visit to
some friends Monsignor Capel proposes
10 give a course of lectures in the princi.
pal cities. Among o,her things he will
lecture on are art, painting education and
Catholicism, and kindred subjects, One
Of the principal objects of mis- visit is to
Stu1v Amarica
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FOREIGN NEWS.
HagratiOn IN 'IDterview-A Big Con.

HapratiOn IN Ipterview-A Big Con.
Wafer OF the Nile.
BERLIN, July 3O.-No Ministers will be
present at the interview between the En-.
peror of Germany and the Emperor OF
Austria, OF Ischl, August eth. The Crown
Prince of Austria will attend the man"uv-
ers of the German army.
$50 Houses Destroyed by Fire.
ST. PETERsBuRG, July 30.-One hundred
and eighty houses have been destroyed by
fire in the town Of ~emcnov, in the Govern.
ment OF Nizhnee NOvgOrOd.