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An Excellent Rain Obituary Personal
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An Excellent Rain Obituary Personal.
Etc.
WEArHERToRD, Aug. 4.-[speoial. IAN
excellent rain fell here thiseveniue, and the
indications ere that IL was general.
Mrs. Partnett, wife Of Conrad partnett
died last evening, aitor a lingering Illness
She was lady much esteemed by her ac-
Quaintances.
Mrs. White, the estlmable wife Of Mr..
John Il. White, formerly OF Weatherford.
yesterday.
Captain A. ]. Ball is attending court al
Henrietta. In defense Of hen and Marion
Harton, charged with the theft OF horses.
Lanham Il Stephens, Of Weatherford.
were employed this week to 10 10 nj Paso'
to defend Howard Doughty for killing po.
liceman Mode, OF that city, some weeks
since. nA
Wagon-loads o. people pass here daily on
their way to the Pho Pinto county Mineral
wells. M "a - -
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sr. LouI' Aug, q. II. Clark, James
Hill, Harry Davis aud Charles Nichols,
members of gang Of railroad car thieves,
who have been operating along the line OF
the Iron Mountain railroad, have lust
been convicted at Burne, CLARK c1unty.
Arkansas, OF robbing cars, and sentenced
from one to i've years In the peuitentary.
Two OF these men went In the country last
winter ostenably 70 chop wood, but
soon after theirarfiyal began their Chewing
operations. They were arrested py Delec.
tive John Eagan, and were last week tried
at Butue, w,th the ahoys result. The gepc
is entirely broken up.
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MoBuE, Aug. l-The revenue cutter
Forward, - while on cruise outside Sand
Island, of Mobile bay, yesterday, spoke
the Norwegian bark "pasco Degoma,n from
Vera Cruz, with yellow fever ON board.
The sick are reported to be convalescinp
and needing no assistance The bark was
prohibited from oominA aarer than ten
miles to Mobile bar andV.e pilot not All.
lowed TO 10 on board; was ordered to ship
Island, and setsail at once with fair winds.
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wAxAHAonIE
Receives tho rlrst Balo-No Ra,r

Receives tho First Baie--No Rain.
WAxAHAouIE, Aug. i.-IBy Telephone. ]
The first bale Of the season was received
here to-day for this market. II classed
strict middling, and was bought by Mr.. a.
w. King, a cotton buyer here al twelve
cents.
There was no rain at this place to-day
Crops are looking we'll.
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PARIS, Aug. The Temps, referring to
the plot 20 restore monarchy In France.
says the official police report declares Tint
a political organization possessed of
various means Of action exists ia France
apparently organized by lerltlmist
chiefs. The public prosecutor has been
instructed TO conduct the trial of the ar
reted conspirators. Several legitlmists
will be examined.
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COLEMAN, Aug. 4.-[special.l l-Our ooun-
" is on a boom. Harvesting has tnrr ed
out considerably aboye'the average for the
last lew years, and especially the oat and
corn crop is good. A heavy sorghum oron
will be made throughout the county. There
will be OF millet and other feed an abund.
ance. Reports from the interior country
are to the eject that cotton Is suiIsriny
much from drouth. The early crop n nro.
gressinR tolerably well, but the later eron
needs rain. There are no worms.
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WICHITA, KAs, Aug. 4-The Easls
mas intelligence from Ro guam
territory, the present headquarters OF the
Oklahoma Indians, under date OF August %
which says; AT this time there are about GOO
people located at that point. The Eagle
Informant wants the officer at Fort Reno to
have orders to lot the settlers remain, at
least that is the impression OF settlers.
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ALEXANDRIA, Aug. Alive deaths from
cholera occurred here yesterday.
slMLA, Aug. 4.-The Indian government
will send to Egypt seven doctors and forty
assistants
CoNsrASTINopLE, Aug. i.-rhe interna.
tilnal sanitary council will impose twenty.
hye days quarantine on vessels which have
had cases OF cholera on board. Other rigid
re, trictions will also be enforced
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HOWE, Aug. l.-[special. IA much
needed rain fell to-day, the first In A mum.
ber OF weeks. Farmers think unless the
boil worm makes its appearance the cotton
crop will be much better than any for some
years back. The prospect for corn Is very
promising. The oat crop is about half
have been delivered to date.
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nlshop Fordorro Cons.

LIMA, Aug. 4--The body OF Blshop For.
dorfo was conveyed to the cathedral YES
terday, for burial aud funeral services. ana
was buried to-day with great ceremony.
The deceased was constitutional Delegate
OF the Monterey government; blshop of
Guheeo and Tlnorhholis. aud dean ofthe
u sdfei W. 'hi,s.l Is muen &C.
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NECK WEAR!

Having secured from various manufacturers all the
choicest goods in the market in Misses and Ladies' Neck
wear far below the value Of the material in hen-ready cash
sometimes great inducemen-and finding we have over
$4,000 worth of Lace Goods truly say that we will
display the Largest Cheapest and Handsomest line of Neck
wear ever brought the State and propose to sell them for
divided them in five lots so come early before the choicest
goods are gone.
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RoNE, Aug. 4.-Negotiatlons between the
Vatican ami France IN regard to religious
affairs have through the letters of Presi'
dent Grevy resulted IN accord on the nrin.
oipal questions At issue. Instructions In
accordance with the arrangementAnAde
have beon sent TO the papM nunoio al
Paris w
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LONDON, Aug. 4.--Anolher earthquake
was felt In the towns of Forio
and lscheii, on the island Of Ischeii.
this afternoon. Several houses at Forio
collapsed. Three persons who were bur-
Queen Victoria sent telegram 10 King
Humbert. rendering her sympathy
with the Italian people over the
recent catastrophe at Ischief.
The king In reply, thanked tho queen for
sympathy. saying that the Italians re-
gard the English with feelings OF the warm.
est friendship,
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Plano, Aug. 4.-ISpeciAl. l-Messrs. w. l..
Hall and A. oppenheimer, Of Dallas, were
here to-day, soliciting subscriptions to the
stock OF the Dallas Cotton Manufacturing
company. They secured seyenty.two shares
ana have the promise of about fifty more
from parties who have taken the matter
under consideration. The following is a
list OF subscribers: J. II, Bowman, 25 shares.
q. W. Bowman, 25 shares; l.. W. Oglesby'
10 shares; j. d. Engelman, 8 shares, j. r.
Kendrick, shares; J. o. Godfrey, share
J. j. Strain, share. With such subscribers
as the above the cotton mill certainly must
be a success. The Bowman brothers, who
have so literally subscribed to this enter.
prise, have thus far threshed about 40 900
bushels OF gram, and are the possessors of
one Of the finest farms in north Texas.
Their friends, OF whom they have legions
are proud OF their success, and a country
possessed Of such liberal-miaded and enter.
prislng farmers is TO be congratulated.
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NKw YORK, Aug, 4,-There are no new
developments in the telegraph war to-day.
Both sides are still hrm.
As meeting Of the striking telegram
operators this evening, Chairman Mitchell
stated bill OF grievances had been prs.
sented to-day TO the officers of the nsis.
ware. Laokawanna & Western railway hv
the, telegraphers employed on that road
ana bllls OF grievances we're also to be pre'
sented 10 day by telegraphers EMPLOYED by
the roads leading out Of Chicago. Mitchell
SAID ne thought that the telegraphers in the
employ OF the Chicago & Alton railroad
would strike this evening,
CINCINNATI, Aug, 4.--0ne OF the striking
operators returned 10 his desk in tho West.
ern Union Office to-day.
The troubles heiween the cigar manuiac.
turers and emnloyes seem likely 10 br.ak
out airesh. To-day the Progressive union
men employed in Attenburg's shop unit
work because the omplover engaged men
belonging to the International union, This
action OF Attenburg's men is not connie.
nanced by the employees OF other manulao.
tnrers, as under the late agreement the
latter were to employ meu from either
union.
BALTIMORE, Aug. AIRS. Mary E
Hughes, of st. Louis, aged 81, .,ommitted
suicide this morning. Separation from her
husband and domestic trouble, il is said
led TO the act.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4 The following bulletin.
respecting the strike situation, was received
here this evenings
New York, Aug, I-To r. G. olowry, General
superlntendene
This week closes with our force
largely increased and our ser.
vice. greatly improved over this
previous week, the past two DAYS having
reached almost perfection. The strikers
are discounted by the daily recurring de.
mails OF the absurd stories put anoat by
their leaders to give them heart. Tney find
that the feast to which they were invited
is supplied only with husks. The rail
road operators did not 70
out thirty-.liye operators dld
not desert from the New York office
General Eckert did not resign; the West.
ern Union directors did not disrgree. and
last OF all, they would not confer and CON.
promise. Comment upan the inevitable
results ia unnecessary.
lSignedl CHARLEv A TlNKKR.
Gamer. Suta o.. ftF
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WACO. IN
Resigned-PolloemAn and Dago-Dofylng
The Sunday Law,

Waco, Aug. i.-Ispecial,l-City Attor.
ney Balinger has resigned to accept a posl
ton as attorney for the Gould railway avs.
tenn, and LEFT this afternoon Tor Houston
difficulty occurred this afternoon he
tween Policeman Bel and an Italian bar.
Der named Ground, over q shave. Gronnd
was worsted.
A number OF ex-msmbers Of Company q,
OF the Sixth Texas cavalry, met at The
courthouse to-day. II was arranged 10
Leave here in body on Monday for lie sol.
diers reunion at Mckinney.
AT the second meeting OF the liquor deal.
ers OF Waco to-day, Il was decided 10 pay
no attention to the new Sunday law. The
county officials will. Il is understood.
promptly arrest all offenders. A lively
time 10 anticipated.
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The Eastern soourge.

WAsHrSGroS, Aug, 4,-W. r. Stevens,
United States consul at Smyrna writes to
the national board of health, under date of
July 18th, last, as follows The news from
Egypt is less alarming than at the time of
my last report. Facts have come to light
tending to show that the disease decimali ~
the population Of Damietta Is not cholera.
but malignant local cistemper, caused by
the filthy condition OF the town and un.
clean habits Of the lower classes, whose
principal article Of food is fish, caught from
water polluted aud poisoned by being used
as the receptacle for ofinl, the carcasses
Of deceased animals, etc. During the Brit.
ish occupation many animals perished, and
their bodies were dumped in the water re.
gardless q the consequences. This theory
is strengthened by the following facts The
disease first made its appearance in Dami.
eta on the ith Of June, but was not made
public until the 10th, at which time the
death rate was too large for longer conceal.
ment; second, the mortality is confined
almost wholly 10 the nations who disregard
in their m ode Of ofliying, all sanitary require.
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A Good Rain-Proporty Sold -sunstroko-
humors of Wreck.

DENHos, Aug. 4--Ispecial.l-A heavy
rain fell to-day and created much good
feeling, except to ]. IL. streeper, for whom
II washed the walls OF the brick stable he
was building, losing him much wealth,
Hon. X, 5. Stevens, founder of our town.
has sold his remaining lands In Denlson
and Texas to A. Il. Collins. The sale IN.
oludes some fine property hero, the Deni.
son ~ Pacific railway lands and other large
bodies OF land In this and Cooke counties,
Mrs. Ault, living Just south of town, was
prostrated by heat last night and died later
The coroner's jury returned verdict ac.
cordingly.
Rumors Of serious wreck north reached
here to-day, but the particulars could NOT
be learned, az the railroad authorities en-.
join silence on the employees.
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MELBOURNE, Aug. 4.-Layoock, the Aus
traliaa sculler, has issued a challenge to
Hanlan to row race for the champlonship
oi the world, at Paramata, New South
Wales Btakos fi OOO
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orrowA, Aug. l.-oTine to the recent
threats made by the Inylncibles, the guard
to be mounted at Ridiean hall afler the ar.
rival of Marquis Lansdowne, will be sup.
piled with ball cartridges. Lord Lorne aud
Princess Louise will remain here until the
arrival Of Lord Lansdowne.
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oyILLA.
DIed-nlltsn by somo urly Animal

bieu-bitteh ~ Somo uRly Animal.
oyILLA, Aug. 4,-lspeciai YESTERDAY
morning at about o'clock, little Dorsey
Newton died OF congeation OF the brain.
Dorsey VIZ q sprightly boy OF eight years
old, tb 0ngest son OF d. J. New
Mrs.A, Xo. Ntord was bitten OF the
night Of m O. s,omethlne, but in the
darkness rhes sA,tAN tell what Il was,
but thought IT, 20 ,.qoak, and Mr.. Hos.
ford took her 10 n N q, TO a mad stone.
Have not heard the Ntf
Iss p cPuroS BSUsIaIssss a. ssiIUs %sS BY the
and interest good. e,
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LivERrooL, Aug. A,-The new Red Star
line steamer, Western Land. vas launched
successfully here to-day. She Is the larg.
est vessel ever built or made Of steel, and
OF 60OO tons burden, 4j0 feet long, AZ feet
wide, and will accommodate 1850 passen-
rpra
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PlrrBuRo, Aug, i.--G. W. Karnes, en-
route from Kansas City to his home in
Venango county, Pennsylvania, committed
suicide in the express on the Pan Handle
railroad this morning near this city, by
shooting himself 1t is supposed that he
was mentally derAnged.
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VIScENSEs, ISD., Aug, Am inoen.
diary fire yesterday destroyed the stove
works and stoves OF Munroe & Co.. and
lumber belonging TO Ref & Howard and
Messenger & Co., Of Chicago. Total loss Ia
estimated at $50 900; partly insured.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 4.-The United
States steamship Dispatch, with the presi
dents sister and daughter on bo o,rd, has
arrived at Newport.
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Meeting of democratic s,.,. o.,,,,,,,,.

Meeting of Democratic state Committee
Nrw YoRk, Aug. A. special : IN,
democratic state committee met At Corn
wall hall TO confer about conducting pri
maries at the next state conyentlop. Aot
I've preratations for the campaign lre be
Ing made. sin. ~ w
,lounty, ,iensio *
aud examine ou.,
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 4,--The Republican
publishes an interview with an Irishman
named Cornelius o'Donnell, who claims TO
be a brother OF o'Donnell who shot the
Dublin iniormer, Carey, at Port Elizabeth,
south Africa. To the interviewer o,pon.
nell said; My brother leit Chicago. wher.
live, about eight months ago, and said he
was golngto Ireland TO help the sufE,rios
people there. impored him not 10 do 80 S
showing what the result might be. He ala
not heed my advice, however, and left on
me steamer Alaska In November, arriving
IN DUBLIN about two weeks after. / re.
ceiyed cablegram about two months aeo.
announcing that he was going TO leave ior
south Africa with his wife, TO settle there
ihat Is the last heard from him TN read
the dispatch announcing the shooting. NV
orother was always q Wild, unmanaeeable
sort OF fellow, and has been around the
world several times. He married Chioago
lady named Burns, by whom he had two
children, who are In Chicago. am going
south, and may possibly 20 to Port Eliza.
beth, out don't thinkl SHALL"
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ments; thlrd, the disease is limited 10
a small territory; fourth. ia
previous course, and the supposition that II
Is Asia1ic cholera can't ha traced with the
disease, and Il does not spread wi a the
tapidl1y OF Asiatic cholera. la 1865 the
SholeTa was only twenty days travelling
uom Damieita 70 Alexandria. | may add
1pAs some OF the best physicians in Smyrna
eo no. regard Ihe present scoarge in Egypt
as cholera. With the stringent measures
taken TO contne il within It's present limits
IS ialr n presume its ravages will moi
oe much further extended, although the
ueats rate shows little diminution as vet,
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wind nnd EaIn.storm. .

MIDLOTHIAN, Aug, l,-ISpeclal,l lone Of
the most destructive wind.storms ever wit
messed in this section, passed over this
place yesterday evening. totally demolish.
ing everything In ils path. The large two.
story frame building, the property OF Mr.,
Gnem, OF Galveston, which was intended
Tor hotel and dry-goods house, was blown
down and entirely wrecked. The carpen-
ters were on the up yer floor at the time.
some ten OF twelve in number, and, strange
TO say, no lives were Lost. The following
are among the number wounded: Steve
MoElroy, shoulder painfully bruised, ankle
badly sprained and seriously hurt about
the face; ~, Lowe, arm and leg cut aud
mashed; Roger Vaughan. ankle terribly
mutllated; Tom Patterson, irightfully cnt
about the head, and otherwise bruised.
ne livery stable was entirely DESTROYED
Some six or eight houses were blown down,
and are now mass Of broken debris. The
cries for aid Of the unfortunate men who
were buried beneath the debris were truly
heartrending. The gallant action of our
citizens, although the rain was pouring Ia
torrents, is worthy the highest encomiums.
By manly and heroic exerlion, the lives OF
more than one were saved.
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oLEnuRNE.
Complaints Against Railroad Accommoda-
tlon-Base Ball

CLEBURNE, Aug. l-[special. Much
complaint is made Of the Gull, Colorado a
Santa Fe Railroad compSnys schedule be.
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PARIS, Aug. 4-Pierre Augusta Cot, th
French painter, isdead.
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New York Special Telegram - Stocks
aud the Staples.
GaiNesiohians Pray the COnncll for
Water ,Slpply.
The City In a Sad Condition Should a
Fire Occur.
Damage and Injuries 0ccasloned by a
Severe Storm.
Liberal Number Of Shares Subscribed d
to the Cotton Factory.
Farmers Made Happy by a Much
needed Rain.
Interesting Special Subject Matter.

NEw foRK, Aug, i.--[Special. Money
plethorio at "a per cent; exchange lSl to
iSSi governments active and firm.
Railroads quiet.
International S Great Northern flrsts,
los 10.
Houston & Texas Central frsts, iO7 "a.
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe flrsts, 100 l.9.
Fort Worth & Denver tirsts, ~ S.l.
Missouri Pacific tirsts, 1.0i lis.
Texas & Pacific, Rio Grande division, TO-;
oonsols, 50 l.2; incomes, 80 10,
Missouri, Kansas & Texas mortgages,
so l-9.
Iron Mountain fyes 20.
Stocks less active
Texas 4 Pacific, Rio Grande division,
sos.
Houston & Texas Central, G5.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, q S4.
Missouri Pacific, % Is.
Texas q Pacific, 50 3.i.
Cotton FIRM spots, IA higher; sales, 70 600;
arrivals at Galveston, 3i7; futures 10 points
higher; weeks exports, 2,76S.
Coffee quiet; 0 3-s; sales, 1870; futures s
points lower.
Weeks imports, si0,670000.
NKw YoRK, Aug. i-[Press. l-Denyer q
Rio Grande. 80 5-S; Houston & Texas Cen.
trial, 65i Missouri, Kansas & Texas, n 91.
823.4
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retItIon for Mnter supnl,.

GALVESTON Aug, i,-[Special l. The fire
last night came so near being very
disastrous 10 large amount OF yaluab bic
property, that 1t has stirred up the mer-
chants, and this morning early numbsr of
petitions were being circulated and received
the signatures Of nearly all the business
men, calling on the city council TO provide
water supply tor fire purposes. The fol.
lowing Is copy of one OF the petitions.
signed by most OF the prominent business
trms on Strand.a and merchants streets.
To the Honorable Mayor and CITY Counell of
the city OF Galveston,
We, the undersigned citizens and busi.
ness men OF the city Of Galveston, request
and demand immediate action 10 construct
so much OF the water-woIks as con.
templated In the late water.works
ordinance as passed by your conn.
Gil, as refers TO the salt water
system for the extlnguishment Of fires.
We take this occasion 10 say that the delay
IN this matter is working serious injury to
the owners OF property, which requires no
argument TO demonstrate that we, the sui
iefers, viii not submit tQintther diintorv
action, TO say nothing 81 IT, i5ss ,nsislhe
by the Increased rates OF insufanc,.
That the imm diate construction oi
the salt water portion ol
the wateI.works system, In our oplniou.
will not interfere with the future carrying
out Of the waier.works system, What no.
ton tue council will take at its meetin 4
Monday afternoon remains to be seen,
One thing ID certain, something Is expected
ut them. Mr. Patrick Cornell pli ces his
loss by the fire last night Rt 81. 600. on which
There was Hn insurance u 81 900.
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iby O. 8, CARTER. isl
@, ork; " J. RICHARDS, 50 m
Chicago, aud A. aCHIELDs
Of 81 Louis, No.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-16
GUAYAQUIHs SUBMISSION.
General AlfarO Issues a ConciIiatory
Proclamation


Proclamation.
PANAMA, July IA steamer which
has just arrived brings General AlfarO's
proclamation. He says that he deeply
regrets the sacrifice of the lives of the
EcuadOrians, but he first attempted to
obtain capitUlatiOn from the dictatOr's S
force without other conditions than sub
mission to the laws of humanity
and justice. He informs the inhab-
itants of Guayaquil that they may elect
their own authorities, and the number
in the government of the interior or of
the coast. or form a separate government
if preferred. The three sectional govern
ments may unite in calling a national
convention of EcuadOrians. He says the
army which sustains the rights of the ma
ton is victorious. Its ValOr has prevented
innumerable victims, yet those dead on
the field of triumph call loudly for pa
triOtism, liberty and peace.
AdYices via Colombia state that the
resistance of Gen. Vientemilla was gem
orally feeble, although the main fort held
out vigorously. The tOwnspeople re-
ceiyed Gen. AlfarO's troops with delirious
enthusiasm. The greatest order prevail
ed. Gen. AlfarO, while dismOunting at
the Colombian consulate was fired
at by colored man. The
-
IN Onlooker. The would-be assassin was
seized, ceurtmartialed and shot. He had
been bribed to kill the victorious leader
When General Vientemilla, III the steamer
Santa Lucia, was slowly steaming down
the river, the LiberatOrs wanted to
charter or buy the steamer Casma from
the Pacific Navigation Company in order
to start in pursuit, but their negotiations
failed.
The steamer COmus has left for Payta,
the French ship Kerguelen for Callao and
the Italian ship Victor Pisani will leave
to-day for CallaO. Everything is going
on smoothly and business is rapidly re-
viving.
VALPARAISO, July 4.-Congress is
still sitting in secret session on Peruvian
matters. The government have sent
DiOnyso Dirteaneo, Peruvian notable, to
Chilli, where Garcia Calderon, the Peru
Wan President, is now confined.