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DAMAGE IN OTHER PLACES.
FATAL EFFECTS OF THE LIGHrNING-housEs STRUCK
AND BURNED.

yArAI EFFECTS OF THE LIGHrNING-HoUsEs STRUCK
AND BURNED.
DOVER, N. H., July 5.-The storm last night
did great damage To the Cooheco Print Works one
sorehouse alled with prints ready for shipment was
and 40 cases containing 1850 yards each and
,,.a NJ $40 600 were submerged In water and badly
damaged. A large stock OF gum and coiors was de-
srovsd loss OF several thousand doarA lie
food was csnsei by se S ssvsn o"sss In this ycn
ltv causing q large amount OF damage ana hinins M
tln FROST OF Frost Hill l. ~ Ehioe anu onfor W.
Kuowlton, OF Durham.
w,~,,roxx n Y. July 5--Tho storm Of Tuesday
,,.,t Was very severe aud extended generally over
No,tbern Hew-York. No loss of he Is reported sew.
we're struck by nEnnink anu
,,,nn, ysoys. n " July 5.-The residence Of Ira
r. cummiugs three miles from this village was struck
,v,ce n, lightning ana burned last night The ioss ON
tse house and furniture II S25ooo. Inc insurance -
not known.
WASHINGTON July 5.-rhe Acting Commissioner OF In
,srnal Revenue has received telegram from COLLECTOR
sharman at Des Molnes, Iowa, announcing that the
bonded warehouse and cisternfoem at Ausauc. IOWA
hays by gutniDg and burned 70 tne krouha
lwrsnukY Mass, July 5.-Blakic Il Co.'S mill was
a,ruck by lightning this afternoon and burned TO the
ground The loss win probably roach 100000 msur-
ancr not known The hnding was Of brick and ABOUT
rwenry years old Two hundred parsons were empoSeo
In tbs MILL
pp.1rrKaoRo. w. July 5. This vicinity was visited
Last evening by tornado Of wind. rain and hail. 40
COMMANDED by thunder and lghtnlng Tbs storm was
Ira no.s desirsiesye known here ann Brext Jam
age was done to the crops and highways
PROFILE House, N. H.. July o.-Durtng shower ths
mornna two heavy andsdes occurred on the Portland
and fjeiepsbuurg Railroad Crawford House. one
eayertg ,Es rxils 80 all tho trains we're delayed
SCRANTON, Penn, July 5.-Rsns have oons mncn
damage In this section during thu PAST two weeks Last
night the STOKE Of George Cooper ut Green kage' vas
trucx by lightning and entirely destroyed Several per
.ous were snsaty burned while endcavorng to rescue
| an old Watchdog To-day tho rails fell very fast and
was accom- panied by thunder aud lightning several
were struck by gnTnng and ono girl vas Killed
In iiyds Park briek. blown from chnrney struck
man naned S:annGons scr9usly. net fatsiy iNurhi
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.,ycr urTYUsALEMsn REIGN BRIEF

Ar THE COSMOPOLITAN THEATRE-
AIS WELL THAT ENDS WE'LL
p,n,ors spread early last evening that the
sat woud not walk" at the usual hour at the Cos"o
htsp Theatre; and that the run or reign Oh ma.
ss.,h,saem would come to o sudden termination t.s
.,,t bad not been unlocked for aud when 'ho GU
a,a not rise until half hour later than usuai '''
tic,pstions were thought to have been s,s asav
rt,,p. however was raised after corsideraole u'"'
Ia the frat act was periormeo %
rama, The curtain remained down iof wv
an hour between the first and seeona ao'~ sx.a
rnor,rv behind and before the curtain soon eno"se
that the minor peope OF the cash Tue oAo - - -
orchestra had refused to 20 on WIN quo ,ns
-, ,n.v sd ascerrained That Mr. Ryiey' VINO p'sSo ~
a a. ss,s. C,.berine Lewis. who plays the fr"'oe
I'd go an Neither of these singers appear uht qu''o
49,, a. the frat act and hence the delay "heh 'ho' "
-, 10th Mr. Ryley and Miss Lewis SAID snae 'nes
so,a ,aytorus "A usual Mr.. Ryley Subsequently anu
-.~.t.,v aid that he was amply secured; 'na'
tbsre was only small SUI" 1
and that IN event WON"
40 play without giving the manager ampio noee' -.
49, -, .n.lv bis Mace with better actor-h ne
,s a one Miss Lewis stated that she should play as
,on a .he was paid Mr. Hickey, the manager oi 'ao
.1 sated that there was some difficulty 10 inc o'iy
t Of the evening" but thai it had been arranged ano
,hs, there was no intention 10 close fhe mouse Ss
ing or this evening as had been reported
Eyerard Stuart, the MANAGER OF Nanase' u,0Noy
rushng about the various hotels in the vicinity oi
me theatre endeavorng change hundred dollar oi
He aps.ly succeeded aud rushed franticaiy mo tne
tnsare at the stage door, passed the reporter VINO wa"
talking with Mr. Ryley, snd shortly after the mu'"y IN
the orchestra chorus whereverit was was quoeu
ana me MAY went on, without however, ".
usrhsrt who ought to have played
CONT V,,Lc0aio the proud Chamberlain
q VA officially ann ounced that he i'll and certainly
MA mari had TO be taken at few minutes ROUGE Ny
Mr. PuIaccio q member of the chorus ME siua ru
aJm,fted 10 The TRIBUNE reporter tnat tneie
US sonething more than ordinary ndispositlon az
the bottom OF il Dut II /" nero nothing ne saa
sMr Herbert appears have mlsunoerstooo
so,aa remarks OF mine 10 hls fenuer-
Ing of his part, and TO have Iii Ia ia,s
tnm II, bad part But he really nos look wen tns
eyeniur and when saw II. suggested that ne snoo
not play and he jumped at IT. 1t is OF the very
Ma husalelnv will be the boards Till further notcc ana
Mr. Hernert will appear usual tomorrow nign-if ne
is well enough"
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TRANSATLANTIC IRA VELLERS.

A large plumber of passengers sailed on the
Cunard steamer Botknla the Fourth of July. Among
them were exJudge John H. Dillon. he Rev. Dr. New.
land Maynard Ric lard A zerasa Mia A Zerags Miss
Zeraga the Right Rev. j. N. Galcber, Mr.. and Mira
+. Aver. Captain John A. Barstow. Mr. aud Mrs.
Beruari the Rev. Dr. Amos b. Beach, ID. Breiumg. Mrs.
C. A. Coe Charles Clark Johu Carr utnsrs w. Calen-
der T. W. Cottrc c. ". Cross Mr. and Mrs. Henry Car
ter Professor William Darling Professor aud Mira +. Ii.
Dexter MI. aud Mrs. w. b. Duncan. Mrs. ~ r. Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs John GenLle. Mr.. and Mra C. II. Harbeck
Captain Thomas Irvine. Major Douglass jones' Il A.:
Mr.-and Mrs George Morgan, the Rev. Alexander Mo
K nzie the Rev. Edward MURPHY, Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. PRISON. Mr. and MIRA William Page Senator and Mrs.
Thomas w. Palmer, Mr.. aad Mrs.. H. Ruthyen Pratt, MI
and Mrs. o. L. Syphar, the Rev. C. p. Smith. Mr. and
Mrs Henry frimble, Mr.. and Mira ira ID. Warren, and
the Rev. w. Williams
Tine White Adriatic sailed yesterday for
Liverpool carrying anong her Passengers J. @ Bancroft
DAVIS, Mr.. aud Mira joan Henmingway, Walter Bagot
Edward f. Blodgeu, Mr. and MIRA A. Flint, r. K. A
Farnun. Robert Gibson, James g. King, e. W. Moulin
iock me Misses Minor: Mr.. and Mr. Hsnry Memory.
L. Merrined, Mr. anu Mia Charles A. Morse, " j. Oy
ington. Henry Peters. T. cPos,. j. A. Post and James
The state of Florida sailed with Mr.. and MIRA James
Harper, OF Nj Vernon; the Rev and Mrs. Joseph s.
Brake Robert A. sipbxla James CendenniBg. MIRA john
N Aspott Dr. aud Mrs William Barker. George H. Ken
dsi and the hev A. Gray, OF Boston. among her pas
The passengers sailing BY tho Snsta, of sbs Hamburs
pscsei Line, ineiadsd ars T. c. Brooks Of baltimore
H. hinrchs ana MT ana Mrs. Goldberg, Of this city
Dr j. Z; WDte and Dr, Hssket Derby, of Boston and
Tue steamer France Of the French Line to Havre,
rived with Mr. and MIS- j. Bscbon. Mr. and Mrs. u w.
Morgan, Ferdinand Coke. L. NJ. Rutherurd aud Alfred
Prudnonme among her passengers
Tho Leasing arrived from Hamburg Yesterday Amone
her passengers L. Kessler. Bleehrodor Henann
levin and L. o. stickel.
The Canada OF tne National Hna arrived yesterday
from London. Among her sslo9n passengers were Mr.
and. MIRA W. v. Chapman, y. Chapman. g. =. Evans
Mira Fisk and Miss Fisk, w. fCrrester. Mlss N. Hitch
cock. Miss M. Jssks W.. A. acAilain. Dr. II. klekIe
Mr.. A. J. Newton, Mr. and Mrs Henry Roessios w.
Springer, and Ers. J. and Miss v. vsndrrpoo.
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUAD
MODESTY RETARDED.

AN INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.
from TAe Lendoa Bookseller, Aprft. 1883
MoDEsrY.-We have been handed the fol-
fowne correspondence, wbien think will sucie nty
Explain ltself, without comment from us:
From J. M. nToDDiRD 4 Co,
LOIS Chesinut-<t.. Philadelphia,
Nessrs- W. 4. A. X JOHNSTON
publishers OF The Reprint Of the Escyclopse ia Brtan-
nica We are not quite sstsned with our
'of maps as regards the eolers The Trouble with our
thographer lies Ia tue Tact OF his inability TO get Plate
OF stipvie sufficiently fine TO work out the tipts
Oar object IN writing Is ascertain whsthrr Won
would supply us with pure line stipple" plat. and
As q sample OF the supple desired we re;er Won q.
plate 5,YoL g. Of the 9Th edition which were prnsd
by You.
Hoping TO hear you at year earliest convenience
II remain yours respectfully. JoHs vAysAxr
Manufacturing Dept
EDINBURGH. 9th February, 1883
DRAR SIRs We have ycuF OF the 18th insia ~
5ou the engravc-s and printers of great
[of the maps In ne EEcj Spcoa Britannica, II Is mos
onlkeyt we should assist rival house 10 copy hesc
wstnink cannot have foily considered cur position
<pefore you wrote
Eses since you bgsn 10 pirate this work, the Messrs
Slaek have had our deepest synpathy We are very gst
sa nno the maps difficult u CODY, and our aos IN sh'
nnre VIII be TO obstacles In the way OF re
2fr'uuciion as possible. Yours very truly,
tsispedl W. 4 A. K JOHNSTON.
Msssrs j. AZ. sToDDARD Co.,
LUIS Cacs'nut~st.. Philadelphia, n. 3.
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4 yoUSG GfaL's A11sMPT UPON HKn LIFE

an attempt at suicide was raade yesterday
i'enoon oy Mas Emily jackson, age seventeen, WHO
fYM some oxide OF msreuyy, st ~-e house Of
friend, nrA Gate No. 90 wsyericy-a, Brooklyn
3Siiss Jackson, who " . native Of s. II @s WI
hsea Tor some time IN the family VI Mrs IA Cross
~ no liz Hearyst, Bro Sklyf. sho went away fsem
e0e hoase ON tho Fourth n jay 'ak George sckeerr
IT, 5omg man, I'D soy remained out
|hn Eight Yesserday morning. she went
|'o the drugstore a. No. 423 Fuiten-ss.,
.s rarcsssed eome oxide Of mercury, saying she
s.ss< ~ ior paAn In her She then vent To the
80 ~ MrA 1sto and took tae poisen. She was taken
~, SuDersnd Street Hospital for treatment Therc
u fed 70 es<ign any for the act letter VISA
er . sr addressed TO scfJsert asking him 50 afssad
~ ~ was sts>sd thst relatives dsapproVed
Z, i, scqeasnsauce Vita teis ygung nan spd dcslred
aldss-jsJ cFnsS tohaecsa,ss Who u IN badness IN
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THE SUMMER RESORTS.
THE SEASON AT SARATOGA.
,,.ve Observation-Disclosures.

s.roe. SPRINGS, N. Y, July 5.-Ihere
s tr,ae more of heat than was pleasant THIS ioro
nor, but tente this afternoon tempered ~
agreeably. a.. .ona, halliday
~, wing dinner party at his woodlawn residence iate
" 800 $50 ofternoon Among those who were present
.ore Mr. and Mrs Russell Sage. Mr.. and Mrs. u. W.
c,ieton the Misses Carleton, Judge John H. br'uy'
Mrs Wetherel Mrs Judge smith, and the Misses braaS
Of New-York City; Mr.. and Mrs W. r. "aru, -
Savannah Ga and the Rev. George T. Lbis' oi nos'o'
A floating island is one of the attractions at Lake
Bonito on the Mount McGregor summit. seVerai NC"
y ork parties are camping out on the mountain
Mr. and MIRA Russell Sage Tuesday ana part Oh
Wednesday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs E. C. clark al ther
country seat a. Ballston Spa. On Tuesday evening
dinner was given at which were present Judge
G. Scott Judge J. s. EAmOreaux, Colonei anu MIS- d.
f. Baker OF that village; Mr.. and Mrs. 'ohn W.
Ehninger Saratoga Springs; Mrs. Warren OF chicago
and Mrs sprague, of Rochester
The Everlasting Club sat six hours at tner annual
dinner ut Moons Lake House yesterday Among those
who responded TO toasts District Attorney Jonn
conn CbaYies r. Eastman W. W. Worden. and C. H.
Teiit ir The shades OF night had closed IN upon'ne
Chansip MeCabe. of Chicago and the Rev. DR.. New
man. OF York, Will address mass meeting OF INC
in the washington Street Methodist Episcopal Church
George Hetner Of tho Uplands Hotel 1i a,sasn
room CLERK at Union Hotel Of this pace during
the seasons of $780, 'S1 and 81. -. a..
The National Council of Education assemblies here to-
Iir and Mrs. Henry Mack, 8. Mack, p. Malon Henry
Ferris and family Mr. and Mrs L. Townsend ana :; ~
Taylor form party of Cincnnatians VINO nave An''eU
az q IN gress Hall an, ,.,
.Chrstjsn Peace win be discussed at the daily union
PRAYER meeting morrow = 4.ua ,tr.
r. r sImiuger of Cincinnati the Rev. Mr.: and MIS-
Iawrence of lawrence Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Miiliard, Oh
New-York, aud O. Treadway and fanny Vi h"a"~'o'
are at the United States Hotel Ar, n,
Mr. and Mrs J. IL. White, of Brooklyn, tne Rev ~ o.
RioornH Nd of Wi,hereI DIR. A. NJ Hamilton ana Ut
e. f. smith, of York. T. L. Bushnell and fanny, "a
Philadelphia Mr. aud Mrs W Warren OF bostoni UNI
Mr. aud Mrs. q. Adams OF Wheeling, are at the 1rAnu
Union Hotel -, -. ps.,,,, ID IT
Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ Hitchcock OF BIZ okyn, n Nh ~
usmnhiiI and family OF Allegheny, Senator ana mfs
Masl rtaur OF Troy are at the Congress-
Mr and Mrs J. C. Rice, OF philadelphia, ana MI anu
Mrs w p Nash of Middleburgh, are at the American
Hotel VII - n. Inn
Mr. and Mrs. John Bannon, OF New-forK' arc as Tue
Holden Honse. -, -..S,v . favr
days
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FATALLY BURNED IN An EXPLOSION

About 8 o'clock last night terrific explo-
ou occurred at yards OF tho standard Oil Company
an New.ewn Creek, near the Bhssviile bridge The
Fire Department was soon an the spot togesner VITA
tina of police IL found the back head OF ono
~ the ss containing 500 gaons Of OIL lad blown out
and the entire mass had ignted with Nash ike Light
ning workman named Dsnnis Gilrey. Who WA Stand
Inc AR the stsl at OF the exposion. wss Gov
srsd with tue blazing oil aad fatally burned He was
taken 20 81 Cashsune's Hospital In an amsaisDcs ne
Hanes were confined the stiil I'm which tseJ ghsts@
Tue oss win not exceed 5000.
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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EDUCATION.
Or TELEGRAPH TO THE r

IsdbUNHsI
SARATOGA, July 5.-The third annual meet
ing of the National Coancil of EDUCATION con.
vened here tonight, Thomas w. Bfekneb, Of
Boston. In the chair. Among those present
were VicePresdept f. E. White, Of lafayette,
Ind; Lemue Moss, of Bloomington. Ind; J. L. Pickard.
Of Iowa City; N. A. Cakins. Of NewYork City; H. D..
Tarben OF indianapolis; J. c. Greenough and william
A. Mowry OF Providence ID. B. Hogan, Of salem, Mas;
A. ~ Beytier of Bridgewater Mass, and =. A. March,
OF Eastop, Penn. committee appointed 70 DRAFT
resolutions on the death OF Professor Green OF Brown
University The subject Preparatory School reported
upon by DE- emnel Moss discussed at some ienSLn
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PIGEON SHOOTING FOB 4 CUP.

DEAL BEACH, N. j., July ga match for
the Team Cup offered by the Long Branch Gun Club took
place to-day the grounds of the CLUB here The con-
dtons were $50 fee for each team OF four mem
five traps twenty five birds per man. thirty ysrds rise
Teams we're entered by the Philadelphia Gun Cno tEs
STATEN Island Gun Club, ths Rockaway Hunting Cint
and the Long Branch Gun Ciab. The cup, whica ~
valued at $500. was won By the Staten Island Gun
cIuhs team Following are the scores: Staten Island
(un Ciub 10 birds KILLED; Philadelphia Gun Club, as
Rockaway Hunting CluD, 49, Long Branch Gun Club 10
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FUNERAL OF TIE REV JOHN L GLIDER.

The funeral services for the late Rev. John
L. Glider who died Tuesday, were held last evening
In the Carroll Park Methodist Episcopal Church. In
Brookyn of which he was pastor Among ministers
present were tAe Rev. Drs A. D. Hunt, A. X saaford
and Joseph Pullman ana the Rcvs. simmons ". L.
Phillips A. B. Sanford. George T. Reed. ]. A. Rocne,
william Rurr w. e. Blakenun. j. E Cookmsn ana Nv.
FavdIsh Addresses were made ov the Rev. ORA HINT
and Sanford The burial will be at Finishing, L. l. tAis
marulul.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Suuopss for M pasf f,se,.f.s- four h0frs

synopns for ne past teentvfow hours.
WASHINGTON, July 81 a. m.-Partiy cloudy
weather and light showers reported from all dis
tricfs, with southerly to westerly winds. The tenpsrs
ture has fallen slightly IN the Middle Atlantic states,
Eastern Tennessee and the West Gulf 6tass and sen
slightly In all other districta
Indications fbv tsdax
For the Middle Atlantic State hight rstns and partly
cloudy weather. southeast to southwest wndk no change
In temperature stationary or lower baromefer
For New-Engssnd, local rains. partly clouy weather
slight fall temperature, southwest winds becoming
v ariable, stationary or higher barometer
For the Lake region, local rains ana partly CLOUDY
weather southerly westerly winds becoming varspo,
slight rise followed Ia west portion By falling barometer
slight changes to temperature
For the Upper mississippi and Missouri Valleys.
local rains and partly cloudy weather, warm eastery TO
southcriy winds I'm Missouri and Iowa, with lower
barometer.
Indications for s1nsrvon
The indications are that southeast to eouhwese
winds VIII continue in the Southern and Middle states
and the Ohio Valley on Friday and WIN LOCAL
rains Local rains asO indicated Tor tue Upper Lake
region and the Northwest on Friday and Saturday
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Mr. 4 Speer OF Of the largest grape pr
ducers ommenced but few years age IN sn
wsy make fruits He controls barge Wac
wards which his IA Port Grippe Wine m3tc whos
chemists and rvais the wox l9s IL ooaen IN
eset on He sag2iias PHYSICIAN.
OF me New Boar Hesta. and many hoSpttss s1f
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,.,..,,,. uoad,y. on the ground that success
sa make him r ~ own tue csmp VIII
VITA secret enem ssett nqaor Law aiding the Re-
s and with Widespread dsconsns cone one
emocrats The Enqnrrs espisnd With many eIe
xxr,aes that "Hoadiy Is eucomPaesvso "
eluuo ss which are dragging him DOWN
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On the Grcenback ticket, and long recognized ~
one Of The !eadsrs Of the secsed extreme e.ax sie
mont, seeking Injunction restraining the state
Funding Board from funding what known
railroad bonds. comprising seveneKhths OF the State
debt Beass object 70 supposed to be to keep up tae
agitation Of The Stale debt question among the bwax
or repudiation element
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in n bosth at Mexican fair. when. without warnng,
he stepped MP to the merchant and shielding himse
behind a bystander, fired from sixshootef le~
DAYS previous the Mexican, while drunk, had Deen
eecl ed from q store by Miss The MEXICAN escapea-
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HARRIED.

BFvIN-RAMsHON-A the resdsncs OF the pri1ss
father vernand. l. l. on fhursd W Jniv 1851 ~ nIs
Rev Jas M. Pullman, ID. d.. Lcander A. Bevln OF Sew-
York and Laura ID. hamshon. dAasntsr u u "a. 10
Lanztcr.
cossI1-r-eIIIIES-O Monday. July 2. 1893. At the
res,.euee brides parrnts ~ me rev sonn ~
d. d., Henrietta W. daugnser OF "nSn' "in"~ " NioN
eriek H. cossltt IT.
wRIIs-LYMAN-on Tuesday. July J. af tae residence
IN. ride, mother NJ j. " tss nrv kiehafo ".
sr,ene lena daughter sf the lae Froierie LymSa "
Boniamln Willis Wells, OF Bostap. MASS
Ill notces Of ranrriaaes must be indorscd VIA l.I
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srzrE DEB or TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 5.--A bin was nied
a, ,,. fhsucerv Court to-day BY John G. Be<.lsy,
h defeated candidate ses Governor in the ast eleesee
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TRIBUNE oYvrcu. July 81 = m--The changes In the
barometer yesterday ware slight Clear and partly
cloudy weather prevailed. with light rain t25 of an
ichl during the last quarter The temperature ransed
between 75o aud 93e the avsrare c90xo being 1888,
20 lower than on Wednesday. -
Clear and partly cloudy weather. with slight changes
IN temperature of light rain late In TIE da(
may be expected to-day In this city and vicinity.
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SHOT BY Il MEXICAN.

GALVESTON, Tex, July 5.-News from
gives the particulars OF the assassination Of H
Mas, promissns Hebrew merchant Of benivdss
last Monday night by Mexican.
nsnsd vslA vsls hsd bs~~ standing
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Hixh1.

rne dauss shswsthe bsseseS y.rine'sm , th efy ssn
knsl ms l1!es ss $3.50 - w. - - n 49,
u nerss aana kse rheeshsn esssed M
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GRANr AS a GREAT GENERAL.

him. Fears are entertained that the crops, especially
potatoes, nave received great dsmsgc-
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DIED.

All notices of marriages must be Endorsed ~itA ysa
naa.e and address
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6uesial Nolires.

rrsERyEscENT CRAP SALINE pasiti.
ulatss Inc bowels. LII Bway and 9.s oen /,
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sssv ses ys1s "a ave es2tss sts ~ tsa cskss "A
ON tr3a % ina alo totlo ~.
"a sxxA s1s THIS TRIBUNE. New Yorx:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-04
Trottsn1 breeders AnnuaI Meeting.

Trottsn1 Breeders annual Meeting.
HARTFORD, Oct. 3.-The annual trotting
meeting of the National association of
Trotting Horse Breeders opened in Charter
Oak park this afternoon with fair attend
ance of horse raisers. The first race was
for the union stakes, valued at 1915, for
foals Of '79 by stations whose get have
never beaten 2:40 at four years old.
SUMMARY.
Victor Day. by Victor Mohawk, 1, 1, 8, 1.
New, by Startle, 2,2, 1,3.
Volmsr, by Gambetta, 8, 8, 2.
Time, 2:33, 2:31I, 2:31, 2:311s.
There were two starters for the Nation
al stallion stake for foals of 80. The win
ner distanced his competitor in the first
heet. Value of the stake, $1,345. G. Brock
mans bay colt, by Messenger Duroc, first;
J. O'Rorke's West Bonney, by Touchstone,
oistanced. Time, 2:42.
In the mile stakes, value $1,000, for
fcals of 80, Paio Alto stock farms, Sinda
Rose, by Electioneer. beat the best three
year-old record, 2:21, making mile with
out a skip in 2:20, On heavy track and
with high wind.
For tie sequel stakes, valued at 500,
for mares never having beaten $40, @. Il.
Woodnutt's Smugler's Daughter,by Snug
Ter, had walk over in 2:29.
The only nominations for the standard
stakes, value 5000, was MarshIand's
stock farms, Troublesome, by Messenger
Duroo. The animal was given the purse
and excused from trotting.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-04
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Snow fell all day yesterday in the east
err part of the province of Quetec.
G. B. Wright's cement works at Hull,
Quebec, burned yesterday morning.
Rear Admiral Joshua Sands, q. s. H., re-
tired list, died il Washington, yesterday.
aged SO.
Bancroft the historian, celebrated his
eigaiy third birthday yesterday at New
port, r. l.
The east German conference of the
Unied Brethren church convened at Read
ing, Pa, yesterday.
The second biennial conference of
Amoy,can church workers among the deaf
viii open at Philadelphia Oct. IS.
fire at Attleboro, Mass, yesterday de-
stroyed a building occupied by some jew
elry manufacturers. Total loss $4,000.
Hon. John G. New, assistant secretary of
the treasury, was in Chicago yesterday,
en- route to northern Wisconsin, where he
will spend his vacation in fishing.
Rich A. Beal, prominent, we'll known
and wealthy citizen of Ann Arbor, Mich.
died yesterday morning at Iowa Falls,
where he was visiting. A brief illness, of
pneumonia.
Rockport, Texas, dispatch says: "A
pest supposed to be the army worm has
appeared in great numbers throughout the
adjacent counties, eating grass aud green
stuff clean.'
IL is proposed in the New York State
Railroad commission to begin suit to
compel the railways TO abolish the eleva-
tor ooarge of one cent per bushel for load
ing grain into vessels.