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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
Fast Time Last.

D,,..o,o,o,,c by thts I'uc 90 through 70 Ess''
fdSScH gers efr points without a49y decay
caused By SUNDAY Intervening. The saturday siltr-
noon train FROM Cairo arrives IL new TorE Monday
norniug at lO:8j Thiry-siI hour- IN advance OF
ny other route
tW-For through tickets and further ini0rn4ioh'
spply at llliuois Central Railroad Depot aito'
J II. JONES, TicEet Agent.
An HANSON Gen Ps-z. Agent Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
Grain.
CHICAGO.

WHEAT-Lower; closing at 81 00S
August; 81 0l September; 81 ON Oc-
tober; 81 on November; 81 00s year.
CORN-Lower; 50I August: 60H
September; 49t October; IS Novem-
Der; As year; Al May.
OATS-Lower; IA August; 26S Sep
TENDER; 26h October; 70 year; 29T May.
ST. LOUIS,
WHEAT-Lower; closing at SOAK Au-
gust; 81 Oj'i September; 81 0shG1s 0cto-
ber 81 l0s a. November; 81 OAK year.
CORN-Irregular; 45t b. August; 49,
September; 49, October; 43s November;
AK year; AN b. May.
OArS-Flrm; a5s b, August; a5s Sep.
tcmber; % October; %. b. year; 9hb.
May Provisions dull. Hogs lower.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
The Nations Treasury,

WASHINGTON, August 25,-The condi-
ton OF the treasury to-day shows gold coin
and bullion, SOB, 800, 204; silver dollars and
bullion, Sis, 30s, 3j2; fractional silver coin
G7, s54 ol5; United States notes SOL, sol, Z.
sO6. Total $4O3, 0l4 1926. Certificates out
standing-God, So, 93s, go; silver s1.,-
$50, All; currency ST. .9i5 900.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
kress Acquitted.

WASHINGTON, August 26.--Tbo court.
martial which tried Capt. John A. Kress'
Of tho Ordnance Department At San Antonio
for neglect OF duty In exceeding the amount
appropriated for the erection Of the military
barracks 1t that post, recommended bis &C.
ottsl.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
The Tale Of the Hottie.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., August ga bot
lie was picked up on Watch Hill yesterday
containing paper with the following ln'
scription In pencil: Brig Indiana found
cred Ut sea July %, 1883. Passengers, +.
s. Brunette and wife, Miss Burnette, Miss
BytAwin. j. A. Paddock. +"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
THE MARKETS.
AUGUST %.
Live stock.
CHICAGO.

HOGS-Receipts 5000; l0ta20 higher;
light - 5000 IS; mixed packing a GOO
80; heavy packing and shipping a $50
8 80.
CATTLE-Receipts $1,000; strong
and firm; exports S6(db6 80; good to choce
shipping - 40(65 so; common to fair 81
Gr5 20.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
The Knights OF the Iue.

SAN Francisco, August 2j.-Sex,on
won the match OF 1000 PORTS in twelve
innings. Schaefer scored $50. The high
est run was i3l, and was made by
Schacffor
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
ChNutnuGua Lectures.

CHAuTAUouA, August % This Is chill
drcn's day at Chautauqua. The last deyo-
tional meeting Of the season was held TINS
morning, and tho exercises were very I'm.
presslve. At II O'Clock II. A. Williams, oi
New York, gave reading and recitation.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
ROckfelleVss TrOttcrA,

HARTFORD, Conn, August %. William
Rockaieler's double team Clara and lnde'
pendence tro,ted at Charter Oak park to-
day for record, making mile In 2'l6H'
Previous record 2.lSh.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
GERMASY.

BERLIN, August GA duel was fought
at LISA, near Posen, between two Cap
tains Of the German army. One received
a shot in the abdomen aud died soon after.
wards.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
Where ~ Miss Churchiiif

ST. LOUIS, Angus D.-The impression
IL now gaining ground that Col. Churchill
has not laid his full suspicious before the
detectives, but is holding some scrap Of the
family knowledge back for private reasons.
A prominent detective said TO reporter
this morning; "iou may be certain that
they have not told US all. 1t is evident
from tue developments, for you know they
first asserted Mary had no male company
except two young men, aud now II turns
out that she used to hold secret interviews,
and open ones too, all about the neighbour
hood, but they said nothing until we found
it out. would not be surprised II they had
n well defined notion OF where the girl Ia,
but want 10 let things blow over little
before bringing her out. Their failure to
offer a reward ioOks like It,"
Chief BOYD remarked: 81 am OF the
same opinion as yesterday-that the girl
left home OF her own accord with O lover,
and that she will return in day or SO. Why
] have formed this opinion | am not at
liberty to state at present. Still, when be-
heylng this everything in any way connect
ed with the case is carefully worked
out, so that no ground may be left uncoy-
cred. -
The police under Sergeant hurry raidcd
'msN frame dwelling at the corner Of
Lesperalee and oyer avenues early this
morning upon suspicion that the missing
girl was there, bun got no clue Of hcr. The
house is occupied by negro and his wife,
both OF whom work out during the day and
the presence " persons at the house earlier
in tae evening was explained by the fact
that they had come there for washing.
ANlvAClOUS YOUNG LADY, .f"r
who sat on the same scat with Miss Churc.
hill in the Stoddard school, said, 10 CONVEX
sation with the reporter, that she was sure
that everybody was mistaken about Miss
Cburchil's nature GOT course she wa'
quiet, - said the young lady, "but not toe
quiet you know. suppose YOU have, as
a reporter, heard people say that still
waters run deep; well, Miss Churchill wa'
yerv still water. used to think before
knew her real we'll that she was too quiet
and too good for me, but, - and the young
| lady laughed, ">he wasn't, that's ALL
! The teacher soon saw it wouldn't dc
to leave us together and we were separ
! atcl.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
Cutin PAascner linieh.

CHICAGO, August %, The Chicago and
Atlantic has met u cut Of $50 from Chicago
to Buffalo aud return and has announced
slo for the round trip rate to Cbautauqus'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
| IL destroys
| tn
Iprms Of Disease

II lisa fact established
by Science mat many
diseases are introduced
by putriiicati9n, which
reprOduccs itself and
propagate. the disease
in ever widening circles
These d Aea.es gencr.
ate COntsgiou and MI the
air with death. Such Ia
% at dread Terror,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
TIME { ARD

departs W yea, I'll a ShLt
p o. gen. del op from. ~ ~ am to ~ pm
20 box del. o or from. ....,..h a, ~. lvNp. m
SUNDAYS ger del open from. i. m. 20 IN u. m
SUNDAYS box del open from 30 a. m. 10 1870 am
tN-SOTE Changes will be published from
time 70 time in city papers Change Your car's nc
cOtdingly. WM. NJ MI Rfh l. ~ W.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
A Too Hasty Policeman.

Sr. JOSEPH, August 25.-Four men
giving the names Of Peter Doddy, Frank
Mcintyre and lay q ass, landed in the city
this morning on freight. Policeman Pal
mer had card in bis pocket call
ing for man answering to
the description OF Glass. The four
were arrested, and started up town in sin
Gle file ahead OF the policeman Two Of
them made break and began firing. one
man 90. away, but hit Peter Doddy in the
hack Of the head. The ball passed
through and out of the left side He was
taken to the hospital. The other
two made remarks about the mat.
ter, when the officer dubbed one OF
them severely. There is no telling
what the damage is. Doddy sworc out y
warrant for the arrest OF Palmer. He Is
now under arrest. Both Doddy and Me-
Intre are dubbed seriously aud perhaps
viii die. Palmer says he shot the first time
to scare them and Doddy made an effort 10
draw a revolver, when he shot him. Pal
mer is new officer and hot headed. There
l. considerable excitement.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
DARBYS
PROPHYLATlC
FLUID.

Space does / OF permit us to name OF the uses to
which this great Germdestroyer is applicable.
Ask your Druggist for printed matter deceptive
OF It's usefulness, or address
j II. ZEILIN ~ co,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILAUELPHIt /,
30 cents per bottle Pint Bottles, 800.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
z HOLD A MINUTE.

The Late Abettor of and Informer on the
James Boys on the Witness Stand at
Franks Trial-The Objections TO Lid
delPs Testimony-More Threatening
Letters.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-26
Asiatic Cholera,

which IL now dcyastat.
ing the East and ad
vancing on it, mission
Of death rapidly towards
our shores. Other di--
eases Of the same sort
are Diphtheda, Typh
old Fever Scarlet Fever,
Sma,l.POI, N ssles,
Yellow Fever, Ery-ip.
elias, etc. All these gen.
crate contagiOn Other
diseases r yer an d
Agne, Ma arial Fever,
9tc arise from cOnta
glOn which comes Of
dampness unhealthy sit
uatiOns or unciesnness
Al these Diseases car
be cured only by stop
ping the production Of
Disease Germs and de,
strOyiug those alre idy
produced, Both these
results are accomplish q
ny the use Of Prof.
Darby's preparation o.
B0facic Acid and chic
rine, known hS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
REPORTS FROM HAYTI DISCREDITED

The report was published yesterday that
Jacme Hsyt had declared In favor Of General Bazalas
the commander OF the insurgents who had seized all the
Government munitions OF in the southern
di.trict. Consul +. D. Bassett went TO New Haven
In tho afternoon aud Mr. Preston the Haytan Minister,
telcgraphed for information regarding the report
Camille Bruu the Haytan agent sent TO this country TO
purchase tho Ethel at Philadelphia. which is being
transformed into q man-ofwar, said last evening: We
give DO credit whatever the report In the first place
no report has been received from Hayti by Minister
Preston or Consul Bassett since July "a; and In the
next place the insurgents not strong enough TO have
effected anything OF the kind indicated. We expect
that in the answer Mt Prest0ns we shall re-
ceye a total denial OF the report When the manof-war
now being fitted out In Philadelphia, reaches Hayti
she will make short work OF tho in-
mrrcnts at Miragoane and Jeramieo. She will be
ready % sail on August D."
speaking of the article in THE TRiBUSE regard
ing The Mary n. Hogan Mr.. Brund said That article
evidently frightened Mr. 5ontard aud his friends ior
In spe of MI Kearney's assertion that MIR. sontard had
gone To jamaica the gentleman was ln THIS city III
hiding He ook his departure on Thursday. We are
pushing the and expect to prove our oharges vi
timatey although this will take some time, probably
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
TIE WARD IRON COMPANY FAILURE
THE LIABILITIES ESTIMATED AT 100000 AND TIE
ASSETS s. 900

ASSETS $4,000.
NILES, Ohio July 27.-Thc liabilities OF the
Ward Iron Company, which suspended yesterday are
estimated at $500. .000 while the available assets are
said TO be less than $1,000. rho companys mill mere
was closed yesterday. Tho mill at Philadelphia mas
been closed some time over 500 men are thrown out
OF employment by the failure. The company consists
OF Mrs Eliza Ward the mother not the wife, OF James
Ward The mills In Niles bought on contract nom
and revert Cleveland. Brown Co.. of Cleveland Inc
mill in New Philadelphia, which cost $780, OOO VIII 10
involved in litigation me site and $4,000 were gwen
by the town of TO be decided to the com
pany after completion aud whenever $50 men should DC
empoyeO which part OF the contract the company mas
never fulfilled. Tue rolling mills in Niles, owned Dy Il
b. Ward. the wife Of James Ward. are said 10 DC ~
yoyed but she is the daughter OF the late George H.
Brown the Pittsburg millionaire, aud has properly 70
meet all the liabilities Since 1873 James Ward hs
been managing the business for his mother and his wie
The banking house OF A. q. Bentley Co, AT Niles u
suppo-ed able meet all It's nabiltties haNlng n
collateral the personal checks OF Mrs. L. Is. Ward.
CLEVELAND Ohio July 27-As n sequence OF The faii-
ure the slore Church a Mcfarland has bean taken
poss.esslon by creditors and Dalzr Co have made an
as-lgnment l. T. Ward. Russia sheetiron mill was
shut down at noon to-day. Vicious threats have been
made against James War who has been seen for some
dave Opinion divided whether he has hcd or is
The OF the failure was the ran
ming OF the loss "a avoid throwing srre mum.
Der OF men out OF employment. IL "a claimed Thar mrs
f. put into the III tac Last SIX mouths
$50 600 of he fortune SHE Inherited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
THE DEADLOCK At CONCORD.
ONE BALLOT TAKEN-A BELIEF THAT PIKE WILL DE-
CHOSEN NEXT WEEK.

ONE BALLOT TAKEN-A BELIEF THAT PIKE WILL DE
CHOSEN NEXT WEEK.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEl
BosroN, July 27.-Seventy members were
absent at Concord this forenoon when the New-Hamp
shire Legislature called to order and the one pao
was particularly important In its result. Chanu'o
dropped from 81 to &c. and Pike gained going up W
65 dispatch to The Journal says: "The politicians
agree that the indications point more than ever Dc
fore to choice. There appears on the part OF tho mem
bers generally yielding disposition that u s 'ne
duty to waive personal preferences and ambitions anu
unite the good Of the party upon some honorapo
outside man. The drift is setting fast In Pixies faVor
and the only question is whether 1t will continue long
enough to elect him only leave him on the long cate
CORY Of those who have appeared only to be reegted a
last"
Secretary Chandler says that he believes Pike VIII Do
chosen on Tuesday Wednesday The Secretary thhks
that in the end Briggs and Stevens will carry most Vi
the Marston support to Pike Mr. Chandler urtner
SAYS that the only obstacle to strong movement IN
favor of Ossian Ray Of Lancaster is the fact that MS
choice would make necessary new Congressional eec-
tion In the lid District which the Republicans woud 9e
otn 10 bring about at this time. Still the wse heads
say that Pike and Burns go by the board 100. OUT io
a boom for Ray The Concord delegation continues W
for Chandler, which appears TO be In the ~
Rollins who naturally would not Ike an election AZ tns
time from this county Major Briggs continues 10 pre-
dict the election Pike and says that II he should not
prove the winning man he does not know whom tne w. w.
publicans can choose. majority OF the politicians ue
cye that will be elected General Burns VINO rhu
porters were absent, which would make his strength
thirty-tve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
RAGS SHIPPED TO AMERICAN PORTS.

ACTION OF THIS GOVERNMENT ON ADVICEs FROM
LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL July 27.-Mr. Packard, the American
Consul here has appointed doctor TO Inspect pas
sengers aud cargoes Of vessels bound for the United
States. Mr.. Packard has sent to Washington de-
tailed dispatch concerning tho shipment to Boston
OF rags received from Egypt.
SECRETARY FoLGER's INSTRUCTIONS.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-The following telegram
has been sent to the Collector Of Customs at Bos-
ton by Secretary Folger:
because Of the expiration by Limitation Of the Act OF
June 2 1879 Chap IL Il stat) conceive that Chapter
06 Act OF April 30 1875 IA again In force aud the
iaions by circular dated March g. 1879, dept No 3i
are again promulgated. telegram from Liverpool in
day for Boston having l55 bales OF Egyptian rags IN
her You vii enforce the law and Teguiat2ns
against her from the midest 10 the severes a. oSchslon
shall demand, reporting from time TO tme by teIesram
letter you snail ind 1t necessary 10 proceed IrOh
degree To another of severity.
The dispatch referred TO was that from Mr.. Pack
ard United States Consul at Liverpool. The Act OF
June 9 1870, was intended as n protective measure
against the plague, then prevalent in Russia, and
the regulations ordered TO be promulgated. read as
follows:
Uutl further ORDERS no vessel from any port Of the
Black or the OF AEol conveying any rags iuI .
skins har feathers boxed or Daei clothDg or 0euolns
any similar arcirs liable TO convey Injection
nor n9y vessel from any port OF t9e o trom
southern Russia snail euter any port OF the tntea
stat~- until such articles shall have oeen removed
the vessel open lguiers 10 some Isolated ocany
aud the vessel dsinfrcted and thoroughly ventilated;
the SUSPECTED articles shall be disniected eher Dy
chemical agents aud exposure to free currents OF ar or
d, burning shall be determined In each case by tho
surg~ou.tienrra of the Marine Hospital service.
The certificate o. tue STATE Munlcpal Quarantine
Officer OF Health may b. accepted "a satisfactory eV-
dcncc pnance with these regulations on the part
OF the vessel.
Surgeon General Hamilton, Of the Marine Hos
pital Service has also informed the health author
ities nj Nev.York PHILADELPHIA. New Haven.
Providence and Boston that several vessels from
Europe laden with rags purchased in Egypt after
cholera appeared there are en- route 10 NoW-iorA
and New England ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
IrALIAY Bo0TBLAcKs ARRESTED.

NOT ALLOWED TO WORK II NEw-JERsEY UNDER
THE AGE OF FiGHTEEN.
ATLANTIC CITY. \. D.. July 27-Thirty-six
Italian bootblscks we're arrested yesterday under the
provisions OF special law passed by tho New-Jersey
LEGISLATURE enac;ing that child children under the
age OF eighteen shall b. allowed 90 black 0oois. solicit
aid play musical instruments, or become nendcant,
etc These boys, whose ages range from nye % seven
teen pay a license ~ 81 each 20 the city. They were
with the understanding they shall
their occupations here luis cay Il led with Italians,
both aud Dung ali under the control Of padron"a
who compel them 10 bring daily ttipulafed sum oi
money or receive s,vorc punishment Twenty 1--we in IA
siu gle room At Que OF their lods houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
TIE STORM At F0Rr WORTH

THREE MES FATALLY INJURED-BUILDNGs DE-
srROYrD.
GALVESTON, Tex, July 27.-Dctalls received
Of the Wednesday night In the outskirts OF Fort
Worth show that II disastrous all throughout the
southwestern portion OF the state Three men were In
urcd perhaps fatally. Three buildings blown from
their foundations three other structures In course OF
erection were blown down and number OF sheds and
our houses demolished. couple OF residences ana
wareh onae were more less damaged. windmill was
toppled and tent In use as temporary hospital
carried aWnI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
SEEKING 10 BREAK E. ". ENsIGY'S WILL.
HIS DIVORCED WIDOW ALLEGES THAT SIZE WAS
DECEIVED.
1rcp Nh no rIII rnfp

HIS DlNORCED WIDOW AListbES Thai Bile WAo
DECEIVED.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRfBUyE
BUFFALO, July 27.-The Surrogate's Court
was pod to-day with another phase OF the noted
Ensign Holt complication. Early In tine forenoon
stylshly dressed women entered the One was
Mrs Jenny Ensign Martin wife OF New York insurance
man, and the other Mrs Littell her sister A
judgment for 100000 recently granted Mrs.
Cofneia Hamilton, sister OF the Ensigns H. W. Ensign
died in 1877, leaving u will that proven in the
surrogates Court and admitted TO probate January
/, 1881. Mrs. Martin claims to be
his widow. Charles Ensign was made
executor He died and Mrs. Hamilton appointed
administrative. and secured the property. The
who claims to be the widow of T. W. Ensign comes
into and asks that the probate Of the will bs set
aside the ground that she served with cta
ton or notice Of probate.
Mrs Hamilton puts in that the claimant
was married 10 T. w. Ensign and could
not be widow. Mrs. Lttel testified to the marriage
OF her sister. Letters written by Ensign
to the claimant were produced and read
by the witness They were repete with
sentiment and such terms "my pet" mp precious
wife," my darling wife" on cross-examination u was
shown that before the claimant married Ensign she
lived with John Taylor IN the West bis wife. She
twice divorced from Mr. Ensign her complaint after
which sae married Mr. Martin. Her marriage with
Martin, however, not until after Enslgn's death.
When Charles Ensign had charge Of the estate she
induced by attorney t0 sign release or dover ana
interest Ia tine property OF her deceased husband on the
She sferward Informed that her lawyer hsd played
double with her, for which he paid by Charles En-
gp. The resolves itself into the question whetls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
THE YELLOW FEVER OFF NEWPORT NEWS.

WAsHISGToN July 27.--In view Of the con-
cng statements relative 10 the best location for tue
hospital barge scden. ~ Willoughbys Cove the
Secretary OF the Treasury has Invited the health author
itles nj Newport News. Baltimore Norfolk and Rich
noud 10 meet tsurgeon.Ccneral Hamilton, Of che Marine
Uospa Service at Fortress Monroe to confer with him
Oh the subject. Dr. Hamilton eft Washington tins
afternoon on tho revenue cutter Ewing for Fortress
Monroe.
The conference Will b. held tomorrow afternoon ana
will be attended by surgco1Gcnera HalDilton, Health
Onicer Town.houd, OF Washington; Health Commits
siouer Benson OF Baltimore the Mayor OF Portsmouth,
Va; the health officers Of Richmond and Norfolk anu
Newport News Health Commissioner OF Newport News,
and Assistant Surgeon Glcunon, OF the Marine Hosplai
Service. , -, A..,,,
surgeon. General Hamilton has informed the health
officer at Newport News that the Briush steamer
Audean NAV bo allowed TO proceed 10 tue quarantine
station at Baltimore whenever the authorities ut that
mort direct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
A POST OFFICE SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
InY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.l

AMSTERDAM, N. Y, July 27.-The Post Or
at Little Falls entered by burglars early this
morning Four holes drilled In the largo new sae
and 1t blown open with gunpowder.i IL was rihed
OF It's contents about 81 700 In stamps and few dollars
in money Postmaster Greene until recently had kept
the stamps and money the bank He had left the OF
fee only short time before the burglary. Tue mails IN
the once touched No clow TO the roOOcrs HAS
been obtained but they doubtless professional bus
lars No tools left behind aud the cafe was only
slightly damaged. The Post Ohice boxes were so ar'
ranged that the robbers shielded from detecoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

CoYsTASrrNoPLE, July 27.-Genera Wallace. the
American Minister has sent fresh note to the Porte
demanding prolongaton of the treaty Of commerce
between Turkey aud United States but agreeing to
a revision Of the tariff
BRUSSELS, July 81. - The Chamber OF Deputies
has adopted the bill increasing the duty on Tobacco
with an amendment fixing the duty on manufactured
tobacco rs 100 hlogcams instead of 100
francs Der Kilograms first proposed. Tobacco
shipped thebill introduced exempted from
fhnnuW duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
TELEGRAPH NOTES.
errKINo AN INSANE MANS RELEASE.

SEEKING AN INSANE MANS RELEASE;
puIIADpIPIIIA, July 27.-NOt long ago Philip
was the Norrisown Insane Asylum
M wife Recently Court 60 permit HIM 10 return 70
his nome The the asylum testhed that ne mans
t was in sueh a condition TO make II unsafe 10 grant
him his freedom Judge Yerkos declined " assume the To-
an opsibhty o ordering the mans release.
VEIN OF FINE SALT DISCOVERED.
PocursrFR N Y, July 27.--AnOther sait yeln
has struck at eneseo depth OF 900 rect 'he cy
TAI Is the fnest yet discovered rnox,
NOTED DEFAULTER REFUSED a PAhDVN,. ~.
RosToN July 27.-rhe Governor mas sent 70 , t,io
ronno, nessage relatipG the OF samuel Ankior
GHsce noted Fa River defsnte for whos un1 he mar
Tor lie re views crime OF Chace s1e
OF soOO0O0. and says its magnitude
only IWelye years sentence.