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4 DESERTED WIFE INSANE.

MRS. JAMES Y. WELLS OF ORANGE COUNTY, At
TEMPTs TO COMMIT SUICIDE
NEwBURG. n. Y, Aug. 2S.-James E.
Wells farmer OF Orange County, oome time ago eoped
with his wifes niece girl named VAIL who bad lived
with her aunt since she was a young girl Mrs. Wells,
who Is daughter OF the late william Cooper after
saying that size would again live with her husband
IL he should roturn. became heart-broken and has
brooded much over the affair She live with her
brother at vas Gate and through grief over her deser
tion her mind has become unsettled Few DAYS ago
she tr1ed 10 put an fc by drowning herself IN
the well her brothers place. Tne noise she made In
the water was heard Just In time o. drag her from 1t
nj MiddlptowD.
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FRENCH INTERESTS ABROAD.
THE PRoTECToRATE OVER ANAM.

PARIS, Aug. 2s.-The Emperor of Anam has not
yet accepted the treaty submitted to him by NJ.
Harmand the French Civil Commissioners, but he
will probably accept it. In addition to the con-
ditops before announced. the treaty requires that
a French protectorate shall be recognized over all
Anam. The success of the French in Anam has
rendered China more hostile to them. Chinese
troops continue TO arrive on the Yun-Nan frontier.
Tie French after taking Haiduong pursued the
Anamites for three days They also seized the
village of PhubIns.
The GGulois SAYS that NJ. Challemel-Lacour, the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. has proposed 10 the
japanese Envoy here Frdnco-Japanese alliance
against China, but the proposal has been rejected.
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BUREAU OF ELECTIONS,
NEw-Yo X CRY. Aue. "a. Il

NEw-YO CITY. AHg. "a 1883 .
MY DEAR SIR: To avoid all or any mis:OnceUon of
the motives actuaing the Republican Central Committee
In the approval o the action OF Its Exec lllve Committee
AMI the committee Eighteen In connection Win TO-
,r,niLatou this fall Iwould most earnestly recommend
tnnt your association I've called together az tue earliest
no-.t6le moment, and following bc submitted Ior
h. action: The Republican Association 0f
XVIIItu District recommends tue submission OF ue
tolIowiug amendment the constitution OF the dstIlcs
assOcls tiOus: ,.. e.. ,.,..... ..
SIC IL AT the primary elections for deiegates 70
etons 10 nel previous TO the ensuing Stale cleo
on ali Republicans wno voted al the last freSiiehlai
election the Republican electoral ticket snail oe er
ttt.d 10 vote borne upon the rolls OF the exist
Ing ASSOCIATIONS not; and any and all sections or parts
o. sections IN conflict with the foregoing are hereOy
repealed. Very respectfully yours, - o,
President Bgin then moved the adoption OF tue rso-
ution ,s urup0sed and It was unanimously adopteo
No discussion took place and all present voted
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LEGISLATORS ASAED To RESIGN

HARRISBURG Aug. 29.--ln the Senate to-day
the resOuou which passei tns Hoase tt eve Iing -
quesng all the SepatOrs and members OF cue lie slare
u resign in view of Gner naoty the sppo.
tonmeut question. received aud submitted q tho
Senate Mr. COlp'r moved to anenj 50 nat the resoii
tOn should ply only to members Of tue House. Ar.
Gordon moved further amend that the me nbers of
the General Assembly except tle 5peix'r
OF ths House and Prcibien ot the senate, forsi
with resign rniS Iefea ed alt after ne urt Tor
the subject was referred TO the Ap)ropraJn
tonmtLLes.
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FATAL ENDING Or 4 LAWSUIT.

THE LOSER SHOOTS TWO MEN AND KILLS HfMsELF
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Aug 28.-JacOb Olden-
barger aud Jacob Bush had lawsuit this morning la
Justices which decided ia favor of the latter
Meeting Bush about o'clock. Odenbarser
drew pistol and fired, killing Bu-h lnsta tly Turning
from Bush, he shot Samuel Campbell who was passing
at time. inhcting PROBABLY fatal wound lie then
crossed the street, and, Luttn. the pistol TO his own
mead, shot himself dead IL Is probable tnat tIe saQstuS
of Campbell Was accidental, The latter was IN no
the suit.
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DESTRUCTION BY 4 HAILSTORM

TOBACCO AND OTHER CROPS INJURED IN ILLINOIS
STERLING, ILL.,, Aug. 2S.-A severe hill
Storm passed over this county egnt miles nor OF mere
last evening The storm extended territory fifteen
miles long and len miles wide. The loss TO the crops
Will apprOI innate $4,000
CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-A dispatch to The Journal from
Janesvile, Wis. says furious haLstorm las night
practically destroyed the entire tobacco of Rock and
County. The damage IS estimated at fully 100000
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R0BBERiEs AT AsBURY PARK.

THEFT OF CLOTHING AT HorEL-ARREsT OF TIN
THIEF.
AspURY PARK, N. j.. Aug 2S.-Last night
the room Of Mrs. George NJ Black. OF New-fork, at
Grand Avenue Hotel entered aud four six dresses
and other articles valued 500 were tskep The rcom
q, Mrs. wnitwortn was roooed OF dresses valued AZ
$3.50 John Hoos co.ored, wlo with bundle Under as
r, was waiting for tao 9:42 rain was arrested ny
Ia,aes Wlsou r the nignt watcbman at the station,
ana several dresses found IN tie Dunde Ano..ee
hnndIa contaiping tue remainder OF the dresses WAS
sonna i'm Ihe station closet Ihis mornng IwV watcnea
and a revolver " ere also found on Hoos
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ACTIVITY OF FRENCH MoNARCHIsTs.

PARIS, Aug 2S.-Placards appeared III various
ororters of Paris to-day inviting the citizens TO
TaIy TO the support Of the monarcl y under LOUIS
Philippe H. The pacsrds were destroyed by the
police. nj -,
The Gaulois says it hears that Prince jerome
Napoleon INTENDS to publish "a manifesto to oe ls-
sued coincident with the funeral OF the Comto do
Chambord.
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A BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
FOUND DYING BY THE ROADSIDE IN NORTH PLAIN
FIELD, ". J.

PLAISFIELD, n. D., Aug. 2S.-Lawrence
Myers George Dupee OF this CITY, yesterday found
Walter f. scrbner age eleven. living by the side Of the
Green Brook road the outskirts OF North Painheld, In
an unconscious condition suffering great agony from
a wound, evidently made BY a shotgun, in his left
breast He was removed To tho home of his father,
sylvester Il. seribner. where he died at $50 o'clock
He recognized his friends but could nothing except
TO occasionally call out " Go DON'T. don't stop"
An inquest held this afternoon and the evidence
given showed dead boy aud Peter Ritter ano her
Lad about the age had bcen playing with gun
short time before tue boy was found by tue roadside:
Peter could Hvs 10 Intelligent account OF what nad
occurred, hut tho jury concluded that ths boys had
qusrrcled the 5crbuer holding the nuzLe and
Ritter BREACH and that t had been accidentally ds-
charged, aud rende. ed IA verdict accordingly.
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS IN EGYPT.

CAIRO, Aug. 2S.-The Minister of tho Interior has
started fund for the relief Of the families OF the
victims OF the cholera. Large sums have been
nromised TO the fund, and the English troops I'D
Egypt will subscribe one days pay.
ihsre were l05 deaths from cholera IN Upper
Egypt and SIX III Lower Egypt yesterday.
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THE VERMONT NATIONAL BANK.

BosroN, Aug. 2S.-A dispatch to The journal,
from ST. Albans w. says that Receiver Hendee OF tho
Vermont National Bank, has returned to-day from
Canada He said he had several conferences with tile
directors OF the Southeastern aud Montreal aud the
Portland and Boston RAILWAYS aud also with the repre-
ssntatves Of the Chapman syHdlcate he con1rms the
Abatement IN ade by SIR Barlow TO the effect that New
Jersey syndcae have agreed to buy the southeastern
road subject 10 certain conditions which they are now
ande to hiring about.
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4 STRANGE METHOD OF BLACKMAIL.

New HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 2s.-The trial of
Isaac H. Lock wood, charged with obtaining money
frauduenty was begun In the United States Court TO-
day. Lockwood lived in stepney 1t Is claimed tnat ne
issued circular representing that banker whose early
,sho,eatv Ind been condoned by kind benefactOr had
Ind ,iacad IN dishonest im pulses. When no had
received letters from guilty persons me- - hIeseu
wonld blackma them and use their CONCESSIONS 10 Se
aura hual.
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MIR. sHAW's CLAIM FOR INDEMNITY.

LONDON, Aug. 2s.-Mr. Shaw, the British mission
ary who was arrested in Madagascar OIL charge OF
melting the Hovas 10 resist the French. but who
was afterward released intends to press clam for
indemnity against France Tor the loss of his prop
eTty and Tor false Imprisonment.
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4 Tilted LOVER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

KINGSTON, n. Y, Aug. 2s.-About IL O'CLOCK
,s, n,ght pistol suot rang out IRON delrlst'a-s'
nons in The lower purt of tns city, Georss NILS ago
twenlytwo, son OF Henry Mills bus.toDe M,.s
nroprieor had recently become in'atuatea WIS
Lena Brockey attractive brunette hear,ns ,,i.
Ol o.nei aa hnnse of Rrockiey IN search oi an
te" Se" soon eusrIs NJ S.s% ana n ted BY
ia toe maiden & dew pistol shot himself ID sns
the ouns ma" u,s recover, IS matter OF DOUBT
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an INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN CLUB.

Sixteen colored mel met last night at No.
1 Cornea-st for the purpose OF perecng an orgoni-
zaon t. be known the Independent Republican CLUB
Of the IXth Assembly District Peter Williams presided
The following officers were elected; President W: H.
Nno,e: ice-president. Joseph Sands; secretary
Joseuh j. Tucker; financial secretary r. hereils;
treasurer, Peter Williams Krs buttons prouas ns -
worn alOpleu.
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ChezzetcOok and II rumored that they have purchased
several others Extensive works will be erected upon
each OF the properties thus acquired and the new pro-
prietors intend to push things vigorously.
TORONTO Aug 2s.-Willlam Monteith, a commission
merchant, has failed His principal creditors are the
Merchants Bank and local grain and provision mer-
chants. The liabilities $50, 900. Of whion onehalf is
held by the bank. About $25 600 or the liabilities Ia
secured The estate will probably realize about 80 cents
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NhGS.
r1rPTuER ANTI.JEwIsH oUTRAGEs.

FURTHER ANTI-JEWISH OUTRAGEs.
EGrRszEG, Hungary Aug. 2S.-Large bands OF
peasants, armed with guns aud axes, entered
Zalaloevoe to-day and plundered thirteen Jewish
shops. They subsequently left the place. but
threatened TO return Troops have been summoned
TO prevent further disturbance. The annual Iairs
have been forbidden. A Government commission
has been ordered 10 inquire into the disorders
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Strenuous efforts to establish an advance In
the circular prices Of coal are being made by
some Of the leading companies No agreement
had been reached yesterday. because there is
difference OF opinion in regard to the advance
on lump and crate sizes. The officers OF one
or TWO the companies opposed TO any advance on
these sizes All the puncph companies except the
Prmsylvana 'oal Company. have agreed virtually On
An advance OF 25 cents "A ton domestic sizes This
company advanced its circular prices 10 an ID cents
on August I5 and reluctant 20
Join lu the movement which Is under
stood have been proposed by the Pnladei ia
and Realing Comp any. President Gowen IA reported
To have said yesterday the officers ol PIE companyn
urging them to accede tO the adyalce that the Reldins
Company did cave 10000 ton. Of coal on hand An
officer or Of the leading companies said
Yesterday that some OF the companies
were eager raise their circular prices
IN the hope hat they would ne able to obtain proper
tonae Increase in the actual prices. The more tuey
ask" ne said "tne they nk tneY VIII get prODa-
bly, 10 IA Chathafu-st. way OF doing business the
Ompauies do expeot obtain the schedule prlces
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4 CoWARDLY MURDER IN ALABAMA
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSEl

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSR.l
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 2S-Yesterday, Henry
ackeford ana A. j. Beycs, wellknown merchant OF
Green Pond, Ala, quarreed Bevells stood shacKe'
fors abuse az long as possible and then KNOCKED him
down and begun pounding him. friend OF Shackle
ford's named William Johnson crept stealthy up Dehlnd
Beyes aud without warning shot him I'm the head from
the effects OF which he afterwards died Bevels was
prominent citizen aud tho affair created Intense excite
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4 CONFEDERATE RECNION.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2S.-A dispatch to The
Post Dispatch from jefferson city says nearly 1o0J
soldiers II the Confederate aud Union armies In at
tendance at the Confederate Union which began there
rms morning. The MAYOR delivered address OF well
come. To which General John s Mlrnaduke respOnde l.
followed By General Gordon Of Tennessee. the
orator q the
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DAMAGE FROM VOLCANIC ERUP PrIONs.

BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 2s.-The eruption OF inc
volcano on the island Of Krakatoa continues Nortn
Bantam. in Java, is covered with ashes, mud and
stones. The crops are ruined, and roads and bridges
are damaged. The European quarter OF AMER ana
tie Chinese camp at Merak have been swept away way
by the overflow of the rivers Inc TIDAL wave aiSo
sWa1nped the lower quarters OF Batavia.
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IDEAS or ARKANsAS CoLoRED MEN.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Aug. 2S.-The Colored
State Convention adjourned to-day alter two days
session. Delegates appointed 10 the National Col-
ored Convention, Lousv lie, and Central Committee
was elected ouk the interests or coored
ueuple ia Arkausas Among the resouuions was ore
recitlng whiGe murderer ol u negro Was efor
hanged IA thls state.
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INCIDENTS IN THE IRISH AGITATION

O'DONNELL STARTS FOR ENGLAND.
CAPE Town. Aug. 2S.-The Crown demanded that
O'Donne, who killed James Carey. be removed to
England by a warrant issued by the Governor OF
Cane Colony under section 80 of the Imperial Fugl
tive Offenders act of 1881. The Supreme Court re-
iected the appeal of OD,nncll to be tired here and
the prisoner sailed for England to-day.
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COAL PRICES TO BE ADVANCED.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2S.-The Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and iron Company will Tomorrow
circular making advanc5 Of 10 to 20 cents per
ton In the prices OF coal for eastern shipment. Tne
only sizes IN not increased In price are lump,
steamboat aud pea. Stove Is adva eel 25 cents broken
10 cents and egg and CHESTNUT ID cents All sizes Of
Broosside coal will be adv luced 25 per ton. fne
new rates for hard white asb coal delivered on board
vessels at Port KichmOni for shipment DevOni the
Capes will ~ 50 for la aud sfcI noIlt. 50 50 or
broke ~ O5 egg "a 80 Tor stove. 81 10 for cnest
nut and 81 80 for pea.
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THE LORD CHIEEJUSTICES JOURNEY.

ALBANY Aug. 2S.-Lord Chief Justice Cole
ridge. his son and Elliott F. Shepard arrived here in
speclal car at 1 o'clock They visited the Ca itol,.he
Cty Park and other points ~ interest this afeno0nand
were uven "A dinner at tne Fort Orange CLUB tonight
The Lord Chief usce does not exDect 10 b. in Boston
at opening OF the American exhibition, anu ne Is,
will not make address
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sEoUELs TO THE MAsSACREs IN EGYPT,

ALExASpRIA Aug 2S.-Tho court-martial wmch
has been trying the soldiers who participated in the
massacres here last year, has sentenced thirteen
culprits, who were charged with having organized
the niassacres to be hanged opposite the police sla
ton, and two TO fourteen years and SIX to hve
years penal servItude.
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CONTRACTOR HALDS CASE.

TRENTON. N. j., Aug. 2s.-Ihe Times tina
,,rroon Al aes that Captain John ]. Hail. the aesSo
defaulring tractor Of the Pennsylvania Raro-u wa
IN Denver Oh Wednesday aud tnat ne SAID ne was On
MA way to New-Mexco. Halls indebtedness Is ,a evya
Rsrad officers are unable 70 estimate their oSs -
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THE MAINE LEGISLATURE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 2S.-Members OF tho
Maine lie eslature winch meets Tomorrow gathering
In tue city Tonight There is general feeling t1a no
other busss xcept that connec-ed with the revision
OF the ST utes Ou at be admitted. There IL str'ay
obOy here favor Df tue lease of the Eistern Earoao
10 tue Boston and Maine RirOad Com qsny
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DIVER STEAMER BLOWN UP.
p,vERpAIE's BOILERS EXPLODE.

rur R1vERDALE's BOILERS EXPLODE
,s lost AND NUMBER OF PERSONS IN
TooA JURED-soME LIKELY TO DE-
-. hoi,ers of the steamboat Rlverdaie,
,'e i"e hos heen plying between this city ana
s".;ors Won Hudson River towns, exploded wheh
sA' y Sast was opposite West Twelfth-st. yester-
!0' vs D,,.r,ooo. There were about sixty pas
Gay o.. on hoard. Four persons are known 10
selso h.sn killed and number were injured.
1s.' ~. hoat sank soon after the explosion. Inc
Iue ;'.,s s we're inspected recently and pronounced
a. oood condition.
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TIE RECALL OF ADMIRAL PIERRE.

PARIS, Aug 2s.-The Itigr(aphe saysitis believed
thai Admiral Pierre's ophthalmla is pretext for
his recall due TO the desire of the Government 10
cOnciate England.
Rear Admiral Galiber, who succeeds Admiral
Pierre as French commander in Madagascar, las
started Tor Tamataye.
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PROBABLY DROWNED At BAR HARBOR.

BAR HARBoR Me-, Aug. 28.--Howard Sey-
mour OF Brooklyn, N. " summer guest ut Seal Har-
bor left here on sunday alone In saboat Tor
Seal Harbo has not since been seen at Ear haroor
nicsed up and It supposed that she capszed during
equall:
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THE SICKNESS AT RYE BEACH.

CONCORD, N. H., Aug. 2S.-The State
poard Of Health having examined into the OF the
recent fatal sickness Rye Beach, find that six cases Of
typhoid fever originated at cottage from the use Of
impure water The illness Is wholly local. and the cause
being removed, no more sickness Is expected
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THE TRIAL or J0HN ". LUKE.

SARATOGA, Aug. 2S.-The third trial OF
John W. Luke OF Now.York charged with completely IN
the Glchrst 5000 900 bond robbery at Charlton. this
county, in August, 1892 will begin at Balston rpa to-
mo
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y01ERs ATRkPUBLICAN PRIMARIES

A special meeting OF the XVlllth As'em-
bly District Republican Association held last even
ing at No. 49s Tnird-ave Bernard Bgin, president in
the chair The secretary James NJ Turner read the fol-
lowing communication from the Republican Central
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KILLED BY THE FALL or a CORNICE

CLEVELAND, Ohio Aug. 2S.-A part of
coruire on an unfinished building at Akron fell yesterday
Samuel Harrison stone mas0n was crushed aud dled
I'm twenty minutes. william Carmichael was severely
injured and j. A Kohler Republican candidate FOR the
Legislature, made a narrow escape.
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| AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS.
CABINET CRISIS IN SPAIN.
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.

ITS CAUsEs-TBE RETIRING MEMBERSHIP KINGS
VISIT TO GERMANY.
MADRID Aug. 2S.-The Prime Minister, Senior
Sagasta to-day rendered to King Alfonso the resigna-
tion OF the Ministry The Prime Minlsterinformed the
King Of the divergence of opinion in the Cabinet
relative to the suspension of constitutional guaran-
tees. the Kings proposed visit TO Germany, and GER
tain army measures proposed by the Minister Oh
War, who had expressed a wish to resign.
The King deeming 1t unnecessary to hasten the
crisis, postponed his final resolution concerning the
Ministry until he returns from Corunna. Nothing
has been decided upon in regard to the Kings pro-
posed visit to Germany.
LONDON. Aug. 2S.-The Daily Ne,css correspondent
at Madrid says the Ministers who are opposed to
King Alfonso's visit to Germany argue that 1t
would be politc for the King to surrender the
idea, because of the umbrage France would take III
be carried IL out. 81, .
PARIS, Aug. 28.--Th Morning Neps reports that
France has refused extradte or expei RUIZ
Gorilla because the evidence connecting him with
the recent revolt in Spain Is insufficient.
The present Ministry went into Office In January OF inc
present year, a crisis having been precipiatcd oy a
difference between Senior Camacho. then Minister OF
Finance. and Senor Albareda Minister of Commerce
aud Agriculture in regard to methods for Increasing the
revenue Senior sagasa remained in the Cabinet. and on
erql Martinez Campos. Minister of War; sehor Guyon
Minister OF Interior; SenOr Aquar Marquis de Ia
Vigardi Armjo, Minister OF Foreign Analrsi SehoI
Giron, Minister of Justice; Senor Cuesta, Minister ol
Arce Ilnister for the Coonies and Senor Ganago Mn
lister Of Public Works
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SURRENDER OF CHARLES OSTENHOUDE

Troy. n. Y. Aug. 2S-Charles Ostenhoudt
bo sb,t md dangerously wounded DR.. F. r. Hudson al
Hooslck Falls surrendered himself to the Nassau author
tiles last light aud is now In Jail here.
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THE TRIAL or JAMES MUTT.

PIrTsBURG, Penn, Aug. 28.-The trial OF
James Mutt. the slayer Of Lyman Dukes VIII begin at
Upiontown, Penn. Thursday of next week District
Attorney Johnson and John BOYLE Will conduct Inc
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TOPICS IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA
10y THE CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN TELEGhArhi
PANAMA, Aug. %, via Galveston, Tex
Adyices by mail say that work on the Trans-Ahoean
Railway is being actively pushed forward The company
has in customs stores Bueuos Ayres material Vueo
at $600000 -
The steamer Hutton Clayton has arrived from Europe
Win Ave uotcbss mitralleuses suitable for torpedo
launches, aud quantity Of ammunition, .,oa =, tba
The duplex system 0t telegraphy mas Deeh ''iou o viz
transAndean lines with excellent results
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A FATAL JUMP FROv 4 NOTING TRAIN.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Aug. 2S.-Patrick Cum
nIneham. OF this city, was fatally injured last night
near the Union Railway depot. He jumped from "a
moving tram, struck stone aud was thrown violently
back against t1e moving cars.
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AFFAIRS IN The DOMINION.

HALIFAX, Aug. 2s.-Agents OF power'ul
syndicate OF Boston and New'York capitalists n"'.
rro.asea cola mine At Mount Uniacke and one ~
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SUICIDE OF CHICAGO PHYSICIAN

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S-Dr D. Newell,
physician Of standing, committed suicide to-day by
taking an overdose or morphine lie had suffered from
mi health, aud had sustained number OF financial
reycrsrs.
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sEARCH FOR THE POLAR SHIP vARNA.

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The steamer Georg has
started from Archangel seek tho Dutch Polar vossei
varna for the discovery of which reward oi S2'Soo
nflar
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