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GOING BACK TO THEIR KEYS.
New York's Striking Operators Returning
TO work-Oniy Twenty Female Operators
Taken Back-Thc Linemen Refused Work.
tBy telegraph 10 the Dl.n,,ch

iBy Telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
NEW YORK, August 0.-SuperintendenI
Humstone, OF the Western Union Tele.
gragh Company, was kept busy this morn.
ing receiving applications for reempIoy.
ment from the striking telegraph operators.
About one hundred male operators have
been taken back since the strike ended.
Five more were reemployed this morning.
Sixty ladies' went on strike, and OF that
number only twenty have been taken back.
IL Is expected that twenty-five more will
De taken on This week. All llnemen who
Apply Tor reinstatement are rejected, with
inc answer that their places are filed.
Nearly all the branch offices were open this
morning. Jay Gould has expressed great
satisfaction with General Eckert's manage
ment during the strike and the success re-
sulting from it. 1t is expected that the
company will be able TO find positions for
nearly all the strikers within a couple OF
weeks. IL is emphaticauy denied that
there is any disposition on the part OF the
company TO punish the strikers by refusing
them employment.
TIE COLLAPSE IN CANADA.
TORONTO, ONTARIO, August 90 The
telegraphers' strike in Canada has COM
pletely collapsed. The managers Of the
Brotherhood waited upon Mr.. Dwight, the
general manager OF the Great Northwest
ern Telegraph Company, to-day, and in
formed him OF the failure OF the strike. and
asked that the operators be taken back into
the company's service. Mr.. Dwight in
formed them that the places Of striking
operators had mostly been filed, but said
that he would carefully consider any appli-
cations for employment that he might re-
ceive. and do all IN bis power to provide
situations for those who were most desery-
inc
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D'fu1fC1It tO-Udy \ = : y -
department. Of State. Washington, d.
q, August 2O.-The President directs the
undersigned TO perform the painful duty
OF announcing TO the people OF the United
States that Jeremiah s. Black, formerly
secretary OF State, and distinguished by
faithful service in various public trusts,
departed this life at O'Clock on the morn
ing OF the 10th instant. As q mark OF re-
spect, II Is hereby directed that the Depart
mcnt OF State be closed on Tuesday, Au-
gust 2lst, the day OF the funeral; that the
building be draped for thirty days, and
that the flag be placed at half-mast until
the funeral.
lSignedl FRED. II. FRELISGHUYsEY,
Secretary OF State.
A similar notice was issued from the De-
partment Of Justice.
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Found EOully Murdered.

bl ItIVtl'TII To tIIV I1I7V'F0'II'I
BUFFALO, y. Y, August 20.-Tbe body
Of the man found recently in n field near
West Valley, on the line OF the Rochester
and Pittsburgh railroad. has been identi-
fed as that OF Nelson Odin, keeper OF a
boarding-shanty. All the evidences indi-
cate that he was foully murdered, his body
being perforated with bullet-holes and his
skull crushed. Odn had started for a
neighboring town to purchase supplies,
and had with him $3.50. He was a Swede,
and as he did not return, his folks thought
he had possibly gone back TO his native
land. His watch and money were missing.
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Baseball Games Yesterday,

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
New York Cincinnati, /; Metropoli
tan, ..
Brooklyn: Commercial. 4; Bedford, 3.
Cleveland: Clevelands. (; Chicagos, 3.
Buffalo: Buffalo, u; Detroit, /.
Wilmington, Del. Brooklyn, II; Quick
step,9.
philadelphia Athletics, o; Columbus, 4
Pittsburgh: Louisville, S; Allegheny, >
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARKET

AUGUST 2O.-Prlces this week ranged rs follows
Beer cdtfie.-Very best, Sc: good to g xtra. 4Aeg
i'c. medium or good fair quality, 3sct3'4c; COM
mon 2Td3c.
Hogs.-74dsac., net, for prime TO choice; heavy
prime, s,lc.. net.
Sheep.-31@4,sc.
LdDabs.-fM5Hc.
Mlch Gotcs.-s20@sf5.
Vedls-S5dslO per head.
/ Bpils.-3sMfc. o,o, 49,,
About 2i5 head OF beef cattle, 2f2 hog,, ana
SO3 sheep and lambs were on the market curing
the week.
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THE TURF.

rBv telegraph to the DIspaich. !

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatcn.I
SARATOGA, N. T., August 90 The at.
tendance at the races to-day was large, and
the weather was very cloudy, with indica.
tions OF rain, which began falling while the
horses were at the starting post. The
track was heavy.
First receive furlongs-Tattoo won
Hanap second, Lady Loud third. Time,
Lon. Tattoo went lame.
Second race--One mile and five hundred
yards-won by Cleaner; Colonel Sprague
second, Wallen & VIOLENCE third. Time,
2:15i.
Third race--one mile-won by Little
Fred; Pope Leo second, Gath third.
Time, 1:443.
Fourth race-one mile and furlong-
won by Bonnie Bird; Alta b. second, He
len Wallace third. Time, 1855.
BrighfOn.Beach Races.
BRIGHTON BEACH, August 20.-The ocean
breeze seemed to make no impression
whatever on the heated atmosphere Of
Brighton Beach to-day. The great crowd
at the races was very uncomfortable. The
track was heavy, the betting was lively.
First racial ages, one mile-Mount
Olive won; Blue Rebel second, Morocco
third. Time, 1:4sl. French pools paid
S14.S5.
Second race-selling allowances, three
quarters Of mile-EarIy Bird won; Reata
second, Bradford third. Time, 1:20s.
French pools paid s19.5j.
Third racial ages, five furlongs-Strin-
gent won; Spiegelberg second, Queen Fan
third. Time, 1:054. French pools paid
$3.50.
Fourth racial ages, five furlongs-Miss
Brewster won; Plunger second, Medusa
third. Time, 1:05l. French pools paid
S2S.65.
Fifth race - for non-winners, seven
eighths OF q mile-Clara A. won; Mamie
Fields second, Barney third. Time, 1888.
French pools paid $3.50.
Sixth race-ior all ages. one and one
eighth miles-Swift won; Wyandotte Sc
cond, Buster third. Time, 1:50i. French
pools paid $40.
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National Telegraph Company.

10y TTII-IdVIT rTIV NToP.'VrI'I
ALBANY, August 20.-The National Tele-
graph Company was incorporated to-day.
The capital stock is fixed at S250.000, with
a provision that it may be increased to
SIC, 200. 900. The stockholders are Calvin
S. Bryce, Lima, Ohio; Frank 4. Worces-
ter. Brooklyn; and John W. Simpson,
Herbert l.. Terrell, Walter Katie, and
James T.. Childs. OF New York.
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Killed His Wife.

TBy telegraph 10 Tie Dlspatch.I
DETROIT, MICH, August 20.-Last eve
ming, shortly after the ferry-steamer Hope,
for Windsor, had left her wharf, l.. Phipps,
of Detroit, bartender, shot his wife. kill.
ing her instantly. He was oyerpowered
by the passengers and delivered to the
Windsor authorities. Mrs. Phipps was
from Rochester. n. Y. Jealousy is as
signed as the motive.
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Sfeam-Yacht Ashore.
GBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

EAsrPoRT, Me-. August 2O.-The steam
Yacht Ideal, with her owner, Mr.. L. j..
Havemeyer. OF the New York Yacht Club,
or board. from Bar harbor for CampbelPs,
ran ashore near Lubecon Sunday afternoon
in thick fog. All hands were saved.
The Yacht is now in dangerous position.
Mr.. Havemeyer has telegraphed to Calais
for tug-boat and to Bastine for the reye-
nue-cutter Levi Woodbury., and will try to
float the yacht of the next high tide. which
will be at midnight.
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Governor Criftenden and the 81. Louis
OOn.Keepers.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 2O.-The con-
tinuance OF the on-oi-the-Sunday-
law cases before the Court Of Criminal
Correction during the past two weeks
seems to have increased the confidence OF
the saloon and small shop-keepers, and
more beer and wine-saloons and cigar and
other small shops were, according to the
police reports, kept open yesterday. Gov
ernor Crittenden, who returned home
from his western trip on Saturday, seems
to be quite indignant at the course Of the
saloon-keepers here, and asserts very en-
phaticaIly that the law must be enforced,
and that if necessary he will send the At
torney-General down here to assist in the
prosecution Of the cases now before the
cOilrtS
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Attempted wife-Murdcr and Suicide

CINCINNATI. August 20.-A special to the
Commercial Gazette from Selma, Ind,
says: Last night Mortimer Hill shot his
wife i'm the breast as she was lying in bed
with her babe, and then shot himself
in the head and through the heart, the lat
ter wound causing death. Hill has been mar
lied little more than year. The coupe
have lived unhappily, owing to his drink
ing habits, and a short time ago he sent his
wife to her fathers, saying that he could
not support her. Last night he went to
her fathers house, crept to the window OF
his wife's room, and did the shooting Us
described Mrs. Hill was seriously wound
ed. but is not vet dead
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Yell0w.Fever.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch. J


PENSACOLA, August 20.-The total mum
Der OF cases Of yellow-feyer at the navy
yard up to noon to-day is eight, and the
total number OF deaths three. Surgeon
Owens is better. Two attempts were made
to pass the Gordon last night, one party at.
tempting force. The other offered bride
OF 5000. The guards bonds have been
doubled. No alarm is felt In this city.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Religions RiOting in scotland.

CONFLICTS BETWEEN ORANGENEN AND CATHO-
Lies.
[By cable to the Dispatch.l
LoNDON. August 20.-There was serious
rioting in the town OF Coalbridge, Janark
county, Scotland, Saturday, between par
ties of Orangemen and Catholics. Twenty
six OF the participants in the disturbance
were arrested. and two police officers dan
gerously wounded in quelling the disorder.
The rioting was resumed this morning.
when a number OF Catholics, armed with
picks and hammers, paraded the main
street OF the town in search Of their reli-
oious antagonists, and resisted the efforts
of force OF police sent to disperse them.
The officers, who were unsuccessful in
their attempt to break up the mob. were
subsequently, reinforced by body OF
mounted policemen. and the combined
forces. after sharp fight. charged upon
and dispersed the rioters, twenty OF whom
were arrested. The town Is in a state OF
great excitement, and fresh trouble Is ey
pected.
THE RIOTS RENEWED.
JoNpox. August 20.-The rioting was
renewed at Coalbridge tonight. The po-
lice were stoned by the people; whereupon
the Riot act was read, and the police
CHARGED and dispersed the mob. A num-
her Of Catholics were severely beaten, and
two Protestants, one OF whom is now lying
in n precarious condition. Fifty OF the
rioters have been arrested.
An Imperial Christening, Etc.
Berlin. August 2O.-The second son OF
Prince William. OF Prussia, who is grand
son Of the Emperor, was christened nj
Potsdam Yesterday with imposing cere-
monies. All the members OF the Inn
Derjal family, the Duke OF Edinburgh
The Duke OF Albany, and the King Of
Roumania were among the distinguished
persons present on the occasion. The pres.
ence 81 the King OF Roumania Is regarded
as giving force to the IDEA that the alliance
of italy. Germany, and Austria is about tC
receive fresh strength by the accession
thereto Of Roumania. The Emperor o.
Germany gave banquet on Saturday II
honor Of the birthday OF the Emperor O
Austria. and sent his congratulations or
the recurrence OF the day to the Austro
hungarian monarch by telegraph.
The English Crops.
| Iospos. August 20.-The Mark Ian
rrnrs.s to-day prints reports from 1871 dis
tricts IN England and Wales In regard ;,
the harvest Of 1888. In 800 OF the district
tbe indications are that the wheat crop vii
,, Se nnder the average. In 80 there viii b
an average yield, and in 80 the crop will b
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MAKINE fNTELLlGENCk.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 20, 1883.
ARRIVED.

fORl Of hl'tbitNfl Aitl iccos
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Huphers. New York, mer-
chanise and passengers. q. ". Allen K Co.
steamer Ashland, Tunnel. Philadelphia mer-
chandise and passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, unlle0 states
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. Ii. 1atum.
superintendent.
Schooner Henry II. Tilton, Harris, Charleston.
:. G., phosphate rock. Southern Fer'ilizinR Com
PAW.
Schooner W. A. Achorn, Achorn, Kennebec, fee,
Richmond Ice Company
schooner Judy. Lewis, New YORK ria Norfolk,
merch1ndise, To master.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
chandi-e and passengers e.. ". Allen Co, agents.
Steamer Wyoming. smith. Philadelphia, mer-
chandlse, j. ". McCaTlck. agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schooner Freddie l.. Porter, Clark. Portsmouth.
y. H.; coal. Chesapeake and ohio Railway Conn
pany: vessel. Curtis x Parker.
schooner Charles l.. Jeffrey. -, Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner John L. Kelsey. ~tcciman, New YORK,
grain, Branch & Co.: vessel, Curtis & Parker.
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Disbarred from Practice.

IBy Telegraph 20 The DlspatclhI
WASHINGTON, August 20.-The Acting
Secretary OF the Interior to-day issued an
order disbarI'ing from practice before the
Interior Department jenkins a. Fitz-
gerald, pension agent OF this city, he hav-
ing failed to disprove charges OF fraudu-
lent practices preferred against him.
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teamship Ashore ON Cobb's Island

NORFOLK, VA, August 2O.-A British
steamship Is reported ashore on Cobb's
island. She was from Galveston for New
ports News, for coal. Particulars cannot
be ascerraincd until the return OF the
wrecking steamers sent this morning to
ber assistance
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swift's Specific has cured me of scrofnla' when
g. hereditary in my family. have suffered with
il for many years, and have tried great many
~ and all sorts Of treatment, but 10 no
ppnyrnose. and when began To take Swifts specinc
WIS I'm a horrible condition; but, thanks 10 lhis
grea; remedy, 1 am rid Of the disease. lhere Is
80 Jonbf that IL IS the greatest medicine In eN, ~
aDcel and hope any who doubt viii write TO me.
e"0'' s. G. HALVES, JR., Clarksviiie, Ga
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A Triple Tragedy i'm New Mexico.

BY telegraph to the Dispatch.I
ALBUQURQUE, \. NJ, August 2O.-At
Estanca ranch on Saturday Joel p. Whit
ney, OF Boston. and his brother-in-law, \.
Fernandez, attempted to serve writ OF
eiectment on Manuel Oettero. \ fight en-
sued, and Oettero and Fernandez were
both shot dead. Whitney was MORALLY
wounded, and has since died.
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Fatal Eall.

TBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
BAYoy SARA, La, August 20.-Dr. r. ii.
Ryland, a prominent physician md planter,
accidentally fell from Clubhouse to-day
aud was killed.
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SWIFT's SPECIFIC

l. NOT a triumph of science, but IS a revelation
through the instinct of the untutored savage, and
Il A complete antidote to all kinds Of Blood Pol
son and skin HumOT.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.HOUsES.

GUNNER BOARDERS. - CARLTON
- HOUSE, scoitsville. Abemarle county, Va,
seycnty-nine miles from Richmond. on the Alie-
ghany railroad, at the foot OF the Blue Ridge
Mountains. has been newly lifted NJ, ana Is now
OMEN for sIr,IsfRR BOARDfI,s $50 per month.
~ per week. Special rates for families. Livery
at,,ched Appiy 10 L.. l.. GOODMAN.
IN 5-e0dSw Proprietor. Scottsville.
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PREMATURE LOSS OF THE HAIR may be en-
tirely prevented by the use OF Burnetfs
Cocoaine.
The superiority OF BurLetts Flavoring
Extncts consists In their perfect purity
and strength.
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After suffering TWENTY-FIVE years with painful
Drx Tetier. and trying many physicians, was az
last relieved by the use OF swlIts Speoal,nc, ana
REV. |. X. BRASHAM, Macon, Ga.
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WUEAT.-White. 622 bushels very good Il
prlme ~ slI7 to sl.2O. Red, 4O46 bushels
common to very good Longberry at sl.O5 70
sl.10; 50 bushels mixed NJ sl.l3; 6,635 bushels
common 10 prime shOrtberry a. sl.05 ~ Sl.15.
CONSUMING. ll6 bushels very good on pri
yate terms: 800 bushels prime at 63c.
OATs-l2O bushels very good winter AZ fOc.
RYE.-3U bushels prime ON private terms.
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Egypt Incapable of seIG.Goyernment

LONDON, August 20.-The TimeS'S Alex
andria correspondent says: II the British
troops should be withdrawn from Egypt
no European family would remain in the
country Il week after their departure.
Egypt, he says, is incapable of self-goyern-
mont
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GENERAL PROVISION BROKER.

a G. PRETLOW,
"a GENERAL PROVISION BROKER,
No. l44o MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
CorFEEs, SUGARS, syRuPs MsATs'xe'
imy 20-3ml
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 20.-Exehange. 4s2.
Money, 2@21s per cent. Treasury balances Cur
rency, sl2l,703; coin. S9,3G3. Governments
strong: A. per cents. ll3k; per cents. ll9a I,
per cents. 1O3A. state bonds d NJ.
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After Carcy's Brother.

been put under heavy bail for threatening
Francis Carey, brother Of the late James
Carey. When Francis was attacked he
drew revolver on his ASSISTANTS and pur-
sued them, and finally gave them into GUS
tody OF the police.
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The Queen Going 10 BalmoraI.

LONDON, August 2O.-The Queen will 90
to Balmoral next Friday. The health OF
her Majesty is much improved. The cleo
ton in Sligo county resulted IN the return
Of Mr.. Nichols Lynch, the Home Rule
candidate. who received 500 votes, against
1.020 for Mr.. Kane O'Ilara, the Conserva-
five candidatp
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Flour We quote: Fine, s39s3.50; superdne
sS.25@s3.75; extra, s4.50@s5; family, ESQ
$500: Patent family. s6Ms7.
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$1,000 REWARD

will he paid to any chemist who will find, on
analysis Of 100 bottles OF : ,. D. one parueie o.
Mercury, IodIde Potassium OF any ininera' suo-
s'ah'e'T THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
sd Write for the little book which WI IL Dc
mail Ell free. ="
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. August 30. 1883.
sALEs-FmsT BoARD.-1O shares Petersburg
Railroad at 23i.
SECOND BoARD.-IO shares Atlanta and Char
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HUGUENOT SPRINGS.

This pleasant summer resort. which has been
crowded for The last month fhaying had over luo
guests. has now few pleasant rooms vacant IN
hotel and cottages. -,
The managers promise good fare at moderate
rates. aud with cheap transportation aud It's near
ness 10 The cItv makes IL one of the most desirable
| places for family boarding 70 be found. ana.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. August 20, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whlte, $40 bushels. Red, 1913
CoKS.-White. $50 bushels. Mixed, 900 BUSH
els.
OATs.-992 bushels.
RYR.-6s bushels.
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NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA,
~ A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER HOME.

ELEGANT accommodations 40 lower rates than
are given elsewhere In the southern mountains.
For terms address r.. n. FISHER.
an 2-lm Superintendent.
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CcfewayO Recovered from His
wounds.

LONDON. August 20.- Cetewayo. the Zulu
King, has recovered from the wounds re-
ceiyed in the late engagement between
his forces and the insurgents, and has
made a request OF Queen Victoria that she
will have full inquiry made into the treat
ment he has received,
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PROFESSIONAL.

lie Will practice In the supreme Court OF APP
meals OF Virginia aud all the courts OF record In
the city OF Richmond and county of Henrieo,
Special attention given % tHANCtRl btsi-
NttsS-the distribution and winding up OF estates,
and the settlement Of accounts ~ executors admla-
lstrators. guardians. trustees, &c. au 7-in'
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NIILLBORO' SPRINGS. OPEN TILL
n OCTOBER 3lsT. High location: dry rooms
fare strictly first class sulphur alum. ana chhy
bctte drinking waters only Few more rooms
NOT occupied. send postal for circular 10
TARROIL GARNETT. Proprietor,
Mlllboro' springs ONCE.
an Io-ln Bath county. Va.
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No Cabinet Crisis i'm Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA. August 20.-The report in
circulation on Saturday that there was a
crisis in the Cabinet, and that Riaz Pacha
would form n new ministry, proves TO
have been without foundation.
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Forbidden TO Quit the Palace.

LONDON, August 20.-Advices from Hue,
AMMAN, state that the mother Of the late
King Undue. who always prevented her
son from openly rupturing the relations
between AMMAN and France, has by Older
OF the new ruler OF the country been for
hidden to quit the palace.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, August 20.-New nour-Demand
si.25as4.50: high GRADES, s6.25. Wheat quiei
No. 2 red winter, t1.05. Corn duh and lower;
No. white. Sic. Oats steady; mixed western,
29@3lc. Provisions quiet ana firm. New mess
pork. ala. Observation-Disclosures. 1928 rib,
1913: clear, 1928. Bacon-Shnulders. s675;
rib, $3.50; clear. So: sugsr-curci hams, S14.
Lard-Choce kettle rendered. Ice. whiskcy
steady and unchanged az si.l3.
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eATEs RTpORTFD 10 SFCRFTARY.

OATs.--992 bushels.
RYR.-6s bushels
fIDTE-l21 barrel
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PARIS, August 2O.-Second ballots were
held yesterday for members OF the Coun-
cils-general in places where no results
were reached in the election on the pre-
yious Sunday. The results show further
Republican gains OF sixteen seats. NJ.
Janvier de Ia Motto, Bonapartist. and
member OF the Chamber OF Deputies for
the department iEure. who was a capdi-
date in that department, was defeated.
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t,INCINNATy.

CISCISNATI. August 20.-Flour stronger; famf-
ly si.65@s5I0; fancy, S5.25as5.75. Wheat
easscr; No. rec winter, sl.o7IeGsl.07t spot.
slO9GSl09x september. Corn weaker al 51tc.
Oats quiet nj 2s4tG 2shc. Pork dali and nominal
at sl3.50@Sl4. Lard firmer az 1928 Bulk
meats strong and higher; shoulders, 1878: rib,
s6s74, Bacon armer: shoulders and rib, d .62s;
clear, 80. Whiskey active and nrm al &ll3 SUI
gar dull: hards, 9k6l9ssc.: New Orleans 6,en re.
uogs-Common and light Si.25esj.65 packing
and butchers, sf.75Ms5.25.