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4 KAMSAs TOWN VISITED BY TORNADO

MUCH DAMAGE BY WIND AT DODGE cITY-FoUR
FEET OF WATER IN ONE STREET.
DODGE CRY, Kan, Aug. 9.-The severest storm
ever known in this section struck this city after
midnight last night. The wind gauge at the Signal
Office was blown down. but good judges estimate
the velocity Of the wind at 90 miles an hour. The
roar of the tornado was deafening. The damage
was confined TO the distractions of roofs. chimneys
stables and outhouses and the moving of buildings
from their foundations but the losses will aggregate
fully $4,000 The storm was accompanied by the
grandest display Of lightning ever witnessed here,
IL being ono continuous sheet OF fame. There was
also very heavy ram, the water standing over four
feet deep on Front-st.
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WESTERN MISSOURI OIL LANDS.

RAPID ADVANCE IN PRtCEs-PREPARATIoSs FOR
BUSINESS ON LARGE SCALE.
lBr TELEGRAPH THE rRrBUSE.i
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-The "boom" in Mis-
souri, oil lands continues and prices OF lands within the
petroleum region going up rapidly W. W. Gilmore,
member Of the Pennsylvania oil firm Of Davenport
Gilmore, reached st. Louis this morning after
haustive inspection OF Bates and Vernon Counties
where he says the Indications the best he
He leased 700 Of land Carbon Centre, in
Yernon County, and Ia on his way 10 Pittsburg to
buy the necessary oil we'll machinery. Operations are
being conducted at Rich Hill with great vigor Dumont
Foute have finished their second well, and within ten
days siI moro wells will be completed. The machinery
for five wells is the road from Pitsburg Among
the other leading operators Wright Co., Scott
Co, Collins 4 Haideson aud NJ 3. Cowes & Co. Mr.
Gilmore says that the oil petroleum OF better quality
average. The interest Is in It's infancy. re-
hnsry will be put up and then shipping will begin
The oil men are leasing land rapidly firm recently
paid 900 for option lease OF $50 acres for eighteen
months S75 The supp0sition Ia that all the
land In these counties will produce oil
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CRIMES AND cAsUALTES-BY TELEGRAPH

A CONTRACTOR RUNS AWAY.
Sr Louis Aux 81 n. Mildly. asuD-contractor
rrdsr Frlip a Co, doing work for the missouri
pact6a road between Laclede and Krkwooi In 81 Louis
conny ia alleged conded on last saturday night
ieaylng behind debts amounting 10 $1,000 or sloooo
CHARGED WITH ARSON
Tpoy Aug 0.-L. NJ. Rockefeller, of East Albany,
was arrested In Troy today upon charge OF arson In the
of inc endaries recently arrested In Albany
CRUSHED UNDER TONS OF STEEL.
pIrTsBURG Aug. 9.-At Hassey. Howe a. Co.'s
steel estabishment to-day rack supporting
900 tons gave way buryps oh.Fe: Asaman and
others Ashman killed instantly. aud sherriy will
probably die.
A YOUNG MAN sUFFOCATED IN BED.
BAITIMoRE, Aug. 9.-Walter Sumwalt age
ye A we'll young was found dead In beo
ihs morning In section OF the city having
been suifocated by escaping gas
sENTENCEp TO BE HANGED :,
PITTsBURG Aug 0.-James McSteen. VINO crusnsa
IN hs wifes skull 22 1882 has been ~ ~
hanged on October He received tho destn sen'ohoo "
emotion. -, ,,r,nrp
COMMITTED ON A CHARGE OF MURDER
ppoyIDESCE Aug. 0--At East Greenwlcsi t1syy cS.oayy
a.rge w Congdcn charged with the muraer ., s.s
pher u. Wilcox AZ Wniwlok Soso' w.
Inc action Of tho Grand jury
'' AN fNoENDIARY REsPirEp
f,ur,yu,I \ O. Aug 9.--James browns sen-
n hanged AZ waholIo tomorrow for afs2n % @ nss
tencea ~ ne v Inc Governor until september hs sen
sss ,s.ss VII probsbly % commuted 70 "p'onsA' M 49,
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PUNISHED FOR DIvULGING 4 SECRET

COAT OF TAR AND FEATHERS INTENDED FOR ONE
MAN APPLIED To ANOTHER.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 9.-Mrs. Eng
strom wife of cripple at Bird Island left her husband
and went to live with man named Stokes.
Some davs ago Engstrom went 10 his father
in,laws to ask his wife TO 20 home
and care for sick child Stokes and
Cornish Mrs Engstroms father elected Engstrom. Tie
citizens decided 70 tar aud feather Stokes but Desmond
one OF party became drunk and told stokes wno ON
arrival OF the party t1eir ranks the shot
taking effect in the aud head OF druggist The
crowd, hearing OF Desmond's treaohery gave him the
coat OF tar and feathers
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An UNNAMED DISEASE IN IOWA.

NEARLY 100 PERSONS ATrAcKED-sEvEN DEATHS
IN A DAY.
MUscATINE, Iowa, Aug. 9.-Wilton Junction,
twelve miles from here is much agtated the alarm
ing fatality OF what was supposed at nrst
TO be cholera infantum. but which, though
mainly confined to children has attacked
grown persons There seven deaths YESTERDAY all
children, excepting one, that OF Miss Arnell oevera
grown persous are seriously ILL including Dr sner
wood prominent physician. There are now lncuding
deaths are reported to-day rhe SAID 70 DC ma
liguaut Cysentery where 1t attacks grown persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
THE IMPORTATION OF CATTLE.

LONDON, Aug. 9.-Lord Carlingford. Lord
President OF the Council and Minister OF Agriculture
to-day gave audience to a deputation which asked
for further restriction OF the importation OF cattle
Lord Carlin gford replied to them that the Government
was the strctest vigilance prevent the intro
duction OF contagious diseases among cattle and that
there was not the slightest evidence OF the recent intro
duction of such diseases from foreign country.
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THE WESTERN WAR OF RATES.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 9.-Yesterday was toier-
ably lively DAY railroad rate cutting the Chicago
aud Alton road and the Wabash road has openly sold
Chicago tickets at S6 but the Illinois Central had not
up TO late hour met the cut The scalpers however
have been selling that roads tickets at So for several
days The Louisville. which cut to 80 oy the
Air Line n dropped yesterday by boin
Line and the Ohio and Ms-issppi roads 20 ~ DO
All the roads between here and ST. Paul arc selling round
trip tickets for $40 and efday tho 81 Paul steamers
put the down TO S24 including meals and berth
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KILLED FIVE DAYS AFTER MARRIAGE.

MATAwAN, N. j. Aug. 9.-William j. Grundy,
of this place. while under the influence of liquor was
run over by train the NowJersey Central Railroad
depot IN south Amboy last night He died from the
effects Of his inunes this afternoon Both legs were cut
6 close To the body and he terribly cut about the
hands and shoulders. lie had been married only hve
days County Physician Wilson did not deem an Inquest
necessary and e1onerated tho company Hom MI
laInH
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FRANCE AND CHINA.

LONDON. Aug. 9.-The Times's correspondent at
Hong Kong says he has been informed that there
are no Chinese troops either in Tonquin or on the
frontier but the garrisons in the provinces OF Yum
Nan and Kwang-S have been secretly increased.
Much grain and rice are being stored at Canton
The impression prevails that China is playing
waiting game. which is costing the Ere nch much
and the Chinese little.
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LIABILITIES or COPELAND & co.

pgDTs EXCEEDING THE ASSETS by NEARLY
$500, 0,0OO-HARMoNioU MEETING OF CREDIT
oRs.
BosroN, Aug, "a meeting of the creditors
OF the boot ana shoe firm Of Charles w. Copeland Co.
was held this fore noon, at which the following state
ment OF the firms affairs mads Direct liabilities,
81 467 200; contingent liabilities, $e348oo; total
So 300 Assets In cash. machinery, stock and real
estate, s255,s0O due from Fayette Shaw & Bros.'
ssle TOO; omen accounts and notes receivable $751;
2OO total al 8O3 100 committee OF five persons, in
culng from New York. was chosen to examine INTO
the firms affairs aud the best method Tor reacn
ing q settlement The meeting was harmonious
throughout
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IMPENDING S1RIKE or COKE-MAKER&

PITTsBURG. Aug 9.-An extended strike in
the Connellsvie coke regions is not improbable Tho
knights OF Labor have lately been organizing the miners
in that district the operators have combined to
oppose them Last Monday several miners. members OF
the Knights OF Labor discharged from Morewood
McCure's works and the other men refused TO work
unless those had been dismissed were reiDstatod
Ths the refused do and the works are now
ide II is said that the action will be taken at all
the other large mines.
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THE SPANISH INSURGENTS.
.sorHER UPRISING OF REBELS FEARED.

,.vorHER UPRISING OF REBELS FEARED.
.sp SITUATION sgRIoUs-MnITARY PRECAUTIONS
REVOLT OF GARRISON.
II IA reuorted that some of the Spanish Army
.a,.ers ara in favor of Republic, and that
snotber uprising is feared. Military precau-
IONS have been adopted, and the in
suroents. who were engaged in the re-
cent outbreak, have either been driven into the
,oountaius or captured. Some of the soldiers
as.lore that Mt the time of the revolt in Bada-
Jos they thought they were going 10 paraus
The garrison at SEQ de ursei' consisting oi
300 men, has revolted.
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rw0 YOUNG PERsoNs DRoWNED.

Rosros. Aug. e.-John Fisher. age eighteen
ss,ar with two young ladies st Quincy last even
,.~ vheu naw of wind struck the SAIL and the boon
svpging suddenly around Fisher and one Of sne young
Esner Wss Immediately drowned snd Ans butier a'ss
scau after bsirG taken ssher&
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THE REUNION At WILSONS CREEK.

SURVIVORS OF BOTH ARMIES GREET EACH OTHER
CORDIALLY.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Aug. 9.-The reunion Of
the survivors OF the battle OF wilson's Creek at which
General Nathaniel Lyon was killed, began here to-day.
Several thousand persons are present. including veer
ans OF both the Union and Confederate armies from
Missouri. Arkansas, Iowa. Ksnsss and Louisiana All
are having splendid time and the most cordial feeiing
prevails Tomorrow viii be the chief day OF tho re-
uuinn.
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PROFESSOR W. S. MONTGOMERY MARRIED.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. 9.-Miss Rosa Wilder,
a beautiful quadroon, daughter OF q. NJ Wilder. post
master OF Columbia aud Professor W. 8. Montgomery,
OF tho Graded Csored Schools Of Wash
ngtou we're married to-day. The presents were numer
ors and oostIy The toilets OF toe bride aud brides
made the former by Worth. we're rich and handsome.
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STRONG EXPRESS COMPETITION.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-The greatest COM
petition which the wesFargo Express Company has
yet encountered this coasts 10 be begun w. j.
Fostner general superintendent OF the Northern Pacific
Express Company IL IN thi. city completing arrange
Dents In operation tho Western Division OF his
company lie will open Offices AZ Kansas city. and will
begin business September l. making this city ana
Portland Ore, the principal branch offices OF the
Western Division. Agencies viii be established al other
points In California
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS
The ATTACK ON THE JEWS IN HUNGARY.
HoRirz scHAHF cosFRssEs THAT HIS TESTIMONY

xksrH Aug. e.-Thirty-two Of the persons who
sO0k part IN the rotous demonstrations here against
sossph schsrf, father Of Moritz Scharf one of the
uslendants in the trial. and other Jews, have been
- sles'ed. The rioting continued until 1 o'clock
ss morning The authorities. in order to stop the
S's0fosrs have been compelled to place Gordon Of
Soops around the street where the plundering of
Se jewish houses occurred, Moritz scharf, the boy
q ~ was the principal witness for the prosecution
& .us recent trial OF anumber of Jews atNyiereghy-
- cnarsed with numbering girl 10 order TO pro-
- ner blood for ritual purposes and who certified
ses ne sav the murder committed has confessed to
~stimony wss false.
LONDON, Aug 9s-Since the acquittal of the Jews
- Ss's entxisa at kyisssghyhazs there have been
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DIsPUrING AS TO CONNECTICUT ROUTES

NEw-HAvEs, Conn.,, Aug. 0.-1he Railrosd Com
mlssoners to-day drove the layout" Of the New
York, Connecticut and Air Lane Railroad from West
River this city. bridgeport. There will probably
be some dispute over the "layout" as this company
claim that their papers frat died with the Secretary
OF STATE aud they that the Hartford and Harlem
layout" theirs many times IL Ia not tn ought
that the Railroad Commission Will approve OF tho tive
. lav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
TOPICS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Que, Aug. 9.-Hanlan has IN
formed the Regatta Committee here that he s willing TO
row Courtney on the proposed by the latter The
answer has not yet been received
QUEBEC Aug. e-whep the steamer Manitoban from
Glasgow was coming up the through the Straits
of Belle Isie the Rev Mr. Sweet, Presbyterian min
istea cut his throat and Jumped overheard The body
was recovered,
MONTREAL Aug e-James Hnkley, OF Sew'York.
was to-day elected Managing Director OF The EeD York
0rdphie.
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A BRIDGE PROJECT APPROVED.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. 9.-To-day the Board
OF Public Works approved the pan OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company TO bnd a bridg across the
susauehanna River at Port Deposit ninety feet above
high water. without draw for their branch road 20
Philadelphia The company engages 20 keep tug In
readiness for the o. vessels passing under
the bridge, at the expense OF the railroad
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FLEEING FROM HIS FIRST WIFE.

MArAwAN, N. j., Aug. 9.-Johanna Dicker-
sou and Charles II. Cummings were married at Red
rank about four years ago. Their married life was not
pleasant and they separated last Thursday Mr cum
r. came 10 this place. where he made tho acquaint-
anco Of Amelio Vendriokson. and after short time he
M arred han Nrs. Cummings No. had warrants
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CHOLERA AND FLOODS IN EGYPT.

LONDON. Aug. 9.-There were 627 deaths from
cholera in Egypt on Wednesday, including seventy
eight at Cairo
There were twelve deaths from cholera in Alex
andria yesterday.
to an unusually rapid rise Of the Nile.
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A CHARTER APPLIED FOR.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Aug. 9.-AppIication has
has been made for the Harrisburg and South
western Railroad Company. capital s5,00o.oOo The
read will be ninety miles IN length through DarPhin
Cumberland aud Franklin counties. Robert H. s1yJe OF
Bethlehem, ts prerideut Of the company.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
FIRST BALE OF FLORIDA co

FIRST BALE OF FLORIDA COTTON uuu,
pyNsACOLA Fla, Aug. 0.-Ihe hrst baie Oh iori-
aa caton was shipped to-day from Mariana 10 savahha
WEAvERs' STRIKE sUcCEssfUL w,
PRoyIpENCE Aug. 0.-lhe strike ~ tne , Moono "
socket Conparys NH has ended the weaveis s "a
Work this morning They demanded twenty GENTS '"T ~
this demand Y raned.
HARRISBURG, Penn. Aug. "a charter wny K,gs 10
sued this morning 10 the Kingston coa e soe
holders are Thomas Beaver George ~ Iara W
nan,el Ed eards Theodore L. Newell knKston
dwight, Edmund p. Dwight and John u buin's fH''''
phla. - y,r,c EFT
Tpoy Aug 0-Moses Wmpple, veteran race.
borss iel in an spepe nc n West Troy ast nEn.
ana S,ed driving In race ne Was sh0"n
s,.o ms saiky and nsver recovered from the shock
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THE SEWERAGE SYSTEM AT OCEAN GROVE

OCEAN GROVE N. j., Aug. 9.-Dr. Ezra M.
Hunt, secretary Of the New-Jersey State Board of
Health has made an exhaustive examination OF ne
Ocean Grove system of and to-day expresses
himself highly gratiasd stating tina. no isoS
OF Ocean Grove 10 $4,000
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CETEWAYO SAID TO BE ALIVE.

LONDON, Aug 9.-Mr. Ashley, Under Coion'ai
Secretary, stated in the House of Commons TINS
evening that the Government had received
telegram from the Governor of Natal in which tne
latter says he is informed that King Cetewayo VINO
was reported to have been killed by the Zuu ,nsuI
gents. is in the reserved territory A trustworthy
witness says he has seen him alive since his reported
death,
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THE REBELS DISPERSED AND CAPTURED.


PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT ANOTHER OUTBREAK
THE REGIMENT DECEIVED.
Madrid. Aug 9.-Military precautions have been
claim that the Barcelona insurgents have been DIS
persed IN the mountains by the troops and SIX OF
Them have been captured The province is, they
say. tranquil. The Logrolo officials telegraph
that FIVE of the soldiers who took part IN
the outbreak at Santo Domingo have surrendered.
They declare that the regiment was deceived, ana
believed 1t was going to parade when the outbreak
took place. The remainder of the rebels are being
actively pursued by columns of troops.
The Governor of Madrid has closed the Demo
cratic Progressist Club.
dispatch from Lisbon states that the revolt at
Badajos had ramiications in various parts OF the
country, but that 1t was premature.
There are thirty Spanish officers on parole In
Lisbon.
A royal decree has been issued suspending consti-
tutiopal guarantees and disnssing the civil and
military officials of Badajos. The lieutenant COM
nanding the Santo Domingo regiment has been
killed by the men under him who have submitted.
Colonel Sagaso will return to Madrid on Friday
I,oypoN. Aug GA dispatch to The Times from
Madrid saws that the affair in Barcelona was not
important. and was merely disturbance among
General Blanco has entered Badajos with Few
garrison to replace the one which reyolted. Martial
Jaw has been declared In all towns where disaffection
exists. -,
PARIS. Aug. 8-The report that Senior Zorrilla had
gone to Span arose through his quitting his usual
residence fearing possible expulsion from France.
STATE OF SIEGE TO BE PROCLAIMED
MADRID, Aug. 9.-when the cavalry of San Do
mineo mutnied the rebels endeavored to
burn the bridge at Miranda, at the juno
ton of the railroad from Madrid
TO France, and then retired to the Ebro VAL
ley in the direction of the garrison, where Qnesada
was recently arrested for engaging in Republican
plot.
The council of the Ministry to-day lasted the
whole afternoon. IL was decided TO proclaim
state of siege throughout Spain.
The furloughs Of all officers in the Government
military service have been cancelled.
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AMERICAN PRELATEs APPOINTED.

ROME, Aug 9.-At the consistory to-day the Pope
appointed the Rev. William Rordan Bishop Coad-
jutor of San Francisco with the right OF succession
to the Archbishopric. and the Rev. Joseph hade-
macher Bishop of Nashville. The pallium was
granted to Archbishop Elder, of Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
THOMAS G. HUNT HEARD FROM.

NEw-BEDFoRD, Mass, Aug. 9.-Tidings
have been received from Thomas q. Hunt, the missing
New-York merchant, in letter dated July %, when
announces his arrival at Cambridge, Eug.
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NFoRMERs ON A BRITISH IRoN-CLAD.
A DEMONSTRATION ABANDONED.

LONDON. Aug. GA great national demonstra-
tion, which had been arranged to be held on the
estate OF Mr. Parnell. In Wicklow County, Ireland,
on Sunday next has been suddenly abandoned. 1t
10 stated that the abandonment was in con uence
Of an intmator from the authorities that the meet
ing would be suppressed.
Tbs Parnellte Members of Parliament are dis
eusnng the expediency of sending delegation OF
Their party to America in the interest of their
cause
DUBLIN, Aug. Gone hundred male and female
Raupers have petitoned the Guardians of the North
DOCK Union 70 pay their passages to Canada OF the
s vnied States % they state they are able TO get
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orrrcERs IN FAVOR OF A REPUBLIC.

ANOTHER REVOLT rMMINENT-cARlAsis fHhfAhiS0
TO ACT.
p.n,s Aug e-The Temps states that promi-
-, Snan;sh Republican has informed the editor OF
.sa. ,.r that the situation in Spain is of grave
shsractsr He asserts that several superior officers
of the army are in favor of the establishment OF
republic. and that an outbreak in the Republican
;otsrest is imminent in the principal towns. He
1so sad that the Carlists preparing to a ct In
tine North. -, Ia .h.+ or;.s Of
Death to Campos" had recently been heard In
Spanish barracks.
Despite the official assurance that Catalonia
,,,,;et rails have been removed from railroads and
~ ;dges have been destroyed In that province:
Serrsno, Lopez, Dominguez and other members OF
the Dynastlc Lett have sent from barritz addresses
of devotion to the loyal Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
BUILDERS REPORTING FOR DUTY.

SCRANTON. Penn, Aug. ga large force OF
telegraph builders reported for duty this afternoon TO r.
OBrien Superintendent of the Western Union at scran
ton TO resume work his division, which was In
errupted by the strike
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TO organize for the fall political campaign In his opening
address the president took occasion to arraign the
publican party for ts misdeeds and bitterly u.s.
nouneed the Scott law The sessions OF the convention
are private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
A FATAL RAILWAY ACcIDEyZ

CANTON, Ohio, Aug. IA freight train on
the Cleveland and Loraiu road ran on an open sSsS
five miles south Massou Tns 'fd0 aS rensn were
s,sas uiana'n osners were Injured. bat not fatally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10

Issued by Justice Bisse yesterday afternoon for the
arrest OF the pair The warrants In the hands
OF Constable Haight serve the officer found that
Mrs. Cummings No. had just taken 0 train for
New-Brunswick and her husband had started IN the
opposite direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-10
COMTE DE CHAMBORD WEAKER.

PARIS, Aug. 9.-The Comte de Chambord had q
relapse on Wednesday, when he was seized with
bleeding from the nose and vomiting. He was re-
ported quiet to-day.
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MEETING OF ONO LIQUOR DEALERS.

ToLEDo, Ohio, Aug. 9.-About lou members
Of the Ohio Liquor Dealers Protective AssociA'.on
hare ay,n response to scs issued Bsckns
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LONDON, Aug 9.-fhe garrison at SEQ de Urgel,
in the Province of Lerida, has revolted The force
numbered 800 men.
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souTHERN OPERATORS AGAIN AT WORK.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 9.-rhe strike in the
third district OF the Southern Division is regarded
practically ended. The full force returned TO work
Charleston to-day Five operators returned at Augusta