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miscellaneous Matters.

The register of the land office at Duluth
has received orders from Washington to
withdraw from sale the lands of the North
ern Pacific in the odd sections in the forty.
mile idemnity limits. These lands have
been advertised for sale, and the sale was to
have bean on the 18Th of the present month;
but this subsequent order takes them ont OF
market.
At a term of the circuit court at Hardin.
Calhoun county, Ill, one of the graduates
of the St. Louis Eclectic Medical college
was found guilty of practicing without IL
cense, in violation of the Illinois medical
practice act. The state board of health re-
fused to recognize his diploma from the St.
Louis Eclectic as the basis for q necessary
license.
a number of naval officers OF high rank
have been ordered to duty on the United
States steamer Hartford. now at Panama,
to form a court martial in the case OF Med
zeal Inspector D. Kennedy, against whom
charges OF drunkenness on duty has been
preferred.
1t is stated that the Mexican government
has negotiated a loan for $40. 900. 900 with
Americans and Germans; bonds to be taken
at IS cents OF the dollar, bearing 9 per cent.
iRterest. An agent for the completion of
the arrangement will leave for New York
in q few days.
Eight more writs have been Issued Oh be.
half of depositors against Lawrence Brain
erd, president of the st. Albans Trust com.
! pany, based upon charges of m~isappropria.
tiol of funds belonging to Others. Brain.
erd was arrested but gave bail of $40, 900.
A. ]. Brigel g. Co., of Cincinnati sue R
| Hapriu ono NJ thoyv trorn1sn- ;, g.. Acoo
the amount Of a bill ofgoo 8 sold by Hsr-
Harris represented to be good pay, when
such has not proved TO be the case.
The Livingston Enterprise Is authority
for the statement that Maj. Conger has ap-
oiled for an appropriation of $3.50, 600 for
10 sstone National park.
A banquet has been rendered by the citi-
zens of Cincinnati, Ohio, to the army of the
| Cumberland at its coming leunlon, to be
held in that city on the Gath and 25th inst.
There are $40. 600, 900 in fne houses along
! Fifth avenue, yielding 81. 900, 600 in taxes.
The World prints owner's names and as
sessments, showing great differentiation.
Miss Bennett of West Fork, Iowa, was
asked her full name the other day to put
on a marriage license. She gave it as Iowa
Dakota Minnesota Bennett.
The individual deposits of the Helena
First National bank amount to So, O64, 1865.
Its profits for the last twelve months were
$l08, 000..
Edwin G. Walker. Buffers colored Judge
sues the Boston Post for libel, in saying
that he was once convicted for being
| drunk. .
Garfield, Pc, is deserted. A year ago
49, COO, 600 was invested in oil properties
there.
Alder Bros. g. N~ewboulers of New. York
have failed. Liabilities estimated at $780,
600.
Florida's orange crop at latest accounts
is 102, 600, 900. Last years was but So 600,
COG.
The we'll known organ building firm of
8. r.. Warren d Son o. Toronto have failed.
The crop of Florida oranges is estimated
at 1920 900 boxes.
Chicago has 2s7 miles of paved streets.
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IPITH OF THE NEWS.
Gossip From u ashing,on

Gossip From Washington.
List week closed the first quarter Of the
civil service commissions first year. The
commission has teen hard at work all the
time. Examinations nave been held At
proper i, tervals M the results have been
certified to the e1 ecutive departments when
they we're called for. Two questions still re-
main unsettled, that az 10 examination Of
applicants for appointment to the lowest
grades. Daring the psst three months
twelve appointments nave been made Ia
the war department, SIX in the treasury and
two In the pt stofice department, from lists
OF applicants furnished by the civil service
commission. 1t seems odd that twice "a
many should have occurred In
the war department where the roll is com.
psratively small as in the treasury depart
meDt, which has SO large q force OF clerks,
and in which it has been estimated that
three vacancies occur tvery week.
Chi. Justice Coleridge arrived at Washing
ton on the evening ofthe 18th, and was met at
the deposb by Attorney General Brewster and
. committee OF the Bar association. He was
given . reception al the house of Secretary
F~reiinghuysen. Among those present were
President Arthur. Secretaries Folger, Teller,
Lincoln. Postmaster General Gresham, At.
tornsy General Bre vster, Justices Miller.
Bradley, Harlan, B atcbford, Gary, Mat
thsws and Wood of the supreme court, he
British, japanese, and Portuguese ministers
and Swedish charge d'afaires
The remains Of DR.. Charles e. Blumenth
al OF New York arrived at Washington, and
was at once taken to Lo Moyne's furnace
nsd cremated. The body was accompanied
by Knights Templar escort from the Mary
c~ommahdery OF Pnilsaelphia, OF which the
deceased was past commander. The ashes
will be sent to Carlisle, Pa, for burial.
Value of exports Of breadstufs, Septem'
Der, 1888. $le,Cs9. 26o, against s24. $50. 0N
the same time in 1882 For nine month,
ending Sept. so, 1888 $3.50 43O 438, aeai 81
$134, 937, $50 same period in 1882.
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LHL
BY the first ofJanuary next, the Mex
Scan Central railway will be completed,
thns establishing direct communication
abetween the halls o the Montezumasp
and tie railway system of the United
States. Preparations are already going
forward in Mexico, in aquiet way, to
commemorate the event with reioicings
and festivities in the Mexican capital.
Il il expected that President Arthur
will be invited TO join with the presi-
dentsof Mexico in driving the last spike,
that the dayo the opening will be de-
clared,a national holiday throughout our
sister republic and that of the City of
Mexico will be the scene of much re-
.joicing and elaborate festivity. The
preparations are NOT yet advanced far
enough tosrenderit possible for a def.
mite programme to be obtained, but it
II recommended by the leading Next
can journals that besides President
Arthur and his cabinet, the governors
3 fthe United States be invited, and the
event be made a thoroughly infernation-
sal affair. Mexico is more foreign to most
~ our people thar even tie byways of
EsEnrope, but upon the opening of CONF
Sn~lnEiication tAither It will not ke long
before Dursouthern neighbors will be
a familiar to the Americanstrageler as
the plants and peaks Of the far west
american people and American en-
G1neers have3already made q substantial
E~onqaestof Mexico, Khich will now be.
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Action of Waves on Marine Ma
W. SAnrX-

The power of sea waves in breaking
up heavy masses of masonry has been
remarkably attested in the case of the
Rreakwaters at Wick, on the coast of
England. The height of the wave at this
place was several times measured or es.
timated, the result being about forty-two
feet from crest to hollow, and stones of
eight and ten tons weight were by such
waves carried from the parapet to the TOP
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other had her Eyes badly cut. A third was
found fnsensible, and has sustained internal
injuries. Many others we're bruised. The
ar caught 4. the waste paper room, near
the furnace, but Was easily subdued.
Charles Waterman of Auburn, OAK, was
thrown from a wagon and received injurie
from which be died.
Henry siebert was smothered 10 death in
q bin OF faxseed at the Minneapolis Linseea
oil conpany's factory.
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Changes in the Army Department.

oSS" hAhAy department.
Washington Specialists a result OF the
further deliberatien on the subject and in
accordance with the prefer ences of Gen.
Hancock and other officers, it
has to-day been decided that
Hancock shall remain in co mmand of the
division OF the Atlantic with headquarters
At New York, and that Gen. Schotield shall
take command of the division of the Mis-
souri,. with headquarters at Chicago, and
Gen. Pope will succeed the last named in
command of the Pacific division
with headquarters ct San Fran
cisco. Brig. Gen. Argur sue
ceeds Maj Gen. Pope in command of the
department, with headquarters at Leaven-
worth. The official order making the above
changes was promulgated at the war depart.
ment this afternoon. Gen. Sherman will, on
Nov. l, repair to his home in St. Louis and
await his retirement. The general will be
attended prior to his retirement by those
of his aid de-camp whom he may designate
to the %adjutant general. Maj. Gen. Hancock
was offered the command OF the division of
the Missouri, but declined, pre,erring TO re-
tain his present command. His letter of de-
clination was received at the war depart.
ment to-day. Brig. Gen. r. S. Mackenzie
will succeed Gen. Augur in command OF the
department of Texas. The department OF
the south has been consolidated with the
department OF the east, Msj. Gen. Hancock
in command
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More Eastern Eartnuuake Horrors.


Much damage to property and great loss
of life has been caused by earthquakes be-
tween CL-esme, Asia Minor. ard the south.
ern coast of the gulf OF Smyrna. All the vii
lagos in that region were destroyed. It is
believed tbs. upward of LOCO persons per
ished. The survivors of the disaster are
suffering irightful privations. Complete
panic prevails. Mort Of the houses collapsed
AZ the first shock, burying their inmates.
The people who escaped became panic.
stricken and sought the fields, where many
are still huddlei together in a starving con.
dition and suffering from cold. Help for
the stricEep people ls going forward from
Smyrna. The porte has issued a notice sta.
ting that 90 people are homeless and
pleading for immediate assistance. A gov
ernu,ent commission will start as o as
possible to aid The local officials. The re-
port that 600 persons persisted is confirmed.
The shocks completely destroyed six viii
lagos and seriously damaged many others.
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for making batteS Alfred G. Weaver, Lake
City. MINI, msc!>ine for cleaning bottles;
Benjamin g. Wright, Osceola, Iowa. wall
paper hanger.
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When.a man DIR ops s, out of his pock-
ct he doesn't make much of a time. but
when ne loses o collar button worth S
cents ne goes on like 4 mailman,
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New York will have a colored Catholic
priest. He is being educated in Rome.
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,y M~aLwAukEE MARKEI-Flour is In fair demand.
nhea., "easer; Die October; 92c November. III.
3ese,nber Doc January. Corn. steady; Is iac No
3:ss sar re'e Sna Oats, scarce and wanted: No. :
Barley, fir,a a.se 81 hisher: 56,,c No, l, 54Aac Mo-.
NO: ., 525aY55aic. Provisions, steady: mes.
a apFA' s Ps;@s cash sss, and November: ,slo.75 Janu.
November; 1925 JanuarS' T,,tau uasn o.
pqnehanged; Cheese. quiet Eggs, firm at 81 1s a.
b tsegis,ps So Gao 1900 bbls: wheat. 10000 bn;
what 1000 1000 h "u, b sIiIpmsn'smEl9ur 5000. bbls;
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a1A q. -

GARNER. On the morning Of August g. 1883. Mr..
MAkY O. GAMER, IN her eighty fourth year.
Funeral Nh take place from the residence Of her son.
John 7. Lynch, %. 602 9th street southwest on
Thursday. ut 5 O'Clock pm.
GREEN. On the morning Of August TIN. 1883, at
1915 oIock after long and painful iness, THoM As
GREEN. in the rty seventh year Of his native
of the County W.asmesth. Ireland. aud for the Last
thirty years resident Of this city.
May he .est In peace.
Funeral will take place from his late residence. No.
S29 Twenty seventh street northwest. thursday
afternoon. at three O'Clock SERVICES will he held
q St. Stephens churvh. Remains will be inferred in
Holy Rood cemetery. Relations and friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
KEEFE. On August 7th. 1885, JOHN p. KEEFE.
In the fifty-ninth year of III age.
Funeral from his late dence No. 1119 New Jersey
avenue. Thursday. August 9th three O'Clock y.
Relatives aud friends respectfully tied 10 attend
L EsNIIZER- On August 9Th. 1883. at IL 80 p m.
MAGGIE. beloved ciiild u Richard aud Aletaa
Howe, in the twentieth year Of her age.
May she rest I'm peace
Funeral from grnndparents' resi5ence. No. 6Ol
Seventh street southwest at O'Clock. Thursday morn
ing. Relatives snd friends invited 20 attend. 2'
PARKER. The funeral of SARAH z. PARKER.
wife Of Albert Parker. viii take place from the 18th
street Bal list Church. to-lno5row Thursday at four
church vii please meet at tie house OF the
deceased ut half three O'Clock. sharp. l734 street
northwest
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RKrokrs or AN KIoPKnESr pts,rn

The departure or Mr.. John b. Bernhard ana
Miss Blanche Burr, employees OF the bureau OF en-
craving and printing, from the city, seems 20 be
involved In considerable mystery. The reported
elopement is discrediIed by the wife OF Bernhard,
who has perfect confidence I'm his fidelity 20 his
Family, and who has been In receipt OF tiers from
MIN constantly since he departed from here Tor
Kansas ely, Mo- Miss Burr, she SAYS went with
her husband simply Tor tue benefit OF his protec-
tioa whlie travelling. Mrs Burr. the mother OF the
young LADY, also dscredits ihe idea OF aa elope-
ment
MISS BURR's FATHER ISvRSrTa arINa TUE CASE
STAR reporter met the father O. Miss Burr
who arrived here this morning from Norfolk lie
appeared TO be deeply affected by the scand ilous
stores published. lie said he Intended 10 fn,eSti-
gate the whole matter. and when he had learned
the facts would make them public. lie hrd not
heard from hi daughter. lie said he WAS told 10y
his younger daughter two weeks ago that Blanche
was married, ana was utterly surprised He did
not then Know the man she was 81 q 10 have mar
rled WIS already m srried man. III ever meet
him, he said, grinding his teeth at viii be very
sorrow ul occasion Tor him, don't care IL he is az
Dig as The dome OF the CtpitoL"
The SUEGKoN GENERAL or the marine hosrftal
service has been Informed that the hospital steamer
Woodworth will leave New York tomorrow r.orn-
Ing for Baltimore. She will be used as Quaran.
tine boat al Cape Charles
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RAILROADS.

Ris HSsSE
MI hAq u sfa H isss
TRAINS Isl Lave WAsH1ssIoS FROM STATION: CORNER
For Pitt burg and he " st. hicaso Limited ,pres.
I Has;. SSs asy: WIN slssPa:
via cs1 t,ss and te GSoiro I: With
go p m. daiy. for Ilttsbure and the West. with
fsiif SfsPe AID 81 H6Mac f Ss es5G
For Erie Canandsigua. Rochester. buffalo. NIAGARA
Msshi gton to Canandaisua. and Harrisburg to
For William: sport. Lock Haven and Ilm1ra. at $50
,o1 a. <n IN; daily kdiS, exert exc IS Sunday;
1:2O. $40 $50 and 10 20 p. M On sunday. i ~.
a1a 10 dai 11 Espt sss Of Pullman
For Boston without change. 1870 every day.
ysrssy ~ with boat; q Bro klya Anns1. n afford
York alts Gy avoiding double
f0 s Fea ssa Pos 800 On Sa,1 60
lo:?oP: m: Limited Express. $50 a. m. daily. s eI.
1;6o saS go 40. $40: 7:5o. so and 1920 P.
For Pores Greek Line. e:4u am. and 4:4o p M daily.
For An9apolis Gao am. and 4:4o pm daily. except
hlR sSDSSRF zSD a4
For Alexandria $50 100 eao IL 90 and IL 80 a. M,
Sunday at $50. g. %. l1:"0 In. s:UO pm.
For kiehnond and the south: $50 and LOO
Trans leave Ale1andria for Washington. 600. 500
ln:OS and 1929 1880, 3. 90 1927, 5: TO- 700
shd9:lO p. m., and IL 100 n,idni hit. ON Sunday at
100. aid 1908 a. m 200 and $40 pm
Tickets and information at the Office northeast
ne OF 18th street and Pennsy and at tho
station. wh be cit for the checking Of
Luggage TO destination from hotels and residences.
j. X WOOD, General PASSENGER AGENT
CHAS. +. PUGH. General Manager. ty9
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AlCTION eALB AT HOLfCB HEADQUARTERS
The auction sale OF abandoned ana stolen prop
erty attracted large crowd TO the 5th-street side
OF the police headquarters building this morning
The auctioneer took hts stand In the door opening
upon the sidewalk, and had his tempting wares
spread out around him. There were quite a num-
Der OF bidders, some or whom. from the number
OF their purchases, appeared TO be secondhand
dealers Mying In stock. The articles OF red for
sale came under l46 heads, most or which repre-
sented single article. though some comprised
more. One numb r covered Is TIN horns and a
whip, which 1t WAS calculated would furnish an
abundance or music for one family. Another
The articles offered Tor sale took in the who e
range or human possessions, from a scarf-pin TO a
phBton. In the IN d & or great variety OF artf-
Giles typifying wrath and vanity nestled a volum.
OF Biblical Concordance. which had been taken
by some piously inclined thier. The large number
OF razors and revolvers offered for sale was note-
able. These are articles taken from belliserentS
by he police. The goods sold at low prices.
There were number or relic seekers present AT
the sale, and there was a SPECIAL rivalry for the
pistols used In the Soteldo-B Barton shooting ARRAY
at the office OF the National Republican,, 81 M time
ago. There were q number OF persons pres. mt
VINO were ready 20 give large price for the ps-
toS One or them-the one used by Cla ence Bar
ton-was bought by colored messenger at he ID
quarters for Mr. Camp. son OF Clerk Camp. OF
the Criminal Court. Mr. Camp gave the mesSen-
ger handsome present for purchasing the pistol.
just as the two pistols used by the Sol edo broth
ers were being put up for slle an order from the
counsel OF Soteldo was received TO withdraw them,
which Was DONE
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
iHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.
A w 4 6

iHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
THE VA EAs Z A ssHiS THE NEST.
STEEL KAiLsi oAs
Lave Wsshnston from station corner Of New Jersey
shs;se Louisville I'D p st I ssss
IhT ugh , G.ches and Pa. Sleeping Cars Above
II ri I',s6aT Gsvsl.0d and Detroit a. $3.50
bs WITH sieernE Car. Uttaensd S0Aa '''an 70
VI" ier .Ds York a. $40
md ssspns hed H. daily with
For B.lti 1n On week days $50 $40 74s slo
~ $50 !. 10. s:.5. il 80 Pm PM ';'O' ';'0
For oils % sm. iaio and I 4so: On Sunday
Tor Way s.:ao &c" s% between Washington and Bamor.
S'o For .ssaa alo on and sS
daily exc Z. Sunday 80 m. 4:45 ana 5:z5 p m.
s:! ssssSnsss lS S sae: saa I
For p H..se asily e1eePs SUNDAY :,v -.
Train; S from the West daily GEO. 7:ssam.
From Ses YorE and I: Philadelphia 2:ss $50 Am.
ss So a EXCEPT 49, 'a ss1 sunday
From sz ssf: ss ssns s
m;Oo IN. 2l5. 4:2e pm. and 500 p. m. Tally
sT1 Cef sga ot 1000 am. soOpm daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington a,2 $40 $40
ax4s go and 80 SOP pm a:: % sun sun:
us 50 and nii so s;S m: s;'0 ''m.' 'So 4'o
Abrams from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
e i1s ss aHs as
will ls taken for bsase be checked ana reCsvsa ~
L Isns GEM Hr s...sss., AGENT,
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Boating Sensation.
HANLAN ACCUSED or BIPPoDKOMING WITH COURT


HANLAN ACCUSED or BiPPoDkOMING WITH COURT
The ST. Louis Globe Democrat publishes an in
terview alleged to have taken place between the
sporting editor or that paper and one OF Hanlan's
Chief hackers at Chautauqua Lake just after the
saving OF Courtney's boats Hanlan's hacker
upon this occasion Is credited with making a
statement, OF which the following Is q brief
synopsis:
Hanlan and Courtney arranged for three races
in 1873. The first was TO take place at Lachine
Ociuber g. 1873. tor purse rs 00O on ,red by the
clilZenS The second WIS 10 take place at Chau-
tauqua, October IS, 1873, for the Hop Buffers prize
OF 5000. The ihird Was TO be rowed wherever
Was 10 he won 10y Hanlan, the second by Court
ney, and the third 10 be decided on later. Tue
first Face was rowed 1--WE miles with turn, ana as
per agreement. Hanlan won. The second race
The nrst, Tor, although beaten, Courtney was full
OF confidence AMI had rallied great crowd OF
packers about him, who had put up their all that
he would win. The money was scarcely posted
when Hanlan reached tue lake, and, alarmed at
the proportions 10 which the betting ID reached,
he Called upon Courtney and told him that he
would not give hun the race as per previous
agreement, and tn Il he would have TO row for it
that Courtney, upon hearing this statement. be-
came alarmed In turn. and, fearing that II he
Towed Hanlan would beat lin and swamp his
frierds, he then took the only road out or the
woods, and save both his boats in two.
special from st. Louis 10 the Philadelphia
Press Says: This interview Is worded that n Is
not likely that the matter will rest here. Indeed,
there Is no doubt but that tu investigation will
Toll w which viii bring the truth 70 the surface.
and result In the punishment or those guilty.
Hanlan's hacker claims that OF the loo purse an
tie f1ISt race at Lachine. and which Hanian won,
Courtney rece'v.d q 500 ~ the plumber.
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The MarKel&.
BALTIMORE. August 7.-Virsinia &c. consolidated
threes. 50 bid to-day.

BALTIMORE. August 7.-Virstnla Sc. consolidated
~; past-dne coupons, 40 new TO- 40s So; do, new
threes. 50 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, August 8.-Cotton dull-m' ddling
10Y Flour firm. ". tn fair demRnd-HoWard street
and western super 3.0Oa3 Is; do extra, 4. 0Oa4 Is;
DO family s. 25s6 90; city mills super, 3. OOa3 Is
do. extra .O0a6.5O; Rio brands OOsS. a5 Patapsco
family, 675: do. superlative patent. 7.50 Wheat
southern higher active western higher and active
EI6ai:i9 O.. / Maryland. i. isxai. 20: No. west:
l.IsN September; I;iss.i.f October f.issa!. is.;
Corn-sonthern steady and quiet: western higher and
mixed. spot 62ae2f: august, 62X asked; September.
Steamer slS sisR ssi
mixed: sss4l: Pennsylvans. 4Oa4s. rye quiet ana
and Msryl.nnd e OPAL; 90 Provisions quiet aud
shoulders ana clear rib sides packed ssss Bsocn-
aaararsned e Butter packed
hisheruretned 7's7S Coffee hisher-Rio esrsoss.
c cas refined steady i4AsiH Whisky quiet and
sai and f.e eass.cstton. sasd hour lssa grain
bushels; corn 90 600 bushels oats oSo bushels
60O bushels Shipnents-wheat 80 900 bushels. Sales
wheat. 622. 00J bushels; corn. 900 bushels.
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AufsR.
News Briefs.

The United States steamer Dispatch, with Miss
Nellie Arthur and party aboard, arrived at Block
Island yesterday and returned to Newport In the
afternoon. They will remain through August, and
will be Joined by the President September g. on bis
ret urn from his western trip.
Dolan, Pollard. Scott and Joiner. OF the American
rife team, were passengers by the AbysSinia.
whch arrived at New YORK from Liverpool last
night
Paris. and NJ Mayer itor OF the Ldflte,ne, fought
duel yesterday. N. Sauton was wounded in the
neck. hand and leg.
Portsmouth, N. H., yesterday. by 900 majority.
The republicans secured q majority or the alder
men and counc1lmen
Tie family Of scharf. who was one OF the de-
Hungary, was mObbed at PeSth yesterday. The
police had to be called on to disperse the mob.
The Rev. Nathaniel Smith Richardson. ID. d.
was found dead in his bed az his residence In
BRIDGEPORT. Conn: yesterday. His death was
national party OF New jersey at the convention OF
the latter party tomorrow at Tong Branch.
The authorities OF Elvas, Porting Al, have dis
reported that the object Or the rising was TO cover
Emperor william. OF Germany. with the Prince
at Eb nsee Oy emperor Francis Joseph, OF Austria,
who Wit escort him TO I-chl
The Lima PERU Tribune OF yesterday states
that Igleslas. having organizsc division Of Loo
and Win professionally occupy tn II city.
senG o.
mitted suicide yesterday By shooting himself In
the Carleton house.
Ad,spatcn from York. Pa, SAYS Charles Davis
awaiting trial on q number OF charges escaped
from the York Jail ye5terdy morning.