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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18

DR.. CAMPBELL, American Consui at
Monterey, Mex, arrived in Laredo. Tex, on
the 18th iustatt, leaving the consulate in
charge Of the Rev. Mr.. Shaw. Yesterday
dispatches we're received addressed officially
to Consul Campbell, notifying him that on
Sunday night the coupul's Office was entered
BY a mob Of Mexicans and the Rev. Mr..
Shaw attacked and beaten nearly to death.
All the furniture and papers belonging to
the consulate were destroyed. The informa-
tion creates profound sensation at Laredo,
where the citiz ,ns, while they deplore rup-
ture between the two governments, consider
the insult 20 bold that The Uoited States
must resent it. A full investigation should
at once be instituted, aud, if the facts are az
alleged, satisfaction demanded of the Me1i-
can government, and the perpetrators Of the
outrage punished.
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THE POLK TRIAL.
Tesfimony of Capt. j. q. Fleming and
RODert L.. CampbeIl.
The Former Considered the Most I'm.
portaut Wiiness.

Special 10 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, July 1.-THE case of the
State Us. Ex-State Treasurer NJ. T. Polk,
charged with defaulting to lhe amount Of
S4S4000, was taken up to-day, and R ,bert
l.. Campbell, flrmer secretary to the Comp
troiler, and Capt. ]. C. Fleming, former
secretary to Treasurer Polk, were examined.
sence of his lawyer before his examination,
which the judge refused. Witness protected
by saying that he thought he had some
righ's. He will be cfoss-exauined to-mor-
row. II is possible the case will continue
for the next two weeks.
L; is thought that Roland Swsyne, charg,d d
with having stolen Folks ledger, did 20
while on spree, and with no spacial refer
eHce 10 The Polk Gaze. Swayne was tm-
ployed off ind-on as clerk, had loom in
the capitol, ami was for neily deputy .Su.
preme Court clerk. The finding Of the book
is claimed to have been more beneficial 10
the defendant than to the State.
Both Campbell and Fleming ,estif d with
great coolness, oftsn puzz'iug The attorneys
for the State in their responses. The cast
created the liveliest possible interest through
out the ate, and more especially in Nash
Vile. Fleming ia considered the most i'm
poriant witness.
10 answer to the question whether an in
dictmeuL WAS pending sgaitst him, Judg
Allan eaid he knaw nothing about -ii.-Catt
Fleming said that Polk was short IN his sc
couas when reelected in 1879, and that th
shortage sc,ouut was lost or thrown aWsy
Polk was short SAL 900 IN 1881, but he mad
toe deficit good. Polk was short il
1882. This was covered by credits, b
Poik's direct ID. Po.k said 10 him tha
H. V. NewcomH, of New York, had induced
PJlz TO purchase Louisville and Nashville
railroad stock, which went down instead O
appreciatiog. Pix speculated in Tet II -sse
bonds aud lost good deal Of mo1-y. II,
was $263 coo behind 10 December, 1882.
R1iand swAyne, wac is charged with h "
ing stolen PJlk's ledger, wall be tried Il.
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The Feeling a, MiIwaukse.

MILWAUKEE, July i7.-The pr,sI com
uts relating to the threatened strike OF
lelegraphic operators, while kindly in tone
10 The optrItots, are in opposition 10 such a
movement, which Is regarded 8 unwise ard
unwaIrantsd.
The Times says: 40 this asp ct of the Gas e
the Times desires in all friend iu' ss to invite
the attention OF the Bro;herho I'd of Telc-
graph r.. All who are at all familiar with
he history OF s.riks kndw that succsss in
strikes against employers of abundant mea NJ
and determination has rarely, il ever, besn
achieved. The common course OF tu;h e.
forts has led 10 great las and often great
sufferirg, among the strikers, aud to the ulIi-
mate resumption OF work, when when per-
mitted TO resume, at ra'es sHording no recon-
pence for the s,cri6ca. With mona but the
ed -st feeling for the op .rators now threat
ming a strike, aud witneut enteriog at sll
inio the merits of their controversy
with the telegraph companies, tie Times is
cor strained TO believe hat, admitting The
! worst that eau b rsssons sbly predicted in The
way of in convenience 10 the business CON-
! mnniiy aud Of loss to companies, the only
| really irreparable dsmsg7 that can r, su I
| from the coming suspension OF work will be
| to the operators themselve', They propose
10 throw away earnings amounting from
| $4,000 to $4,000 a day, more or lrss, and
| even IL their u utmost de- m tuds should be con
| csdzd 10 the end, the increase of pay they
\ ask would hardly in year make good The
amount they will lose 10 month. The si
| ua ion and its probable outcome deserve
| calm aud iujicisl con- iderstiop, which there
| is some reason TO fear the mass II operation
| have not vet given il
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THE TELEGRAPHERS
A General Strike to be Ordered To-Day
at Noon, Unless the Western
Union Company
Replies FayOrably TO the Memorial Pre-.
sented to Manager Eckert Mon
day-Press Comments.

ST. LOUIS, July 17.-Members OF the
Brotherhood OF Telegrsphers assert tonight
that unless The Western Union Company re-
ply favorably before noon tomorrow to the
memorial presented 10 General Manager
Eckert yesterday, ;he Executive Committee
will order strike, and hat at IL O'Clock,
sharp, New York time, every member OF the
Brotherhood in the country will stop work
and quietly abaudon his post. The telegraph
official, do cot seem to be worried about thu
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WIMBLEDON, July 17.-Altbough Joiner
and Human tied in to-day's shooting for the
cup. Joiner m ade the best score in last Thur
days shooting, and consequently won the
prize. 10 the contest for the national chal-
lenge trophy yesterday, the score mad. bv
Wattlewortb, OF the Eoglish team, was 95,
rot 105 as reported.
coatest for the cup and ESQ, presented spe-
cially for their competition. They fred To-
day at 200, 500 and 900 yards. The highest
ecore, were made by Joiner and Hinman,
who tied for the priz,. In the contest to-day
for the Queen's priz., Sergt. Mckay, Of the
First Sutherland Regiment, was victor.
Three targets have been assigned the
Americans for the International match, and
three TO the British. The names of twelve
men, who will compose the American team
will be announced Friday, the day the m match
begins. -l
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WANTED TO BE HUNG.
And the Jury CneerfslIy Gra.sed HI.
Request.

MAYsvILLE, KY, July 17.-This afternoon
ss soon as the jury in the Copper case re.
tired, Ihe Emmet Guards escorted Samuel
Bulger from the jail 10 tue courthouse amid
great crowd of people on the streets, where
he was to be arraigntd for rape. 10 the
courtroom the indictment was read to him
His attorneys told him not TO criminate him
self unless his mind was perfectly clear. Hs
replied that bis mind was perfectly clear; hs
was guilty and he wanted 10 be hung legally
not 6y mob, AMI wanted to cause IS little
trouble as possible in the trial. The jury
was impsneled, and he repeated The plea be-
fore them. In ten minutes they returned q
verdict of guilty, with sentence Of death
Bulg.r received the verdict unmoved, anC
was returned 10 Jail in one hour from tbs
time he was taken out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18

The United Stale, steamer Pints, which
left the navy-yaId at Norfolk, Va, Saturday
for New York, proceeded as far as Hampton,
when i, was found necessary to return for rt :
pairs to her machinery. Her cspsciiy was
shown to be Fix KNIT, an hour. This is ihe
steamer upon which 100000 was lately eI-
pended and it is fair sample Of how the
Navy Department is conducted. Enough
money has been thrown away on worthless
hulls 10 the last fifteen years to equip first
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18

BIsMARcK has pever forgotten Frederick
the Greats sying; "My people and have
compact. They cay what they please acd
do what please" To Bismarck Par
lament il con,rivaree by which tribunss
OF the people can anus. themselves without
hurting ANYBODY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18

The Bloomfield Academy, Chickassw
Iudian school 10 the Indian Territory, hss
its commencement under the dir ction OF the
Indian principal. The young girls were
dressed in While e, like the graduates in our
literally pale-fAce schools, but, sensibly, the
exercises were held in the open air instead
of in a hot hall. Besides The examination
,nd the graduating part, the seniors gave an
operatic Performance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18

WHEN Louis Philippa, afterwards Dg
OF France, was id this country he was a
ol-iescher; Garibsldi when here was a
soap-boilsr; Chsmbord never was here and
he is not di-er.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18

"THE probability that the cholera will
ksxNS Jodgment in the Uoited States this
summer" the Medical journal thinks, rs ex
csedingly small" As a general rul', this
journal ssys, our cholera epidemlcs have be-
gun in years following a European preva
lence, $50 that il is rather for next yer than
this that the contingency OF au iuroad Of
cholera into Europe should excite uneasi-
zna, - nnarics
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THE revenue OF France t,r the first ha'f
of the present year was 2S,00o,O00 fraucs he
low the estimate, while the budget an lei
pated that there would be an increase OF the
estimate. Imports for Jun, increased "a :
100000 france, as compared with June, 1882
Exports for that month decreased q 100000
francs, as compared with exports for June
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EGYPTIAN kilograms show that cholera Is
spreading in tha, country. 1t has reached
the suburb. OF he great city OF Cairo.
Should 1t spre I'd there the mcst fearful raw
ages msy be looked for. Talka, Wagsa and
Choban are now attacked in addition t..
former places. The di.ease is assuming
formidable propor;iou', snd 10 keep it out
of ports on the Mediterranean will be task
of no small difficulty. Should it reach them
to keep Europs safe from its yisitation sp-
; pears hopsles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18

A DISPATCH ia the New York Herald from
New Oflean', dated last Saturday, says: SIN
reply to an inquiry the president of The Board
Health to-day stated that there had net
oeen single case of yellow-fever in this city
We present season. Toe Board Of Health and
vMsriue Hospital S.rvice are iu perfect &C.
cord" Very cio,ely in sccord, evidently.
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The summer watering-plsces advertise
many attractions. OIe more is wanted-a
place where every msn and woman can dress
as they please, without regard 10 conver-
ton slity or shioo. Good manners to.al-
ways prevail, but the visitors dress tc be
regulated by the vi.itor's own taste, not th at
of other peoplr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18

If est b,ars auy relstiou TO value New
Hsmpshire's new senator ought 10 be the
greatest acq Iisi;ion the Unted States Senate
has received for many yesrs. For some time
the Stale has been psyiog at the rate Of
$1,000 per day for the election Of a Senator,
and al present writing none has been named.
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The President Draws e30, 900 I'm the
LOlleFy.

This would be the "ooss" advertisement
should the President on his visit TO the Louis
Vile Exposition purchase a ticket in the
Commonwealth Distribution Company, there
and IN Witnessing the popular monthly draw
uumber ON bis ticket pulled from The wheel
with The $50 900 prize drawn % its number
or he might draw the $4,000 or 5000
uriz 3, for there are 1860 prizes to be drawn
AMOUNTING to s112,4 400. Tickets only cosl
81 each. They can be obtained BY address
ing &. NJ. Boardman, Louisville, Ky.
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MARSHALL, Tx July 17.-On the Tex
srkans branch of !he Texas snd Pacific raii
way this mern ming several cars of the west
bound freight went through bridge, one
s,clion of which gave way. No Que was
hurt Shortly aft the east-bound passenger
train came a.ong, and the freight, not hsv-
Iug lime TO reacn a siding, and no ;eieyrspbic
staion being within reach, a collision &C.
CURED. Bolh engines were bsdly smashed.
The passenger engineer is thought TO be IA
tally iojured. As far as Learned, no others
were hurt
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The physician. Of the C,unt lie Chambord
had another consultations -ysstsrdsg, after
which they issuei a bul!eiio siaiiog that the
improvement 10 the condilion of the count
continue. DR.. Vulpisn sa's he is COO
viuced that the counts ailmant is not cancer,
bat inh ,mmati,n of the stomach, csusirg
thickening OF it. ii s1e-. Cnambord is worth
a d zen dead N. n vet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18

The sbolition of the stamp duty has made
great change in the price OF matches.
What cold in June for S2 per gross-this
being the common birthstone match, which
is most commonly used-now cell, for but
eighty-6ve cents per gross. The net lax on
a rots amounted to about 81 80. Retail
buyers should claim TO be charged ouly 10
propoi tionto the change.
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CHICAGO, July 17.-Third day of the Chi
cago Driving Park summer trotting meeting.
Weather cool and cloudy, track fast, attend
auce large. The sport was confined to The
pacing race. y-----
Purse $25c0, for 2:17 class, $500 extra to
test 2:l4. Tne race was = procession in
heais, EiwIn Thorne leading from wire 10
wire, followed by Won Arnim and Charlie
Ford in the order named. Time-2:23f,
2:20f and 2:213.
Purse s2500, open 10 all plcers, $1,000
extra 10 best 2:113 proved tue most inter.
estipg event of the mee;iog thus far. Buff .lo
Girl was the favo ite at the beginning. and
was sill sirooger 10 the pools after Flors
B-iie won The first heat. Richbali, the win.
ner. sold in the Fl I'd for the f 'st three hests
| Richball won; Fiora Belle second, Buffalo
Girl third, Gem fourth, Lucy distanced
Time-2:l5, 2:14, 2:l6f, 2:1Sf, 2:153.
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The news from Egypt regarding the chol-
era is very uufavorable. Ths disease is
spreading all over the country, and is &C.
knowledged to b. in Cairo, where five deaths
have already occurred. Toe cordops around
the injected districts have all been sbIndon-
ed, snd rapid and general increase 10 the
number of victims NAV be looked Tor.
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Robbery ya.a A,,emn,.a murd.r.

HUNTsvILLE, Tex, July l7.-This even
ing four heavily srmed lnsn weot to J. H.
Smiths store in Cincinnati, and presenting
Winchester rides at the clerz, forced him to
sssist in rob ,irg the stcre. They obtained q
email am 1uni of money and as many goods
as they could carry of. Ga leaving they
fred at the proprietor, seriously wouuding
him.
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The secretary OF ihe Panama Canal Com.
pany, at Paris last week, informed the cor
respondent of The. New York Herald there /:
1--WE have excellent rsport' from Panama
aud sre perfectly satisfied with the progress
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Commeu 5 OF the chicago Press.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE later Ocean, dis.
cussiug the impending strike of the tele.
graph operators, ssyp: "rhe telegraph opera.
tors Of the country are, as bojy, very intel.
ligent young men. Tney should appreciate
the gravity Of the responsibility they are
assuming in r, fusiUg to work at the present
rates. The general tendency of prices in
leading commodities Of trade is downward
aud they should weigh we'll the chances o
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenance is pale and leaden-colored,
with occasional fiushes of a circumscribed
spot on one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure semicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the nose is irri-
tated, swells, and sometimes bleeds; a SWELL
ing of the upper lip; occasional headache,
with humming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, sometimes vora-
cious, with a gnawing sensation of the
stomach; at others, entirely gone; neeting
pains in the stomach; occasional nausea and
vomiting; violent pains throughout the alb
domen; bowels irregular, at times costtve;
STOOLS Shiny, not unfrequently tinged with
blood; belly swollen and hard urine turbid !;
respiration occasionally dificult and accom-.
panied by hiccough; cough sometimes dry
and convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth temper variable,
but generally irritable.
Whenever the above symptoms gre found
10 exist,
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A STORY ia out that instead of Gen. Crook
taking ths Apaches The Apaches took him,
and only let him 90 on his engaging to make
terms for them at Washington.
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The Gre.. Y.rmou,n m.e,,,..

LONDON, July 17.-At the great Yarmouth
meeting to-day, the race for the AGED Maiden
plate was won by J. Z. Keene's Pstoai; Sir
7. Sy kes's Agnes Bsntick second, Sir Gerald
Codrington's Chorus third. Five started.
Betting at the start was 5 to against Poto-
81, 10 to l against Agnes Bentick, and 10 to
l against Chorus. Potosi won by half 3
length.
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IMPORTANT DECISION

Of FA1Eh1S hELATlNG
TO THE REoPESING OF CAsEs.
WASHINGTON J uly 1.-THE Commi .sioner
OF Patents to-day refused to reopen the case
Of telephone uauemitters, decided by him
some Tins sincs. the syllabus OF the Com
missiouer's decision is: THAT as questions 10
be decided in the Patent Office are, Who is
the prior inventor, aud to whom nhould the
psteD. s1s? it IL nscessary that testimony
material 10 establish who wss the prior 10.
venor, and who fist reduced the
invention 10 practice, should be received
al any time b. fore the patent issues
When a Case has been decided, however, on
testimony already taken, il Will not be re-
opened for taking further testimony, unIess
it be msde appear that such testimony, if iu-
troducsd, will conciusively FIX tue dste ef
the completed invention, and thereby deter
mine the question of priority. The motion
tor reopeuIng he case, or for a new trisI ia
The Pateut Ofiics, il not TO be determined by
the same lsws which obtain in courts at law.
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EDWARD SPENCER. journalist and author,
died at Baltimore yesterday.

READER who hrs seen an snnounceme
Of "Polo-Pisying at Newport" wants to know
who Polo is, he has never played in the town
where the Inquirer lives.
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The New York Tribune says that this sea-
son the rush OF travel is generally to the sea-
cosst, and the greater number Of the visitors
come from the Souih and The Wesi.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
INibICATIOEb.

For Tennessee and Ue OHIO Valley, generally
fair weatler, nOrthuesteriy Wnds becoming UaTio-
be, nearly stationary temperature, rising baro1ne-
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THE HILL INQUIRY.
RumOrs That the Supervising Archite ct
Will Resign rs Soon as the In.
vestigation is Over.
Gen. sherman and the Press-Imp0rtant
Decision by the Commissioner OF
Patents-Capital Points.

WAsHIEToN, July T.-In the Hill loves
tigation james P. Love, OF the Architects
Office, testified that there was no drsughtF-
man in the Office in 1878 able 10 prep,re
plans for heating apparatus for the Chicago
blildings Architects office. He did not un-
dertske TO make plans for heating apparatus
for large uildipg-, because they we're nee
esssr ly complex and required much time in
pIeplrstiou.
Gilman proposed to show the relations
existing between Hill sod the American
STE Company, The United States Fire Proof
Shutter CJmpsuy and G-orge l. DImou, all
one aod The same per,ou, ss ne said.
Eve contracts for furnishing iron shutters
for public buildings, made by the Fore Proof
Shutter Company, were put in evidence.
CJlsmsn called attention to ,he fsct tha
they were sigued by Dlm d, as superintend.
ent of the company, and asked il the defense
would concede that they were some of the
contracts III ade for fre-proof shutters since
August ! 1876.
Hill acknowledged that such was the fact
Mkt in evidence were the conir acts % ade
with George L. Damon, for supplying safes
and iron vaults for public buildings.
Coleman asked if the d, fenss would con.
cede ID imou was the only contra actor for safes
and vaults since 1876
SIuAo hOi odN tuOuSut u Ob-
able.
n xt in order were q number of coutrac
for IFS and vanlts which Coleman said had
been N ade with ID mon upon verbal au.
ihority and without advertisement. HI. also
read D.mon's card, wherein he describes
himse as builder OF safes for the Treasury
D-psr msnt.
He has had that upon his lettsrhe ads for
fifteen year." said Totteu.
"Then it is time he gave some one else a
ch ance," replied C Ilemap.
Coleman siid he could GO into the subj ici
OF elevator; Of p'uubing; OF any brancb
aud show that there was alwAys one so, "si
10 the css, OF Bartlett, Robbins & Co.," with
whom The Supervising Architect old business
in such manner tha. divide was possible
without any one else knowing il.
Toe commitlee decided to allow Coleman
to prepare abs. vouchers, 10 be used il
the evidence.
The chairman then read letter from Mr.
Bliss, of st. Louis, asking to be excused
from appearing b lore the committee, and
Mr.. Coleman read an article from the Post
Dispatch relating to the recent interview il
that paper.
An attempt was made by the prosecution
10 take up the charges Of corruption in coz
necion with the construction of slate TO ofi
for public buildiogs, but DO progress wa
usade, and The committee adjourned.
DON'T KNOW WHAT HE WILL DO
The atten ion Of ]. G. Hill, Supervising
| Architect of the Treasury, was To-day callet
10 The published statement III at he intends II
| r, sign when The present investigation i
closed. He siid the statement was prema
lure. The investigation gave him enough tc
do at pres n, a. he could not say what b
| would do alter il vas over.
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ANAMosA, h-Dr. J. G. AcGuire SAYS:
know Browns Iron Biiters i. a good tonic
and gives general satisfaction.n
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SPORTING NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, July T.-Eclipse, s; Colum.
bus, 4.
ST. LOUIS, July H.-Cincin2alis, A; ST.
Louis, 5.
CHICAGO, July 17.-Chicsgoer, A; Boz
tom, 0.
DETROIT. July 17.-Peovidepces, A; De
troits, 2.
CLEVELAND July T.-New York., 4. Ci.ve
land, 2.
BUFFALO, July 17.-Philadelphiss, s; Buf
faior, q.
BALTIMORE, July l7.-Ealtimorer, 9; Ath.
letics. 13.
PTrrsBURG, July 17.-Fourteen innings
Alleghenys, z; Metropolitsns, 6.
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lld do alter II was over.
NAVAL UNIFORMS.
A VIGOROUS PROTEST AGAINST THE COOKE
HAT AND HELMET.

HAT AND HELMET.
WASHINGTON, July IT. prominent
naval Officer in speaking tonight of the uui-
for N regUl 4tiors issued few days sgo said
sd ,wn with the whole thing, especially the
stiff, cooked hats and helmsi. About ninety
per cent OF The tffi iers of the nsvsy feel that
CTpratn aud a lieutenant commander were
chiefly instrumental in forcug this reguls-
ton on the navy, which for the present is
Suspended, aad l hope will so remain Next
winter Congres. sbould make the present
un form he permanent one, and not permit
sny chang, except by &C. of Cougress, and on
the petition Of st least fifty per cent. Of all
offi - r. in ths s rvice."