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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Aug 6-.Today Is a regular bank holiday
and all the Exchanges are closed.
BERLIN, Aug 0.-The ex Empress Eugenie has arrived
ut Carlsbad,
RAyEssA. Italy. Aug. Ga Congress Of socialsrs met
here Yesterday The police being refused admittanc co
the hall, broke down the doors and dispersed the
meeting.
LosDos,Aug e-The statement in q Central News dis.
patch July 12 that NJ. Krazewski. tho Polish author
had Deen convicted OF being connected with
is erroneons NJ Krazo wsk is yet 70 DO tried.
JOURNAL Belgium. Aug. 6-In the trial Of Canon
Bernard to-day for embezzng Church funds the Public
accused the psQaer OF fraudulent intent aud
demanded tnat be DO sentenced accordingly.
PARIS, Aug 8.-President Grevy has gone TO Jura
81. PETERsBuRo, Aug. 6.-Gsneral vannovski. Minis
tor Of War. IL scriousiy IL.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

bAILIHo OF THE STEAMER cALIfoHNiAN.
FORTRESS MONROE. Va. Aul. 6-ihe steamer
Californian aa.led yesterday from ouarAntins ior
Liverpool!
cooPERs RECEIVE HIGHER WAGES.
ST Louis Aug 6-Ihe COOPER strike ended
here to-day All this shops acceded TO the demanos Vi "o
THE SALVATION ARMY DEPRIVED OF MUSIC
TRENTON. n. j.. Aug 6-Mayor NroOm to-day ls-
sued order io bidding the salvation Army parade mere
after with kind of So comp MS
made against members OF the Army bv czens thhi DO
came necessary for che Mayor 10 take authoritative Ae"
ESCAPE or Two PRISONERS
WILMINGToS, Deli Aug 6-Iwo priS9hef,s;, s a., Yne 40
Johnson and Dice" Sandord escaped fr0in tno M az
Georgeown Del yesterday: johnson was awaunS a LOT
shooting and SANFORD imprisoned ior DutHaiy
The Sheriff saw The me run from the place bat could not
pursue them he closed and locked the jail door,
cHILD's DEATH ACCIDENTAL
an inquest in the Of James smell age ssyen wno d'1
supposed 70 have been causea ~
nsle thrown " psyms Eydsnos was n ~
jury rendsrsd verdict Of accidental dezth-
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A DEATH ATTRIBUTED 10 POISON

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6. - The death of
Sebastian Appel age ftyone which occurred yesterday
at hts homo In surrounded by such sus
pcious circumstances that the to-day ordered
autopsy. Appel was wdowcr with ak children the
Oldest OF whom Mary ago twenty, acted housekeepcr
for the family Afourteen-yearod son testified before
the that months the whole family was
taken sick after eating pie made by his sister, and
that Saturday two younger sisters were sick at the
same time tha. his father Appel suffered severe
pains che stomach and died eight hours after being
taken ILL., Neighbors state that Appel and his daughter
Mary did not get along we'll together and that he had
several times ordered her TO leave the house.
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CAREER OF RUIZ ZoRRILLA.

During the closing debates in the Spanish
Cortes In 5uy there great deal said about national
sovereignty. universal suffrage and the Constitution OF
1862 and the political excitement then aroused may
have had something do with the revolt in Badajos.
Ruz Zorrla however. does not appear, from any pre-
reports have been engaged In any conspiracy
against the present Government He was formerly
President of the Cortes and was one OF Prims most
earnest and devoted adherents going 10
far as 10 say in his place In the
Cortes that Prim should betray the common nwealth
be would not fight him, but shodld retire from public
lie and mourn over his lost illusions This excess OF
personal perhaps the greatest defect shown
By Zorra during the lifedme OF Prim. After Prim's
death he was the leader of the Progresssts. He Ia
thoroughly honest aud liberal not Of the highest
order but ofintellgence and experience
When King Amadeus entered Madrid in January 1871,
serrano formed new Ministry. AT the elections in
March the Cabinet obtained twothirds majority in the
Cortes but In July IL was compelled to resgn having
become unpopular account o! the great embezzle-
ments discovered Ia the administration OF the finances
After the failure OF the Kings efforts 10 form new Cabi
neoonposed OF representatives OF different parties, Ruiz
zora accepted the position OF Prime Minister and or
gained Ministry which included sagssts. BUY Gomez
and Malcampo.
This July "a, 1871. and the Ministry made
favorable impression. Ministerial complications how
In the fall and October the ZDrrla Minis
try gave way to formed by Macampo. On the day
before sagasta had been elected president OF the CUres
defeating Riyrro by a vote of 1913 TO lib.
lorla then retired from political life, but ne reap
pesred again in june 1872 when the seraDo Ministry
went out Of Office because King Amadeus opposed the
proposition to establish martial law. Zorra bee anne
president OF Ministry June H. Tue Cortes
was dissolved seventeen days later and at the election
IA August the returns were highly favorable 10 the
zoIrila Ministry. There some changes in the
cabinet In December but zora held Office until Feb
Inary IL 1873 when the Kins abdcatsd and the Min
isuy resigned. provincial republic was then estab
hshed, with Figueras at its head. Zorra was next
heafd OF In 1876 the organizer with NJ 6almcron OF
conspiracy against the Government On the 23d OF
october an official note published at Madrid de-
nouncing the conspiracy and about $50 Republicans,
including Meelo Areyro, Patino Acosta and several
other generals and officers the half-pay st,
arrested In saragossa I0grono Bilbao Sanfander
Among the documents then discovered by the Govern
ment were decrees signed by Zorfa, eonferng public
appointments upon the intended leaders OF the nsrrec
uon and bonds redeemablc after the OF the
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HoyoRs TO DEAD UNION SOLDIERS.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 6.-Frank w. Smith,
formerly prisoner OF war at Andersonyille now Gen
era Secretary OF the Railroad Young Mems Christian
Association OF this city, will hold religious service next
Sunday at the famous Providence Spring which broke
out within the stockade while he prisoner at
Andersonville. Mr. Smith takes with him IL 900 National
hlgs. One is to bo placed upon each OF the 1870
graves In the National Cemetery, the old stockade
In this labor Of love he will be assisted by OF tlose
WHO wore the gray Next Thursday the ladios OF Al
lanta will meet IN the Young Mons Christian Association
and arrange the flags for this service. The Con-
tinental Guards of New Orleans. during their recent
visit 20 this city sent Mr. smith contribution to aid In
the of the nags.
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PHASES OF THE IRISH AGITATION
THE SLAYER OF CAREY.

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 6.-Referring to the cable
dispatch stating that papers of American
citizenship dated Toronto, November,
1876, were found on O'Donnell at
Cape Town, the Clerk of the Peace
here says no person named Patrick O'Donnell was
ever naturaIized in Toronto. long examina-
tion by the United States Consulate at
Toronto failed to reveal any trace Of
ODonnell having taken out papers here.
LONDON. Aug. 7.-Captain Phelan. of Kansas
City, the man supposed to be identical with
ODonnell, the slayer of James Carey is at present
sojournlng at Cork, and therefore could not have
committed the murder
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for the conditional purchase of the South Eastern
Railway. few months ago he made a loan OF the
Canadian Pacific for his road amounting to 81 $780,
600. and deposited the bonds of the South Eastern
to the amount 81, 75O 900 as collateral contract
was drawn up and signed about this time between
the representatives of the two roads which gave the
Canadian Pacific the option of purchasing the South
Eastern at any time within two years by paying
balance of something over S2.500,000 In which
event the sum of 81 25O 600 loaned Mr. Barlow was
to apply on the purchase, and with thu 81 800. 900
payment complete the sale. On the other hand 1T
was stipulated that the Canadian Pacific could de-
mand the payment of its loan to Mr.. Barlow on
short notice, and in of failure his part to
meet the payment could foreclose on the mortgage
SO 800, 900 which Mr. Barlow expected the Cana
dian Pacific people would pay him on last Saturday,
but this failing the crash came
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THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.
ATTEMPTED BRIBERY-PRocroR KNorrs ELECTION

ATTEMPTED BRIBERY-PROCr0R KNOTS ELECTION
As GOVERNOR.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug. 6.-The State election was
held to-day for full State ticket and the Legisla-
ture The chief interest in this city the con-
test between local candidates. There was a great
crowd around the polls and much disorder and
drunkenness Ten prominent politicians were
arrested In the Sixth Ward for bribery. The vote
Dem) leading for Governor. Morrow RepJ had
poiled 500 votes In the city at o'clock.
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURES.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 6.-Returns from the State
election come very slowly. Those received iDdi-
cate that light vote was polled with no falling
Of IN the Democratic majority throughout the
State. The counties which have usually elected
Democratic legislators have done so to-day, while
the Republicans have held their in the counties
generally carried by them.
The majority for Knott for Governor will be
about 45, 900, which statement Is based on the re-
turLs now in and comparison of the vote IN the
counties two years ago. 1t is impossible TO
supply detailed returns owing to telegraphc
difficulties. In this city small
vote was polled. but Knots majority
will be 4000or 5000. solid Democratic delega-
tion is elected To the Senate and Legislature
Thompson Dem. was reelected City, Judge.
Henry Clay, grandson of the great Henry Clay. was
defeated for the Legislature after the hottest poti
cal fight ever had here. Both he and Caldwell, who
defeated him, are Democrats.
The DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
FRASKFoRT. KY, Aug. 6.-The Democratic Cen
tral Committee estimates the Democratic majority
at from 10000 to $4,000. with the Legislature
Overwhelmingly Democratic.
VANCEBURG, KY. Aug. 6.-The Republicans carry
every precinct in Lewis County and elect three
Representatives.
CATLETTsBURG. Ky., Aug. 8.-The Democrats
the last election aud carry the entire county
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THE GERMAN AND MEXICAN TREATY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-1he Post will publish
tomorrow an interview with DR.. Manuel de Mesa.
who General santa Annss private secretary touch.
ing the story OF treaty said to have recently been
entered into between Germany and Mexico
DIR. De Mesa quoted saying that he does not know
anything about recent treaty between the two
tries, but knows that there IL secret treaty between
them entered into In 1853 This treaty he says, grew
OF President Julrezs fears of the hostility OF
France and Austria enmIty had been exc.od by
the execution OF Maxmiiau In 1867 lie also says that
the details OF this treaty published aud he
thinks that something about II having been disclosed has
formed the basis for latest story of treaty between
the countries.
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ANELECTYoS ARRAY IN KENTUCKY
TWO coLoRED MEN KILLED AND FIVE MEN WOUND

TWO coLoRED MEN KILLED AND FIVE MEN WOUNDED
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. Ga dispatch to
The ieyJouraai from BrysntsvlIe Ky says that
fatal election aray occurred there to-day in which two
negroes were killed. two mortaly wounded, aud
three other men, Two OF them whites seriously in
tured. white mau. who had sold his vote 10 both
parties the Of the trouble. He attempted 70
vote. but named Jenning interfered and wagon
load Of negroes. coming up with yell started TO shoot
ing The killed Philip Fry and George smith shot
dead, James Kiakead and William Dunn mortally
wounded, aud Green Brougham. William Arnold and
Robert Hsiton seriously wounded. Tho last tive
named white mel.
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The OHOLERA IN EGYPT.
DEATH RATE AMONG BRITISH soI,prF

DEATH RATE AMONG BRITISH SOLDIERS.
ALEXANDRIA. Aug. g. One hundred and ten
British soldiers have died from cholera in Egypt
sDce the outbreak of the disease.
LONDON. Aug. 6.-In the House of Commons this
Afternoon Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, Under Foreign
Secretary said there was misunderstanding ng In
regard to the duties of Clifford Lloyd in Egypt No
appointment Of Mr. Lloyd had been made.
Mr. Gladstone stated that the cholera had greatly
delayed the reorganization of Egypt and that
an early withdrawal of the British troops from
That country was not likely. stable govern
ment most be established In Egypt before they are
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MORE CASES REPORTED.

LONDON. Aug. 6.-The deaths from cholera IN
Egypt on Sunday numbered sol. including ii at
CAIRO.
nkYRoUr, Aug. 6.-Another case of cholera has
ssvsiepsd IN this town and one case in the i'm
mediate vicinity.
= xALtxAsDRiA, Ang 6.-Seven persons, most Of
ven europeans died here yesterday from cholera.
~ ANS Aug. en-. Jules Avonssolm. Professor of
y = snic Chemistry. has been ordered TO 90 TO Egypt
49, ~ ssuoy the features Of the cholera epidemic
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS
DEATHS FROM THE

DEATHS FROM THE ISCHIA EARTHQUAKE.
NAPLES Aug 6.-Nineteen persons who were in
jured by the disaster on the island OF Iscba died in
the hospitals here during last week. One hundred
others who were also wounded were discharged
from the hospitals cured. A child which was buried
in the ruins at Casamicciola at the time of the
earthquake on July % was rescued alive last
Saturday.
The Pope has decided to make the Archbishop of
Naples a Cardinal az a mark of recognition OF the
services he rendered to the sufferers by the earth
quake.
MADRID, Aug. 6.-The municipal authorities have
voted to contribute 1000 pesetas to the sufferers.
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CRIMES AND CASUALnEs-BY TELEGRAPH
SHOT DEAD BY A FARMER.

SHOT DEAD BY FARMER
WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 6.-On Saturday after
noon BenIamn fsgg farmer living Ccntreville Nd.
shot and Killed negro who had struck him Ia quarrel
A sCoUNDREL FINALLY CAUGHT.
HAGERsTowN, Md, Aug. 6-Eiward Carr, the
perpetrator the OUTRAGE little Qere Vrtz,
sandy Hook week. captured last ngnt Knox
yle about om sandy Hook Carr confessed hts
crime and was locked up.
A CONVICTED MURDERER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
EAsToN Penn, Aug. U.-Sabato Alexander, the
Italian murderer was sentenced ths morning tobe hanged
While the way prison With the sheriff the murderer at
tempted suicide by cutting his throat with piece OF chise
which no hal concelod la his POCKET The wound Is M"
considered dangerous.
SENT 70 THE HOUSE OF REFUGE
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 0.-rhn boy Edward Trod-
den who fatally aoDea William Walker was to-day sent 70
OF Refuge under commitmot of magistrate
lie will there the District Attorney deter
nines place hn ON trial
KILLED BY A DRILL ENGINE
Nrw-B BRUNSWICK. N D.. Aug. 0.-John Appiegaade: ga
age forty -nye resident OF branouty tnu
mason. killed oy drill engns ~ sp'ts~ooa TINS
Ing.
RocKLASp. Me-. Aug. 6.At vIna'nsMyen aver On o,Sscr Sss
urav AFTERNOON Patrick Cane quxrIvmtn MN.
iron bar and then ~ % disd VI
srlf DuI WAS vie froln saecesuh< SsmY1Jr s -
' q M Cane is slbecl " hts Of temporary iAs~nv'
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An ATTEMPT 10 POISON A FAMILY

EAsToN, PENN, Aug. GA. J. Lynn and his
wife Saturday became intoxicated and hada difficulty
with the family of August Poyck The Lynns were ar
rested and committed cha OF surety the peace
This morning they served with warrant charging
them with having put nearly q pound of Paris green
into clstern from which Poyck, his wife and eight
children the habit Of drawing water for drinking
purposes. The poison discovered on saturday after
the arrest, upon Information given by q neighbor
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4 FARMEK'S WIFE KILLED.

OTIsvILLE, N. Y, Aug. 6.-The wife of
John Pierson farmer, living near this place. was
killed by the cars yesterday such manner ~ 10 cause
suspicion that committed suicide. One story Is that
she started the track ahead OF freight train to
visit a neighbor and was accidentally caught by the
engine Another report that she had crossed the track
aud stepped back aud stood on the track un the
rdn approached The engine tnre her twenty eet ana
lnlled her lnsantlY. She was tbIrty.hve ye1rs OLD.
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an ELoPEMEN1 IN SoU7H cARoLIxA.
MARRIED MAN RUNS OFF WITH GIRL, But is
CAUGHT.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.


COLUMBIA, $. c., Aug 6.-Sunday morn
ing the quiet little town of sumter thrown into
state of great excitement by the announcement that
John ID. Lynch. married forty years old and the
of grown children. had eoped the night be-
fore with Miss sallie Stack. pretty German GIRL sr
teen years old. Enorts made 10 Intercept their
flight but without success. owing to the lack Of teo-
graphic facities They were nnally traced to Green
swamp. brunswick County, C., wnero they
rested yesterday Tho officers found them together In
aromote Of the swamp The girl appeared 10 be
strongly attached 10 her lover and cried bitterly when
separated from him. She back her parents
In charge OF ofiloer. Lynch lodged in Iaif
Wilmington 10 requison from the Governor Of
ths State lie will bc brought back and tried upon the
charge OF abduction provided the gnRnt citizens
Sumter do not take the law In their own hands
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SOUTH AMERICAN TOPICS.

lBY rnE CENTRAL AsD SOUTH AMERICAN cABIEl
GUAYAQUIL, Aug. 6, via Miguel
yalverde has been appointed member OF Alfaros Cab
net successor of Senior Sembantes.
LIMA Aug via GalvestonIti ia stated in the Diario
Official that Buamachuco and four other towns have
offered allegiance 70 the Iglesias Government.
News from Arequipa states that M0ntero had pub
lished there a statement the defeat Garrostiaga
The truth, however. IL beginning to be known tnat
Caceres routed.
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FRANCE AND THE VATICAN.

ROME, Aug 0.--The letter Of President Grcvy
to the Pope in answer 10 the communication rela-
tive TO church matters In France justihes the posi-
tion taken by the French Government against the
attacks of the clergy and says that France hiss no
intention Of making war upon the Church. NJ.
Grevy says he hopes agreement between his
government and the Vatican will be arrived at
now that both parties take stand upon the loyal
observance of the Concordat.
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A BULL-FIGHTER FATALLY INJURED.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 8.-FelicitOs Mejia,
the famous bulihghter fatally hurt while engaged
in bu-hgbt yesterday three miles outside tbs city
He tossed into the air by bull which again caught
the man on his horns he fell The building was
crowded at the time and the greatest excitement pre-
vailed The British Club has been organized acre with
L. Janson, Ioauager OF the London Bank OF Mexico,
president; Thomas Horncaste, ce-presldept, and Will
lam Pcbard secretary OF the Loca Board 0f tho Mexi
National Railway, secretary.
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was to protest against the exclusion of Mr.. Brad
laugh from the House of Commons Thirty thousand
persons were present. The meeting passed q reso-
luton favoring resistance by Mr.. Bradaugh of the
mandate of the House of Commons. Copies of the
resolution were forwarded to the Queen, Mr. Glad
stone and the Speaker of the House. The meeting
was attended by delegates from MANY provincial
towns, including Northampton. from which place
Mr.. Bradlaugh was elected to Parliament and was
conducted in an orderly manner
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KILLED BY PETTY THIEVES.

MoNr CLARE, ILL.,, Aug. Ga party of roughs
returning from resort known Turner Park this
city yesterday afternoon, entered the grounds of Mr.
Loree old and respected resident and proceeded to
dcspoil his fruit lie warned them TO leave the
place when OF the roughs assaulted him with mis-
of which struck him at the base OF the BRAIN
instantly killing him. Tue citizens have organized Tor
made.
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pISAsTERs on THE SEA.

ST. JoHY's, N. F., Aug. 3.-1he bark Oc-
favia, belonging 10 Bafd. johnson Co., OF Greenock
225 tons bnrden, which sailed for sydney Cape Breton
was Friday wrecked at Ferryand during dense fog
The crew were saved The ship was insured
Two American fishermen, Charles Taylor and Ed ward
Landry belonging to the schooner Challenge, OF GIou-
eeste recently got astray FROM the vessel Grand
anks and landed at Trepassy after i've days and nights
ON the water They all that time without food or
water The men terribly exhausted
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DAVITT AND PARNELL.

DUBLIN, Aug 6.-Michael Davitt was warmly
received by the population of Kilkee. County Clare
yesterday. In speech he said that the Govern
ment were reduced to such weakness that they
could not protect the life of one of their vilest in
struments
LONDON, Aug. MIR. Parnell has sent cable
message to America stating that he will be unable
to visit America until after the coming general
election in Great Britain and Ireland.
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FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Aug. t. NJ. Waddington, the new
French Ambassador to Great Britain. speaking at a
workmen's fete at Hastings yesterday. said no
wished all to know that his mission was one of
peace and goodwill. He had full hope that he
would be able to accomplish his object-the main
tenance of friendship between Great Britain and
France
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CRUSHED UNDER 4 CLAY BANK.
Ipy TvLEoRApu TO THE rRrpUNE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE.i
MATAwAN, N. j., Aug. 6.-Thomas Welsh, q
laborcr employed at the brick yards owned by J. W.
Maggs near this place. killed by the falling OF clay
bank thls afternoon. Being missed search was made
and his body was found barcd under twenty feet OF
earth with bis head and chest crushed TO Jelly He
was about forty years old aud leaves wife and sew
eral children.
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sr,rr or SIEGE PROCLAIMED.

u.ny,n. Aue. 6.-Particulars of the uprising
,hst the garrison disarmed the gendarmerie
"a ,hs customs guards aud occupied the railway
ssst,on The disafected troops also closed tho
sss~s Of the fortress. Ministerial order has been
...ottsd nroclamng state of siege in Estremadura
nd ,npouting General Blanco commander OF the
fo,css in that province. Eleven hundred persons
-.~.;c;naied in the proclamation of the republic,
pno c;viIisus having joined the soldiery. lt Is
hI;svsd that the seized several
mnskets which had been deposited IN the iorsress'
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NOT THE MoRRIsroWN ASYLUM

MoRRIsTowN, N. j., Aug. Cdr. Buttolpb,
OF the Morsown Insane Asylum. calls
attention the fact that by mistake In the name,
abatement went abroad the effect that w. A. J. Fiss
patient died In the Morrstown Asylum from the eec ts
OF beating at tue hands OF attendant No such pa
tent in the asyl lum here and believed tho
death occurred at Norristown, Penn, IL anywhere.
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CONTENTION OF IRON WoRKERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. GA number of dele
gates the convention OF the Amagamated Association
OF Iron aud Steel Workers arrived to-day The conven
ton Will he called TO order morning aud win,
In ali probability, continue week or ten days ft Is es'
tmated that there will be 200 delegates present, repre-
senng every branch OF the order In the country Inc
convention will be strictly private