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rELECEAPHIC NOILE

.pr.r,r-D. Nc TUE waGE, OF WOR1TFD MAKERS
S,Ir>rr .Ju.v ---rhr American Wor,fed com
rrdu.riou of va-cs T. 20 mt5 efec, on August IAe
company employ, 25D hands.
LOST RU"Y
rrr,VD Ne. Jl.v 2-.-rde srr4mr" Eeluor3, from
Nev.-ors reports tnAt th- sutoa4c buoy. northeast
or--Iii,-.r nurt of thr Pollock iip glt,A.p been
son. from its n,or.ngs tes days or more.
DEFEATING TIE GIANT POWDER MONOPOLY
PTr-El s,, Juy 27-lH me Jhed 0,Aies 'outt To-Day
the application tor Az Injunction by The Atlantic Giant
D.. 1nrluauv os 4tor1la 20 restrain rae Marquis
Bu..ngs. soE Barr Howe and ot4sr' rom infringing
-ivcertue was dismissed bv Judge Acueson the
goE-d tnat iAe h-ihod m ir "ucl lIe iSFe
waom the Original Iett.r'gat'n' were Issued
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER KILLED.
M,coN. Ga. Juy 2-.-C. II. Fryer. engineer and
-r F',i-,tv l.r-ter il tl. employ aere OF ne
ditcuty sn Frcav vnic flonrnav W, and Fryer
-trlel on rhe head VITA cnker OF dra-s ron. from
Nh.s he died yesterday. Flouru~y surrendered himself
DROWNED FROM YACHT
CU. NGO. July 2--Mlss VI mie Lavles fell overheard
fron y4cht 10 L-Se Michigan Yesterday OTTO Muhart,
her. ou, bring unable TO w n. both were drowned.
SINKING OF rIE srEAMsoAr oRIoLE. ,.,
sit Nm. mort on -Iiurdar for Nsw-York in Of the
tug Ivanaos. Of PM phis. 50 rung lea. when on
h. river a6ov, Drunpont where she sank. after every
saor, nad been made % prevent IAe disaster
tn r-RGr LABOR LEGISLATION.
Cutr,co Iuy - 4 number o. delcsates 20 the
N.tou.I sh1r Convention. ed TO meet nSre On We'd
nesl.T nave Aready arrived u the cry Ihe convention
Il ~ fr the better organization Oi sDOr ln order 10
cnmpeI favur4b legislation.
CONVENTION OF LABOR UNIONS.
W..urNsroS. July - The fourth aInla. convention
az the Federation Trades aud Labor Uulpss Of the
uifes -t4is. aud Canaia swll convene IN Chicago
Oetober +. aud csntInue sc~-IuH one week
THE GEORGIA Editors ~ PLNN,I LYANIA.
RALrfWlgE. JulV ~ After spending sunday n Nash
ugtou the Georgia journalists returned 10 Baltimore to
aj and leu for Gettysburg Penn They vii visit me
old battlefield and tnence tu Carlisle aud Hsger-tOwA
nom walch last sout they will return to the south
OTIS sTEONGs SUI FOR DAMAGEA
LOUISVILLE. Ju.y 2s.-Ou- strsng. member 0f the
Yae Glee hub. who lost leg n wreck near charleston
INDIANA ou the OHIO ant Mississippi Rail"ay Drought
suit to-day fOr $4,000 dama@eA
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rp,c,rrvr. or CARRIE NEWS

CoVsr ANTTNOIIT. i'm ~ the legations at Const7n-
uaople have been ructed 10 Ie-,. SIR D-y the auou
uou OF the reign post offices
ST PfrEE.H-EG. Jug -~.-A RIOT urrcl az X Hi %
uoA. TIE wuIkurn att.ca.d tA shops OF the Oia Be-
lever. whom they lruI.uc" worse thau Jews. The
contents of the shops u Oh. Dlt person was
Ii Led and two ere wounded.
Ntprrr. July 4--Ioln w. Foster the American Min
lstrr had another Iulu1rtIut .cIFcw ou fIAl W d
~eIor faut .ei t~ ~o. ;ac spanish Prr4lrr II l-
G 1icr'f ask TO- the ~ra~h Government 20 ~" r"r
the .uufc ~ couuercl4 nt rests the teuI,la tud
Cuba
VfESNA July 94.--De t1e persons concerned IN the
aLt-.JCwsh outbreak al le-Ltl, By. me birthplace
ucl loIp>-v. the grl wn "a- N"-~ .o nave nefn
kI bv the J.ws "a connection with certain religious
lites two have condemned 20 nve yer ana oAr to
fO4r ycdr- u PRISON.
PARI- july 24.-rhe F1vo ba- bitter -icie against
ENGLAND. II carcs that Ln.l uc MS never help q, uu
aw IS rhwarrd France. II adv France to make al
"A lance Tn Germany.
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u-DGE BARRTNGER on CHOLERA.

now HE RESISTED fr ~ ALEXANDRIA. ETYPr
.Tudgc Barringer. of the International Trib-
una arrived in city sunday, after long resi-
dence in Egypt He was seen at the Gsey House yes
terday hy TRIBUNE reporter ami sad; Il have been
absent from Egypt several months. so my opinion
npou the state Of affairs woud be OF little value ON my
WAY home was attacked by a severe Illness. and com
pepl to stop for nearly two moBths at AiIIes Bdins
Did you not share in the prevalent cholera scdroF
by no means. was tn Alexandria through the whole
OF the terrible cholera year and am thoroughly seasoned
10 sou think that the cholera wtll spread ~
nssuredy do think It Will gradually run through
europe and toward next spring. unless extraordinary
precautions takcn, will reach th' continent 1Iso
au further convinced M the only thing io prevent hc
snr'ad OF ihe disease 90 pAI lnr s.,lrsl
Intel, .es- M my opinion. Extreme cleanliness nni
careful diet are the only preventive nieisnfc1
"uo tuu believe IN persoDal Infection
No .r have seen more than enough 10 convince me
r1f .1nofa Is Hevor convrvrd hy .'.ontl contact
VhrI we in AIe4andrt there were d'nih- nl li"und
nI. HHt . and mv family rcmfn'd ulnt'II 'l We h.
cir, o. u- strIght from the bedside of iFin- or drI
person htiihcr hc nor We ever r'nf'i 'l N' ','
rifeu ptrticulrlv n our diet we never 'l' lH'1'A.l
our water boiled while some Of onr nel Dl ns
rohn- hut t"' the " ter for vfloh vas I''.
and iheu boiled N" ono Wh' n'ed Ih. ..i
rrs.udau, w.. attached 'bint thee two i''is ~.
, d.e,sr ard these afr tbr safeguards '' should ''
,. .uo..n a.ap,pity t v.IU No. vu.e FOO Nrs.rur, vo
U,.l n a ho1so containing thirty lsmHoa VIA ''n
uf f. 600. rfr ar uu.y hnuse- rhIrh nrr occupied
If au, flfiy Ipnr Despite tnia aggregation 'i human
hrrHs vr auir W rrar llom tHo slghi0i Hiirh oi th'
dIsrta.'
Ac,rrGl>O. 10 nG HELD rs wNe1l'.Io>.
The following notice ha, been issued;
NiN-N N.in. july gr.
%, request Cd. uruncr- Of 90. State boards of hrnh
if .Huu- Tennessee. keuIurANt NrW-An'h h.h "i"'i
st. t conference vii. Doe nca 900 WtTuil"'uu, i. g., 'h
Au-I.t - to cul Ii with fhc Government Iu- 10 2"
ue b., methods of meeting tud mastering inr rnoti- 100
tI. event liH appearance boz ir tultrd states N"itr
eaI .lHr.-lur Au. piia officers Irc fc-pD,lu4y Zee
VIe-trd lu take pd4t DO thc conference.
LFA~II- bHD1k-, ~ New York.
Chairman OF state Board, of Health Conference.
J. y MCCOEHCN, OF Kentucky,
.t5 rf
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THE lRCTIC fKPLOFERs.
COMMANDER SCULFYS REPORT
aftdur Ac,tprNt ~ rur turtis ASp mAR-cosr
tttt.


stdur AcrtprNr - tur tnrts ANp rrAR-cosr
ot inr rNrrrutnN.
NNutNoroV. July ., Re1r\ Admiral Nirhol''
Acting Secretary o tho Navy. to-day r.rriyod report
from commander Nchc, dntnd st. Johns July 81 IN
which hc says hat n rrotcruins the search ior licn
truint Gfcc, party DO v1- often n order To
gain opcn cc 80 aa to advance with t7 little delay "a
possible J, take greater risk thnn ordinarily jus
ud'b'r l- the waters were manly unknown imper-
tecty surveyed, and their dangers unchirted and "a
great extent covered by cr. lie that lille great
prudence was c,erci-ed, both the Thet and the Bear
grounded two or three times but without serious injury
lie says he purposcy ayoded reference TO these acct
dents in his tecaphc report for fear of causing un-
ca,ine-s.
The total expense of the Greedy Relief Expedition is
estimated by officials Of the Navy Department at about
500 900 The original estimate was TJOOOOO. or
the amount expended fI37. .553 for the purchase
and repairs the Bear eI4Il65 for the pur
chase and repair of the Thctis; S21OOOO for sup
plies: $1,000 tor bringing the vessels 20 NeW-l ork
- 900 for instrument. be u~cd IN making obserya
uous; Slj,l6j for the repairs made 10 the Alert (
81 600 for the transport Loeb Garry, and rl0'OOO
for coal II l. believed that di,po-ng OF the vessels
the Government will secure amount about equal %
the paid for them. large quantity OF the pro
visions suitable for and will be turned over
10 the service The contract for the Loeb Garry which
obtained from English persons. expires on August
, Captain >cicy has informed the department that
board Of survey examined her 20 It JOINS ana
found her comparatively unniured There was no
repre.eutatiye of the owners Of the vessel on the
board. however. and a new board viii make an ex-
animation al NpW-lOrk
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LoNpOv. July 2o.-Henry VI. Stanley, the
Afc.u EXPLORER. arrived at ymouth this evening. In
al interview Mr Stanley said Dee bad returned 10 Eng
land considering that he hat completed the work Of cs
tab,hug satisfactory trading stations along the Congo
River from Us mouth Stanley Pool distance OF li00
.-- Jy river When he lee the Congo country he was
uf,llg badly from bronchitis. but was much mproy a
b. he ss voyage He culoEized tie trading prospects
r. r country IN the vicinity ~ the Congo XIV T. MI
stanley consiiercd that OcReral Gordon commands per
f-.riK prsrtIr8ll. routes of escape from khart0um
whether bV wiv OF Zanzibar on the east or down Tue
Nnn.n 10 lie t.r,i nuas. ]. ID Nc - llIcAUl.
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EEsENTMG 4 INT UITA / SH0TGrN
TRY TELEGRAPH ro rHH TRIBUNE 8

Bo,roV. July a dispatch to The JoMpaI
from Hll y d.. say- that Gu-iayus II. Veasey. shoe
maker VINO Ives I'M sparsciy sctt 81 portion OF that
town. Is n trouble. More than year ago Patrick Ken
new young farmer began Do frequent Neascys house
and soon became attentive lie daughter Her parents
were not satisfied with this int macy and have for raj
Do ontn- sought 10 break 10 ID o. sunday afternoon
Kruncy came Nrasy mouse. when ne latter ordered
him leave premises. Ne1-ey told kcnnry NAT n nc
dd not depart NOulI shoot him. ON non-compi-
Nith this demand Nras~y took MS shotgun and as
charged 10 al KeHney. DR. y T. Baldwin va summoned
and found the -hOt Es edged kennrys neck ut-
mud eff 10 ls believed that keIuey will
cover Yeas sure dered himself e. the authorities.
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TIE SURVIVORS TO BE ENTERTAINED.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Secretary Chandler
to-day tele-raphed from Ports mouth y. H. 20 RearAd
mira Nichols that there will He naval reception to the
Arctic relief ships At that place on satupay There will
also De c,y and state reception on Monday The Sec
retary directed that the fact be communicated 10 all
Cabinet Ministers the Admiral and Vice-Admra Of the
Navy tue Lieutenant eurrl ~ the Army, and asked
that hey bee requested 10 be present On ODe or botn days
Secretary Lincoln expected 10 return TO Washington
10 morrow morning. he ne. not yet decided 10 90 %
Portsmouth y. H. % attend the reception ot the Greey
party. General Hlleu. Chef Signal Odi,e of tde Army,
hd gone to thaf place ana viii represent secretary LIN
Il II he should De .~rmiue not To
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SINKING or TIE STEAMER L\NlIAM
H1HrCk AMipsuirs tN ruG-lo-s of tiiE INIl-
MAtrp At $50.

WNTT Y IT TIITT
tovpoV July . The sdrvivora oi the BIN
ish strtr.hip tlth.n which crno in c"iI'on ''t Non
dly night with the spauish steamer otou no' TER t""
Coruunl report that ON thy evening o the COLLISION 'n'
wac ati,A fot The Lashlm wn- s,ins SLOWLY aud h"ih
,,,,nrrs were ,,unns their whiatoa Tho uuou struck
the t,sham ainidships and tho lttor Wtr nearly r't
n'undcr The nmacl fell aud tic steam pp' hurst l"'
chief engineer Doe reversing tle ensh" was h"il"F
scahIed Most Of the Lax nnu's crew boarded tho 'unh
Captain Lothian tlrd Dob, VIE and child tn himself hhl m
three were thus hauled a1olri Guon by rope. The
faNhIm sank twenty minutes after The collision %
cIrred l. long hcf0ir fhc q lnu began ln 'ri
Terrible confusion prevailed ua ho1rd lh"c capt IN aIT
Win revolver boz ms hand. bat ne Wa uu1pr 10 Keep
The passengers and were nGhlhg ol tl''II
N.p- TIE oats were lowered aud uIrd tl the gun
,re. Dit +bey coud not accommodate Haf the people
Those who secured places IN them were Oh yea To AcP
on Others with knives The Glion SANK how u So rue
taIu and officers standing the bridge IL II esuuat'd
that l3O per sons perishcd.
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A FRAUD IS LAID WARRANTS pi'-'F h""0 i'
DAKOTA.
tsY TELEGRAPH 10 rHs rgrsryE.
VrroV, Dak.. July 2~.-Spccal Agent James,
af the IN error lcpar Hcat, has just trreieG ono --A
c .-.I fraud IN hr Huron District w-Icl Is apparent!
the most extensive thing of tAe kind ever uaeaitlel N
Dakota II covered 10000 acre. OF and large
amount of va.ch ra-s.d into the hands of
innocent purchasers J. T. We-- Is land attorney NJ
tli. cty. YER or more ago ne contracted win L. r.
Cummings OF Chicago 70 furnish ann sodi-r- drc''"-
tory statements for frough on Government LANDS e"'H
one covering l6O acrc' -acn FOR ~l1o tusnins- j. nm
q 40 der and member OF tho Grand Army OF the he
public and lad great Influence with h- comrades lie
represented 10 them that be was the agent
Of An En-l.n company who wished to ge'
hod q large amount OF Dnko-a and; that II tAr ''.
ller- woud gn the dec~rtory statements ne mid' I'i
them and also file REIMBURSEMENT o.@nk' ne ""ua p'
The drcar.tee on Government lands. and 10 the course
o. six months his company would pay thrH iI'n ~
$500 each Tor 80 doing. Many soldiers kHe"
nothing OF land laws and wee caught
by The bait. slued tae d'raritoii''
rer.ushng Their tt 70 the and waited Tor iheH
money which never came When they asked Cnmmlns
about 70, he said that Old soldier named NeeN' oi
Huron had them in Chicago and it would oe a. "s"r
Then they wrce % the Land Oicer and hds the A~'e'
became public.
II wa known that Cummlns sold the decaratorees and
rehnquishments for the stipulated price ot 80 "eeA'
at aled the papers in the Huron land oice oi course
keeping the re.n4uishments ont OF slglI -nu no
appeared "a attorney In every case. A' uo
found customers buy these lands he hll-d OUT re-
nni snnlent 10 each acconpanvRg with his own ah
d.Tt before the Land Ofce mat De hsd no pe-Ohsl m
terest whatever n the laRu, aad hat h' aptae1 soo
m beba ~ and A. the attarnev for t- soldier 40 scd
the rrIlnI IulsBmeut. ,.-,. Al. 4,
Il account Of this alleged "a -e slHu4'l .u'. ~
Ant United stafe. Attorney Murphy swure ont war
rant before nited states tonmiss Taylor in TINS
fe o,m ssioDer Tavor this evesng. and held ~
hal m $1,000 ~ appear on tuesday afternoon anu an
sWer the charge.
CHANGES AGAINST A POSTMASTER.
inY rEtrDsAPa THG rRisuSsl
I,,ty --Dpapitp the iuiOT-
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nLsPo.Irl0N OE nm GREELY DEAD.

The coaling steamer Loeb Garry, of the
Arctic relief fleet went in,o dock yesterday morning for
inspection previous TO being sent TO her owners Adutant
General Wuippe oi General Hanc0css staff and Lieu
tenant Reilly called on Commodore Fllcbrown M the
Navy Yard % reference 20 the reception Of
th, dead tho Gree expedition n wis arranged hlt
bearing the survivors AMI the bodies OF tAe
dead and the Battery. The bodies Will be +en
to GOVERNOR Island to await the wishes of friends or
relatives As ID their burial
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4 HEIrY REDCcrIoy ~ U4GE&


BETHLEHEM Penn, July 2s-The officers of
the Bethlehem Iron Company to-day announced that a
general reduction o. twenty per IN the wages and
salaries including those ~ on the officers OF the com
many a. well as OF the workmcn will take place on
August The occasion for this announcement. the OIL
s the great reduction in hc price of steel rails
s OF ~ per Ton within the past ten days ne works
% the Bel ehem Iron Company Will De kest going the
officers SAY. - the company vii be enabled bF h- re
durtOn n expenses 10 IA -h steel rails at the MARKER
price The ~ "A Dauy enuiu "a about 1000 men
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4 l,rrDrE0~g c0Tr0r lPrrlrrD.

NINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, July 2o.-A special dis
pltc. jo lie Jop1tH says: &C. Bos on the cowboy vino
k ..ed y.las Griffin El1ton, arre I'd ar Pierre
yr.le .llv, and lodged .u i.L he visited by bis
III ud- from camp, and am effort o. effect A- -cue may
b. rt. PAN. are perfected tJ hold tie prisoner. and
to project 1il. .ol TI4leuc. from Others at any co 70
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nation received here few diya agp ~ the ehrrt hht
Postmaster General Gresham would recommend The dis-
continuance M the sf entered by The Posi- uhco lnspe
tora against Postmaster william BAILEY, ~ tms Guy n
w1s held to bail tO-ai 90 answer in tho rl1rRrs Wht W
maronduct u office la chtof cgrI, Il tp nave hcarhF
slulI Illr charges uu "wednesday.
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THE RELEASED AMERICAN PRISONERS.
CITY OF MEXICO. July y, via Galveston
The American prisoners who have been released say
tney were confined for five days in separate cells "heh
Informed Of their sentence for defaminc the Govern
ment they asserted that they we're entirely innocent
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KAN.A. Cl1Y, July 2-.-Thc wife of Licuten-
ant \. 81 err ely passed thr ugh ths city this
evening on h'r WY IRON san Diego,
California to portsuouth. Ncv-Hamp.lre. ~ meet
Lieutenant Grculy she Is accompanied uy hcr brother
|. u. NntIuLl luI uer wv lnlLlIcu
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HE DID Y0T COMMIT SUICIDE
IRrrrLFeaAPn TO rHE rRImsE

BALTIMORE. July 2s.-W. w. Atkinson, of
this CITY, who supposed 20 have committed suicide
in PHILADELPHIA few days ago. appears u anvs IN
New York A Ispsteh WIS received fOm MN Wu'y
wAich says that he IL well.
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ArtooD N THr roEBIGBEE EIrER

NEw- ORLEANS. July 2s.-A dispatch TO
IN, rig,ss D,mocrat from Columbus. Mississippi ssy-
Three inches Of rain fell here today nom M To noos'
Tho IOmDlgbc River has risen 10 ieeL
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NO CASE IN THE UNITED STATES.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Surgeon-Oeh-
era OF the Marine Hospital service to-day received Tue
oowne telegram from Joseph II. Holt President OF the
Louisiana state Board Of Health;
Exhaustive investigation fails 10 estahush even re
mote pciOn OF Asiatc cholera as the cd' Oh uo' VI
,b. miami PicalottO passenger ON Annie +. silver
The secretary Of state has received a telegram rom
Consul Mason al Marseiles a. iollowsi
Marked Improvement Marseles and Toulon, choleralc
deaths there from daily sixty fell 70 Orf tiee
"wednesday forty-eght Thursday. thirty-eight tHudl
tftv-eght Saturday, thirty-sx sunday last nGhi thl
teen In twelve hours; mortality from all causes also de
e.iuipg At TOulOn fell from forty 70 HIle'n
Isolated cases reported from various parts OF dsllc
Cullemic DECLARED severe al Aries and AK
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THE CHOLERA IN FRANCE'
DEATHS lN THE crrlEs AND COUNTRY


A
~ rvNorF.
PANS. Inly 2s.-rhcro is mild case ot oho'','
a., one of che hospitals of this city. lhteo u'''"1
s,, thc dieonso occurred at foulon to-day ln 'oa,
et there are ii casca ~ the Rccontte ho"pja' nv"
~ AZ tho 49, Maudticr Hospital Three oi '''
l,u,r nfc SERIOUS. Two loulou cmiRf'nw h'N'
dIednt ia se,nc of cholera lho rate oi mof'''IlV
Is decreasing m thc cities, but inctoaHhs 10 'h'
country among the peasants There "''' VI"
deaths R Marsoillc7 up to D. NJ ,
The Archbishop of PARIS has ordered Tue ll'S's ~
offer prayers aud solicit alma ih n'hAll "' '''
cbolera victims Favorable weather at Iou'o" nus
,,nsed "a marked sm,horation ia the severity "l '"'
endemic Al Marseilles the police are "'Il'u To
NJ. force when disinfcctng houses where deaths
nav, occurred. The conccnsus of opinion Us l""'
the conduct of the Clergy throughout the pane mas
tmep admirable. The priests and sisters OF charity
have been indefatigable in their exertionS, often
doing the work OF the municipal authorities IN us
,,t,tin- houses The Duo dc Chartres has had an
attack OF fever IN consequence of the fatigue anu
anyiety resulting from his visit TO IOuIon ana
Mar.eilles.
The Government has organized posts of sanitary
supervision on the Lyons Railway ana Oh o'Aer
lines r. tolor,,;r,
IN the Me,sageries Maritnes. from MarselileN' ar
r;vad of the Pir.pus yesterday with TWO cases oI
cholera on board. Adm;ttauce to the port was It.
fused and the steamer departed Tor Smy rha' . 3
BERLIN July 2s.-lt Is stated that the r'ulllH'L va
Though coaches on the railways between 'eI.'a"S Wy
and France will be stopped On account ol '"0
cholera. - c, Nal o,,,
from MarseIles, has arrived here Inc uTH.o', rN
amlner found no injection on oodIu' A"0 ''O'
Np perfagflV healthy.
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funds IN pav the she could not leave N'nnwhlo
tho crew ia diving Of yellow utor Ipio 'hhNt Nnu,n
meu have fallen victml. Tho Wrrctor-teu'th or nc
Trraaury. having nskfd u well known banker l. W.
uorncs fot % loan of 100000 wns rctlHrd'
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ARtcE WIN sIy0LEsCULLa

WmkEsBARRE. July 2s.-The single scull race
between Emily x Chase and George Clino was roWed
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Lnnn RANDOLPH CHURCHML TO RETIRE.

LITII NANDOLTU IHI NIIIILH - NLIIIVL'
LONDON July 2-.-Lord Randolph Churchill
hls determined for the sake Of iy refre from the
cliiuuaI-ap o. te Conservative Cuion ana viii u0Wi
n.,e tls Right Hon slr Mchae. Edw rt Hicks Beach as
h. successor
Ill.urlr win DrlrOgucd August q duc VIII uc re-
lLelcG October -
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over onc nnd onc-hlf mile tho sn'qnehannA
RIVER this afternoon. The race WIS Won 10y thhs' W.
1920
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sIIcIpE OF a NIHLLIsT.

PAEI-. July 2s.-The Figaro says Hartmann,
tue Niaul.t la. committed suicide through wan. ~i4e
Fgto probably refers 20 he Hartmann who left bis home
90 New-l oI weeks ago leaving letter saying De-
intended to commit >u. ldt.-
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PANAMA. July l9.-Dr. Nuncz. the President
Of fle Republic way the capital 20 assume ne
direction ot affairs There were rumors that De Wou.-
not De- allowed 20 take hs seat as President that DIS
party had depo,ed Lrn that the Colombian GuaN on
"-ose la oueJs he depended had become hostile ana
Aai The important state of Caucs was up IA revolution
Nluez practically dictator, particularly 10 the Use ~
poser u keep himself in his, position He Is sh'e"d
pue.an' aud has managed TO secure the passage oi
Ia" which places Ia l, hands the military power Of the
ohY ANA permits its interference IN affairs ~ Tie
N--ei'n STATES Ile Law 0f Public Order. 80 called
'tf.i'A OF tAr 'eIflle brain 90 this colombian rultf
li,'' ,4c onlgatou Of the National Government io
H ii "iei iu ilr dfer3nt states, and % sustain ie
r.'-"llt OF lhe slate Got rrument- II threatened oy
oi4iI"u Having secured the passage or thl- law, N
! rihhcd Tor hu 10 the station OF persons IN
e inherent States Who MS devoted friends ana
ite ana lerpe {uae their authority 10y the military
- u Yer ain recent movements indicate much dlssdts-
''i'h Nlh TINS order of thugs and have given the
luioIs alulcd tO the appearance OF probability. Tie
'atNe party, The most powerful among the better
"s''s n"gn. again t0 exert IT, influence aud advance
s Peten~iOn. and 10 IL possible they may introduce
~ lhe country renewal Of the scenes and struggles Of
lht Of -
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9OyERTY oF M CUBAN GOvERNMENT.

HAVANA, July 2f.-The regular troops quar-
trr az Puerto PRINCIPE not having been paid for long
um and credit being refused tem went 10 the stores
and orcbly supplied themselves With provisions. The
cl having been teegraphed 10 the Capaint General. he
sbi Tor the Director General of the Treasury,
tfad that the only dspJsabe money Of the Government
On tie Island Wae 10000 at Villa Clara. which was at
sl.' ordered hy telegraph Co Havana and thence
hil 10 fuertn Principe
Doe Spanish steamer Concopoon received on July
ist f0U Mafd its sailing Urdetsi Dut there being
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CHANGES AGAINST POSI hA SiEf.
Inr rELr0.Ara re- THE rRisussl
CAMDEN. y. j.. July 2s.-Despite the inior-