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NEWS Ia nlklEF.

Ell Governor Walter Hartman, Of New
Hampshire, died yesterday morning, aged
G7years. @.s.;s- ;;,5
A FIRE at Charles City, Iowa, lr,t night.
cor rs1med two wagon and carrisga shops
and the content. Of twn lum Der yarde. Loss
SIC. 900; insurance Sl5. 900. sd y:
Andrew johnson, a negro. living Eve
miles from Gle7Row, Mo, alter being as.
esul.ed by Addison Smith, another negro,
with knife, shot nnd killed bis a..,ailant
with n ,l..l.s. 5.-5..:: Gal.4 t.
Charles F. sauer 4 Co.'S tannery, Of
Louisville, KY, ", ], totally destroyed by
incen diary. The total less viii probably
reach sixty thousand dollsrH; partially in.
cured. Captain William Herman, Of The
fire department, fell from the burning
building and wca seriously, II not fatally
injured, ;i'..
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DYnAMlrE flENDH.
Discovery of the work Gf'Agcnts OF the
Cuban Insurgents.

DlAcovery OF the work GfrAgcnts OF the
Cuban Insurgents.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 25.-1niorma-
tion was sent to the State Department at
Washington, some time ago, from New
Orleans and Key West, Fla, that large
quantity Of dynamite was being bought in
New York for shipment to Cubs, to aid in
the proposed insurrection. This informa-
ton being communicated to the Treasury
Department, special agsnta were aent to in.
vessigsse the matter. They have com.
ple:ed their investigation, and are now
preparing their report. ~: .st' . T.
It wgs esce,isined that supply station
had been established at Nassau, West In.
dies, by the leaders Of the insurrec.iou
movement This station. is said to be In
charge OF General Aguy ylera, General Mace i,
and General BonanZ, all OF whom have
been In the Lsbit OF making occasional
trips to this city. The supplies which are
being accumulated at NASSAU ore under the
personal chsr4e OF An Alys.ian named
Iss3eufe. During the past few months
SCENTS Of the inturrectlonisls have been
actively engaged eullpctiug provisions and
ammunition in this country md shipping
them to Nassau. Certain ciroumgtances
led the eticers 10 suspect that this WAS de-
signed for the uses Of warfare by the Cuban
reoslu. subsf quently it was learned that
tho same iir6i from which the fifty
pounds tf dynamite vas purchased had
received orders from the came auapicious
buyers for LOCO pounds more. TIE add.
tioDal order has not yet been filed, how
ever, az the question Of the respective
quantities in WHICH The e1 pissive stuff shall
10 applied hts not yet been aeltled. The
result OF the investigation will bereported
70 the Treasury department, md from
theEa TO- the State department.. The 6hi.
Gers who hays been working up the case
had no authority to ssise any Of the dyna.
mite or to make arrests. g'HE- VT
A gentleman who has given same atten.
ton to This matter e3id that there wers
ample indications that dy pRmite was being
bough. in this city by the egents Of ipsur-
recuonists and plottc1s in more than Que
foreign country. ~
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Observation-Disclosures
THE Repoar OF THE COMMISSIONER
Showing 4 D'cr'a,s over tbs Preceding Fiscal
f'ar-nIhimslc Fi.nds Dhcovcr,d- n, mocra.
Ito OsfAlcAtioss In ths Navy Department.. H.
Cvntsud Election Cass-Capitsl Nsw.

"AslIlSoroS, D. G., July o5.-The Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue furnishes
to-day etstements relating 10 the transac.
tons Of his bureau for tho fiscal year ended
June 80, 1884, and comparisons with those
Of the preceding fiscal year. From these
1t appears the aggregate receipts Of the
fiscal year were sl2l 50OO3O, a decreate
compared with the preceding year OF S22.. :.
w.. 800. Tae following table shows the
collections made In the most important
collection districts during the Gscal year:
Flint California 2, l.6t5,sl6
Flat illinois,. S,47, 7,a5s|Filh N, J,,,,.., 2s5y,S
Fourth lii oil AS vol fIrst Al ew Y0r.. 2Gs, sos
run lLV!s.. ,us6 3N4 ~ oId N Y,,, b76 b33
Fla h lll........ 0lSlS; Third n, Y.,, g5b,9r7
Inlr r,eehth 1l. iJiyIl n euty .eR'hN,Y T. Uj.tli
Sixth lndi4nA... 1887 U .lfit,t Uhlo.., 9B.6, .3
seventh lId. l,,l7 27l sixth t'hIo..... l,Uis, "A
.etond iWa..... 23l5,b =, reuth OhiO,,N 6sS SiS
5tc0nH Ken ...: i,035l L eveutn UhiO W 9)5
Filth kentucky:S Bl6, ,3,I .iKht enlh o., 1888
sixth Kentucky 42Gs ,3l4|FiTst Peup....- ~ o,I7a
seveAih keny. 0,77sl second Icuu.., % n35
lls tn ktntu'y sD,u ,us >iuih P.nn..... ] l,9ol Syl
D!trlrt VI La. b5y, ,!St rw suly.th'u "a l.Oo3OI
M.tict Of a.. 30 40. iith lie 10 las SIS
lhttd M",s.-. 2t31,473j .ecoud Virginia 1885, OIL
,irst Michlg tn. l.. 7,sj Fourth VI sinlR 73, Oi
nlS iict 81 Mian 47,Hl 8Ixih VIZ, IuiA.. 7CiS96
Fi'st Nis.ourj... 4.93'.&t .tst viKiui,,.. 625v23
sixth Mtssouii ,G0. rs fIrst Mi1o1u.iu 24Uv. IS
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eFAscyere l,rou,,,.a

Cincinnati, O., July 25-Rain fell in
Indianapoiie, in the belt eastward through
central Ohio es far as Wheeling last night,
but none here and in southern Ohio. A
report from Youngstown, o, Gays the
drou.h has caused considerable loss 10
fsrmers. Those along railroads watch
night and day to Irsven, fire. Hay is held
at SIG a ton, and viii bs higher Il rain
does. not Come soon. A Germantown,
Butler county, special says that tho region
ls BcourRed with the severest drouth for
years. The tobacco crop is very much; iu-
iursd, and corn is threatened. The crops
Of wheat, oats and hay are unusually fine.
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PEORIA, 1Lls, July 25.-Frank G. Wit.
lum, Fred Jones and John Orendori,
youths Of good families OF the neighboripp
town Of Canton, while fishing in boa,
above, Copperrs Creek, down on the Iii.
nols river this morning, were drawn into
q whirlpool, this boat capsized and ali
drowned. The bodies were. recovered this
afternoon. 80 '.SIl. - -
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"a CASE OF CHOLERA.
REPoRTEo IN THIS COUNTRY,
= aIs'ls'!ppl Blvtr Steamer Pats or Case oil
cao''ra .: Port Aadtssop, ki~.-rhs rsompt
Action Taken 10 tho Natter By tho ual. ,
,, 10, TED Slatss Hes,.h Auihoriti,s.
+. . WARRINGTON, D. G., July 25--Dr. Ham.
iIton, Surgeon General Of the Marine Hos.
pltal received the following dispatch. !

WARRINGTON, D. g., July 25--Dr. Ham
ilton' Surgeon General OF the Marine Hos
pital received the following dispatch.
II. .,l ~ EVANSVILLE, IND, July %.
Surgeon General Hamilton: t1mWd
a suspected CTS, OF cholera from tht
steamer Annie P. Silver for St. Louis. The
patient died At Port Anderson, Miss, a
child. The parties came direct to New
orleans from Toulon. Have no,iiled Cairo
and 1t. Louis. 4 t,s .4f..'5.tvg w
le'2ned) AMEs, Surgeon.
The Surgeon General Immediately tele.
sraphed to prominent points along the
river not to allow the steamer TO land until
thoroughly inspected. This evening Dr..
Hamilton received a dispatch notifying
him that Annie P.silver passed Cairo on
the @nd, and Is now at st. Louis, and that
no more suspected csscs Of cholera.have
occurred on board. He Immediately tele.
Rraphed the surgeon Of the marine hospital
service at st. Louis, to make full invest.
CATION and report to him at once the facts
with regard to the suspected case reported
at Port Anderson, Mirsissippi, and tie
general condition Of the veaael and her
passengers. .t5'l - =, ;,.'' '.,';'-. Z.
In reply to the dispatch sent Surgeon
Ameo at Evansville Dr.. Hamilton hrs
been informed by that officer that his dis.
patch this afternoon was bused upon a tel.
esram 2. received by him (Amesj from the
officer in charge at Nashville, which stated
2n the authority Of Dt. Pisrce, OF Port An.
ierHon, Mis-, that the case oi cholera had
been put oifthe Annie P. Silver at that
place and the vessel was then on It's way up
The river. 9T|
I, DR.. Hamilton says ho does not believe
hat the case wss cholera, but ise!s iusti.
led In taking all the proper precautions,
sven 10 the extent OF tracing down BUS.
pected cases and putting officials on their
guard at once without waiting to prove the
suspicious baselepss.
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Big ha,iroad kche,,,e a.

PITTSBURGH, July 25-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company have PURCHASES la5
acres OF land at Freedom, from John Como.
way for S2l0 600. 1t is their intention to
erect repsir chops, round house, and man.
tie East and West bound freight trains at
that point. They will raorg, ,nizs the freight
work and spend Sl.50OOC) on improve.
ments. The yard will accommodate about
1000 cars. tI.;' ~ -,
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Through u BrtoHe.

New ORLEANS, La, July 25.--The Times
Democrats Vicksburg special saya: A tele.
gram from Delta reports the construction
train on !. the Vicksbulg, Shreveport 1;
Te1ss Pacific Railroad fell through q
bridge over Alli0a.or Bayou to-day. killing
the engineer, Vanderberg, and fireman.
Tho accident was caused by the rails being
torn up for the purpose Of wreokipg the
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HIS brAk lniTaEEAsr.
What Senator tae'n ie,nks or the out:
l-- look for Ulaiuo. utTir|


% - look for DiaiUo. +Wr%
NIw ionK, July 25-Among the more
prominent callers at Republican head.
quarters to-day We, Senator ssbin, Of
Minnesota. Senator sabin hss been for
the ps't few ;.ya making careful e1amina.
ton o! the poi....fsl outlook in the Eastern
State, aud he said to-day II continue
more hopeful ol Republican succee, every
day ! live. II the election were to be held
to-day, I thiEk MI. -Hlaine's sj,rltyrin
New York at least would be a surprise ia
his friends and foes alike. The ieelipn ol
personal regard for him is certainly very
wonderful, and the torrent Of ahrse. .vhioR
bis enemies have poured upon him has
signally failed Of ita mitsion. People i
think, are tired Of this sort Of campaigning
It is method which has sadly ou;erown
its usslulness." vi - H.
rTbeIe has been eope talk Of defeotiorr
aMSng tho Germansi In the Aorlhwc,t Dr
you know how much there. 10 in this re-
por' 9"t5'ssE 'tla "a: tS'3'-,,5i.', !,
"Yes, have heard something Of 1t, bu
all ny adYices from this section in which
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Prtcaut,onsn a, 1,hicnuo-

CHICAGO, July 25-Healsh Commie,ioner
De Wolf held consultation with the ply.
slcians OF the city tonight for the purpose
ot lsyiHg ont plan OF handling cholera in
case it should appear here. The Commil-
sioner outlined his plan, which is to
divide the city into forty district,
each in charge Of phyeician
and with telephone connection with the
central health office; that all incoming
trains be inspected by the health officer
and the baggage tumigaled. The plan waa
approved. The Commissioner stated with
the exception OF the Filth and Fourteenth
wards, which were largaly without asw-
e,rage, the city was in good sanitary con.
ditlon. ~ d
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DIsuUsTED wIIh Horn PARTIES.
Aa'maRe fxpresAeS 3, nipntby With III
PrOhi bi,l0n Movement.

"
Prohibition Movement.
TOLEDO, O., July 25.-Rsv. r. Dewitt
Talmage, the celebrated pulpit orator OF
Brooklyn, spsntlaut night and to-day in
the city at the Boody Houee, and leaves this
evening for leland Park, near Rome City,
Ind. In 80 interview on the political
campaign, he expressed his belief that the
Independent movement will have but lit
tie { fect on either side. He regards both
Blaine and Cleveland II splendid men, He
did not expret, very high opinion Of
either the Democratic or Republican pur.
ties, and thought they should be disrup,ed.
He said his sympa,hies are with the Tenn.
perance Convention at Pittaburgh. Con.
tinuirQ, he said; as - + M.
II am down on the grog phopu aud would
be- glad to see National prohibition. Ia
fact | expect to live long enough to see a
man elected President on Prohibition
platform. This curse will undoubt be
carried to a still greater extent, but the
pendulum, when it has ewuug go far In one
direction, must eventually. swing in the
other. The movement at Pitisburph, in
my opinion, is out the laying OF the corner
stone Of a grand party, which inside Of the
next fifty years. will bs a great power, I,
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AEninlkxnianinn.L

ALLENTOWN, Pa, July 25.-The rear part
Of the boiler Of an engine drawing a freight
train on the Lshigh Valley Railroad, near
White Haven to-day, blew out and killed
]. ?. Hc7ell. engineer, Brakeman uassell,
con Of the engineer. Fireman A1mbruster
and R. %. Smith, telegraph operator. !.
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: CosHocroN, o July o5.-The Panhandle
Railway to-day paid Lafayette Huff five
thousand dollars for injuries caused by be.
ing ejscted from train one year ago. The
case had been appealed to the district and
Supreme courts, which affirmed the deci.
sion OF the lower conr,a. ~, 4
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els OF wheat. which had been emptied
sVainat i. Bricks and wheat fell s,pon
samuel Grow and James Hester, who war,
IN the street. below emptylng sacka o.,
wheat from q wagon into thu mill, Thty
were covered by tons Of wheat and debIii
aud extrica!ed after about an hours hard
work. Hester was dead and Grow In nrol.
ably fatally Injured. Grow Is unmarried
Hester leaves wife and I've children.
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" Lou1sylLIR, Ky,3July PA mysterious
case Of the killing Louisville man, John
Firvey, at Walton station, near here, Is re:
ported this afternoon. Firvey was found
dead shot through the body and buried be-
fore information Wpl given his relatives.
It is not etknown who shot him, but the
indications are be was murdered. The
case is being Investigated,
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Unidentified Hnicide.

ERIE. Pa, July 25.-Grest interest is
manifested in the identity Of man who
went out in boat in the bay, stripped and
jumped overboaad, committing suicide,
but ss yet there is no clue. Nothing was
found in the pocke.l Of his clothing. The
boat was picked up by pleasure steamer.
Search for the body ia being made
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ClxolNsArl, July 25-The police Of this
city are paid from the fund rsised by the
tax on liquor dealers under the Scott law.
The lia10r dealera are centesling the law
ard tie police have not been paid 10,
nearly month. City Solicitor Dawson
gave his opinion that II the Mayor 70.
tains the force after August lst be will be
obliged to pay the salaries out Of his pri
vate poe ket. In case Council dot1not an
propriats money for tbs payment OF thu
police force, il not disbanded, it will be re
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FROM OYER HEOUEAN,
LArksr N1ws BY TIE GAEL Z.
shs Plague Stricken C.ua,ry-s,u,s. Pathetic
psa's' from Csolssa-Ex,su, Of People from
PArl'-fr!kh.fsi Coaditieu Of Arslrsat
Arles-Ss C,nl" for the Dsad,

FANS. July 25-lsolated cases OF cholera
continue to be reported at various parts in
france, and Boms widely distant districts.
A women living at Cor Bevoio, a villape Q
only few miles from Parie, WIS SELF d
with sporadic cholera Thursday. She was
conveyed to the hospital aud the lodgings
thoroughly disiniec:cd. No further cases
are believed to ex!s: in the community,
Two cssss Of cholera occurred at Mar.
bonne. and at St. Nsz.lre, 3 vii.
lsge not far from Toulon, two
deaths occurred. One Was OF especially
pathetic character. Al unknown woman
was seized while passing along the street
a1d foil PROSTATE and expired imm. d a,e-
ly. A pitiable ca-e In reported from Mar
seilles A woman Of sevsnty years was
missing for several days and ihs police AZ
last forced an entrance into her lodging
found her body upon the floor in such y
condition that she must have been dead
'ome days. Examination proved she was
81 victim Of cholera. She had lived almost
p1cluaive!y on fruit. The .corve.te Argen.
Inc recently ut MaraeiIles desired
% taSa on coal at Gibraltpr,
The EngliEh authorities forbade
,er to land and thrcA!ened to fro unless
he vessel Departed. The Argentine tn.re-
lpon proceeded to put in to the port Of
Anglobep2 ID coal, hut the inhnbhants be-
'ame panic stricken and compelled the
authorities to order the immsdlgts depart.
Ire Of the unfortunate versel. Where the
Argentine is 10 Il I'd fuel enough to enable
ler to returnto L,PIata 10 a problem. h,
PARIS, July 25-ln Mavee,l!es at $50 +
his evening seventeen deaths from cholera
ad occurred since II this morning. The
reather Is cooler. i-2 IFJWVs5-, lg,I,I
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Suits Against Ward.

New York, July 25.-A mo.ios wcs ar
gued to-day in the Supreme Court to vacate
the attachment levied upon the property
Of Ferdinand Ward in suit by the Marine
National Bank to recover seven hundred
thoussnd dollars loaned by tho bank to
Grant u Ward rrior to their assignment.
The Court reeerved its decision, gogli ~"
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DUBLIN, July Michael Davitt, the
Nationals', was at Tralee yesterday, where
he was the recipient Of addreases by his
admirers. In reply he spoke in support Of
the Franchiae bill, and implored Irishmen
everywhere to sslist in the movement
against the House Of Lords. We s.
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: BLAlhE AND LOGAN CLuB
Formed NJ atGrhftOn-a ne supreme Caur
COnttcnlned-kepnb blicauy Euthused.

Formed atlraftOn-incs AZ supreme Court
condcnl"ed-hepablicans Euthused.
Special Dispatch TO the lnteiligencer.
GR'rr,S, W. Va, July 25 The Blaine
and L,gan club OF Grafton was permanent
ly organized here tonight. The large hall
was crowded. It was the mes! enthusiastic
gathering that hiss assembled in TAYLOR
county this year. Many Democrats joined
the club. Eloquent addresses were deliver.
ed by Hon John W. Mason and Joseph
Marum. |F 54.,t.r..... & ii. Z; A.
A resolution offered by Georze A, Dun.
niug:on was paeSed censdrinp the Supreme
CJu.t Tor lis action in tho .lNrEL11eEScER
contempt cs.e. MIR. Marum, in his speech.
discn' 7ed the contempt matter at length
and his remarks we're crested with Wild
applause by the assembly. The Blaine
AID Logan club here will have five hun.
dred members, manv of whom heretofore
have been with the D .mocratic party. II1r
There is a sullen Reputation Of the
Democratic State ticket here by prominent
Democrats. s'a sN.g., iaI- ,aHr - ID
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Killed by h ss"rae rrniuer,

MAYsylLLE. KY, July 25.-Thomas A.
Calvert wrs shot killed leot evening by
Robert Farrell. Farrell surrendered him.
self. He claims be shot Calvert in self.
dNfense. Calvert is an old and respectable
citizen. Farrell is horse.trainer and
sporting man. tf1e IrsI.gr aUrI
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Fntnl kunawnv.

CAIRO, ILL, July 25 25-Henry Cunning
ham, o colored boy, while driving dirt
wagon this morning, slipped forward and
frightened the team, which ran away. The
boy was caught in the stay chains with his
head dragging on the ground. When the
team WET stopped the boy YVES found to be
dead - -. Z N
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g Ro ocKLASD. ME, July 2a-Csptain Tray.
nor in the dory Harold 7. Bibber, landed
ut Matinicua lsland Wednesday, nine days
from New York, and proceeded the mex.
morning for Bristol, England, in good
health and confident Of reaching bis des.
tlnation, ! i.ta StG ~
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SPECIAL DL7talch 70 nc lnleiIJenceT. = N
! GRAFTON. WA, July 25 The Repub-
lican County Convention met here to-day
to select delegates 10 the S.ate, Congress.
sional and Senatorial conventions. The
convention waj large and the proceedir rs
harmonious. Hon. John w. Mason was
chairman, James W. Holt and George A.
Huntington secrstaries2 A large deleg,.
tion 10 each convention was appointed d
John W. Mason addre-,ed the e:-em mblsge
and We, greeted with enthusiasm.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, July 25-Tbe Courier.
Journals shelbyvillo special says: Simon
P. Bryant, well.to.do farmer living in
this county, was arrested charged with
carnally knowing his II year old daughter,
who charges that her father ruined her,
The girl is about to become mother. Lil,-
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Z Followed Her Lover.

LrEsuuno, PA, July 25 a Commercial
Gos.t.e special paya: Miss Mary S rAultsys
be.roshed Of Dr.. Osalan Terbureh, who
coommltted suicide at Pittsburgh a few
weeks ago by taking prueaic a.id, shot her.
sell ~, through the I 6resat tonight. She Is
IT'LL living, but will lie, 9f - =. - =
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FOREIGN FLAbkiEH.

At Toulon two foolish youths made bet
es To which could drink the most eelzs-
water. One drank nine syphonea and tha
other eight. Both died shortly Of cholera.
"A Shanghai corr: ;pondent OF the Paris
Temps says: France has allowed China
unnl the Stat instant to rspy to the de-
msnds OF France for indemnity for the
Lang Son attack. sf- ..t,s.2 Z n
Public opinion in Ireland ia offended by
the action Of the House OF Lords It tjsc,inc
the bill reforming the systam Of oIec.ing
the poor law gusrdians OF Ireland. This
posing vote. 49,, e 4, x. Z
Advices from South Africa state the peo.-
pie at Vrigbnrg in S:ellalaud pulled dnwn
the British flag hoisled by Comniesjoner
Mackenzie. The Commiesioner thereu bon
ordered the whole available polica 10 arrest
the ring leaders Of tho hostile outbreak.
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Z. l was at Lakeside ye.terday and did no,
receive your telegram until this morning.
While l did notseek or deaire the nomins.
tion lgrea.ly appreciated the unanimity
with which It WAS given as well e. the
honor 1t conferred. q l can only say now 1
atquleace in the action OF the convention.
and Looking to God for his guidance shall
:; (sisnedj !. e Jso. P. ST.. Jons.
The delegates are. leaving for home on
every train and by tomorrow all will have
leit the city. Alter the adjournment OF
the convention Last night the California
delegation, on behalf tf DR.. r. II. McDon.
aid; gave q bauquetto tho delegater, Lead
ers Of the convention in an interview to.
day claim they will poll from Eve hun.
ured th,9ueand to a million votes. and
they will probably carry Ksnpas and Msry.
land, and SO throw the election into O,n.
greeP, ~ tr : f7sITs
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tnan Tor the previous fiscal year. Sixteen
Q itices show increased receipts. The
diminution is attributed to the reduction
o. the letter rate from three to two cents.
The result Of the years business which is |
better than expected, is highly gratifying
10 the financial officer OF the department, |
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LEXINGTON, Ky July ga portion o.
the third story wall Of the Lexington roller
mill building iell at $50 this afternoon, be.
ipg forced out by the weight Of 5000 bush
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I--T "1HsHtEUHs I"EtnqHHHd SH0CR. 7 or
CAlRo, July 25-Nearly all the house, in
Mossowah were destroyed by IN earth :
quake shock and ship in harbor was vic.
lently rocked. Tho inhabi,ans were
panic stricken and fl ID to the interior. NJ
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AZ Philn-Me.'p'pn., 8; Athletic. 3. y
At New York-BosloD. 10; New York, 4
At Toledo-Chicago, 10; Toledo, s ls
AtBufI4lo- Cleveland, 9; BuEalo, 4.