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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

rrrtiv Aue no. Oouu Won I,urta cs has entered tho
eryicc . thr African lltarn'uonaI Assncl tti'n.
ROW.. Ana. lG-Ucuors f.om various parts of the
nouu indicate thai husand ge is aghh rife in lttF
Ih, tuycrum M is adopting rn'iseuo measures Tor ihe
suppression ut thi ma iOnal dlsarace.
PANE AUG 1G-An ctnlneion Of dynamite haa GO
cuttod ~ perfr,Y lesl orErs, village near Monte an
Ice Nines. in i.o de@rlW.hl "l Naone -L"le, W. w. n
d4mp ..l ami tuc cuguoc' and MIA wlie were ou4F
inquired
ptuitv Aug ia The ~ uuap Government ia cou7il .
,tius tho ad,iaa1IitV of ra ahhah'Is oohwei'iN,
muscuri aiuat to- th1t founded by lalHiun impof ant
ir1ti,. in the ua,y ut. u.una. iha rank ui noroud
admnaI " o. hr aholahrd, ahd Nono' olt1 Wr" WI h
twu unNn Maprvua, ono nta nhod pl ho lNe "'N'' "
MuAuWahsNcu
maiA loci. iiaHura that lnsiiud in urulN toward "oi
man lopnout aud cu uui cut, ao la ne uhnttl'd
portions a.. houthrih AIti't
sr PIuHsnru9, Aus lG.-N pomhro,rt mob at-
tackled the JrWn uud thh tioit dWcIAhAi anu A'"A
seven of Them
VmNNA, Aug I6-A Lcmblrg paper says that Eu.
pcIur William ha. rejected the pruuOn Tor cirmrht} or
NJ. krazem-ki, tuc f0h author recently lurd at L'P
sic FOR treason and condemned 10 imVrl-"nme"I
! CRACow, Aug lG-rhree railway trains brought to
Tho eel bration the union OF the zcch, and Poles
| committee with Count Potocky aud the Mayor 40 tie
received the tzechs az tn station, re dddre
! Of welcome ami congrat atulatiOn were delivered
| ABERDEEN Aug. l6.-A great reform demon stration
took place to-day Resolutions n favor II the Fran
cise bill aud IN condemnation ~ the acioh OF Tue House
Of Lords in reirc adopted lie shops were
generally closed gbty aged men who look par In Tue
Reform demonstration IN 1882 marched al the Aead oi
monster prucessloh
MUNICH. Aug 16.-so many complaints have been
made OF adultcrated th the BaN an th d"Nernh h
has taken the matter I'm hand ordered an lnNe-us
ion TO be made. At Meuulngcn ihc insp cuoH his re-
suited In he condemnation oi thirty nr WIS !.
pay ancs Three others were sentenced to eght onn'
n II
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SErERE Sr0RN N PlTTS6rEG.


.i1 lEatfhNth t' il- ltif' f'"|
PlrrsBuRG, Aug. l6.-Pitt,burg was visited
about o'clock hi. ey mug, by ram mi h'l storm
heaviest since tue terrible Butchers Run disaster Of
dozen years ago when score OF lives were los Nearj
Two inches ~ rain e this eyeuingtr m % $50 o'clock
NJ I've, were ost and compa iyely lt e dam ige VA
done which can be accounted for by tie tct that tber
was littc or 90 wind. The skyu-ht Of IL DAM aert
dry eoods store IN Nkct.t, Va, broken D., Inc hall and
goods worth $4,000 were damaged beyond redemption
The crash ofthe glass caused pane among th' man,
rurrhassrs and clerks but orl,r WIS soon Pee orrd ~
Nrkpesuort sixc.n mic, fiom he,r. a newly Ot'ctrd
hotel owned by John Bean was toa'y vterkei oH
- 800 At Homestead haf WY between thisc.p ahd
McKee-p1rt. not a drop ~ rain Yell Inc 'necH
of the storm were most notcetbe ON th'
b istrts " ere street cara nearly washsd ON t,
sd,v ,ks hy the swift streams, wArh the sewers Nei
uua bic to accommodate. row OF hall dozen honsc
,re lea with water to tho dtpin of -FOUR leri Wllhis
few minutes, and the occupants had narrow apes
Al Melville ON the West ppnusylytnla Naltua an ere
v,tor wsa torn from Graf, net Cos hoh VI n ahu
dashed against row of tenement houssa Crushing N
tho front III an VI thCm
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LAWS INTERPRETED By JUSTICE STANLEY MAT


LAWS INTERPRETED By JUSTICE STANLEY MAT
THEw7.
CryC1vNArL Aug. 1G.-Justice Stanley Mat
hcws of the su rene Court OF the United state' in
-uIt brought bg the cry Coyinson against various
bank. or hlt citv o. recover taxes alleged to be
due On their srrp r'll estate and office fix urc,, has
rendered decision. TIE BANKS had ob aimed tenn
poay restraining order aud the case came Up ON motion
10 make th. injunction Ierp tuli. the JUS Zee ho IT.
that tbe furn IN r au real es,it. a. exempt iron cry
tyat0u because or pr vision n thr k"n'urV statutes
r1lkrga specific tax ou clcn share OF National 'ahk
-tock which 90 200 n ~ all other taxation Bu. II
nis s not the case tho furniture will -tl be cV'u1t D.
cause the act of Cu-ress without whose ouih 'NtF ~
rl not Hr taxed by -fr authority does nt permit li
buf Do "a. e. authorz- tAr taxation of real e'ldt-
A. 10 t.c surplus b'.e anil indivhud pr pNfN'. u'
hoi TINT tuty ~u Iect to Wunl" rH idN' lo'
urcau they not lnc uied Tn the perm 50 ON -ia
IN the act of Couclc--, without VIM any STATE or muu
ciuIl taxation pf NJ oud banks De- VoI anu were uo
subject CO. taxation I'm Kentucky oF oui t' mii h1ru
q, tho state statute ,f 30 cents per share OF tlUu lue
perpetua. injunction Wa granted
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rom RfprDLuoy ADVOCATED.


4 VIRGINIA STATE SENATOR INTRODUCES A-iANE-
LES, RESOLUTION.
Rrruuovp. Va. Aug. lG.-ln the Senate to-
l,v Mr. Iybroot of ratrloK introduced a preamble
il resolution lo,ug to Oh" total population NJ the
lrl-e debt The preamble srt. forth tnt every proper
sud reasonable effort INA been repeatedly n'd' 10y th'
-tn fo effect settlement with the holders o ' bonds
which cnors hnyc been met with mcomprom'ins resist
,urr cnrtiols opposition tnd technical qWh'Uh+' 'mi
u, -t,trs legal responsibility, patience nnd resources
r, NOW believed to nc exhausted m the Efforts to main
f,ln thc crcuto yrluln. That no snn-'"ih' eiuln-
lpt or ,au,rc consideration ctu re shown ul'n "hi'h
to base these bod. that thc holders or' NOT ooha u'
r,litors of Virginia but merely adventurous sre'uh-
tors who nave already realized from the bonus mum
iuure than their original cpsti that Nhd'a'e '''
t.eu formed %, those au,cu'1tnrs f1 Oh" Wp"-,n Il
rtuef iur the Irunl prosecution ut ih" WnN''"i H'
AND ptrvoutine "A a.tlrmou 't ihi1 unnI h u''' so
tbet thpt ma, NOT have thp.t rIiua ir-i'l. N W., '
tiuuu udtaW urtoat thptpnu. ihhI ''I' .NN 1t ~,
,.iti,u, puuiht,l BE-, nttlco g. scotiou b." th" l'h
,rtl constitutions thlt We rArI"A' "HI ''i'i' III
position tn tho payment uf amy paw "i !N'4 "+' , M
81, thr Interest Thereon. pud thHi t' Nu'l'' ' W..
A,,ututa Ia maitutpd WttNVuh w t'Iu'o pN"'nIu
utrirat uu nni huui4 alleged I" hn hr' 's'N'' ''s'''
INr t.snIutluu went over con MonleN. ...... ...t
ia tho uau-o tull, tha tl.uml tou on PRIVILEGES HU'
I.,,tIuna frputtod q auhtl ut. iut .hn 7'hl' nt l
,uIhs lot e. o. ur districts and frr ru"' me lt'A" a.
tal electors lur h I, Ha named tH Too N'', no w.
pio,rut aud tutut CONS Irsallual hpp' uuu'", ,I
uah us Ihr rlr tn.tI di-ttl,tt tufloa n' W. ',,.i.
-,r-,nual It atri,l-. ald 10 provides l"i ih'' N"'n
0i electors Co wuirh ihe s.t 10 a tue t, tn, GO t,.
under aWt uf CON AMI IA G. ha4. .'|"' "' '
UL.tst s ~ ea III, suhat tu e. was al H. o'
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ARREST or ~ ARMY DESERTER
lnr rrLsanArn rn InE rmnrNr-I

Bosrov. Aug 16.-Andrcw u. lannaiord,
h, deaerte from Company X. "a Cavalry. IN tho Wes
ON Apnl A. 1879, srrcsted this eitetno"n
on information furnished hy hia brother
aonn after uspnafttd desprsi he wont - NsN lpfs.
tts rams 60 this city to-day fpt Un purpose "f
satuna hia child, Tho r"t'oa' h 'ho h''Aa
obsotpd TO hia canyiaz uut hla utlo plan ani
tss a ty.lv stfasgin mocrpird Ia taAins ths
,buI away ffsm hlm, lis htcthur " % happehoa
IA be There a. tho time iuiufmed onioe Walsh about ne
Lr,tbefs trsritIou lrum tho Army, HaIgapid VA noe
a,uy M. va. "A drsfrtrE lhe only reason he bot O!
l,rs fol N uuai a-Anst ianhaiofl la thAl ho huh"a
Rim I'D nj, auslY Tbo deserIrri Oh tho other hah !.
savs Ina ne has kept his brothers lslnily fon wAi
M
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MINERS RETURNING TO YORK.
Icy rrIrnnArn 10 rne rnnryr., ,

TBl ITIINEATW To III IEINT WI
WuKEsBARRE, Aug. l6.-A dispatch from
II zlet0n says The SIT kers Of the employees Of o. D.
Marke a Co., which has hc 10 progress IN Peddo ana
Highland for about four weeks. has termlnIted. Inc
Me.sr- Ma-ke askel heir men {, Sgn receipt ID
which the pen told thcir employers az the time tnry
were willing 70 sign. Tie ~ der l., therefore Z"
all iutents and purposes c1mple WO-d was sent yes
terisy in all directions 10 TIE absent ner' summonlns
them 10 return g enjoy the fruits their victory o
mules we're put down he mines to-day and one of INC
mines which had been allowed partly to III WIN
water has been pumped empty and WI DC
ready for TIE ~orknen By Monday. The strikers ncEan
refuTn,ng this nora crowds coming la on every u
fl IA expected hat praC icaly ali will DC back W ta
Ay+ntag The .trkr begsn July 10 aud M ent ui'o
lasted year eut for tEe determination OF hessa
A 90 mat IN abandonment Of their position was "a.
W.s.t policy. The aud July wages VI! ne p.lua
uare TAere were about 1000 al told ia the A'IAo
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ley rrlraRArnr I'D rnE TRmuNE.I

CLEVELAND, Aug. ia sailor Oh 'lo
Schooner Keepsake standing this evening upon 'H' O'
OF the river at the foot OF south 7ater-'L o''el. ou
man emerge from some bushc- near the -t''a" '''
ing a 22 calbre revolver in Ms hand. lie I'".' ~
weapon against his abdomen aud fired Oul o'u No a.
The cylinder refused TO revoye ana '"'"'7 -.
rtir, opce ,cre in his suicIdal purpose the man IN
dcsueration plunged headluug tnte thr rN.' rN'o t-,i
spectator was too dumb founded 10 lru"'' f n, b,
/. pttromau having heard the utu- Hult''- n NJ.
SCENE and drew thc man out oi the vac -, ,haf
lot ,eld and a. the hospital to-night DO M & nehIe
o give any account Of himself or 10 tAP''i - -
OF ms attempted crime. An lmhtr' ~ ofa tron,n
From papers II was learned that his name l'1 it
fin Of Argyie y j., ana HAT d, j. t" w I t,oL et /.
A l.way ticket To Toledo .ls1 I'lAu ia l'' l'"'
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FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR.
FRENCH NEWSPAPER REAssEErs IT'S BELLS
r.--

A FRENCH NEWSPAPER REAssEETs IT'S BELIEF
THAT THE HOVAs RECAPTURED TAMAIANE.
PARIS, Aug 1G-Thc NdtiR this morning says
that prefers believe the accuracy Of the uew- when
il published yesterday he effect that the Hoyas had
recaptued amltlvc rather than the inaccurate state
ment Of Prime Nui-cr Ferry made e. deceive the pun
ic" Many Of the opposition Journals profess 10 believe
the M0tRs wa.
Advce from Tamatave Of August state tnat Admiral
Mot is prevented adyausine by the difficulty OF So
curing me lbs of tran port. -,
LoSuOS. Aug. IG-Ihc Stduddrd thi' morning pup-
lishcs dl-pa from Tamatava datc1 August - "hcl
avs Thi French advance viii probably take place IN
'e.f GAYS. Aful for the transport scrY,e nave ar
rived iuo bockid. o. the coast, whlcH, A'' nI"-I''
been slOv-uly, Will shortly bc made strict
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ryIroau GRaDES ~ WHEIE
A MEETING ro n Hrrp ~ prLrrn 10 nI'cr''
THI 9IRitCL
my rrrranru ro ruF tnnrNrl

\
THI sURIICr
thy rrIrgH,pH To ruF rnrnrNrl
Sr. PArI. Aug. 1G.-A telegram was received
veHtoripv frur iho puu IA u.ord ot Tral" asking 10
rhan,nor ~ commerce Zoo acnd committee totc t'
meet tho tnap,ctinu Committee ~ the b"'fd of l'd'
and dcuaa ho question of stao' for thc rr'''nt r'''
A committee from thp Nuua AsaUc'aiiun Wa"a 7o n
,itrd and conctd Mauasot Hubbard and M' ut''os'
vri. appointed Tho chamber uf commerce h'''
s,c,ai u,s ID. 20 srs-up, aud appointed Mes ut''n
En,,rn amt Mupk a committee to atopd tho mr tint
ln-prctor atuod was cleo invited ln 80 along
Tho, started to-u4h anl vii return lo-nult"W The "'
leo, of this mecuns i- to establish Uniform sy stem
of grale- brtNtc the two cities
Thee was % 20, a. delI OF coupI a-t year about the
negrp,- of gr - bet Duluth lnd nue tpu' lhr
comm 81, ou men toh cities arr iu favor " uh 10 Va
.y,ten ia swear 10, winch wheat ippr nom one lha'e
H. atofurr viii Grade alike ia both The Duluth ,lrc "
M ,y- mo- hn- for Nir bt diry wheat i- pld ed ia 10"
rr,de Thr rules of the unciTOIs Chamber of ol-
m, roe do not pIoId- TO- do hagc on tbs count wv
N has been tIe custom tD do 10 ia delrreucc u" lr
VS. es OF th- eTs' Association ln no olhel Guy S
wheat graded with lOwdnce o. ~ many pouhu7 P
buAhel for art AMI effort viii prob ,bY ue nado u
year 10 rigid inspection IN this fe-P',
II a uni system Of grades II established bti ""
Duluth Minneapolis tbs point viii have ~ De se'eu
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SUCCESS OF MIR. DALYs COMPANY.

LONDON, Aug. 16.-Augustin DaIys Now
York Comedv Cotupany has given four spe 'al mat
at Crystl Palace playing in London every evening
and making flying excursions to the Crystal Palace during
the day. They have created sensation there'
Miss Ada Rehan especially capturing tne
public At tie close Of the last performance
which was given on 1hur-day' the play oelh (
She Woud and she Would Not" the company was Gale /
for again aid AGAIN. and the crowd Of lld W yea d
the tg door have last ri mpse Of Me' Eehan ani
Iolu Drew. Mr.. DllV hlt received oilers rom au inc
provincial theatres for our but he finishes mere 9I'ft
Two mutr week. and returns home Immediately Last
nirhf " 7-2O.S" was revived 10 crowded house
"Nrcd,rs and Pins" Wi! not be produced unul next
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
KnIEn RY THE FALL OF A sCAFFOLI

KILLED BY THE FALL OF A sCAFFOLD
prIsuf EG Aug l0.-F Benntcke was IhtdlJ' anu
three h.r men seriously injured by The fa OF scanoa
nj Adams & Co.'S glass factory this morning.
OVERCOME BY FOUL AIR.
TyVcUurRC. Va. Aug lO-' alvin Glass, farmer near
this .y lar nj ght fell his well and was seriously
INJURED Three men went down In quick succession sn.
We. each overcome by foul air, All were nnag Ie
coverc and resuscitaed, except Glass WhO'o h'e 10 o
spared Of .rr,
FATAL EXPLOSION OF A BOlLEh;; h;;,,, pal
T,cpo.st Wts Aug. l6-The boiler IN NllHau "a. a..
~ Nil ~ ,lolnd A 8 O'Clock This morning Dsdy
deuclshng the NIL and lnluring four men, ohe 'a'-'
Tue loss l. $4,000 ihsurduce uuAno"n. uu
PREDATORY CHEYENNE; o.o
vrrps Crr, Mont, AuE l6.-Roymg Cheyehh's arc
1trt,c rhr rrass IN Powder River NaIey. lie ualate
/. Lptyy Tno stOckmen are preparing 10 "'' "-~nSS
them .. -. ,r 1,-,.
SECRET LOTTERY BUSINESS IN ST LOUIS
CT iorla Aug. 16.-ft developed tO-eay that the
it.rv nus ness neng conducted secisuy IN ms Cly
E nolcr report that lottery offices are Ia operation
t ~, .ch mes md uirtywO policy shops are IN opera
non A sy.teu Of secretly peddiug tickets on the
streets mas also been introduced
APPLICATION FOR MASTER
PfTTsBURG, Au-. 16.-M tie Uni ed states Cncuii
Court tod.y President Wallace OF tie Newt astle anu
Northern atr d made application tor the apo ntmehe
~ "A mIsfer 10 ascertain the amount due contractor
Thomas p simpson, OF NewYork, for work done ~ alh
RESUMPTION AT FALL RIVER 49,.
FALL RIVER Aug l6.-Au the mills that nave % %yseu
closed CT Tie past week WILL resume operations " "VA
day.
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1HE PRESIDENTS g4CATION

KINGsToN, Aug. l6.-The President went 10
Ike Mohawk this morning ocompaned by ns daushtei
and niece aud General sharpe. The party went ~
p.ei.l rain ON tae waikiki valley Railway to New
PATTI and thence by cariage TO the lake The President
wa, cordially crested by the numerous guests al tho
resort and spent the day quietly viewing the Ionsnuc
.nrroundiug. OF tue Lake. Leaving Mss Nellie Arthur
,d Nt.s MeEroy In charge OF MIS- McElrUy. the Prsi
Ss~. ss,er who IA there Ter few weeks the President
and General sharpe returned by tram U tlH cy tL.s
sxenin where he will reuaia over sunday the guest OF
Genera sharpe ON the return trip ths eNenh< -fm
welcome wds tendered tue President al Ne"'f@l+'
args crowd having gathered 70 see HIN.
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TIE LATIN MONETARY CONFERENCE.

PARIS. Aug. 1G.-Thc programme oi the LAtlh
Monetary Conference, which r. 10 meet IN ths cV p''
tocr % nclud the settlement OF the question whether
tho Latin Monetary Union shall renewed shall 90
into liquidation January l, 1856, when the present
convention expires Tho Frcnca delegates VIII move
that the union be- renewed until 1890. proposa VIII
c made 10 bind cacu state take back all the silver
coin issued by IL expiration Of the new CONVENE on
giving Ia exchange therefor either col or bH pay aD'
Inc rnnLIlrX MLmCM IomAIna the CrCullOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
WHIr STARTLED AN ATTORNEK.

BURLINGTON a., Aug. 16.-Early yesterday
morning W. E. Blake who has been active rs an att r
noy in the prosecution of liquor sellers since the prohoi
tory law went into effect startled from bis bed ny
bright hash OF ght ard sharp explosion He thought
tl OF the matter at the time, Int examination later
y the day no found q machine o. destruction hed Win
d.utu,ite which he now .legcs was prepared WIN q
view OF bowug up his esd nee, but which failed 10 K
pod. Mr. Blake says he has no known enemy ano ia'
IN the r.os ctoa, he has been courteou'ly treated "
IlQiIJr sellers.
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FoCYD DEAD NEAR 4 RAILROAD TRACK
TpY raLErRAFu TO THE TRIBUNE

I'M rHLETRAFH TO rHL Tribune
CLEVELAND, Aug. 16.-Some women working
IN fed near the Northern Ohio fair grounds sa" good
locking Young msn working clothes this morning come
up the Lake Railroad and sitting down on the oank
ne,r the track hghtrd pipe. The women went TO din
,.r leaving The an smoking peacefully. About l2.lo
,h,s afternoon George Brooks. boy, discovered ths
mau wing lead in the same place VITA his throat cu
Srou ear to ear. Brooks hurried 10 Genyle aud
informed tue marshal OF the village that m4u sad
been murdered the track His dinner PAIL pipe And
bloody AIDED open rszer lay beside tse dad nan ne
nail rye bread and butter There was notnnS
on hls slsIhipy to indicate his Identity.
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The result is that the mails will continue to be sen'
by fast and slow ships alike, every company having
some fast and some slow ships. The North
German Lloyd, though able TO send weekly
a fast mail from Southampton, is practically
excluded from the competition by the Governments
requiring ships to call at Queenstown, which Is out
of its route. Nothing but energetic official re-
monstrance from Washington can prevent the per-
pctuation of the existing irregular and inefficient
service. which IS a source of constant annoyance
and inconvenience to the commercial and financial
world.
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REFUSING TO DLSlyTER ELLISS BoDE
TELEGRAPH THE r.rnUvel

LYovs. Aug. 1G.-Mrs. George Nandcrpool
and Mr. W A Ellis. OF clyde. mother and
wife OF Private Ellis Of the Greey cxp'di-
ton notwi hsraninc numerous entreities' reuse
10 allow body of ELS 10 %. eXhumed aud eKaulh',L
Nenrer. of inc Grand Army or the Republic D. clyde
have informed tnom that -houd instruct ons 'f the Gov
erumcut m rcrri % the bura. OF Ellis no dlspnef cd
none of li.'- back pay would b. pd by the Govern
q.
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FATALLY SHor BTA W4rCHH4v

PHmADElrHIA, Aug. 16.-James Duffy age
thirty, who WAS shot last night at Deaware-aye aud
Ba.nbr.dgcst by Richard Corson private watchman'
led 40 the hospital today. Tho shooting grew out n
Cors,us driving number o. boys among whom was
uuTv's son from tie yard OF building owned bY Cor
son ,muoyer The boy IN his retreat ear bis loot ana
h,. mo er and father -ut into au ae-c ton wth ne
" .fcnu1tu. Duhy uad knocked tOrs0n down and was
llnc Im wLru tho Alllr drnN us rcYO.Ier md ~ ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

BosrON. Aug. 1G.-Thc American Board OF
Cou1us toners for Foreign Missions makes the following
.t,teuout; At the clos, of eleven months We are
obliged 20 report tho regular receipts Tor the present
year S26 900 less thn they were during the correspond
Ing clavcu months of the preceding ear We need there
'ore during The month ~ Au-u,t to receive not less
thlu $4,000 u order MT to 'al teloW r rccept ol
I'M, pr.reInr year The troa-urrrs ok Will b. kept
omen for al d1ua ions incf dcl or the present huanc al
Near nntII MnndAy. -eplrmD-l :.
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rirfentnd. Aug, Ion account ot the do
ptrasau Ia tho trade the sioon hotln Manufacturers
have decided not tu tosumn opra Qua Ia 'he ts''"na
nnui October L. whiou II one month later lh'h usual
Tho Wufkmeu, who Hto anxious Ia return " "pis' "i
,rro-e AN, .uspeusnn after september !, and assert
th,t tleN viii demand 10 per cont Increase h tAeI
Wses tu r,rnmpeusc them Tor The loss u oho Muhtn
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INTERESTS or IRIsHMEN.

DUBLIN, Aug. 1G.-At least 10000 persons
took part N the Nationalist process at Monag An yes
terday. IN the evening banquet was given at winch
tie notabl.s were entertained The OrIngemen alb
stained from any counter demonstration. Mr. PArnrl
att ended the County Convention ~ Cork TODAY ana an
nounc,I tuat John OConnOr VIII aud a tAe National
49, LII l1A flrH u II MALerlOrI
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49, mnRKnEN-LN ONiO.

lnl TELEGRAPH ip lui IklhUNhI
CLEVELAND. Aug. l6.-Ihero never was
mc An thc history ot cleveland, the panic period e.
ecp,cI. when =, many men we're idle and oodng Tor
,omcthng o do 20 support themselves and tsml's a.
nav Ivory da. SCORE. call at tho mhrmnry ohiOe 'nd
tho oec or orgauigiuu charity looking ut hep ' WptA
Mon are volunteering ~ work Uu ne streets and ohei
puuc woI h. Tor one dollar day anu Nouu 10 elau 10
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AyA ALLEGED DISHONEST TEE4sCRE&


CRAwFoRDsvI1LE, Ind, Aug. ld.-John L'
Goben, Democratic County Treasurer u "Hesol 70 Do
short s27 800 In h4 accornt-@ II was chaTseu p,
atey that MS depuy Charlie Johnson stole 7'-oo
money The result light tn the AulIoF' oN'' ''''o
morning Goben knocked through p@'' -,
ana anv.ronslv o, He IA la the hands Of Physc ans
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LONDON, Aug. 1G.-A dispatch from Sydney,
New south Wales, reports that ths scunS match be
tween Han an and Beach for the championship Of the
world anl $500 side took place to-day on the Parrt
malta River Beach won The match by seven lengths
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LONDON Personal INTELLIGENCE

The society journals have stories Of Mr.. Lowelrs
journeys and plans. These are baSeless. He re-
mains in London and intends to remain another
month. His health is toerable.
Mrs. Laugtry opened her English provincial sea-
son at Newcastle on Monday where she was greatly
applauded by crowded house Ihe C~o"c'e con-
siders that she has made marvellous progress and
praises her acting as admirable throughout.
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A CASE or FR41EIcIDE ~ KAysAS.

KANSAS Cry, Aug 16.-A dispatch to Tie
Times from Manhattan, Kansas says: sherman Waters,
son o. Captain VI. j.. waters, vel-knowa citizen shot
and killed his father. Tho young armed with shot
gun was inst -ar ing on 70 hunting excursion when MS
father ordered him q, ,holtn uc-hhIr8 dO-. lhr D'y
refused and quIrr cusGel, wuertupOn tue ather ell
ielcd The house. returned IN pistol and nled az his
SON VINO returned be fire vl-hlatal ,ttct.
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A POLITICAL PROSECUTION,
my rttrae,pu ro rug rRnuyrl

CAMDEN. n. j., Aug. 16.-,Iohn j. Mason, n
rronn. M ,cliiont " vueIand. had airing before
United sta ga Commissioners here to-day, ON the chsrso
Of selling tobacco wucut having pa i tho special tat'
So raao wss made uut however ahd ne WAA ul"h, ~ "
Naaat 10 ptumuout hrp Ihlclu ahd W - afseh Nhat
The ptn., rutpu Naa the tpault or pnliiVM w VIII