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EDUCATIONAL ECHOES.
THEATroRNEY-eENERAL SPEAKS
TN Matters Of Interest To Tutors-NormaI
schools Close Mt GreenvilIe and
WaHahachic- Entertainment
at Paris. Etc., Etc.
Normal School Entertainment.

PARIS, Aug. l.-lCorrespondence.j l.
Last night witnessed the closing ex-
ercises OF the white Normal school nj
tho Presbyt rian church,
DIR. Wilson, Principal, after the oman
ing prayer, proceeded 10 give n short INF
interesting history of the rise and pro-
gress OF tho Normal school system In
our state. There has been thirty-one
teachers IN regular attendance at this
fore. WV "o-
The Professor cOmplimented them
upon the earnest efforts and devoted nj
tention. Nv
To the following were granted first
class certificates; Dr. &. B. Stuart, Miss
MARY u. Young, Miss Mary G, Rigps.
M,s' NJ la stuart, Miss Matte Tunney.
MISS Fannie Griffin, Col. j. =, Murnhy
and DIR. George II. Rains. pay
Second class certificates; Miss Rar,
/" Johnson, Miss Lula Sexton, Mrs. \
Z, Jemison, Mrs. n. A. Barlow, Miss
Mollle Harris and Mrs. Lula MerrelI
Al TINS stage of the proceedings. on
motion OF Dr. &. II. Stuart, Col, Nnrnhv
was called TO the chair, when he prc-
srnteu u set OF resolutions, highly com
pilmontary TO DIR. Wilson ana
ms accomplished daughter, who
nus nus assisted him during the term. Dr.
Wilson IN response expressed himself as
oolng very grateful TO them and for tho
nery hlnu manner IN which he had been
orally during his short stay amongst ms.
Dr; stuart and Capt. II. r.. Hanley were
called upon and delivered appropriate
addresses. The church was we'll filled
anu all seemed greatly pleased with tho
evenings entertainment.
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POINTERS POLITICAL.
THEGovERNoR ENDoRsEDAe AGAIN
An Old Fashioned Democratic Barbecue
h bonham-steve Elkins Fixing
Things In New Mexlco-Other
Political News Items.
BOwie County Convention.

IEfARKANA,, Aug. Especial. The
Bowie County convention met in Boston
to-day, w. W. billiard in the chair
Warren Jones and n. J. Lee were
elected Permanent Chairman and Sec
retary respectively. The following del.
egates were selected to 20 to the Hons.
Iqn convention; l.. G. Demorse, +. NJ.
Dillard, r. b. Lassater, William Ar
buckle, j.. j. Bell, Warren Jones, II. ID.
Harrel' d. I, Lowry, Ben Whitaker. A.
H. Chic, II. G. Hynson, j. IL. Hender.
son, j. NJ. Talbot, Joe Marx. +. r.
Henry nominated Il. IL. Lennox for
representative, and he was declared the
choice of the convention by u unani
nous vote.
The barbecue held at Ingersoll yester-
day, on the Narrow Gauge, about twelve
miles from here, Cotton up to boom the
interest of w. ii. Mclean for District
Judge, developed the fact that IL was nm
enthusiastic Todd meeting.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 2.-Favored by good
weather and fairly good track, the at.
tendance to-day is considered the best
OF the meeting. So far nearly 5000 peo.
pie are present and large percentage q,
hem ladies. Jim Renwick was choic.
IN the opening event, and he. as usual
made sorry show in the field, winning
very easily.
First Race-Purse $iO0, ti-co.fourtbs
nlle; jim Renwick won easily by two
iehgths; John Henry, second; Lady
Lyons, third. Time-l:l6lS.
Second Race-The Sequel stakes. for
i-year-olds, one and five-eighth miles
" the start Emma made play from
Nodesty and Blast, the same order beinp
kept up until nearly the stand first
time round, where Blast took
up the running from Emnn'
with Welcher next and favorite under
pull last. At the quarter pole Blast was
leadlng, three lengths from Welcher
TWO lengths in front of Modesty, Emma
bringing up the rear. Welcher quit
BADLY on the turn and Emma lead to
third place. Blast held the lead until
Instance from the wire, where Modestv
took up running and won hands down
by length; Blast, second; Emma.
.hlrd. Time-2:j6.
Third Race-Free handicap sweep
stakes, one mile; Bob Cook won; Mann
honlst, second; Baron, the favorite.
third. .Time-l:491.
Match kace-One mile, between Wall
Time-l:46.
Free Handicap Steeplc Chase-Mile
and half: Won by Rienzi; Disturbance
second; Rose, third. Time-2:2j.
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New YORK, Aug. wallace Ross of
ST Johns, New Brunswick, and John
reemer, of Mckeesport, Pennsylvania,
rowed at Oak Point to-day, what was
perhaps The most interesting scullinp
match that ever took place on
this continent. Ross was leader
Tor the first half course, and
teemer was not headed during
me second two miles. The victory
wonderfully scientific turning of The
stake boat, Teemer was first ont.
appearing In red shirt nnd navy.
plue brecches, Ross colors being
white aud dark blue. There
were probably 2,c00 people present
when the race began. Tho
course was from Oak Point
shore, two miles out TO Pomey Raw.
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Where the stake boats were anchored
hoSs won the toss for position
anu TOOK the northern lane, but there
IpealIy was no choice. When
Barney Biglin asked, "Are Won
ready! 'and then shouted
gog Teemer caught water first with
sonlelIlhg OF a splash, and went
several ieet ahead of his oppon-
en.; lie lost that small
seau almost Immediately, however,
% ior hoss mad settled down to his
and forged ahead, inside of six lencths
to win. A''u ''"''eu IN
Teemer soon got into swinging STIFF
safoke, sur easy easy and clear: Ross
wont, and dug his oars into
water with telling effect. Ross led for
the trst mile and quarter at distance
averaging from one length TO two
lengths. just east of the north
end north of Brothers Island, a mile
a ana quarter out, Teemer became a lit
.l1 ragged IN his stroke, but in another
'"S,o in some Dpaced Dnog or up and put
Prov of his boat about fifteen feet @
ahead of his adversary. Ross
ana not like this and sent his stroke nn
TO thirty two and again went ahead
noth men moved we'll within
themselves up to the tnrn
which Ross reached half length
ahead, Ere the literal turnin~
point was reached, Ross seemed to
nave forgotten how to get around The
stake boat. He went away beyond il,
and made his circle by long curve
mat made. il appear as if he
had not reached the stake boat whom
the Pttshurg man was half way
around. Teemer made beautiGil
me Tor the stake boat. He had hardly
g3t threo feet beyond II
when he buried his left
oar, in depths straight as "A cornstoll
ana pulled his head aronnd
WIN the right as though his
crait were hung on a pivot. Such n |
ciever maneouVre has rarely been seen
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Ellis County convention.

WAXAHAcHiE, Aug. Especial. T.
The county convention met to-day and
elected the following delegates to tho
State conventions:
John Farrar, NJ. II. Oliver, John l..
Cheek, 5. NJ. Carlton, Car Forrest. J. y
Saunders, w. +. Wilson, w. Ellison. n.
+. Waller, +. A. High, X. p. Mackay.
\: kainey, c. p. Gibson, +. =. Powell
W'J. f. Ross, Asce Goodwin, III. W.
IirsDer, j. ). Clark, j. NJ. Lancaster. #.
j. quinn, Il. ii. Parks and W. +. viii
-, The only instructions given was for
T., a. Patton, for Commissioner, and
John. l.. Cheek, for Floater, from this
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TmE cArrLr DISEASE


CHICAGO, Aug. 2--P. L. shelby. gen.
eral freight agent of the Union Pacific
railway, telegraphs from Omaha that
the injection among the Nebraska cat
lle was genuine fever, but believes II has
been completely stamped out. No new
cases have been reported during tho
nast two days, and extra precautions
nave been taken 10 prevent cattle from
and trails.
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TorLoN, Aug. 9 Only one death from
cholera to-day. The record of the last
twenty-four hours at Bon Recontro
hospital is as follows: Admitted, none,
cured, four; deaths, four; under trent.
ment, twenty-oight. Record of ~.
Manderier hospital (same time): Adj.
mitted, three; cured, iivo; deaths, none;
under treatment, ninoty-one.
The Minister OF the Interior has sent
10 this point ii,lOO frames, to be dis.
tributed among the refugees.
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SPORTING SPLlNTERS.
The Queen Of the Turf Is Re-Instated
Once More.
MAUD S. ASToNlSHES HERSELF.
she Sees Jay-Eye-See's 2;1O and Goes n
Quarter Better and no Runner
Yesterdays Races-The Bat
tie of Bali and Bat.
MAUD S. AsToNlsHEs HERSELF
Jay-Eye-see's Record Beat.


CLEVELAND, Aug. 2. Maud S. trotted
a mile without skip, without mate, with
out urging-2:09A.
rms has been great day at the Driy-
ing park. Attendance large, weather
pieasaht, track good. At 4:30 p. M, be-
tween the heats of the pacing race
and the 2:27 class of trotte~S noe
Maud ), was brought on the track and
after little warming up, William Bair
urlVlng, nodded for start and gave the
mare head. She strobe off in the
smoothest conceivable manner, un-
urge her along, and made made tho no
ehtire circuit of the track like perfect
working machine, without skip, Shr
passed the first quarter post in thirty.
TWO seconds and three quarters, half
ullie post in one minute, four seconds
ana one quarter, three-quarter post in
one minute and thirty seconds ana
one quarter. Full mile time given. two
minutes, nine seconds and three quar-
ters. Ihree gentlemen timed her in the
Judges stand. David Bonner, of New
York, made the time two minutes and
nine seconds and thrce.ouorters
Fassig, Secretary of the Cleveland Driy-
ing park, nine second and three ffths.
j. Cummings, President Toledo Driyinp
park, nine and one-half. Several
watches on boxes opposite the Judges
stand, marked 9iS. 'eo'
President Edwards announced that
me time was an official record inasmnrh
US wager of 500 was made on the trial
d. II. Louderbach, of Chicago, puttinn
up 500 with Capt. Geo. Nj. Stone. man
ager of Maud S. that she would trot het.
TER than 2:ll19. The track was estimates
IT second and half to two sec6nds
slower to-day than the Providence track
Great crowds of spectators went wiId
with enthusiasm when the mare crossed
me score, and again when she was bui.
etlned, showing all her previous
records beaten, and that the handsome
mare had made the fastest time ever
trOtted. wv
She exhibited no sign of distress after
her unparalleled performance, and was
ied TO the stable amid excited cheering
followed by crowds of fjubilant admirers'
She mad done no work for ten days.
capt. Stone is confident she could
easily go on that same track Monday in
i:OS or better and is more than ever con
dent she is the fastest trotter in the
world. Wv
=, President Edwards telegraphed w. Fl.
Nanderbilt:
Allow me to congratulate you. Maud
y, still reigns supreme. Her record is
-:V'A on slow track. Before ordering
ler nome, come and see her trot in 2:07
or Z'VN' we are all happy.
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DlsrustIny o1.n,.s

Dublin, Aug. Twenty men have
so far been implicated in the disgusting
Dublin scandals. They were all men
VINO nave occupied respectable places
In the community. Among them nre
stock brokers, Justices of the Peace
Castle officials, two doctors and several
officers of the army. Warrants have
been issued against several men who
have fled from Dublin.
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The Attorncy.alr alrnernl,. sn,.

AUSTIN, Aug Especial. .. Tho At
torney-General to-day, In answer 10 tho
superintendent of Instruction, saws
that IN school district of less than
twenty property-holding tax-paying yo-
.ers, no election can be held to levy a
Ihe law requiring the petition for such
an erection Is to he signed by twenty
tricts this fact should be- considered
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NO. 259.

nam Eaves and III. A. Saunders
Mhoiesale jewelers., were next visited
ana large seizures made; value at nres-
ent unknown. The affair created sem
satlon IN the jewelry trade, and other
seizures are expected. 1t is rrnorsd
several large seizures were made csst of
imontreal, but nothing definite cam he
Earned. - only few months since A. ~
Fave n. aa'es had to pay $4,000 and William
a;"hts es ~,UoO Tor entering goods for
actly the same charges.
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Under Valuation.

MONTREAL, Aug. 2.-Tho customs on.
GERS made seizures of valusblo goods i'm.
ported from the United States and On.
tered under value, with Intention 10 do.
fraud revenue from soine of the wealth..
est and largest Wholesale firms OF Mon
treal. The. first descent was on \. "a.
Eaves, where the seizure effected
amounted TO $1,000. The ware.
house OF Schwobb Bros, dia.
mond and watch importers, VII.
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For ". L.. Crawford.

DENTON, Aug. Especial. At the
Democratic County convention to-day s.
|" Straughan presided and C.. w. Gree,
Secretary' II elected delegates to the
Houston convention. The deleyates
are about equally divided on the grass
question. They were not instructed ON
any question evcept for w. l.. Crawford.
E!eclor-at-large, and c. l.. Spnrkman'
OF this district. II endorsed w. p.
Bishop as candidate for Floater of this
district, and elected delegates TO tho
Congressional convention. The con
vention was large and harmonious.
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McLennan County Jots.

Waco, July Special. A Blaine
and Logan club was organized hero to-
night. Jack Evans was billed to speak,
nut was sick and didn't get here. bis.
trlct Attorney Bigger, of Dallas, held
Iorth TO large crowd, many Democrats
being present. The County Democratic
convention met to-day and ratified the
urday.
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Marion County Copfusion.

JEFFERSON, Aug. Especial, Tho
Republicans held convention here this
evening for the eiiectual organization of
Their party in the county, which resulted
IN utter confusion and the adjournment
OF the meeting, but after accomplishing
their object.
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Grayson County Notes.

SHERMAN, Aug. ., Special. Meet.
ings of the citizens of each of the four
Precincts of the city have been called "a
convene at the court house this evening
to elect delegates to the County conven.
ton which meets here on theSth instant,
The candidates have been pretty lively
and have stirred up considerable inter.
est among the citizens.
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Perfectly uea,,h,

EL PAso Aug. Especial. The city
never was healthier, aud the case Of
yellow fever reported here on tho g2nd
ut, was imported from Nogales near
H,uaymas on the Bay of California
very lew believe II was n genuine ease
@, yellow fever, and the doctors are
one, of the healthiest cities In the
Union. wy
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No Conclusion.

LONDON, Aug. 2.-ln the House Of
commons this afternoon Gladstone
stated that the conference on Egvntia,,
ahalrs could arrive at no conclusion
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Preparing for a yiporous c,mn,l,,

SANTA FE, n. NJ, Aug. 9. Stephen B.
Elkins, member of Republican National
committee, has resigned the Presidency
OF the National bank of this city, which
ne has held thirteen years, In order to
give more time 10 the duties OF the
cAmnRign.
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LONDON, Aug. 2.-After adjournment
OF the Egyptian conference. n moot;ns
OF the Cabinet will be held to discnss thss
result =" uiS'uss hne
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Nnrmnl srhnnl cla..1

"REENVtLLE, Aug. 2. Special Tho
Normal school closed here last night
with interesting literary exercises. The
school has had full attendance and
mas succeeded In working up n lively
educational interest hero.
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Ignored.

WASHINGTON, Aug. LIT IL said at
the department that no request has
been made, 80 far us Is known. for an
arbitration by the Government of tho
troubles. : ''''''
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MARsEILLEs, Aug. .. Seven deaths
u ron cholera here since noon. Record
~ tne Pharo hospital for the last twentv-
l0ur hours: Admitted, s; deaths. X.
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FORT WoRru, Aug. Special The
Shreveport and the Fort Worth clubs
played their second game TODAY. and
was won by Fort Worth by score Of "a
70 II. large crowd is expected al the
last game tomorrow.
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Collin County Executive CommI,tre,

MCKINNEY, Aug. 2. - Special --
I. Is. Muse, Chairman Of the Execu-
tive committee of tho Democratic party.
has cal led n meeting of the Executive
committee for August llth. to take ac-
ton In regard to nominating convention.
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No Changes MaJe

LONDON Aug, "A dispatch of this.
qdh.e, = 10 The Times from Foo Chow. saws.
! nave inspected the river forts from
ne,ghts above, and find no changes
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Brazil N Itiyht

LONDON, Aug. 2.-The ports Of Brazil,
nave nav, peen closed against vessels from
M ~ mhaIsellies, Toulon and all ports where
ssholera prevails. The authorities ra'
tunseu 10 allow passengers and mail on
inc steamer from England TO land
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NEW NonK, Aug .. - The steamer
knickerbockor, which sailed On the 9oth
Tor New Orleans, put back to.slny 10 ro-,
pair break In her machinery.
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GIBRALTAR, Aug. 3. The Goyerner :,
reply 10 the Spanish deputation agreed
70 admit the Spanish workmen into a.
thaiu h,ai.aI. on condition that they return 10
''eir spanish house every night.
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TURIN, Aug. .. Six cases OF eholaro
at Garfagnana, four fatal, and twenty
one cases at Pancoliere, eight fatal.
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FALL and Winter, 1884.

Having placed our orders before the
re advance, in anticipation of a pro.
IliOuS season, we are overstOcked in
PINE lines and offer inducements to
ash and prompt time customers second
no house in the country.
conservative merchants, who, in
fW OF the uncertain condition of crops
n the stringency of the money mar.
\, are unwilling to place orders with
psiern Jobbers before they can know
\ needs Of their trade will find our
.Ne convenient depository from
pen to draw their supplies quickly
In such quantities as their trade de-
Ands, at Boston and st. Louis prices.
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Died of Fexer

rANAhA' Aug. 2.-During July four
prominent people died of yellow fever.
hospitals here and at Aspinwall arc
crowded with patients. The heat il ao ae
sraVated and dysentery has appeared
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DENisoN, Aug. 2.-lSpecial.l Prlma-
ries were held to-day; instructed for |.
NJ. Standifer for the Legislature, G,
BRANDED for County Attorney, and the
unit rule. 49, W
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MARINE.
Port of 0nl,n.inn.
Port Of Morgan city.

GALVESTON, Aug. ARRIVED stoam-
ship st. Mary, from lndianola.
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Boat Race.

OAK PoINr n. v, August The
i,our-mile boat race between Toomer and
Ross was won by Teemer In S6:SSt1 Inv hv
one length, -'''-re' w
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At lInrseillss.

MARsElLLEs, Aug. Slight deaths
rom ron cholera here last night; two at
ioulon' Residents continue 10 retnrn
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LONDON, Aug. Minister Lowell
takes furlough during August
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Siberian Plague

81 PETERSBURG, Aug. The ST.
nerlan ., ian plague has appeared at viborg.
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MARsEiLLEs, Aug. ZIP TO noon, no
deaths here from cholera.
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Normal schnnl Clns.d .

WAxAnAoHIE, Aug. Especial. Tho.
WaSahachie Normal school closed yes-
terday, having effected happy results.
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DistInguished Eng,n..r No.,


LoNpcN, Aug. 2. Charles Nanby. a
distinguished engineer, is dead.
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MonaAN CRY. Aug. .. Sailed steam
ship New York, for New York.
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DEAN ACADEMY,
A hrst-ciass boarding school for both sexes.
situated in the town of
Franklin, Massachusetts,.

Twenty.seven miles from Boston on the
iown contains about four thousand inbabio
iants, has five churches, good town library
and is withal very desirable place for an ed.
ssauonal institution ' ''iA WI
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tits Universally Acknowledged that
BRYAN 4 BRADSHAW, 5i5 Elm St.
Are Headquarters for
STAPLG and FANCY GROCERIES
At Bottom Prices.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-03-27
Washington that Mr.. sargcnrs resignation i.

Washington that Mr.. Sargents resignation is
already in the hands Of the president
In the English grand steeple-chase the prince
Of Wales will run Scot under his own colors.
Bets on the animal are 100 to :, "Plungcr'
Walton has arrived in England, with the jockey,
Donoghue, who will ride Sutlcr in the Lincoln
spring meeting.
The marquis Of Huntingdon announces that
he has telcgraphed to Admiral Hcwctt asking
II he'ofIcred reward for Osman Digma's head,
and warning him not to do so without consult
Ing the British minister at Cairo.
The postollicc officials at Birmingham, Eng
land, found box Of powder with fuse at
tachcd The police Of Ncwcastlc-ou-Tyne have
learned Of plot to explode the Central railway
station and postollice.
Lord Garmoylc', defense to the suit brought
| by Miss Fortc.cuc in London admits breach
Of contract, and leaves the jury TO assess the
damages after declaring that e30Nn would
be excessive
A special train will on saturday leave The
| City Of Mexico for Chicago bearing the gov
ernors NJ four states and representatives Of III,
military and civic department, NJ the nationa
government.
The Chinese ram Nankim, now in the Tyne
loading with Armstrong guns, will he dctainc,
by the British government until the question Of
breach Of the neutrality laws can be heard
III Mahdi is organizing a force Of artillery
and is preparing to march on Bcrher. Genera
Gordon states that he can no longer hold khar
toum against the tribes maSsing about him
fhc Canadian houscof commons has passc
bill to enable the Grand Trunk road TO Ia
double track from Montreal To Toronto an,
amalganatc with the Great Western road.
Tuesday. the ear, birthday, General No
Schwcinitz the German ambassador prcscntc
his majesty with an autograph letter from En-
) pcror William cong,alulating the ear.
; Jcns Nielsen, q mechanic uf CupcnhagcI
has been sentenced toimprisonmcnt for life lo
arson. He confessed having fired the Ncturi
> dock, in London three wears ago
| Sarah Bcrnharlt was recently compelled t
: suspend performance in Paris On lrayiu
the stage for the second time She tainted an
yomilcd blood,
The land commissioner, at Dublin reduce
! the rentals OF the limerick estate of the go'
/ cnor general Of Canada from e2,lOO To el,NN
The authorities IF Kingston, Ontario. hay
9 ordered members Of the salvation army toccs.
, their paradcS. singing. and beating uf drum
On the recommendation of medical officer
I the authorities of London have resolved toe
: tabllsh a crcmatory at Elforl.
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