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VIVIAN II Il d.

| The address Of any department clerk who can
furnish list each day Of all the newly established
banks in the United States Address f., Republican
nnlrn M
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SAFE psposIt Gumpang.

SrcrRrry From Loss ny BURGLARY,
ROBBERY, FIRE, OR ACCIDENT
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cfur Rrnt--H GUSTS.

~~-s~~--~s~s~-sss-s-
A NEW BRICK STORE, WITH GOOD CELLAR,
"A No. 25lO NJ 81. n. w. location good for grocery
TT YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
1 Trade City or County Property, como nnd SEQ tho
great bargains Mt the Teal Estate Exchange of
WILLIAM H. MAIN & BROTHER, 81. Charles
HOTEL cor. Third ST. and Pa nv, n. w. mhl0tf
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dn - PER MoNTH-FIRST CLASS MEALS
40 - servedin hot kitchens To responsible parties;
satisfaction guaranteed TO customers. 424 X st. n.
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This is the first time in the history of the
nation that congress has undertaken to set
aside the findings of court martial, and the
voice OF tho American people should decree
tried and condemned Porter was as lawfully
constituted an authority as is the supreme
court of the United States and il the legsla-
tive branch Of the government assumes to
overturn the decision of military court il
may go on and nullify the Judgments Of tho
supreme court, The pill passed author
ICES the President, by and with the advice
tion of colonel in the army, of the same rank
and grade held by him AZ the time OF dis
missal, aud gives the President discretion to
place hlm on the retired list of that grade
III tho President consults tho demands Of
Justice and listens to the dictates of patriotic
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For Sale.

A CORNER GROCERY STORE AND FIX,
IA lures. cheap for cash, doing good business.
Call, for one week, ON MIR. WALLACE, No. ola L
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

ono L STREET NORTHWEST
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Amustmtnts.


EoRDS. "rhe Baby IS Worse"
The Pug Wins the Prize. / Have Seen It. lie Has
sent II.
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SDlanttN- -MtsttIIaNtons.

go, . 49,, :, =, :,
w such q one can rent fine dining room, Kitchen
&c, IN n new house April /, in good location,
and at once several b0arders. Address i. IL.
n Renublipan Office. BOO
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THE TERRIBLE STAIN.
Indianapolis Tim 8.

Now, if President Arthur will quietly veto
the Fitz-John Porter bill he will commend
himself to the country. The name Of Fitz-
John Porter will forever remain Infamous.
While congress may relieve him from the
punishment due his crime, it cannot relieve
him from tho odium of having willfully dis
obeyed tho orders of his commander through
petty spite
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for Ntnl .AOGms.

V1URNtSuED on UNFUHEfslIEp SOUTH
Il front room % h0or bath adlOunei house new
board " deslreli private. mmilyi reicrehVtJ1 "a
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A II GREAT BARGAINS, ON EASY TERMS
"a several first class church and parlor organs and
WILD q BROS Music store, 7ov 9Th st" n. w.
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TVNo BUY-CoMMoN PIGEONS. INQUIRE OF
l. i. BuRCH, AZ Riggs Market and no Northern
I Mnrkoi b-ID
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FURNISHED 2p STORY FRONT ROOM;
II bright and sunny; two bay windows private
family; no other lodsers terms moderate. u Iowa
circle. 7-lS
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MlduirN---MrIu.

NITAETEp-A IIALF-GROWN OIRB no Az
w sist with light houscwOrk; white preferred.
can at once at III II 81, N. W.----2-l o
VXTANrED-AT TEMPLE HOTEL, Oru 81,
w above T, q reliable Chnmbermaid at once; ref
crcnccs required: good wages. 2.lb
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DINING RooAIA

JNRED. W. EVANS
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FOR G0RD0N'S SAKE.
GUN BOATS IN THE RIVER NILE.
The Queen Congrstc!drs Arthur-sha
II Happy Because Crteiy Is SAFE
the Cholera Rag;ng-rhe
Sur1 Canal, Etc, Etr
ENGLAND.
STANLEY TO ARRIVE.


LONDON, July -. Henry NJ. STANLEY,
Whoresigned as the director of the Afri-
can International association work in
the Congo country is expected to arrive
in England Sunday
TRADES DEMONSTRATIONS.
The demonstration of trades unions at
Hyde park yesterday was the most re-
lnarkablo and imposing witnessed dur
ing Queen FictOria's reign. over l00, 900
men marched in the procession, with de-
corun rising to dignity. 1t will not do
Tor peers to mock or under value its
peaceful simple methods, or decrv it as
a paid show. The Standard saws: Be
haviOr of the people was admirable, but
the demonstration has not changed the
political situation in the slightest de-
gree. The Judgment Of the silent and
modest section Of the community will
not ~ affected. The Ministry should
concern themselves with the sober ma
lOrily who stay Mt homo and think for
themselves, instead OF following brass
bands through the streets and passing
resolutions.
Los DON, July -. Advices from Wady
IIal1a state that messengers from the
| Oasis OF Wash el Kharjeh report that
Col. COlville and Major WORTHY, with a
Bedouin force, arrived ut Beris, in that
oasis, after seventy days march from
AssioA, 200 miles distant. Their horses
are in good condition. Notwithstanding
the great heat. Col. Iolyille hoped to
proceed southwark to Selimah by July
10Th, nine days journey from Kharjeh.
inc route lies through the very hearV IF
the desert, and is not wutcred 1T fer
drinking, Colviilo's intention was o
! take 10 men, mounted on camels amt
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SPORTING NEWS.


SARATOGA, july 22,-Tho story pub.
lished in the West that all pool sellers
here were arrested yesterday is not true.
Pool sGl!iusi going on to-day. First race
Nolintl, fiarro aad Bootblack got away
in the lead, Flarre taking up and run
ming ON The run with NOiinta and Ilar-
rigan next After running the first
quarter Nointg mado play followed 10y
FlNrce. From this TO the finish FlGrco
held her own unG won by two lengths.
Time W..
Second Raco-Ereclaud won; Mon
roo, second; Mare Stuart was
beaten of. Marc Stum. and Free
land made alternate ruunings
for nearly one hair the distance, whore
Stuart dropped away and Monroe and
Freeland running side by side until Il
furlong from the wire, Freeland drcw
away aud won easily by II length and 81
half. Time 2Il$.
Third Race 49, Jim Rcnwick, first;
Saunteror,s second; MommoniSt,
third; Burch last, Tho latter
made a play Tor nearly three
furlongs, followed by Sauntercr and
Renwick. Nearing the three quarterpolc,
Saunturer took up the running, fol-
lowed by llenwick. Saunterer held his
lead to half the distance, where Rem
wick camo with II rush and won very
easily by three lengths--a length be-
tween second and third. Time-l:l5I.
Fourth Race--Guy, first; Major Pick
EFT, second. Guy led from end to end,
and won easily. Time 2:22I[.
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.. i. Poe, Of Donto i,a = nd
sur, -
Our clerks are al competent u,ug.
gists..
ing.
7. y. Dasgeit, Fort Worth, is at the
Windsor.
j: L. Tyler, Fort Worth, is registered
1T the Windsor.
Fine old imported French brandy at
Hickox Il Patterson's.
Telephone Moon d Co., feed store, 3O7
Main street, for hay, oats and corn.
W. IL. Hale, of the live, wide awake
town Of Midlothian, is at the Windsor.
Klsscngen, vichy, Congress and
Selt2or waters on draught at Hicliox Il
PattersOn's.
;. VI. johnson, representing the Com
stock Castle Stove company. ~. Louis,
Is ut the Windsor.
The Calvert base ball club went ~
Marlin last night 10 play match game
agains, the Marlin nine,
The vote for State Senator, 80 far AZ
heard from, gives Dallas county 10 Ter
rell over Nash by vote of 40 10 81.
lfyOu want 10 have good time and
hear some splendid music attend the
l,dies' concert tonight at tho City park.
Tho old post-oilicc building, on Main
street, opposite the HERALD office, Is
being renovated aud cut into two stores.
The Nav term of the District court
adjourned yesterday until the next
regular term, which begins tho second
Monday in October.
Tho Calvert Gun club went to Grocs
heeck Monday night Ia participate in n
ShpoL aud take part In the picnic which
came Oft yesterday.
The recent rise OF the Tr nifty river
has washed the dirt OF of a nj leit OK
posed the collins In priva burymv
ground in the northwestern subtrhs OF
the city.
AS will be seen by telegram from
Kansas City, Dave Mathews, "Nystprl-
Gus Dave" has shot and killed another
man He hung around this city u yesr
ago ana spent most Of his time Ia ia'l On
the charge orthen.
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The Queens Congratulation.

WASHINGTON, July -. The President
received the following cable message
from Queen Victoria:
London, July 2lst.-The President orthe Uni.
ted States, Washington;
"The Queen heartily congratulates the
President and people of the United States
on the rescue of Lieut.. Greeley and the
& liant survivors of the Arctic eXpedi-
tioh. She trusts that favorable reports
have been received of the sufferers,
(Signed) "THE QUEEN,
Windsor Castle"
The President replied as follows:
ITO the Queen of Great Britain and ireland
Windsor Castle:
"Hhe President for himself and for the
people of the United States sincerely
thanks the Queen for her most wei
come congratulations upon the rescue
Of Lieut.. Greeley and other sur
yiVors Of his party, and is happy
TO say that favorable reports are re-
ceived as TO their health. The Presi-
dent takes this occasion to express anew
his high appreciation and that of the
people of the United States for the
timely gift Of the "Alert," which gen
erous act added spirit and encourage
ment to the expedition.
tSigned) "CIIE sTER A. ARTHUR,
president OF the United States.r
Secretary Lincoln had conference
with Gen. Hazen this morning as to the
disposition of the bodies Of the dead of
the Greedy expedition. II is probable
that they will DC taken to Governors
Island, New York Harbor, and placed in
charge Of Maior-General Hancock, until
a decision shall be reached as to their
final disposition.
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Il. a u - n 4 n g.
DEALER IN
Diamonds, Clocks, Watches and JevaIg
No. 6l2Main Street, Dallas, Texas.
WATCHES REPAIRED and WARRANTED
A RAPE FlEND.
A RAPE FIEND.
A FORT WORTH BOY KILLED.
Another Boy Killed at MeXia-A PaSsen-
Ger Train Wrecker Convicted-A
Negro Preacher in Trouble
burglar Sentenced.
A Accidentally Shot.

FORT WORTH, July D. Special. i-
At s O'Clock this morning a young
man, David Elmer Buel, aged 10 years,
accidentally shot and killed himself,
two miles east Of this city, at the resi-
dence of DIR. Pollack. The circumstances
as related to the Coroner's Jury, are as
l0llows: David had been sick with n
malarial fever, and was being taken
care of by his brother, Clark Buel,
Night before last negro had tried to
steal some chickens on the place, and
this being reported to DR.. Pollacll, he
had given Clark Buel 22-calibre Smith
&WessOn pistol, rusty from disuse, and
Clark ck had brought it "'i home; his IL;
brother picked it up and began
cooking it and letting the hammer iall.
when one cartridge exploded, going into
the ceiling. The boy aStoniShed al tho
shot, turned the pistol toward him. look
ing at il, and agaiu handled the hammer
ard trigger when another cartridge was
exploded, the bullet entering his brain,
on the right side, near the eve, causing
death in about four hours His brother
was hOrriiied, and instantly summoned
two physicians, but nothing could he
done, The two boys came from licking
ION, Michigan, twenty-five miles from
Port Huron, on the 18th day of March.
His father, mother, four sisters
and brother are still in Michigan.
where his remains will be taken. The
Jury brought in the following verdict:
"Wo, thejury Of inquest into the death
Of David Elmer Buel, find thar deceased
came to his death by pistol shot
wound in his brain. the pistol being
held in his own hand ANA the DISCHARGE
being either accidental or Intentional"
w. Y. CIR ,MwELL,
II. TOWNSEND,
T. WTTEN,
X. NJ. NANlARpT,
II. l.. ClINE,
G.. w. lloEZLE,
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CMARrEEs ISSUED.
Public Free school Fund drowning -
Greatly Increased County Asscssnirn', --

Public Free school Fund drowning -
Greatly Increased County Asscssn,rn'>- go
4 Railway Passenger Tax Paid,
ArsrIN, July -, Special. Charters
filed: st, James Hotel company, Colo
RADIO city, capital stock $4,000; the
Mathews Land and Cattle company,
Albany, capital stock 100000.
Thelollowing is the accurate scho-
laStic Census ut the State ~ compiled In
tho department Of Education: Population
of counties, 3ig,SS7; towns and cities,
jJ,6S7; total, 1854. The apportionment
for the year ending August 81, 1886, will
he 81 per capita. This will assure u six
months school with "A small additional
county tax. Tho Comptroller to-day
deposited fS0,OU general revenue, 5000
to available school funds. The Board of
Education purchased $4,000 in Rains
county < per cent. bonds and $1,000
Shackelford county u per cents. The
Collector of Gregg county has settled.
The following assessments have been
received Mt the ComptrOllor's office:
Montgomery county, Increase ia value
over last year, S21,Sap; San JacintO,
SSs.jgl; Lee, $i90Ig.
The Gulf, Western & Texas Pacific
railroad puid SIG passenger tax to-day,
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Bolton, July 2.-lSpocial. The Bel
ton Athletics went to Motlitt to-day to
play the second match game which re-
suited in n victory for bolton again, the
score standing Is TO 3. The game was
called MT y. m. and lasted until 3; sew
crul fine plays were made 10y the Bolton
boys which completely ratified the Muf-
fits The SorOnd-haScman was
greatly applauded for making arunning
scoop catch at the conclusion Of the
game. Refreshments were ordered by
the MoAitt men and cheers were given.
John Dean was the umpire. MeSSrS.
Browning and Scales, candidates, made
short addresses, after which followed n
hountol aus dinner prepared by the Moi
fit lnliNS.
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SHERMAN, July22. Special. ON Sun
day night brutal attempt was made by
some unknown scoundrcl to outrage
Mrs. Baldwin. The assault was made
between and 10 o'clock, while she wa,
sitting on the porch, and while her hus-
band was absent from the house. She
WAS approached from behind and grasped
around the waist, and an attempt made
to drag her from the house. Her strug-
giles and cries brought some negroes, who
were living near by, on the scene, and
the villain released her and He'd. Off
GERS are on the lookout, and it is hoped
that the would-be perpetratOr of this
most OdiOus crime will be arrested and
punished.
A colored preacher, Roberts by name,
was arrested and jailed yesterday morn
ing for an aggravated assault upon his
wife.
Several small thcfts have been per-
petrated in our city lately. As the busy
season returns rascality increases.
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deliver an address at Camp Beatte dur-
IN; thc afternoon. Both ii. PAM and
Minneapolis have thrown open all pri-
NatE residences, and the crowds ran
hHFH-Y be accommodated. 4 vet greater
rush IS reserved for tomorrow, whcn the
grand parade will occur. Gen. Shorman
nas luSI come in from the lake. lie was
greeted with Wild enthusiasm. The
flambeau club, Topeka, Just in, attracts
much attention and received warm
TteetlNg and a formal welcome, for all.
~ camp Beatte has just taken place
Spae"hes by Mayor Pillsbury, GOV. Hub
bard and Commander Beatte. Forty
Thousand veterans are in the city, who
Will be III line tomorrow. Banquets and
receptions tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
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freely give in order to help our the
project. Your correspondent thinks it
would pay some m0neved concern or
corporation to come here and build this
road. They would get a
great deal of assistance from
the residents, who would also
do their share towards helping the mat
ter pay financially, and would also take
a number of shares of stock. Alyarado
Is booming both in building and popu-
lation. This street railway is n long
felt necessity We trust some of your
Dallas men will take the matter in hand;
's TO profits we can assure him of the
same
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A BRACE OF BLACK BURGLARS
Captured u, fort worth Who are suppo,-
ed TO be Dnllas Crooka

Deputy Sheriff Winston and Deputy
Marshal Ed Cornwall arrived on last
evenings easi bound Texas N Pacific
train from Fort Worth having in chargo
Dick Shepherd and Jim stokes. who are
supposed 10 be- Tho parties that huve
ne'n dupredaling la this city for the past
Few weeks. ThOy nre BOTH Dallas ne
grooS. Stokes Is Suileriug from ilash
wound In tho lev and us
ne cannot give, or Mt least hns
iiiled TO give, satisfactory account ns
to how he cam to get the wound, the
supposition IL that he was shot aud
wounded while on one OF his night raids
III this city. Tho officers feel more ns-
sured than ever before that they now
have the parties who raidcd the PROMISES
OF Messrs. Fllppen, Bcnedirkt. Gets and
Mrs. Gerstel. Both answer In nnny
respects the description given of The
parties. \ HERALD reporter called
ut the Jail To see Thorn. but Captain Nor.
ton, the iailor, prolesscd the proloundcst
Ignorance OF the matter. lie also called
NJ the station house 10 find that no such
parties had been lodged there. The OH
GERS are endeavoring to keep The arrests
quiet IN order 10 keep down any eNcllp-
nent that might follow
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A New Railroad Scheme.

ALvARADo, July 9.--ISpecial. There
has been u lively discussion upnn our
streets for the past few DAYS relative to
the opening of street railway between
the Missouri Pacific and Gulf. Colorado
~ Santa Fe railroad depots, thus form
Ing link between what is known as the
New Town and the Old Town. After
the matter had been discussed thor
Dughly Il was found TO the DISNEY
1r AL concerned, that AlvarqdO was not
In possession "a 9 cap..dlls. Nho wou,I
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Tho yetcrnns' Reunion.

MINNEAPOLIS, July -. All incoming
trains, running In sections, are loaded
down with the grand army of delegates.
"en logan came over from milwaukee,
on special at noon, and was given u
grand reception all along the limo of
march from the depot to Gen. Wash
nurn's residence, whose guest he IL. "
'uV west hotel q great crowd collected
'',e AZ. Ge'. logon b 'wod arld Nv''.
'dsaeli,, bui declined - 80 nj. ila - II
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Mr.. G. +. Wood, teller of the Amer
lean National bank. has re-
signed his position with that
institution during sn investigation
that is now being made by the Pacific
Express co. for a los. package that Is
claimed by the Express Company WIS
lost whilo Mr.. Wood was cashier of the
Express Company. The high
standing vi Mr.. Wood, both with
his previous EMPLOYER and also the
that he has done by Thorn other than
what was correct. lie prefers, how-
ever, to resign his position until
all is made clear and satisfactory.
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MIDLOTHIAN MATTERS.


MIDLOTHIAN, July -. Special. T.
Late corn Is fast burning up from the
excessive heat Cotton promises half q
bale TO the acre and can 90 Somo time
yet without rain.
Candidates Cola. Husbands and Paul
did our town yesterday.
A mention in some Of tho papers CIV
ing "our infant wonder" temperature
Of Ito degrees one day last week, was a
gratuitous slnndor; though we plead
guilty 10 i02 degrees. the hottest day.
The Gulf Colorado Il Santa Fe tap
seems TO have crawled out of sight. 4
g Hnmlttee for securing the right-Of-
way il said to be on route, however.
The death of John Singleton, an old
citizen OF this county, il daily expected.
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Mrslrrinna nn,r,. Crhnr.

KANSAS CRY, July 2l.-At Dodge City,
late last night, Deputy Marshal Mathers,
notorious rs "Mysterious Dave" shot
and killed Thomas Nixon, deputy Mar
shall. The murder resulted from an old
leud. Mathers fired four shots, any one
of which would have been fatal. \ cow
boy standing near was also shot in the
knee. Nixon had the reputation OF be-
ing the best buffalo hunter on the
nlainS.
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Killed While Returning From sunday
school.

McGRHGoR, July r. Special On
as Sunday, about noon, at the Grove in
Coryell county, two small boys, aged re-
Spectively 10 and II years, became en-
gagged in a fight Just after leaving sun
day-school, in which one stabbed the
other with n pocket-knife, causing in
slant death. The boy was stabbed Just
above the heart.
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Paul Wins.

CHICAGO, July y, The fifth day rae
ing at Chicago Driving park was well
attended. Weather hot, track fast.
First Race Three-quarters mile, all
ages; starters: Eva Rritton. George -.
Lady Morton, Alice, Midnight, Transit
man, Pepperel Elaine, King Robin.
Midnight held lead to head stretch when
Alice came to the front, winning by
mead; Midnight, second; Robin, third.
Time; l5%.
Second Race Lake side stakes, seven
eighths mile; Paul won after . driving
hh'SA with Court Ban, second: Martin
dale bad third. Tine ls0t.
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Boy Killed.

MEXtA, July ~. Special. Johnnie
Oliver, boy about 10 years old, while
driving cattle yesterday evening
near Tehuacana, was thrown from
MS horse causing fracture Of the skull,
rom the effects of which he died about
O'Clock this morning, Johnnie was an
only son of Il widowed mother, Mrs. NJ.
II. Oliver, She has the sympathy of hor
many relatives and friends.
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Riot ut CamnmeetInc.

CHARLESTON, IND, July .2,-Riots oc-
CURED in JEWELS woods, near here, yes
terday, where the colored Methodists
were holding o campmcoting. Excur-
sion trains were run from surrounding
towns, and liquor was taken 20 the
grounds and largely consumed. At /
p. m. n fight commenced, which resulted
in riot, pistols and raZ0rS being used
indiscriminatcly. The Sheriff. hearing
otthe trouble, started with posse. Upon
his arrival the mob scattered. William
Ashley, found shot through the Stom-
ach, will die. About dozen others on
the grounds were more or loss injured.
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FRANCE.
'uOI.ERA NOTES.

PARIS, July @.--Thirty deaths from
cholera at Marscillos last night; twenty
eight ut Toulon. \ panic was created
at Toulon by the arrival of hundred
collins, ordered from Marseilles. In or
der to allay the excitement it was found
necessary to lend the collins back. At
q meeting of the Municipal Council of
Paris, the director declared there were
no eases of genuine Asiatic or sporadic
cholera reported at Paris hospitals. The
deaths attributed to cholera were really
due to other causes.
THE SUEz CANAL
De LeSseps announces that the Inter
national Technical commiS sion, which
has been studying the question, has de-
cided to favor widening the present ca
nal. instead Of building another par
allolwith IL.
PARIS, July 3.--At a Cabinet Council
to-day Ferry announced the favorable
progress OF the Tsung Ii Yamcn, He
snid he had instructed NiccrOy Nankin
10 settle pending questions, especially
indemnity, with French Minister to
China. 4 speedy solution OF the matter
is expected. The French squadron
will rOmain ut FoOChow until indemnity.