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, 1884-02-16

The Oyegoaian says:-Iesterday Manager
S,echhan OF New Market theatre Was waited
On By several Chin-se merchants, Who pro-
pose to put up the man known as the chi
mes. Gans and win the offer OF 81, ,03O that
S .liivan tan knock h;m out IN FOUR rounds
They were represeased by then attorney.
VI. s. B.ete, and will rq"ire that the
amount he placed in disin;eressed hands
before they viii proceed with tine match.
Whenever the amount Is PuJ up ey Will
sign an agreement that their man Will hsht.
Sa!livsn. IT is understood, has waved the
color ana nationality line sad Wi meet him
a. Friday nights Performance. The liant Is
a man quiet as large as the B sion cham
pion, and fiue athlete. BE hiss been CIV
ug exhibltians at the Chinese thestre. AS
usual. his hackers clsim that he cannot be
knocked cut
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Wheat Pre- lartl9s.

TEE B1'tisk Ftrmer and the Fair-Trsde
Lea ,us ot E gland. c,'cila,e the pr d c'ion
Of wlea, II the W rid $ s'me 500, ,OcO, 900
bushels sbore the consampt;oa for br al;
s-d tTey son :,ais vs. cannot 20 On storing
It's an iEa. s.oHi yesr to year. Bu, we
should keep as muca as .is'ty mil ons
ahead AMI hls pr " ia against short crops.
0urll1. croJ was 100 o10 0oJ b ,sheis short.
ani that sSorrs-e Y ,ul 1 have pr .du I'D tai
etf Ct On ''pr n m, and for-isn trade, had
it nn, o, En- for the suIplas of the previous
yeE
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ibe CId. old, Ihlay.

ia a, dep, AMI m trious tin's o
q e disgirgs II tn valley sre teilg
'S'il' Wh' Pr { ahout ia the qai nOpks
iIG teLs q Bitter Ro5-, and a.e teen
sen'ly ~s't 4 81 the Siuter zaphYr
s'aa- E srynoiy Is al ,.'r~' :" p
Ga 4, with oae eye oper, tut mining news,
ke r,arier -sl ont suf ere rhe les II
7'I' y v m'er " x?e:t l. Sc h "a le'-
o. ur easD,7 .iSen such N Cu,' nos
p! a. ~IIl un-Arts " = h 4 goiG. n
A. q si.y-, hon,.z s-Nss aEdR.
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The Marquis 81 Gu ensbury Kuie,.

The Marquis O. Quee soury E, Mt a pa;nph
let to the house Of | rds and co umons advo.
caring re'orn in the msrrisg' service, to
meet the vi,ws of ssculsrists. He prop. SEE,
in order rn meet divo'ce cases, to leave ont
"Whom God has ,inad tnset ler. LET o msr
put a,unier," substituting therefore,
"Whorrthe eOvernm. n or natare n az put
asunde-, let no nan stsempt to keep to-
pei her,"
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4 Chisawsaan sAss Fssr sise. and Nor
Head CAsp5eA op~n-Rsb5cFy
The lncentiyes.

Last Saturday night ths CAiuawouAn
who was mistress of The Little Willard"
fagaio. was brusally murdered BY one, Jun
Lee, Who xork-d In the lauRdry OF the VII
lard Hotel. II a pears from evidence gath.
cred by the authorities tia. Jim wanted
mcn, y 60 p'y his way to China and that be
was terribly jealous because the Celestial
S ,sie had uaasi,rred her smiles to some
Other moon-ey-d Adonis 1t VAS 4 pre-
msditat d AID cold biocdei murder. coz
ceived and executed In true Chinese style.
Jila had told several Of his friends the day
before tha: he was going TO kill Susie =
All cay Saturday he sat around suilen and
silent, watching his nt.rded victim, until
about hall past Fix ahen be followed her in
to her bsd roon and began
HIS NrRDERoUs wOak
BY shooting the woman four times. oaee in
the breast. once IN the abdomen, and once
In eScn am Alter the second SHOT WIS
tired, Bertha Ahle, depravsd White pros
titu,e of the io~e-t type. Shp has been hy-
Ing and assoeIst rg with the Chin,s', rushed
INTO the rocm aud attempted t. sist the
wounded woman. bat the mqrierer thrust
the revolver IN her fsce and told he- 10 90
away ct he would All her. Tae- wceiched
c7ea,Urs thea slaTt=d for help, Wnen the
other Two shoss w;re fired and the brute
went into tae kiteaeu, the women stsgger-
ing If e Elm, We he r'eSed up an sx and
ssTusc her TIVE with the bI. ii the sN on
the left ride OF the face
SPLITTING HIR HEAD OPRN
While she was lying on the fooF he struck
her three timeson the top Of the head cavins
the skull In and scattering The brains over
tire room. Having flashed his fearful
work h secured her money aud ieWclry and
LEFT, snd the most dlhsent aaarca bss filed
to discover his whereabouts. y re@ard Of
one bundle doil,rs is offered for his de!iy.
cry, dead cr alive. 10 the sheiiT.
Three Chinamen are in jai'. suspected OF
bling Implicated IL the mur,ier. Marshal
WI on went as FIR IS ums tils srd searched
every China camp along tn road, but eoull
geI no ua-e u the tdgl,iS-, although he dii
not come back e.oe;y handed, as SheIif
telegIa he'd b,ta to arrest M,Lc Donaeiv,
tnr cri,us siu.sT r7ho skipped with ths
,asi Iscrip;s II the wa'to-he splrriag
match las. S.rGrday night. Douneiiy wss
on tie tralu hound for oIfe- ciines. tat the
Marshal escorted him hack.
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A usa p ,rtio Of ~the beef consumed IN
Portland Gomez from WAlis Wsla Chns
En- ,.s L Co. are nos snipping o. she Fate
of txo car ,o,As daily. ana have orden ahead
70 the amount S IS 600. Tae TINS is not
f.a distant .h n tie ~s.ls Walls valley
wilI Be- the principal ta.tne I = Portland not
ely fse hs<S bat fes 81 osS0 pTsdsss.
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III. Sentiment, Of rug { ss.nd-

There i. . vas, off renee tween tie peorle
o. Iu,et Sound AMI th's- east o, the N q
..ins on the question of frs. Ts-ds = Prot
4. n /: while ue h,re are IN favor # Free Trade
win = Tariff for Revenue the >ornSe- are
gu, and out PnilsdeiphiA. Quaier ity abo l.
tiou st. TXr:d for Prot csian inciiertaily ios
H.,euus Radical Be ruolicAa rrozectionista.
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se.uer rnzalIIa Srceked.

The Oregon improvement. Co.'S s'eamer
Umarilia vas wrecked near Caps Fnttsry
on s..n,dsy lat, tine ofioen sad crew Hs
al supposed to be ssve1. The Etsansr vAs
struck on 9 rock during gale of wind and .
b-,uaing sns~ storm and was sftssvsrd
taken In to. to EsqulnAls and there :snk
IN y seet Of v.tsr. She cost htsesn three
ana folr hundred theDssnd dollars and y
insursl fsr tbs tuu Anoaht.
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la a.ixra isa P.Dph Ct.

G.n.ral Emisr.tios Commi-s,nnef 6 oat, OF
III. Nor hern P.ci6c ;s getting ont . sheet
oout ,iniuy notes and c mnens fruu nsssp.-
pens on the >orthern P.c.ac caontry- Al sin
c nt.in a sum,nAry o. Gen H. V. B ,ynsan's
,e. ,zrs - che C.ncinn III Cvssasrcici- -Gd,et'e,
Col Z. P MIrchsii', eter 10 Ise Nes LUX
Sx,. m extract irom H=nry Ward b eche' :
TaAnKssi,iu. DAY sermoa, and sr.tissies %
items OF interest PERTAINING to Mic esst., NJ n
,.n = Aurinsra Dakota, Idahe, o.ez sad
ash,nston rern cry.
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4 Perfect Nuisance

The fe!lo~ Eigoy Who has bsen sdch
nuisance {, the pc pie Of this city for sew
era months pa { was arrested On Weda-s-
dsy On the chsrye If annoying y'ung giri'.
He is rhe ssme who hss hsen are. ed De-
oe- fr in6e ,en. exposure and vas also
10 KID up oo SIS ,ieiou OF being ths murderer
o. tn man found On the WAlla Walla r1vsr.
He Vas gwen Is days in t1s cry jail WITH
the alternate of working % the streets OF
lvi z IN the fat ssniag diet Of broad and
water strsight.
, 1884-02-16
Tho IXcha.se n tel.

S'TsnSr ht uerrrtte'-ss tru-, that The
Exchange Ho'el ia no~ eri yir9 one Of n
srs-s' runs az custom in the city. Sn- e
na-.i Is c-nts. B,,r' ~-.k, 81.
b. ari sh.. ron f,r s. 8.
6Astf ~. =. 1LTT, Pop.
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sea Ii~'. Bi: Par

Seat e y TO have Al immense psrk, over
10 = e that grand ,hret OF ~a'e-, LII e
" snug "a An ent p s-g = a. state
m.' i 'he do1or. pro,iil-g b ei;y -iii
fur '-h 5000 % hs.1o rdsi IN lmsrosr-
NE :, d1rIns he n rEo years
, 1884-02-16

AssyEa Tvs /, taere psrsuu nv'ng vfo
ever sau case OF ACE billio ssuess. n-rS' us
a-s, .r neural ia or any ssa.s Vt the stun
a-h, liver ,e ndssj -: Hop klrten Vii
- sln:
, 1884-02-16

The bsst .qa ppsd job printing once N
wasAingsm nsrntosy - the STAfzSAAs o.
sss. 0edu sslsatsd
, 1884-02-16
N. P. r. r.


Having associated our bnsicess interests in Wala Wahs
with of the leading manufactures of the t we are
prepared offer goods in line to the job aud re
tail trade at prices which defy competition in this 'arket
We receiving in
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

There is q newspaper quarrel going on over the Q ijotoa bonanza business. The C5tizen claims that ''big thing has b e,, ,uck while the Quijotoa- Prospector declares there IS nothing of the kind. l. seems at this distance as though ihe C Prospectoi' ought to know what it i, talking about.
 The Ohio experimental farm. which is conducted in connrction with the Ono ~tate University. will send to the Worlds Exposition a large exhibit of the results of it's work. A single item of which em- braces 160 varieties of wheat to be shown in grain and in the straw.
 The Cochtse Daily Record is the name of the new Tombstone paper which appears as pressing pohti- cal demand" published by the Co chise Publishing Co. Vol. l. No. 1 is on cur table and looks wonder fully like the old Tom bstone Repu6> dcan awakened from a Rip Van Wrinkle sleep only it has forgo' ten it's former politics. We hope it be a financial success but may its poli- tics be d-d
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nations, and II will also be favorite with exhibitors who desiie good location for iheir goods. From thls point one msy look across to the macI inery dtpartm ent where lines of shaftirg over quarter of a mile long may be sen driving all sorts of labor-ssving machinery. Swarms
 f workmen are now busy putting down the lower floor, while others upon he roof are placing the sky> lights tEat Lave been on hand for s' me time. The painters afe at work on the under side of the roof of Horticultural Hall, and it is safe tn say that the s'ruc ure will be conn lcted in ten days The man. aeemcnt Las already notified out
 iyiug countries to send forward their exhibits, that goods will be received after ,he first of August. The Govt rnment Building will he Hno'her structure of great size. Owing to the great value of some ot tke paintings al.d staiuary to be bro ught from abr ad. ihe Building Committee has wisely decided to rect the Art Building entirely Of iron.
 The building being planned by the Mexican Republic, is 10 be d beautiful spt cimcn of architecture, and that government will expend $2 0,0OO upon tue undertaking Atlanta, Galveston and other cities will have buildings erected for heir own exhibits. Months ago more space had been applied for than was in use at the Philadelphia Centen> nial, and still letters pour into the office of the Exposition asking for space or additional space. Colorado ffers fo send fifty or one hundred carloads Of minerals, presenting all sections of the State If room can he provided for such an extensive exhibit. The most astonishing CIT cHmsiance connected with the prep- aratiun for the great show IS the en- ihu iasm displayed by the young States and Territories The Com mlssjoners from those rcgious come here from time to time, find out what tbeIr rivals about and re urn iome determined to iaise themselves oui of call, 50 to rpeak
 Mi R. C Wood, commissioner of
 Mfxico, wtites tu ,he Exposition management that the reports from the different States indirate that the public expectation will be fully met by the charac ter and extent Of Mex Ico's display. If 1 were to tell you he says, of some of tine proposed displays, I am afraid you would conclode that my ina aginalion had run away with me. En PasSdnt it may he remark ed, that the stories of Professor Langhammer. uf New Mex.co, and General Sickles, of Col> orado, mieht impress one with the thought that their imagination had run away with them. Their state- ments are credible enough til they begin 10 discourse about the am: z- ing size of some of Ihe vegetables they mean tO brinu tO the w Orl1fS Fair. At the present writing G,n. Sickles claims the right of way around Professor Langhammer's sixty pound cabbage hy reason of having beet twelve feet lcng. When ihe returns are all in il will be found that this cannot be beat.
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GEo. W. CURTIS desired m ighr

GEO. W. CURTIS desired mighii y to hold the -baIarce of poll ic,l power in ihe country SO thm he should he the power, ihe dictator, behind the throne. IL happens that the balance is SO small that he is likel5 to have better luck ir trying 10 persuade St. Peter to let him through the golden gate than he will have in attempting to dictate to either political party.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

THE Chicago Tribune reproduces this week the Harpsrs' cartoon of Lincoln reeling drunk in common bar room. printed in Harpers Weekly of March 2. 1861. The Tribune is doing s splendid work this cam~ paign showing up the bottom of inc British animus that keeps the Harpers' Weekly alive. We imag- inc the "Rowdy West" will make the British dude and his British rag 1eel pretty limp by the. time the campaign ceases
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

L1EUT JAS. B. LOCKWOOD who so gallantly and nobly perished while atsemp ing to bring aid to his cons panions in the Greedy Arctic expedi- ton Was member of the 23 d T. fanlry, stationed in this Territory in 1s72r3. we believe it was.
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Thursday. Aug. II Isss

HooDLuM" is what George Will liam Curtis denominates the Anti binese bill In it's passage he says: "The h, odlum has fully achi we'd h,s purpose. The Anti~Chinese brll was drawn In strict conformity his views"
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PRISONERS EEvoLT.

MARsFu LES, Aug 11-A plot to rsoape has just been discovered among he prisoners at the prism Thirty five men had secured crow bars ard flies, arranged plan to kill ihe wardens and break out. One, however, informed the author ities and the rest were put in irons I hs plot, ii is said, Was originated among the prisoners for fear of choleIa
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TERRITORIAL.
Total Territorial ..

Total taxation in county $3 33,
 Collectors rates 41a cents on the dollar
 he Board of Supervisors. if seems. refuled to levy special school tax for DI jet No l. A the law now stands such tax can only be levi d Iy special vote of the people of inc di, trict.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
AN EARTHQUAKE.

NEW YORK, August. 1I-At ? 2:O5 yesterday the res dents of this city and neighboriDg towns were startled by severe earthquake, lasting about ten seconds. The reports received show that the shock was felt throu 9 il nearly al ibe eastern States and ilS far north as Boston, and south to Baltimore. At Philadelphia it is the first earthquake felt since Janu ary 8, 1877.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
DREAMED HIS WIFE.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. PA Post Dis- pa;e Il Hope, Arkansas, says Monroe Taylor shot Josin Hyatt last nigh: for defaming the character of the formers wife. Both are wealthy timers. Hyatt was mortally, if not fatally, wounded
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
CLOSED WALL STREET BANK

NEW YORK, Aug 12-C F. Jew> son and c. J. Osborne, directors of the Wall Street Bank, made on Sat urday night and Suniay thorough examination of the deficit, and in justice to all parties, decided not to open the institution this morning. The result of their e, animation is as follows: Deposits, S1,25O,O0O; call loan, $1,11O,OOO; cd business, $35O,000; cash, S350,O0O, TLe cash fer. J F. Dickenson, has been lerd- ing money too freely on insuif cieni margin The estimated loss will be about S2oO,O9O. The bank was deblor al the clearing house $28 GOO this morning, which has been paid. II is estimated that the depositors will be paid in full and a part Of the capital stock will remain.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
JACK FROST.

DETRcIT, Aug. 11-O Or Thursday night severe frost in scme paris of nor hern Mic higan occurred Dam age not ascertained A severe frost last night greatly damaged the gar den stuff.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Our Taxes.

The tax ratcs upon each $100 If property in the county as fixed by the Board of Supervisors are as follows:
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S~ll.S.
 TIE DIFFERENCE.

ALBANY, August 1l-All kinds of
 runners are current as to ihe confer- ence Letwo CD Governor Cleveland and MT. Hendri ks. It IS asserted that both letters of acceptance were produced. criticised and amended m accord nee with mutual sugges. tions IL is further stated that it was greed to lay great stress on the labor ! rnblem and the rights ot foreign born citizens to touch ging> eriy on inc tariff issue. The repre- sentative of the Uilted Press, how> evs T, is assured on good authority that Cleveland's letter is not yet in existence in the form of draft. The z vernon has mad bis Ideas f, rniulattd and undoubtedly ex- pressed them in the course of cons vcrSaiion. The letter will be given to the public 10 day.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
ASSASSINATION. .

FoKT SMITH, Ark, Aug 1l-Chas. Wilson, a prominent merchant of Kulla Chapa, Cboctaw Natior, Was a. ssassinated twelve miles from here, hile returning from an elections eeiing tip y,sleId'.y No clue 10 the assas-ihs.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

'ils FaBcent Investigation into the ss of cholera in France indi, that whatever may be the of the disease or ifs methods Rpagatlon, the conditions most ble to Its es abllsh hment as an ic gre furnished by neglect ous sanitary precautions :. P one way an encouraging puts uron the municipal of all American cities
 responsibility. The holera indicates that we pme ten months in which ies in order against he Hd That if we have not
 duty, we shall have q
 y to pay for our neg
 sf Heolth
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

By acf If be TerritoriaI Legislature. ap- p-ovcd March 7.h 1889. tie eouniies of Yavai ai. Ynm Mchave, apache and Maricopa are permitted 10 join in the elecl"n of a Connoisnlan to the l. gislative Assembly: and the counties of Cochise. Graham. Giis. rirHl- and Fima are like wisa rmiftt d to join in tte elecii T of councilman to sach Assembly. Tn, re- f'fe. let ouatS Deie gates be au.hoiized to meet Tn sub conventions at said time aud place to make nominations therefor. That here may be efficient party SC vice i is desiro ble | have elegates attend h convention in person, aLd 10 have ns few proxles n the convention as practical.
 CLARK CHURCHILL,
 Oh irman Gen ral Committee WEBsTER STREET. Seer tary.
 Dated, August 4, 1884.
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AN ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION.

SANTA FE, Aug. l2- -Conside rab' 9 excitement was created here to day over ihe attempt 10 kidnap one of our most beautiful Sl anish>Amtr- can Senori'as last night Icy the u of chlorofoIm The william eniersd the placita, where the maiden was slesp ng, hy sealing ihe wall and passing over the customary fiat roof When the drug had tenumed his victim he seized her in his ain.s and was about 70 carry her of. but she fortunately awoKe and her struggles aroused the family, when the villain fled before he could be captured. The young lady ls connected with one of the first families Of Santa Fe, and the ahduclor would be severely punisbeG il he is caught.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

To he needs of Ine torr rist, comme-cia traveller and ne~ SC t CT. iiosteti er's Stomach Bitters i% pecu ilrly acApted. sin it rengthens the digestive argans and braces the phy sical energies to un- heaIthful influences IL removes and prr- ven,s maiprial fever cor supaiiOn. dvs- pepsia, h al h h'ully stimulates the kid Il ys and bladder, and enriches as wei as pU flies the hood Wheu overcome by fatigue, whether mental or phvsicIi. the weary and dehi .itated frd it relisb Q source of renewe d streng ai d q mfDrt. For sale by all Druggists a. d Dealers gem erally
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Er eLIsH FRANCHISE.

MANCHESTER, August 11-This morning ext nsive preparations were made fer q conservative meets ing at Pomona gardens to-day. IL is expected to be an imposing affair The Marquis of Salisbury, Ran- dolph, Church and other great cop servative members are among the speakers Over 5O,O0e tickets are issued Arrangements have been made for the over flow of the meet ing o.nsidc of the gardens. Reso- iutiors will be submitted approving the action of the lords in ref cting the franchise bill
 THE FRENCH REFUSE TO MEDIATE.
 LONDON, Aug. 1l-A Foo Chow dispatch 10 the Times to-day says: I he French refuse to submit to a seitlomt Ht of the FraHce-C hiuese difficulty to m edIation. Advices from Pekin of August Slh, state Tswipg has regainrd confidence and will disregard the chrome mcnace If the French fleet. 1be French prestige can only be recovered by serious operations.
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open the Democratic campaign here in speech. He IS expected hetc shortly
 NO YELLOW FEVER AT FL PAso.
 FL fAso, Aug 1i-El Paso is eu- tireiy free f;om yellow fever and he town was never in healthier ndilion Mir. Sheppard. from Sonora died here with what was supposed to be Sonora fever. No 0 her case ever occurred here.
 [Sigueh. l-Joseph Ma goffin, May or; J. N. Zolia $, Vice Pre-i ideni First Naiioi al Bank; C. R. More> head. Pres ideut state National Bank j Jnian, President Beard of Trade; Jos. ph Schultz, wholesale u.eichani; Stuart & Sutherland, McIChanfs.
 RAGS CREATING A STIR
 WASHINGTON, August 1l-Actiug upon info; nation that cargo of rags hau reccr tly been passed by the State quarantine officers of New York, the Sore any oi the Treasury ill truc;ed the coll, ctor of cusl. ms of that port 10 allow no rags 10 be imp rted unless posi- i've proof was lroduccd that In, y came from non infected ports aLd are themselves entirely free from infection. The -urk con general of the marine hos pitfalls las .d>i>e,i :l,ai importation cf Tags shall be totally prohibited
 soMEwAAT DEPRESSED
 PTrTsBUKe. Ang 11-Coke oper- ators are putting in comp ain abcut the dcpres .cd condition of ;nis important industry. Notwith> standing strenuous ctfoits have been pnt forth by tle syndicate 10 boar'i it up, the trade continues to fail off [ he rrnbl, m of SUI ply and demand has not been rxtci,drd meeting of lbe coke producers association is cali, d for tue 20lh inst.
 SALVATION AhMY CAUSES TUMDLT.
 SCHENECTADY, August 11-Great excitement was caused here last night hy the "rrest of four young men in a disturbance with the Sal . vaiion army. One thousand five hundred men followed the prisr ners to tue station, threatening to throw the fficers into the canal. Threats were made to burn tbe armys bar acks. There are fears ol riot to- night and the police are taking pre- causion.
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ASKED TO APoLoGIZE.

WAsHINeToN, Aug 12-l.ast May the two American schooncrs Disco and Collins were fired upon by a Spanish gunboat while entering the harGor of Casdrna. The reasons gwen by the Spanish officials was that tine vessel refu-ed 10 display signals. The ca apiains of the Amer icau vessels claimed ihe flags We're flying, but owing to the direction of tiM wind and the position of the sails they could not be seen hy lhe Spanish cruiser. The matter has only recently been b ought 10 tue notice of the UnIted States atl5hori- ties. Minister Foster has been in structed 10 suggest to the Spanish government that proper apology for the occurrence.
 IRISH REPUBLICANS OF COLORADO.
 LEADvILLF, August 12-The Irish Blame aud Logan demonsl ration here wss an immense success The mali was packed wiIh leading Irish Democrats and the roster of the Blaine and Logan club was general. ly signed. Captain Chris Catfery was eiecied the president of the club. Speeches were made by Messrs. Hanna, Dougan and Kavanaugh. CIevelaDd's name was greeted with Misses and ihat of Blaine with cheers.
 !. .4O9 were preset.