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THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
THE HOP GROWERS IN COUNCIL.
ruorsANps Al TuE ANNUAL PlCNiC-PROsrEcfs
OF THE CROP.

OF THE CRoP.
iur TELEGRAPH rus rRBuNrl
UTICA, July 27.-Thc eighth annual picnic OF
the hop growers OF Ccatra NcwYors waa held 90 Irish
Creek Oneida Lake yestrrday. About 10000 persons
we're In attendance from all of the central and some Of
the northern counties OF the state. The object or these
gatherings rs 10 consult the best method of raising
and marketing hop. and comparing notes 10 the state
OF the crop Special trains on all the railroads
and the attendance the largest since the association
was organized meeting OF the executive committee was
held, Leonard Leland Of Worthwhile, presiding. The
committee exchanged views to the condition OF crop
None said that the hops were "a good as they
we're last year. some said that their
hons were not worth picking. The
most general complaint that the vines do not arm
out" as well a. they should. The prevailing opinion was
that the crop would be from onethrd to Oneha smaller
than last years and all expect higher prices.
George ". Ray. OF ChenangO, delivered an address IN
which he euogzed hop growers doers Of good produc
ing an article which properly used goes to make the
work OF the physician and clergyman a success. The
successful hop-grower must have scientific knowledge
that Ia Nyer doctors and cle-gymen dream OF In
Is-g the counfes OF OtsegO Madison Oneida and SchO
produced 5000 600 pounds or hops or more man
s. per the entire crop OF the United states In
~S3 100000 was added 10 the wedth o. the-e couh
tes nv the hOp crop He defended hop raising on moral
grounds and because n brought wealth 10 the country
from foreign countries last the four counties named
received S3OOOOOO from foreign countries iOr tie aops
c. 7. EewiCk OF Oneida, spoke briefly bur strongly
against adulteraOrs of beer well other products
The picnic passed o pleasantly large police force from
Utica Syracuse and oneida present under the Ieo-
ton OF -herif Penheid.
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THE Plan or THE CEREMONIES TO TAKE PLACE AT
PORTSMOUTH.


Portsmouth. y. H., July 27.-The following
general plan ceremonies here upon the return o. INC
Greely Relief Expedition has been determined upon.
Upon the arrival OF the vessels on ne morning OF Saur
dav August naval reception will take place III the
outer harbor IL which the sHips Of war no" lying mere
Will participate including the training squadron ana
practice ships from Annapolis and the North Atlantic
SQUADRON. ON Monday, Au-ust f. reception VIII oe
given on shore to the officers and men OF the expedition
bv the city of Portsmouth and the state authorities OF
New-HampshIre, the officers and men OF all the
naval vessels taking part In the parade.
In the afternoon or evening public meeting VIII oe
held az vlC4 Jadle--c- Ol welcome Will se u-AV'Ie'
No spoc invitations 20 tbr ceremonies will Doc seat Oui-
side the state but ~ who desire come will %" made
welcome Lieutenant tIrry, having hY ne a"Nice OF MS
slr,-ou dec med aug pu D., reception account Ot his
Dbsica weakness VIII he taken e Nrwbur1p port ~ @urh
limo and ID such he prefer OF the secretary
OF War direct The bodies O me dead Will De- retained ON
hoard the vessels and landed al Governor Island IT. 30
rect4d by -scre .3rv Lincoln; that case the rrhrI
sbips will cave Portsmouth on Monday nlgBi Tor NrN-
York where they may bee eNprc,ed 10 arrive On INC
morning VI THURSDAY, August -
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TIE TIRGLNL4 EXTRA SESSION.
Try TTLFGR APH To THE TRIBUNE.1

RICHMOND, July 27.-GOyernOr Cameron has
not yet given any answer the call made upon him by
the Democratic members OF the Legislature for an extra
session of that body He has consulted with some OF the
prominent lawyers Of both parties IN the Sta'e ID
regard to the law bearing uron the conVenng oI the
Legislature I'm extra session. lie expects to receive tue
written opinion Of these gentlemen tomorrow when ne
will give his decision The disputed point the time at
which the Legislature shaU be assembled. The call
desgnates August -. The Democrats claim that under
the constitution tue Governor mas no alternative except
TO obev ne demand made bv the cal o thirds oi the
two branches Of tnc General Assembly. others VINO
are opposed reconvening the Legislature hold na he
Governor can fix time for reassembIng 'hat
Iat1v
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THE SHELTON or MURDERER.
PURSUIT OF THE MES WHO ROBBED TIE GRAVE
OF MAY n McRRIsTOWN.

MOHRIsTOwN, Penn, July 27.-This town to-
day was again thrown into great excitement over the IN
formation that warrants were sued this morning or the
arrest Of Henry Frederick and J. b. White for tre
crime Of ro5bng grave Of the murderer and suicide
John May whose grave was robbed one week ago.
Fredcricks was night baggage master at the to.lm jill
ave station OF the Philadelphia and Reading COMPANY at
Phiade phia. and White, his lccomphee, was supposed
10 be a student at some medical college FTeericks II
seems disappeared on Wednesday night, for-aking his
ro-ifiou and White likewise However. there II little
known oil the latter The former Is about twenty-five
wears Did and has held the position rs baggage master
for about one year at salary of $40 month. He is
spoken OF as a y0un. o. good character and good
standing among his friends. , ,
CautaTn ROdenbough of this place. stated that no had
information that both Of the accused men VIII be ar
rested tomorrow morning FredcriAs had several ac-
0uaiutauccs u this place. The police authorities nave
information % the effect that Mafs skeleton was taken
and artic4ted and concealed ia Phadc phla. aud that
the flesh and other parts were placed IL the scAGy XIII
River 10 avoid detection.
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sUNDLED BY MEsMERIsTS.
SINGULAR EXPLOITS OF TWO UNKNOWN MEN ~
CHENANGO COUNTY.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIECNE.l
SCHENECTADY, July 27.-ScverI weeks ago
persons living 10 GhensH-o County were yicJnzed by
a couple strangers who about selling clocks and
dress goods Whenever the swinde7s found an old or 10
firm they invariably succeeded IN getting promis
.orv note in part payment for Goods. The people who
gave the notes explain how they were induced 10
sign them and are they positive rs to the
amount. They insist that they were mrsmerzed on
Thursday afternoon men, whose plans OF operation
re- Identical with those Ot the Chenango County sharp
ers, made their appearance in Rotterdam, few
miles from this city and ion way Induced IN old Ger
man woman who says that they hcwitc1ef her. 10 buy
some cloth which she pad IN money anu - worm
of butter and signed which one o. the men drew
M FOR 80 told her The glve MS residence
at number OF street IN this city which does not exist
The mad gone the oid 4i discovered thAI m0tt
woman Is the owner Of farm. and is much worried over
tie value Of the note winch sle -iGue a, sac caunOt
read English and has 10 FOR believing that the
note 10 other than that the stranger tOd her So
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IRISH POLITICAL MATHIS.
PARNELL NOT To ATTEND THE BOSTON coNYtN
TION-TnE NIEErrNG Al EELEAST.

PARNELL NOT To ATTEND The BOSTON CoNNtN-
TIoN-THE MEETING At BELFAST.
LoNDON, July 27.-The latest information
about The plans Of the Irish Natlona-ts Indicates that
they are all at sea on the subject Of tue Irish American
National League Convention to be held at Boston next
month Mr.. :Parnen who had announced his intention
Of being present says he l. not strong enough 70
stand the latsues of an ocean voyage and IN appear
ancr almost Immediately aftcrward nj the Boston dem
on-traton. Messrs Thomas sexton, ". Z. Tor S"So
County, and William Redmond. ". 7. for wexford Will
therefore be TO represent the National party ana
will sail for America SATURDAY august . MF- sexton
offers TO attend tile Boston Convention on his way 70
Australia and Is ntrusted with spec al message Iroin
the London leades OF the party He viii also address
meetings Of the local branches Of the irish Na1oua
League in America on his way from New-fork TO sah
Francisco, and will spend several months IN Au'1Id''
Ir Redmond only goes To America |" aiteH '"0 OoA'
yenti0n, and Nill immediately return 70 England
There is decided collision OF We've anu Iulsl' no
regarding the Convention OF Irish Nauond.nlS 10 pe
held ~ Belfast next Tuesday. The leading 7II ia W
organization o %" Convention j. Mt Re l'Vl - -
gov. who j. one OF the leading supporters VI
Henry Georges doctrine. Michael Ddtllt Las ao14','
co-OIeratcd with Mr. ferguson ID ca4lAb ~
ton. and means 10 make % the iulllal po4. va -
Davt and ParneI to a head. aud Psrnell wac Oictu 20
accept the challenge. Il IL known tAA ne a., -,
and anXlOusly the subject Dui hAA.y uA4o ~
is mind thAt the time had % crush what ne alu
his party believe 10 be the fatal heresy OF
There j. no doubt that the Psrnelltes are
crush the ndtiuuazers, and IL l. proDhnc 49, 80
those branches OF tia League which are lAulcu
naturalization will hesitate to GlsObry fhturI.;
general opinion s that the long deferred struggle Ior
the mastery between Parnell and DdFlt VIII 10"
In earnest, and Parnclfs victory ls cOhsueiou O'4
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THE CITY ALMOST N DARKNESS.
fpy TELEGRAPH To rHE TRIBUNE

WASHINGTON, July 27.-COngrcss having
adjourned, the a.hington Gas COMPANY as usual has
taken vacation and last night tine dwe.ln-- AMI bust
nessihou.es IN large portion Of the city dependent
tor their light upon snG taow dp.. while the
streets except Penny vanlaaye were To dsrSne's IN
electric light company watch h3s two biz lamps one on
Re root II Capitol and another on tie south uont Ot
tae Treasury Department quickly t0sk adv tntage OF
the and IN 80 minutes poured Hood OF llgnt
through TCun.yvsuls-ave., which drew thou'tnde OF
people thiiber under the impression that ge-l hTt
VA TalfnW
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WILL THERE BE A FAIR COUNT
WHAT DEMOcRATIC ED1r0R SAYS ABOUT COUNl
ING SOUTHERN VOTES.
By TELEGRAPH 70 THE IRIBUNE.l


ING SOUTHERN VOTES.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Eyidences multiply
aa The Southern BourOons will do all in their power this
1er 10 Keep their word and contribute 1873 electoral
Noss 10 the Democratic nominees. The Editor OF The
'S'ooy Herald, Of Washington. IL an ex-UnoB soldier
alu Democrat His paper to-day contains an editorial
paragraph which reads As follows:
ane eslmSbie Mr. Mcpherson, secretary OF the Repub
t@n congressional Committee, ia nothing II not prev
~ ID an Interview few Gays ago he announced II 10
the Intention VI ais party 10 compel fair count Of tso
sPHJ1eaE vote OF the south This Is all very well but
nov II 10 DO done Does he intend TO invade the
su precincts Of the polls and stand watch, 1t were,
while the vote 10 tod how what business would he
aug ais cohorts there and how would they
.S heir presence being thorized peIchanee they
Ouo De arrested under the Ia fOfbddng any persons
except the proper eicers interfere with the counting
the votes II the tngIished gentleman answer
es quest0ns he may perhaps supervise the Southern
eh retlrns otherwise should ne attempt IT, he may
NAa Tue situation somewhat precarlous, as II were"
Tho inquiries of Editor Of The Herald 10 how
.he republicans propose 10 fair election
ssah arc an Irresistible reminder Of Twesa question,
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ENDrAvoRs OF A MOB To SEIZE PRISONER ~
MINNESOTA
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIRuvEl

tBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRrRuNEl
MIvNEAPOLIs, July 27.-Ihis city has been IN
fever OF excitement since early last night Policeman
Robert Laughn while trying to arrest three rough-
received what Is probably mortal wound
About noon he became CONSCIOUS and said that
IL was the taliest or the three men thst
.hot him About $50 last evening many citizens VINO
had been informed Of tho shooting, began TO con-
gregate at the Jail. but when arms were ordered
from the armory dispersed. At 1870 a. today
large crowd gat hered around the county jail armed WIFE
ropes, sledge-hammers, etc. Speeches were made oY
Chief OF Police West, but the crow"
refused TO desist. The outer door OF
the ail was broken in about 1880 but the assat
ing party rereated the bdyOnets In the hihus V
the guards were encountered. 49, a.. ..r
Then parey WAS held Chef of Police west SOD
ping ~ front Of the door. reasoned win thf "lou @
telling them that the prisoner IN hl- pos'cssloh anu
vou.d not be- released n lac could help IT,
You can't help IL cried the rioters, and one thtrW
heavy stone at chief, mf,cng severe Wonhu oh l'
right temple. . a, -. 100 g., n,roc.,.l
beau To retire from the room anh great many OF lu'
dispcrsad To their homes At all except rev men Id"
lcft. .e. n, .ott.d ,,t
troops to- project the jail.
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TIE MURDER OF 4 CHINESE MEEcH4AT

PORTLAND, Oregon, July 27.-Yesterday the
uutiIated body Of Fee Gunc. wciknown Chinese mer-
chant OF Olympia, Washn -ton Territory, vas found Ia
the taat place. lie had evidently been muir
dcred, as the boiv had been hacked almost 10
pieces win knives. The Dod} I'm advanced stage
OF decay. Zee GunS myAerious'y disappeared two
week. ago, having IN his possession $500 No uenev
Wa- found The body. When last Fee Guug
was IN company with sam Gong and MOug Gong.
and au invest sati.p shows that they
the guilty persons G0th have fled 10 BRUSH
Columbia, and officer, are ia pursuit OF them.
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rRAGuFNrs o. CABLE NEWS.

M,pntp July - The damage causcd by the nrc In
tho timber and oil warehouses am0uats to lOOOOoO
pcaetas.
pArts July The hlrv"sting ~ Tho vhont crop Tn
tho suru Zone Ia proceeding actively 1he farmers NJ
lnr uHablc ~ nud sufficient numh"r of r"aprts. tuf
iouFha have been freely granted lO soldiers VINO ASSIST W
gathering the crop.
CHAcow. July n Tho Crdr announces that the ffar
OF Rita aud the Emperor irasci- Joseph ~ Austria
will In Poland and viii proceed together nv way OF
Wnraaw ~ Aletandrof, where Emperor william OF Ger.
many will iou them.
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OPERA HOUSE AND THEATRE.

LONDON, July 27.-The Italian opera season
at C0yent Garden closed last night t has been the
worst supported season for many years. on the night
when Patu sang tickets at a premium. Albani and
sembrch both drew good houses. on tue other nights
tickets were sold at hali-pence.
The threatened lawsuit OF the Hsnlon Brothers against
Mr. Derrick. touching the copyri ct Of Confusion nos
been arranged Manager ThOrne, OF the Vaudeville Thea
tre, having bought the III uun rghts Edward HdnlOn
sailed for NewYOrk yesterday IN the steamer Aurana
Miss Jessie NOkcs has attacked with serious Ill
ness the result OF maia fever contracted during tour
in America.
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HE OKLAHOMA INTADkRs TAENED.

CALDWELL. Kan, July 27.-C. Rogers, OF
nu.kogee Indian Territory representing the Interior
pepartmenL has arrived here He formally
warned OuptsiB Paine and his followers
Last friday that they must leave Indian Territory
immediately. They refused 10 20, and Gene al Hatch
Wa ca l.ed upon 10 remove them lie Will do Mon
day. lie will burn otherwise destroy all improve
neuts ade Cherokee Lands by tn " boomers" and
Will all old offenders and turn them 20 the
Marshal To be taken 10 For. sLth Ark,
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rBr rrLgGRApa TO The TRIBUNE. J

CINCINNATI, July 27.-Juan c. Banca, a
ragged New-Me1icsn, has been IN Cincinnati for some
days introduced on Change. he IL said to be
worth Sl,5O0OOO Il cattle and horses. lie tells
story OF being taken outside the city few miles by
men to look at cattle Thev drank wine until he became
unconscious. when he recovered found himself by
tbe roadside with Els waistcOst missing containing
$40 600 in drafts 5000 in cash and gold watch and val
rabie iewelrv. There be clow. He has
fttsed To UD
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HONORs To DIDEROT.

PARIS. July 27.-The one hundredth anniver-
sary Of the death Of the celebrated French philosopher
Ddrrot was made the occasion to-day Of celebration
and fte the Tracadero Palace honor Of his memory
NJ. spuer. yice-presden OF the Chamber OF Deputies,
presided the ceremonies VI La itte euogzed the
deceased author In enthusiastic speech The arsts
belonging the OuerI COmede fraucaise aud the Odea
took part the entertainments statue OF DdefOt Will
be nvni ed Thnr.daY neNt
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INCENDIARISM ~ GEORGI4.
Try TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.

MACON, Ga, July 27.-Henry County Is III
great excitement repeated attempts at ncendlArSm
which have committed there. Several nights ago
Henry Gaston aweke and found his house fire. The
neigh bOrs gathered had about succeeded in e1n-
susbuc the fire they discovered that neighbOr-
ip church was Il flames. Ihey extinsmshed that Also
A connie OF hours later h. l. Manly prominent planter
found hi. ginhouse IN flames. BeR McWilliaHis q
eolorea nfan who had grudso against these persons
and who has since departed, Is suspected
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ELLLED KI0T0rs ArfRAr.

P1rTsBrRG, July PA special to The
Dispatch from Unontown tins state. says: Last nish
while four Hungars1s their goods from one
another they were attacked by party
OF i've cokearawsrs and u the d-ht which eRsue, Paul
Elias one = the Hungarisns hit the head with
stone Hs skull fractured and he died u two hours
Tie others were seriously hurt. but hot fatally injured
The hyc cokr-ir4wcrs. named King Mcknight, RAlndse
Fail and suA1cr, were held for murder"
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SUING A NEWSPAPER FOR LIBEL.

by IsLkOhAFh IL lhS AhAb-NA''
BTNGHAMrON, July 27.-Judge William
Murray who recently granted william Meneke, tie El-
mira murder new trial was for this act strongly cor.
demned by IAe Elpird sunday TdHgs in what the Judge
insists was scurIsus article. He wrote rersctiOn,
which he requested Tie 7idugs TO publish but this was
and Murray began proceedings against The Itdgs
bv serving ts owners Messrs BrgE- Copeland with no.
tice ~ st $4,000 damages for defamation Of Judi
Ella character Thr will he watched with much In
teres a. The Tid,nOs heretofore been dl-hEed Dy
many public Hen account Of ts attacks ON them
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JESSE Platter EVADES HIS PURSrER

ANNAPOLIS. July 27.-Sheriff Fowler re.
turned here tonight without Jesse Platter for whom
he went to Washington Friday with requsitlon
from the Governor Maryasd charging Platter with ab
ductlng All insane woman. The sheriff could not Ind
Platter and received little encouragement IN his work
from the WssaRgt0E officials. Hs believes Plsler Ia
sti n Washsgton and AFRAID 10 leave the clty Judge
Wr aecIued 10 grant the order OF arrest Pater Is the
nero wso eloped with Helen Owens last Monday from
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CHINA TO PAY AN INDEMNITY.

PARIS, July 27.-After the carnival of the Minis
teTs at the Elysee on Saturday Prime Minister
Ferry held an interview with Ii Fong Pao, the
Chinese Ambassador. At the meeting il ar
ranged that China should pay France an indem-
nifty of 2O,OOO,O0O francs specific solution OF
the trouble Is now certain.
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AMERICANS RELEASED From PRISON.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Secretary Freling'
huysen lss received intelligence from he cry oi MeIicd
70 the effect In compliance with the request ~ the
United states Government, the two Americans, William
farHood and Edward Neach, who recently arrested
there upon the charge o. deiaLug the President OF
Mexico nave been released.
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South London Harriers and the Manhattan Athletic Cuo
Of fNewYork, at Liverpool yesterday, was partly aban-
doned owing 10 Myers. the American champion. decn-
ing at the last moment TO The memDerS OF the
Manhattan left nciosure. Although heavy rain
fallen tn appeared chance Of the weather clearing
and me Harre off the open contests 10 aay ths
irritation OF the puelIc.
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, rEK NArIOYAL RrILDIYG OccrPLEp

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-At the close of the regu.
lar sunday delivery to-day the old post Office buid
ing was vacated and all the officials, clerks carriers and
other employees marched IN procession 10 the new post
office and house at Oliver and Eghthst, where
they took up their quarters Hereafter all the Govern
occs United courts Will be IN this build
iEg, and al Government business viii 6s transacted
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BUTLER AND TIE CLEVELAND LEADERS.
TRIRrNE.l

Troy, July 27.-The Sunday Budget to-day
printed dispatch from Boston saying that Butler was
approached by Cleveland managers and asked to MAKE
compromise approving Cleveland. OF one that would
throw elec ion into the House Butler was Indignant
the dispatch says and declared words more vigorous
thad polite that be would anyhow now. II only 10
the people tat he not in the market 70 Darer
the sacred reposed him by thousands OF WORKING
for the help OF the hypocres VINO prae VI the III
maCulate purity of their refOrmer candidate.
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NEWS NOTEs FROM LONDON.


THE ASGfo-A AurRtcAV CANAt.-The survey sf the
Anglo American shin anal from KngstOwu HarhOr 10
Gal BAY has been completed and the plans prepared
and submitted to "a conference of engineers.
RF-rrr or sAuoHs.-The boatsw1ln. chaplain. nve
sailors .nd eight passengers of the Gnn and TWO sailors
belonging 10 the La4hatu have been landed AT Dart
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rHr ELILLNG az 4 0ANAL BOArMAN.

LANCASTER, PENN, July27.-Charles Bentley
the canal boatman who shot in ARRAY AT Columbia
Friday died this nornng from his injuries The eoro-
ners Jury found that Henry OshR fred the fatal shot
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sUBPGNAED IN AN EXCISE CASE.

NYAcK, July 27.-At least thirty prominent
citizens have been subppnaed to appear in the excise
case tomorrow a. witnesses, though they cannot tell IN
whose behalf There is indication that the trial VIII
be AL exciting opa-
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THE VICTIMS or CHICKEN CHOLERA.
INV TEtEcRAPu TO The ThiBUNE.l

BLOOMSBURY, n. j., July 27.-Au the patients
IN the poisoning case at this place improving except
Mrs susan Creveland who died last night age seventy
fonr An analysis shows that the chicken was susr1ng
from with chicken cholera
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ELorlva rIrH 4 MARRIED MAy.

IBl ItLh"hN" l' lhH i'''. '"'. .
Nrw-BprrAtV, Conn. July 27.-Complalnt
was made to The police by In iu' w. Goodreach that ms
dangnter Ella age seventeen. had eoped WI inhiI'u
man. r. A A laius. Aiaus has three cuilreh hhd -
tniry-I ycnrs old Tney supposed 10 nave gon' 10
NrW-lUrA
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What are vou going to do about tf The DeInocratlc
leaders determined that Blaine and Logan sha not
receive single Southern electoral vete, II 1t can De pre-
vented
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LILLE AFFAIRs CF EGYPT.

LONDON. July 27.-The French Government
will accept proysona budget ,or the government Of
F,vpt for two years upon the basis of notification OF
the law Of liquidation.
lie Cheyeer NiEra, the Italian Ambassador 10 Lon
don Aas initiated compromise 10 reconcls the Enslsh
aud French d ftrenccs. Germany, AustflA ana hus'A
support the compromise.