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A RoUsNG MEETING IN CRErNroNr.

A large Wigwam furnishing accommodation
for proved small FOR the outpours of keplhh-
cans in Greeupoint evening The building l. situated
al WaltOu-st aud Mduhattan-dye A. cary d. ocOok
II va, crowded 10 repetion. and the streets round about
were blockaded people There were fireworks and
music 10 be gin WITH aud the meeting called order
Immediately the banner raising b. Justice clark ID.
Enuenart. Dr. A. ". Burns was chosen chairman and
said that the gathering the largest ever witnessed IN
Cireenpolnt. The secretary, j. ". Cummings, read
long LIST Of vice presidents and secretaries " Noon.
Of.t he .BrOOky Young Republican Cui seconded ths
nominations which we're carried uuau!mOuslf. The
retary read stirring letters irOa Jud-e Chuuoy
Perry and Augustus rTeadweu. The Continental Glce
Club. which aid more than yeouan service IA tue iast
Srcsdcnusl campaign. were greeted N.th a!plt use
Peyer companies ot Pluncd Knight. marched 20 10
wlgwam but were kept out Of the crowd.
The speaker Colonel ) ". MtNutt. OF ifoy,
who showed by facts aud h-urcs that The Dcmucfduq
party had sought 20 nj slavery before tEe var and
that every traitor who 10y influence AID action at hOns
sought 10 discourage tie was Democrat. M4au-
while every uleIse Of Republican parry AId been
kent and every promise fulfilled.
EI-Governor stone OF Iowa, WAS tie .sst speaker In
dru,ug the present prosperity he sd that "a twenty
four wears the country had Increased 10 the cAct u
$500 100000, which vast progress had Secn achieved
while country was o.eilng irom tue deyast alton
OF the Civl War; brought about by the Democrats via
now sought 70 regain power
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RICHMOND. Aug. l9.-The special JOINT
commission Of the General Assembly, appo nted to CON
slider the election law OF tn state repo ted to-day that
II was matter or great doubt whether any election law
Wa, now u force ia Virginia, Notwithstanding the de-
els " the court Of Appeals that tn Oil law Was re-
stored and tey recommend rh- re-rnac m mt OF Oh"
OLD election law. TIE law VIII has existed suce I9''
ev- hat the rc.uou. bty tOr tine failure ~ the Do"
aS passed t the Cd - 90 must resi- WIN INC tN''
t,o .iuco both houses pas.rd b striking out the OBJ
tecunuane wurI- the llu vetoed. ana tuc executive
fAnurn- nL q " -iAhnll LIZ I'D r-NII
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1NAsrERnLn DLNcOTEcED.

BosroV, Aug. ia cable message from the
Eueop an A.. citation OF Astro omers 10 proy a col
ege scrvat ry al,o noes tue discovery ot an Aer a.
teroid (N. 139i by Dr. PIusl a' Vienna The following
Is the discovery position: Aug l.. f.l59 Greenwich
mean tine Eiglt ascens on 22:O9.9j4; cins ion
south D 20 %. It. ~ motion 90 -ht ascension D..
minus > n nutcs of an &c, aud l GecluatOn sOuA
m-lu-e.. IL Is nf The l3Ln ODD --tul-.
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,rr TELEGRAPH To TIE rn1DrvK.I

'nY TELEGRAPH To TIE TR1BrNE.l
GREENWICH. Conn. Aug. 19.-ln February
last 81 SPECIAL meeting TIE people Il Grcelwch voted
20 expe ed $500 20 nyestS e tn burning OF Alexander
Nead- barn. ana reward of $1,000 offered for the
benston and conviction ofthc Iuceudiary oruccndi-
aries The selcctmcu were instructed To appoint a
commi c. three RESIDENT 10 make re ont OF what
he been sccompl shed. IN case was placed in the
hands OF Pukcrt0ns Detective Agency oy tins commit
tee as soon it, member, werr appointed I-e de
ecIve- n ri-ned their not ong ago aui the com
ui have made report o. the >tlet'Wch o' th'ir
donEs. long tud would take hout- 70 raj his
not Dper mad. public 10 Is said that uo flcis hay"
to -nt 1lv r-,y affecting DavIi =. Hu-trd tAr
dcfeB lu t4c t. US barn burning Ga now lu the
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UoRKnEN DEMANDING MORE PAY.
ITALIAN RAILROAD LABORERs ARREsTEO-BRlCK-
LAYERS DISSATISFIED.
my TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE.i

ITALIAN RAILROAD LABOkEkS AhlsES H.
LAYERS DISSATISFIED.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEi
BALTIMORE, Aug. 19.-WOrk on the new
Catonsvie short line railroad has come to sudden stop
due the demonstration OF the Italian aoorer'
employed in IL construction n't Young. one o the
contractors The Italians claimed that h y were being
swinded out OF their pay and the contractors declare
that all that was really due tn men hal been pid Inc
Italians claim that four months ago they we're enga-ed
10 work AZ 81 80 PER day but Young says the amount
spu ated was only ~ 2j. The first two months they
were paid full rate last FRI iay the third py-day
the men only received 81 25 PER day. Tho Italians on
sun ay went I'm a BODY 10 Young and minded ther
full wages Young said they drew rrvolvrrs ana sWore
To kin INN and wh he drew his weapon W protect hn-
sell he wa Knocked down with brick. lie got away
nj reaching county pOhc' atom, secured squal Ol
Off aud arrested the riug-leaders. Tie cases we're
Lrard Yesterday and the police magistrate c"umltteh
To a. saving nat ne was rry 70 40 50
4s he kew tie men had been ll-'reatcd
The masOus At work fhe various bridge aDuune1IS
have also struck Win few exceptions because they arc
being under paid and al WORK Is at standStu 9rversl
". w.rkrnen clam that Young paid them IN couutertelt
money, which charges are bel investigated
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rIycEyT 1. BR1DF0RDS WILL.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-The will OF the late
Vncen; L. Bradford bequeathe@ his enure estate i" "'
widow and rects that she approves the property a'er
her death Is to bc divided a. hereinafter ndcated but
If she should have disposed OF any item Of property sucn
specific beques shall Ne imperative andthe Will sha ne
read az # suca bequest not coniainci IN H. slpect
10 these DIVISIONS he test tor gives Ms UtaIy VI ~
hooks 20 Washington and Lee University OF virginia ne
added to the books for which h had previously gwen me
Institution money The rntire collection 10 be ctled thr
Vtncanf l. Rrdf ford Law Library Tn" tes stOrs c0lec-
lion OF pain ings goes the dshingtOn and Lee
IllNerstK.
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ANXIOUS FOR RAIN ~ ONO.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

CLEVELAND, Aug. l9.-Thc terrible heat OF
the last ten das has had the effect OF drying up and
withering all pastures Al the present time vegetation
OF all kinds is In droopug condition II Is feared the
crops vii now fall Of the estimate given On Au-us
l. The rivers and streams are all low and majority oI
the sprngs arc drvinc up The roadways through G. n
t.I and Northern OHIO are covered with dust 10 the
entb f saye-.i inchc The weather continues burning
Ent No rains have fallen for about fOuI week.
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GERMANY AND WEST AFRICA.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-An act of German az
ct ssou is reported 10 have taken place at Bageda on
the Cod Coas, Wes- Africa, where the British have
treaty with thr natives II said that the German war
snip Mnve recently visited that town, at the crew
landed removed the British dag aud hosted that OF
Germany.
Advice. from West Africa state that DR.. NichcaL TIE
German cOmmss oner has appe ired in cunb - IN me
Rivers CameroOus AMI BimJiI Upper Guinea, and
lOl.tea tie o. rman flag.
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FRANCE AND CHINA.
THE EMPRESS TO DECLARE WAR.
FRENCH PROPOSITIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO ADMIRAL COrRBET.

fiENOh PROPOSITIONS ERFD-INSTRUCTIONS
TO ADMIRAL COURBET.
LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from Shanghai Of
TINS GATE says: "TsO Tsung Tang and Shu Tseng
Chen' the Chinese plenipotentiares have left
shanghai in accordance with instructions from
fekIn. There Is prospect OF settling the diff
Guilty with France. Thirty-fve members of the
Board OF CensOrs have presented memorial to the
Empress opposing the conditions offered by the
French and strongly urging hostllities 1t is re-
ported that the Empress has decided to declare
war"
SHANGHAI, Aug. 19.-Sr Robert Hart, Inspector
General of Customs, has been recalled to Pekin,
along with the plenipotentaries
PARIS Aug. l9.-Orders have been sent to VI.
fatenotre, the French Minister to China and to
Admiral COurbet, directing them TO occupy the
arsenal at Foochow if the French demands are
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THE MEXIcAN CONsPLRACY.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. ia correspondent of The
Gooe Democrat graphs from the CITY OF 1'co that
the Sturdy asst to the efrc, that four prison
conc rned tn conspiracy had been shot Is
unfoIu4ed Ihe -on OF General Chayarrts -aid he had
seen HE thcr Yesterday morning. that nc had been
brought back his place OF imprisonment In that
cttv Genera Chavarras sent aprot TO tue Gov rn-
m.nt paper dec airing n had never had the slight 81
with conspiracy. and kne" nothing ABOUT
before Fanci-cO Meia the most eminent
among the aeg consprators. i conhn d m the bar
rar K In tLs CITY. Is generally be leyed by citizens
her % II the prisoner, VIII be shot but nobody
Auows set EuO b. victims vii be.
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cEHiES AND C1SJ4LTIES-BF TELEGRAPH


I,~c,srrH. P~np. Aug 10 90 Two western bound
rrgIt tram, ran toe- h'r TINS mornlng ueai N4.1y
wrcc cIush Or and was consumed. tose hcr with an
o'crh-ad 1rig under " ich the wreck occurred Inc
tracks were blocked for nvc hours
FATAL DISEASE II IOWA.
CHICAGO, Aux ia di-p'tch to me JoHnn ron
cholera has app ared Al Canir Van Burrn county Tn
10 al yslctns pronounce It 10 9e .riy hux. ilry
A COUNrERFEITER's PUNISHMENT.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ~. John Graham, Tho hld
pe.ied gully T. hay ns u sI nj, PS's.'Da 1ar. ana
counterfeit money vas lnu D. lo-dAl received sen r
d ane S"S 81 yia's 700 ''' i-'''' '- -
A MARxsMAN HITS A LIVING TARGET.
ALExASDRi,. Va. Aug. I9.Waiter Root about sixteen
years old accideutay killed TINS morning oy BAL
IRON a pistol fred oy Lewis c. Nols, who wa4 ptao
tsng AZ trget Noils h'd twce strck the tsfge"% % 0s
In The road " IA bullet IN us rish breast lie dled IL
few minates.
SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMEETI
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l9.-John Wallace. who pleaded
in P6sdeIoiI. w6le eInuIoySd ~ HsvmssJers clerk
sentenced today 70 pay ine OF al 900 aud TO I'M
pOnment for TWO years and six months the Ed.terh
Pemtentiaty.
DEPREDATIONs BY vAGRANrs
ST. LOUIs, Aug. l9-A dispatch The Pt01eer Ircss
from Cass tol, OAK say-i Eight tfamp- tolk posse+
homes and committed other excesses Four OF them
captured by the shenf. but the others escaped
STREET CAR DRIVER MURDERED.
ToLrDo, Aug l9.-WuDuI Plumb, stree. car dfiSei nd
and ed robber. whose IN 'entOI TO secure lhe
money box. The murderer escs. ed
SHOT DEAD AT HIS OwN GATE.
LITTLE ROCK, Aug. l9-One Parker. coored man,
rode up house Of white farmer La-horn near
Lone OaK, sunday, ana called him to the gate AI'i
few minutes talk Parker suddenly drew pistol zhot
Lawhoin dead aud rode on. lie has not yet oeeH cap
tIred.
KILLED oN RAILWAY HANDcAR.
IIHlsnrRG BIIDGE n Az is'-Ias aIs ,n.t.atlj
killed while riding a handcar, which came IA 'olL'ion
Win eLeihe
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clLLrrs oN PREsIDENr ARTArR

President Arthur attended to some private
business s. 81 ray forenoon and urued 20 tie Fi.,h
Avenue Hote about p me- az d was engage. during The
re-, OF the afternoon attending on ia bus'res and
receiving vi-t,rs. Among hi, callers were secretary
Foger. ngIes.meu Thoua. Ochi Tee, = tN~s, and
J. T. - Iiara. o. Nor o. Carol.a tn Rev Ntwllta fit.
Richard Temple United at : Mas al Joe b IT.
hardt Jo r. Lydec, er. Charles L. Miller hdr,s +
Itua.v G. ptan Nrc der L. > ~; C,rueI- Van OFT T.
b PiuchOack OF louisiana; Chairman \ Diaper, OK
tie Rcpubl can ate Executive Committee. and jacob
Hes n the eve Ing the Pre-d ut went 10 tie Casino
with Charles + Miller AID shipping CominissIoucr j. e.
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1ro HUNDELD Pi<sENGLEs ~ PEEIL

ny T|I.GEAru - TuE rRIHUNE-T
Bosr0N, Aug. ia dense fog settled over
the hnrnor tai, ate noon. euveopug ycrythiug in
darkness and rendcr nav CATION almost impossible
The steamers Twi glt I'D The stamforLrom Plymouth,
met iu the chanlc oft Long Island 81 about o'clock
The former ei which was gong IT is SAIL AT tuI
speed struck tho stanford u tIo port side u forward
f e wheel and 10 CT almost g, he waters ,gc The
wi ht ba n3sd uIrk md passed. paving no dte1-
n whistle o. the s'arf ri 'ud he cr-' o h't
200 p, The latter rescued lr fctv hv the
steamer EesolUfe whir WIS near oY ana were b'od-hl
20 the ,.tE M safe y. No unn " Lsl.lu- rL
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HoBoKEy RECorrRS SOME MONEY.

TRENTON, Aug. 19.-James McMahon was
Collector OF Hoboken, and Gefaul'ed lie was dlsh',eu
from the Office on March II last when lis balance IN the
First National Bank Of HobokcD was 1892 3S Ine
right Of the city OF Hoboken to this money was disputed
by his relatives az well by Mcmahon himself and ne
corporation brought suit in chancery TO recover H.
A spe.la master * the testimony, winch Cldhle-
or Rupvnu ha. confirmed .ng that the bank pay
tn money 10 the treasurer HobOEeD, he IN The courts
Opinioa, b-iug tns g-l custodian.
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THE EGYPTIAN CAMPAIGN.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-Ohcers will leave London
tomorrow for Egypt provid with maps and plans Of
the rone OF the expedition to Khart0un. Earl North
brook the High Comms'i nerto Egypt wishes Mo. am
media attc1ed 10 his stIf An Indian Judge has been
det He'd 70 accomnl Y him.
CAlEo Aug l9-Ihe messenger OF tho Nah Il are not
abe IA every instance pa through tn country with
s1ey An Eur sent By MIN with lctes 10 The Mutir Of
Doueoa I'll into the hand, OF hostile Arabs, who muir
de- ed him
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THROUGH NEW-TORK STATE.
SCHOOL OF CHRIsTIAN PHILOSOPHY

RTcHFIELD SPRINGS, Aug. 19.-The Summer
SchOo OF Christian Philosophy at ractnS mucn atten-
tion D. Deems the president, and Mr. DAVIS. the sec
retary here gng for the school course o. lee
mres which began to-day with lectures by Professor
Fr L. Patton of Princeton. The other lecturers are
Professors Tilctt Of Vanderbilt University; Herr OK
Johnson OF Chicago DavIs Of re Uuiyersity OF Nr.
gina Bishop Harris Of ChcacO and Professor Zee
OF Auburn. From CORES oudrnce with the Key; Dr
Joseph Parker Of LONDON II Is expected that he Il de
liver "A lecture
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EypRESS bOBBER ARRESTED.

MINNEAPoLIs, Aug. ia. ID. Sly was taken
in custody here this mornng for tn, robbery septem-
Der at ST. Joseph. Mo- OF SlO.5O0 from the American
Express Company while Dyed driver OF delivery
wagon sly here since last February In the e-
nioy q. ihe Chicago lwaukec ana ~ Paul Railroad,
and ~ re porter confessed his crime and -Ait he had
snenf his money He has wife and two children. The
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THE AUSTRIAN FL4G ~ PI1TSBCEG.

PTrsBuRG, Aug. l9.-The differences be-
tween the Austrian consul Max scnamberg AMI Chief OF
Police Braun has not yet been adjusted aud there Is
every prospect OF the affairs assuming proportions
will render necessary the intervention oil Ar frelps
nuysen and Baron Ignatz Won ochaenef' 'ne AuSu0
Hungarian Minister to he United stses oOhsui 9tn~ @
refused recognize the authority VI Nh'ei 90 80
~ ordering he Austrian tag taken down. ahu r.,r
II he latter forces suit he will appeal 20 M
Of state de considers II insult 10 tAe HaS' anu l.
tsn4 ~
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GREETING ARCHBISHOP RYAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-The Catholic resi-
dents II Phtlade phl hays been making active pr par
tion FOR weeks the reception here Il the new Arch
bishop, 2. J. Ryan. H. arrived is evening from P.
T|ui. a party OF prom neIt Catholics going tdr as
Ha.ri.bur. o meet hu. reception was he'd THIS even
Ing at bis residence and tomorrow dt % q. L. tie
iusta latOu ceremonies Vii. take place.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
BURNING OF A CLOTHING STORE.

Flames were discovered soon after A. m.
Yesterday the hth floor Of the six story iron front
bui ding Nos CPS and $50 Broadway, owned by Cohn.
Bal Co.. manufacturers Of clothing, who occupY the
third III and sixth door. Much water mad to be used
10 putting out the de and caused the chief damage
On the f0or where Are rage the firm had stock Of
ready.male clothug value a. Sl2J.OOD. While little OF
the stock was burned, O,t OF damaged by water
nvO wing VI $4,000. The damage to tue pull ing
was less than $1,000. Other losses III the building
amounted 10 about - 900.
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PARSONAGE ROBBED.

TROY, Aug. 19.-Burglars last night stole from
the Methodist parsonage at bleskll silver spoons
cups napsin rings. gold ewsry. clohn. and provisions
belonging 70 he Rev j l. A'we's family Mr. Atwells 3
trousers c0nta lng money ana keys were also stolen
The family awakened by the noise, wAel the bur
glars fled
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RAIN DANA GES WESTERN or

ST. PAUL, Aug. 19.-RepOrts from the gen
eral offices the various railroads centrnS mere sho"
the neyy rains for the past two or hree
caused some damage to the crops especially along tue
line of tie Omaha Railroad south on tue 81 Paul
plvissn in ManitoDa numer Jus small washOuts are re-
ported. and most Of he trains are ueal eu - H0"''
TaustOrm passed y the south tnls evening
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EA,roN, PENN, Aug. ia ear filled with
barrel of oil in mixed train on the J'r-cy Central Road
WIS -ct on ii e below oom,burg. this IN ruing 10y d
.park of locomotive. and burned to the trucks. Otn
cars in the train stv H. The oil rtn out ON tue
tracks and warped o.. rails and burned IN sIcep"rs
All TIA rs re ne two three hours The heat a. So
iute, nat no hing tou le done unul the oil burned
out Al the barrels exploded VITA ioul report Du'
,-.lln ~ -
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vtaton from Governor Albeit to confer relative TO an
exhibition OF NewJerseys resources at tle Worlds FAIR
The Governor amt all the state officers present Dr.
c. W Dabney OF New-Orlcans. explained the object OF
exhibition. Speeches favorable to sending exhibits 10
exposition made resolution passed author
izng the GOvcrnOr appoint a committee Of one repre-
industry that wants to take part IN the
nj
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NO ONE KNOWS WHO DID IT.

HoPE, Ark, Aug. 19.-Deputy Sheriff Hone
gan started last to band Of horse thieves
and on arriving at Aliens house about six miles
from the town ordered Allen 10 come out Allen imme-
diAtey opened ire on tue sheriff and posse winch WAS
answered by several shots. This morning late ADeIry
Form farmer was found dead at Aliens, two shots De-
ing lodged iu the abdO and IN the nght temple
No one knows who did the killing.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, Aug. u
DIXIE OF WEIIINGTON's FUNERAG~-Ine burial OF he
late Duke OF Wellington took place to-day at ctahhed-
-aye, where his residence
PRESENTS FOR THE O EEN-Thr AhySsini1n ENJOYS
ave arrived u Euganl Anon tue gifts which they
bring fr King John 10 the Queen are al elephant and
a IargN IuNuk.V
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THROWN FROM A CARRIAGE AND KILLED
LEY rELEGRAPH To LIE rRIRrNE..

ALBANY, Aug. 19.-While Mr.. and Mrs j. ;.
Robbins OF this y, driving down steep hll rom
Berue Knowersyile this morning part OF the harness
gave way and the horses dashed down the hill Mr. and
Mrs Robbins were brown out. md Mrs RobOn- strlcA
on rer cad and was almost instantly killed Mr. Rob
Utu- received serious injuries.
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fryERAL OF ms JAMESON.


BALTIMORE. Aug. 19.-The funeral of Mrs.
HlnuaJ d. Jameson.w fe OF tine late D. Hortup q Jau-
esou founder Washing Meii,a, College and author
o. IameSou's ole a. who Jied IN Isjj,took place here
to- !ay She was eigA years 0, AMI daughter Of
famous can't. IN Jesse Pearson. VINO command d ths
pryatecr Buccanre-" durn- me Revolution nd made
huse a terror among the British 'rcauti.e marine.
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SUICIDE on TIE EVE or MABRIA GE.

EVANSVILLE, Ohio, Aug. l9.-JOhn Mccall,
painter, was iomd yesterday morning lying on the
ground pis Ol snOt wounds the breast and
two I'm The heat He 10 have married
Thursday, and d note found In his pocket stating
that his intended wife wOu d know the OF his
crime She d laid some hing recently that Offended
him. and he eft saying that she 14d never sec him
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LOSSES IN YAtIOCS PLACES.

PoMERoY, Ohio, Aug. 19.-Fire here yeSter-
day DESTROYED forty-two buildings. Tie o.sls s5OOOO
insurance $4,000.
TROY Au-. 10.-The Troy and Bosom IA lroad depot
at Norh Hoosac caught fir ta.s morning from spark
from a ocomote AMI burned the ground. Ihs loss l.
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thys from Havana and Maanzas 10 this port. He found
that tho assistant engineer had died OF apspe1y when
the vessel was two days out from Matanzas. There
WIS one case OF yellow few after the vessel left Hlva
and two more when II arrived at tanzas These and
another case OF typhus fever were pace1 IN a private
hospital Ia place All th se on board the Nes-
sei at present are in good health
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LIEUTENANT GREELT'S M0gEMENT&

NEWCASTLE, y. H., Aug. l9.-Lleutenant
Gree y and party, with number OF guests fTom the
Ho,el Wentworth made excursion to the lie OF 9no4S
10 day IN the Government tug Leyden On re ufhns ln
= tog they mad narrow escape RON ToU.
dls4st-r the tug run ing ne rly upon run iO'1' V
Is now safe in the lower AroJr
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NO LIQUOR AT TIE CORNING FAIR.

CHATHAM, Aug. 19.-The directors of the
COum' Ia County Agricultural Society TO-DAY voted TO
grant pr vlege, for TIC sails OF intoxicating liquors.
beer ale or cider the far grounds at Corning fair
Nun petit to t effect were presented by ten
Ii q II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
A MOTHERS DEATH on THE CARS.

CHATHAM, Aug. 19.-Mrs. f. Eaton, of Syra-
cuse died the between here Pittshed thi, al
ternoon disease the probable cause of death
She was travelling wi three sua children, the young
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20
AN INFECTED BRITISR STEAMER

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-At the meeting Vi
tue Board Of Health to-day lAzsreto physician re-
nor ed ha he had detained the British steamship Anne