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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-08

Stone Church-Preaching at II A.
NJ. and 7 p. NJ. by Rev. Chas. Ghise-
lin.
M. f. Churrh-Prearhing at Z P.
N. by Rev. NJ. w. Rider.
st. PETERS, Catholic Preaching
every Sunday at 10} O'Clock a. M,
except the second Sunday of each
month.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market
From Baltimore American
MONDAY, November Sd, 1884.

PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE
MARKET TODAY.
Very best on sale to-day 5306 cts;
that generally rated first quality 44@
81 cts; medium or good lair qualify
3(94f cts ordinary thin steers, oxen
and cows 2l(G3 cts extreme rauge
of prices 2l(G6 cts; most of the sales
were from 3t(g53.
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals of Cattle during the
week amounted to 2,636 head, against
1861 last week and lisp head the cor
responding week of last year. and the
sales were .647 head against ], 900 last
week, and 2 232 head the correspond
ing week of last year.
-S = 6l were were some
better than they were last week, and
with the retail trade in sympathy
with il at the beginning sales were
made then, and for sometime there
after. at an advance of 5(G{c. over last
weeks prices, but trade became slow
and quotations fell Off-the market
closing at about last weeks figures
on medium and common Cattle. The
quality did not average rs good as
last week. proportionatply more COM
mon Cattle being offered than there
were then, and fewer tops. Prices
2l(96c-most sales 3l(054.
THE SWINE MARKET.
The record of the offerings differs
but little in numbers from last " eek's
receipts, hut the quality shows some
Improvement in the offerings then.
Tue numbers are about equal to a
moderate tn good demand as report
ed 10y dealers. Prices range from 81
To 63c., with a few Il shade higher.
Nj st sales at 53c. Last year, same
time, 54@G4r., net.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Though there is a heavy falling off
in the receipts rs compared with last
week. yet the supply is in excess of a
very moderate demand there being
no outside trade and butchers buying
very Sparingy, so that there Will be
numbers left over unsOId. Tn" quail
ity is not as good as that of last
weeks offerings. We quote Sheep
at 2(94r., and Lambs at 3(05. Same
time last year Sheep sold at 34943c.,
and Lambs at 4(95l.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE
GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OAKLAND, Md, Nov. Ith, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
County Commissioners of Grant county. w
Va, and Garrett county. Md. jointly, until
| p. NJ, NOVEMBER 18th, 1854 for building
an Iron Bridge over the North Branch of the
Potomac river at Elkins
Particulars can be obtained by addressing
J. w. Shillingburg chairman committed
Elkins, Md.
Proposals for the new bridge over the Yough-
iogheny river near Oakland, will be opened
at this meeting.
By, order
G. w. MERRILL,
III SIT Clerk.
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The Sixth District.

Mr.. McComas' splendid majority
increases as the returns come in and
now reaches 1647. The estimated
figures are AS follows:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-08

Several votes were cast for st. John
and for Butler.
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On Saturday. Nov. 18th, 1884,

an AL OF nose valuable Town Lots, situated in
the town eff Oak land. Md, on the plat Of vii.
sons First Addition to the Town of Oakland
as Extended. These lots front on Liberty.
center, remington, Bartlett, Proctor and
Gtlmor streets, and are the most eligible
building sites for residences in the town They
are on high ground, Immediately opposite to,
ana facing the Oakland Hotel Parties desI-
ing to build in healthy and quiet part of the
town should secure lots at once. These lots,
with few exceptions, are 80 by l52 feet in size
TERMS OF SALE-Made known on day OF
sale-will be made to suit purchasers.
Hour of sale z. NJ. Title UNDERSTANDABLE.
JOHN BRADLEY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALE OF
TOWN LOTS !

The undersigned will offer at public auc-
ton, on the premises, near r. T. Browning's
residence. in OaklaI d, Md,
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WIFE ACRDER CONFESSED.

Bosroy, July 22.-Ol Sunday night Charles
Elliot twerty-,,ven years o. age, employed a' driver
by Winkley 4 ,d!ok dealers o, Cambridge visited
Lowell and obtained lodging at the Jackson House
Yesterday morl.ng I conversation with cook at the
house he said be had caoSed us vie TO death at their
lodgings Oh GTadc-s Boston, having q1arreled with her
over her refusal 70 s.vc him money This story
peaed later % another person, but was dlscrcdted as
Elliot vas uaier tns influence of hquor The story was
tod o the Low police, and at the request OF the city
Mr4ha The Boston police yesterday afternoon began an
investigation. they found tna body Of Mrs Elliot upon
a he'd lt 40 3i Lyulr-st. Elliot has disappeared, and
uorrur knsI OF hs Whereabouts. To tn COOK AZ the
Iac son House 7l hr thought b. should 20 10 New
HImDsLlre The matter NOT reported tp the Lower
po - urtu no Ms Elliot employed a. waitress
Ia tine Mag room AZ Jordan Marsh Comp4uys eatao-
inme.t lal Absence fr0m work IN the nornng caused
me nl 10 disit messenger 70 tle house 10 ASCERTAIN
the cause Fading her door closed snd getdnS no re-
sDouse 70 his n0l he LETT tL. house. In the aucrson
second messenger sent, aud india. the door sun
fastened il Uutst open, when the dead Dcdy was d:
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NEWS NOTE, FROM LONDON.

L1NI''N, july
SHOOTING At WDBLEp9N.-Ar the annual ul- contest
WIUD -Ion to .v private ot tde "a 4 .dlo'eZ r =
Unelt named GI.ltAt Won tlc seeEs p..z,, wtG ITO
points.
-lANirY EXPECTED ~ Lpvp1V.-'Tenrv " Stanley,
who mas rrs guod position trcc pr ~ tna African
International As-OclOu's work ga the Congo country Il
expected To- arrive In l.u-iaGt next sunday.
BUTTER AVD Bugr.RISE.-Ia the House ot Commons to-
DAY the Right Hon. George Dod-on, Chancellor q The
pcv ~ LauCa er stated that the customs officials pre-
posed separate butter .Jm 6Ittcr4c IaI Oic)irSlr-
iun i'm the customs returns.
LOSSES FIRE.-The loss from the fire at Crane
Wharf. Wtppug VIII re3cr S2.JO0,OoO Among the
merch ndsr consumed 5000 bales of wool, valued
ac S-sAOJo: 1900 OF coffee, valued 90 SbjO.OOo
and 900 of pepper, third ~ the entire stoc In
London valued at -j.OOo. Besides tGs, 1880 tons OF
u rp.1ca sugar, sucac. seed and otter produce were
destroyed.
AMERICAN CRtCKETFRs BEArEN.-The cricket match be-
gun yesterias at Brighton between tae Philadelphia
team and Gentlemen of Us-eX resumed to-day.
Iae Americans scored Isl in their first nli1gs and In
their second 164. The Gentlemen Of sussex made i6
poists second innings and Won the game By ten
W4Ckets.
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gUFFIANs MURDEROUs ArrACE.

BosrOY, July 22.-Mrs. Foley, an elderly
woman residing Cowperthwaitest. Cambridge, was
saya.ey assaulted by her husband this morning Foley
had not been living with his wife tor some time He has
been out OF the House Of Correction only three days
Last ht nc his Wes house aud desired to re-
main. and extra bed was provided foF MIN Al an
early hour this morning he and obtaining an axe
IN the ward o, Thomas Hart adjoining smashed IN toe
door lsadng 10 his wife's spartmeuts He approached
the bedside brandishiug the and seZng her dragged
her 10 a corner she ie upon her hands anu K1ee anu
hi. IN thts nation he struck three terrible ooWs
one causing a onz cut directly over the eft ear ana
anotser wound directly upon the top OI le EeSn. tHo
rghr All this time the woman vas shrekng loudly and
ealing for hslp. Theu Foley walked out OF tue mouse
cno ia berae manner threw tee axe IN the yard rrom
where ae aad taken It. and ssuntered careessy away
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THE FERRIS DEFALCATIoN IN BUFFALO.
TESTIMONY REGARDING THE ACTS OF TIE Ex-sUR
EOGATF


BrFFALo. NY. July 22.-The examination OF
the bondsmen OF Zebulon Ferrs fotmr Surrogate ana
Messr- y H. Spraeuc and BENJAMIN Baker OF East Ham
burg and Fcnner OF East Aurora, by the kelee
Tracy c. Becker took place this forenoon. The super
visors Committee investigate the shortage ot the 'o
counts OF the Surrogate, consisting OF Me7-r- norway
Tonuor Beard iefcr and Fisher. an present y
3 -pra1u said: first heard that Ferris wa snort m
his accounts i'm 1es2 but understood tbe amount t' o
only few hundred dollars. Mr. Ferris said that "'
could V That an right he went ont oi Office he ha7
stated to me that ne short In h- accounts more h'u
ne cvp.ctrd seth Fenuer said II was ~ Apii 49,
that wa. first informed tnat Mr. Ferris " ~ -hu'i lh H'
acrouut- hut he told it only cW hundred b'l-
lar. d. the following Nav rrcri' cd ~ Telegram ttuu
hirn q, come fp Hunso Immediately Upon my arrival me-
Iil that his shortage amounted tu between rNNIN 'hl
1iOnun Ile said tun hc had los II ht -ptculHiuH 900
lffrad stocks. mining s'D k 'l Hud to-t u'lu- 'l Ie
c.ub nou.n las. winter when ho went ont n Once H'
sand % r fHai Doe short about This amount aud iO
We N4 bond -It. would have to pay 10 und tli hr W'
try and make % up tp Tie told mo tl1t Pee Kept NIt
rrI, a and -urrulpto.4 accounts tulrt.tf Hhl iNiI
when Doc wanted ANY money hc took H and used a-inl'h
lc vUufUd.' . .
At the ,uu,'usion OFF tho Testimony giving Mr. Rocker
adjourned fI. nNt.il Itun untl urNt Nodurs' 1'.dUIh-
Witch tufn Doe oNpo.tt tn thoroughly thuuuo lu'
,ou,u.t4 fNr exact amount of the I'rton
tHt, t.u liInu F Liable 2" h" 10. more '."'
the 1H.sut tut which, 'uo luud.uou atc ucld, WW'" "
sis 900
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TIE WAR IN TIE sOuDAN.
cOL.NEL coLyiLLGs JOURNEY FROM As9'oCI-
THE REBELS At BERBER.

COL.NEL coLyILLE's JOURNEY FROM As'.0O -
THE REBELS At BEnBER.
WADY HALrA. July 22.-Mcs-euGers arfilI"
here from The oa.i, or wan eEha'h report ma Col
Coyi- 4uI Major wort.ey with their beiouh Io''e I'1
arrived it Bsrs IL that OASIS, after tea d"ys
from Ass!lut which is 200 iac' distant I1er "o''0
wsro a good corc ton Notwithstanding the srr'l ue''
VIII n th.y had been obliged to endure Cooaei Oo'' -c
bopel % pr1ceeG soutnwarl 10 Sehman on july 40
5elu.h Isl nine days journey from Nhlpea ms roU''
hes through ths heart ot ths d''ert And 'ArIe ' w
water 1T ior irn,ung purposes along the way O'o17
Cov,e's intention was 20 take l-j nel vita hln u"
eI on camels and a4o 10 tax, camel tllaoi A1-'"
carving water sufficient to supply bis force ten u'y
ant food enough FOR two weeks He expected % u-1'
his Inc of march across the desert " "eIa' u
the compass. and hoped 10 strike tne "Io
AmmaIa, some distance south OF "S"y ~
The Shekh of Kharieh thought that coLlsoh VII to
rebels would Do prObaDls At AnudFd' oul S'on
lie dI consider that this W0uld prove VI -. he
IMPORTANCE 10 make it necessary tor Elm 20 cnsLs -
a l. The mes,-ugcr stated that the nina -
ei-, were friendly TO the Eng7u o.Oo
force A month ago however. when M1ol "Vtli,y 9t,ry
adysn.r alrrl appetrrl, 500 Of the halFes con -
aud offered feeble resistance. but tAoy qulo1' ,
u.r-ei a the -ixat Of forty rifles OF Tue So u
n..h al Kb.rie al Informed the EnEsh uul' eie 49,
GrouI tne Mahdi nad passed through hhareh
on their way GrpOh Col0hei S1tntl'S ~ La,,r
reach -elmah July -6' and Way h4uA " 'H' ''S
nng Of August ,.-..,
CARD July 22-Osman DiEma has been asked 20 ssna m
relne,rr-tnerts 10 Berber The reDcs theto sVshN -
much fear OF General Gordons movements
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rpAGMRNrs nF CARLE NEWs.

PARrs Jul7 ON de LcssePs President o. tho suez
Canal COmp4uy announces tlat the International Tech
nrsI Commission. which hIs been studyluE the question
mas decided I'D favor OF widening the present canal in
stead or building another parable, with H.
Rrr.. rs July -o.-Thc Presidency OF the Chamber OF
Rcur1ent lt!ros ua5 offered TO Herr SlmOu', Mem
Senate.
GENEVA Jliy oo-A mob today attacked the Saliva
rioo Army Hall AT oleuus aad completely wrecked the
buiid az The police were powere-s - prevent the
as..IiIts "A tle mob greatly ousnuwDered them.
MADRID. July o2.-Thc convention between Spain.
Eugllnt and Germany, recognizing spans sovereiSly
over the Archipelago. haI been sgped by all the
contra tiuG Powers.
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men marched in the procession with decorum rising TO
dignity. It will do for the Peers 10 mock or under
value IT. peaceful, simple methods or decry 1t a. paid
show.
The Sdpdd1d SAYS: "The behavior " the people wss
admirable but the demonstration has not changed the
political situation in th- lghtest degree. The judgment
Of silent and modest section OF the com nunty VIII
not be affected. The Ministry should concern themselves
with the sober majority VINO stay at home and tllnk Or
tnem'evss instead OF following brass bands through the
streets and passing resolutions"
The Times says: " YestertAvs spectacle was unique
Of s kind II dcmOnstratiOn made for the people
by the people. IL exhibited every sgn OF spouaDey
and enthusiasm
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COIL NINERSi SrRLAE ENDED.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo, July 22.-Information re-
seived BeeVe H. the centre Of large coal min
ing district where considerable number Of miners have
been on strike recently Tor higher wages to tue effect
that Charles Nesb president Of tho Miners Union. aas
declared tue strike o. account Of the destitute con
dton OF some OF the miners And thu latter viii resume
work AZ ss old price, " cents for digging several
operators been willing 10 Aocsie 20 tue demshas OF
the men for cents but the most Of them stosd OUT
and as concerted action could be agreed upon taers
has been quite disturbed state " affairs In the datls
aad much distress among many Of tho nnerS
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THE EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE.
AFTER A SHORT SESSION IT Is ADJOURNED SINE
DrE-THF DIPLOMATS PRESENT.

LONDON, July 22.-The Egyptian Conference
met to-day at the Foreign Office Earl Granville secre-
OF state FOR Foreign Affairs. presided There wcro
present NJ Wsddngton, tue French Ambassador;
Mumuis Pscha the Turkish Ambassador; Baron do
staa the Russian Ambassador; Count Mueuster, the
German Ambassador: Count Kaolyt the Ausfrp-TIug-
G1rsn Ambassador; amt the CheyaIcr Nigra the Italian
Amb3ssa lor The hrlnclt advters of the several am
b3-54lors also attendance The conference con
tuUed In session for only about hour, whom it ai-
iourued SINE djc n ia considered doubtful whether It
Will meet again for a long time.
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YrEsTl44IIY, i H4yK FAILURE

7ar.u>nvH4, Va, July 22.-Tha Grand jury
vas u session ultI late last uZht eriginidt vin''-r'
viha.i.w o .r.rtatnuy whether there u,s any Grim
iraHy ci 10 Oh" cll'' winch led % tn failure 'r
tho Planters and V,clpnirs Bank. The trustees = the
l.sk4gd the x,ert appointed % anime ne books
and list, -1mc % the Boo .ka examined by nln' Wt,@
Irsr-ht N-.,-r fhe lurv, w'icI adjourned uri- I'D
o'c.l.t t.- morning. ia" acton Of mo Grrud Jliy
meets t.c hearty approval o. bu.ue men. Three col
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TELFGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE FIRST BALE OF HOP

THE FIRST BALE Of HOPS.
BosroS .Iuy -2-Tlc irst bale ~ hops. ~ the early
Ulnrh..gs ,4rsir. Va, received today f-om " r. r.
Harvard of E,,tou. Mas, 9lo produced the hrst nir
'.3 vetr l'. = tl" e4rIiot otie on record n t4.'
country. The ha- was bought by JoAn Roesi!c, the
brewer
TrIEGR.PH WIRES TO RE CUT
Cnt.too. July 22-Thr Citv Council lat night passed
r.i.Ia rfo tr civ Should be cat II was stated ta4t
wa 10 were clJ yearor more 4sJ the comp any
1d .n s. 10 IL 60. .gI tilt aII',,oai. v,re. were
being slS This order d subject TO the approval or
Scts %. t.- Ma or
TIL TAX RATE ~ CAMDEN. y J.
Gt"l hv The O. = Assessors today a. - 40 Of this
81 ol ,- CIV FURNACES rh' Is based Hp,l valuation
third '. t' actual vae Of me property upon which Z d.
ass.a lase' years 40 Tue rate was - 96 and s.ist
rr,I.-..L, v,:c ma.- iE tho two Intervening years
TATE CONVENTION OF MINERS.
TITI.lr r.. Jy 22.A -'ato conve1tiaa ~ the miners
of th. At4'-lloi Association viii ,as-mhl~ n this city
gate, already here report trade -ory duh
CKLNAlION y: s. L. WHEELER
vh--sr o Hr-os'ta 4 T.. we're crrra,ci in tho r.
meIns rr,-2ors T., aiternoon The body wa brought
IHE CHICAGO BICYCLE RIDERS.
bcyc e. ou ihc.- ay from Nigr,ra rli. IN To.ou via
irod po,t Ken and An sable Cht.n this morning Thl.
afternoon tueY returned 70 Platsburg where they AZ
rived @st ns and par4ded Tomorrow they ge 10 Lake
TIVE TEMPERANCE CAMP MEETING.
OCEAN GROVE, y T., July 22.-rhc National Temper
%hcf 'tH 'l-- ilS h pteAA fiOYe VIII DeLL toheIIVn
and " b continue tive days
PuILAJ ALPHlA AND THE NEW ORLEANS EXPOSI-
TION.
PHnAbELPfUt. July 22.-MaYpr Smith has asked the
Common todn, for appropriation OF $4,000 Tor e
display OF Philadelphia manufactures At the NeNOreaos
EIpozlflOl.
THE STATE or MAINE WRECK.
PORTLAND, Ne. July 22.-The wrecker' who have az,
smac th- wreck or the Of Maine report
her Ia good condition. TAere ID only break IN ser
where sue rests a rock. The rock Will be blown OUT
the eak vii be stopped and tho weasel pumped and
taken to 81 John Tho contractors will accomplish ths
lu four days II the weather nO.ds good
THE ROUND LAKE ASSEMBLY,.
TROY. \. L., July 22.-At the Round Lake SUNDAY
School Assembly this morning H. C. Cooke, Of whitehall
delivered Lecture Bible Astronomy" Ia the aiter-
the Rev Dr. K A. Meredith OF Boston, leotured on
The Book We study" This evening there lecture
By the Rev Dr. J. a King, Of Hsw-Ysrk
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my nrrr1ronArn TO rHE rRmUNE.l


SOUTH. ,-,.,,
ny TELEGRAPH TO TUB TRBUNEl
WAsnrNGroN. July 22.-Ihe Democra',o -.
of Nsssrs Curt,s and Schurz who make theuise 10
hoarse shouting for Cleveland and REFORM 80 -
,beir bours of gloom and sadness MS - esp -.
,rne of those who spend enough time ih "'''' J.
-. ,,,,,,.rsant with the laws under Whicn
thev live. aud they are never more u'u''p' .I.a
=, their minds dwell on the provisions OF '''o
- service law i'm every line of which they u''e'
-. ,runwarv Democratic feet. One Dem'-
rrh, h.r,ns to fear the " Solid south NAV De
h-,leo has discovered new ana terriOe u"'H''
4, t.l,v and to-day he coulidcd hs ieais u d
Sta. reporter rs follows; MI. g..
4lu.t at this critical moment when biaIue -
i,.Iin-toward tie South % max" mp TOT any ''''
s,.t..r.l through the action Of the independent
r,.-s thr civil Service Commission ahh'uI'''
,t,t much of Che patronage created "N '"' I'
s....lu of Congress must ~ to the Noul"''" '''
tI..,r mos, their turn for iecoghlt'n u'"'' ''
H., Mind do not mean That the O"mW'-''' 'i'
Intentionally arranged -o as to have 'h" 'pP"'''
,,..t. .soto tte South at this p1rngn'r time IT ~
,a.H.t tho result ot circumstances '"' 10 VIII "''
,o. oro.t upop tue election a'l Che s'm''
..tI.. p.....,,t4 a,t,d uuvIaely n 'r'ainf s'
.......,.. .,h,u ,ho. tuoe CHAT ts u.o would
,8,.t nautical .ld. THE, kncV toHt the 'N'
,.,...' ,......i..,on vould have to odrttihuto 'h'
.......I.....t, through thu South u u.' complied
v.I.u,U,,. .and 10 Vuuld uNo H"ur ''c'' up'"
t,. election. ,rt tb,, ,..It.d w"t' u'" ''N'''
,.,.t -.t.ans iinu huaau, Congress -u'' l'""
,....li 300 thr ,t tIIutduaiN tH.. ui Ii'
..r'.. .r. p.u..uuOmcr Oi course thr rNtn.h'
",ib bc frtv rondu,t Il Yud. as The h'm".
.... .u tI. south nIr. t- rule. htiNf 'dl ''''
I.. t|r Republicans u ihr' ''nr -'' '"' '"' "r
..t....f f. $40 ll Ilr..N o. uul Ihllt. i'IF I'"
A..fI. Situation euIl mor' d" l''.. i"i i"i '' ,'I"
tI.. ...a. turnf. ur. aI. w .dr lh.- uhl' -I'
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THE PLOT AGAIN.T THE CZAR.

VIENNA, July 22.-Ibe IdgblGh'S correspond
ent ~ Warsaw says Earlowsn has confessed hat plot
Kill the Car and CzIrewch was arranged at St Pc
tersburg on BardowSk's Information more Govern
lau- eno,es agd eleven students have been arrested
al warsaw AWOa t1O5- arrested 10 It. Petersburg IS
Vera pOf, Wh' ia Tiutci for htvln< made attempts
upon The LIE or the car in '79 ana 1881
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SPANISH AMERICAN TREATY.

MADRID. July 22.-NegotiatiOns for definite
treaty of commerce with America opened to-day.
The envoy from Che Government at Washington arrived
ON Friday. G0quiry made az tho slts Department
% w1-hnrtou aa IN tho Identity of rho -uvoy mon.
TONED H the above dispatch n w1a there stated that
no toy otlcr than Minister Fostor had been sent to
NlUdI
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u4rsH4L SH0r AND ELLFD.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 22.-Deputy Mar
-h4l .1.J-re shot and killed Thomas Nixon, another
deputy lr-il .t dodge Ciy, Kansas, yesterday. Tue
k.lcg4t ti- ge,I.. " Al od rrIL M'tlrrs fired foF
shots sr l, of , ch would have proved fatal. cow
l,- ,.. ...i1. near Was also shot u the aEc'.
xo4 tI .r icy t-,iJ- ~ being tAs best ouldo EG-ieT
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damage being done in the southern part of this county
bv forest fires Many miles or fence have been destroyed
and on account OF the drouth constant watching
s necessary 70 protect tbs farm buildings. The woods
are burning rapidly MarepgO. Tie people or thdl
region are very anxious and working hard To prevent
the ire from crossing the near their village.
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DE4TH PRhfEGElD ~ coNsCDPrIoN
lRY r1IrgRVrur ~ rHY rErBryr.l

BALTIMORE, JGiy 22.-Charlc, Schoman, age
tv-nteisHt -lot himself shortly before noon to-day
hotel a. Goy4ustoTu, one o' The suburb. " Baltimore
He has long been victim o. consumption. sud li. IL
ter.o sIgtriu-, 10 IS supposed prompted the act He
went i0 GuvIa4tD"a l. uieI and il!. morning sent
flr hs ufi. n-4w Iu.t t. his brother Jaw entered
tue garden. attached 10 tse hotel -cuDuan drew re-
vOlver and fired Tue wound Is fstsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
THE FRANCHISE DEMONSTRATION,

LONDON, July 22.-The Telegraph says that
tn. demosstration OF the trades unions Aha o'no' "
I. prs vs.t.rtay In fa,er OF the Franchise bill was
"a. o.i remarkable and imposing that has been wit
n.sssd during Queen yletOriss reign. over l0o'V0V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
KAochLD oif4 1t4jN GTA coSDcc1oL

ERIE Penn" Jgly pa tramp giving the
name ~ % c1r Graham Was ran over 4uo J-trIa, u r-
by >lDsa-.it t;.IE ~Is34y night He -a7, u.- CON
al.t0r .loe@-. L. a f,.-.t train by bll,in. a, .th
lantern be- w taken 10 hospital aai usd bota feet
4apIr+tet tc- u.ap Grtbsm was found 70 be
vsffuy. Hr u.d 500 i- money ami c-rt.ucs'cs OF
siJ- .lr 500 more lG b4.tvlI Igt Bradford banks
ue C.ze frsm ing -ld. lie Will probably d.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23

CLEyELAND, July 22.-Wulnn Williams
''-l A Davies. r. Clz.r-,, printer tuI sf-s ,-s,.
met AL evening tai determined upon i. ,ibII,.,, -,
sns. nsrans daily paper. Eepubcan Ia p.it.c. and IN
sun A. Ia- rate ~ one cent per copy TIE ul.u VA.
~, l"le SnoWa this mortns when agent. ysr. ..n,
suo. eshus ReIIHIlr.us % IKE .ts.k .D .,.
AAs s~o't-4 stsckls $4,000. IN sl.Ies VI 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
rFe,YED VIlH YELL0W FEVER.

GpsTIv. Mass. July 22.-The brig Clara W..
Goodrich from Havana, arrived here th- morning. IAl'
4. tnc brig reported as having yellow fever on board
sho, -at once placed IN quarantine. captain Pray re-
p1I Dos, De- had scGue-s board but al the pres
eat time we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
RECMyEE f0R I SAYINGS BANK.
IN rrLs1GAra ~ rHE raBrSI

GLoUCEsrER CITY, july 22.-A receiver has
been appointed Tor the Gloucester Cty savings Bank
winch Suspended p4ytcnt short time ago. and IT. anal
Ia fun