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WASHINGTON, Aug. -. The marine
hospital bureau is informed that yellow
fever is prevailing with great fatality on
tho Island of Porto Rico. Tho disease l.
not confined TO recent immigrants IRON
Spain, but all are attacked, including
the Creole population. Governor-Iien
oral Marquis dc Lavega lnsclan died o
yellow fever after fVo days Illness, ant
several Spanish citizens are down viii
tho dispuSo.
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by his peculiar transactions as broker
for John r. Dun, which were
considered so fraudulent that he
was expelled from the Stock eX-
change. After making restitution to
Dun to the amount of $4,000, he had
left aclear fortune of 81 80, 900; yet in tho
! brief period since that time Hutchinson
mas succeeded in spending nearly all
| that vast sum and after paving his in
| debtedness Ii is declared he will not
have 3 dollar. lie owes nearly S2OO,UOO.
on the street, and it is doubtful if he can
| liquidate these claims without the as
sistance of his wife, who has q large for
! tune in her own right.
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BoNHAM, Aug. a. Special. Bon
ham received two bales of cotton to-day;
the first was raised by w. T.. Coyington,
about two miles wcs' Of town, the other
hy William Cobb. near Ludonia. The
two bales were sold at auction. NJ,
Rosonhgum purchased both NJ IN cents.
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Bic Mining Cnrnorniion.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2i.-Thc Cali
rornia and Consolidated Virginia Mining
company consolidated to-day. The new
corporation is to bc known a. the Con
snlidnted california Mining company,
ropitnl stock S2,lGO,Om, divided into
shares of the par value Of 500 each.
Every five shares of each OF The old COM
panics to be entitled to one share of the
new company,
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JAMESTOWN, DAKOTA, Aug. .i.. James
r.. Wallace, President of the First Ma
tionM bank Of this city, made comics
sion Of Judgment to his brother, Charles
l.. Wallace, ~ Newcastle, Pennsylvania,
i'm the sum of SSO,UN, and the bank sus
pended business.
IL is understood that the dcposiiors
will be protected by securities.
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War in thetar Enst--rhe Opening of Hos.
Utilities.

For the third time in her history Chi
ma embarked yesterday upon II conflict
with u European Power. Each of her
wars has been caused by the peculiari-
ties of the Chinese way OF thinking.
In 1874 she fought England because
she objected 10 the opium trade and dis
liked 10 see her population drunken and
bosottcd. She got u sound thrHShng;
hat that was the Chinese way of think
ing.
Ia 1858 she fought England aud France
! hocnuse she objected to see smugglors
and pirates openly trade under the
I English aud French flags. Again SHE
Was we'll whipped; but that was the
| Chinese way OF thinking.
| In 1884 shr is going Ia tight France
again bccjl',e she objects to pay eighty
millinn francs for Injuries inflicted 10y
persons over whom she has ~ merely
nominal authority. once more she II
likely to suiler defeat; hut that Is til,
! Chinese way Of thinking.
From an American point of view W.
would Illustrate the motives of the pres
ent war Ivy reversing the picture.
let Us imagine that, instead of
French invasion of TOnquin, China ha
invaded the principally of Monaco
Disguised with the havoc wrongh
anloag her own inhabitants ny clos
intteniiOn Ia the games of "stud poker
and "hOnest john" she determines {
mt down the games of "ronletie an
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" aSpracticod In tn
Casino Of Monte Carlo.
Her junks sail mp the Mediterranean
They land under the palm trees of tll
late NJ. Bianc's gaming paradise. The
reduce his crOupiers 10 subicctiOl
They storm the rocky heights I
Monaco. They force the Prince 10 sign
treaty, admitting the supremacy nj u
Chinese aud abjnrng the profits NJ III
green boards in his vicinity.
The conquest completed, some ~ Il
mandarins pay visit to the adioiuir
town of Nice. Resenting their swagg,
and blus,et, the French lnhnbitants Z
= Nice fall on them, hellor them an
) bundle them out Of the Ace.
e Instantly China demt1ds s0,OO,V
5 Traces from France. 'NhatV' crit
b Franco, "ei ,hty millions 'pr. iluashlf
q k..al.... =. l. .l..-.l..A. 49,. 4 -
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nn,.hin.nn,. History.

NEW YoRK, Aug, -. From the World
of Wednesday; VIM. j. Hutchinson
was not ut his office yesterday
lie Is said to he ut bis cottage
at Senhright Frustrated bv his manifold
misfortnnos. Tt Is less than three years
ngn siner Hutchinson male H.W'hV
n u .iA 81. .u j.. 4.l sold.
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EnIlnrr Id TcNnrknnn.

TExApKANN, Aux, Aug. %. Special
Eugene Jordan, grocer. was closed
by attachment to-day by san & Mills. OF
st. Louis, the Camp Springs Mill com
pany, ami J. r.. Smith, of this city. The
claim OF the parties will aggregate about
Al nm
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ncnncit's CnbIc.

LoNpoN, Aug. % The steamship
Faraday has laid the first deep sea por-
ton Of the second Bennett ackay
cable, and Is now returning to Wool
witch, To receive the remainder of the
deep sea portion and American Shcre
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COMPROMISING Documents.

ODESSA, Aug. %, Compromisingdocu-
mcnts have been discovered i'm the house
OF u merchant at KalinnaN whose
daughter fired at Col. katanski, OF the
gen darmes, on Thursday last
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poRtsMoUrm, y, H., Aug. ~. Lieut.
Greely has received from Commander
Cheyne. of the Royal navy, eongratn-
latory dispatch. An urgent telegram
WAS also received from Capt. bedford,
requesting Greely's presence at Tie meet
Ing of the British association NJ Mon,
treal on September J.. ldeutenaot anu
Mrs, Greedy leave "Wednesday Tor MON
treal.
CONGRATULATIONS.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. u. count
DeIosseps has sent letter from the
French Geographical ociety, congratn'
lating Greedy upon the scientific results
OF his expedition, expressing SympauliN
ut the loss OF his comrades ana cohgrsi
Mating him upon his rescue.
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WAsHiNGToN, Aug, %. Senior ROM
Gro, the Mexican minister, has received
a communication announcing the failure
Of the corn crops in Chihuahua, and
asking him to notify exporters of corn
in this country, who may wish TO eN-
port il for seed to Chihuahua TO address
the government Of that state, giving
price, quality and quantity.
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NEW York, Aug. 26.--The directors
of the Louisville & Nashville railroad
to-day agreed upon Il plan for the reor.
gaulsatiOn OF tho company. Details will
not hC made public until September Il.
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Pianos First Hale.

PLANO, Aug. ~. Special. The first
bale Of cotton was received to day, lt
was raistd by q. W. BumpHss and sold
to Kendrick & Co. at II cents. II
wcighcu "a pounds,
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CAIRO, Aug. 2G.-The French consul at
Khartoum, has been ordered to remain
there, even in the event that Gen. Cor.
don consents to return with the relief
pXpcditiOn.
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NEw YoRH, Aug. 2j.r-As the super
visoes of Qneen county have refused to
delray tho expenses OF eNhunlhs tas
hodv of P,ivate Henry, $40, the remains
III ttp unrnrlurntc Arr'ir vnvnHur Wis
=. IA Ii rH
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GiBRALrAR, Aug. &.-Thc United
states steamer, Hearsago, has received
direct orders from Washington to make
a cruise along the north and west coast
of Africa,
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New Iplih, Aug. 2h-A prize tight has
boon arranged between Mervin Thomp'
son aud Capt. James G. Daily. The
stakes are 81, 800 side. Tho fight is to
he governed by the rules of the London
prize ring and will take place witlhS llN
miles OF New orleans, three days sitor
the Stsldurd Burke fight,
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 96.-'rhe speed Wial
by phallas and Jay.Eye-See,. set for 90
day, vt Prospect PARK, will not take
place. The track Is heavy on account
~ min
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Col. j. @. Booth, editor and proprietor
Of the Decatur Tribune, arrived In the
CITY last night
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Mrs. &C. Slaughter aud Miss Annie
Pfouts LETT yesterday for few days
soiourn on the beach ut Galveston.
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4 p n NJ Ne R THAN EV H n !


VERY PRICES. Call Weseo All
PROOF
hand Call and 20 Ems
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Sac rrrferrcd M. old nalIrlon.

"What do the papers mcan'' asked n
good old lady at the South end. "lsto
they say that all the ministers arc com
ing out for Cleveland or Blaine. Is II
any kind of new religion or faith they
have got ups"
mo. Il simply means they are taking
one side or the other In politics, and hu'
no reference to religious belief at ALL"
az think they had better drop politics
and attend b. church affairs. II make
them forget their Creator. j haven
heard of one coming ont for the LORI
since the DAYS of Moody and Sankey.
II Boston Globe.
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LnNpoN, Aug. %, I'm earthquake of
thirty seconds duration occurred to-day
on the Island of Jersey.
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l.oSpoN, Aug. ~. Col. Redverso But
Ter, ol the English army, has started Tor
EEVpt.
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Kan, Race ro.Da,.

SARATOGA, y. v, Aug. @.-The Riley.
Ten Eyck boat race was postponed on
accounted rough water until O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon,
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W. Babb. member Of the East Dal las
fire department, who died yesterday
morning, was buried by the iiremen
Yesterday.
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LoNroN, Aug. -, General Woolseley
will proceed to Egypt TO assume chiol
military command of the forces there.
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4 Good Rain out west-Mau Missing

4 Good Rain Out WeSt-Mnn His~ing.2
MIpLANn, Aug. 26. Special. Avery
lire rain, lasting several hours, zen here
last night. The grass was good, doing
wcllaud is still better now, and more
attractive than ever. Stock men also
are still coming. one outhtarrlved yes
terday. another to-day and more are en-
pected this week.
A. Hiborn has been missing for about
two weeks, and it is feared has been lost
on the prairies. Parties are searching.
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DISSOLUTION.

DIssOLuTtON NUrlCE-IiiEuO.rAilf
~ nership heretofore existing between Fat
O'Kccfo and GA. Wells, under the ilrm name
of u'kccfs q Wells, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Pat Okecfc retiring and "a
Wplls continuing he business, assuming ni
iehts md cnlleclug an accounts duo lhg hrn
Of O'K,'efe a Mels. PAR U'kHfFE.
sAs...-. \. 4. Il EA....
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edenia.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechnl Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alphine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily of the valley.
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New Hale at Iic>a.
II,n,erent Grteiy In Don,and.

llico, Aug. %. Special. The first
new bale of cotton came in b. day.
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Every smoker should try "little
Joker
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Mr. Frank X. Graft, with Ault ~
wlborg, Cincinnati, ohio, Is ut thr
'..--.l..,
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Decatur Secures Good Cotton Rates.


DECATUR, Aug. %. Special. "A conf
mittee representing the business men of
Decatur composed Of George Murphy, j..
W. Hatcher, j. w. Walden and j. w.
Booth had a conference to-day with MIR.
Wells, general freight agent of the Fort
Worth Il Denver railroad in regard to
rates on cotton. 4 satisfactory conclu-
sion was arrived at. ON all through
shipments, - cents per bale
will be charged from Decatur more than
from Fort Worth. The banks here will
charge the same exchange as is charged
by the Fort Worth banks, and as ar
rangements for warehouse will be 81
once inauguratei, the insurance will bC
materially losscned. This is agood place
for few reliable buyers. While th'
crop is not as good as desired it vii
compare favorably with other sections
No rain vet.
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NEW Okh, AUX -ps-''bN'I hihtHtN |
strong aud higher.
Railways quiet.
state securities quiet.
Tennessee mixed sold nj BOZ.
The stock market to day was very in
regular, but in The main weak. At the
onenipc luion Pacific was conspicuous
for Il rise Off per cent. to -. The re-
maiuder OF ,he active list, after frac
tional decline in the first sales, became
strong and highcr and in sympathy
with the rise IN Union Pacific, the add
vance ranging from l.Wll, per cent.
Union Pacific was fore q down to 1Ul2,
but later rallied 90 Il and then dropped
TO ig5 Coal shares also weakened,
especially Iackawanua, which broke 3
ppr cent. TO 1927. Sales were re-
ported at this time mt lOI, seller
dO-2H per cent. neio" the
price in the regular way. The remain
der of Che list declined itUl+ per cent.
Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, Missouri Pa
cihc, Northern Pacific preferred, and
Western Union being the most promi-
nent. During tile afternoon the market
was first firm and then teaturelcss.
After 2:3O. however, many shares We're
at the lowest figures OF the day. At these
prices, decline from the highest point
was equal to i2W27, per cent. IN ma
sales, The marEet was weak at or nCal
the lowest figure Of the day. Compared
with last nights closing, prices were =
az y per cent. lower, except for Louis
Vile a Nashville, which is p per cent
higher: New York Central unchanged
Transactions, 3OS,OO0 shares.
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BUSINESS BUDGET.
THE NEW BALE STILL COMING
A 6ood Rain Out west-New York stock
Market Irregular and LOwer-GcH-
eral Railroad and Trade
News-MeX lean Corn.
View York stock ,Nnrket.

NEW YORK, Aug. %, Governments
sirong aud higher.
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in his dens but needs more methodica precision and
defnteness. Has a commercial or business nose. His
lungs stronger than his heart"
Mr. RUsKIN, in common with the majority of great
men, has his oddities. One of these is that he
goes to funeral matter how dear or near the
friend He says it is ten years since he has been
to one and adds pathetically 81 shall go to more
funerals until go to my own
THE ex-Empress Eugene still cngs to Chiselhurst,
and is negotiating for residence, an estate
known "Coopers," which is larger and more at
tractive than Camden, where she so long has lived,
andis particularly acceptable to Eugenie as it COM
mands view of the tomb where her husband and son
are buried.
IT is often said that is government by law
yers but Prof. Brewer of Yale College, calls attention
to the fact that fifteen of twenty-One Presidents
farmers the sons of farmers and he thinks it
mot too much to say that up to the present time the
educated in childhood or youth farms have
had the leading part in making this nation what it
is"
"CGUR D ALENE" is a French phrase, meaning
heart like ew and is similar in its Specification
to the English phrase, heart like stone" The
French, by figure of speech apply the term Ceur d
Alene to who is wanting in humane feeling and
callous to suffering, and this it seems, the early
French traders estimate of the character of these
Indians
CAPTAIN DOUGLAS CATION has shown the advant-
age of cast-iron pipes for drains of houses to his
eountrymen in England, who will persist in using
stoneware drain-ppes. Castron pipes if cast sound,
prevent leakage into the subsoil beneath house,
they are almost cheap as earthenwarei they are
truer in bore and what is Of greater value they
not liable to breakage fracture.
THE Isthmus of Cornth has been disturbed from
its sleep of centuries and is the of very
active engineering operations, town, called
1sthma, of at least two hundred houses and stores,
having risen the shore of the Gulf of Egina The
dredging of the approaches of the canal has been
menced on each side at the rate of Ave thou
sand cubic metres of sand and soil every twenty
hours.
FROM Paris comes the announcement of the death
of Annie Leonie BarOnne Daumesnil. She was nine
ty-two years old. Her father Garet, first Presi-
dent of the Bank of France who in his cell await
ing death when the fall of Robespierre saved him.
Her husband was that General Daumesnil who de-
Tended Vineennes against the allies in 1S48 and on
being summoned to surrender only answered; II will
capitulate to you when you give back the leg lost
at Lutzen."
JUST ffty-two years ago Taglioni married to
Count Gilbert de Vosins Five days later they parted
forever Twenty years afterward the Due de Morny
gave dinner, at which Taglioni and Rachel were
present Count de Vosins also among the guests.
''Who is yon governess looking womani" he asked in
whisper of Arsene Houssaye. Don't you recognize
herP' replied Houssaye; 't is your wife" After a
moment of deep thought, "Cest bien possible" said
the Count, and turned to another subject.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY TALK.

GuAss is becoming fashionable as protection to
oil paintings, and safeguard against moths and
damp the backs of valuable pictures covered with
rubber cloth.
A WEST END bank in London, with humor that
half for the tyranny of the act has issued
order that gentlemen must not wear boards or mus
taches during Office hours"
In illustration of the Scotchmans love of country
the late Duke of Buccleuch said 81 would rather
die in a snow wreath the braes Of Yarrow than
on the softes bed the shores of the Medterrane-
an"
THE following advertisement appears in the London
papers: H R. Fl. the late Duke of Albany. Sands
o Dee by F. Clay, the last song sung by the lament
ed Prince Leopold, will be sung at the London Pavil
ion Music Hall by Mrs Weldon"
SAISTE BEUvE in the last years Of his life, paid
this compliment to Matthew Arnolds knowledge of
French: "You have passed through French life and
literature by deeper inner line which confers nita-
ton and which you will never lose"
ILABoUcHERE says he hears that Charles Reade has
left literary aud dramatic autobiography. lively
with criticism Of his contemporaries and their works
Since Caryles there is hope that any such budget
of possible mischief should be kept hundred years
as 1t ought to be.
IT the feminine fashion in London just row to 20
and hear Moodey and Sankey but young lady writes
to the Morning Post that Moody 80 shocked her and
others by saying Il guess Bartimaus was In hurry
TO get home to see what his wife like that they
have ceased going.
A PHYsLcGNoMIsT on Broadway just below Four.
teeuth street has outside his establishment photo
graph of editor Dana Of the Sun, with the following
analysis of his character "Large language, imagna
ton and sublmity, with vein of mirth. Ia ntelli-
gent, but ncliped to be little visionary. Can lay
plans better than can hatch them. Decidedly think
cr but lacks littlo in keenness of perception. Firm
perseverng and oaergetc; broad and oomP rehsnsivo
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POLITICAL NOTE AND GOSSIP.

THE Jeffersonville Gazette is strongly for
General Harrison as the Republican presidential
candidate.
THE New York World recently placed Messrs.
Blaine and Conkling among the opponents of the
electoral commission bill when it was passed.
Mr.. Blaine was, but Mr.. Conkling was leading
advocate -
EVANSVILLE Journal Senator Harrison appears
to be enjoying boom of large dimensions, Of
which he is entirely worthy. The effort to
make it appear that Judge Gresham is the
favorite in Indiana will prove futile. Some of
the delegates classified as Gresham men are for
Harrison. .-+ tstslr W. gF4 ;
JUDGE BREWER made his debut as judge of
the United States District Court at Omaha on
Tuesday, and in opening the court, said he had
lived in ten States, but the citizens Of Nebraska
outranked those of any other State in point of
grit. Nebraska did not instruct her delegates
for Blaine,
COLUMBUS Republican: If Gen Morton c.
Hunters physical condition is such as to admit
of it, he is the very man for the Republicans to
run for Congress in this district. He has more
brains than all the proposed Democratic candi-
dates combined. and could just about walk away
from any man they can select.
INDIANAPOLIS News: The Republicans can
not nominate man for President more certain
of carrying Indiana than Senator Benjamin
Harrison and he is the only Indianian. with
whom such certainty rests. If there are any
reasons why he would not be equally certain of
carrying New York we have not seen them
stated.
ABRAM S. HEWITT said recently that he was
satisfied that Mr. Tilden would be nominated
and that he would accept the nomination. Mr.
Hewitt says that Tilden believes that if the nom
inatior comes to aim with practically unani-
nous vote, he can afford to accept and throw the
entire responsibility and work of the canvass
upon his friends. .k225t AZ : g
THE spectacle of Mr. Blackburn. of Kentucky
who proposed few years ago to wipe from the
statute book every vestige of the legislation re.
sulting; from the war, administering to Me-
Eaton of Connecticut, the chief of confederate
sympathizers deserved chastisement for his
attention of the country. =
Boston journal: Mr.. Blanes friends claim
that eighteen of the twenty-six delegates of
Michigan to the Republican national convention
are sure for Blaine and in our estimate he is
credited with that number, but Senator Palmer,
of that State. says that "Edmunds, Blaine,
Arthur, General Sherman and Logan have sup
port about in the order named"
JAMES R. YOUNG, IN Cincinnati Times Star:
Southern Republicans, as rule, take little stock
in Blaine as he failed them during reconstruc-
ton times in using his power as Speaker to de-
feat what was known as the force bill They
think that that was the entering wedge to what
has resulted in their virtual disfranchlsement
They think that he was the cause of their pres
ent position of being looked upon as simply
traders and tramps in the Republican party.