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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-20

The following Is the program of ar
educational meeting to be held at the
Rosean school house, Friday evening
March 29th:
Primary Observation-Disclosures Pearce
intermediate Geography-EHe Nc
Colin.
Advanced Reading-Theodore Little
Natural Science-F. Kizer.
Language-Retta Hurlburt.
Every body invited.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-20
THE CITY LIMITS EXTENDED.

MoNEY.-To loan on chattel mortgage
security. A. o. WHARTON.
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PUBLIC sALks.


A List OF the Important Gales as Furn-
ished for the Readers OIL the News.
PUBLIC SALE.-I wiiloff az public
sale. at my farm, three miles southeast
OF Emporia, near Fowler's Chapel, on
MONDAY, MARCH Gath, 1874,
commenciDgas at 10 O'Clock q. N. sharp,
the following described property, to-
wit: Six head of horses. 8 mich. cows
1 heller, 2 calves, brood sows with
pigs, boar. riding pillow, cultivator,
l double shovel, harrow, 2-horse
planter, 1 wagon. double set OF harness,
l single set ef harness. 1 sulky and har.
ness, 2 stoves and other household furni.
ture, about 800 bushels of corn CASH,
ricks OF hay, and many other articles toe
numerous TO mention.
Terms OF Sale-All sums of i've dol.
lars and under cash, all sums over i've
dollars a credit six months will be given
on good security with ten per cent inter.
est, five per cent of for cash.
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wARnEN. LEIGHTON s. HARR1soN.
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Reading, Kas., Feb. %, 1884.
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.IndennIteIy Postponed

GEO. b. PETERS,
Agent at Emporia for Lyon county
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FACTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22
TIE IRISH YATIOY4L LEAG UE

PRESIDENT EGAN APPOINTS THE NATIONAL
COUNCIL AND REFUSES SALARY.
BOsToN. Aug. 21.-The National Executive
Committee Of the Irish National League OF America
has held two meetings here. There in attendance
Patrick Egan the president; NJ. f. Wiihere OF Pennsy
vania; the Rev Charles O'Rely, Roger Walsh, NJ H.
Cannon OF Iowa: DR. J. d. Hanrahan. Of vermont; H.
A. Odum OF Tennessee; Thomas Flatley, % Massachus-
es; T. A Devir e.of New Hampshire; Timothy Mooney
Of Louisiana; Hugh j. Carroll, OF Rhode Island FatrlcA
Martin. OF Maryland; John Wrenn, OF Indiana W. D.
Gleason Of Ohio and william Collins, OF KENTUCKY
In accordance with the resolution adopted at the pteV
Gus meeting, dccgatuG the power OF selecting the
National Council Of to the president MI Egn an
nounced the following VI. V. Cannon, OF Iowa.
Colonel Michael Boand OF California; Timothy MOony oi
louisiana; Thomas Flatey, OF Massac husetts; NJ ~
Holmes OF Ncw-Iersey; Judge j. u. Donnely,ot Wis
cOnsu and Hugh j. Carroll, OF Rhode Island LIE COM
mittee approved OF the presidents action
The president presented the following coInmuhlcaa-
ton: When accepting the position OF president OF the
Irish National League OF America. was not aware oil
the amendment to the constitution passed AT an earlier
part of the day the effect that amount not exceed
inc - 900 shall be annually appropriately out or the
general funds OF the League to indemnify the preSurhI
of the National League for his time and services IN e
interest OF the cause. desire now 70 say tha IN me
future the past my services shall he gwen 10 te
cause of Ireland gratuitOusy and that on no cOhdl3n
will accept any indemnity nor remuneration from TIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. THURSDAY

WASHINGTON. Thursday, Aug. 81, 1884
NEW COUNTERFEIT NoTE.-The Secret Service dlvl-
sion Is in possession count arfet $40 note The
note l. on the rd National Bank or CINCINNATI, ana
nIle it, appearance I'm that city Monday night IL II
a. t.e ser $50, with the brown OF chocolate col
cred back vienetes the face of the note have
coarse scracuey appearance hut the back Is well exc
Cutea. and calculated TO deceive.
ENsIGN CAPEHARI RECovERING.-The acting Secretary
Of the Navy to-day received telegraph from Paymaster
jordan, At Key West, saying thai surgeon Gueras re-
ports Ensign Cdpetsrt cut OF danger
DIS Ash At CANTR~-Dr FarquharsOn, the secrei airy
a. TIE Iowa state Board OF Health DesMOines. tee
grap that ere Is no ufOrma ion at his office relative
g. he susp 'ced cholera at nr and that the excite
msut has subsidized.
APrpINrMENT.-C n. Dickson a clerk In the Interior
Dtu.rtment has been appointed special Indian
agent.
NAL FOR THE GREELY DEAD The mail ADDRESSED To
teIead members Of the Greedy party received To-
cav the Dead Letter Offce. The largest number OF
let, aud paper to Lieutenant kis inquiry
y v,te WINS lad one le ter. aud Private Henry two
j. ter- Those having mark b. which they can he re-
ed WI BE- eX tmned by the Dead Letter Bureau and
rc.llrel 4s possible.
FRAUDULENT SURvEYs.-Assist3nt Land commissioner
Harrison eu 20 10 DAKOTA early month 20 examine
AM sa sutcu r udurnJ su yeys that have been made
u tuIl Territory.
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TIE INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CONGRESS.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-A cable dispatch
from Copenhagen TO The Phuadeipbtd Aedtc~ Netcs
states that the International Medical Congress pro
nounced on all side. 10 have been marked success
Sir william Gall behalf OF the Collective Investigation
Committee British Medical Association, delivered
an admirable address the International Collective In
vestigaton ofdse and moved the appointment Of an
international committee undertake collectively the
prosecution of pathological research. The resolution
was adopted and Drs A jacob, Of NewYork. and " b
Davis of CHICAGO were appointed the American repre-
sentatives the committee
Professor l.. Vrchow. Of Berlin gave an address on
metaplusa which was in every respect worthy OF It's
DISTINGUISHED author Professor Panum Of Cope nhagen
gave an address on invest gaOu- Of food ratons or
men IN tale OF heath and disease. Upon the cOnou
SON OF the progr ,mne Dr. J0ln :. Billings, OF the
limited States ArYry, PrOles,Or carl j. R0.sdnder OF
stockholm -ir RIsdOn Bennett OF London ana Professor
Virchnw presented behalf of the foreign memorr-,
Their best thanks the cordial hospitality with "nch
lev had been re eived ana CALCULATIONS on te sue
c4sSful term on the Ion. Professor Gahuul
thanked the for their attendance at the con-
ere-s and declared the session adjourned.
The a features ~ the congress were maik el Tue
Corporation o. Copenhagen gave a grand banquet 10
Twelve hundred members Of tue congress-
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HE COURTS.
NIP CASES DEMURRER ovERRULED.

Justice Bartlett, in the Supreme Court Cham-
hers Yesterday. overrued the demurrer OF Jeremy I"
Case in the suit OF George C. Gardner against stephen
W Fullerton, Luther shnn' the CormeIcla' ioiV
gram Company the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph
COMPANY and others. Mr. Gardner. as stockhoder OF
the Commercial Telegram Company, charges that 'he
original directors OF the corporation having increased
the capital stock from $4,000 to @loooOoV anu nav
ing falsely represented the capital as paid IN ny sVs
checks Tor the amount took the money RON thc Ioa,
for their own benefit by purchasing Herewith IeS gu
natent rights owned bv Mr. Shinn for the nominal sum
OF 900 900 really worth only Slu0oo al1
ouentv divided among themselves the Hl'VVV'Vuu
ceved nv Mr. Shnn. Mr. Gardner sued I"r an tgcouHl
inc and 70 recover the difference OF S9ooOVV' ne nU
so,ybt 10 compel the defendants 70 account TOT '1o
shares of stock given them in rus Tor the OoleIqa.
COMPANY and improperly diverted Nv them ana tlrlner
to break an agreement between the Couluetch ann tuo
BANKERS and Merchants Company, by when the lanh-
r and erchants Company obtained the control OF the
other ., ,.,-.. ~.
Mr. Case demurred to the complaint alleging tnaI MI
Gardner. being member OF the 'OlheIcla, ON
pany could not bring suit that this was the province Va
the Attornev-Geucral and that certain parues "eio
made defendant who should not have been.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22
COTTON uARkEr-sY TELEGRAPH

LIvRRPoOI. Aug 2l-l2.S0 p. m.COtton steady Mdding
Upsnds 3D. do Orleans Old sales 90 bales ncud
ing 900 bales speculation aud receipts loo bales
Amenoah Futures nrn Oplahds Low Mlddng clause
August aud september delivery, l-64d; 2b4d do.
september aud october delivery 2.64d Sid.
October and November delivery bO64d also Ol64di
Der ami January delivery 5664d January Feb
ruary delivery 5o6id DO september delivery, 264d
also b 3.Oid
ding Uplands llod Low MlddhBg Cpands. sd Good
ordinary Uplands led Ordinary Upands Old Good
Middling Texas cad MiddDg Texas Odd Low Middlng
Texas Good Ordinary Texas l'-ltdi ordinary TEXAS
3 5-l5d Middlmg Orleans q id. Low Mlddlng orleans,
I'D Good Ordinary Orleans. l1-4od Ordinary orleans
M s,es Of the day included 400 bales American.
tlres firm Upands Low Mddng clause August delivery,
264d sellers. August and september delivery, -b4d
sellers do september October delivery 3o4d sellers
vcmber December delivery Aeosd sellers 10 rcel
b,r and January delivery, 5IBd value DO January ana
February delivery. 5sO4d value do september delivery
n YoIfoa- Futures closed steady. Upands MID
ding clause August delivery lid sellers 10: August
and september delivery %-O4d sellers 40. september
venbor delivery Lad buyers 40 November and Decem-
her GsltyeT 5.64d. buyers do December aud January
delivery S64d sellers; do January ana feDuAIy delivery
ESfd sellers do. September delivery 5-otd buyers
vpi- aIes o the week al 800 bales; American $4,000
hsI. ssculaors took 900 bales exporters TOOK, $500
Saiss sarWarded from ships side direct TO spinner, $500
bales actual export 5000 bales l9A .SvoO oAls
american 900 BALES total stock, 7IOOO DAies Amecsn
4a.iyxsToS Aue ELECTION dull MiddIns. lO's Low
Modpg los Good Ordinary SO mel AND gross IecePts
les bales Exports COAst"lse' S0' OAoS' SAA'S' 80 ~
S.v.SsX9 Aug 2I-CottOn nominal, Middlng lois
Low Middling esl Good Ordinary. ss het ana groSs 10
oeiuts bales sales 70 bales, stock $40 DaIrs. N n "a
EEW.oaIKAse Aug 2l.-CotJ0n quiet MldhlnS ~ o-io
Low Middling los Good Ordinary 97s net receipts IS
bses gross 81 bales sales 200 bsleS stock ISOJo DAe~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22
THE DEMOCRACY DISCOURAGED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-Ihe Democrats are
much discouraged az the situation The letter OF Ceve
land vas great disappointment II had no catchwods
il con aimed Civil Service plaudes than were ac
ceptae o old line Democrats and 1t said nothing about
the tariff which dspeases both the reeraiera and the
protectonists The discOurl cement OF yesterday mas
been intensified by the announcement to-day OF the
action Of Boweus Independent to-day in abandoning
Cleveland and the leaders privately admit that the
scandal story il to a much important factor or
the campaign than they had supposed II
would he.
Yet Secretary Post. of the Democratic Congressoni
Committee has returned from his fishing trip In Canada
aud In his youthful enthusiasm says: I'VE nave the
enemy upon the run" Mr. Posts opinion Is 70 b" quail
n by the fact that he has Just been two weeks IN 10
TOnto a fishing trip and that be dd not read
many American newspapers when absent 30 DIS views
Of the American political situation, doubtless are 10 De
Iuferpreted from a strictly Canadian standpoint.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
y, r1rpo PNEUMONIA IN THE WEST.

III Il
49, ALARMING REPORT FROM DIR. SALMON AT PEo-
p1A-INFECTED JERSEYS SPREADING DISEASE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-AbOut two weeds
vrord wac received the Department OF Agriculture
N.t pleuro-pneumonia had broken out among Jersey
.,,le IN Illinois Dr. salmon who was sent 10 make al
ses,ieation has made report from Peoria He says
rher can no longer be any doubt OF the outbreaks ne
cntagious pleuro. neunonia. II seems TO be tracea
Ne IN combination sale of Jerseys held al virginia
nliuols February 21 These animals were widely as
,,buted and is impossible to say now how much Gam
se tbey have done Other animals have since been sold
from the infected herds and p that have heard OF have
pe 70 other States and transfers continually being
made Others from infected herds would certainly have
hem put in the combination sale TO take place IN Ch
csgo the first week in September This sale shall try
% have postponed This is the most serious outbreak VI
disease that has occurred for long time, and unless
prompt action taken stop II the Jersey cattle inter-
est in the West will be ruined and pneumonia VIII
be beyond control Several OF the finest herds In the
aes are now infected affected animal in hero e1-
am,ned to-day is worth 81 800 some other animals IN
these nerds worth much more tnan una anu W. ~,
the herds contain 80 head each twenty net1
which went to kentucky were bought by dealer anu
L av be in a dozen different herds by this time. -,
r salmon further says that the state authorizes nave
agreed TO cooperate with the Government In extermnat
kcting Commissioner Carman has telegraphed him :
.Take all deemed necessary ana 10 he iu eNehV
an horned by law" 49,, 80,
oHcia. al the Agricultural Department this Il the
ors time pleuro nOuia has appe red IN the
Ws Heretofore has been confined 60 the East Ihey
vii every effort tn prevent spread o. the disease
r salmon wi, four five assi7tants IL at present en-
r. In irving 10 discover the parts OF the country rO
which the cattle were originally shipped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22

LrvERPoOL. Aug l-ProvisiOns-Bacon CunDeri1ni Ca'
bis Cd. Long Clear Mdies jls I'd, nhJrt Cls1r "a 'aJ
B2s Od. short RIBS. sos ID shoulders % PEI PIN.
IO sfJr la ian Mess Prime Moss, fJa FyA-
Nos II 81 per Dbli ri ne Ness Eastern loa Vest
ern 5-A L1rl-AmerIcan 81 Oh. Prime western ia -
OIL, 4Os u. Hans-L.1ug cut, 3is ud shoIns
Butter J5s per for United Stats, 10 80,
American ChOlCe 52s Oh Whsat-Itcd western 9pln-
as ,d Red Winter. -. ID d1s ID per crna ~
Is sd. New Western Winter - ID New MIlA S, g.
81 NJ; California No l.. IS Id. Hst 3D.
IL Id. ais ID GENITAL C0rn-Miret OH % -, ~
new sd per centA. PrOduce-5prts o. ~ p.rr
q Bdi do az LOndDa. "a Sd per c"L fseHhea 20
eum 81 per gallon Clover seed-A s.ta sonaoa
- 3D. Pale "a 1l0a Cd lnsesi OIL lBs ~ per Crs
LONDON Aug 2l-pr0incs Llnseed OIL 10 ~ o. 10 -
nsr ton Calcutta lAnseed As sd rs I'd per luAret =
seed cake 4Sjs res los ton Refined Petroeun
ad per gllOn spirits o. TurDe1una -tA 90 per 81
sperm oil E6j Pc ton. RoHn-Comnon vs. VI - 20
pale - ola PrDVisiOns-Llrt 49, Oh per crL .pF
American sugar l6A Sd los % per cNt TOT C1Dt NJ
fugal Jirizns g5' ani lJA Sd Sl4A ID Tor Cuos nus
ssYadO refining alJaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22
NEw-YORK, Aug. 81.

NEw-YORK, Aug. 81
The control of the petroleum market was held
without dispute today by tn "bul-." Prices adj
vauced without excitement or any unusual volume Of
dealings from 1888 o. s25s the only fluctuations being
small and those natural TO q rising market The impulse
upward was supple by the reports from Bradford Penn
where the producers in session, 70 the effect That
every Indication pointed To cont nuance OF he existing
policy of restricting the output TIE effect or this news
was supplemented by dispatches showing still Further
decline IN the yield OF the new Wardwel district.
Carving rates were about 90 cents. Il
IL doubtful that the short interest largely
reduced nv the days operations hut few new buyers
we're drawn into market by the more favorable as-
pect or the situation The market closed strong at ho
top ugIr,s Of the lay.
The range OF prices ana the total dealings we're a.
z
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DULL MARKETSIN CHICAGO.
80 CHANCE FOR THE BULLs-A FALL IL CORN AND
WHEAT
lnr TELEGRAPH TO rar rRBuyEi


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THF rRrBrSEi
CHICAGO Aug. 21.-After the squirt of the
past day two, trading Change has fallen of to al
most nothing II looked this though the bulls
had made their al effort for the time being leaving
the hears with very little matera 10 operat4 upon The
markets were steady a around, and the only trades
spoken o. were few In AMI lard. Adams and
Hutchinson said TO have purchased m' corn early
in day and IT is believed that the st named trader
sold fw terces ~ lard toward tine close. A
email scap'ng trade only done In
wheat The September option opened at
7g7s cent ami closed at O'Clock 81 7Se cents. Corn
for the me month WAS steady closing irn better At
bqis cents Lard closed at decline Of 90 centa from
a. 90 a. he opening aud short ribs were hanged ~
$40 30 Inc most popular snhiac ni conversation about
The alley tn crop puspecs Ao ordns ~ the latest
lerut.s they continue very cool promising 40 oppoi
tupify any import ant hill movement Tor mnniha 20
rnar shipments have fallen on materially under the IN
nunnnu - dfY weather Ia Europe Herripta n wheat
aud corn ~ heavier today than irairait Hh' wins
ty oars uf ihr aud isp ~ The lstr grain The
sniailrHt poss bio rfrtr4t is rafnfY arifrd uruh
b, tho hulla hut last hefe seems ln hn none al All
Al early frost their las hope, ana they tebi 10 tn
possibility Of That daily though u Was The best thlhH
than could fnT thu good OF th country lhe close
at .iO 0ci1oa ~ zee fOr Hrpepbef Whea o2ls loi
september " 90 for September hfli $40 % Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22

soI AT 7s17so $4,000 Pernambuco on private terms
also 100 tons Fair for september I" DC Eehpsc
8isa7c.; Granusted 69.lsc; Mould a. s.l66@xe.f,;
Confectionery a" &C.; STANDARD a. osc ~ AZ
55,n57sc. White Extra &C." 5pa5fcs Bxfre u o<1
sac: TC" 1893 &C.. Yellow 4i2a H., pr,,a city
TALLOW-A shade lower azain ana duL fi""' N'J
quoted at CSC. Sales $4,000 ID az oosc
TEA-Stil dull and nominal 80 -, ~ "a,
TOBACCO-Weseru Tobacco firm % mas 80. = -
October, sod at 7'sc August 7.a7'c sstenl9ger ne
October 9-l6G 10. November, ~, So 70
cember 7sa7c short notices hrmer for the zAth ns~
5-l6o. bid and 794c asked.
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Elsewhere IN, claa-ance' were OIL city 929OuOO
Refined On W rs stronger and prices were again adj
vauced Il Of cent per gallon = cents IN NeN-iOtk
and "a Ia Philadelphia and Baltimore
BRADFORD, Penn, Aug 2L-Crude OH strong ana
higher: total rnn. "Wednesday 72Os1 bb7j total ship
,p,nts 7G57s bbls: charters. 1903 bos; National
Transit certificates opened AT 76s AMI closed at 81
highest price OF the day s21s. lowest price 1913.
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer Vesseisdnf Railroads
NEw-YoRK. August 81. 1884,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW-1DKN AILTI-I
COFFET-spot Rio duh at 10 l0iic. for Od Fair no
sales options quiet and steady sales lou bags De
business little time The clos
ing steady the following prices: August 90
s40as4 December s4j $50 January. % a-93' zen
rulry S5Id so Mild Grades steady but quiet The Man
helms CARO- Of Palanc Il "a IA TO have been al sold But
erybody has a little and there Il no scarcity
iOTfON-Spot cotton active steady and unchanged
Sales hles 900 last evening" including 900 Tor ex
mort and . s22 for sninung Delivered contracts 900
bales Receipts ports to-day, 81 bales against 3s
this day week 1857 laAt year since september l.
b1ieL against 5g47-64 period last setSon
The quotations according 70 the American casshcaton A'
As fp
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fao first IS OF from Az TO 43Ssa43%. The East
Tennessee virSuia and Georgias ruled about steady;
consols at 6Ol9a60ls and incomes at 1s7s91ss. sc.
Northwestern deJeuIure % g 10 95a and Burng-
ton ana quincy deben'ure 81 up per cent az 964
Kansas rae nc co 1sOs easier at S2l2 0S2 Texas
ana faclhcs ruled strong; incomes at Al II . ana
frsts Rio Grande division at 54as
Inc .un-Irrasury to-day gained balance S305,9O6,
OF Sl.ZlI The days operations covered Receipts,
II 200 233; plymeEt.. Ss64,347; currency balance,
S13 3369fS coin balance, S124 sS3, Jos.
Money continues 10 rule easy at ne stock EXchan %
to-day There were exceptional loans at per cent nut
rate was per cent
The Ceari11 House statement to-day was az 'oIows:
EGchangrs ;. SIs.@liil0; balances, S3,lS2934
IN united states Treasury Washington tO-diy re-
e"iVed si19OOO In National bank notes for Tedemp-
ION Inc customs receipts were s77s,SB7 ana the IN
teInaI revenue receipts were S3il,3OL
he foreign exc. anges develop, no ne " features
Inc markets are dun and rites are steldy az
quotatl0n- FOR business follows Bankers
bills - s2l2 and - SIG FIR long AMI short sterling
resect VeY; 81 and lS3s for francs; GA an 9l'5
Tor rclchInarks 1873 md 4Dls for gWl ecs.
Inc governors ~ he Bank OF In -lald at their regua
" tky me ting today made no en- uge IN The banks
IN hlmun rate o. discount and remains N PEI cent.
during me week the INK gained 4~iS2O bulon, and
Tue pIopoO OF Us res rY' % ITS Liabilities was aIs d
from Al 10 10 To 43 ll-l6 against 46 HIS per cent az
uls Iate at year Al the London stock EXchau ye
brush h'o" were steady 'Or money M l"O's Ind llb
unch need az 1874 but he 4l9 of b AZ II -.
Am fctl railways opened lower aud Afterwards further
d'cllh IN re pDu~e to to-day home early Dr'ce5 A.
tars c per c"n- from 77.3J To $50 - p ,
d'-pt' me reported emcut about the Chinese di
15.l the Z
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one country pervaded by this Jurisprudence were soon
shared by every other . - 49,. ox,s. IN
Taxing thu law and equity systems as they eNst IN
ths country and Great Britain, he considered IL 10 W
with All ite defects. the most refined cultivated anu
splendid system OF law as applied TO the analrs OF h
kind that tine world had ever seen. r-,,,,.
Judge DlOns paper received with favor Wl,l'ain
Allen Butler OF NewYork, submitted the report OF w
Committee Jurisprudence and Law Reform. In ~
ports of the other Standing Committees were Passe
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DENYING REPORTS ABOUT THE LEAGUE.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 21.-William NJ. Collins,
Of this city delegate tae Irish National League Con
vcnon recently held Boston, says the convention dld
not enertan any proposition trade the IrslAmerlcan
vote for the advancement Of Ireland's cause Mr.
Collins saws II was under by the League that irish
affairs should be kept separate from American poItlcs
Disptcnes To-Day represent Collins a. being present ~
the meeting Boston, whereas ne mas DetH III
Louisville since Monday.