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i c9yfzIcr Of Authority.

BALTIMORE. July lin the United States
Circuit Court, Judge Bond to-day took mp the hah'a'
erpus case o. j. o. Beckett and George Peacock the TWO
United ~t,to In,rshals lately arrested the order Of
Jus se Walters If ar0rl county circuit Court for con
tsmpt The case cXcites considerable INTEREST,"
"a 1t involves the question Of the rGht Of 0t"e
Court, TO interfere with the United states maIshal'
whom acting under orders Of Federal officials me Who9
trouble 10 that thomas i. oliver packer III iiu "ih
County. sctfus into debt borrowed ri5Op ilnn ~ n
r. y. Ihufber of NpN-Nerk giving A' cor aiti' WIN
other seruiie4 warehouse receipt for 5000 cA-c' "i
tomatoes. Getting further 10 dp oliver mortEas'u ln,
Same Tomatoes aud ueu failed The Ihurbrl' proc
uu thr tnitri statoa uiauirt to1tt a rpeNh on w
ruoja. Tho Hartford county pfope etoo"unE th' moi
lfslo iaaurd one from tnr county our . ,..-,i..
The naiaAnla got the ground mat hhl N'it ''3l,
executing the ni, rd Htital uuit ahhl o'I4 I' SUI
10 thrp.u When he, were Hto'tod ny ihe Hn,Iu lv'l
an utlrf ~ the tnity court lulir l'Nu -''l' . w
uiph ttlt he VIII eivo hia dari7ian 1tihluN' v. ",
orally unduatosd thl il vii ho tho action col tue sa''"
Illegal
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SUMNER LIfE ~ SIRATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 1S.-POce Justice
John L. Barbour proposes make the atmosphere Of hl-
place warm FOR the comfort OF the buncomen. Doe
MncLin. Wiia Raymond and william BaTok sLss
The Ki," OF EcS-YOrk city, arrived hare "a
Tuesday. alI the Police Justice has mfornsd
them that Saratoga hIs use for
bunoo swnd ers all that it would give him eXtremt
pleasure a. send them ~ jail.
An attempt was made yesterday here morning to pass
so cDuterfct hils the Broadway National Bank O
New-NoIk city.
The American Association Of Screw N.nuf,cturcrs ana
tho American Axc-maker,' Association held quarterly
meeting 81 the Grand Union Hotel Wednesday. There
only small number present and the proceedings
lated 90 the usual revision of the -chodulc of rates
The American Electric and Illuminating Company oi
Boston. which has boon introducing 2pOocaGile power
guts hcre proposes to supply mean rtcrn ghts during
tine fu aud winner upu,lt4. TIE puYc exhibition given
al lhr rAl Hshtiuk station N'In slsy cN'NnS "a'
wiinrs by large gathering OF lldcs ami Ernt fmon
Mrs. Eleu I,r,lan Wt,worh will deliver before the
,, tu' ,. t,Ii, per,i. ~ I'n,'.b II.,.tt.ir,
Ih' Rev. Dr. 'pn Gary, o. the place Wednesday lal
tho corner olc O. to CLWcn OF the tio" dlH-ropab
she r,,crs p au elaborate pic.o fplafc to he
IIou saturday 90 tI' Saratoga A'.o.i 1uon's rack, Is on
exhibition ut the uuitrd "tatr, Hotel
1hc lst ~ arrival, has increased daily Throughout the
w,"h lat-c number ai" from Ne" YORK Sit anu AL
Joining citira Nmuuz the lat" arrivals arr T. H. a. Ham
a. f. -trNar,, Mr. And Ma. g. H. Allen. j. " Convoy.
A. T. Gurnoy, T.. N. Watson. 90 49, Erwin. Mr. nud Mrs j.
Nr aud Mr., g. opp'uhriw. Mr. vs.. g." "hwr 'ir 4nd
'lr', H. g. ,ur ~. ID. wade VI et Wudc. Mnt * lnylor
W. and M's. -. H. Wl'o't, Ir 'ud NIL. Vanderbilt
holiluuu tiI m,d Sta ~ smith, %. 'owp"r H. J.
kr,srt. o.. /. Holman. NJ ana Mr. O., Jcnhlu0, Ms,
d. J,uuHs, \. -. llob uan j. e. lJar'by, BIZ, AMI MH.
~ ". lWhhonc Hr aud Au, ,NrHHb., TO- u.
Mr., H. T.. ucc, w. IT, Hudo ph, t. Jou's,
D.. w. Mott W H. Hse. i, H. E.'7"', N.Y. "no ,lr.' H.
O'lIt thIh !. Wrt.l, W. Graham. j, K'na' NI,' J.,
kuE 'lr and Mrs ". H. IenAins. AiIn p1he'l and
family MR. i. II. Miri, D. tn-.a Dr ind llr-. g. u. d.
~rhnIui, Bliss o. 4. Dewey, /. Levy, h-t %. ArN-
man. Mr. and Mr. p. Icn, 80 Il. Syu5, Mrs. =. H. swdrt1,
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INTERESTINGLY True.

Irofa ne Ne,c- YORK ErstfnJ TOsf
The following story Is well aUta entcaicd In 1890 ahO
Lodge DELEGATE to tho Republican National Convcu-
ton and an earnest opponent o the nOmi alton of Blame
o. also OF Grant During the exciting battle between the
Grant and the Elaine forces MI Ledge was called one
evening 10 private conference at the Grand Pacific
Hotel, with william Walter Phelps. hilesw Reid and
other prominent friends of Blaine who naie eloquput
aud hattCrng appeals 10 him to come ont for
their candidate. They pointed ont that brig {
speech nom him. the represeh ative Of young and pro,
Sressvc Massachusetts, To the Convention n hehaf of
Blaine would IN all probability lead 10 immediate
nomination and tue complete ruut of the Grant mon
They Indicated enticrgy TIA" distinction that he would
surely win by such course aud when they had surrpt-
" guided their bait they inquired of the Yong Rpuul
hcau. who was then proud to he known ~ Ieiorin,r
why he would not do what they asked Because" hc
said believe that Mr. Blaine il dishonest and cor
tupt man.
iAs Ihe lost vouchcs for the authenticity Of the
above, ito Use of Mr. Reds name seems 10 give us
Que night 10 call for the cyidruce-Edl
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The Irving Hall Executive Committee last
evening passed resolutions commencing the nomination
Cleveland and Hendricks setting forth that the ticket
should commend itself 70 all who desire honest aud
economical administration opposing machine p ,Itics
and every effort should be made 10 promote s-nti-
Of harmony and freudshpin the Democratic party
in this cty. Among those who voted and spoke asHn t
.maohine polite" Sheriff Davidson, Deputy
Sherfs DeComccy. McDOno tgh, Finn and Douglass.
Eyci,ot commissioner HOughton chief Clerk Perley Of
the Excise Board, senator TIM Campbell. Assembly
man Murray and eX-tivi Justice " Tony" Hartman.
Robert g. Rooney hoped that the doubt and mscoucep-
OF those Democrats VITO wcrr opposed to the Demo
cratic ticket would be cleared mp. senator Tin "
Ca ulbc also hoped that of his misguided Yellow
citizens and Democrats would yet be brought 10 see
things in different light cOnHIittee ~ one FROM each
Assembly District appointed to make preparations
for meeting Of the General Committee 10 ralty the
nominations made AT ChicagO, at whlch II promised
an address would be delivered by Leuten1 ntioyernor
DIll The various Assembly district associations were
recommended 10 organize campaign clubs.
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CHOLERA NOT ABATING.
MORE DEATHS REPORTED IN FRANCE.
A HOSPITAL SERVICE FOR LoNnoN-ViCliMS Nv
MARsEILLHs AND TouLoN.

,os,,r,r SERVICE FOR IoNnoN-vICTIMs IN
MARsEILLHs AND ToULoN.
LONDON. July l8.-The health officers OF Lonoon
have held a meeting for the purpose OF organizing
bosnts service throughout the city so that IN case
Of TN. appearance of cholera the patient can ne I'M
mediately cared for. The Governments OF i'ay anu
Switzerland have agreed to cooperate III
measures to prevent the Introduction VI
cholera into their territories. Switzerland haseA-
rrassed its willingness to guard the French IRON
ter in order to examine all persons and goous
ctossingit Hospitals for the ACCOMMODATE" VI
cholera patients have been formed at ChiaSSo'
Switzerland and LuinO, Italy.
The steamer St. Dustan, from Marseles arrl'o
!, IN. Ner,av to-day. Two deaths from cholera
occurrcd ON board during the voyage Inc steamer
was ordered 70 be placed in an isolated posi- non
and all communication with the shore was iorpi"-
den. .
NARsrIIIEs, July 1s.-There have been 5s deaths
here from cholera in the last hours Three deaths
from the disease have occurred at Aries, IL mlieS
from here
TorIoN. July 1s.-Sixteen deaths from cholera
have occurred here since 10 o'clock tins morning
r, Gro were II deaths here last night. Inc Mayor
who is suffering with the disease is inprovh|' me
Deputy Mayor is also Ill., The panic continues ana
the cxo6us of inhabitants is increasing.
DOVER July lS.-The Municipal Council is pre-
parIng measures to guard against the ln'fouuctioi
of cholera All visitors for this port viii be exam
med before being allowed to enter the harhof.
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mrILs ron Mss HrG,rS srccrssoR

llnmrtic war seems 10 have ragged over the
living BODY OF "ooorsa Nuudar Nu e." Who has lately
appeared m this 'iiN, lhn m Miaa iuon, gin 81 NJ
'ofn' "h" h'' boon hrnuth fpm hor native fhstur''rH
hi r"nlotoW h'h" Mites. OF Cmounatl Sir
MICS mHl0 an equitable contract WIN
the thia father aud neither aud thought
that ho was hafc Hut Ia bringing
her 10 NrNh YORK be brought her into dangerous proA-
NhI' WIN several 7htit men, who Thought that thrf
tuud MAKE a. much money out 81 the attraction - MI
hur- cotd. On of tur4r clever people lived 10 tho
mouse "hfir Mt les had secured board for tho brl'r
Ia."5. iil. name D. Thomas Bullock, aud he soon per
-d c MI iIlc" ihai ne could do better by him than
Ml. hiitf. second cottraCt therefore, Was entered
lhin MI Miles heard OF ibis, and heard also that IN
twenty nuI hours thr gr would be- exhibiting under MI
iullo,k manastmeut. Here 4 difficulty met 1ir Miles
scoutr1c wain Cincinnati 10 krd M m bis sAfcand ~
the lne IA M cIraci ed IL thcTeiIOm Miss Bncc NOhl1
be performing elsewhere Iapcrs served on MI bh
lock- but % no purpose, and tho upsnOt that last
evening Mr. bullocks contract handed over TO MI
Miles on pay uIeHt OF a comfortably large bonus.
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H,ClDENrs II rnE nOVINIOy.

TORONTO, July lS.-'lhc Roya Commission
resumed a. session today MI Lyon. NJ. T.. r. was TO-
called. lie stalled mat there difference between
Meek and wilkinson - Ia who should have tn credit oi
oycriAIowius the government and was finally agreed
that they should leave u 10 Euuuug. Nh Blake then
submitted an an ayl that effort, had been made 10 serve
Wilkinson that hr ind unaily prcn served h unipes
thai shields mad been day served, ana that u-tr nc
IONS mad been 10 ~ Gland 10 serve Bunting
Justice rIOudiOOt adjourned the inquiry until Scptem-
Der /.
MONTREAL, July 1S.-The CJstous authorities have
seized ten printing manufactured by the Campbell
Printing Press and Manufacturing Company. OF New
York. and IN use Offices Tor underysuat
Ii j. claimed thai the uudcrY amounts 10 $4,000,
about 30 per cent OF the Total value of the presses
OTTAWA. July ls.-The Mayor OF OgOensburg, y. Y,
and Alderman George Hall OF that city lad interview
>lhe Commissioner VI Customs yesterday, regarding
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resi- At BfR HIRBDR.
mY rcLraauuro ruy rpnuvel

lrT TELEGRAPH 10 ruk fklBi WI
BAR HAHGoR Me-, July 1S.-Emmons Blaine
set on the porch IN, fathers Yesterday coagcafcruoon
.urrour lal by pin, o, household furniture which boat
and ca, usd brought The place for summer use. lie
wa.cuioyIlg 0rnf chat VITA rcIi wIp vas sent q
IN o buckooarl. ald summing himself at the same
time when reporter of THE TRWrNE came ~ the house.
Mr. Blaine on learning the vi Sitors name, Immediately
Displayed IN" asoui .un mcHory OF his father in the
mark. why, certainly, u~ei 10 hear OF yonr father
when nc lived in such and such place, AMI your cottage IS
in such a place" Coatinlu-, Mr.. Blaine said
taat his mother and himself had como
10 open the house. ami the family
A whole would be here IA two or three days. James c..
Blame ne said wolI arrive here Monday or Tue 'dav
Nj Blaine seemed exceedingly we'll pleased with the
cottage aud it, surroundings Ills friend soon departed
with hi, blackboard. csrryia Mrs hane also away for
q drive. Mr. Blaine then set himself az Work sLpcr.n-
tending the arTau cement Of the furniture. -
Inc yacht Vega. famous Tor as cruise 10 the West
Indies record ~ its o. book otuE pu'-hed IN l9-o
LDitcYt IS HpGe-ne has ate+ come 10 anchor IN thr
htrbOr Her pre-cnt owner Us r. NJ Ferguson o fll
her LAST Drcr ulheI OF II. carey Leu OF Ihl!d-
d,Iphla. she has Just made the luh from
Portland Ne. Vt. Desert Island IN the rNtFdordnaY
time oi "a little hour, and captain :. L. payto
well known among vachtsmcn. feels justly proud OF her
record. The Vega belongs L. tho Eastern Yacht Cuo
Mrs Gcor-e PeudletSn Bowler mas arrived rom Europe
and ChatwOd, the tno residence OF her sister anu
" s. Gurnoe and family, Of Ncw-York, are expected
soon.
Mr.. BacSstock prominent young barrster OF Toronto
Is here Win MS family.
the shaw Cuttdec. Bhop Dp1nc, Of Albany, - Al N"rh
HIruOr IL the vicinity of President EuotS cottage
Easus Coming and family OF Albany, are also there
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LOSSES IN VA2IOUS PLACES.

ELIztnErHPoRT, y. j., July 1S.-Bournc,
Scr & CO.. Of his city. that the recent re, so
ar from destroying all their worSs. burned only small
binding 80 by IoJ feet causing los. of $1,000 Tho
erroneous dri that IL ir rnt oil WORKS were destroyed
has embafra i,ed them IN fulling their contracts
WORCESTER, July lS.--rhc farmhouse and barn Of
Samuel Putnam Two miles from here were destroyed by
fire at mdhicht i. night hose, seven cons ami ten
tens Of hay, besides carriages aud farming tools, were
consumed.
LENGNGrON. Ky. July IA fire thi' morn
ing destroyed the uc Cooper shops and Tho well
chonscs Of r. d Dilar Nrs j. II. C'iupbell ana PM.
b. Thompson. ir. The total loss % Jl.p)D Insurance
Sl4,jOO. The irc was 81 inccndiary origin
AiGTstoS, ont. JIil t7.-Knght & wilson's foundry
and ichuc shop sud eight otncr building, were de
stoved hT lrc tail morning causing loa1 Of glopODo
Knight Wilson 1re iutlrcd Tor r-o,VJJ. seventy i've
nnnna luInNm OIL nf rInn- nl mn al.
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BADGLEY-At Union. Nvw-Ier-ey, Harriet widow Of Cor
Funea scryes at tha rcsencc OF John Crane tnon " j.,
Friends rciavo- respectfully to attend
Train lea a. NrW-iOr al D.
Carnage a. Elizabeth upon arrival Of train
BATfs-At pro.torsyl" ". on Wednesday, July G from
James H. AMI Mary iied Batcs Of Brooklyn, IN the 9tb
Temp ..ary in,erm4ut at Proctorsvillc
CLARK-At Hradorl Penn. July D. 1854 Filaueth Dur.
p1u widow %. Era Clark late OF Tt1s,le Penn.
JON ES-On Thursday. July T. 1854 Of scarlet fever.
iorcs u iHe an, yoir sa5, ~ ''' ""' ~" ''A -
fSstr s r! pI J J" 7 se %. ms gIsn l
IntDriuont "a Gr,cr"p.d
MAH~HALL-In Rnl1lo "Wednesday night July g, orsanus
J. Dimes Ma saa.i, Ia the 72i yea % ms asr.
Fuae,4 scrv,rs non hs late residence, 700 MAnst on
Buri4i a. nven enc, II th- family.
OSTRoA Minerva eldest daughter oi ne late Anthony r.
Relatives aud uls are invited 10 attrud her funeral -
residence III '"ngfts--st, EIo"hbh y. \
PUTNAM-OA FRIDAY. July /, Joseph Harrison ,lGc-t
OF samuel ana thzlboIh Putnam IN The 2ith yc1rO his
rnncr, service at HE late residence Sol Broomo st.,
SUNDAY tern on AZ . ococs
Intcrmtut al convenience OF family.
Kindly oml hoWers.
VAN DEGvpoHT-Jug L. lssi at Te;tenvi'c station
island Mar .aset r. daughter Cornelius T. u Auua Il.
Van Dcryoogt. deceased. aged p years.
Funeral services on Aondar the ~ inst, at 1870 O'Clock
p N. at M-iket street. NJ. l.. Church Paterson, Sew.
ira n Gave, Pennsylvania Depot Jersey city atl2m
VALENTINE-At Ro'lyu. J. l., on 1hur.day I'm INST,
William NJ. Valentine, n the oh year OF his age.
The r5 80 in1 Trends 81 ne i@n,y 151 'td TO aten9
the tne4di icing H0GsS Mes9aTy l. Il a; a. r
~ al Of the 800 train from Long Island city.
WHIfE-In this city. IhursiAy, 9Th inst. samuel Pom
eroy White eldest son u Henry Il, ana NJ. ADELAIDE White
Funeral services vii be Ied II Central Presbyterian Chsrch
ltc hey or Wis ms 5'thst near Broadway, on saiur
ntcriuent At lIGisou y. y. sunday.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDpN, July lS.
Miss ARNOIp's ENGtGTNENT.-Thc eldest daughter OF
Matthew Arnold Is engaged to be married Frederick
Mhijrdge. q NeW-lOrk lawyer.
THE BRITISH AssOUNIoN-sr James and Lady
Douglas Professor Gltshcr, the Licteoro. Iist aud
balloonst and Captain Bedford PIN sailed rom Liver
where they viii attend the sessions of the British
citation for the Advancement OF Science. The Liverpool
Pilots ISOLATION appointed Cap ala PIN dclc-ata to
attend the conference Of American pilots at Nevlork.
A CoNNuI's sos DROW NED.-TwO sons Of Mr.. Piat the
United states Con ,u al Otk were beating az Queens
town when their craft met with ni-hap one of the
boys WAS drowned. The other rescued but hs re-
COyery doubtful.
An AMERICAN LADY KUIFn.-Mrs. Carrie Edcs'en.
widow who vcl in Ncw-Nors was kilcd iu thn rail- way
disaster near pcno-joI on Weduc-dag She assici-
WaN ot J. NJ Edesclh, manu- tctdrcr OF HARRINGTON.
England 1t Was Oriy hY her dress that her BODY
gIizcd.
An RlctSs WIS At CiI" Krr-rhe cricket match hc
tween tho American eleven and the gent cWen of surrey
was resumed at the oval today. lhc Americans I'M sh-d
thrr first innings with score Of 81 The surrey team
n their second Innings scored l~p. which with their
score ~ y"-t'diy made tUtai OF $40 The Americans
~ thch second innings made 800 for VicLos. thus
WinniAs hy three wicActs.
LOAN 7" lNhi Tho Government. On the advice of
lW "nhlce "I the House ui tomnou4. have agreed tn
lI - lOVonVun Tor the purpose u making extensions
e" l'H lhWi' stein This Grant h,and utou the re-
put "' the Famine commissioner of 1870 Whirh stated
tHH vUud 70" necessary o build i've thnus md ,,tl,a of
railways &" prevent th' recurrence of isnuo Ina India
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MISS HURSpS HOUSES FALLING OFEg.s

Miss Lulu Hurst's powers seem failing. She
did not even draw full house last night Doubtless the
fact that there are of kind out against her Dlued
Ter of The other pair Miss Buce, Of Georgia, and
young Connecticut girl. Miss b lee will take Miss
Hurst's place Monday night at Waa ks while the de
posed wonder" will 10 Boston, ana IN that city OF in
ieec culture cuOnstratr the power ~ muscle over
mind. Last hight the proceedings were . triie tanner
than usud and the services al the gigantic members ~
the Twenty ninth Precinct police force were NOT re- ulfed
tn haul an, douhtng thomas from the stage. .cw
cheap umbrellas were wrecked and a few misguided in
ys.u.aturs tlubied OF chars, sometimes being tipped
over backward at risk ct their invaluable ncrks Luckily
none their brains were strwu Oh the stage Doubtless
for sufficient reasons Iben every went home except
few Young wno held tho usual cacus on the sts II
tb, theatre ami wranLlnd over the question oi tho
pruuupucss OF the mN 4teriods force.'
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

ROME, July Is.-The Pope~ has confirmed Father
Schultz OF Philadelphia pro rector of the North Aer
College In this city,
LISBON July ia terrific storm visited the vicinity
OF Aneda today. The crops were damaged 70 tho
amount OF 100000.
Berlin, July 1s.-Russia and Germany have adopted a
against anarchists the future Russians VIII
not be allowed To live in Germany without the perms-
sion OF Russia.
PARIS, July 1S.-The Chamber OF Deputies to-day by a
vote Of 80 to POS adopted the sugar Duty bill.
THE HAGUE; July 1S-The Dutch Council Of State has
approved The bill making Queen Emma regent during ne
minority Of the Princess Wihemina. The CnambeIs
have been summoned to assemble July % TO discuss
nil
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lscArMe lRou raf ntNps on 4 NoE.

GALVESTON, Tox, July lS.-A special to me
Ncirs from hohmond sayai "Aa Hannah h"''"' "N'
twelve was returning home rom acnnnl to''oi"p 'uo
met by Web urttou an ox convict, Who Killed her
aud buried her body near Johns Creek riglt miles H"
here. The ghhors made search and arrested le'h
lie confessed the crime aud took th- party TO the pace
where he bad buried body. tie was then placed III
cnargc OF officers, started Ter richmond Win nn
HIS hand. were tied behind hun, and rope placed
around his neck IA infatuated mob met the parry anu
took the prisoner the oniccra he was tsd 10 ir9
aud the ms1 nrei nitten shots NJ hlm. hetten ECU
apparently dead ana the ynchers tsoA tue rope OH nus
meek aud lett h. After tae party eIt tue coioheI
cut 10 mold an inquest bui the body hal disappeared anu
IL was learned that ueteu left Tor dr~a ne kot
M went nome and dressed his wounds and maze LIS
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ST. h.. s, luly lin the little town Of
Rcdliug E,.. ID county, Ia ye'toray. IRE WA ds-
covered iu thr ou'o of d. Ln Quglcy. and the partially
burned body of man WA found on cot whrh was On
ire Al nrst the body was Thought tn be that OF Dr
Quigoy but on examination 10 proved % loo thit Of man
uiurd iiuch who ded and was buried ratp ~ Jnn"
The tuua was ucalieas sul partly drcnmp'aoi UPON q
rfhcr nyoasatlon 10 wa learned that ~ 3Flsy h'I
trrd aud tlai hr hti policy ni Noonu on ls
lfr la trr thNr.totH MANUAL isaufhhrn company "l
Min, tu.rs aud another fu $4,000 Ia The hhhActH Aan
Ill tnu t, az Nhirh hal boon tihrn on withih year.
r rnnr-ou reached that tho hody vas placed where
n Was found b., Dr. QligoI whn lhch hrd tho ohioo ~
order la -NIudle tho iuAufanrs companies
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THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
A HOMICIDE CAPTURED AT LAST.
my TyIEGeArH TO rHrraIpuysI

Troy, July 1S.-Dispatches from Kansas City
announce the capture there of the murderer JOAN Con
nors who MAY "a 1850. killed Philip Casey, super
visor Of the Eleventh Ward Of this city Papers will be
made out and he will be brought to this city for trial
The murder OF Supervisor casey made great sensation
at the tme The hunt for ConnOrs has continued for
years in the our quarters Of the globe and the announce
nent OF his capture stir II is asserted that
COsnOrs turned his pistol Casey and fired the fatal
shot when only pace from his victim. ConHOrs was
assisted in his escaped powerful political friends In
fact II ba' been common talk that COnR9rs has long been
shielded ;rom arrest ami punishment lie is reported 10
have been in Troy moro than in disguise His In
dictment is Tor murder in the first degree.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES AMONG CLOAKS.

a fire was discovered at $3.50 n. m. yesterday
the top oor OF the yestory brick building Nos 100
and III West BROADWAY wEch has q wing extending to
Whte-st Two alarms were sounded promptly and the
flames were ngshed before they had extended 10
the lower stories. The heaviest loss sustained by
Golasmlth 4 Plant CLOAK manufacturers who occupied
the upper part of The building. The damage to their
stool estimated SIS. 900. Wafer caused ada
Of about $4,000 tue irsi floor occupied by stern Is
Fisher dealers suits. aud by b. Goodman. dealer in
cl1-ti" webs. The damage TO the building was about
5000. All the losses we're covered by insurance.
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ArGUsrA, Me, July 1S.-Io-morrow Mr..
Blaine makes a flying visit to Bar Hsr5or, whore hi'
family now stopping. lie will retain his hePi-
quarters here where hs will spend most OF his time unti
the September election Mrs. Blaine Miss Margaret
Blaine and her brothers EmmOnS Blame ana James u
Blaine r are the members OF the Blaine family already
at Mount Descrf. ,liss Hattie Blaine, the youngest
daughter, IL ~ Poland Springs Miss Dodge. VINO mas
been Mr. BlDes guest some six weeks mas gone 10 her
Nusaa,huaett4 Sir. Blaine leaves Tor Bar
HarbOr his eldest Walker Bane VIII remain mere
short time one Of M Blaine, visitors lO-udy was
Ju - Morris Blake, of san Francisco enitor RYE,
his state viii do most of nj campaign speaking, -
said i'm New jersey ami West Virginia
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FAVOR or THE FRANCHISE BILL.

LONDON, July 1s.-The procession in con-
nccron with he trades dcnon,t raton at Hyde Park on
Monday. in favor of the Franchise hu, will iorn the
Thames cmhaukm,ut and a o'clock in the afternoon
wIu march six abreast 10 Hyde Park II viii be c0m-
posed Of eh; sections rc1tscuug the different trades,
and twelve sections comprising various political clubs.
Tier" VIII Doe spcakIu az ne park until O'Clock. The
addresses viii be made seven different platforms.
The uttns OF resolutions fayorns the Franchise oil WI
lee announced simultaneously from the different stands
hy huge call when IL is expected they viii be adopted
unanimously.