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FOREIGN FLASHES.
osN, AouERo NEARLY CAUGHT
RI. London Trades Peoples Giganti,
Turnout-Julcs Ferry Finds French
Fury Observation-Disclosures
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Narrow Escape OF Aguero.

HAVANA, Aug. 4.-The Minister of
colonies telegraphed to the Governor
saneral as follows:
MADRID, July 2S.-The order Of the
stb nroyides that from August LIST the
,smaining sugar tax of per cent. is
.holished, although by a previous order
,nblished last year in the official Ga
,stte, said sugar tax should have been
,bolished July LIST, this year. Further
.tport duty on sugars is reduced to 40
VClayed Centrifugal or refined, IS cents:
puscovadoes or Miladoes, 10 cents per
m kilogrammes. This is paya-
Ma one-halt in gold, one-ha't
n hank bills, at their nominal value.
Tbs order will go into force August LIST.
The treasury being completely ex
honsted, officials have telegraphed to
W.drid for permission to suspend burn
ior the 100000 in bank bills, which, ac-
Ooding to law, takes place every month.
ihOTding TO letter to Voz DE Cuba,
Gnrilla's band, under the command OF
IslIadarez, pursued Aguerro, who had
With him four or five fol
brers, from Medidas, Jurisdic-
ton Cienfuegoes, to the guaanar
Gande, near the river ETanabana, where
the track of the fugativcs was lost. Tho
hefof IONA was appraised by spy
that Agucro was lodged in a hut on the
state "Faguey Chies," about six miles
nom Amarillous and in the same juris-
lction, and reconnaissance was or
fred, but Aguero had left before the
arty reached there. Thencxt morning
hther reconnaissance resulted in thu
EscoVery that Aguero, with three fol
DWers, had really been there and hao
capped by receiving timely advices o.
| be approach of the troops. lie had lief
fhind four horses completely har
,asco1
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PERSONAL.

A. }. Childress, Terrell, is at tn
Windsor.
A. J. Bussey, OF Meridian, Mississippi
is in the city.
Capt. u. 4. Jones, Of Buffalo Gap, vii
attend the reunion.
Capt. Jim TrcaevGut, Of New orloan,
is at the Windsor.
Capt. T., n. McAulcy aud Robert Sea,
are ut the Windsor.
Col. W. B. Reilly, of the National TUT
works, isat the Windsor,
&. l.. Randolph, banker, sherman,
registered NJ tho Windsor.
Mrs. J.. =. hanks returned from n
weOk's visit 10 friends In Marshall, iHt
evening.
Miss Sophia Getz left yesterday mori-
ing on visit 10 friends In 1T. Louis arl
New York.
Mrs. Roberts and daughter, Mis-
Hattie. OF Marshall, are tao guest n
Mrs. II. H. Irvine.
Misses Ida aud Belle Saunders, pop-
lar young ladies of Marshall, arc visiting
Mrs. Hugh X. Irvine, in East Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Mcclellan have ?.
turned from u months. soiourn ON te
beach at Galveston. aud are stopping u
the Windsor.
Mrs. Josie Williams Il visiting hr
father, Col. -. A. Williams, and brothr,
MIR. Green Williams, OF this city. sd
will attend the reunion,
Mira. MnManmnn md child and Mss
Gussie 'rhomns, OF Galveston. are Wilt
Ing their sister, Mrs. l.. W. Scollnd.
corner Of Wood and Veal streets.
Mr.. Lon 5. Allard, foreman OF the Iot
Springs Daily News, dropped In NJ be-
HgRNLp Once yesterday. lie will b.
main In the city during the week.
Mai. W. NJ. Bush, " Collin countyAn
old ,ad aud true soldier aud i.si
genial gent emah is guest OF &c
Windsor, aud - mere 10 tako "a partin
=. pelec 'igs 81, .ic reunion.
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SPORTING SPURTS.
BRACE OF NEW YORK sLueGERs,
Base Ball at San Antonio-The Turf ~
Chicago, Saratoga and Elsewhere
Tracks Heavy-A Shooting
Match ut Wooten Wells.
Chicago Racaa.


CHICAGO, Aug. 4.--The attendance al
the Chicago driving park was good.
Weather cool, track good.
FIRST race three-quarters ola mile for
three-year-oldS starters; Actor, Wits
nering, Great Maria, Mary Anderson,
ioililM9ore' Rebel Scout, Bonita Vedgly.
Maria, Whispering and Actor, ran to
gether for half mile when Maria quit.
At this Whispering took tho load anJ
won in five lengths, Actor second
Maria third. Time, 1891
second Race-Five eighths OF n milo
leaIs, Tor two-year-Olds; starters-I,ad
Orait, Annie ", Germania, and Vaultef
FIRST heat Germania won by three
lengths; Lady Graft, second. VaIIrrr
was never headed aud won in a gallon
by SIX lengths; Lady Craft, secon6
Naulter, bad third. Time -l:W. SECOND
neat; Germania was never headed M. 3
Won in gallop by six lengths; Lao
Erait, second; Naulter, third. Time
Third Race Mile and Quarter An
nges' Starters; John Sullivan, Trix,
S,tehtreVllle, mig, Trouhlcr, Chautillv,
s'eattiess anu tuaB. Chantillyled three.
iourtns nille, then Centreville and Sulli-
van moved up andit was furnishing rae
between them. Centreville won nv tbrec
lengths; Sullivan, second. rbSnt i1i
poor third. Time -2:llH.
rourth Race Selling purse, all ages;
mile and sixteenth; starters: Lon Nal
10Y; twilight, Startlo, Ergot, Maniton
tnd Vernoni. Manitou led by fonr
lengths into the stretch, where Errot
n ;ah 10 eyens, and after driving fin.
lsh, won by half length. Maniton.
second: Startle, third. Time--l :5llI'
me winner sold for $3.50. en-.
tered for 1900. G. +. Hartman, train"r
OF Manitou ruled Off for improper Ian
Suage TO the Judge concerning inquiries
as 10 the running Of that horse
FlIth Race.-Three-quarters OF a mile
tor S,year-olds; starters: Tony Pastor,
lap Sawyer, Conkling, Harpoon, Avery,
europa ana Eastern. Avery never
headed, won after drive by halfa lenDtb
Sawyer, second, half length from Conk'
ling third Time-l:l7lS vim
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Albion W., Gala

PARIS, Aug. 4.-One section Of the
Paris press demands the recall of Wad-
dington,the French Ambassador at Lon.
don, as the author of the Anglo.
french agreement, which was defeated
in the, Egyptian conference. 1t is re.
ported that Waddington offers t.
resign. The Figaro, referring to the sub.
lect, says; Waddington's successor mus
display greater energy against the spread
Of England's power. French and Eng.
ilsh interests are now completely
opposed and will conflict inevitahiy
IN the near future. Tn,
Kupture, conference pane,
says it is grave enough event, I'M
hopes not to have to announce TIM ia,
late conflict has passed into open hos
lilities.
La Republigue Franchise maintains
hat although the agreement has laDsod
England has admitted the claims q
France 70 special rights in Egypt
France" the paper says, mus
vinuicate her rights. England has mo-
vet evicted Europe from Egypt. Eng
.and's asserted freedom and power o
action are delusive."
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SIXTH EXTRA DAY.
Races.

The Gents Driving Club held meet
ing last night and selected full pro
gramme for their reunion matinee. Tn,
race with four entries, goes for a fine SCI
OF harness, presented by Messrs. Pad
sltt Bros. The free-ior-all go-as-you
please, three entries, goes for libera
PURSE, contributed by our merchants
The quarter and half-mile also are sum,
Tor liberal purses. The wind-up ofth,
meeting will be a fast mile race, III,
winner to receive liberal purse. A,
ms meeting is givon expressly Tor uu
visiting friends, who come to attend IL,
feunlon, large crowd is expected to at
'lehu ana enjoy the sport. Full motto,
vi saulo VIII ~ given tomorrow. Look
out for programmes.
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LONDON, Aug. 3.--rhe steamer Dione
rom London for marlborough, was
INK by collision in the Thames
several persons were drowned.
Advices from Assouam state that q
Rfugee merchant who arrived there re
ports that Bislurens Stormed the harbor
June Sth. There was very severe fight
Ing aud many casualties on both sides
The rebels built wall against Gen.
GOrdOn, whose steamer captured several
Iiheir boata laden with provisions.
The Murdir of Dongola IL fayorabl,
impressed with Col. Richardson.
Gems. stephenson and Wood are goinp
tOWady Halfa on a tour of inspection.
Thuanian, the younger brother OF
K1nphuve, has been crowned King OF
Imam.
The French resident Consul asked his
Government for instructions under this
new circumstance.
The Murdir of Dongola telegraphod b.
cairo assuring the Government of hi
lOyalty and asking for assistance. lie
offers TO recOuquor the Soudan region il
1he is granted a force Of 7,01Omon.
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Mrs. I. NJ. MIRRs, Principal.
3l4 CorSicanu utrant
DnlIna Ann.ia..-

=, sixth year opens September r, 1884.
Four depsrtments-Gra Interme.
dlste, Primary and kindergarten. The
principal willtake entire charge of the
uranmar and Intermediate dopart.
mientsi Mrs.I.E.Green, Memphis "a m.
pll olCol. Parkerl ,oiPrimary Department.
a. ~ experienced Froebol dfrectress, with
MISS Maggie johnson as assistant, of
9ne hlndergarten department.; Miss
/, smith, instrumental Music; Miss
lhhzi9 brown, spanish and Vocal Mu-
slc. drawing, Painting and Elocution
charge. "''"o'' oN''"
=, Apply 70 tho Principal, 1912 jackson
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a. ersailles to-day to undertake the re-
VlslHg OF the constitution, was exceed.
in8'y Hproarous, and broke up in great
disorder. After stormy tumult a seri.
gus proposal to adopt the standing or
uerS OF the assembly of 1871. This was
agreed to by both right and left.
AS soon as this matter was disposed
OF, Minister Ferry assembled the tribune
70 introduce scheme of revision. An.
a reux and others at once protested that
rerry was out Of order. 1t was con.
tended that the committees ought to d,
elected first. AS Andrieux assembled
the tribune the members formed semi.
circles around him and scene of wild
excitement ensued. The president there,
sitting. 'A'
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SPLINTERs.

Yesterday was estray sale day.
Queen Esther at the opera-house 10.
night.
Fresh artesian water at Ord's saloon
| oe.
For tirst-class ice cream go to $40 Main
street.
Frank +. Mum, sign painter, sOG
| Main street.
The ladies spread lunch at the opera
| house tonight
Telephone your orders to Franklin &
| PfOutS, machinists.
The best machines, all new, at Frank.
I'm IL Pfouts' machine shop.
Tho only tirst-class ice cream parlor in
the city at $40 Main street.
II you want good job Of work done
call on Franklin e PfOuts.
The City Council will meet in regular
session tonight, ut the City hall.
Telephone Moon & Co., feed store. SO7
Main street, for hay, oats and corn.
For GOOD hoard and nice cool rooms
apply at Longs hotel, Iil4 Main street
The best machinery and best work.
men are only employed by franklin q
Pfouts.
If you have never smoked good cigar
come ana buy Sanchez n Haya
Hickox II Patterson,
ord's Place, Lamar street, Is the plac,
where you can get the best wines, liquors
and cigars In tho city.
Martha Myers filed suit in the Distric,
court yesterday praying for divorce
nom her husband, w. +. Myers.
Repeal the stock ordinance or enforce
1t 10 sufficient extent TO give IL sem
blance of 4 law, Is what the people do.
! sire the council to do.
Mr.. Thatcher, engineer, has made q
neat map OF tho reunion grounds, show
ng the different quarters, location OF
| Jhu lake, etc., which will be for salo on
| the grounds.
| Co. Tom Murray, Of Mckinney, tele.
phoned last night that large caravan
OF wagons filled with people from Lamar
| county ana other points were passing
Mckinney on route to the reunion.
| Ihe aged father OF DIR. Gordon, the
alleged ahOrtioniSt, now confined in the
county Jail, Is in the city and Is endeay.
oring to I'LL the necessary bond for the
release of his son.
| Attention Is called to tho advertise.
ment OF Holstein and Jersey cattle sale
| At the Riverside stock farm, which
takes place on tho 9TH. This is inn
| portant to cattle dealers.
a new mandatory has started In
Dallas, at ~ Elm street. Mossrs. Henry
| Pollack q Co. have opened trunk and
VLliso factory, where any style of trunk.
valise or sample case can DO made 70
order.
j. Blakey and Mark Latimer. from
Ennis, at the st. George, Just from Old
and New Mexico, report Indians com
uniting dcprodations in the Guadalupc
mountains, and tho country west of
Pecos very dry.
The Select School OF the Codars. fifth
year, opens September II, 1854. Full
corps OF competent and experienced
Mrs. 4. NJ. Minus, PRINCIPAL.
A., ~ -, VA Corsicana street.
mr.. II, zimmerman, our popular mer
elent tailor, leaves tomorrow for a yisi,
to his aged mother in Indiana. and dur.
ing his absence will visit New York AND
purchase for the fall trade the most CON.
plete line of fine woolens for pents' vear
ever exhibited in Texas. He leaves his
business In charge OF Mr.. C, p. Wylio.
VINO comes from tho celebrated house of
george Fisher, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
whose reputation as first-olass cutter il
without question. Any orders that may
py gwen him will DO kindly appreciated
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During tho reunion OF Confederat,
soldiers at Dallas, August 9th to 9th
inclusive, the Missouri Pacific railwa,
company will run an excursion traii
between Dallas and tho encampmeni
grounds, tLongs lake, leaving EasI
Dallas every half hour, commencing al
a. IN. Fair for round trip, twontysily,
cents. Parties should not DELAY In
purchasing tickets nv they will be- no
quired to show them before entering m,
cars. Is. w. McCuLLoroH,
A. &. 7. & 4. A. Galveston
Il. T.. TURNER, Ticket Agent, Dallas.
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Cholera In Italy.

"'Nh' Aug. L-Sovoral cases OF ohol-
o ,I a,e reported to-day in various parts
Jers ly' There has been many disor.
hshIaa. bargo. Tho San Dalmazzo in
bsoltants believe the doctors and chem.
cholera, " e'' ""o N''u '''i' i'o'ii
voNv.drlllgont orders arc issued by tho
E,vIninent Tint all linens arriving from
'auce 10 disinfpcted or burned.
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The Mahdi's Moyements.

LONDON, Aug. According to latos
,dyicos, the MahIi is now lighting ne.
gro tribes around Gadi~, who refused
bin. II Is asserted h. dispatched force
bKlrtOum under orders to take Cor
don alive or dead. He ordered wells be-
tween karOskO and Borbsr filled up
The Sultan OF ZANZIBAR seut message t.
GordOn inviting him 10 ZANZIBAR.
Gladstone stated In the House of Com
mons to-day that he viii ask the House
D.morrow 10 vote credit for the eNp, o.
dlllon to relieve Con. Gordon. He vii,
The same time make statement Of
The steps the government proposes E.
axe In consequence of the failure OF tho
Egyptian conference.
Samuel Walker, Solicitor-Gcneral for
Ireland, ann Iunced that Earl Spencer.
lord Lieutenant of Ireland, had decided
y suspend Crown Solicitor Bolton.
,sainsl whom serious charges are made
|theprcss.
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WACO, Aug. 4.-LSpocial. Mr. Low.
cry, tho leading spirit here in base bal
matters, has written to Mr.. Easton, the
manager Of the Galveston League, that
Waco is not able to present a nine e.
play the Galvestons in tho match gam,
announced to take place in this city this
week. No interest is felt here.
The Waco Gun club sent picked
team OF six men to Wootan Wells to
night to take part In the State shooting
match there Tomorrow.
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Particulars of tne Dlons Disaster.

LONDON, Aug. Particulars of the
NlllS0n and sinking Il tho steamer
none In the Thames, Saturday night,
sale there were great many pleasure
leSng,rs on hoard tho vessel. II was
'dear moonlight night. The collision
rsfrt0 about midnight, with the
( ~ Iron steamer Camden, Just Oh
gltsend. Tho Dione's port side wa
]e in and the vessel keolad
NNd aud sunk in two minutes
nose saved rushed on deck, jumped
sHet0oard half dressed aud were rescue
gugs, The Scono was forthcoming,
. J9Ies lmploring the men to save thor
%,snuten' Many women were carrying
gs.a .i' AMI ono mother placed hor In
N MAN ating crate. The crate driiteN
Ivy Oll was found later Off Thumes
t nSi.e., lhe infant still alive. Tho cap
hurt. ""' ''''"' ""' "'u's
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Mr.. COrscy, mail carrier, brings
news that a young lady, living some
sixteen miles from Stephensville, on tie
GranDury road. had Just been robbed.
She had taken ~ 500 bill ~ Granbury 10
10 some trading, and spent only abou
81 of the amount. A young man hHd
been lOitoring around town and had no
iced her receive her change. lie fol-
lowed her out OF town, and when con.
Yenlont place was reached, he rode VI
20 the girl and demanded
no money. She dropped tn.
SWchol containing her money 10 the
ground at onc1 and pat her horse at uill
,puel Tor home, not daring TO look back
The highwayman dismoun,ed TO pick
up tho money, and his horse bonded
away at full speed after the other horse,
leaving tho highwayman standing in
the road. Both horses reached the girls
homo about the same time, tho girl
being so badly frightened that she coul f.!
scare ~ speak. She was und T the i'm
preston thai I 10 highwayman WIS right
ut her hprS,'s h els, ard was about 10
catch h0r When tho sad lle-l ot kets ON
tho saddle belonging 50 the highway
man was searched, thoy were found u
contain 5000, but nothing by which tho
ownership could bo traced out. II looks
20 us like this was pretty good OK
'hange. The rObbcr got !SS and the
Young lady $1,000. We await further
particulars of this affair, and conlirmg.
tiOn.-- StCphensVillo Empire.
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Commanding to-day, July 18th, trains
WI, HuN THOUGH SOLID, from Houston
to New Orleans. Train leaving Hons
ton every evening Gals arrives In New
Orleans next morning $50, being ON
HOUR AND A HALF IN ADVANCE op AM
OF HER ROUTE, AND TIL. ONLY LINZ
MAkIN0 CLOSE CONNIE TONS wIrit An
LINES ron All POINTS east and south.
east; For tickets or any reliable infor
r. r., or i'll, A. TnowAs -
L. Il. A. e., II. & 5. A Ry. system,
Dallas Tnxav
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big Fortunes In PhilndeIphi,.

Ny attention has been called to n
statement recently published in one of
the Sunday papers purporting to be u
list Of the millionmrs of Philadelphia, in
watch no fortune il set down at more
tlan S2,0)0,OOO, while the most OF them
d'o below that sum. Such lists as this
re nero guosswork, and show in n
Striking manner the peculiar contrast
lotween the spirit of journalism and
social life in the two cities Of New Yorl
md Philadelphia. In New York the
Universal tendency IS 10 exaggerate I'll,
ma gpitudo olprivGt fol { ln,s, h amOm.
on u1~lnoss, the cost ofpubli works, tn
value OF property, etc, while, on the
other hand, in Philadelphia, the prevail
lent spirit is exactly the reverse OF thi,,
Here 1t Is customary to belittle the pri-
waite fortunes of our leading citizens, 10
depreci1tes the volume of trade, the
value OF property, aud generally grum-
bic and grOwl about everything and
everybody. The estate of the late
Thomas III. Powers was valued at So
1N,0OO, and the surviving partner, Viii
liam ), WCightman, is worth from So.
OO,OM to Sl2,0OO,00O. The estate of the
late Thomas y. Scott was worth AT leas
SlO,WO,OO. The estate of the lato Joseph
Harrison was estimated 10y himself dur
ing his lifetime at $1,OOO,0OO. The estate
NJ Richard ID. Wood was worth ut his
death Si,OOO,00O, and Is now much larger.
Tho two brothers Drexel are each worth
at least S2l,OOO,OOO, and these are only a
few OF the large estates owned in Phila-
delphi. our manufacturers include
many large mlIionaires.
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'Sn'aance Attached to the Migration oi
Hlrua

d, "ISSlLLuE, Aug. i,--Tho fact thai
WV. "e "allowS, which migrated at the
r, ,U.eaS OF the pe3tiloncc, have not yet
in,SiuSl'ant therc ara no SparrowS at all
n" sel'y' j. adduced as evidence, tina,
a.lnoSphero is still vitiatcd. This
sio S' ATOMS OF birds made n docp impress.
maaI pom the nnhli', and lcd To the de-
ny bon-ilres. l'''''
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LONDON, Aug. 4.--Oyer 5000 people
assembled upon tho ground whore the
reform demonstration took place, The
nesting comprised nine divisions.
There was excellent order and the
weather was fine.
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papnl Mntters,

c "Ns' Aug. i.--The Pope has directed
,. "u''alS and Bishops visiting hero to
,''urn to their diocosos aud to prepare
Sra visitation charters. and tho Pope
ilsl9ed nc several conferences of clergy
CIeu to- decide what relations the
AM nv should maintain with Tho civil
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Govcrnm ont Aid in Developing the Ma
tional Sugar Industry.

tional sugar Industry.
Commissioner Loring asked Congress
for $4,000 for expenditures in the devel
opment Of the sugar industries during
the current fiscal year, and Congress AT
the suggestion, IL IL understood, of
Senator Plumb, who thought that sum
insufficient, made an appropriation of
10000. The late day at which the ap-
preparation became available has proved
n matter OF some embarrassment, yet in
tho opinion of Prof. Wiley, Chemist of
the Agricultural Department, very
valuable assistance 10 the several
branches of the sugar industry will
be rendered The experimental
NOrlt of tho department in sorghum and
beet sugar making has been concluded,
and the work OF the present and future
will be In tho direction of practically
developing the industry and i'm aiding
in the introduction Ofimproved methods.
Tho choapeningo of sugar by the enorIn-
Gus growth OF the industry in Europo.
Professor Wiley says, renders tho crude
methods, so far In use by Louisiana
sugar growers and makers, no longer
desirable. New and better machinery
and processes must DO adopted ii the
manufacture IN tu continue ono
o. profit. The process OF edit.
usiou' applied to sorghum and cane.
W lich consists In cutting the stalks into
thin SLICES aud extracting tho sugar by
"du'nsing' with water, was subject Of
sureusSinl experiment last yenr, result
ing IN securing not less than 30 per cent.
Of the sugar contained In the plant. II
n now 2roDnscd 20 assist the Sugar
P!ln.cfs asioc.a.ion VI Louisiana -
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Perfectly Healthy.

CARDIFF, Aug. 4.--Tho steamer Ris.
n,angleys, from Marseilles, anchored a,
Penarth roads before leaving Marseilles.
md four cases Of cholera were sent from
he vessel to the Pharo hospital. DR..
Payne, however, pronounced the steamer
perfectly healthy,
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Contraband.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Authorization
has been received at the Treasury De-
partmont that tho International Distil
Iery company, of Des Moines, Iowa, is
shipping distilled liquors to Canada
under export bonds and without un
oading from the ears, attempting to
bring il back into the United States ~
more eastern ports. The laws of the
Dominion of Canada do not permit thu
Importation of distilled spirits in pack
ages Of less capacity than 100 gallons
and, as domestic spirits are put up IN
packages less than that size, foreign
custOni-house certificates necessary l.
cancel the export bond could not be pro
cured. Instructions are accordingly
issued TO refuse bond and clearance il
such eases, and in the event the spirit.
may have gone across the border, tn,
"ustonl-house officers are instructed {,
mold them on arrival and turn them
over to the proper officer of internal rev.
3nue for payment of tn" tax.
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rrinoe Jernms,a prnt..l

PARIS, Aug. 4.-The Figaro publishes =
protest from Prince jerome against the
action of Congress, at Versailles TODAY.
20 revise the Constitution. He demands
voked.
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Ron.N noN' Aug. t.--The British briggs,
Town Star, IRON Nova Scotia. for Queens.
dfr anu The Richard Owen, from Car
latter ~ johns, collided at sea. Tho
sroNn.T sunk and four OF her crew
low" rest OF her crew at Queens.