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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
CHAMPIONS AT LAVN TENNIS.

NEWPORT, r. l. Aug. 29.-Thc weather for
the lawn tennis championship to-day was not favorable
Il being dark and gloomy The first games were bet ween
Dw ght ana seas The champions and the Mc-srs Clark
Of PhiRde phia-and the lat cr were beaten without
trouble though they played veil ugh TO win
from their ole opponents Van Rensselaer, and Berry.
Of Phi adephia then faced the champions and they,
too were defeated The prospect at one time was for
three games but tbs Ia PLY tded over. he vic
tory OF Dwight and Sears for this the
third successive year, not unexpected,
though tie two pars from Philadelphia had
many warm supporters and weiiw-hers who hoped for
success for If them. ln the sn glcs It' Or beat
Thoru and hcnc. Will have tO meet Sears tomorrow.
THIS match Will be the Z one OF the rlamcui The
scores were: sears and Dw ght beat Clark an CLARK.
g. II &c /. Pears and Dwight beat Van RENSSELAER,
and Berry. g, 4-6. Is, lO-O A. Taylor beat Thorn
d, A &c, l-O, 4
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4 SCHEME TO yWINDLE ENGLISHNEN.
BONDS OF BOGUS RAILROAD COMPANY OFFERED
FOR SALE N LONDON.

BONDS OF A BOGUS RAILROAD COMPANY OtfF"ND
FOR SALE IN LONDON.
PIrTsBURG. Aug. pa report OF an alleged
frauiuien attempt to induce English capitalists 10 IN
vest IN bonds OF the Newcastle and Mldd.esex kaHodD
which la. no corporate existence has JUS; been l"e
public Advertisements re inserted ia London news
papers Offering II 600 per cent first mortgage "ou'
OF 200 each The road To be completed on Oc'ooeI
, the t,o,ev thu, obtained was be used for rails
and ro ng stock IL describing the new road the pros
pectus exactly describes the line Of the Newcastle anu
Northern RAILWAY, and names the American Loan ana
Trust Company, o E.w-iork az trustees Me''.S' II
pel & R,tcock Of Rood Lane London as the solicitors
and william Patterson. president OF the La"rhet
Goun,y Bank al Newcastle Penn; william NdIh,.A'
,,rsideut of Inc Tradesmtu'- N1Uonoi Bihk' an tlt
hug: and john Todd, vice-p,eslient ot the
pef'n.v wanna and ONO Rdrotd company. tleFTlth
dfio ~ diIecto5 The place Of the New-1ork once r.
GIVEN as SO 10 Coitaudst which Is the oulee oI COZ
tractor simpson. A.. o.,,,,,r rrea1+b c,n
Nud no trace OF such road the Newcastle anu iAl
seY and Me-srs. Nankirk and Patterson Hehy, "a. d..
knowledge OF it and sly their names were us7u "'ou
air mt
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TIE RAvAGEs OF CHOLERA.
A LARGE NUMBER OF CASES IN lIALf-AN
INFECTED SHIP AT CARDIFF ENGLAND.

IApCF NUNErR OF CASES N ITALY-AN
INFECTED SNIP AT CARDIFF, ENGLAND
NAPLES, Aug. 29.-Much unrcaSonmg oppo-
1n 10 the transerence of cholera patients to the hos
pta prevails among popuIace Of this city Forcbe
rpu,siion wa, vest rday oGerod person stricken
with the diseas, was being conveyed To the hospital
IN, riar wounded and otherwise mlitreated several
= ceu,.n Al The same time crowds oi women a,saleI
H. infants schools for fear that the chuciel lIty
tcs,Ia urvvplI. would be taken 20 the hosptdI IHt
Ivdc ha, askeI tue Ar hDlsuop 70 Aeip tAsh V 'uo
people. -
row Aur e9-The daily bulletin showing the ravases
n the cholera in Italy for tue past twenty-.our hours
,tate. that 4 pcrs ms have died Of the disease IN
Moieua II in Ma-sa 10 in La spezia and In Turin
Tho eturUer Of fresh cases follows At BIgamo' 81
BOLOGNA. 6: Campobasso, -; Com, 7; Bu-ca' II;
T,rantascl Vlaflle'O, .. Votignasco, !; Modena'
G. Naples. 4; Ma,sa Is; Parma, 3; La speza' 30;
Turin / AT Vttisua,co there has been tota' oi j.
deaths
MAnsRuLrs, Aug 29-Thc tepori OF the ra'a-e' oi
,boler In the southeru province OF France for the past
tventy.four hours il a. follows. Herlmt: deaths (;
card 3 deaths; Andc. dca-Asi Eastern Pyreutes l.
deaths
PARIs Aug 20-Thcre were two deaths from 'h"ert
at NJ rsei e. and Ave at Toulonlist night At fassan''
netr Brgnoles there were five deaths yesterday
The cholera IL not ncrca ing generally N yruence IL
No iected departments In France Where the disease
And pcrp gnau. hOwey 70 the ma ady l. becoming wore
TUer, 6gSe been twcv' deaths In PcrpsuIn. Si&
thou.and inhab. tants have ned the place.
L,NpoN, Aug. 20.-The steamer Esperanza, from Mar
,elle has arrived "A CardiG with two Of cholera
on board aud has been dotiinel at quarantine.
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INTERESTING PAPERS READ.
rEOTEssoR LODGE ON ITECIRlcALF LFoRCE,-EssAfs
BY SIR WILLIAM THOMSON ANp LORD RAfLtlGH.
tBY TELEGRAPH To THE 1EiBuSEi

rEorEssoR LODGE oN lIECIRlcAL FoRCEs-EssAfs
BY SIR WILLIAM THOMSON AND LORD RAYLtIGl.
tBY rEirGRArH To THE IElBrSE
NoNrprAI Aug 20.-Dismal weather has not
iuterfcrcd with the serious work of the lilitish
Association to-day The proceedings of the eight
sections have been well attended; ladies have not
been deferred by the nhospltaty of nature from
vcnturng out In watorprOois aud ln making no
rounds of the various sections. There has been no
lack of interest IN the scientific papers and discus
sions. Possibly the philosophers and scientists
have congratulated themselves upon having an op-
perfume burst of genuine London weather II has
rcprcssed the ardor for Sightseeing and social en-
tcrtaiumcnt and left the association nj liberty to
pursue its own legitimate objects with few dlstrac-
tious.
The opening paper IN what must be considered
to nost intellectual section of the association was
contributed by Professor q. j. Lodge II reatsi TO
the seat of fclcctromotyc forces IN ia" y"ac criI'
aud VA, pronounced by the venerable president Sir
William Thomson, a new landmark IN math'nati-
cal and physical science. II followed by pro-
tractcd discussion, after which report wH rcadon
electrical standards and paper by Professor II.
Shaw on practical Applications Of new mechani"
cal principle. sir William Thomson read paper
on safety fuses for electric circuits and
Lord Rayleigh the president of the association
meut In induction on tclephoulng through caDIo
and on "A gaiyauOmcter with twenty wires.
TWO EMINENT MEN.
The difference IN manner of these two remarkable
men. Sir William Thomson and Lord Raylegh, Is
most noticeable. One belongs 10 the old guard OF
veterans Of the association who fast disappear
ing The other is IL middle life, strong active ana
erect. with twenty years apparently of useful SER
vice before him in the interest Of science. The
older man awkwardly fumbes his notes when
ne speaks. standing clumsIy and bending
undcr the weight of years. Yet he
4. not an unpleasant speaker since ho
is direct in expression, and has wonderful power
of discussing the most intricate questions Of sci'
ence with simplicity and mcdty. Lord Rsyeighs
sandy hair and shapely whiskers and erect figure
are in marked contrast with the gray halr, ragged
beard and angular form of his senior. lie speaks
we'll perhaps too easily and without adequate
energy. but clearly and with precision
In the chemical section Professor Dewar opened
discussion ON the constitution of elements; IN
which a large number of English university pro-
! fe.sors participated. Professor Edward Frank
! land from Surrey, England, read paper
on the chemical aspect Of the storage
! of mover which made marked impression aud
| followed by English professors ON technical ques-
! tiOns of chemical science.
| A PAPER BY PROFESSOR NEwBERRY.
In the geology section the opening paper was read
by Professor j. ;. NewbeIry, of the United states
eontlDapt The next paper, By Professor ii. Caryi!
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HENRY IRvING's FAREWELL.
A srEECn BY THE DISTINGUISHED ACIoR-DEIAEI-
TRE FOR AMERICA.

"A
tRE IOR AMLKlCA
LONDON, Aug. 20.--An enthusiastic demon
STA ION occurred Ut the Lycoum Tucatri las night The
occalou being Mr. Henry IiyinSs farewell performance
"Echeh I" was given for the first time THIS season ana
WI. unusually well received Mr Irving was cal ed be-
for tho cur ain AMI ia response 60 his hearty reception
sad;
Ladies and Gentlemen We are now at the end OF
about months 10 renew
f1eldly intercourse with the great people Of America
Or tour will ieud from IN Idt 70 san Itan'scO W
on our return intend 10 sctu permanently a, home.
Iur w our nb-enc Miss Mlr AnlersOI will asan reign
on IA, =, boards To her and iuagcr Abbey cordially
wish All prosperity a1d good fortune. Cnce-I Ellen
erry'- III dimIned past scdon, hut rejoice T.
tel YOU the cloud has pas ed ana Miss Terry ueay re
stored 10 healfh fie ds and the -iage which she 80
sdorn. lad h p,d she would be able 10 play tonight
lu sle was ter mptory forbidden 10 appear, not yet
having egiu-d me use OF h n hand
Mr. Irving conclud by warmly thanking the public
fr it, abundant sympathy and answering kndness
NJ. Terry afterwards crossed the stage ana Kissed he
hand repeatedly the audience in respone 10 the LOUD
applause which greeted The curtain then rose dis
PLAYING the company dressed IN the "Rlcheleu' cos
tunes thOs not ged IN fhe play wearing Tue OidIha
~ evening dress. Ihey received a decided ovation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
truE FRAyco1SIRELAND CASE DISMISSED

GALVESTON, Aug. 29.-The examination be-
fore Commissioner splun in the cOnsprao' case ot Lm
Francois AGAINST Governor joan ireland Pentent'ay
superiutcndent Gore aud five pcutentlarY gu~ds was
neg yc.terlay Testimony In the case had pocee Ie'
only 40 ra. TO .h tht Francois bid been oohNI
IN TIE peucntary Tor something over our years. VIM
u.c proceedings were cus snort ny INC appear "'' VI
.ptI stale. pitict.Atorney STATION So ho dismissed
M nrr prorr,dinga aud fhc prisoners were NJ once re-
ir,seI Mr -'rattun had cOmtnuucatrd vi thr Altol
ncy-GcuctI IN Was ing Ou' ana received iiHt'C',"'-
SO OF the Revised ~ttuic.. under when thr ac on
was brought, did not apply to IN cnsc a. summit y"
tbr Icprrncn Of Justice Upon thi' g,ounl the case
A I'm
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THE LARGEST GRE4r CROP YET.
THIS YEARS ASTONISHING PRoDCCT-TTs EXCEL
rFNr QUALITY

THIS YEARS ASTONISHING PRODUCI-IIo EACEL-
LENT QUALITY.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 29.-S. W. Iallmadse
rc.nta the following figures Ms the 1lal estimate Of the
wheat crop o, the United states for 1ssL The figures
ar b,sed on official reports made within fe" days b.
satc agricultural departma and statistical agents IN
the different states and Territories The report shows ~
total production OF winter wheat to be 57o'oooVoo
bushels, and spring wheat l3oooo'ooo InS M'A'' 'I
-, .i, ~, ,be cointrv full % 900. 900 bushels more
tban yer bef re- produced. l3' 'OOoOOO more man h'
vrar'. crop ana $4,000 900 more Than the average crop
}r fbo n1st five year-. The Departments all agree IN
rrporting the quality superior and where IL mas urch
tbrrshrd thry saw the Yield has more than met lhelt
calcuntio.s This applies specially 10 ue splhe "u-a
sertious: Iowa, Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota ana
l-tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
SAMUEL ROEEETS ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
THE REVOLVER WAS Rusty AND DIDN'T WORK
QUICKLY ENOUGH-Gu> FORMER PtCULAIfpMe.
'BY 1ETIGBArH To THE TRlBCNEl

THE REVOLVER WAS Rusty AND plDNT WORK
QUICKLY ENoUGH-ms FORMER PfCULAroMs.
HY TErIGBtrn To THE TnIBrSEI
WHkE,BARRE, Penn, Aug. 29.-On Wcdnes-
afternoon Samuel ROBBERS. the dcauliug plimastcr of
Charles Parrish Co.,. made desperate attempt To COM
init su eide by shooting The most strenuous efforts
have been made by hs friends 'o keep the matter quiet
but he fact. have become known Late on Wednesday
afternoon, after an interview with Mr. Parrish Mr.
Roberts EN- cred his room the Office Of the Lehgh and
Wilkcsbirge Coal Company. Two clerks were In the
room. MI Roberts seemed excited and nervous. He
asked one of tn clerks to reach him revolver which
las iu one Of the desks No fno wing aIythiuEo the
dcfllcatou and believing tnu Mr. Roberts int nied
merely take the pistol away, the young man handed
hun the on when placing the mu1zc To the side OF
hi- head Nj Il bcrts attempted e. pun the trigger but
the pi- o had bc,n yiug unused for long time aud had
grown rusy rhc chamber. would not rcyolyc readily
and the trigger resisted tIc attempt to pail d.,
Before NJ Roberts uli m kc auoth effort the clerk
spf ny toward hun nd E'iliug his arm wrtnrhc1 tho
uisioi away. NJ Robert. wa taken home I'm pros
racI condition and has no cft the house since To-Day
he transferred 10 Nj Parrish large qualtiy ~ hOIsc
hold furatur, and personal property valued nt 40 OO0
Tie particular, of h. dcf,ca'ou Of - year. ago
now known lie .wa- tIcn bookkc per for tn Crane
Iron Company al Citu.aquiy and discovered 20 b.
-hort in hs accounts OF large am0Int Ou The dscov-
cry of hs pccua'ion- he Ned 10 Wlcs. III, fitacrin-
low. Mckiusey "a wealthy man. settled the matter for
him. He ret irncl this country and soon
after catered tine employ OF the Lehigh and
Wllkcshalre Coal Coinptnr. There II az impression
abroad that the dc'acaton has been und rcstiuatcd
MI RopcT Las transit rtcd prop rly o. an aggre-
gate value OF nray 80 1000 20 NJ. Parrish, aud In
adIton 10 buyIug al tns b, has vi min tn 81 few
year, spent enormous sums oi Whc he ma hothHg 70
show. His cIurch work alone st him lhOu aHds a
year IA addition 10 the extraordinary work OF charging
ana building he sun lay chuo!. Those tn p'sse|sOu "
lie lacls, h'"cVeI VIII hOt dtNuIsc tucH
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THE GORDON RELIEF EXPEDITION

LONDON, Aug. 29.-A mobilization commit
tec consisting ofthe Marquis Of Iarurton secretary OF
a. ,te for War. the Dusr Of Cambridge, Commander in
Chief OF the Army General Lord VOLS ley, the oomman-
der a. the FOR IN Egypt AMI the heads o tn Army
deu3rent met at the War Office to-day TO arrange the
defail. OF the sOudan expedition.
Colo cl stewart has been ordered TO proceed To Eg pt
g. iou the soudau cXpcditipn.
AssnrAN Aug 30 Seven steamers have pass the
fr.t c,taract The Nic rising steadily. II has already
risen four feet ady Haia.
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monster every church throughout the
country in favor OF the temporal power OF the Pope Inc
first signatures address on this subject hcuue 'no
leading prelates and mobiles of SPAIN This whole move
rnent has grown ont of The speech Pida Mon,
Minister Of Agriculture and Commerce. made IN the Cha'
Der OF Deputies some weeks ago, IN Whlcn ne SpoAo
sghiingly of the re ,toraton Of the temporal power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
FpACNFVTS OF CABLE NEWS.

OpEssA Aug. 29-Many fresh arrests OF Nihls's nave
been made here.
EDTNBrRGH Aug 29-Lord Elgin presided at meeting
Of the Liberal Association Of SEQ land today Tesou
ton adopted expressing conhdencelh MI t
of the House OF Lords to prevent Obstruction
CAIRO. Aug. 20-Frauds amounting to e@OoQO have
been discovered In the Ministry OF Finance Foreign
officials OF high standing are imphc ited In thein'
BRUSSELS, Aug. 29.-M. MaOn the great Conservative
lander. Is snriluslv MI.
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rrvrryytlL or yEwBRUNSWICK

NEw-BRuNswIcK, n j, Aug. 29.-'Ih" Gem
trpll Anniversary of thr Incorporation Of NewBuns-
wick Will take place on Monday. There will be- process
sion o. 900 person. IN which Will participate a. guests
Governor Albeit ami At q aud 9th oficia :, ia ~
Regiment OF NeN-Icrs,y National Guards ahd tLe
EuIya of Pvthil- % th. state IN their UNI orm 'oN
eru0r Abbott will be the orator OF m day There WI
h.. "A d splay OF fireworks IN the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
ytlLB4G srOLEy AND RIFLED

SPRINGFIELp, Mass, Aug. ga mail pouch
filed with letters from NewYork for towns IN the ycin
ity OF Palmer watch had been LEFT on truck IN the
station at Palmer on Wednesday night was stolen The
content. we're fount yesterday on hill 0pposle the
viII ge .cgtterrd pIur over 1000 letters mad been
o,19d There . no cle q the robbery ard the amount
oi valuable contents /. klOwu. Ihe pO7tmster mas
orders 10 denver the letters as he best can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
uottD4yFOR TFENrON cHrLDREN

TRENTON, Aug 29.-Two hundred OF the
noor children of Trenton taken to ocean Grove LOT
a days trip his morning. The und Tor tIe PURPOSE
WIS started by Ihc Trenton Times ana the eNouI7oh wa
,dr the mlnag IF The Tines All Of the children
TO-, ,ro, orion Of whom had never before seen the
ocean and many OF whom mad never been outside Oh
Trenton. were brought safely BACK ths c'.hut. tu
,or rrioi they marched through the streets IN the
rain singing and cheering from the saliOh " INC 4
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SAVAGE AND ROLD THIEF.

HAMBURG, Aug 29.-There was bold at
tempt at ROBBERY in this city to-day locksmh named
Bornemann entered the Office OF money changer ny the
name OF Moritz Karner and stabbed him in the neck
Bornemann then proceeded to open the SAFE supposng
that his victim was so seriously disabled that he could
not holm himself But Karner managed TO feacn WIN
dow smash the glass and shout for help Al ths Do ne
mann fed without having secure any money ron the
SAFE He was captured later after violent struggle
Many weapons were found concealed on lis person. nc
lived for a long time In America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
AsrrRnLp DLsc0EEREn.

Bosroy. Aug. pa cable dispatch received
at Urv s College observatory announces the discovery
Of an astrod ~ Borcy at MArselcs France FoSltoh'
A,r.t y. ri IL hours ~ minutes, Greenwich time:
-. .on ~ hours 80 minutes 80 $40 seconds
decIin,ton SOUTH IL degie l. minutes 20 seconds
div notion ~ 90 seconds, sou probably mnut's
TwTlft magnitude.
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NEW-YoRK, SATURDAY, AUGUST
TIE CITY OF MERIDA BURNING.

FEARS THAT THE STEAMER WILL BE TOTAL LOSS.
HAVANA, Aug. 29-Night-The steamer City Of
Merida, Captain Rettig, from Vera Cruz August
%, for New-York. Is in this harbor Oh hre' enc
will probably be q total loss
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RETURyISG TO THEIR OIIT HOMES.

OswEGO, n. Y, Aug. 29.-About seventy
children. by THE tribune Fresh AIT Fund left
here this evening by The New-York, Ontario aud Western
road Oh their return to their homes in the metropolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
CONSTITUTIONAL rR0HlBIuoy IN MAINE

PORTLAND Aug. 29.-Aliss Francis l.. Will
ard now in tn state ys that 300 speakers are IL he
ad in Maine, setting forth tue arguments III taYor OF
the constitutional prOhibOry amendment 10 be voted
,,,o, s.nten,bcr y that the Womau's Christian Tenn
perauce non led by Mrs l.. VI. y. stevens, of Boston;
Il act yey engaged IN IN canvas and that mory oI
30 600 Is ex pect-d for the amendment
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


CON MTNERs KULED.-A terrible accident Occu red
too AT the Blackstone coal PIT, Paisley.
pers Ius were killed.
Mr. BRADLAUGH's TOUR-Mr. Charles Bradaugh, the
uoe Radical and Fr ethinkeT has not settled the terms
OF Lis contemplated eciurug tour in Amer ca H. vii
prob Div no 81 iii aitr the opening Of Parliament
where be il likely % again claim his sea-.
SOLDIERS KILLED by LIGHTNING A dispa oh from
Nnsserb3d india states tat the barracks there lad
beeu struck by lightning anc tnat six soldiers lad been
al
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PRIvATE MEErING OF PROHIBTIONIs1

UTICA Aug. 29.-Ihe State Executive Com
mtee Of the Prohibition party In session at Frank
for to day The meeting, which is private, will De con-
tiDued tomorrow.
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HEARING IN THE HALL CASE POSTPONED.

NEwBURG, Aug. 29.-The hearing in the case
OF the Newhurg National Bank against Henry Han
sons was post pOned to-day, W date Oeng Hfe1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

DR. HOLMES CELEBRATES MS BIRTHDAY
BosroN.A Aug 29.-Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes
celebrated his seven y-hith brhdiy to-day. lie received
IN. concentration personally. by mai and telegraph,
of arr circle friends and admirers throughout tAls
country anu Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

Of the Mor etr forgery
publ
yandes
vbliit
tught eend tie
din tn
NJ which Mr. Blnum hll'S
n declares
nndby hs hereh Mey
npoiIv
testimony p's't up Of the
the
sna
cmpa sin
hovs o eprucrp
dIrJ Haey the confessed
IN
member of the committee appear
o he
onwlht Ii conph
Thea iri esat OF
ereant detalso sremarkab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
RAINS DAMAGE THE EPANAMA RAILROAD.

Panama, Aug. 20, via GalyestOn.-Ire-
nendou, rains in the mountains yesterday caused a
washout sst night Obispo the track OF the Pana-
Ia Railroad The cut Is 1870 feet lOag and fifteen feet
eeep Travel on he road Is suspended Passengers and
Freight talus which left here yesterday afternoon
turned to-day The mails aud passen gers OF he
tlp City of Para will be Transferred tom rr1w. The
sSnge 10 the road Will prOca by be repaired by Monddy
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THE POPE's TEMPORAL POWER.
MADRID, Aug. 29.-fhe clergy have started a
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THE DEMOCRATIC FORGERY IN THE GARFIELD CAMPAIGN

M AND HIS ASSOCIATES THEIR INFAMOUS SCHEME
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MR. BARyUrs LETTER WHICH SECURED LINDSAY
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-08
The Republican Convention.

The republican state convention which
convenes in this city next Wednesday
promises To be a big affair over thOus
and strangers will he in the city, and every
thing possible should be dOne by the citi
zens To make a good impr, ssiOn upon them.
The Fllley side OF the party have en-
gagged rooms at the Hotel Kaiser. A good
many others will also be there.
The Franklin county delegation have
obtained accommodations at the Jay
Gould.
A number of the different delegations
will he at j. ID. Hills-the Planters
house,
Nearly all the rooms at the Garrison
house have been taken and cots will be
brought into requisition,
The LEROY house will have its share OF
members of both wings OF the party.
Col K. L. Van Horn and the executive
committee have engaged a suite OF rooms
at the Merchants The Hammerslsugh
delegation of Kansas City, ten delegates
from Jasper county, three delegates from
Harrisonvilie, Major Harding aud j. p.
BeIz, Mr.. Rouse Of 81. Louis. and Mr.. w.
j. TerrilI and wife will also have rooms at
the Nero hants.