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To the Public.

The undersigned beg leave to in
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We hop" to meet continuation "l
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SN,tIoGA, August H. Morning
dawued with the weather bright and
warm The attendance At the race
course was correspoudiugly large, but
the track was ncayy The outlook for
20 Il sport during the coming week is
very promising Tn special features
viii be the races between nag, and
oy,r sticks, there % ing hurdle race
bookrd FOR tomorrow And a steeple-
chase for Wednesday,
tir>tracc Purse $500; entrance tree;
winning maiden allowances one
mile. Frl!owplay, first; Richard l. Sec
ond j I'M Henry, third Time, - -.
Mutuuls pal =, $3.50
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BEASTl.Y SLUGGlNG,
A Desperatn Fight With Hafu
Gloves Eear Denver,
Colorado.
John Glow and 'orge Morrison S,ug Zach
Other in Bulldog Fashion Until
Prevented by a Moo
a Rough and Tumble gh' Wh'Sh
the Sheriff and Hs
Posse Win.

DENVER, Con, August IA glove
match between Jno. p Gov, of Denver
Aud Go. A Morrison, Of l-adyi.le, fpt
the champ.o ship OF Colo ado occurred |
IN Douglas County, twenty-five miles
from Denver, yesterday Afternoon. The
affair created great interest, because II
was advertised as prize fight Three
hundred men went by eNcnr-i on train to
the grounds BY ipuation SiN rounds
were fought. fuur-ounce gloves were
q ed, ana the iightug was desperate on
both sides, with but slight odds in Cows
laVor. Cow, Who seemed to be the
stronger, continually beat Morrison back
upon the rope, aud there gave him a
heavy pounding each time.
~ rmr tuiRp ROT Np
both drew D.ood, Glow RECEIVING cut
over each eve, while Morrison blcd from
the lips AMI showed bruises ON the face
ruE rifrI ANp SiNru Hpr>n-
were clearly won by Cow The sixth
round wa- fought with heavy s.usgtng
ana lit q or no So cncc. Three times
| Morrison was thrown or shocked upon
the ropes, the last time he s!u = dcsper
atrly to CLOVIS neck, and ln TN, poSIsion,
! refusing to relca~" his hold, suffered u
series ui terrible uppcr-cuts from Cow.
| Morris N paid no attention to th' cries of
"brcah," and Glow seemed not 10 regard
the cries Of "ioul,' w hut kept pounding
away. Then there was scene ol great
excitement, aud only for the fact that
/ everybody had been disarmcd hy the
Sheriff and posse, there would have been
roll Ia. lfrhf
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DIED AT HIS POST.
A Nihilistic Russian Who Know
What 1t Meant to Bo
Taken Prisoner,
And Escaped the Officers and K.pt the
Secrets OF His Go Oonspirators by the
Aid OF a Handy Revolver.
A Terrible Disaster on the River Thames
Steamer Sank Seventeen Bodies
Already Recovcred.
Russia

NJ, PkrERsbURG, August 4 Detect.
ives having learned that Nihilistic docu.
ments were being printed on AN exteu-
sive scale at Saratou, made thorough
search in that cIty for the Offenders and
this morning succeeded in locating the
press. They raidcd the house, but the
only person present at the time was VI
iogdaruff owner OF the press, who, on
the appearance of the officers, drew re
vo'Ver and laaclng II ~ his temple blew
his brains out The detectives found,
besides the press, large quantity Ol
printing material, types aud printed mat
ter OF an intiammatory character IN tho
building
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BARE K>u,kI.E>.
Pennsy. vania SIuggers F ght Twenty
Rounds III 50 Minutes,

PulsBrRGn, Pa, July 3l.-JIm Dillon
aud Nrd Monaghan fought stubborn
bare-knuckie prize
a.ht al late hour last night, near
Brownstown, in the presence of q throng
The hght MAS governed by the Loudon
uriZe-fiug ru,cs, Neither inau was IN
very good condition At the call of time
both stepped into the ring with a
iriiaut air, aud in a moment went 10
Work ike tigers. Up 10 the twelfth
round some heavy hitting was done on
both sides, though but little science MAS
displayed From that 10 the twentieth
round they fougat hke demons, punish
.ng each other terribly, Dnlon bore the
punishment gamc!y, but leit-hander on
the ear svui him 20 grass seuse!ess, aac
De- faded 70 come 70 time. Monaghan
was declared the winner, after rsAting
iA.Tiy I've minutes.
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and began to scream. Teachers and oiil-
Ger, wcte for a moment unable to sp Ak
or move. When the shock came, ritti NJ
the windows and sWaylDg tn gas Tx
tntcs, mauy hands were clasped aud
pulyeis We're uttered on bended knees.
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TIE fines, Photographic work ever
done in this city j, now being turned
ont at the gallery of MIR. ". u. Jack
son. ON Austin Avenue. Prot. Cohen.
Of Houston. one of the finest artists in
the state. now la, charge of this work
and lover, of the beautiful i'll art can
spend a half hour very prOiitahlY in
examining >olue OF his beautiful spec
linens II
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill, August 1.-THE
fifth uuuua cntampmcut oi the Second
brigade closes to. day. several regiments
have struck tents aud started homeward.
Battery \, of nauville, left last night,
The efficiency showed by the officers aud
M Ii during the cpcampment Is the sub
iyct Of many compliments by visiting on
GERS ut tn regular army and the militia
men ut other States.
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nt,Rlrr>rl>o -cr~r,.


MARsEult-, August : The fact that
the swallows, which migrated At the out.
turned, aud that there are no
>parrows at all in the city, Is ad-
duced a. evidence that The stnos-
rnrgr is Still yitiated This migration
ot birds has msde a deep IMPRESSION
upon tie pubic and has led TO a demand
Tor tho pur,lcatiou of the atmosphere Dy
1outirc>
lHKtt DEATHS rHIs FuREstoS.
Between nine aud two O'Clock to-day
there were three dca'hs here from
.hoisrs
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LtAvENwuRIu, kts., August H.
Henry Lee, a we.l-kuowu farmer OF Platte
County, Mo, was found dead and hor-
rb.y manglcd on the Kansas city, st.
Joseph \ Cuurcl b uft Road, about six
mites from this city, Yesterday morning.
Both legs aud arms and part OF the head
had been torn OF. II is suspected that
the msn was murdered and placed on the
track
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Texas grown. acclimatcd. Nati>;ac-
tion guaranteed in all fruit trees, shade
or ornamental trees bought of me.
win plant and insure itrequired VIII
give every advantage that amy party
at distance can offer, and am here
To make my contracts good. Reserve
Your orders and call ON me at the
SEED STOKE. +. ". NEsEY.
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Irelan l.


DCBLlS, August ll.-lhomas Casey,
approver in the MaautraSna murder case,
who recently confessed that he wa, com.
PEELED by Bolton, Solicitor for the Crown,
to swear against Mylcs Joyce and others,
ers are innocent. He repeated his cou-
fe>Son To- the report of the FrtrpaH'S
jOUudi, which publishes It in iull this
morning, together with An interview With
Phlbrin another OF the Crowns W.T.
uc>>cS IN The case, in which PAilbTin All
mits that the most Important part ut lis
testimony is false He MAS coached a> TO
his evidence, and wei paid for the part
he took in the prosecution.
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SPRiNGfKLo, ILL, August Mrs T.
: Du ham, of Monticello, Ia j., model
ing a life-siEe bust Of Garfield batter
IN Imitation Of Mrs BrooAs' "Dre2mlug
lolsnthe" thst was trst seen 81 the css.
tennial Mrs Dunham h2s asked place
for Il at the next limos Slste Far here.
II will be assigned place IN tLa dA.ry
deG&TlxnEAs
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ALB,>Y, y. Y, August n.-GSeral
Logan arrived here en- route TO HerSilner
this afternoon, and was welcomed by
,OOa people. Guns were hreo, hats
waived and continual cheering kept up
until the train eft, twenty minutes a,er.
General Logan made u brief speech, ac-
know edsins the reception, and left with
senator Miller
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Afraid to Facs the Girl He Had
Wronged.


ArCui~o>, kA~, August Nv II.
Kennedy, a brakeman on the c., X l.
a. T.. Road, under promise Of marriage,
persuaded Josie Btoierick, OF Cameron,
to accompany hun TO this city, where
they remained at the Morgan House
two days and nights as husband and
wife Mis-, Broderick, VIII Is not yet
sixteen, was taken home 10y friends
aud Kennedy returned to his work,
When called upon by her father 10 iu ii J.
hi> promise OF marriage he refused
TO do 50, whereupon Miss Brodc-
rick and Mrs Akrrmau, her sister, pro-
yidcd them>eiyes with six shooters aud
sought Mr. Kennedy, whom they brought
to bay AZ the depot IN Cameron By the
Interference OF friends Kennedy escaped
aud >nilpeI into Kansas City tele-
gram was sent t. officers st thus city ami
upon Ai> urriyal here he was arrested ami
Is now IN iail, in de.ault ut s., 900 bail, TO
answer n charge of seduction under
prOmi>, OF marriage
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LuSpoN, August lI-ChsS y. New
degate, member OF Parliament from North
Warwick, who fell IN a tt on the floor of
the House OF Commons saturday night,
was severely cut in tn head by the fall,
but Is this mornin. reported greatly i'm
proved, His early convaosceuce is looked
for
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IIIE JAMIE GLASS
Explod S Her Boilers, Killing the En-
gIneer and Fireman

MADISON, III, August 1.-THE steam
~ Mamie Glass, While towing barge IN
front Of he city at nine O'Clock this morn.
ius. rX luded her Doi er aud Immediately
,auk. Engineer George Keller aud fIre
man Joseph Lick tier were slli.ii aud
Wchrl. aud Cn4ud II, decs -ADuls, we're
blurred Commander WA au WD, cs-
cap,d I1et. we're no Others on board.
k-u,f', Busy "a- recovered
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Later Particulars About the De-
vaatating Storm in Austro-
Hungary.
Strange Confession of Crown Witnesses in
the Maantrasus Murder Gas :, Com
promising the Prosecution
The French Admiral Did No, Bombafd
Leelung Expelled From
Russia.
Austro Hungary.
IsisRIBik STORM.

PEsTH, August ll-Later reports re-
garding tue great storm OF Yesterday
show that It WAS more severe than was at
ir-t ant cipated In addition to the
damage ready reported comes the intel
ligence that the bridges Of Iebeguny aud
Arpzy have been partially dcm ''lshed $ld
twenty p rson> drowned by the rapid Y
rising waters OF the Danube whlie on Il
Number of farms out-housc-, csHie,
horses aud other live sto K were swept
away
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BOSTON, MASS, August ll.-Geo. <.
Smith, as c unse!, brought = suit against
the Herald for Rev Bait, Of Buffalo, on
account OF tue Srslce prtsSed regarding
l.aAu ~ the issse OF SssAAy.
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and began to scream. Teachers aud oill-
Ger. we've for moment unable to sp Ak
or move. When the shock came, ritti NJ
the windows and sWAyIng tn gas Tx
tnfcs, mauy hands were clasped aud
pflyeis We're uttered on bended knees.
WOMEN FRUSTRATED.
Several women were Frustrated At
tn corner of Lexington aud Marcy ave-
ia s. ady fainted AMI on south Ninth
street an aged man iel to thr Sidewalk
unable to move. The great dluing-room
ot the Long Beach Hotel was cleared of
It. 500 occupant, ia less than two min
utc,. Guests and walters joined iu a
frantic rush Tor the doors and windows.
Tn stout bars acroSS the vefanda door
Ways were broken down and she crowd
poured dowu the steps toward the beach.
Two ladies tainted aud others had to be
ASSiNtcd from the room. The shock at
Coucy sand created CONSERVATION
among the residents and the thousands
OF Wis tors
All along the beach the effects We're
felt At various hotels People in the
ulning rooms rushed Wild v out. Most
people imagined that a terrific explosion
had taken pace, while a number con
cludcd that Their last day had coiue.
The two ton safe in the Manhattan
Beach Hotel was moved three inches
along the floor >craping the plaster oil
the wal This house wss shaken, but
NJ damage resulted. At Paul Bauer's
the widest excitement prevailed the
walters dropped their dishes and the as
semDhd TrutOns made an ilAiscriminste
rush for the doors.
BALTIMORE.
The s,uth n,ipt Ia,. Tod ,, %
the earthquake appears to have been
Baltimore and the most norIhcrly Brat
iieOuro, Vt The chief damage appears
10 have occurred AT Hartford, where one
mhn died from lrigh, IN the Jail. Those
ldnli + with car hquakes agree that two
"a three shocks always follow one another
Wleu one occurs, and it is II ely that the
country will be again visited soon
uIHtE FONTS.
Il( dr>t tetegraphic reports Of the
cartn' ,dIhc were received from the fol
owing points. The Atlantic Highlands,
near san ly Hook, Long Branch, Phila-
irlph,a, NV Haven Boston, Elizabeth,
PIiutlrlL, Spring Lake, College City,
Martina, Vineyard and Portland, Me,
At the last point the shock was signt.
Reports were also received from many
ui thc sub-UlliccS about New YORK. The
reports a. to the duration of the shock
are diverse, but the average seems to be
about ten seconds. t2.l5 O'Clock the
Auauti' highlands experienced second
>h jck, but 1t was less violent than the
urst The seYerest shock WAS re-
ported iIom Sea Bright, y. j., where
the u, pot shifted ~ one side, shaking up
the contents aud the sole inmate. At
Hartford hareheided man rushed
irtntically to III. telegraph office, hold
Iug la hi, hands newspaper which h.
had been reading. lie said he had en-
rocked vioienty, and that the p.a,tering
Oh the ceiling ABOVE him had been cracked
aud IA some places had dropped 10 the
floor
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SUNDAYS EARTHQUAKE.
New England Fripi tened Out OF
1Cs Boots by Earth's
Antics.
The Shock Pronounced of Regulation D.
melslOus by0dCallforni4 Campaign
ers Death From Fright,
Fa ntlng and Praying in the
Sueets-Tne End OF the
World

NEW YoEK. August l.-- N - .0j ye~ter-
day afternoon tn re- Vas sudden shlk
ing OF build " throughout the city.
The window, ratified, buildings trcmbled
and IN some quarters poop e. were thrown
from ouuge> uHd beds on t. the Nor,
and persons standing were made /, ds &c
A. it uu0er the Influence vi Miss la "a
Hurst The sun had been ohscur d oy
c.Ouds dur NJ the greater pa t of the
afternoon, and violcnt thunder.
storm 81 med ready to brca,, bnt
1t did not come, and soou alter the
earthquake shr lowering clouds iJated
away. ppinlOns vary a. to the length
of the ~hoca some say ten seconds, 9th
ers four The widest excitement pre-.
vailed on the East 81 lc, where the
Hebrew population mostly dwell
they supposlng that the end OF the
world h Il arrived. Ludlow street an
the streets round about were died
with household effects, and ID Iouhco
rs ii there Wa t. be a general exodus
! he services Of l squat o, puuc tmcu
were needed to rc>tO e ore, +, a.d even
after the rea causc OF the disturbance
had been usccr.aiued it was uIlll
cult to compel the people, wuo
"rrc badly frightened to return 10 heir
homes Although there was great az
citemeut no one WI, seriously hurt, and
the buance returned to- the ho>ptI.
empty Ia the Jewish ,ynago4uc, l3
and lj Pike street, several hundred per
sons
RUSHED uUl rEt-NtiL
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The following tables show the standing
OF the various Association and League
Clubs up to and including saturday,
August q
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Russia.

ENrEGIED PROM RUSSIA
LONDON, August 1.-THE Russians
have eX! eled seventy unemployed for
eigucrs from the Nistula district.
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\ memorandum pocket book with
some valuable papers. The Under
will leave at this office and receive a
suitable reward. 2llt
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Lo>puN, August 1.-The Y0w.'' Foo
Chow correspondent telegraph- that the
French \ 'miral lespeS did not bomhard
uor occupy Keelung, but simply destroy
ed the forts and then retired
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one good secondhand rIght horse
power engine for sale cheap. Apply
to TOM PADGII'r
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English Female Bittcr> has become
a household word. The lisping child
adds it, testimony saying "it cured
mama" while the happy mother tells
Won it saved her daughter.
What an ugly face. when YOU took
,ickcning pills. Baily'> Saline .\peri-
lent j. better.
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To scent. a desirable second

TO KFHI. \ WN~ITdUIt sVVVIW
story front room adjoining my store
suitable for lawyer or doctor.
Tow PADGlTr.
July2l-lm
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! M pt'fNi itSA~ I klt
LoNp"N, August The particulars of
the collision aui sinking of the steamer
Diuue in the Thames saturday night
state that there were a great Eauy pleas
urc passengers ON board the vcsse
There was clear moon last night. The
co lision occurred about midnight, with
the large iron steamer Camden, Just eli
Grayc-onu. The Diune's p RI de Was
-tpvc in and the vessel keeled over aud
~auh ia two minutes
HtNKlNr>uI>o SCENES.
Those saved rushed on drck jumped
nyerbuard half dressed and we're res.
guru by tugs. The seems were heart
rcniiu. The Iadic, mporrd .,e
men to save their children MANY women
Mere carving infants. one mother
placed her infant on a floating crAtr. Ihr
crate drittcd away, but VAS found a.
n Thames Haven, VIII lhc u'aut stu
alive. Ihe captain OF the D.onc was
.aNcd, bat j. badly nurt
Collision ~ SKA
The British hrlg> Belle Star, from Nova
Scotia for Queenstown, and Richard
owen. from Cardiff Tor II. Johu's, are
reported to have been in collision At s-a
lud the latter sunk and four OF the crew
'rownet. The rest Of the crew are At
Queenstown.
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All OF the northwestern part OF Long
I,l.u embracing All area OF ifty quarr
nile,, WA badly shsk n by the earth
ounke The earth trembed nj the
house. shook, but no damage wa. done
except 10 glassware or other fragile ar
tcles.
The shock WAS isK in Brooklyn very
psrceptibly wsea the earth yibrsted, and
the people rushed 10 the streets without
salsng ioT hats snd wraps In the east
district the nrerneI ran 70 the horses sud
made ever. preparation 70 respond 10 an
slarn Of Ore. searR every Suhdsy
sshool ~ zoe cEy MAS Ia session. The
ntxas shisaGss sese strASAsA win terror
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MARsEuLEs, August II There were
only three deaths from cholera mere last
night
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France


PARis, August ll.-Four French yes
ses have taken up positions in front Of
Woo Sung
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The I'mpS says the French will hold
tOrmosa until the indemnity cain IS
paid
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with the directions for preparing and
using the same which they will find a
sure Cure for coughs, colds, con-
sumption, asthma, bronchitis,
&c. Parties wishing the Prescription.
will please address, Rev. E. A. WILSON,
1914 Penn. St, Williansburgh, N. Y.
The bee., 1884-05-24
Notice..


Go to "PAYNE'S" Barber
Shop, 352 Penna. Ave, near Il
ST., for a first-class Shave, Hair cut,
Shampooing, &C., where each Gus
toner is supplied with clean towels,
and will be waited upon by al
efficient corps of workmen the
best in the City, Also we sell u
Shaveing tickets for LOO.
MOSES PAYNE,
MANAGER.
WIN. WALKER.
PROPRIETOR.