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Pnstnffice Clerk Arrested.

ST LOUIS, June lotto H. Weidner gem
eral delivery clerk of the postoffice for several
years past, has been arrested for rifing letters
of money, and lodged in jail.
On being taken before the United States Dis
trict Court Weidner pleaded guilty, and was
returned to Jail, to be sentenced on Friday.
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Charged with Incendiarism.

VIENNA. June l1.-Several persons connected
with the Stadt Theater destroyed by fire
some days ago, are charged under
the coroners verdict with having set fire to
it. These are Buckovey, the lessee; NATHAN,
the watchman; Gardiner a or-keeper and
Elenora Matter and Anna Schiller, sweepers
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Banquet by Minister Morton.

PARIS, June 11.-Mr Morton, the American
minister, gave banquet tonight to the Franco
American Union on the occasion of the compile
tion of the Bartholdi statue of Liberty.
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Dynamite Explosions.

GENOA June 1.-Three dynamite cartridges
exploded tO-day-two in front of the Church of
the Conception and the other in close proximity
to the Church of San Lorenzo.
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Declines To BE a Bishop.

DETROIT, June 1l.--Rev. Dr. George Worth
ngton, of this city, has telegraphed his declina-
ton to the secretary of the Episcopal conven-
ton, which elected him Bishop Of Nebraska. He
also forwarded a letter to day, officially declin-
ing the position rendered him.
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PARIS, June 1.-THE Debats comments on the
agitation in England over the Egyptian question,
and declares the maintenance or rupture of
relations between France and England is at
stake
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Lord Granville'S Note to the POwers-The
Agreement with France Ignored
The Belgian Elections.
The Reported Massacre at Berber Not
Believed by British officers.
The Terrible Drain on the Resources of
Cuba Caused by the Greed Of
the Spanish Officials.
EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS
The Reported Massacre at Berber Considered
Difficult of Belief

LONDON, June lin the Commons; to-day,
Lord Edmund Fitz Maurice, Under Foreign Sec
retary, said the report of massacre at Berber,
June l, was very difficult to believe Amessenger
who left Berber June reported that he had
seen alive Hussein pacha, the Khalifa governor
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WHEN
CLOTHING STORE

In the best possible condition for
supplying the varied wants of the
Summer Clothing trade. At the
prices we quote no man need suffer
from unreasonable Clothing.
E&~The Military Band of the
WHEN Clothing Store will give a
free concert in the southern part of
the city some evening next week.
The precise date and place will be
announced hereafter.
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The socialistic Convention.

LONDON, June 1.-THE international con
vention of Socialist delegates met at London to-
day. Socialist Sebknecht presided. Few
English delegates were present. The speakers
reJoiced at the spread of Socialism in England
through the teaching of Henry George and the
general tendency of liberal legislation
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English Officers Resigned,

SUAKIM June 1.-THE English sergeants
have resigned, owing to the cowardice of the
Egyptian officers and men. rebel attack last
evening was repulsed.
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Turkey Seeks 3 Share.

CoNsTANTINoPLE June 1.-THE Porte de-
clines to appoint delegate to the conference un-
less the whole Egyptian question is submitted or
previously settled between England and Turkey.
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Torpedo Apparatus Lost.

LONDON, June 1l.-There are ugly rumors
afoat concerning the loss of torpedo appa-
ratus, worth f5OO, between London and Ports
mouth.
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Lynched for Shooting a Bow.

INNCHBURG, June IA negro boy, who shot
lad named Osborne while strawberrying at
Castlewood. taken from Jail on Saturday
and hanged by citizens ~~
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and labor and cannot be accomplished without
the most energetic and efficient personal action
the part of the chief executive of the re-
public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-13

BOSTON, August 13.-At an early hour this morn
Ing fire occurred in the four-story brick building
Nos. 10S, 40 and 1l2 Beach street, owned by Henri
FOXOn The building was occupied In the base
ment as StorehOuSe for Old bottles. on the frs
floor were Potter Watson, manufacturers OF sole
leather, shoe machinery, etc The second and a
portion OF the ird story occupied by the frn
or +. II. Wheelock Co, manufacturers OF lac 2
goods ruf1lngS, etc. and the remainder OF the thu
and the upper door We're occupied by Cation, Heckl
Co., manufacturers or straw and felt hats Cation ,
Heckle & Co. suffer total loss OF stock and ma :
chfnery amounting TO $4,000 Wheelock & Co. los =
about the same: Potter & WatSon'S loss will reacl
about $15,000 and the building is damaged to Tn
extent OF $1,000. The Insurance practically Gov
erS all the losses. sad incident OF the fire Wa
the terrible death OF two firemen of steamer No d.
the veteran Joseph Pierce, one OF the best hoseme
In he city, and James Quigiey. OF south BostoI. .
The men carried a line OF hose TO the top OF tn q
blazing building but had h rdly set foot upon Tn
roof when it fell In with crash ana precip,tata
the men TO the floor OF the upper story into seeth
ing mass OF flame. At about O'Clock, when tho
fire had been subdued, the bodies OF the mer :,
burned TO crisp We're found lying close togei he
on the fourth floor Pierce was well known mem
Der OF the department.. 1t was he who. when every
body else retreated from their posts held his posi-
ton at the fire at LoweliS gun store, year Or
more ago, and not all the threats nor the oft-re-
peated warnings OF the danger OF powder eXplo-
SION could drive him from It. He WAS faithful
worker and had often been injured In his efforts TO
save the property OF others He was married, while
his companion in death was a single man.
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The Wall street Rank Failure.

THE DEPoSrTORS WILL NOT LOSE.
NEW YORK, August l3-hernan's agency saws:
The bank examiner and other officials OF tie Wall
Street banh say that there no new facts this
morning. The bOuhkerpers have not got TO work
YET bIj there Il every reason 10 suppose that The
early reports concerning The bank losses are cor
rect DcpOs1tors viii los. nothing and Stockholders
VIII b. partly protected There viii be a meeting
OF directors sUme time to-day, anG probably state
ment viii be issued.
The only business TO be transacted at to-day's
clearing housv meeting VIII be To ra,iiy the saen-
sion from The association of the Wall bank
as recommended 10y their committee On the llJh
Instant
DICKINSON IN CANADA.
President Evans. OF the Vail street bank, said
this morning that the state bank examiners We're
stl busy AT work endcdyurln- sum up the
amount OF loss thu DaIk had Sustain, a. Some OF
the statements published in regard Ia the amount
AoSt by Dickinson, ana The MANNER ia which he lost
IL. MI. Evans said We're rue. ana others were not.
He said aIso that from what he had seen ln the
newspapers there was no doubt but that Dickn-
son " as now III Canada. All excitement In regard
10 the suspcDdlng OF the bank has now died out,
ana the doors leading 10 IL are deserted.
RECEIVER APPuISTED.
c. j. Osborn has been agreed upon as the receiver
OF the W all Street Bank.
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NOTES OF THE DAY IN WALL STREE

NOTES OF THE DAY IN WALL STREET
NEW YORK. August l4-Speculation at the Stock
EXchang- this morning has been strong and higher.
The improvement in prices ranged from Il tolx
per cent, ana WAS well distributed. Market ID
strong on favorable crop news.
NOon.-Stocks continue strong. The changes
during the past hour were unimportant and the
business moderate
Louisville ana Nashville statement for the year: :
Gross earnings, sli.55l .0g2, operating expenses
6l4s per cenL, ss s23 49, net earnings. s5,52e 3l0
other Income from Investments. s26l $50; Total,
s5.os69l; liked charges, etc., si.7O 355: net profit
Tor year, Sl,0S5 deduct other charges 36s. .as6,
net balance, s'l6,s5s; expended on capital, etc,
$685., ,aG3.
BRITISH GOLD COMING.
The steamship Bot thDia, which arrived from
Europe to-day. brough s150,0O0 an gold consigned
10 L. Won holman a Co. aud IeOCk g. Co. The
steamship Nevada brought $4,000 TO L. Won Hof-
man co. Total sl.2JO.00O, all ia British gold
bars.
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Big Fire at Northeast. Pa.

a y
ERIE, PA, August 13.-About 8 O'Clock this morn
ing fire broke out In the drug store or Brookins e.
Fleming, at Northeast, in this county, and spread
rapidly. In reply to call for assistance steamer
was sent by the Erie 1re department. II was sew
eral hours before the fire could be got under con-
troll and the business portion OF the town is now I'm
ashes Among the blocks destroyed are Towns
LoOmts', Halls, Belknap's, Union and the Haynes
house. These and the Presbyterian church were
1871, when this same district was burned over
Among those burned out are: The First National
bank; Short Blaine d GoudS bank; Stockuon's
tewelry store; Terrels grocery; Logans shoe store
Ingalls, jewelry store; Looms' harness shop; Sci
kreg's hardware and grocery; Haynes hotel and
& McDonaid's grocery; Towns dry goods store;
LO0mis & Suillvan's boot and shoe store; Damon's
dry goods store; HolcOmb's meat market; Greer's
Belknap & Htchcock's grocery; Butts cigar store,
and some small shops Over two-thlrds or the busi-
portion OF the town Is destroyed including the
and insurance can yet be made.
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The Greedy Relief Vessels.


WILL THE ALERT BE RETURNED TO ENGLAND?
Information has been received at the Navy de.
partment from Secretary Chandler to the effect
that the Greedy relief vessels will remain in com.
MISSION at New York, for the present, after land
ing their surplus Stores and the necessary orders
have been issued. The officers attached to the YES
sells will, therefore, remain with them as long as
they are In commission. The law provides for the
final disposition OF the Thetis and Bear though an
effort will be made to keep them in the navy
Nothing can be learned TO the disposition OF the
Alert. The question as to whether she shall be re-
turned to England or not has not been decided. At
the Navy department the general impression exists
that she Is the property OF the United Staes having
been presented Internationally by England The
object OF the gift was to aid in the rescue OF the
Greely party. II she had been lost, it would have
accomplished her mission without accident, the
rather delicate question arises whether she should
not be rendered To her ORIGINAL Owners
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MOrmOns Attacked by Masked Men.
TWO OF THE SECT KILLED WHILE MEETING WAS IN
PROGRESS.

MOrmOns Attacked by Masked Men.
TWO OF THE SECT KILLED WHILE MEETING WAS IN
PROGRESS.
Nashville telegram says: News comes OF
fight IN Lewis county, Tenn, between masked men
and Mormons, who have been proselyting in that
county and Hickman, known as "The Barrens," !"
arousing great Indignation among the country
people On Sunday a Norman meeting was In
progress at the house Of John Condor, near Ivy
Mills when ten or more masked men rode up and
demaEded the surrender of young Condor and one
Huds6h, on the pretext that they had been guilty
OF some violation OF law. When refused the men
opened the fight by knocking down young Condor
with the butt OF gun, smashing his skull HUd-
son fired on them and killed David HinsOn,
Well-knOwn farmer OF Hickman county, who had
been pronounced In denuncatfon OF the MOrmons-
The masked men then opened up general fire on
the audience, and the meeting broke up in cOnfu-
sion, women screaming and crying and tumbling
over one another in haste to escape the flying bull
lets, several being severely hurt by falls
Two Mormon elders were killed outright by the
fire. One ran behind COndOrs wife and q shot
meant for him broke her leg Elder Gibbs fed into
three of the masked men, but escaped. The rest
OF the Mormons escaped, and the men having ascer-
tanned this rode after them, threatening death to
such OF them as had escaped Before reaching
COndOrS house they had captured Elder Garrett
and placed him under guard OF two men in the
woods. Firing was soon heard In that direction
and Garrett has not been seen since. They were
buck-shot- Lewis and Hickman counties are on
the railroad and further particulars are not obtain
able. Botn counties are greatly excited and further
blOOdSheQ is not imDrOba0le.
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Lord Randolph Churchill, yesterday, attacked
the financial policy Of the British government In
bitter speech. Right Hon. Hugh C. Childers re-
piled to him.
There seems to be widespread disafection In the
ranks OF the Spanish army, and the revolutionary
ttvity.
Col John c. Underwood, formerly manager OF
the Cincinnati NelcS Journal, has entered suit
against James E. Scrippss Edward w. Scripps and
NJ A. McCrae for $4,000 for an alleged libel printed
August in the Evening Post, Of Cincinnati
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vienna Sensation.

WHOLESALE MAIL ROBBERIES IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, August ia great sensatiOH has been
caused 10y recent ruDbcl1e> uf the Austrian mails
Not long ago a letter containing 1900 fuT1ns was
atstracted, and now "A wliUe mail Gag has been
stolen. The bag contained only valuabies and
registered letters. In SUne Of the latter were
checks amounting 10 2eO,0OO Or1ns, sent by savings
bank IN peStl.
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England and Mexico.

MONTREAL, August I3.-Mercantlle circles hero
view with much satisfaction the opening OF nego-
t1atlons for a commercial treaty between England
and Mexico, believing that large and profitable
trade between the dominion and the Spanish Amer
lean rep bile VIII follow closely upon the success
ful consummaIaon or the treaty.
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General Logan,s summer Trim.

General and Mrs. Logan yesterday, accompanied
by Senator and Mrs Miller, drove to many points Of
interest in the Mohawk valley visiting the home Of
General Spinner General Logan will leave Herk1-
mer early tomorrow morning, reaching Utica at 8
O'Clock, where private Car will be placed at his
disposal. He will go direct to Watertown, where,
Thousand Islands for few hours, returning to
Utica on Friday. Great preparations are being
made to receive him there. Then, after part1cf-
journey west. stopping for few hours at Buffalo
and Chautauuua
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The Sunday Earthquake.
ANOTHER TOWN HEARD PROM.

ANOIHEk TOWN HARD FkON.
BoRDEsTowN, y. j., August l3-Although ft has
not been reported heretofore IL L. now learned that
Hightstown, y. j.. felt the recent earthquake quite
as mucn as any place In this state The walls OF
Pedde Institute were cracked and "a panes OF glass
broken
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Among the Politicians.

Mr.. BLAINE AT LAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTES.
About 1900 people greeted MIR. Blaine at the
rousing meeting at Lake Maranacook, Maine. yes
terday. In response to loud calls he made short
and happy speech. Speeches were also made by
Hon. Emory A. StOOrS. Hon. j. C. Burroughs. E.
Moody BoyntOn, Senator Hale, Gen. ChaS. Grover,
Nelson DingIey, Col W. C. Plummer, Senator Frye,
Gen. Swift, Congressman Milliken and Cen James
A. Hall. Later Mr. Blaine left for Bangor, where
he will attend the soldiers reunion to-day before
returning to Bar Harbor
To the New York Suns representative, who ac-
companied the Blaine party, intimate friends OF
Mr. Blaine said that there Is no truth whatever in
the alleged bargain between Butler and Secretary
Chandler, by wni Ii the former is to have a place
in Mr.. Blalnes Cabinet. They regard the story as
very weak invention OF the democrats. Mir. Blaine,
they say, knows nothing at ali about Buffers In
tentionS
Or. j. G. Ramsey has been nominated for Con-
gress by the republicans OF the th district OF North
Carolina: Gen Joseph Wheeler, by the democrats
for the Sth district OF Alabama; and James O'Don-
nell by the republicans for the 81 district OF ichi-
gan. The unanimous nominiIon OF Congressman
ID. w. Donnolly by the democrats OF the 12th dis
trict or PENNSYLVANIA is probable.
at Jefferson City yesterday chose presidential cleo
tors and nominated Gen. John A. MarmaduKe for
governor The resoiu ions adopted approve the
convention, and pledge earnest support to
Cleveland and Hendricks.
The time or holding the New York greenbackers'
st te convention has been changed from August
q to August 30th, in order that delegates may
have an opportunity or hearing Gen. Butler, who
TO speak In New YORK on the evening OF the latter
day.
The democrats held large meeting at Freder-
lcksburg, Va, last night TO elect delegates to the
state convention TO nominate a candidate for Con-
gress, and gave their full support to Judge Cool
rick.
The New York state labor convention at Utica
N. y yesterday avoided all political questions and
adopted resolutions approving the mechanics lien
law giving labor the lirst chance; also, the Child
labor bill, etc.
The delegates to the Irish national convention at
Boston seem to be unanimous in favor Of the eX-
cluSion OF American politics from the convention
w. E. Smith, personal friend OF Gov. Cleve-
lands, was yesterday elected chairman or the New
York democratic state committee
Tine extra session OF the Virginia legislature 1t is
understood will be devoted largely to the consider
alton OF the debt question.
The prOhibitioniStS OF Indiana have decided to
put state electoral ticket in the field.
The Maryland State Temperance Alliance has
taken steps for an active campaign.
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Victims Of Cholera.
A Strong Stock Market.

TWO DEATHS AT ToUIOS.
ToCLOS, August l3.-Ihere were two deaths from
Cholera here last III. ht. The heat Is moderating.
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THE STREETS Nor FOR TELEPHONE PoLES-Judge
lngraham rendered a decision in New York yester-
day In the supreme court, denying motion to con-
ttnue temporary Injunction and dissolve the in
junction obtained by the Metropolitan Telephone
and Telegraph company against the Caldwell Lead
company, TO prevent the latter from removing the
formers poles from a street In that city. The
court says, In denying the motion, That the streets
OF the city cannot be put TO such use, and should
not be encountered with the poles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-13

POSTMASTER ROBINSON BACK AGAIN-The cores
pondent OF the Charleston, s. c., Np,rs and Courier
who investigated the midnight attack on Postmas-
son IS at his post again, and says that about the
time Mr. Robinson was ordered to leave Bamberg
coored excursion party reached Bamberg by
son. which they cuffed and cut with knives and
afterwards hanged. The white people Of the county
will see that the offenders punished II they
he detected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-13

f|s CHESAPEAKE BEACH!
Maps. Plans, and Prices of Lots can be had of the
General Committee consisting of the following gen.
tlemen:
T. n. BURRILL
S.P ROUNDS,
W. Il. THOMPSON.
GFO NJ robson
GEO. T. MAY
ROBr. N. REYNOLDS.
F. H. STICKNEY
". j. MURTAGH
GEO NJ. LOCKWOOD
JOHN TWEEDAIE
GARRET A. HOBART
GIN. E A. CARMEN
S. TAYLOR SUIT
And from the following Real Estate Agents:
TT. FISHER & CO.
JOHN SHERMAN 4 Co,
PiikER & TOWNsEND,
shuRMSTEDT BRADLEY
L. SAUNDERS.
TT MYERS,
DORSEY C!AGETT
WALKER l. WILSON
DULANEY i WAITING
PRESBREY l. GnEEN.
NJ Nj. ROHRER,
". o. ENNISON,
j. g. WIMER,
DUFALL MARR
". P. YOUNG.
JOHN NAGGAMAN
E A MCIN IRE,
b H WARNER
J.V .HUYCK
RICHARD P JACKSON, Go or getown, D. G.
". II. CLAGETT
au2
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SABLE ISLAND OFFICIALS Observation-Disclosures
Inspector Hutchins has partly investigated the
Charges against some Of the ofIicials on Sable
Island, n s., in relation to the alleged improper
treatment the PASSENGERS OF the wrecked steamer
Amsterdam, and has suspended three OF them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-13

The French congress has refused to abolish the
flee OF president Of the senate
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SALVATION Army FAILURK-MisS Gordon and
Miss johnson. beside a colored man who acts as
color bearer, have been dismissed nom the saliva
ton army at New Haven, Conn. This practically
disSOlveS the army there after twenty months Of
labor. They have not been q success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-13
THE REGATTA AT WATKINS.
HE Coiumbias. Of Washington. En-.
tered Tor the Zig cht.oarcd Rnce.

WaTKT>S. y V. August l3-In ro-daV's races OF
the Nation ASSoCia lun rcgatta the flnal heat or
the JUNIOR NlnCleN viii be between Cummings or
Boston: NoNian. Of Albany: strickland, OF Peter
buro. canada. and NuIcahy, OF Albany The lat
Ter Is Ae laNuTis. For The double S,ull crews from
IoIoh'o. Troy, harrSuUrg ana Boston will contend.
IN int Juno! lours three crews Will row-the Wat
Alns. MuiualS. OF Albany. ana the lnstitu'es, OF
Newark, y j. In The nnal heat ut the senior
SlhEttS bacA.eE and O'Couneil. or Portland. Ne,
ana Joseph Laing. of Montreal win row. LANG
lne chalnpioh. Is expected 10 WIN. In the pair
cared race the AriciS or Newark and Mutuals. OF
Albany, VIII row. The dtcldlng heat of the senior
four> iS between The ArguuautS OF Ioruuto. the
Co,umblaS. oi " AShingtou: the " MahwautahSeeS, OF
Ecorce, Mich. aud the Watkins. The Mahwah-
tAHsets are the tlNorit,S only one crew, the Co
lumhla- ot WASHINGTON. have cnterd for the eight
odft-i race The weather il lnr but hot The
piHt> VIII oe pres IN the opera house tonight.
Ine ehtTleS ioT TIE atkins Association regatta To-
N ar,t,ss
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Another New York Assignment.

NEW YORK, August l3.-Schedules In the assign
ment OF Henry Beriiner ana Joseph l. Strauss COM
prising the firm oi Berliner strauss, manufac-
turers OF mems neck wear, Were fed TODAY 1bey
Stale liabilities. sy6,O4G nominal assets sl2l, ,i8
actual assets, $52 .264.
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Foreign Holder, Of Wabash stock,

NEW YORK. August i3. Wall Streer.-PreSldent
JOY, or the wabash road. says. Il VIII sail for
Europe within ten days, 20 aTrange with foreign
shareholder plan tor putting the company on a
gool nhahCla OASIS he road viii remain Tor some
Time In the hands ~ receivers I shall devote nv
self 10 re-t>taoli>hirg IT. financial stability The
arrangements proposed VIII be amicaay agreed
p, fntlf,f
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DemOcfattc Conventions in New Hanan.

CONCORD, N H., August 13.-The democratic stat
and congressional conventions will he held as roI0
loWs:-Ihe state convention at Concord on We'd.
nesday, september 10th; congressional INST dis
second district at Concord on september ION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-13

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
hue, $50. .175; customs, s559,62a
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LONDON. August IL, D. ma dispatch from
Brighton says: "The duke OF Wellington dropped
dead here to-day as he was entering train Tor