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it immediately. A department clerk
at Washingtou, country postmaster
in Maine, a consul 10 some small aud
far-away post, and now en- agent OF the
labor bureau Ia Colorado people
who, under the old order of
things, would never have beon
heard of, have raised a small
storm over tho eutlre country. Scan
dslous appointments to high Offices,
even in the cabinet, never created such
a stir in former days as is now caused
by tho hestowal OF some petty Office on
e local favorite whom nobody knew,
but who turns out TO be- no better than
he should bo." The case of Judd is
then referred to, md that OF Noyes
might also b ave been mentioned.
A reform such rs this, inviting tho
public practically 20 taI5o a hand in
the matter, even Of executive appoint-
monts, i3 u great stop forwnrd, Good
government may DO confidently antic
ipated from good men, md the oflice7
arc not Liable 30 be filed with bad
mon II an administration heeds public
criticism and appreciates tho watch
fulnoss of tho press. That Mr..
CLEVELAND means 30 ee3 that such is
tho case tho few instances even just
cited abundantly indicate. Bad mon
can get tanning endorsements ia more
ways than me, but through the press
and the general public their shortcOm-
ings will soon come TO light, and for
tunate is tho country with ruler just
and honest enough to listen TO the
voioe of the psople more attentively
and respectfully than to that even Of
prominent, but careless or scheming
politicians. The politician was the
power behind the throne heretofore.
Now, the press and tho people whose
1t is, have risen into authority once
moro.
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ON Wednesday, midday, q gontle-
man Of thin city, then az Fort Worth,
presented TO the City National bank u
check for 5000, which PRESIDENT
BElrToN asked postponemont OF until
. o'clock. As the party had to leave
Mt | O'Clock, no insisted ON payment,
An hour lator and as much ~ $4,000
cash and $500 New York exchange
was paid. In the meantime New
York exchange for $4,000 had been
turned into the bank by tho drawer of
the 5000 check. Tho inability sooner
to procure that amount of money or 10
convert tho exchange at once spoke
badly for the uulucky bank.
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a largo Line o., HnnG-sowe5 Low Quar-
Ter Fionch Kid shoes I'm Oxford s,rsp ties,
low butonod. ana an Tire fashionable toes
az $3.50; regular price, $50.
One lot Machlno.sewed Low quarter
Shoes, sane styles and shapes os hand
sewed, at 81 80, SO and SO 90; among them
are worth Si5) and s.,
One lot OF Mems Low Quarter shoes ut
81 reduced from $3.50.
one lot Calf Brogau5, which are TO be
closed atl2j fully worth s.,
one cNcglltntqualilyo OF Sewed Kip Bro-
gans nt g.; cauuot DO bought elsewhere for
less thanS},
one lotIaul-sawyd F,euch Cali Button
Shoes ot G5);resular price 81 90.
one lotof Calf Hand-5Cwod Congress ana
button scotchEdge at 151; former price
$3.50.
one 10 Buckle Alex, is same quality az
above, at 81; former price $3.50.
one lot French Calf Hand-sewod Con-
grcss, are rubber top, perforated 'nstcp, at
81; former price 81, This IL a splendid shoe
for wCo, and comfort.
! one lot OF genuine Alligator Congress
| 81. cs, at 81; former price SO 90.
Especial attention rs directed TO line OF
Gents Cali shocsin Buttons, Baisuud Con.
gross Hond-sewcdat the low price OF S.
ThIsc goods are new and the best value
| ever offered.
wccarry large line OF Gont5' Shoes In
all styles, varying at all prices from sl5C
upwards.
Alot OF Boys Low Quarter shocsn But
tons, Ties, otcoo at Is, to 81 which are worth
sl2toSI,5).
In Ladies Shoes We oder special induce.
ments.
A lot OF Lldic, French Kid, Stat Kid
tops, H1nd-scwod shoes at $3.50, reduced
from S.; this u nm elegant shoe for woar,
A TOT Of Ladies' French Kid Hand-sowed
with common sense heel ct s. IS; this price
Is only good for one week.
Especial attention Is directed To IA large
10, Of Ladies' Kid Buttontd and Laced
shoes, especially selected for this sale, nj
SLG5, 81 %, 81 80, and 81; these goods are
Just hgli OF their value
A lot OF French Kid Pump.Solo Turns
We one, at A,2j, which Is our regular S,
shoe.
In Cur Kid, same style, and will wear n,
well as french Kid al $50 reduced
from a
Asplcndld value in o 5. Our Kid Buttoncj
Shoe, equal TO any we can o1er you NJ . 80
Atu,jo similar quality and style, which
" good value at s..
A lot OF Red, Buo and Maroon Coloret
Opera slippers at 81; original price s..
La Childrens' Shoes we nre Offering ex,
ira Ndnary bargains. We have not suf
Il lent space to enumcrato the many
kinds 10 Is an established fact that what
we advertise we offer.
The )ods are always On exhibition nj
each orihoir dopOrlmcntsHs advertised. w,
never deceive our customers. When GOOD,
are not ms reprosc ted we make good on,
promise, by rcfundlng the money or satlsf,
you insomc other way.
Toour Farmer and Workingmen lrlend
we would especially remark that at nj
timcs we carry fun line OF such goods a
they require.
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CRITICISM AND APPOINTMENTS.

ono OF tho chioiest reforms inRugu-
rated by tho present administration
seems to have escaped general alton
ton, and has so far escaped comment
by the press, except from ono of our
most esteemed Eastern exchanges, the
Philadelphia |Timos. Tho reform to
which roleIenoe IS made IL tho practice
Of crticzlng public appointments and
Stting the criticism accomplish tho ro
lection or dismissal OF tho sppOinleo.
Under the preceding administration
appointments were taken as muttor
ofoourse, q proceeding in which the
public had no voice and certainly no
power of correction, and this whether
tho anteoedents or morals OF the uP-
pointoo were Objectionable or not.
GRANT, HAYES and ARTHUR might
put ragoel in Office and tho press did
not dream Of fighting the appointment
with any hCpo OF success and merely
contented ilselfwith g sreor ora mon
ton.
Not sonow, When Mr., CLEVELAND
announced that no would place only
good and Observation-Disclosures Office,
tho press and the country took him al
his word, and since then several prom.
ineut appointoos have been either
withdrawn or dismissed under tho fro
of public criticism. Such concessions
by tho appointing power to tho public
and such voice In appointments by the
press and people is new experience
Indeed. Tho people and the appoint
ing power have got nearer together
than ever before through Democratic
executive, and confessedly one OF tho
most fearless and independent we
have had.
Some prominent cases are forthcom-
ing to Illustrate aud confirm these
statements, One of the most not able
is that Of BLACKBURN, of kentucky,
who was booked for u prominent
place. An old letter of hls was pub
lished, howl came from tho North
orn press and the appointment was
, not made, though pressed by senators
, aud others. lfARrnuR had appoint
cd, as no did oiton indeed, mau OBJ
, noxious to either South or North, aud
the press had ever 80 vigorously pro-
r tested, does any man for moment Inn
u agino tho appointment would have
r been withdrawn or the wishes Of the
4 general public consulted9 Then again
4 COLONEL BAnDIERE, who onoo wrote q
"rebel book" was appointed to la
crativo position In tho Philadelphia
!. pension office. When tho story OF tn,
o back camo TO light, so ilerco was the
d criticism, no was compelled 10 rosign
u And some other instances might bt
i cited, all indicating that public crltl
+. clsm has again asserted its power Ii
. shaping governmental appointments
% The Times In this samo connection
y has this to say; "rhe determination {,
) improve tho public service has been NJ
= strongly expressed, and Its every no
70 ton is 80 sharply watched by frlen'
II and foo alike, that tits not allowed /
l. mako mistake even In the most trl
vial appointments without hearing 9
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Boys GL0tlilg!!

Lol MOL consists Of % Children's ALL
wool Knee Pant Suits, all at $3.50. Mono
intbis lot worth less than $40
Lotto. . contausl0 Chlidrens Au-wool
Knee Pant suits, going atSl
Lot No 8 shows IS Childrou's Atwood
Suits ct $3.50.
Lot No slaughters % Chldren's ALI
wool Kne. Pant Suits o. s.. Not one in
this lotworth less than 81 and from that
upward.
Lot No. exhibits IS Uhildren's Atwood
Knee Pant Suits ut Ej5O-a good bargain
at % 50 each. Among this lot you win end
some Genuine Middlescx Blues
Lot No. consists of Fancy Plaids and
Checked aIg'lsh Doestus and silk Mixed
CsssImcrcs, an going atS5.
Lot no. 7,--London Checks and Braided
Worstcts at $3.50 need but to be seen to be
appreciated.
Lot No. s.-About Is suits OF Checked
English Mohoirf, light and dark colors, to
close at $50; worth SDandSll.
modji,iou 10 these regular bargain lots
of Fan Suits, we can also offer YOU
Guerilla line OF Odds, cousistlng OF Knee
Pants In Linen, Cotionodss and CASH
mcres 'rom59c up,
Alpaca Goats from 81 up.
Linen Jackets from 75oup.
Linen Cents from &c up.
Linen Vests al 9lc each.
Boys' SeersUcker Coats ana Vests, Chill
| dren's Linen Kits, one and two pieces in
Lincno and Piqucs, wtito and Colorel,
| from SOC up,
Our Bargain Counter No,2 holds in lots
Nos. l aud 2, SO Suits Long Pants,
sizes s, 0, 10, II and Il, at s. and s.; formerly
sold forT. IS and $40.
Lot No S-n Union Cassluere Hard
wear suits at 81.
lot No liz Atwood Cashmere Suits,
long pants, sizes 10, II, 10 and II, all at So.
Lot No. 5,-Loag Pant Suits, dzcs 10, Il,
10, Saud Il, at;6,
Lot No.6.-sultS, nobby styles, Atwood,
only 81.
Lot No. ~ Suits, fu line of sizes,worts
Sll Out received too ln'c) must go at 1850
Lot No. SIS neat DarS Cashmere Suits,
assorted patterns; not one In the lot worth
less than 40 and from that up.
Lot No e.-9j Suits Atwood, siscs u 10
II inclusive, only $3.50,
Lot No i0-We set tired OF enumerat-
ing, and so put the choice In this lot at
only.SlO II contains Worsted Cloths, Gold
and stesl Mixed Casslmeres. In addition
ogood line OF Boys single Pants at 50, $3.50,
50, 50 80 and 81.
Our line OF shirt Waists is stln unsur.
passed and sontans something 10 suit eV-
cry purse. We have thom at &c, csc, 500,
75c, Sc, N,Sl 2i and Sl.Sj, in Calico, Seer
sucker, Poroale, Foreign and Amerisan)
Muslin and Linen, White and Colored,
Laundrled and Unlaundrl.d d, slzei 5 to 10
years.
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LAEOR MATTERS.

How Reductions of Wages Are Made.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-A Shenan-
doah, Pennsylvania, special says: The
minors and laborers employed at
Lents, Lilly d Co.'s. colliery hero
wor9 recently notified that 10
per cent. reduction in all
wages would % into effect
Rg ones. ha ueu held g meeting and
r6sOlvcG nos ~ accept the reduction.
The mules we're therefore hoisted up
from the Gine and the mlne closed uD.
On Tuesday Hungarians and Poland
ers W9r0 put 20 work about tho mine,
and, although tho striking miners
watched their movements closely, no
disturbance occurred until late in the
evening, when tho foreigners were az
tackled. The eXcii6meuL brought to
the scene CROWDS Of persons, and in
less than 10 minutes the fighJ became
general, and WIS participated in by 100
men a0d boys. All sorts of missiles
were used--stones, clubs and fence
rails. From 10 to % persons seriously,
and several Hungariang fatally hurt.
AS soon as ono man became disabled
he was cOrriCd away and the battle re-
newed. The Hungarian- fought des-
perRtely and showed determination
not to leave tho place. Yesterday
morning they returned to the mine
ana went to work and have not since
been iniCrferod with. Another eu-
counter is expected, however.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. cO.-Uommis.
siouor Black to-day appointed
james G.. Dowutalu, OF West
Virginia, and Harvey Hovev, OF
Michigan, 60 b5spociUl pension exsm-
liners az Sl,4OO per aUnUm; John w.
Lawrence, % Illinois, TO
b3 confidential clors TO the
commissioner Of pensions, ~ sqlsry
OF 81, 500 Der annum; Dr.. VIM. Good
lo9o, OF tlis city TO 90 qualified
surgeon aa $1,000, 60 suD.
coed DR.. BsN.or reduced 60 an
1880 Clerkship. Aaron s, Coleman,
OF New York, Is promoted to be chief
Of tho special oSemiuo division, vice
b. G.. RathbOno, resigned.
understood that Commissioner
Black has asked for the
rosignBNons of Examining Sun.
geons Johnson, Bullgch, Caldwell,
ClOnuOn and Potter, and that they will
be transferred 10 iourth-clGss clerk.
ships rs soon rs their successors are
appointed
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Austro- HUNGARY.
TO ENTER THE CUSTOMS UNION.

TO ENTER TIE CUSTOMS UNION,
LONDON, Aug, 2O-fhe Paris corros.
pondont of tho Daily News says Count
Kalnoky and Prince Bismarck have
agreed upon tho bllis Of future nego-
tias ions for tho admll.auco
Of Aus'rg-HungSvy TO the
customs union. Prince Bi9marcE
has rsnouneed Gao duty OF thrua marks
oer lOJ Kilograms on cOregis. The
Prussiau minister on commerce, who
is Visiting the P8sth exhibition, has 70.
Coived pvltipuS uvHrVyhoro. The
Urgroameut between Germany and
AusrH-HUugBrr 90 Wt.u'y ll8 result
Of M, Nerry's u,ltsc !ya policy. Aus
lria would nuvar have .VtHr1d thl lus-
I'to .us union u3 long 49, Ftalcs gimlJ.
tod oeraais ireB.
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Think ae T. Aufacneyer

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2O,-Iuforma-
tlon has been received here OF the ar
rest in Mexico OF a mau believed TO be
Aufdomort, the absconding sub
treasury clerk. A detective has ~ -
to ideutiiy him. Ill
The news of Auldemort's cap,u,o
came In the shape of n dispatch to OK.
Sub Treasurer Horwig from
Monterey. Herwig has had
detectives on his track for some time,
He sent man TO Mexico last Monday
on tho Information that Aufdemort
was in that country, Tue
detectives claim TO have discovered
that Aufdemort ha, been one
OF tho worst OF characters,
tho close and intimate frieni of
crooks and clunterioits. Among other
things IL IN stated that Aulde-
mort and n noted coun-
terfeiter, shepherd, who was
arrested with him In Mexico, wore
manufacturing and dealing In Moxi-
can and United States money.
Autdemorps presence in Monterey
was ascertained by letters sent thoro
by his wife, now residing Mt Biloxi,
Mississippi.
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ghc san Frnnclsco sub-rron.I,-,

WAsuGNdroN, Aug. 2O.--Nr. Fair
child to-day photographed to MIR. Brooks,
the nowly-appointod assistant treas
urer at San Francisco, to take posses.
sion OF the sub-treasury there at once.
He had previously instructed Vice
President Snyder, chief clerk of the
United States treasury office, TO super
inteud the count OF money and RecurC-
ties In the sub-treasury incident 70 Tho
formal transfer Of Che Office to tho new
assistant treasurer. Mr.. Snyder IS
now In San Francisco, aud will con-
duct tho count according TO law and
v itEout reference TO the individual
wishes OF tho outgoing or the incoming
assistant treasurer.
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OUR BANKS

The accident to tho City National
bank at Fort Worth created quite a
stir yesterday in financial circles
there. Whom man whose past exem-
plary conduct, without a blemish In all
Of lifo's relations, 80 far RS the world
knows, i5suddenly found to be guilty
OF fearful violation OF "a sacred trust,
ii is seemingly enough to SKATER the
confidence OF tho most c1nfding, aud
10 mako community Suspicious Of
characters OF the oIeausst records,
And yet, on the other hand, in reality
tho pendulum may swing too Tar TO tho
other aidO aud produce a damaging
disturbance all unnecessary, We are
not yet apprisod us TO how or why
NICE-PREsIDENT and TELLER MICH.
OILS should wind up so sadly with such
a shortage. True tho report mado by
the bankers as reported In our yester-
days issue, was not cheering. 1t
lacked chat positiyouess as to tho real
soivenoy OF tho City National bank
that alone would inspire confidence.
lnd0od it's tendency was TO weaken it,
and aruu on il was n most natural con-
sequence. But yet it appears that not
wiLhstanding this run, all would have
boon well had not tho accidentally dis
covered forgoTies of MIR. NICHOLS
aroused apprehension an 10 very posi-
bic heavy amounts and TO unknown
limit. This, with the order from tho
comptroller, really ocoasioned aus-
pension which otherwise could h9y0
been nvlrtud.
The Fort Worth banks have, as q
rule, done a worry conservative and
Legitimate business, though Tor aomo
time back whispers have boon in tho
air Chat She City National bank was
concerned Ia aud was carrying too
much OF tho wrong sort of securities.
Tho Dallas banks, without exception,
Is far Gs wo can learn, have all
been especially careful and prudent,
and wore never on u more solid
and safe basis than now. Tho uupre.
oedontod crops win bring money 90
fam er aud merchant, and both oil
these classes have also been conduct
ing a prudent campaign. There is
therefore no reason to apprehond any
thing akin to uneasinoss, much less q
q panic, even at the Fort.
THE HERALD has Roon proper to ia
vito general attention % tho do.
mRuds for moro money and
cheaper rates undor our constantly
expanding conditions, aud 10 has JUS
AZ carefully shown that funds can b,
most safely invested hero either
through the banking institutions nov
with us, onlcorod by tho best OF GU
citizens, or by additional agencies
And we roitora,o the propositions, Th,
personality OF tao casualty az For
Worth ought not to injuro tho status
of either the pnuk of tho scene, or O
tho other banks there. In Dallas no
a ripple oi excitement was cause,
either ON tho part OF depositor or dc
positary.
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FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
THE QUEEN HAS GONE SAILING.
More Scandal sIush--The Cholera UE-
cheoked-Spain and Germany Don't
Agree = Roohef0rt's Racket
Attracting AttentiOn-Ir-
ish Politics, Etc.
England.
ROYAL RESOLVING


LONDON, Aug. 20.-Quesn Victoria
and the Prince of Wales will start for
Norway on one of the royal Yachts to-
morrow. The Pdncdss OF Wales and
her daaghterB hayy GOuo u Gwulon,
tJvislt tuo Duke Of GGmb9rl and,
ANXIOUS ron AN ALLIANCE.
The Standard urtes the groab im-
portance of securing Su alliance ba-
tween England aud Turkey, and OK
presses the hone that Sir Horny Drum
mond Wolf VIII be successful Ia ST.
curing iho desir0j alliance.
LoyD0T STOCKS
T. =. M.--Con-uls closed 40 iO) for
bogh accOunJg
MORE SCANDAL sLUsu.
The newspapers OF London gem
orally denOuncG the PAU Mali G420tt6
for refusing to publish the letter
Of Miss Francis, generating Mr.
Peerse from tho charge OF
having entice1 hor from home
es recently published in the Gazette.
Tho solicitor for Mr. Pearso publishes
4 letter, in which he say h9 has boon
instructed by his client to refrain from
prosecuting tho gil's father
on the charge OF common as
sault end battery Tor the
Gaming no inflicted upon Mr.. Pearse
tho other day, on the alleged ground
of his betrayal end cruelty 10 this
young lady, because of the trivial pen
atty Which would attend conviction,
but TO prosecute him on afsr graVor
charge. Tho solicitor asks tho public
tOsuspend judgment on the case until
1t can DO developed by the courts.
MYERS WINS MORE RACES.
Myers, the champion American am
Gtour sprinter, to-day aJ Rockdgle,
easily and sp,budidly won the quarter
and the half milo handicap races.
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OF NO rnllrIcAL lMpnI

OF NO roMrlcAL IMPORTANCE.
VIENNA, Aug. 2O,-It Il reported that
Count Ksnoky aud NJ, D5Glers have
met st Dresden. Herr Lsa, tho Hun
garlau primo minister previous to his
departure Tor OtuuI, was Informed by
Count Kalnoky that 40 important po.
litical questions would be- discussed nj
krOmslr.
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SO disabled her as TO oblige the cap
tain to put back to San Fran
cisco for repairs. In that gale
che lost four seamen aud
her chroDometec. When off this mort
sho encountered dense fog and whilo
cropping about ran on tho rocks
aear Point Reyes, at
O'Clock this morning. The vessel
and cargo ia total wreck. All aboard
except one sailor and the cabin boy
were drowned. The cargo consists OF
1900 barrels OF flour, valued at $4,000,
and 1900 cakes Of salmon valued at
$4,000 The Haddindonshire was a
new iron vessel launched az Glasgow
on October, 1881, owned by j. A, Shep
hard of Glasgow.
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CLOTHING.

Fancy checked Cotton suits, regular
price, S.; now 50 30.
Light Gray, Brown and Slate Beige Suits,
SO; LsW S..
Fancy Striped Cashmere Suits, price, 49,;
now 5,
Fancy Light Gray Plaid Suits, price, 3si
now So,
Scotch Cashmere Suits, price, $40; now 81.
Latest style gack Suits, dark colors, Sloi
now s.
A stylish line Of Cashmere Sack suits,
price, Sc CO., now95.
An Atwood Scotch, light shade, price,
SIS 80; now $40.
A limo OF Elegant Cashmere Suits. price,
$3.50; now $3.50
A linz Of Fancy Worsted Sack Suits,
price, $50; now SIS.
A good ATWOOD Frock Suit for IS.
A nice Union Cashmere Suit fory5.
Two styles Of Dark All-wool Tweed Suits,
in fro3k, for $40.
a splendid line Of Cashmere Suits, frOck
}l25a.
y lice or Imported Cashmere Suits,
frook, $50; former price, $3.50.
BLACK Alpaca Goats, regular price, $780,
now ST.
Black Alpaca Goats regular price, So
now l,5O.
Blacl, Alpaca Coats, regular price, $3.50
now g
Black Alpaca Goats, regular price, $780,
now So 80.
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AN nnife SIN

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2O.-Thera are no
new developments in tho impending
strike of the knights OF Labor Mr..
a. G. Coglln, Of the Wabash COM
mittee, said this morning that the COM
mittee does not anticipate any trouble
western system committee is author
lied by tho national committee to or
der q general strike in the West when
ever advisable. A strike is not likely
20 be ordered inside Of four days.
Locally thore have been no refusals to
work Chis morning, 80 far rs known.
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iocuEroRr's RAcKE.

PARIS, Aug. 2O.-rho EstrGusigoant,
Rooheiorps paper, states that Eng
land has instructed Lord Lyons, tho
British ambass ,dor to France, to I'M
plain TO M. do Frevciuot, minister Tor
foreign affairs, OF Roch0iurts attempts
TO unto the Pausians against Lord
Lyons for the execution by tho British
in Egypt of Oliver Paiua.
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MILWAUKEE, Aug, pa reception
Of delegates to the convention Of
Germau.Amorican Journalists end
authors, the first or its
kind over hold, was conducted ot
Grand Opera House hall this
evening, ands about 90 roprO o.
sentltlves of leading Gwmgu
papers of this country were present.
Additional arrivals arc expected 90
morrow. Tho convention will continue
through tho romainder OF this week,
an intOrestingprogramma having boon
prepared for their reception.
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CASUALTIES.


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2O.-It Is 70.
ported that the British ship Had.
diudonshire, from Astoria, Or.
e.on, for Liverpool, with a
oargi ot four and salmon.
IL ashore on PORT Ravos, 10 miles north
OF this port. ~ IL also sa,d tnat is lives
were Loaf.
Tho Merchants Exchange has lust
received the following particular. of
the loss OF The ship Had iiudnnahiro
The vessel len Asinria on July @, got
down ny Tar ~ tho ouua tor
when she airuck heavy gale which
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Congressman Warner Rises to Remark.

KANSAS CRY, Aug. 2O.--Congress-
man Warner, Of this district, being in
torviowod tonight stated that tho use
his Of name by the knights Of Labor
committee in connection With a pur-
Treat, Of the United States circuit
court and disnicJ court, was unauthor-
lied, and that no ka0W OF no reason for
such impegchm9nJ,