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.FR0Ms0ViER THE OCEAN
lATRsr SRws By THE cAnIE,
The piaicpity Between germany ana spain
yirtaaIly Settled ~ me naekdoru ct
tisaAreis ID ssmps,h.s aithths neii.
cato Position Of alfonso4 cholera.

BERLIN, August q. Count Won Hals,
felds German secret etaiyot State, on the
oath inst. wfote 10 Count De Bonomar,
Spanish Ambassador 10 Berlin, that Ger
many in occupying the Caroline Islsnas,
had mo intention oprejadice any anterior
rights which Spain might posses therein,
and That II an examination into tile queH-
ticn Of Spanish rights to The Carolines
should produce no mutual nderstanding
Germany would be still perfectly disposed
toappeal the dispute To the good Office OF
some power friendly toboth dispntants.
German official circles here are sangutne
that the method OF the calm adjustment
Of the difficulty based on the iacts Of the
case will ba reached, and will prevent .
rupture Of relations between Germany
and Spain. CT ~
Allallowancei Is made forthe difficulty OF
the situation in which the eqhestion places
King Alfonso; for, II Us believed among
German diplomats that the Radicals, the
Republicans and Federalists supported
by. the French party in Spain have cons
niyed TO foment on anti. German feeling
among Spanish people.
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A Narrow isseapa,

+ NEW YoRK, August 81. The cattle boat
iNeyart, whichSwes originally o fanybcat
in the employ oiSthe Pennsyly Rail-
road Company. ran into o sehooner,rigged
canal boat yesterday afternoon about one
O'Clock and smashed in the'lat.er's star
board bow forward oi the rigging, causing
her to turn bottom side up. The Newark
was bound from jersey City TO the
slaughter house opposite Blackwellls
Island, and u, she ii d steam vessel and
the other q sailing craft, nearly all the
'blsme will rest on tho steamer, according
to the rules Of the road = No lives were
lost, hut q crew OIL Ave men had a narrow
escape ,and were saved by the men on the
steamer. The nance ofthe schooner could
not tbe aacartained.
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The re.as TsallgIe.dyl.

tsGAIyEsroS, Tx, August ~ Aspecial
10 the Ns,gs from Austin, dated yesterday,
says: The story tthe Locke etragedy near
johnson City, Is confirmed to-day. sbyia
stage driver Just ntfom Blanco City, with
letter. detailing the assassinations as pre-
yiously published. The last accounts say
that locke did not succeed in killing bis
daughter outright She is still alive, but
cannot survive. She has aIbrutal wound
through the body. tits said that she has
confessed TO hef'a atteudfng physician that
her her was the author d her snin.
Tho unfortunate langhtef hose down.
fall has thus resulted in tho death ofsao
many persona, all her near relatives, Is
represented 10 be, only ia years old. Mich
olson, the stranger who was supposed 10
have KILLED by locke, has turned
upsaie. Locke, aE4ast accounts, was in
jail Blanco.
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iPKSI, TEx ], August 81 -onJ June "a the
mai stage wassehbe5 between Rio Grsnde
City and Pena q station on the Tsxas
Mexican Railtoadl Charley Nnrsit, the
driver, VIA the aols occupant Of tile stage,
and claimed 70 have besn attacked iby
road agents, whoto took themeil aacga, one
Of which contained valuable registered
packages and money. Pcstcilice tnspec;
iofa yestosday arrested Norris, and found
500 Of the missing money in hiA posses.
SION. Norris will be taken back to Rio
Gtande City ioftrial He Oilers no ex-
planaticn.
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naniaa Co rhsr,eI..

sGEsEyA, N. Y, August q. For the
tinalheat the professional sculling race
here today, the starters We're Hanlan,
Mckay, Hann aud Hosmer; distance
three miles with aturn. Hanlan held the
lead throughout and won by q length.
Time, 2l 1884. Mckay was second. In
the consolation race, Dabinett, Hosmer,
Ten Eyok and Lee were the contestants.
Lee won. Time, 81 :4s. Ten Eyck second.
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BrssI,ian & countcrfeita.
GA1YrsroX. Tfx.. Anpnst 3. ~ snl

GALVESTON, Tex, August 27.-A special,
tothel Mars, from Waco, says. Joseph II.
White, os Fill county, Texas, who was
arrested on Tuesday evening by Deputy
Marshal Wheeler, on ascharge of being
in the scheme 10 counterfeit
tho paper. currency Of Brazil, was brought
TO Waco yesterday and was held inlde-
fault Of $1,000 bail,to appear before Com,
missioner Finks. Joseph Is absothsr Of
Lucisn a. White, who was recently arrest
ed in St Louis on the same charge. The
former is known to: have received "a pack.
age containing Sl50, 600 OF the Brazilian
counterfeitst through the postcfli at Blum,
iBosque county. The Whites stood well
in the vicinity Of Whitney, where they
lived, and we're reputed TO be among the
wealthiest residents of lii county.
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suilIynn.,lor rGisssy Figst.

SCtSe1sS1fl, o., August e7.-John 8.
Sullivan arrived this afternoon and went
directly 10 d hotel TO eyatle the crowd.
The law and ordefleagae and agent for
Of vice have consulted a
lawyer, who says the contestis clearly cone
tsary 10 law. He has been directed To- take
the nenesaarY fneashres To stop IL
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Foraker a stsub,sntyiuo.

sptfidI II1lalcH % NC IFlltIfF 2 .
sgxpREss.lsE, Ono, August q The,
City Opera House was crowded to.
night to hear the opening speech Of the
campaign in this city. by Hon. JosephB.
Foraker, Republican candidate for GOV.
ernor. The gentleman was received by
the Stanton club and band, and held a
public receipt the club room. Inihis
speech his mention Of John o, Brown, Of
this city, Rs their candidate for State
Treasurer, wss received with applause.
Mr.. Foraker made q very favorable Inn,
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i SENATOR SHERMAN opened the Ohio
campaign at Mt. Gilead Wednesday in a
brilliant speech. He gave uttersace to
some homely truths, especially the follow
ing:
lsmsy be unkind, hut It's natural, for
us TO recall what these game men said OF
Lincoln and Grant, and the war and the
abolition Of slavery within thirty years
past. The Republican party was Q tsblack
abolition party Lincoln was an nape,a y
I Grant %aB d nbntcher,n and Union
soldiers were Lincoln hifelinas. The
war was the sum Of all crimes. Yet these
same men now seek to hide their OPP
position 70 the war and their abuse Of
Lincoln and Grant by fulsome eulogy and
praise. Yet, strange TO say, by the deiec.
ton Of a comparatiY Yely few men in three
Republican Suites, our old advefsaries
have been raised to power again In the
/ National Government. Y
Heidi not stop here with his indict-
ment Of the present reform (2) admins
tion, but gave q story Of his own expert
ence when he said he saw the Union flag
athali-mast floating over the Interior De
pattment in nlsigu Of honor and mourning
Zoe the death Of Jacob Thompson, who
was regarded as q deiaulter and a sonspir-
ator.
Upon the Solid South and the abridge-
msnt Of tie rights Of negroes he said:
Thsliae drawn between the two par,
Ties is now as distinct il was during the
war, but we occupy a different field OF bat
lie. Then We fought for the preservation
Of the Union, and, as "a means 10 that end,
for the abolition of slavery. Now the
Union is saved and slavery Is abolished,
We fight for the equal poll tical rights Of all
men and the faithful observance Of the
Constitutional amendments. We are for
the exerciseof national authority for the
preservation ofSrights conferred by the
Constitution, and upon this broad issue
We invite cooperation from the South as
wellas the North.
Hetouchedup Secretary Whitney'sac-
ton in refusing 10 accept the Dolphin in
his usual caastic manner, which act forced
Roach to stop lis work, TO make an assign.
ment TO throw out Of employment thous:
ands Of workman and arrest ior the time
The construction not tonly OF Government
vessels, but Of many commercial vessels
lotpryate parties, and greatly add alsoto
the general depression Of business.
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raAnsoN d rar,
ilanlor q u. ooa.snpletsa appslal.asnI !, {

Ihmor OF his Contemplated appeintlaent 70
Colonel yiiaS' Place,
SARATOGA, August 27.-The latest sem
sation inpolltiral lfumorsh here, and one that
engages the attention Of almost all thsYis.
ittpg statesmen, ID that Postmaster Il. q.
Pearson, Of New York, Is about 10 hepro.
motad to . place in President Cleyelaad's
Cabinet vice Colonel W. +. Villas, who is
tosent 10 be Austria as! Minister. Thelquid
nnnes further iecIhfe that the President
intends to put a Z Brooklyn Democrat in
the New York Postoli ijce, and there are
those who say that ex-S Senstor w lillian II.
AIurtha, OF the Ninth ward. stands as high
in Mr.. Glevelahdis b estimation as any DEM
ocrat in Kings county, The appointment
of!yllas will necsssitate the procurement
of n comfortable berth for Nj. Keileytin
the State Department, and Nh. Beard is
willing, itissaid to provide for the Rich
mond Wahderer in this way. 4,
FThe fnmor connecting Villas contem:
.plated change With Pearson,s appointment
has keent tho talS Of tho town here for a
couple oil days past. rs
lt is well known that the Ipiscorsln
statesman has grown tired of the turloili
and trouble OF the Rostofij lee Depar rtment,i
while Il Is also recognize I'd that 1t would
be q great deal more than the work OF get
ting lid Of offensive partisans to tire MI.
psatson leading Repuh hlicaps who have
remained over since yesterdays meeting
Of the State Committee are inclined TO
credit the story of Pealsou's prospective
lprbfuotfdfi IN Y fif ~ ~ 90 y ilfl4
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diadssone, !. s,aye,nsa.ts.

Iospos, August 27 The yacht sun-
beam, with Mr.. Gladstone and pattyon
board, has arrived as Alsshand, Norway.
Mr.. Gladstone has improved in health
aud spirit, and his voice islRtsongsr He
will start on the homswatd voyage at
once, returning bywayof the Shetland
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RA1prp * nrFr1ANs.. n
gsrfibts UoIiilionI5 5Iistwson q Party Of n
80 rroeb and white Bnnditg.

l IGerfible Coulnluus aetWoenh o kafty OF Nos
groes and White bandits.
\ SA9tAsrA, Ca, August q "A story Of
RECKLESS and daring fufisnism which
equals In It's desperate details the exploits
L fthe james sbrothers reached the city to.
DAY. The scene Of the transaction is Cane
Greek, N. o. o remote settlement thirty
miles from Shelly, the nearest railroad
point Alarge crowd ofsubstantial color
edoitisennsl Of the adjacent country. had as
sembled at Cane Creek Church ior The,
purpose of sending forth hprayersof thanks
giving for the great blessing In the pro-
mise Of an abundant crop. May OF
the respectable white people Of the
neigh hborhood gathered 70 attend the en-
eampment. The brass band of Shelby
was In attendance, and q Mr.. Green, q
reputable white citizen OF Shelby, and
son Of q banker in that place, acted as
treasurer for the concert given by the
knights Of the burnt cork, and had In his
possession the reeeipt hieh anaoantedt TO
several hundred dollars. Just In the
midst Of the entertain inment q ckless gang
Of bandits outside, led by Carl Michael,
according TO- prearranged plans, knocked
in the door. Every Light was immed diately
extinguished, and firing from the revolyers
tof the raidersiwas started. Aperiect pan.
,demonium ensued. ~
|; The vast crowd fed precipitately, some
jumping from the windows, while many
effected an escape through the several
doors. Many OF the colored men and
women deserted the hall with lightning
rapidity, leaving their children behind to
take care, of themselves g best they could.
Mr. Green was robbed Of the door receipts
as. the ruffians made their entrance. The
money secured, the robbsrs proceeded to
rifle the pockets Of the defenseless crowd.
Two members of the colored brass band
stood their ground like heroes and one Of
fered up his life blood as the result, not,
however, before sending q bullet with
deadly aim through the body Of one ofthe
marauders. Tie walls and floor were
stained with the blood OF the poor un-3
fortunates. The pulpit and many Of
thelpews and the Bible wers destroyed,
and tho church, so far from looking like o
place flholy worship. presented the spec
taele Of Q bar.room1 broil. Twelve Sof. IF
teen persons were wounded slightly, and
othefsifatally. None, however, had died
up. p.to.the last report, except one member
ofthe band. Carl Michael, the leader Of
the band OF robbers and a character Of
much lecal notoriety, with the cool daring
oil the Western bandit, mounted his fleet
footed steed and with q death wound on
his person rode Of 1 and made good his es-
cape. 1t Is thought that he is fatally
wounded. Sheriff Blanton, Of Ruther.
ford county, accompanied by q posse Of
detectives, are following towards Wolf
Creek in the mountainous part OF Tenness
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VIM 8 esa,iy Ito sIat,,,s

VIM oeeai,y tho Islinds.
MapRtp, August q, The Caroline
seizsdEb by Germany win be oc-
cupisd ibysspain directly, whenthe Spans
ish troops arrive ct Yap, the principle
island; Of the group. Anti! German meet
ings continue in the provinces.
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DUaI1y, August 27.-A seriesofagrarian
outrages are reported from Kerry. In
many places in that county reign Of
terror prevails. Bands oflmsrked men
make nightly raids unon thelholders of
farms from which the former tenants shaye
been eyictedi and perpetrate all sorts Of
outrages, setting fire To- dwellings and
,hamestringing horses and cattle. Noar-
rests hayeye been made.
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cuEAI. RATS


Tho Alleged Contract Said 20 be q selleme
TO Affect tho market.
CnIoAeo, LIS, August q. "A telegram
from New York was published II an aiter-
noon paper yesterday TO effect ilat
considerable excitement and severe cons
ment were occasioaed in Wall street by
the circulation Of fa dispatch from Chicago
tothe effect that The North Chicago Roll
ing Mills Company had sold IL, ,0ootons of
steel railsto the Wisconsin Central Raj.
road Company iot s2e per tom when tie
price should be $50 er more perton, ac-
.eofding 90 the agreement ofthe iron and
steel men at their meeting Long Branch,
wllenitwas tnanine neusly agreed 10 restrict
production.
Mf. Patkes, general manager Of the
North Chicago Rolling Mills, said last
ever for the publication Of the dispatch,
and that 1t had emarated from " Iilwaukee.
and not Chicago. He didn't know how TO
account for the publ cation otthe Dispatch
unless was done fnr marx et purposes by
interested parties. He said that the rail-
road companies named had not purchased
any rails from the ollipg mill company
recently, but q contract was gen!ers into
for the furnishing Of some rails 70 the fgil-
road some time ago; but! the rails VI wereinot
vet delivered, nor were they comp eted.i
He would not my what the conttsets
figures were, but dt tclaIed they Were motifs
ing Ike the figures published.
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Postal cards scarce,

SwAsuSaroS, D. O., August q. Third
Assistant Postmaster General Hazsn has
lust returned aomthe postal card factory
al Castlston, n. Y. The stock ofpostal
catds ON hand hss;been reduced to avery
small quantity, and fears were entertained
that the supply Of cards under the new
contract would not be available in time
10 meet the demand. The new cards
already manufactured do not meet there
lduirements OF the department in quality,
but Il i9ie5pected, , as a result OF the visit
ofthe Thira Agsistant Postmaster 9en-
eral, that an inproye yement will. be made
inithat respect, aud that q stock ulEicient
toimeet the dnmands oithe service Will be
available before tho eShaustton Of the
stock Of old cards nowon hand. &
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MApsrp, August The, Government
has closed the doors Of the Army and
Navy Club becauae officers belonging 10
the club have returned their German
decorations, and because the club has
struck fromtits list Of honorary tnemseis
the names ot German officers and tibet of
the Grown Prince Of Germany. Tie press
and army are disgusted by the ainieable
attitude that has sud denly been displayed
by the Cabinet toward Germany.
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TERRlnhnI loss oR1IEEl
DETAILS OF tho Recent Great Rain storm, IN
Canton, China.

III
Canton, China.
w4sHrNaTos, D. o., August 2L-De.
tailsci the destruction in Canton, China,
and vicinity by the recentgreat train storm
there have been received by private par
| lilies in this city, The flood was the most
serious which has visited Canton in thirty
years. More than 10000 people lost their
lives and a far greater number are left in
a starving condition. Entire villages were
engulfsd land therice andsilk cropsintheyi-
Icinityw werealmostruined. Theprice ofrice
has been raised 1spe,eent in consequence
Of the loss Of the crop. Ther rain fell the
latter part Of June, SLING and oveffowing
all the rivers. Many Of the streets ol Cam
ton were flooded for over q week. tSez
Nj CITY the water broke through tho city
wall. 1t is reported that several thousand
people were drowned in that place. The
embankments OF the river were broken In
numerous places and the waters swept
across the surrounding country, carrying
everything beforeit.
a foreigner, who was an eye witness OF
the scene ofithe. devastation, reports that
one night the boat he ives on anchored
lnear q bamboo grove. By morning The
water had risen to the tops OF the bam-
boos. AT other points it,rose as high as
forty feet during the night time. The in
hahitants fed from the villages and camp
ed on the hillsides. AT Kun In, a market
place situated near an embankment OF
one of the streams connected with the,
river, which brings water from the north
and west rivers, the majority OF the in.
habitants were drowned by the water
breaking through the embsnkment. Some
escaped to a piece OF rising ground in the
neighborhood, but the water continued to
rise and gradually oyertopped tue eleva-
ton, downing those who stood upon 1t.
Seventeen Chlnese graduates in Canton,
hearing Of the distress and suffering prev
alent in their native villages, took passage
on q boat with q view 10 proceeding home
10 orender what assistance they could. On
the way the boat was capsized, and all
who were on It were;drowned.
In some places parents tied their chill
idren on the high, branches oftrees whilst
they Instituted measures for their general
safety. The trees were washed up by the
roots, and the heaftrending cries ot the
children were silenced in the surging
water. The bodyot g bride dressed ID her
bridal robes was found floating in the
river st Canton. a large tub was also
seen. Twas picked up and found to cons
tain q boy and q girl. With them was
found q paper stating their NAMES and the
day and hour OF their birth. The parents
had instituted this meansto save the lives
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Ch,elle.In "a llrnnlee.

MARsRriIls, August "a. -rhere was d
sudden increase in mortality in ttiissity
to-day, s5 deaths being reported, 4ssof
which were cansesl by cholera. a panic
is hourly expected. Since the outbreak Of
Che epidsinie 9 900 per IONS haze aed from
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uaIted states plstIies JadEe Arres.ed.
cacAao, August The Hon. Alex
Boafnan, Of Shreveport, Ia, Judge Of the
United States District Court Of the West
ern District Of I.ou.siana, was arrested
here last evening on o warTant sworn out
by d. T. Nealeys also otl Shreye who
charges BoRrman with undue inttmacy
with Mira. Segsey, his wife. II Is asserted
|iby Judge Boarn1an, that In making the
charge against him Negley.is aetuated
only by a desire 10 impngn his wile's 1T
ness 10 care for the child hich he wants
the cuBtody OF himself. III
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THE Republican party gave the state OIL
ohio good liquor license Law, and the
Nam democratic party through its Democratic
snolens Cont ppnuiled the law, and yet
az Goysrnor Hoadly fayors license. Has he
snn.ulted Dr. Leonardo : Surely not. The
reverend gentleman fayors prohibition.
IN regard to the Governors ayowal pre-
ie,ripg license law the Ohio STATE Journal
sHoadly's pretense Of iayOsing license
!. . sham-a delusion and a snare. Ii.
eense is forbidden by theexpress terms Of
tSe Constitution; and no man knows bet
Tar than Governor Hoadly that an amend
mcpt 10 The Constitution authorizing the
licepse Of the traffic will be voted down
l,v lbe people II proposed by the Lesisls-
tare. Such proposition was submitted
10 the popular vote two years ago, and
,ras defeated bya majority Of over half 9
million. And, moreover, Hoadly and
avery other genaible man IN the state
Knows that no Legislature that can be
chosen in Ohio will submit 9 lieente
amendment to the Constitution, at
m expense Of from 10000 to
100000, knowing that itwillbe rejected
by the people. The inevitable conclusion,
therefore, is that Governor Hoadly and
the machine managers Of the Democratic
p,rty in Ohio are in favor Of free and un-
restricted traffic In intoxicating drinks
ats opposed to compelling liquor dealers
and saloon men to contribute their just
share Of the public burdens-are in favor
oiconpslling merchants, manufacturers,
farmers and wage-workers TO pay from
$4,000 to $500 COO per annam in local
taxes more than they would have paid had
not The Scott law been abrogated in
The supposed interest Of the Democratic
party" iill RI
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some Il, German 3 {, Rumriorss. 4. I 3

BERLIN, August q q Il isramofedshsre
that King Alfonso has sent ,ln autograph
lettsrto Grown Prince Frederick William,
asking him TO esiatein orderthae friend5
ship'betseen Spain and Germany maybe
maintained, Itis also rumored that Ring
Leopold of Belgium; and Emperor fran-
els Joseph have been asked TO not assrbi-
traitors. Prince Bismarck, IL is stated,
fayors the latter, and desires u decision In
favor Of spalnin ordefto escape the diff
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The spring Garden Rank.

PH1ApEIFnA, PA, August e7.-Thes
following nodceis posted this morning in
the branch office of the Spring Garden
Bank sTofacilitate business depositors
will present their checks at Twelfth and
Spring Garden streets for payment. Set
Element with banks will be made here as
snsnal. = Checks were presented and paid,
and there islittleexc cltementa the branch
Office.
President Kennedy aud Director Evans
reiterate tho statement OF the bank, coll
yency, aud assistance has been oferedby
other banks. There Is q large crowd ot
clamofous depositors at the bank build
ing, ut Twelfth and Spring Garden streets,
and details oi police are kept at the hank
to preserve order, q, y - f, y n .1s
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ole astsAEasalEs.t5'..
;as..33 M. ss and - Fourteenth stroet.
csyrp41 LOGAN came very near being
,,,0~ned while a photographer had his
sa~s,a a,T" pointed at him. The boat he was
=. tar nn,et' The photographer escaped.

-, po,ico Commissioners. following the In
9hs ESt prssIdeDt Cleveland had gwen MeutHl1.
'TSaile;, feiGstated that oitcef.-C ktqssrsr.
" N I.t course. What else could they do
IN \, 20 distinguished patriot. A po,
';.sman s.sn who locks up one hundred coiored
" voters 10 prevent them from casting Their
tolots 'O deserves recognition at the hands
- o't tbe democracy. 1t is by this method
y, NAV ~ succeed, varied in the South .by
.Soo,ipg .Sso instead Of iailing them for
awhile. J, -.-----.-