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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-11

JEEsIl' CITY, Nd, july l0.--Edward
Rose, Of Carlo6tadt, was collector for the
Prudential Life Insurance Company. In
hia returns 70 the company for last month
he was $50 short, and was given until
yesterday 70 make up the deficiency. lie
was unable 10 raise the money and, be.
coming despondeut while his wife and
daughter we're away from home last
night, hc loadcd % gun with powder and
rags, placed the muzzlo ia his mouth and
stea1ying the gun With both hands
touched the trigger with his right foot
The top 0f bis bead was blown completely
OF. Rose was go years Of age.
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BLIND roNf,s rossnssroN.
0sa. Bethuue Continued as Guardian
Of tho Musical Prodigy.

of the Musical Prodigy.
ALEXANDRA, VA, July l0.-In the
United States Circuit Court this morning
the case of Blind Tom, which was brought
into court yesterday on writ of habeas
corpus sued ont by his mother. came up.
The counsel for the mother and others
claimed that this court had jurisdiction
OF tho case. and that the Fauquier county
court had not, and never could have ac-
quired jurisdiction. The Judge decided
that Gen. Bethuue became q resident of
Virginia in 1870, and that Tom being then
in MIR. Bethune's possession under CON
tract, he also became resident. and that
the court Of Fauquier had Jurisdiction.
THE QUESTION OF LUNACY.
The Judge, in delivering his opinion,
said:
81 have nothing to do with the question
of his lunacy. My only inquiry is whether
Tom is held as slave. do not see how
the petitioner in this case, his mother,
after her contract in 1865 and her acqui-
escence for fifteen years, In the
action OF the FsuquIer court in
committing Tom to Mr.. Bethune, can
now insist that he is heid as n slave.
Evidently be is not held ats a slave. /,
therefore, have no right or jurisdiction TO
remove him from his present custody,
aud feel bound IN the interest OF humanity
70 remand him 10 the custody in which
he WAS born, in which he has lived all mis-
life, and ia which he is anxious to remain"
During the triad Of tho case, in order 70
ALLOW the court 30 form an opinion as to
t6e mental condition OF Tom, several
questions were propounded to him by the
court, 10 all Of which he gave fairly in
telligibie answers, but would invariably
say that ne wanted to stay with Gen.
Betnune and 20 back to WarrentOu.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-11

BRUSSELS, July lO.-The Chamber Of
Deputies has rejected the bin 10 tax inn
ports Of grain and cattle. In the Cham
Der Of Deputies to-day Baron DE Maelan.
Bonapartist, cauled at the undue and
needless grants Of public money, iustanc-
ing the indemnity paid the rioters at
the time Of the coup 0efdt in 1851.
This alluslon 90 the sufferers BY
the coup d'eiR aroused the great
est uproar and evoked protests from the
Left. NJ. Wilson maintained that the
finances were IN excellent condition, but
admitted that it was possible that econo-
mes were advisable.
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FRAUDS ON THE NAVY.
An, THE YARDS NOW BEING
INVESTIGATED.

..,-.- vyffl;ney Bent on their Entire
concentrations Mare Isisnd n Verita-
~. sinking Place for Government
.sonev Materials Which the Books
c.u for Nowhere 80 no Found.
w.surNGr0N, July i0.-The Secretary
ot bp Navy purposes etfecting an entire
,,ornn;zatiou Of the nine government
,,,y wards not later than next fall. An
..,e.firation looking to this end has been
.,rooress for some weeks. Committees
.+,a-ions wards have been examining the
HACKS and papers covering period Of ten
wars These committees have been aud
an. beipg assisted Oy a special commits
,5on sent from the Navy Department.
rba repcrts are to be sent to Washington
,,.jcompared with the books here. The
o'io,t Of the investigation is TO learn
wiptber or not the books will agree with
5a accounts in the department at Wash
mgton.
EVIDENCES or CROOKEDNEss.
ltis minated that already the discOV-
ary has been made that the books at the
1srsrtmeut show that certain materials
which ought to be or hand IN one of the
yHrJE cannon bt AQAlO. al tut III ~ =
island navy yard, California, the investi-
ostop will be most thorough, because ot
rsnorrs nfueedless expenditures Of money
attbst place. The Secretary has been
1lrnisned with the names Of number Of
PERSONS who say that they can give eyi-
taece Of fraud in that yard in the repair
ol United States vessels.
"Wlli the Secretary order an iDVesti-
@tieu of the repairs Of vessels in all the
Il ysrl,g was asked Of a naval officer to-
dsy. who is acquainted with Secretary
Fl Wmmey's intention.
THE MONEY BEYOND RECOVERY.
E SIT is useless to order Al Investigation"
8 Mmnhed. 1.-The money has been spent
4 n some cases recklessly, but il cannot be
a recovered AT one yard, Mare island,
n large amounts In past years have been
q elo3uded on repairs. That yard is grest
q distance from Washington, ana the Of
q icers have seemed 10 feel that they could
n act WiJb impuulty. ! have heard It ssid
n that rotten wood has been placed in yes
E sels being repaired that they might soon
be returned for additional repairs. A
& ttle more than three years ago the PEN
N @cola was condemned at the Mare
n island yard. She was brought to, the At
q mtic and sent on a three years cruise,
hlN only recently received fepNirS lOaL
4 the officials in California said were neces-
& saTy when she was there.
EXHORBITANT CHARGES.
"The charges are higher at Mare island
than in private Yards on the Pacific coast.
The survey official had a vessel taken
there for repairs She needed but lit
tie work. Yet the Mare island officials
wanted 5000. The work was performed
BY private company for S1,500."
In the proposed reorganization the Sec
letary will manage to dispense With the
services of many bosses. The yards are
iuil of master this and master that, and
Iley aii get So per day whether they work
@not. Four hours is a days work in
SON 5pstances. A sailmaker went from
b'sion to one OF the yards and began
ETsng eight hoursa day. He was told 70
iaDor less time, as he could not be al
o"ed % accomplish so much work.
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EDUCATING FRENCm CHILDREN

$500 600 10 he Expended on Every
Seventh Child Born to Needy Parents.
PARIS, July l0.-The Chamber Of Depu-
ties this afternoon voted an appropriation
OF Sso0,000 90 be expended by the State ih
maintaining and educating every seventh
child born in French families. This ac-
tion was taken 10 revive an obsolete law
enacted during the French revolution in
the interest Of an increase in the. French
population. Tbe present enactment APP
plies TO either sex and is confined 10 chill
dren 0f parents in needy circumstances.
An attempt 10 reject this latter restric-
tiOn was negatiyed by a vote Of 260 TO l2l.
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KIssnDEa's BIUHDEn CASE.

Boone Given Preliminary Hearing
and Held FOR Trial
ORLANDO. Fla, July 10.--G. y. Boone,
implicated in the murder Of Herring at
Kissimmee some days ago, was arrested
yesterday and brought here for trial in
Justices court A witness testified that he
loadod the revolver and gave Il 10
Vaughan telling him toxin Herring sure,
as be had threatened bis (Boone's) liie
and he wanted him kilied. The jury
found him guilty OF being an accessory to
the murder I'm the first degree. lie was
bond 70 await trial in the next term Of
court.
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crTTNC DOWN VACATIONS.

government; Employee to be Given 20
hay ieaves Instead OF 30
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Heads OF the
Executive Departments have been con
sl-Ilns the adyisability Of reducing the
annual leaves Of absence granted to de-
l'Hnent employees, and It ia understood
'ui- ne question was a topic Of discus
s.1 ID Yesterdays cabinet meeting. The
,el5iai Impression now is that these
.sA'ee Wlil De reduced from thirty to
l~elty davs. In consequence there is a
s'ol de4l Of suppressed growing among
,n,4 employees, especially in the Post Office
" ~. Jnent, where the clerks have been
H"Aiag over time at night for months past
w 'a attempt TO reduce the accumulation
u ID. business, which fact they say
J, 's,-DIia eltit.e them To more consideration
',ta .,t. would be shown in the curtailmeut
q la- leaves.
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AIinnd Slide on a Asountain.

LIrrLEroN, ". H., July i0.-A great
near jefferson depot, at 6 O'Clock this
morning. A pont known as Owls Head
was stripped Of denae ioreet miles
long aud 10 rode wide. Tho debris eX-
tended halt mile from the base Of the
lQonntaiui smashing In q barn belonging
70 Oscar Stanley, killing cattle and break
ing bo,h " Mr. stanley's legs. he was
milkng at the tine. The slide was caused
by heavy rains.
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CHURCH AND STATE.
DE CouRoY CONCInIAToRY.

Only the Rfngleaders of the Recent At
tack TO be Punished.
PARIS, July l0.-A despatch 20 the gov
ernment from Hue, the capital Of Annam.
received to-day says that Gen. De C0urcy
has issued a manifesto to the effect that
with the exception Of a few Of the ring
leaders who planned the recent unpr0-
Yoked attack on the French troops at Hue
all those rebels who surrender within ~
days viii be granted general amnesty.
The Annamite troops at Hue and its
envirOns have disbanded and surrendered
their arms 10 Gen. De C0urcy.
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AsHiNGroN, July l0.-The President
SM appointed Gel. John Gihb0n, Of the
n [,gnia .g infantry, to be Brigadier General
'41 army, vice Gen. c. c. Augur. re-
,5.' N, 4, J3-iay. This appointment causes
N. l9iioWlng promotions: Lieut.. Col.
TJ-. p Merriam, Second infantry, to be
, ~, OF the seventh infantry; Mai. J d..
'-'cArf. Jr., Iweuty-ihird Infantry, 10
.-edlenunt Colonel OF the second in
@t l"pt. samuel OYcrshine, Fifth
l,'I.Il' 10 be Major Of the Twenty-third
r'.l! FIRST Lieut.. Henry Bomeyn, 20
" ,ain OF the Fifth infantry, and
'! Lieut.. NJ. q. Particle, 70 bo First
---Iu- " Lho -lfth inlantrN-
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NEW YORK, July l0-The Municipal
Council OF the Irish National League to
night elected W. J. Gallagher President
by q majority Of two over Patrick 0lea-
son. Mr.. Gleason refused 70 allow the
election Of Mr.. Gallagher TO bo made
unanimous, on the ground that the new
organization would endeayor 20 got
foothold in the council through Mr..
Gallaghar's influence.
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vANIsHM ENr OTA OATTLE KING
HIS Paper Held by Several banks Foul
Play or Flight.

HIS Paper Held by Several B8nks-FOul
Play or Flight.
HuLsBORo, TEX, July 10.-W. A..
Jackson. senior member Of the large cat
tie farm OF W. A. Jackson 81 Bro, is miss
ing. About three weeks ago jackson
took bunch Of cattle 10 Chicago and
sold some and started back south, but no
further trace Of him has been discovered.
About $50, 900 worth OF the firms paper
is held 10y banks al Fort Worth, Dallas,
Waco and Hillsh0rO. The Kills.
bor0 National Bank, the Waco
state Bank and several other creditors
have attached nj the available property
belonging 20 the firm in Texas. Several
other well-knOwn cattlemen who in-
d0rscd heavily for Jackson are involved.
a. G.. Jackson, the remaining partner,
has gone n search Of bis brother. w. A.
Jackson leaves a wife and family.
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E,nnIn.lnn nf Iinllers

HAMILTON, ONT, July l0.-rhe boilers
Of the Marlborough paper mills near this
city exploded last night. Part Of one
boiler was blown three hundred yards. A
fireman aud one Of the 0wnors we're in
stantly killed. A man working IN a eepa-
badly hurt by the collapse OF the building
around bin.
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SPANS PLAGUE.
DIR. Terran Threatens to Leave the
Country II Restricted.

Country II Restricted.
MADRID, July 10.-In Spain yesterday
there was total Of 1,497 new cases Of
cholera and 100 deaths.
DR.. Ferran has arrived here to protest
against the governments stopping other
doctors practising iDOculation. In an in
terYiew with the Governor he informed
the latter that the government also with
drew the permission given 20 him. DR..
FRrran says that he will leave Spain.
II is believed that the governments
action Is due to DR.. Ferrans
strange treatment Of foreign doctors. IL
is thought that Or. Ferran will write 70
Paris that he made no secret OF his sys-
TEN, and denying that hemade any charge
for incubation. Statements have been
current that he mas been making hand
some proEt.
There are few cases OF cholera in Mad
rid. The disease is less ylrulent, and a
general decrease is reported everywhere.
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u MYelcrinns NInlndY.

LISBON. July i0.--A mysterious cpl
domic has broken ont IN thig city and IN
various other parts Of Portugal. The
victims are attacked without warning
and die within q few minutes after selz-
ure. The disease Is a mystery 20 the doc
tors, who as yet have found no effective
mnthnd OF combating n.
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DcmncrncN,n Cnnrse.

MONMOUTH, IND.. July lO.--Tho Demo-
cratic state Editorial Convention today
passed resolutions declaring 80 their belief
that radical reform In government affairs
ia ouly possible through the appointment
90 civil positions Ofpers0ns In iull symua-
thy with the Democratic party as repre-
eanted Oy its statesmen and leaders. a re-
solution was adopted deprecating the
presumption that cause should be shown
Tor tne removal Of Republicans from
rfinn
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OTTAWA, ONT, July i0.-It Is said that
Biers counsel viii subpoena Sir John
Mcdonald, Sir David McPhersnn, and
Hon. A. =. Cason. The defense viii oOn-l
test the cOnstltutiOnaIity OK the criminal
court in the Northwest, and IL an unfa-
yorable verdict is returned viii appeal 70
the privv Council.
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BRUSSELS, July l0.-L0 NoRiteHr Beige
denies the story tolegrnphcd hence about
the discovery and arrest Of an alleged
band %, Nihiist8. II says that the story
has no other basis than O search for two
refugee Frenchmen who were living under
assumed names. one OF whom since bis
arrnal has boon cnnYIeled Ol Ylgrnncy.
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nlehnn stevene ln cnnndn.

ToROSTO, ONT. July iO.-Bishop Ste
vens, OF the Reformed Episcopal Church,
will arrive here tomorrow from Charles-
ton. IS. G.. 90 take charge Of the congre-
cations OF the dominion for the next two
wears, In consequence Of the iilness Of
bishop Wilson. Bishop Stevens intends
10 reside IA Canada during several
months In each year.
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NEW ORLEANS, July l0.-The Board Of
Health officially deny that there is any
yellow fever in this city other than one
case reported some days ago, and that
person is almost entirely recovered. The
board renews its assurance that any case
OF yellow fever occurring In this city Will
be promptly reported officially 20 other
hnarda end thrOnRh Tho prnsa.
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ROME. July IO.-The tltramontane
journal LG OSSerUatOre C1uOiicO, referring
20 previous attempts 10 effect ~ rec0nciia-
tion between the Qmfiual and the Vuti-
can, says that 10 h the duty Of Catholics
TO approve and support any further steps
that the POpe may take la that direction
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Dun q CO.'S REPORT.

A Decrease Of 20 Failures reported for
the Past Week.
NEW YORK, July 1O.-'rhe business fail
ures throughout the country during last
week, as reported TO R. G. Dun s. Co.'s
mercantile agency, number for the United
states l5S, and for Canada -, q total Of
1855. az against 20l last week and 205 the
week previous. The Western, Southern
and Pacific states furnish about two
thirds Of the whole number. In the East
the business troubles of the week ARE
lirht and unimpOrtant.
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VIENNA, July lO.-serious floods are
reported IN Galioa. The Nistula river
has risen ten feet, swamping large pOr-
tions OF the city OF CracOw aud the town
Of skavina. Many miles Of railway have
been DESTROYED.
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M prltI.h Cnntnnmenf.

LONDON, July II, 3 A. M.--it ia reported
that the government 10 In favor Of settling
The British cantonmont 40 or Ia the imme-
diaie vicinity u Candahar with the con-
sent OF the Ameor.
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a priest PnYs nnmnrcs.

TORONTO, ONT, July l0.-Rov Father
E0gan, who last November elected 40 old
man named McCurgne from the Catholic
church at Th0rnhill, breaking his leg, To-
day settled o civil suit brought against
him by paying $50. Criminal proceed
ings will bs dropped.
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FRENCH REPUBLICANS.


Manifesto Urging a solid Front
Against the MOnarohists.
PARIS, July 10.-M. spuller at meet
ing to-day Of the Moderate Republican
Deputies read the completed text Of the
manifesto which the Republican party in-
tend to issue just prior to the voting day
in the coming election. The main fea-
lures Of this document are.
First. A demand for a reduction in the
period Of military service to the shortest tune
compatible with the urgencies of the national
defense.
Second. Demand for economic reform, es-
peciaily the readjustmeut of taxation and the
re establishment OF "A real equilibrium In the
budget
CHURCH AND STATE.
Third. In regard TO the proposal TO sepa-
rate church and State the manifesto says
that although opinions may differ among the
Republicans, all can agree upon policy
which, while IL will guarantee freedom Of
conscience, will resOlutely oppose clericalism,
(which under the mask OF religion is really q
union OF all factions hostile TO the republic"
FO4rth. The platform condemns the for
eign policy of adventure, aud declares that
the desire Of the Republican party Is for %
nati0nal policy based on self-respect, firmly
carried out.
FVtA. The manifesto, in conclusion, ap-
peais for q union Of all French Republicans
against MonGrchists.
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NEWCASTLE, Eng, July l0.--The Cap
tain and first mate Of the brig }. W. Wil-
liams, which arrived here April 20 from
Wilmington, N. g., were to-day sentenced
each 20 seven years penal seryitude for
killing geamau Limborg.
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READING, PA, July i0.--JObn stuhner,
aged II yunr0, died here to-day from inlu-
rios received by being burned With naph-
tba. which n companion placed In his
pocket and thon sot ON IRE.
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rr.SS.i N"loN, July 10. - Storms
y. .u+ u+ lo cyclones occurred I'm vari-
"A lIt ot Pennsyivaaia. New York
s.,-." England YESTERDAY. Groot
.n. was doue by lightning. ANA
..o.... .fsons were killed i'm widely
IA o'.s.e' ' localities. AZ one point ip he
,a valley ". ". the storm ewcpt
.mly \, ,,a'flt track 2miles longaud uni-
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pAnfs. July iO.-rhe government has
decided 10 build n metropolitan railway
under ground. and has asked an extra
credit uf l0i,J0O francs on account 0f
the Hugo funeral.
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PARIS, July i0.--Ld Gdui0ls asserts
that "a. Grevy viii not run for the Presi-
doncy again. 10 expects trouble in the
next Parliament. lt recommends III. de-
frcYoinot as q candiduie.
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g.t af f,lLLE ALA, July 1O.-On tho
..gbap, to; Z, (, y 1851, y. 4. r. seeman. n
mona, W madison, was murdered for
anssgd Ailer a weeks trial Charles
Pa wers @uu wallace Neal, both COL
IN .en,o..uu .uund guilty. rowneend has
Imrr,ehced 10 be- hanged ana Neal ~
astssa,ii unent. Lynch law has been
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ROME. July iO.-La Gazette d'Itaifa
SAYS that Lord Salisbury and Count Ne
gf.., the Italian Ambassador at London,
recently discussed the possibility of c0m-
bfnot action Ia sOudan.
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WILMtNGTON. DEL. July l0.-Up 90
midnight Mrs. Bayard seemed 70 improve
slightly. but early this morning her ili-
ness took an unfavorablo turn, and hor
physicians have now abandoned hopo.
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Cnrnscs In IInhnrIcd In nnns.

BURLINGTON, IA, July TO- Complaint
comes from the smallpox infected dis
trict, near Crestnn, that il is impossible 70
get conveyance 10 carry the dead 20 the
cemetery. The people are panic-stricken.
The dead lay unburied several days.
Much Indignation is expressed.
SMALLPOX AT MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, July l0.-Tnere were six
new cases Of smallpox to-day.
SMALLPOX ABOARD SHIP.
NEw YORK. July l0.-Ihc ship John
Mcdonald arrived to-day from Liverpool.
She lost three OF her crew on the passage
by smallpox. The ship win be detained
no nuaranline.
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Hueein Tmnr0vInn Her p0rla.

ST. PETERSBURG, July iO.-'rhe govern
mcnt hns assigned 80,c0O,OoO rOubles 90.
improve thirteen p0rts, also 10000
rOublcs for Baloum specially.
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Tie ii0lphin a. he Accepfrd

1aafiiNGroN, July lO.-Attorney Gen
, y. ,.alihhQ mas gwen an opinion 10 the
aIy OF the Navy on the question OF
~. .s'oiyed In the controversy with
,'a,h concerning the q spnfch boat
.s..t. 'H. secretary Whitney declines at
s ,,a. Nv .iVe The opinion to the press.
i. 'laeeg.-iood, however, that 10 il OF
,sr' ...a.afacier that the secretary will
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RANToUL, ILL, July To- Yesterday
lightning struck tbe house OF Henry hin-
near. instantly killing bis two children
and prOstfaung himself and wife.
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= --NreI1E -. poslmnslnr-

ga,''t' t'i,' ,i'.i.o ioN, July TO- Some time ago
nr.n, ,,...4. i.4l uihcc Inspector received "a
nm +. aliuh accusing Postmaster la.
I. b.0t Wv 9,tlor' Neh., of having robbed
.a f,r .. ,.. 'rakevIlle, la., ~ 1870. An
..gir1 ... '' sent 20 superior, and upou
sIn.,,.5io fostmasier with the crime
.,e.a, .,.,h hls ldent.ty with The bank
"u1 was Immediately suspended.
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ftGl6 IA ll.PiiiA. July i0.-Fire haa da-
rh Nv Y hundred acres OF crepbarrv
ipioa,,,I Jersey and II is s;ill burning
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wHIrNEY's HOSPITALITY.

If Tomorrow afternoon is fair Secretary
Whitney will take the President, the
members Of the Cabinet, and their fami-
lies down the river. 1t viii be remem-
bered that he had 70 abandon q similar
excursion several weeks ago on account
Of the unfavorable weather. II the Secre-
tary Of the Navy takes the party down the
Potomac tomorrow, it will be ON the pri-
yate steamer CorcOran, hired for the ocoa-
sion, and the music and refreshments viii
also be paid for out Of the Secretary's pri-
vate purse.
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REINsTATEMRNrs AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July l0.-The West Division
Railway Company has Teinstated four
teen OF the sixteen men DISCHARGED from
their service and for whose reiustate-
ment the recent strike was started.