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New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
FIGHTING FOR FIVE HOURS IN PERU.

LIMA, July 8, via GalvestOn.-News from the
interior is effect that on July General Cacsres
warned the that steps had been taken
by Monsenor ovar to proceed with the peace negotia
tions. he considered the arDistce cancelled. On the
rext day the entire Of General Cacercs attacked
the Government troops JANA The fighting lasted
five hours and resulted In losses TO both sides
The forces remain in their old positions ON July Cen
era Mas informed General Caceres that Monsenor Tovar
was still anxious for settlement and would name day
for meeting General Cceres accepted the proposition
aud the armstice renewed.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
AN rNsURRECrIoN IN VENEZUELA.

HAVANA, July 9.-LlOyds agent at st.
Thomas received information from Venezuela on July
that had broken out In that country, and
that the rovoutionsts had taken possession Of the
steaner Libertador with two large Krupp guns and
Torito General Pulgar. Urdaneta, Pulido and other
chiefs on board. The Government troops at Campana
mad iu favor of the revolution IL was as
serted in Trinidad June 81 that Maturn, Cumano ana
Barcelona had also pronounced against the Govern
m
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
PROPERTY DESTROYED IN LOWELL

LOWELL, Mass, July "a thunder storni
passed over this city this afternoon rain fell In torrents
and the lightning vivid for short time' dong con-
siderable damage in this city and vicinity ine 'oop.o"
,o sre strnck settin. fire to the tower In which all
the wires in the city concentrate the roof OF sDat
tuck's Block In Centra-st All the wires were oe
stroyed thoroughly nterrupting the system Inc roos @
of the Highland Methodist Church, In Loringst. Was
struck ly lightning and slightly damaged barn PC
longing to Jesse Butterfield. at Tyngsborough was
burned -Four OF the Boston Ice Company HOUSES "'
North Chelmsford, were blown down.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

LOUISVILLE, July 9.-The large mill con-
Bected with g. Barmors Sons ship yard' In !ensnon
ye was burned this morning. 1hs loss 10 estimated -
$4,000; insured for . smal amount The nre orig
mated in the mould loft Two large boate under c9nS
struction were saved. large lot Of lumber Wa sDo
burned -
FORT ATKINSON, Wis, July e.-The Touring MILL o.
May 4 Waterbury was burned yesterday. The ioss e.
the building and ts contents IL insured IN -
Millers Insurance. Company 81 Ceicsso soc ~ ny
Western NanufActurers Mutual Of chicago voSVVSS -
Orlsans Insurance Company e2&00
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
TIE yEw.HAvEy YACHT RACE. r..

NEwHAvEN, Conn.,, July 9.-lhe loo-nllc
regatta OF the Scw-Iaven Yacht Club terminated sue
cessfuy to-day nearly all the craft arriving safely home
before night The fleet sailed from here Tuesday
nlgh and rounded the island Yesterday at noon The
sloop i.dnc, Of Huntingdon. H. won In tho largest
class B arriving at ll:3s this morning. The Waywad
C. h. Warner in class G. arriving AT 9:5s a m The
Stranger John Macauey. won fret prize In class d. ar
irving at 81 y. m aud the Vixen. Captain Allen sca
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
SHORT ROUTE FROM NEw.YoRK TO OTTAWA.
OrrAwA Iuly "A DELEGATION cOmpOscd Ol

Mayor McDougal. Senator Coleman and others inter-
viewed Sir John A. Macdonald and j. ID. Pope, acting
Minister OF Railways and Canals to-day for the pur-
pose Of obtaining subsidy Of 5000 to build the "ad
dngton Railway from Ottawa to the River ST. Lawrence.
distance Of nftytwo miles tits proposed to connect
this road with the Gatlnean Valley road and To bridge
the Ottawa and ~ Lawrence rivers IL SAID That the
line would the shortest route To New.r0rk by
miles and that IL would be OF benefit 10 the
phosphate and iron mines In the vicinity. IAo matter
wa PROMISED consideration.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
4 yEw. YoEK DRUuMER MISSING.

RICHMOND, Va, July (SpeciaD.-lnforma-
t,on from Abingdon this State says that w. Barton
OF NewYork registered at the Arlington Hotel In that
place one day last week After taking dinner he re-
marked that lie would go for walk and did so leaving
ane valise and oycrcoat ut hotel He has not since
heon heard from IIis strange absence excited the sus-
picon of the police and his vaise was examined and In
IL was found supply OF fine clothing and some patent
articles sho wing he is travelling agent FROM e'
tors ouud In the yaIse his wife lives In Long Branch
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
wEARATTEuPT AT SUICIDE.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July "a man who
registered yesterday at the United States Hotel as j. C.
Keans OF New York City, attempted to commit suicide
this morning by drowning while bathing opposite the
hotel lie held himself face downward In about four
feet OF water until the bathing master ran 70 hn ana
brought him ashore lie said that ne had lost all his
money In gambling and felt SO dependent that he
wished TO die. lie left here for New-fork on the noon
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
PROPOSED PIPE LINE TO PARKERSBURG.
n I..l- a 4 Coa..,h xuao laoru

PITTsBURG, July 8 (Speciat). 1T was learned
to-day that conferences between the National
Transit and United Pipe Line officials will result In
nine line from tho Macksburs field to Parkersburg.
W. Va The distance will be q ltte over thirty miles,
which will he covered with three-nch pipe. This will
afford the standard unprecedented facilities Tor supply
ing the rennces at Parkereburg, well a. for the
lower Ohio southern trade. 1t u said that the Ma
tional Transit Company proposes making Parkersourg
an important refining centre.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
nUs,yD UNDER FIFTY TONS OF EARTH.

PorrsvILLR, Penn, July 9.-On Gaynors
Division OF the Pottsve and Mahanvy Railroad In this
city this morning, by cave-in at cut. Joseph Becker
OF York ve boss Of the gang and four Italian aborsrs
were buried under nfty Of earth. Becker aud ono
Italian were killed. Italian had leg broken and
tho remaining Two we're cut and brutssd.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10

would be closed promptly ut 10 a. m Then foiiow weo
HUGHES 4 Hack and now Oliver McClintock * Co..
carpet dealers give notice that their holiday movement
will begin on saturday next.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
TIE FIRE RECORD.

AN EARLY BLAZE IN CIGAR FACTORY.
Fire broke out early yesterday in the cigar
factory Of N. Beck. No AIT East seventy'sxth'sI no
Cor, .oud be extiu guished damage to the extent OF
$40 900 had Done to the stock and $1,000 :" sns
hui
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
TWO BROTHERS STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

NEW-ORLEANS, Juiy c'-i'' I" '"
here this morning. the lightning struck Louise In
course of construction at Third and Chesnutsts In the
house were two of E. r. Chey ally Leon age seven
teen and Marshall eleven Inc forncr "as 5'uiou
aud the latter killed.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
PRICE THREE CENTS
WATCHING THE INDIANS
TALK OF DISARMING THE CHEYENNES.
TROOPS TO BE coNCENTRArED-oENERAL MlLEs 70
TAKE THE FIELD

TAKE THE FIELD.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Secretary of War
has directed Lieutenant Sheridan TO take i'm.
mediate seps toward the of ali troops
that they may be available In Of Indian disturb.
ances In tho West 1t is reported the War Depaft.
ment that Indian troubles grow threatening In
regard to the reported Invasion of South Kan
by tho Cheyennes General 6chofeld has sent tho
following telegram TO the War Department:
Latest report indicates that indians have been IN
Kansas yet and no citizens killed. but anumber per.
hsps one hundred, young Cheyennes have left tho
agency II Ia beevedt to conceal their arms account OF
recent untmey threats to dsarm them. Tho prcsens
disposition OF troops WILL hope, prevent serious
bic II the Indians are let alone.
General Nelson A. Miles. commanding the Depart
mont OF the Columbia has been ordered to relieve Gen.
eral q. c. Augur, commanding the Department OF the
Missouri who retires from active service to-mor row.
General Miles will immediately into the field
sumo command Of the forces watching tho Indians ia
the Indian Territory The President will probably %.
point successor to General Augur to MI tho vacancy
created by his retirement tomorrow It s thought that
Colonel John Gbbon will be appointed aud that he will
be placed In command Of the Department OF tho Colum-
bis.
An important order was issued ct the War Depart.
ment to-day and TENT to General Miles, Army officials
retcent to the contents of The message Persons
not In authority however, say that the order contained
instructions to the commanding officer directing him to
disarm the Indians. 1t sent by Lieutenant-Gen.
era Sheridan. The Cheyenne Indians arc armed with
ties Ut ammunition For some time they have antici.
paed an attempt by the army to take their from
them, and have In some instances hidden them. II tho
troops undertake TO dsarm them. 1t Is thought by
officials hore who have dealt with the Cheyenncs, thas
they will resist until overp0wercd. There between
1200 and 800 hghting Indians among them. IL was
arming Of these Indians but considered the present
force insufficient for the purpose
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
TIE INSANITY or JOHN TCULLOUGH 80
De-, ,,t. InIv q Il ayal nracce1 iuUS

for the determination Of the mental condition OF John
Mccullough the actor have at length been taken by
hts wife Lctia Judge Allison to-day appointed George
". Arundel a commissioner to take testimony.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The President to-day
made the following appointments
William Meade. of Arizona, to be United States Mar.
Of the Legation OF the United states to Mexico.
s~BartSoomew % Trstra%, Marion. % Ohio,
Edward Muan Putnam. Conn G. 8. stoy, Butler Ind.
Columbia City, Ind vice W. Baker, suspended Jonaa
T. Howe. iTrumansburgh, N Y. vice D. g. Briggs, re-
signed.
The Postmaster General has appointed the following
named fourth-elass postmasters:
Pennsylyania-Jcs $. HeaneI, Krumsvie charIesJ J.
Plains, Joseph Rodpourn. Brees-Pers, b. q. Hunter.
Jaspari Myrca A. EDDY HSrn6y; n. Emmett Coswsen.
ley, Adrian Mrs. Elizabeth Finn, Coonrod.
In the Court Of Commissioners OF Alabama claims to-
day the court announced the appointment Of JamesJ.
Goodrich an expert examiner to examine the books,
records and data OF Insurance companies and individual
underwriters in Paris Antwerp and London for the pur
pose verifying Of schedules made under
the authority of the by Charles Olsen be used
testimony In the trial Of In the court with drec-
ons to Goodrich to report result OF his EXAMINATIONS
aud comparison.
William Kiddsr Meade, the United States Marshal
for Arizona 10 hirtysx years Of age and was born In
Clark County. Va He has been resident OF Arizona
Territory for eleven years. bis first public position being
that of Deputysheri Of Pina County. Subsequently
he served In both branches OF the Arizona Legislature.
The last National Democratic Convention he
worker for Mr. Cleveland He one VI sxIeea
applicants for the place.
Mr., Morgan the new secretary of Legation in Mexico
has been resident OF Mexico for some time anu SPEAKS
the language Of the country.
ATTEMPTED MURDER FOLLOWED BY SUICIDE
WASHINGTON, July 9.-TO-day Charles
Knott, q shoemaker. living In Vrginiaave., near
seventhst Southeast, Ientered the house Of George
Norris the OF Third and sts Southeast, and
asked Mrs Morris to photograph which he had
given to the family. As Mrs. Morris turned to get tho
picture Knott drew revolver and shot her twice. the
first taking her head and the second passing
through her right lung She ran wildly from the house,
screaming for help the blood flowing freely from her
wounds gentleman passing by caught her in his arms
about to fall and carried her back 70 her
house. where II found that Knott believing his yic-
tim to be dead had committed suicide by blowing Qua
his brains He died instantly Mrs. Morris Is In crt.
cal condition and may survive Her husband IL
trackman the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad ana
says he knows OF for the shooting was simply
tho act OF "a man who has been lunatic all bis life.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
SPREAD oP THE HALFHoLIDAY Y MOVEMENT

PIrrssuRG, July (Speciah.-The Saturday
half-hoday movement has reached this city, aud on
saturday Joseph Horne Co. made the start. announo-
nx that their would be closed every arnoon
.sLsh. and on Saturday. bsginning July IL. they
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SUBMITTING THE CONSERVATIVE BUDGEr-ro
COMMEND EARL SPENCER.
LONDON, July 9.-Sir Michael Hicks Beach,
Chancellor Of the Exchequef, introduced In the House
OF Commons to-day, behalf Of the new Government,
the budget which retains all OF the Childers proposals
that were not affected by the He said the
regretted that the expenditures on account
OF the S55 100000 credit exceeded the S45O0000o to
which Mr.. Childerss estimate limited them The
Government purposed to Issue S20OO000O In Treasury
bills the deficit Of the last and present year.
The House agreed to the Governments proposition to
issue $4,000 600 In Treasury bills to meet the deficits
of last year and the present year.
W. H. Smith, Secretary for War, In replying to Mr..
Mccarthy, said that the Government was unaware OF
any having been offered by the British In Egypt
Mr. shaw.Iefeyre, annouEced that the Committee on
the Anglo American postal service had suspended Its
inquiries for this session OF Parliament
Charles Edward Lewis tho moderate Conservative
member for the City Of Londonderry Ireland, gave mo-
execution Of the irish Crimes act whc Lord Lieutenant
Of Ireland and rejecting Mr. Parnes motion TOT an In
DISAPPOINTING THE PARNEILITEs.
LONDON, July 1O.-The Government, after
much meditation has decided that 1t cannot support Mr.
Parnes motion to inquire into the conduct OF officials
In the Maamtrasna and Barbavla cases. This decision
will probably result in the Parnetes Withdrawing the
support which they have hitherto given tho present
Government
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
PARIS, July 9.-ChOlera, it is rumored, has
crossed Spanish frontier into the Department OF the
Aude
MADRID. July 0.-In tho town Of Aranjuez yesterday
there were so Of cholera and SO deahs In the
City Of Valencia 339 and 135 deaths In the
balance of the Province OF Valencia $50 new cases and
276 deaths In the Of Murca, II cases and IL
deaths snd in the balance Of the Province Of uTcia
1874 new aud 43 deaths Throughout the Kingdom
yesterday there 1,453 cases and TIT deaths
SAVANNAH, Ca, July lSpeeiat-At late hour yester
day afternoon the Norwegian bark Erbvn which left the
cholera infected port Of Valencia span on May 20 ar
rived In ST. Smon's Sound, OF Brunswick with the cap
TAIN his wife, son numbering In all thirteen
persons aboard All In good health and
reported that no sickness had occurred on the
voyage pilot had boarded the vessel and brought her
into the sound She ordered 70 the National quar-
antine Station at Sapelo to-day. The Board OF Health
OF Brunswick passed resolution forbidding pilots or
ugboa board vessels from suspected ports but,
instead, to order them 10 Sapelo.l
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10

ALMOST PANIC on AN EXCURSION BARGE.
lac Reformed Episcopal Sabbath schools OF
EjHck yesterday united In excursion 10 Iona Island
f"nic time 40 "A contract made with the Meyers ex
eursion hue for tho Of tho barge Walter Sands.
As't barge the William ]. Haskett, was provided
9L after boat deemed entirely unsatisfactory bus
os beat VI had bargain nade and as 10 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10

ACCUSED OF TREASON IN MEXICO.
MEXICO, July 0, via Galveston.-lt is an
neuneed mi, morning that tho Government will try the
New-York tribune., 1885-07-10
4 Wou4N,S FRIGHTFUL EXPERIENCE.

er Washington Ne~s ss. second Page.
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Metal Poison I!

lam a coppersmiih by trade, and during a
series Of wears my arms (heing bare when al
work. have absorbed wonderful amount 81
metal poison Having seroinlous tendency
from my Youth, the small particles oi copper
and brass would get into the sores ana ny this
process the poison was conveyed into my blood
III nv whole system became injected. was
treated with the old remedies OF mercury ana
iodide potassium. salvation iolloWad, my
teeth are all loose in my head. my digestive or
gans deraugcd and have been hclrScss III
bed for over year with mercurial rheumatism
Nv Joints were all swollen, aud lost The use
of my arms and legs, aud became helpless Ms
an infant
My sunlrings became so intense that Il was
Impossible for me to rest The doctors adVisad
me tn 60 TO the city hospital ioi treatment.
This could not bear. friend. who has
proved u friend indeed, urged me 10 try Switls
specific, believing II would cure me. others
discouraged me. but secured lew bottles
aud have now taken two duzen bottles Ihe
first riiect Of The medicine was tn bring the
poison to the surface. and broke out AL over
Ia running sores. They soon Disappeared aild
my skin cleared OH. My knees, which hhd he
come twice their natural size. have resumed
their usual size, and ARE supple ~ al yfe MY
arms and hands are all right hnd can use
them without pain. The entire disease mas
lcfl all parts ofthe body save Two ulcers on my
wrists. which are healing rapidly. nm weak
from long confinement, tut have the use oi
all my limbs This medicine is bringing me
out OF the greatest trial Of my life, aud ] cnil
not find words sufficient Ia express my nprfe.
citation 81 It's virtues and the gratitude feel
that ever heard of it. PkrEh Is LOVE
Jan. 9. Isg6. Augusta Ga.
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Offensive Psrsisanship.

To Dc great exigenees new phrases
haye 10 be coined, aud Offensive par
tisanship is good one for the times.
The only objection is, however, to
the uncertainty of the adjective often
sive, the extent to which partisan
ship must go TO be offensive, being
interpreted differently according TO
the statu quo OF the interpreter. To
fellow outside of n postoillce which
he wants, the republican fellow inside,
who as certainly partizan, is most
deuccdly offensive, and why hasn't he
as good a right to define offensive" as
Inc president. lie knows better how
le feels about II than tho president.
lie might reasonably say 10 tho pres
dent aThis partisan may not be ofien-
i've to you, Mr.. President, but he Is
',iensIye 20 me, and ! am the boy who
. most interested Partnership J
asans working for party in the last
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Malarial Poison.

The drouth In southwest Georgia last spring
dried up the wells, and We were compelled 10
use water from the creek on the plantation.
Tue result wps that all were tronblcd WIN
chills and fever. ! carried with me several
bottles OF Swift's specific and as long as took
It, had perfect health. As soon as ceased
taking IT, I, like the rest was afflicted win
chills. when resumed Its use was all right
again We have used It us an antidote for
malarial poison for two or thfec years, ana
have never known II TO iail In mgle In
stance. w O. FuRLoW.
sumter Co, Ga, Sept II, 1ssi.
Send for book on blood and Kin diseases. II
Is mailed free THE SWIFT SrEClFlc Co,
Drawer g. atlanta. Ga.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-13

Times are tight It's true, but the
craving for the beautiful is just as
strong rs ever. Recognizing these
facts. Mr.. w. ID. Jackson appears be-
fore the public in the role OF n philan-
thropist, and practical philanthro-
pist at that. lie has gone over his
large stock OF bric-a-brac and object
OF vertu, applying the pruning knife
10 prices with free hand, and visit
TO his emporium on Austin street
will both crafty and astonish you
Why not render bleak walls, and un-.
laden tables objects OF beauty, when
il can be done al SO triillng cost.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-13

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg,
ILL.,, says: "Haying received so much
benefit from Electric Bitters, feel it
my duty 10 let suffering humanity
know 1t. Have had running sore on
my leg for eight years my doctors
told me ! would have TO have the
bone scraped or leg ampntated. |
used, instead, three bottles of Electric
Biiters aud seven boxes Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. and my leg III now
sound and we'll" Electric Bitters
are sold at fifty cents a bottle, and
Bucklen's Ariiica Salve ut 25c. per
box by Castles & Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-13

There is no beauty in that lcaden
hue which appears in deep streak
under the g. es, Indicating disordcred
digestion and dismal debility. Ladies
who carry with them this evidence OF
suffering should at once take Browns
Iron Bitters-the sovereign remedy
for feminine weakness aud impover-
ished blood. Mr.. J N. Bradford, oil
Huntsville, Texas, says, any wife was
in delicate and greatly debilitated
Browns Iron Bitters relieved her.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-13

what we learn with pleasure we
never forget" Alfred MERCER The
following is a case in point. ~ paid
ont hundreds OF dollars without re-
ceiviug any benefit" says Mrs. Emily
lioadcs, OF McBrides. Mich. al had
female complaints. especially drag
ging-down,' for over six yesrs. DIR.
Il. V. Pierce's 'Fayoriic Prescription
did me more good than any medicine
| ever took. advise every sick lady
10 take it, Aud so do we. II never
disappoints its patrons. Druggists
sell Ii.
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he IL known to all concerned, that
the county commissioners conrt of
McLennan county, Texas will com
vene aud sit Ms u board of equaliza-
ton ON the 22nd day OF juno, 1855. he
ginning at 10 o'clock n. m to receive
all the assessment lists or books of
the assessor of McLennan county,
Texas, for their inspection, correction,
equalization aud approval.
Witness: j. w. BAKER,
Clerk of the county court of McI.en-
nan county, and ex-oilicio clerk OF
the commissioners court of MeLen.
nan county.
Given under my hand and seal OF
Office this 9th day of June, 1885.
j. w. BAKER,
Clerk county court Mel.rnnan county
and eX-oilicio clerk commissioners
eonri, Mclcnnan county Texas.
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The most important Discovery Is
that which brings the most good to
the greatest number. DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs, and Colds, will preserve the
health and save life, and is priceless
boon 10 the afflicted. Not only does
it positivels cure Consumption, but
Coughs, Colds, BronchitieS, Asthma,
Hoarseness. aud all affections Of the
Throat, Chest, and Lungs, yield at
once 10 its wonnerful curative
powers. If you doubt this, get
Trial Bottle Free, at Castles Il Morri
sons Drug store.
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JoGiBh Davis, No, Middletown. Ky. written.
| am now using box OF your
Henry's Carbolic salve upon an nicer,
which for the past ton daye has given
me great pain. This salye in the only
remedy l have found that has given
me any ease. My ulcer was caused by
yaricose veins, aud was pronounced
ineHrabic By my medical advisers, |
find, however, that Henry's carbolic
salye Is cflecting cure. Beware of