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NEWS I'M nRlEF.

2 .ara 4 F.. q.
Fred. Hartman, engineer, was killed in
a wreck at Cairo, Ill, on Sunday.
AT Delaware, Ohio, F. Grumley fell
down . aiehs Of stairs and broke his neck.
James Comet Of ST. Paul, Ind, while
asleep on the railroad track, was struck BY
. train apd Killed.
Thomas Morton, while painting sky.
light at indianapolis, fell and sustained
injuries, from which he died.
James, Reed, Of Newark, Ohio, while
sleeping on d railway track, was struck by
a passing train and fatally injured.
4 daughter et Joseehas Marlst Ysss.
struck bylfghtning and instantly Killed
while standing under 0 tree, nesf CAM
bridge, 9s ~
Heavy rain.storms In the neighbothood
OF Crawiordsville, Ind, have considerably
damaged the wheat and oat crops in the
shsck,
A two.year:old daughter Of ]. N. Sykes,
OF Delaware, Ohio, fell out Of Q second
story window and sustained injuries from
which she will die,
General Sheridan hiss arrived at. wash
insten, and upon his Recommendation the
Question of an extension Of time to the
cattlemen depends.
The opera house building in Bowling
Green, Alo,, owned by w, =. MaA AllisseE,
aud Occupied By Q half dozen stores and
offices. burned down Saturday. Loss,
$4,000. Il
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Rllfn,s CASE ! J! "a ) lEINe1ANp.
'rudsat Men nopine rhat nswni Not Bs

Prudent Mon Hoping That He VIII Not Be
LosDoS, August The news Of the
conviction and sentence to death Of Louis
Riel, the Canadian fnsurgent has hld a
grave effect upon thoughtful men in Lon
don. lis recognized as adding another
possible compile ation In foreign atfairsto
the trouble with which the Tory Govern
ment Is already barassed. Many columns
have been written here aa TO the public
action Of the French Canadian in the
event OF the execution. Of Riek 0fcourse
this daring hali.breed has amply earned
his fate, and the proc edings against him,
which involved tie crushing Of his rebel.
lion in the field and his death sentence In,
the conrt were perfectly Legal, proper and
unavoidable; but he undoubtedly COM
mands the enthusiastic sympathy iot o
large body OF almost alien residents OF
Canada; and the peculiar character, ttadi-
tions and instincts of these people, who
are half French. and half British in their
sentiments OF allegiance, must be taken
into account In any statesuan-l Ike view
Of the situation. II.
\ Itis generally hoped here that the Cam
adian officials will consider the recon-
mendation omercy which the jury made
as q rider TO the verdict as 1t Is felt that
security for the future may be secured by
Riel's permanent imprisonment as COM
pletely as by his death, and that IL Is bet.
ter to avoid applications Just now II pos.
Rihle. 4 ,,5if
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llFEx.stIs1sTR.R M. . 4 MORTON Z, HOME.
,Faas SO says oonesrnipg Grant, French

what BSi says Concsrnipg Grant, French
Afia,fs and eolities.
NEW YoGg, August s.-Among the arr,
yals by the Netmandie from Havre this
morning was Levi F. Morton, ex.Minister
70 Ftance. In the afternoon The family
paid q visit TO the old Lennox house at
Sixteenth street and Fifth avenue, Of
which Mr.. Morton has taken q lease. To-
morrow they will lIgo to Newport to remain
lfor the summer. Mr.. Morton Is bronzed
BY the sea voyage, but looks in good
health, About General Grant he saidS
ssHe was the most iiiustrious soldier
and statesman OF his day. Men may dif-
fer about his reputation in civil govern
fnent, but about his military career there
can be no two opinions. had occasion
to see o great deal OF Grant. lie had my
warmest respect, esteem and admiration
asa public officer and as man" !. !.
"Howwas his deathreceived in Francs?'
II WAS leaving for Hayte the day II was
announced and the Paris papers did not
reach US before my departure, 30 lam IN:
able to speak Of the general reception OF
the newB. There was great respect for
Grant In the French nation. There was
for a time BONE FEELING of bitterness to-
ward him, growing ont Of the belief that
he sided with Germany In the Franco
Prgssian war, but I think 1t had died
away to q great extent
Did not the opinion he expressed OF
Napoleon also Offset the feeling against
him 91 x ltia - = = 80 - 49, Z
E"I did not know'oi that. The French
people have no longer anything In com.
mon with the empire. Napoleon is re
|inembered only as lie. Is part OF the great
history and fame Of France. Criticism Of
Fhis career would not disturb them at all.
But they wereiyery much in earnest in
their war with Germany, and have never
gotten over that earnestness. The repub-
ilcan sentiment has become exceedingly
strong in France; 1t Is grounded in the
people andis growing rapidly
/ sF"What has been said OF the Bartholdi
pedestal matterP
tSThere is much qualification that the
fund has been so nearly raised. The
French are like any other nation In mat
ter Of that kind. They have deep interest
III ku6 bkatub dlh aii kiab PS4katl4ol t0tbt
HAS the diplomatic work atParis been
arduous?n
tsThere have beenno intricate questions,
but great amount Of hard work. We
have SO many Americans in France, and
there are a great many American students
there, besides tourists, TO keep the legation
busy at all times.p
+ "What Is the condition OF France, tnan-
cially ~ -. = !
JAfhe country is suffering financial
stress, much the same as this country. l
have understood there were better signs
onrthis side Of the water, and sincerely
hope so."
aWill you take any partih politics this
T"i shall vote and take an interest as
usual In Republican success. It is to be
desired above all Thugs that all the differ
encas in our party shall disappear this
fall. The most that I desire personally 10
|the'success Of the Republican principles
in which believe.e
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AcooI Burglary.

sr. Paul, MINI, August s.-The mask
cd burglar with whom Manager oakes
had a terrific struggle Sunday morning.
raided the residence Of Hon W. R. Mer:
riani thismorning. He, seized Mrs. Mer-
RAMS mother violently by the wrist and
iired . pistol to intinIdate her. He met
Mr. Merriam In the bal, cornered him
with a pistol and made him point out GER
tain vaiuahles, took his diamond studs,
shirt buttons and a gold watch all valued
at 5000. he then cody walked out the
front door masked, and there Is no clue
except a description as to his size. There
Is mael1 cEaitemept aud residents are
clamoring for better police protection.
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A, obscure paper in Georgia has taken
,hs nsipst 10 come gu. in loaded brewer in
A. d.naOelasion Of Grant, and to upbtaid the
sss ssstb for sympathlzlng with the dead
S.s S.,s When such representative South
s,,s .,,s,s as Generals Johnston and Bucknef
.,rse .,r 10 act as pall-bearers it would be dis
s,sst. to put it mildly, for such a paper as
,ts Georgia journal is, to observe q
nonotonous M silence. The chasm 10
s,i5osl in the manner most desired by
General Grant.
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WAsIdsoTos, D. O, August q sZA pron,-j
inent State Department otatial says Tho !
reorganization q TIE Consular seiSlee
viii be completed about January next.
There Is said TO be increased inclination
amoas business neni 70 enter the South
American matketa Consnls upon enssr-9
Ing new terfitorywillsS lsSe expected y make
such reports Of the feeoutceso OF thescptiti-,
Try 90 will be yalusbleto business ms n In
deciding upon trading with such States.
Some severe comments are being made
upon CSnsuls In North America, sortll
America and Central America. A6ont
900 consulaf posts yet remain to be tllied.
The lnajofityIo Ioi these are small agentles,
paying salaries or fees amounting 70 not
more than 81, 600 each. e X n y
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GENERAL GRANT was the foremost Mill
t.,y figure in the war which made the
,l,yo man. AS President he did what
bs could to secure to the colorea man the
fall enjoyment OF his political rights.
tl,lored men know all this aud revere his
memory. 1t is therefore q remarkable
omission which gives no colored man g
placc in the memorial service to be held in
Wheeling next Saturday. i
4 representative Of the liberated and
snt,anchised race ought to have been
kearaon that occasion. 1twould hayebeen
easy TO select one who would cast no dis
credit upon those exercises. The omis-
sion has excited comment and ought to
excite more. t'ttti,5
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/ Taky have their own rail- way troubles
laEastand, breaking Of pool agreements
mi charges Of undue influence leyeled at
l.is.tOrs. The President (ohairman) Of
oas great company charges that the Pfesi-
5spt q another great company brought to
Nh upon members Of Parliament the
strong logic OF chickens and champagne
b influence members to countenance
legislation favorable to the road" "Chops
,pd tomato saucel" was ever such bribery
heard Of!
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BAtT1aoRE, Mn, August sit has been
raining heavily here today. Jones Falls
oyeraowed and Harris street and center
market space were inundated to depth
of two feet. Cellars are flooded in the
western section oI the city. AtiFrederick
City, Coryalle creek overtlowed its banks
and the residents in the depressed por-
'tion ofthis city were driven from their
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"a N honor .f a J.wi,h rhllaathropl...

New YoRk, August S.-The representa-
tiyes oi the various Jewish congregations
met last night for the purpose Of per-
petuatfne tho memory Of the late Sir
Moses Monteaore. An organization was
affected by the election Of officers, and 1t
stated that SIC, 600 had already been sub
scribed towards the erection OF a monu-
ment to the renowned philanthrophist.
il is Intended 10 erect a monument or
statue in Central BARK.
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a sin,ie1r,s.tlan b mInlsters.

NEw YoRk, August s.-The Grant
Monument Association to-day issued an
address to tho clergy ofthe United States.
suggesting that eeahibeseRs be asked in
tfeir respective chErcheS at segplees on
the Sunday following thesharial Of Gens
eral Grant, the sarne contribution 20 90
towards the erection Of monument above
his grave. 49, - ,tis
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THE NEW CITY HALL.
farniturs selected BY the committee 10
the Couneil Chambers.

Furniture Selected by the Committee for
the Council Chambers.
Another meeting washeld at the Ark
last evening Of tie Joint special commit.
tee OF Council appointed to arrange for
remodeling and furnishing the new City
Hall. There were present Messrs. Peterson,
Cruise, Dobbins and Shauley, and Mayor
Grub. About the first break the Com.
mittee made was to fire the reporters and
the representatives Of the various carpet
and furniture establishments that had
made bids. This, It is understood, , was
Mr.. Peterson's ijidea. Mr.. Peterson was
chairman. @t
The bids for furniture were opened and
the committee after discussion OF the
merits OF the samples submitted and the
figures in the bids decided TO award the
contract for Councilm iesksand chaira
to Mr.. B. F. Caldwell. The furniture
chosen isyery andsome and strong: The
desks are of cherry, with cloth tops; the
lids Lift, and there Is q lock and key. The
chairs are also Of cherry, very heavy and
massive, with cane back and seats, and
are large enough to allow Squire Schultze
to shuttle around. Some OF the members
will be lost In those chairs. Z,
The desks will cost about 81 so each,
and the chairs about 81 each. A second
grade Of chairs for clerks, reporters and
Sergeant, also Of cherry, was selected,
and q third grade for distinguished guests
aud others entitled to seats behind the
bar. The first and second grades are re-
yolying and fitting chairs. M q
Then the Committee tackled the carpet
question. Numerous samples were strewn
about on the floor, whieh'were Carefully
examined by Messrs. ,Dobbins and ,Gruse,
who were formerly in tho business, and
last evening acted as experts. They de-
cided to have q fye.irame Bigelow Rras.
sells the sample was from Frew & Bert
schey. Their bid was to furnish 100 yards
Of good body Brussels, sewed and put
down with paper beneath, for 81 per yard.
The contract for the linoleum was also
awarded to this firm.
AS Architect Hamilton had not put in
an appearance the committee could do
nothing in relation TO certain changes and
the building Of the lookup cells, as Mr..
Hamilton had the plans, and Il therefore
adjourned until this afternoon at 8 o'clock,
when it will meet in the Office Of the
Board Of Public Works, 80 as to be away
! from the reporters.
This being arranged Mr.. Peterson but
toned the papers close to bis manly breast
and sailed out into the wind, leaving the
reporters aud bidders To find out whatthey
could,
Mr.. Frew was told that the fiye.frame
BRUSSELS had been selected. He hastened
to say that 81 per yard did not buy that
kind Of carpet. Then there was a eo,as.
you.please discussion as to what Mr.. Frew
had bid, and it soon became evident that
the committee had made mistake come.
where, The whole matter was finally in.
formally postponed until this afternoons
meeting.
and the cherry furniture Is in place the
city will have "daisy" Council chambers,
Fora year and q halfto come, however,
there will be no change in the Council. :
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/ L., p1I Nal Gatstts'. exposure has
.,,ossa tss out some iniquities at the famous
ss,S,s! V,on School, and three. hundred boys
t.so t,.s, been dismissed. Their names are
-, astT msde public, "because boys expelled
t..n ~, D EIou are forever ineligible for ap.
noin,msnt ,'Jn in the army, navy or church" }"
Tha. would be sad.
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NAsuyIIs, Tass., August Sat noon
to-day, while under theinauenoe Of Liquor,
Henry vanderfeight, . baker, leaped
ison, the suspension bridge, across the
GumbeEiali, q the water, distance Of
1la feet. he turned seYeEAi apes in the
All, and struck the water with terrific
force. He will probably recover.
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s.rlhera ln ca.tody plseharKea.

KANSAS ClrY, No., August s-Judge
Keckel, Of the United States Court to-day
decided thst tho District Court had no
Jurisdiction Ia tho cases OF The Wabash
strikers from Moberly, and the threo nsa
under sentence for intimidation were ac-
eoriinpiy discharged. f3.
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RgApIss, Pa, August 9,-The rain this
morning was very heavy, and appeared
like cloud burst. Many streets were
filled with water from curb to curb, and
the cellars Of many houses were flooded.
Workmen were driven out OF many foun-
defies by water running into the working
rooms. Great damage was done to Or
chards and the tobacco crop.
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uoe,,,pr gailo, miners, Meeting.

COLUMBUS. O., August S.-.rhsl miReFs
Of Hooking Valley held q mass meeting
tonight and decided to call a district
meeting to consider the advisability Of
ioIning the Tuscarawas Valley men tnde-
mandinR an advance Of from 10 30 cents
fnr mining. sff.
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Mr.. Henry Binmenberg, shs we'll known
Market street saloon keeper, has sreceiyed
two barrels Of Budweiset Beer from An.
Ihausen d BuTch's brewery, OF 81. Louis,
Iaseatnplsa which be VIII have ON SlEahehi
today. Lovers Of q good drink ahopld
Ipot tail tc giye him scRIlS
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''peleytur Telsgfaph seryice.

CHICAGO, August S.--The service Of the
telegraph companies has been much pros
trated to-day as 9 result Of the storm Of
yesterday, many wires being down, To.
day the storm Is prevailing east Of Pitts
bargh and Buffalo, which Is causing delay
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w4salxeToN, D. o., August &. =secta.
tary Manning says that NO change .RilIbe
made in tie office Of the appointment
division, and that ii was neyer contems
plated that M. Albright ahould succeed
Mr.. Higgins.
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pe.truetIye Storm. 10 spaln.

MADRID, August S.-storms Of great
violence swept over the central and
northern portion Of Spain yesterday de.
stroying much properly, and in many
places utterly running the telegraph lines.
Many persons are reported TO have been
killed. ,E , gie ~ n sfT
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Kill.tl HI a. l:lretIon I,ieht.

Lou1syuas, Kss August s.-A special
to the Time from Lexington ssyr In an
elSciion rowa Athens, In Fayette county,
Two l,,sn nap4nd Veal and Walter We're
shot and killed by lvd Hart who was
himself wounded. N
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TnR SATURDAY YIobr TRAIN.

There iss,a good deal Of complaint
;because the train leaving Wheeling at
5 $50 r. N. on saturday does not stop here.
IL runs over the Sunday line by thirty
three minutes, railroad time, and the As.
sociation does NOT permit 1t 70 stop.
Wheeling 6usiness men must, there fore,
leave home at g;40 A. NJ, and lose Q whole
day, or they must stop of at oakland and
walk or drive 10 the Park, or they cannot
get here at oil. Iaminiormed BY railroad
men that the company will readily stop
the train ON request ot the ation s
and i learn also that the Association is not
likely to make the request, N,
.Itoccnrs to many persons that this Is
drawing the Sunday limo with unnecessary
shafpnesS. II roughS were determined 10
invade the grounds they would find away
10 cot here, The gentlemen With whom !
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NO sympathy with Riei.

TORONTO, August The verdict Of the
jury in the Riel trial is looked upon here
as q Just one, and the opinion is freely ex-
pressed that Rtel should suffer the ex-
treme penalty Of the law.
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scAPrAiNj ma ssLkR

~
Explains why he ssqa.,ted Captain riilsr,s
Resigua ion. 3
WASHINGTON, p. o., August az Captain
Hassler, the appointment clerk Of the1ns
terror Department says bis recent action
in requesting the resignation Of The cap.
tain Of the department watch force has
been misconstrusd. he eaays the Secretary
some time ago intimsted in a generallway
that he preferred that all tile chiefs cf
divisions in the Interior Department
should be members Of his own political
faith. As the captain Of the watch has a
number OF men under his direction, Cap.
tain Hassler believed that he shoIid be
classed among the chiefs OF divisions,
although bis salary is somewhat meagfe.
The captain Of the watch was requested
to resign the captaincy, and at the, same
time informed that he could have O pfi-s
vate place on, the force at $3.50 lperannum.
Captain Hassler neglected TO state
whether the latter proposition was re-
fused or accepted, or wha't Influences were
brought 10 bear upon Secretary lamar
which caused him to decline Captain Fil-
ler's resignation after ithad been tender
ed. Hassler's principal objection to FIJI
leris that the records OF the appointment
office Is said to show that Filler, several
years ago recommended the dismissal ola
member of the watch force simply because
the latter was q Democrat. Captain. Has.
sler says hisirelations with the Score lazy
have not suffered the least by herecent
occurrence, aud that all hiscommuniea-
tons with Secretary Lamar are carried on,
in the most friendly and confidential mans
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CIEyErAsp, August [. wm. Fisutl;ols i
Co, pottors Of East Liverpool, nude sa
assignment to-day. Liabilities sre large.
but unknown. The wofk kmenA are made
preferred esedlt ltors 70 the extent ot sa, 900.
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copgtessmol On At 0ranpa Funeral.

wAsHlseTos, D. O., August s.-clerk
CLARK, Of the House Of Representatives,
wishes all Congressman who desire to at
tend General Grant's funeral 10 telegraph
him at Washington, SO that General Han
cock may be advised and provision made
for them in the line OF procession.
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,,,,v joes the council committee SIT
" sn1 .'ossd doors TO open bids for furnish
W. Wv ,ss '' nov City Iiallg It doesn't look
" ~ .,s ,.'a
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The zulaear Question.

BRUSSELS, August 3.-The Nofd says that
England has consented to the Russian
proposal to leave the Zulfcar question to
be settled By the joint boundary commits
sion. 2 - I \ y. At-t.l - !. =.
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vaeations II q Adminiltta,ionl Q olileers.

Vacations III fAdmiliatfation a onlcers. \
wAsntseToS, d. O., August SIT Is
probable that the President will visit Az
bany alter the funeral of General Grant
and before he goes to theimountains, he
expects TO be ableto gst there Sunday
next. Secretary Manning, whowill lspend
the month Of August tat Watch ain,
Conn, with his family, will probably ac.
company him 10 Albany 1t isexpecleds
that Secretary Lamar and Attorney Gem
eral Garland will remain in Washington
during the Presidents absenee. The
other members Of The. Cabinet will taks d,
vacation. Owing 10 iths illness oi iMrs.
Bayard 1t isnot texpected tbat ettie Secretary
Of State will spend much Of the summer
season at Washington. Secretaries En-
dicott and Whitney and Post Gem
tefal Viiaslwtll spend most 81 The q EiHfieri
at their homes. The two former will
make short visits 10 Wpshi ipPton wheney-
er their presence 10 isrcquite9a u . not
definitely settled what day the iPfetiieu-
tial Party will leave lYashineton for New
Yerk, but 1t will be either Thursday OF
Friday Of this week, but likely the latter
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~, D,esept damp spell has spread over
/. ,.,,s NV amOuntof territory, and is said to
s'ss s'r' been very destructive in some sec
hA'e -ll
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A pAssRNaER's STORY.

b IL
B.I. Warner, one Of the passengers. de-
scribes the scene. He was standing on
the upper deck and saw the black storm
approaching, but as 1t moved rather
slowly he supposed 1t was a rain storm.
When itstruck the boat he discovered
that its immense force came from It's
rotary motion. He and several others
were thrown through the hold to the
lover deck and all the upper works
were swept away Ike chat. Confusion
among the passengers was. indescribsble
and several OF them jumped into the river.
but Mr.. Warner believes all Of them were
rescued. While the cyclone was upon
the vessel everything was as black as the
blackest night. Sofas were broken to
splinters and carpets torn 10 shreds
in the cabin as ii they had
been paper. The cyclone, he thinks,
lasted about q minute, and after It passed
the vessel rolled and pitched frightfully
| in the great waves and came near swamp.
ing. The storm then passed over
to the Jersey side, making for
John Dialogues ship yards be.
low Naighon's Point and destroying the
buildings Of the establishment. It then
took d course along the New Jersey river
front. demolishing all the buildings inits
path up TO Bridge avenue, Camden. AT
this point the cyclone took an eastern
course to Fifth street, Camden, embracing
all that section OF the city between Second
and Fifth streets to the Delaware river,
which washes the northern section Of the