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LeUe STATES lnAt menoer OF INC hoy0
Commission to inquire into the depreslioa
in trade was logged publicly in this city
this afternoon for the alleged seduetioa d
assailant's daughter.
The Pail Mall Gazette. Of this aAW9oon.
says Of the affair: A veil known geatlps
man who was recently appoiatsd . nsahe
Of q heyal Commission, was met On IL
staircase Of bio Office, in East India ave.
nue.. to day and soundly aogged bys esa-
tleman who publicly accused him Of having
seduoed his daughter. The ,hrashius was
preceded BY violent assault the angry
father shaking the betraysr Of his child Hks
terrier does rat. The father then dog.
ged him until the stick broke, when the by.
ISLANDERS interfered.
The Ansio-Chiness A lance Ranor.
PARIS, August l2.-The Republiqus.
Francaise maintains that an Anglo Chimes
alliance, offensive and defensive against
Russia, has been perfected. TIE journal
contends that if England concludes simi.
lar alliance with Turkey war with Rusaa
will be imminent.
Cholera Suspected In Odessa.
VIENNA August l2.-Dispatches from
Odessa state that several cases Of sickness
resembling cholera have occurred 10 the
Odessan subsrbs and that in consequences
all arrivals from MArseilles have been pro-
hibited.
Guards Fifty PAGES Apart.
VIENNA, August IL THE minrtes Of the
orders Issued 10 the officials OF the North
ern Railway concerning their conduct dur
ing the Imperial journey TO kremsicr. 70
meet the Car Of Russia have been issued.
Among other precautions ordered for the
Emperor personal safety is one command.
ing a line Of guards 10 be posted along the
entire route, at distances Of fifty PAGES from
one another.
Active Preparations nt Hsrat.
LONDON, August I2.-The villages and
gardens in the environs Of Herat are bsing
demolished, 30 as to prevent their use foe
covering the movements OF Russia troops IN
case Of hostilities. England will pay for the
property destroyed.
Investigating Trade Dsprsssion.
LoSDoy, August l2.-Lord lddesleigh's
memorandum TO the House of Commons, Ia
reference 10 the Commission on Trade De-
preston, suggests wide inquiry into trade
and agriculture, anS that Commissioners b
sent out to report on various branches Of in-
dus,ry, and to examine witnesses acquAint.
cd with the coune of foreign and colonial
trade, the bearing OF foreign relations On
English trade, the transfer Of trades from
Eng gland TO other countries, and the wages
and hours Of labor.
Forty .Eiys BSndred Nev Cnsss. r.
madrid, Augu l2-The reports OF
cholera from sllNkibe injected districts for
the past twenty.iosf T1oHn show 4.567 new
cases and ,629 deaths.
Famine and Anarchy In kAfsSAaAs
CAlRo, August IA fearful state q
archy in Kardofau Is reported BY Arab
coming from that vicinity. Famine adds
TO the horrors Of the situation.
A Consul Poisoned In west Afriea. :
LospoS, August l2--Letters froa Wet
Africa report the suspicious death Of Ne.
Blair, the new British Consul o. Oil Rivsra
MIR. Blair started TO see King Bsniv With
reference 10 q protective treaty conclnds6
with Beniv's Viceroy. The natives. vho
aver that Beniv 10 immortal, and has never
been ,een By mortal man, evinccd hostility
10 Mr. Blair, and compelled him TO absudoai
his journey. Mr.. Blair arrived home In eoe&
health, hut died on the following day. Il y
supposed that be was poisoned. -
The Panic at Mayssiiies
MAnsErLLEs, August l2.-Tke cholerS
paLIc Increases daily. The sversgs Of de-.
pariuies from Marseilles By railway sione'
has tlrsady increased 1000 per day. AZ
an instance OF the lAxness With which The
Msrseilles sanitary authorities perform their
duties the case ofthe captsil Of the Boglis1
yes,el lying in his port may be msniionsd.
The captains daughter died Of cholsfe
aboard the ship he st oncs noti6sd ths'
authorities and and requested &siniectiou
Of the vessel. Although 1t noou todaf
thirty hours had elapsed sinos TIE gifs
death 10 Official action has ~ Jet bess
taken concerning the event By the Mo-
seilles authorities.
Projections Dos't Keep Out RsrssSs DxqD0.
PARIS, Augus, I2.-.-Tbe French rsyssse
returnsfor the past seven months. ipa me1e
public, show that The recent protective ~
i.laiion has failed 10 exclude foreign sugaf1
The returns say that home prodpots ceo-
iributed In duties snm ofst 900, 900 beloW
the budget estimated. while foreign uEnsD
yielded $5,30o000 over the estimsts.
An American DistinGnishss nzass4
BEELiS, August l2-The Americas dsie-
gate to the Iniernsfionsl Telegraph Cp4fos
ence yesterday made IN sloqnenf speeiby11
favor OF Prince Bsnarcks propossi - -
iablish an international taEE Of Tour g Geo
cents word for messages 70 and ffoa -
point in Europe. The fscts, hoxsves. IT.
the Comnittee On TsnHa he's ELECTED -
Cbairma. the Auszan dsleeais, Sko 10 a.
po,ed to. the plan. and thu. Esglspd's oppf
sition 10 II is iscreasing. indicate thai IL
scheme will be rejected. "
The Chiass1 yremJss DsslssS PsaaAs
Pans, Augrst ia traasIsaise q 6
secre. memorial sent b. Ii Hysk CAnGs
Prime Ministss Of CsinA, 10 tSs EnpF<1
respecting The treaty q pssab essss6iy 60
claasd between Frsace al ChiaA Aeso
thaa the Chinese Pr<ni0 syidsafly 1efeo
to remain 81 peace asd 70 pro6l b = =
opening Ba The sosshssn issssiss of d Rn-