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BURGLARS CAPIUREV.
4 Couple of Notorious Thieves Arrested
in New York.

New YORK, August 26.-Inspector
Byrnes has succeeded in ferreting out
the burglaries committed or participated
in by the W thieves, Frank Elwood
and Joe Wilson, who were arrested here
Monday last. A Masonic ring with the
words Edison Baumgartsn" engraved on
it, was found in their possession. A de-
scription of the ring was sent all over
the country, and brought to light a bur-
glary and attempted murder by these
men. for which they will now have to
stand trial. Chief of Police Pitman of
Toledo, o., sent word that Baumgarten's
house there was burglarized on the 18th
instant, and a large quantity of jewelry
and wearing apparel stolen. A servant
saw the burglars, who were Ellwood and
Wilson, and screamed, but they stifled
her cries and threatened to kill her if
she did not keep quiet. An officer in
tercepted the thieves when they were
leaving the house, They fired three
shots at him, each one of which took eff
feet, and the burglars then made their
escape. Chief Pitman telegraphed to-
day 10 hold the prisoners and an officer
would be sent on Immediately with requi-
sition papers. 1t is thought that Ellwoed
and Wilson were engaged in several rob-
berries in st, Paul, Mimi, as the chief of
police there sent word that he recognized
some of the described property. Chief
Whitman of Detroit also sent word to the
same effect. The Toledo oincers are ex-
pected here tonight.
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8. MORS EFT VITA,
GOunOd's Great rafOriO Produced
Birmingham.

BIRMINGHAM, ENG, August 90
was rendered this afternoon at the Biz
miDgham music festival for the first
time. The audience was enormous, and
the enthusiasm evoked by the music
amounted to an ovation. The compost
ton was pronounced by all to be the au-
thor's masterpiece. 1t is more melodi-
GUS than THE Redemption" The ofato-
rio was admirably rendered. The prin-
cipal s~oloists were Nine. Albani aud
Mr.. Lloyd. Herr Richter conducted
the performance. "Mors ct Vita Ii
many points resembles The Redemption
of which it is a continuation. The first
portion, Death" comprises the emile
Requiem Mass; the second treats o "The
judgment" and the third of " Life"
based on the vision of st. John. The au-
ence was e%nraptured with the beautiful
concerted piece and choruses of the re-
QUEEN and the rich Instrumentation.
The interpretation of the work was fault
less. - the second portion loud fanfares
illustrate The Judgment" The trum-
pets created a marvellous effect. Three
Irumpeters were placed at each of the
topmost corners of the orchestra. After
this tremendous descriptive music the
soft melodious orchestral passages pos
sessed a doubly grateful charm, and there
after to the end there was a more or less
uninterrupted flow of reposeful melody
ending in a brief but effective chorus.
Nine. Albani, Nine. Patti, Mr.. Lloyd
and Mr.. Santley received ovations.
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His Speech at the Meeting tn,
day Night.

His Speech at the DubIia Meeting Tues
day Night.
DUBLIN, August 26.-Mr. Parnell, in
his speech at the meeting last night,
said that it had been the leagues policy
to support evicted tenants to the utmost
where it is shown that they were deter
mined to suffer for principle, and thereby
the tenantry generally. He
was glad to say that the policy had sue
ceeded. Many evicted families had been
restored to their holdings, their arrears
cancelled and a reduction of Is to 20 per
cent. in rents obtained. The indirect re
suits were even greater. Landlords
feared to evict unjustly, and hundreds
and thousands of families thereby es-
capped eviction. 1t was the duty Of
tenants to subscribe freely for the sup
port of those evicted. 1T we use judg-
ment and moderation" he continued,
I'VE shall see the two English parties
competing to settle the Irish question.
There is something great and dazzling in
the fact that we belong to a generation
about to witness the finish of a struggle
lasting 700 years, opposed by such tremen-
dous obstacles and odds. [Cheers. Only
the Irish can defeat themselves. This
English Parliament cannot defeat us.
[Cheers. We have met and beaten the
worst that England can do"
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Comments of the London Press on Mr..
ParneIl's Speech.

LONDON, August 26.-Mr. Parnells
Dublin speech of yesterday has thorough
ly aroused the Conservative press of
England. The Tunes says that no pru-
dent politician can underrate the import
ance of the action taken by the Irish
Nationalists at their conference in Dub
lin yesterday. "Mr. Parnell's pro-
gramme," continues the Times, may,
however, meet with a fate similar to that
which befell O'COnnell's at the time
when Irishmen were as confident as they
are. Mr.. Parnell demands the repeal of
the union, so the Irish question is no
ment. This might be acceded to by
England, which will never listen to a
plan for the separation of Ireland"
The Standard says: "Mr. Parnell has
declined war. 1t will be a shame and a
disaster if English statesmen of both
parties fail to battle him. We do not
pretend to ignore the danger to which
the imperial unity is exposed. Mr. Par
nell now holds a strong hand. The late
Liberal majority in Parliament could
afford to ignore him, but it will be differ
ent in a Parliament evenly balanced
between the two parties. Mr.. Parnell
has, however, rivals by the score. He
knows very we'll how precarious his
tenure of authority is. If both Wings
and Tories make it clear from the outset
that Mr.. Parnell's demand for home rule
will be met with firm opposition, his in
huence will be doomed"
The NeWs takes advantage of the ex-
citement over Mr.. Parnells bold declara-
ton for Irish independence to exhibit
the advantage which a large Liberal ma
jority would be to the country. The
Liberals, argues the NeUs, are more
likely to oppose the Parnellite demands
than the Conservatives.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, August ga dis
patch from Sedalia, Mo-, says that on
Monday last an e~x-conviot named Hiram
Hefin brutally assaulted Mrs. j. D.
Cruise, a young married woman living at
Beaman Station, seven miles from Soda
lin. Mrs. Cruise is an invalid, and faint
ed from terror and the treatment re-
ceived. After recovering consciousness
the poor woman was carried about a
quarter of a mile into the woods, kept
there several hours and repeatedly as
saulted by the brute. He then left her,
aud she with great difficulty dragged her
self back home and gave an alarm. She
is in a - very pfecarious condition, and her
physician thinks she viii die. The whole
country is being secured for Helm By
infuriated citizens, and if the wretch is
sught he will be lynched at once.
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we..ern Nam Association

PITTsBuRG, PA, August 26.-An ad-
Association is in progress here to-dav
with a full representation of the mills
west of the Alleghenies. The members
refuse to give any information until after
the close of the meeting. The trade is
reported to be looking up, and the manu-
facturers anticipate an early resumption,
A conference of the striking nailers and
their employers will be held this after
noon. At Shoeubsrger's mill one of the
strikers returned TO work this morning,
but was atterward induced to suspend
work again by the other strikers. The
break was the first in this district, and
created considerable excitement.
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kosadalis cures scroiula, swellings,
goitre, skin diseases, liver Complaint.
rheumatism, etc. Read the following: /
have been a great sufferer for fifteen
years, not able to walk, from an injured
leg. Have tried many M.D.'s and their
remedies to little purpose. 1 believe
Rosadslis will cure me. Send me one
dozen by steamer. 1t was recommended
to me by a friend. / have taken two bet
ties and find it helping me. The druggists
who usually keep it are ont of il, and 1
cannot afford to wait the slow arrival of
their supplies.
Lake Irena, Fla. JOHN T. BEEES,
Supt. Board of Public Instruction,
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Full of Peril

Are those disorders which, beginning with
an apparently trivial inactivity of the kidneys or
bladder, terminate in Bright's disease, diabetes
and c~ystitis. The first two not only interrupt the
functions of the renal organs, but destroy their
structure with as much certainty as tubercular
consumption does that of the lungs. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is an excellent diuretic, promot-
ing the activity of these organs without over-ex-
citing them, thus a~verting the deadly maladies
in which their ~inaction is so prone to eliminate.
The removal from the blood of impurities which
the kidneys should, but do not, when inactive,
secrete, is another beneficent effect of this incom-
parable medicated stimulant and depurent. The
Bitters is, in all cases, too, a fine restorative of
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esss, and banishes liver complaint and constipa-
finn
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saIoon Blown Up with Dynamite.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August %
About : o'clock this morning an explo-
sion occurred in the show window of JAS.
d. Rodgerss saloon, at the northeast
corner of Nineteenth and Uallowhill
streets. The. explosion shattered the
glass in all the windows within half a
block OF the saloon. Upon examination
It was found that some one had placed a
dynamite cartridge upon the window sill,
as the mark OF the fuse could be seen.
dodgers says that he has no enemies and
can imagine no cause for the attempt to
blow him up. The damage will amount
10 about $500.
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ST. Louis, Mo-, August pa Chat
tanooga, Tenn, special to the Post Dis
patch says: News has just been received
here of a brutal murder in Walker
county, Ga, fifteen miles from this city.
John Jones and L. c. Kerkis, both
young men and sons of wealthy farmers,
got into a difficulty about a lady for whose
hand they were rivals. Blows followed
words and kerkis drew a knife and cut
Jones's throat from ear to ear. He then
stabbed the wounded mau several times
in the breast, killing him instantly.
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London Letter in Minneapolis Press:
There is 1ne crying sin, however, of
which the English women of this gener-
alton are more guilty than their Ameri-
can sisters, and that is the sin of tight
iacing; The waists of the majority are
absurdly drawn in, the more absurdlv
because 1t destroys the roundness and
perfection of the English figure. The
elderly English woman runs to flesh; SO
does the elderly American; and in time
each of them learns to accept the fact,
and sink down into comfortable age with
its attendant inches and avoirdu-
pois. But the natural size of a waist to
accompany a thirty-six or thirty-eight
inch bust measure would be twenty-three
to tw~enty-four inches, and when it is re-
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Nerxous. nehiIitatea Wen

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SPAIN AND GERMANY.
A spanish Genera Returns a German
Decoration.

LONDON, August 26.-The Paris cor
respondent of the Daily NeUs says: THE
Spanish General Salamanca returns to
the German government the decoration
of the Prussian Red Eagle. 1t is hoped
that this will shame King Alfonso into
resigning the colonelcy of the German
Uhlans. The chief towns Of Arragon
boycott German beer"
The Standards Berlin correspondent
says that if the Carolines dispute be re-
ferred to arbitration, Queen Victoria,
not King Humbert, will decide the ques-
ton.
The German government declines to
either propose or accept arbitration of
the differences between it and the gov
eminent of Spain concerning the Caro-
line Islands affair
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NEw ORLEANS, La, August 2f.-The
american Exposition Germany yester-
iay received a dispatch from N. ii.
Smith, President of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company, increasing
the subscription of hat company from
$4,000 to So, 00C, and authorizing Presi-
dent McConnico to draw at sight for
10000, the amount of the installment
aow due. The available space of the
Exposition is being RAPIDLY taken up.
fhe Commissioners of Washington Ter
ritory have made application for more
than double the space occupied by the
exhibit of that Territory at the Worlds
Exposition last season.
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..Work. work. work y,

How many women there are working
so-day in various branches of industry
ID say nothing of the thousands of patient
housewives whose lives are an unceasing
round of toil-who are martyrs to those
complaints to which the weaker sex is
Ii ;ble. Their tasks are rendered doubly
b 'td and irksome and their lives shortened,
yet hard necessity compels them to keep
Oh. To such, DIR. Pielce's ..Fayorits Pre-
scription" offers a sur means of relief.
For all female weaknesses it is a certain
cure. All druggists.
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FOREIGN
Admiral Conrbet's Remains.

PARIS, August 26.-The remains of
Admiral Courbet, which were brought
home from the East on the ironclad
Bayard, were landed at Hyeres to-day.
Mass had previously been celebrated on
board the Bayard. The casket was COW
cred with wreaths, and salvos of artillery
were fred during the Decentralization of
the body. The weather was brilliant,
and the scene was very impressive.
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LONDON, August 26.-Mr. Bradlaugh
has issued a campaign manifesto to his
constituency in Northampton. In this
he urges his majority to continue the re-
fusals of the House of Commons to per
nit him to take his seat until the Com
mons be shamed or compelled by popular
feeling to accord him his rights. Mr..
Bradlaugh holds up to his constituents
the example of the voters Of Middlesex
in continuing to return John Wilkes,
Notwithstanding his repeated expulsion
by the House, until the issue became a
public question and the Commons were
forced to submit to the will of the cleo
tors
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ST. PETERSBURG, August 26.-The
Journal de 81. Petersburg, commenting
on the Imperial Conference at Kremsier.
expresses the hope that it will result in
strengthening the existing cordially be-
tween Austria and Russia. The absence
of Emperor William and Prince Bis
marck does not, the Journal says, sig
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PARIS, August 26.-The German flag
which was hoisted on a French island off
the Victorian coast, in the South Pacific,
has been removed by order of Prince
Bismarck at the request of France.
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Germapy,s Explanation,

MADRID, August 26.-Count DeBeno-
mar, Spanish ambassador to Berlin, tel
egraphs to-day that Germany states that
she declared a protectorate over the Caro-
liue Islands, believing that they were
unoccupied, and that before doing SO she
Informed Spain that Germany was will
ing to discuss the question of possession
with Spain, or, if necessary ito submit it
IN arbitration
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that several French rifle and gymnastic
associations have, through their presi-
dents, offered to assist Spain in the event
of war between Spain and Germany.
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CHILDREN will eat Lyons Tasteless Chill
Tonic and Lyons Tasteless Syrup Of Qui-
nine, and never know they are medicines.
They are as pleasant to the taste as lemon
sugar, and never fail to cure. G. W. Jones
& Co. and s. Mansfield & Co., wholesale
agents. Sold in every town.
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Sold by all druggists. Send for our t~reatise On
the Health and Happiness Of Woman, mailed
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The Lord Mayor of Dublin TO Give a

DUBLIN, August 26.-The Lord Mayor
of Dublin will give a banquet at the
Mansion House next Tuesday to Mr..
Parnell and his Irish colleagues in the
House of Commons.
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PARNELL'S POLICY.
The Irish Leaders, Speech at the Dublin
Meeting Can Be Done by
Judgment and Moderation.
Comments Of the London Press-The
Mayor of Dublin to Give Mr..
ParRell a Banquet.
Spain's Irritation Regarding the Caro-.
line Islands Increasing-Pr0g-
ress Of the Cholera.

MADRID, August 26.-Four thousand
nine hundred and sixty-nine new cases
of cholera and 1917 deaths from that dis.
ease were reported in Spain yesterday.
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The Triple Alliance

KREMsIER, August 26.-The Car has
abandoned the idea of going to Gemun-
den to visit the Duke of Cumberland.
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Free from

In the fall of 1884 1 was taken with a case Of
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suffered for more than five years with in diges-
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Louisville osmeas.

Foundations, cellar walls and buildings
subject to overflow should be constructed
with Louisville Cement. 1t is the standard
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Nifty that there is any sla~ckeniDg of cor
diality among the members of the triple
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bradheId's Female REGULATOR
SPECIFIC!

Is a purely vegetable cor pound, and is only in.
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y Wu-8oR'S COMPOUND OF y
PURE COD LIVER
OIL AND LIME.

wfIbor's Compound of Pure L
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WOMEN!
Read What the Great Methodist Divine
and Eminent Physician Says Of
DR.. ]. BRADFIELD'S
Female Regulator


ATLANTA, GA, February 20, 1884.
DR.. j. Brsdfeld:
DEAR SIR-Some fifteen years ago 1 examined
the recipe of Female Regulator, and carefully
studied authorities in regard to its components,
and then las vel as now pronounced it to be the
most sc entifc and sSiIlful combination of the
rec lily reliable remedial vegetable agents known
to science, to act directly on the womb and uterine
organs, and the organs and parts sympathizing
dire ctly with these; and, therefore, providing a
specific remedy for all diseases of the womb, and
of the adjacent organs and parts. Yours truly,
JESSE BORING, NJ. D., DID.
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The Cholera at TouIon.
MR. PARNELL's POLICY.

ToULoN, August 26.-Onlyt ten person
died here from cholera yesterday.
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NOTICE.
THE fru of PRINCE & FARNSwoRTH was
L dissolved on the 24tn day of July, 1885, By tho
death OF the senior partner, Mr.. W. A. Prince.
The UNDER igned. as surviving partner, will liqui-
date The frm business, aud will continue the
business of cotton buying and hroSerage at the
old stand, No 3A Front street, Memphis, Tenn,
under the firm name Of {; :, Fsrns.oTth 4 Co. :