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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Court Of st. Petersburg and would be
glad to use them for our advantage."
Mieroslowskis nostrils quiyered with

Mieroslowski's nostrils quiyered with
anger and his face blszed.
II always" he cried, suspec Cd
him Of being spy. Now know it.
lie says to all Polish patriots the very
contrary OF what he tells you. To be-
heve him, he would be packed of TO
Siberia if he were caught in Russia,
and the fact that be was sent on a mis-
sion by you il not one to disaim the
hostility Of the Third Department.
AT Geneva he sets up to be martyr
to his principles and patriotism. He
has neither one nor the other, and Is
like most RussianIzcd Poles, absolutely
devoid Of moral sense. But he has a
kind OF gOod-naturc which commands
sympathy and Is a man Of quick sym
pathies."
" He is Observed Gsmbctta. " with
Garlbaldi. under whom lie served in
Italy. and enjoys his confidence for
0arlbaldi has strongly recommended
him to me-"
" Being Garibadian," replied
MicorsIow>ki, sis not in MS favor.
All the scum Of Europe docl,cd % the
Italian hero in 1860. There never was
= great man who lived so much with
fishers Of hard kind in troubled
waters
" DO you think there is danger ofnot
CUl'ghtCuinr him about NauckcY"
" Certainly | DO. What astonishes
ne is that some Pole who is serving
under Garibaldi does not put bullet
through lIaucke."
4 short time subsequently | heard
that the latter had been shot in 4 mys-
terious manner. His death happened
miles away from any theatre Of war.
! he bullet with which he was killed
was driven through his chest By re-
yolyor. have no doubt that the Count
Julius beside whom ! used 10 dine WIS
The man he represented himself TO be.
and, SO far IS his relationship to the
Princess OF Battcnbcrg went. no inn
poster. Seeing that Prince Henry Of
Esttenbcrg IS hi, nephew, !. is not, ii
would seem, prudent for Eng h Cabi-
net Ministers TO let him assume cont
dental situation beside the Queen.
1t is very profitable to 10 secret
service work of an important kind
for Russia. AMI indeed for Prussia
too, since Bismarck has got hold Of the
Guelph treasure. Prince Henry may
he thoroughly honest. Still man who
had sentiment Of true dignity would
not have accepted his position in the
trgl>h royal family and quartercI
himself down ss he has done on over
ourdncd John Bun. He hss, besides.
left a Young woman with "cncJm-
hrauces at Css-cl. Of course he will
hc unable TO ask money for them from
his vie or mo,her-iu-iaw. NJ. Dc
Lcs>ar will dolotiess keep close eye
Oh this royaliz,d person with view Of
studying hi, capabilities a. conscious
or unconscious u,trum n,.
Another Pole who died 3 few year;
Ego was employed by SchJavaloT %
spy ON The Prince Of Wal , and the poo
ltical friend, of hi, Royal lli.hness.
Acknowledgements withth Prince.
sud ! know when hc came TO Pari, g1.
him TO receive and break bread with
men and women Of the lowest morality,
wholigcdupou their wits. Itwa, frona1
tugii,hmemberof .ariamrutwhoo.ln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

by telegraph 10 the blspttch.l
CARE MAY, y. j., August Is
Charles Icyer, of g24 Poplar street,
Philadelphia, aged twenty-one years,
was drowned while swimming in deep
water about noon to-day during the
bathing hour. James Miller ,colored),
Of Pittsburgh, waiter az the New Co.
lumbia Hotel, is supposed to have been
drowned at the same time. Three
colorcd men and young Heyer were
near together when a cry for help was
heard, and two Of them were rescued.
1t was not known positively that the
other two were drowned until bather,
il diving, struck the body Of Heyer
and brought it ashore. Miller IS sup
posed to have been drowned, a. he has
not IccD seen since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

.~Iec.al telegram TO tDe Dispatch
NORFOLK, Va" August -, l,,j.-
\ boy named Isaac F. Best wa,
drowned while bathing at the mouth Of
SCOTS creek this afternoon. His
parents live at old Point.
\. ". " are. town sergeant Of West
Point. arrived tonight ani took into
custody Lula Quari,s, charged With
murder. and Rosa Elliott, a witness, and
will leave for home with them to.mor-
row morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

lHy teIegrap' 10 tlo Dlspatch.i
81. LOUIS, August 2>.-Samuol
". Collins was hanged this morn
ing at Bowling Green, Mo-, for
the murder Of man named
Owen Jtterbach. Mrs. Uttcrback.
the widow Of the murdered man, with
her two sons, aged five and eight years
respectively, were present at the execu-
ton. The murder occurred in Sep
TENDER, 1884. Collins had heard that
Uterback had been slandering his
wife, and he sought him out and killed
INN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
A Duel Ayeried by Arbitration.

li' Telegraph 10 thb blspatcn.l
ATLANTA, GA. August 2S.-Tho
threateied duel between editor Larry
CAN'T, IF the Athens Banner Watch
man, and K. A. ConRell, member Of
the legislature from Decatur county,
has ben ayerted by the award Of
board of arbitration. In the House
to-day Connell withdrew his structures
on Can't and apologized, and Gantt's
paper viii contain his amende to-mor-
row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
bishop 'obe Co"'ccra'o,.
by telegraph to the Dispa,chI

WASiINGToN, ID. c., August 2s.-
Rev. John O'Suiiiyan. Of this city, who
was recently appointed Bishop Of Mo-
bile, VIII Doe con>ccIatcd at St. Peter $
church, oiwhich he i, at present pastor.
On September eth. Archbishop Glib
ions, Of Baltimore. will be the consc-
Gator. 4 large number of prelstes Of
The Roman Catholic Church Will take
IsIt IN l.e ..rAmoni S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Losses by the Charleston storm.
p..,..f....a...,. , I'll. a., f,t,,o.a

CHARLESTON, $. c., August D.
The revised estimate Of the losses BY
the storm is 81 100000, including
$500, eco along the wharyes and ESQ.,
600 Of private property. The remain
der includes losses to shipping, $780,
600; ON Sulliyan's Island, 400, 900 !;
encompasses. SIS, 600; city property,
churches, railroads, and phosphate
works, 100000 each; and miscella.
neous, sl55,000. The work Of repa-
ration is so active that all business now
offering is fully accommodated, and in
ten days facilities will be as good as
ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Rescue at sea.
rs coble tothe Dispatch.I

n VWITIN ~ u" 'I7IIINII'T
havana, Augu,t 2S.-The steamer
NiecaIa. which arrived here to-day
from New York, was caught in the
cyclone on the 25th instant. Her deck
cargo was somewhat damaged. The
Niagara rescued the captain and six
sailors Of the German bark Carolina
Susanna, which was dismaut'ei in the
cyciore. The pilot and five sailors Of
tie bark left the vessel before the
Niagara was cited, and their fate i, IN
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Eni.I Irnim NIrnca.
~ telceIrpu 10 the ula.lon.I

ID IeT'-lNIN % INo II.IsIon.T
CHATrA%OOGA. TEAM. August
- train on the Georgia division
OF the Last Tennessee aud Virginia
railroad was wrecked by running
through an open switch near Rome to-
day. William Powers, fireman; Bel
lows Porter. and John Thomas all
were seriously and perhaps fatally in
jurcd. No passengers were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Traced TO Spain.

DUBLIN, August 2S.-Farquharson.
the defaulting manager of the MunSter
Bank, has been traced to Spain. He
has written many letters to his friend,
in Dublin. 1t is likely that the Nun
ster Bank will be reorganizcd on
sound basis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
4 River-Bank Gave. Way.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dlsnatchl

VICKsBURG, August 2S.-About
one hundred and fifty feet of the bank
at Klelnston went into the river be-
tween P. NJ. and 4 A. NJ. A por-
ton of the track of the city railroad
and several sheds were destroyed.
This property belonged to the Land
and Wharf Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

Special telegram 20 tne Dispa'ch.l
SCoITsVILLF, Va, August -
The Lee Rangers organized tonight
with forty member, 20 work until sun
set ON November the 81. General Hill
is president and MesSrS. Gsult, Bcai,
and Cleveland yicc-pIe>idcutS; Mr.
pills secretary, and Mr.. Gil treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Excitement over ;he s.ynch,uz Of
Iln.Ila.
,Dy telegraph TO the u'spaich.l

" IpI'suVn 70 me 'SplIrUI
UEADWooD. d. r., August Is
Great excitement prevailed IN Stursis,
the scene Of the lyrching OF Ross Hol-
lis. the colored soldier, assassin Of DR..
Lynch, yesterday. \ number Of colored
soldiers Of Fort Meade, members Of the
Twcuty-Gtth United States infantry.
armed themselves and proceeded TO the
town Of SturgiS, threatening to burn
the place. Trouble seemed imminent,
but General StGrgjs, commanding at
Fort Meade, on being informed, de-
tailed a uatrol of the Seventh cavalry.
which secured the town, capturing and
returning the disailectants to the post.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Tie Democratic CouS cntion 81 Mn.
bOrO'.
Special telegram 10 The Dlspatchl

I@1ccIsI te.cgTam % Iho DIsDaIch.I
CLIFTON FORGE, August Is The
Democratic Convention Of the Seventh
senatorial district, including Botetourt,
RochbIidge, Highland, Allegheny, and
Bath, met at Millboro' to-day. Great
harmony prevailed. Hon. c. j. Jones, Of
Highland, a member Of the last Legis-
laturc. was nominated for the Senate
by acclamation. The nomination is
deemed very strong, and he viii carry
The district by biz majority. John
q. Hobbs was unanimously nominated
f.r the House of Delegates from Bath,
Highland, ard Allegheny. Therei, good
news from aii this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
R,IAins..Inilnrea.


By telegraph % tue D.spa'ch.l
NEW YORK, August 2s.-The busi-
ness failures occurring throughout the
country dufng the last seven DAYS
number for the United States lGj,
Canada 2i-total lo9, As compared with
IL last week, aud los the week pre-
ylOus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Grant Monument Fund.

h. telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, August 2S.--Receipts
Of the Grant monument fund to-day
amounted to 1857. The total sum
collectediS SOS, 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
20 Anticipate France.

~
ALDEN, August ga British man.
of-war has left here to occupy Ambo,
on 1aJauIat bay, East Africa. The OBJ
Jet is to anticipate the occupation Of
the place by France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
GenernI Vaccination.

lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
HALIFAX. y. $. August 2S.-Ata
special meeting Of the Board Of Health
this afternoon it was decided to gem
orally vaccinate the population.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
The AtnaII.Pox

lFy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
MONTREAL, August ga meeting
ofthe sblest medical practitioners Of the
Dominion aud Of the States contiguous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

A.. y,.,.,, 49, g..,.,. anita,
So" yHN' Huf;"H' o',"u .i' ~
80 '.' 'i '..'''i, I,
bales; cNpor,s-to Great Britain. 3567
a.e'' "..N-' " f.5'
''' ,''''' 90 ..".'i'
"...' ',,V'' ~ 4''''' ~ 10 ''"-.
i' - '.'' -, ,'' 80
80 ~ /, ~ ,'"' " ''''.
Np'' 'l"H'" " '."'s -" '>.HS "ttF5
"Lu ,""t'f "'-IAu'' J. ~ ~. 10
I'I - .A' ~ DID '''' '..I DtI' eIii,'r'
~ ri 90 ~ ''. "t'-'"". t''
',.''- ..'- .. 49,.
1 ,,.,.' 49,. 49, a. ,.,
ri,,..i lo'.r' -,ot -,.r. Eto frIlrr Al
-. <n no .t.t a.N -.....ih.-
So. S,.,, rr,,,. ...'t f,.rt ~.f',.',
t.f.., ana Stronger No.es,.s UNCHANGED.
Il le steady C,ftsr-,qsI o. {Tr for te.
mod ,r.le nominal, Rp>Iu ou.rt T.r-
t.uf'ur steady. U'.s arm. Wool an
tnat,.d. Pork lu moderate demand aud
rru. Me-. Sroi ! al. -. .o. Inspected.
M.ai,s duI Lard -tIc. .I,,r: western
sf,.af. SPOT. 81 ~ september 81. J-as5.5 B.
frr.zuts steady
,.~,,.oyu
"-h--i ~. "t''''
fALii-"hE. i uk'>l 17.-f our s'sa'y
~. ''e u i''. t gu.
" ."l .-''' -, $3.50. Us
- .''5'. .- - - i,'' 81
"". %, -' 80 -, ~" ~ anus,
az ''. ',,.,
1r''. .o,.'t..,,.- "a S-,,9c sr,h.r -,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
in.pvrec,.ci Winter, rc-coc-

-O7 -'7 IIT " ~" I'-7THT'I,T
HNuAN. Au.r-t2o.-lhr steamer
Nova >ooUau brought The captain and
tncuty-onc sailor, Of the American
vha.cr Isabella. crushed iu the Ire IN
Hudson Straits. The mcn wandered
about on thc irc folrdtg.. 4Iaerm5 i'm
ten>oly. srd finally reached settle
ment from which they were taken by
tie whaler Ezra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Tie Wso.Ier IN Ricim0nd Ys.terlay
DANTALOON HISTORY.

We have aoout5oo pairs Of eiegan'-atuns
TROUSERS. separated from suits. from
which WE CAN MATCHANY COAT AND
VEST, and SO make suit Tor balance OF
seasons wear We have placed very tempt
ing figures on these PANTS to move OF at
least 400 pains. II you VIII take peep In
our show-window you can readily see the
low prices We ask; and as you may Just
need pair, we would ask you to look over
our elegant stock. Recollect. ONE PRICE
ONLY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
Arcti, Relics 90 be Exhibited.
BY elegTaph 10 the Dispatch. !

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l
New YRK, August 2S.-COngress-
man O'Nei, Of st. Louis, has secured
at the Brooklyn maynard for the st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

CHICAGO ADsuss 7s.--fBers wes strong
opening IN wheat D.fnt and fhe shorts"
appeared anxious 10 cover ia cOnse fuenoe.
There was a. fariy advance 81 Aab~. DO
tohcr sciiiuk up 10 80. e.. snd then hls
iuated for some tine. but dDsl y bees nls
vesk and sod OF &C re. mon me bignsst
figures closinH % the nauiif b gari At ~.
lover ihap yesterday end declined g.. al
dliioral ~ Tie afternoon stss.Ou. Inc
Liverpool MAJ kef vas quoted dinner bat
beyond tbst there As Oh outside news 20
affect the market nod It wss gofcrifd
mainly by speculation. Receipts were far
and shi pm0nis only Hofsltte iir Weather
vaEhUe, and lsHns 7.i"i asune DftHe reg-
IONS for tbe decline. Inc corn market fnl'i
moderately active. huf NaIrcs WHre 80 me-
what wcaAer. Rec ~ WcrD stls Ter. ani
prices AZ one time rfiiri re- shffe Boz furr OIt
gradually ZEN back and closed ou tae reg
L'sr Board PC. under yesterday. " "a a
further decline 100 tie sftnrno'n ~ 80.
Tor pear futures Railroad ffD.knfs were re-
ducrd cents lrr hundred pou Is aud ths
receipts Tor the day were smaller. fne cDr-
neT for some tine tHrea gniug In Aug u
&c worries for on. AIDED ouf o. "a to-day,
for although The market opened firm and
advanced 20. over yesterday. the eos ~
demand w1s limited ari made WIS SOW,
offerings Increased. and price. anailN broke
2f-c. hom tie outside. reacted slightly. aad
c.orcd steady.
MILWAUKEE.
HITwAUKEE. August 2s.-tlour firm.
ttAt ouIi No. ? caNl ann f.F'''if'I,
-ri ga Corn steady No. Z. az ifAis
weak : No. 2 20 g. Provisions high'r
M, ~. porR Cash or SepttmOer. S,.05.
Prmo-stoam lard Cash or September.
g. -.
NEW YORK COTTON FJTu KEs.
NEw YORK. August 2s.--Cotton -GrOSs
rcce pts. Tf3 bales Futures closed barely
steady sales. 81 200 bales: August sie.s3a
so ~; september. % s9as9.sl: October
80. 63as0.Gt: November. s9.bras3.5D: De-
c"mhcr. 8@.6Das9.Gl: January. So ga
SP.37 February S9.76a.a.7, March 81 i6a
20 80, April. 50 96as4 s~. May. si0.0Ga
slo.oe; June, Slo.IeaSl0Ie. July. slO.2is
$40 ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NEE YoRK sT0cx MARKEE

NEW YORK. August 2s.-The stock mar.
kci 10 day las been unusually dnl aud
ftatme'ess. Moro than - peg cent. ~ to-
day = business OF I74 coo shares was in
Western Union and Iackawanna. ~ ihe
opening prices were strong. the gains gen
orally Amounting TO @ 10 q; p'if Ia IA
wanna wss Oh q. and Union Pacific ana
Lake Shore unchanged. Ia TIE early dealt
rigs iheie was a very slight advance itOn
The ftst prices followed ny reaction
amounting 20 aS much ~ IN two Or three
cases. and fractional amounts Tor tue res OF
The i'at Anrr ~ diay the market was cN-
ec'diugy duu and steady, aud seesa wed up
ana GuNI io .. closing GA tine utby WIN
net loss in most eases OF p 20 :. some very
Inactive stocks show a slight advance,
WhIc Reading rs down J.. Ira nscouil-
mental l; Union tactic. a.. snd Iacka-
wanna. : q. y late dispatch Rom Chicago
SAL eastern height rates were again de-
o. orali1ei.
Noon.-Stocrs dull ana weak. Money.
I ger cent tNclauEr-. .ong. i-i; short.
4r5-. Governments neglected
JIcuihg.--t Nchuuge, 4rl. Money, iais
Fer cent NUb-IrsssurY u9 auce---t I'd
SiGf s7e: currency s28.756. Governments
DUN. ( rlr cents. l21s. . per cent?, 1867
b.t STATE bonds steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
EccLio, ,ae Wholesale SsurIercr,
I'm NcG.
~ tF'U.raIn % iut Ui"pa 'ch.I

10y - hff i.iA I'D ttif tI-'ttt .'tfl
NEW York. August 3N.-Dis-
patches from san Antonio, Texas,
printed hcte say: Information from
San Marco, reports that a mob Of
sc,onty-f,c persons at Blaaco We'd
uesLay night went 20 the jail and de-
msulcd Of sheriff Jackson the keys.
Jackson sa,l lac did not have them
lie also declared he could not procure
them. After a severe struggle Jack
son wss o,crpowerel the keys were
found on his person. and the mob
entered thc jail and took on; Locke.
the man who committed the wholesale
murders in johnson City few days
ago. They hanged him after obtaining
from him a statement in regard to his
crimes. locke made a fl,l confession,
and said De had intended to Kill all the
members Of three or four fsmilie; be-
side, those whom he murdered, and
was prevented from doing 50 only by
his cartridges giving out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

Net Vet Resigned bat wiz Do so-Review
o. the Imhroglio Connected with His Ap-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUoN-r %. 1888.

steamer Wysnoss. Iiukhers. vev yossx,
Merchandise AMI les~ei.css, George W.
AUrs 4 Co., sgeuk.
steamer Pioneer. Pl2tt. Philadelphia.
merchandise sIsi passengers. j. W. MeCsr-
rick. agent.
SRamer Ariel GiTOrd. Norfolk, United
States mail. merchandise, and psssengers.
/. h. Tatuin. agCnt.
Schooner Minnehsha Tryon. New Haven,
Conn, pig-irsn. John y. Gordon, agent;
vessel Currie & co.
Schooner skylark, Evans. Providence. X.
l., coal. Geryas Storrs; vessel. Currie 4 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
A. SAKS 4 CO.,

LEADING CLOTHlERS AND TAILORS,
1918 MAIN STREET,
opposite post-ofiice.
lRu21l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-29
PORT Or VIEWPOINTS NEWS. ACCUSE IS.
iDy telegraph.l


Stesmsh p seneca, Walker. New York.
Steamer George Appold, Warren, Proyi-
ceuce and salled for West Point
schooner i. Harris, Kirk. Weeks. New
York.
SAILED.
Schooner Governor ]. Y. Smith. Nicker-
son, Iiver,on, y. j.. coal. Chesapeake and
ohio railway.
schooner Rhoda Holmes. Holmes, New
York. coal, Chesapeake aud Ohio railway.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

had achieved her independence, found
herself deeply in debt and with an empty
treasury. 1t is not surprising that she
sold her railroads, her telegraphs, her
customs, to enable her to carry on the
new government. Only fifteen years has
she run in her new life and what change
In this short space of time, by good man.
agement, she has bought back her rail-
roads, her telegraphs, her customs, has
resumed specie payment, and raised the
value of her bonds to par. She has re.
built and increased her navy until it is
now only third in the list of the great
navies Of the world, having the most
powerful four ironclads on the sea.
She has so reorganized her army that
she can put from three hundred thousand
to two million soldiers in the field in
other words she has become so formd.
able power that even England does not
hesitate TO seek her for an ally.
NIazzini, Garibaldi, Cavour, Victor
Emanuel are dead, but Italy lives and
may she live forever.
We Americans, lovers of independ.
ence, must sympathiae with the regener.
alton Of this truly great country and be
proud even that one other illustrious sons
was the discoverer ofthis land upon which
we have built the greatest monument to
liberty,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

The REPUBLICAN, heartily concurs in
the suggestion of the Ecening star that
sit would be eminently proper for a few
Of Gen. Grants old and trusted friends,
such as Gen. Beale and George W.
Childs, to visit Mount McGregor and &C.
quaint Mrs. Grant and her children with
the extent and earnestness with which
the selection made (of a burial place. is
condemned by the voice of the whole
country. Situated as they now are they
can know nothing Of the feeling which
has been aroused by the unfortunate
choice, and doubtless the most careful
steps have been taken to keep the truth
from them. From the relations sus'
tanned toward Gen. Grant by such gen.
tlemen as we have named, their action
could not be misunderstood, and visi
such as we have proposed would seem tc
be alike due to his family and to the
American people," The proposition is
judicious and timely. The great hear
of the nation is panied at the though
of Gen. Grants remains being buried il
any such place as either the Central ol
Riverside Park All the proprietieI
point to Washington as the fitting plac,
for his interment. The good sense O.
the country declines to recognize an!
other arrangement as one that ought t.
be assented to.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29
ENGLAND IN EGYPT.

1t is but few weeks since almost all
the continental powers refused to sane.
tion, except on conditions humiliating to
England, the new loan indispensable to
avert the bankruptcy of the Egyptian
government. Now, on the contrary, not
only Germany and Austria, but France
and Russia, have ratified the British pro-
ject for extricating Egypt from its iinan.
cial straits, and the new loan Of $40, ,000,.
900 is to be Immediately offered in the
chief centers of European capital. BY
the resources thus promptly obtained by
Lord Salisbury, but for which his prede.
cessor had vainly labored, the mainte.
nance of British ascendency at Cairo is,
for the present at all events, assured,
and it seems likely to be strengthened by
a change of policy at Constantinople,
where the disability of the pro.Russian
grand vizier and the known proposes.
81 ons of the sultan promise the renewal
Of cordial understanding between
Great Britain and the porte. -Ncr York
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

The statistics gathered by the Ameri.
can Iron and Steel Association show
that the amount of unsold pig iron on
hand on July was G02, ,016 net tons, an
increase in pig iron stocks during the
year of nearly 100000 tons. This is a
heavy burden for the furnace men to
carry, and until there are signs of an in
creased demand and better prices for
their product the obvious dictates of
prudence would seem to suggest that
they curtail production to a point more
nearly on par with consumption
Philddelphid Press.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29

The Ohio Democrat is peculiar. One
Of the most active and intelligent speei'
mems of him, gentleman well known
in Washington, was asked by friend
yesterday, in kindly, sympathetic way,
if he did not expect to get good posi-
ton under the present administration.
He replied: ~ ask nothing of this ad'
ministration-I am Democrat. Who
can tell what this o, D. meant? Per.
haps this puzzle will be simplifed if we
add that he is warm friend of Mr..
Hendricks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-29
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