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RussIa.

IN TIME OF rEAcE PREPARE FOR WAR.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug, 7. The inn.
psrisl council OF war has ordered the
formation of separate artillery do
pprtment Of the army for tho trans
Caspian Russian provinces. Tho ma
iority OF tho Russian newspapers pro-
Tess to have no confidence In
the apparently pacific declaration
OF Prime Minister Salisbury. They
base their dlstrust on the constant in.
crease OF Englaud's military propara.
tions.
The Journal do st. Petersburg says
tho reports OF concentration of Afghan
i.nHF 900 Tho vicinity or PenIdoh aud
ais.s... .r..ler ~ Nussia soldiers are
uaD.. ..,ne.,
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Preparations at Galv,sto..

GALVESTON, Aug. 7.-Prepsrations
have been going on all day FOR the OBJ
sorvanoe of General Grants obsequies
tomorrow. The exercises are to take
place on tho lawn In front OF the
Beach hotsl, to which the people,
tho ex-Coniedorate and ex-Federal vet
Grams and citizens will march from
down town. The programme will
consist of prayers, singing of hymns
and reading of scriptures, concluding
with an Grafton by Colonel Robert G..
Street,
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DRNIsoN, Aug. 7.-lSpeclal. Mr..
John Flake was bittou on the leg last
Juno by dog. Since that tlmo his
wounds have been getting worse.
Yesterday he showed signs of hydro.
phobia. To-day lao had several
spasms and this afternoon several
physicians examined him aad pro-
nounced IL hydrophobla beyond
doubt. He Is very violent tonight.
The dog that bit hun Is still alive and
shows no signs OF rabidnosa.
Parties m Galveston have boon cor
responding with parties hero with a
view TO establishing q car wheel
foundry,
The council last night awarded the
contract for school house In the
fourth ward 10 Larkin 4 Son.
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France.
ANuLO.UUlN,

ASdLo'omNHsH ALLIANCE RuIORED.
PARIS, Aug. THE Republique
Franchise statos that an alliance has
been concluded bstween Great Britain
and China for mutual action in case OF
war between England aud Russia.
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS ORDERED.
Tho decree ordering tho general
elections in France was issued to-day.
IL designates the 18th OF October next
as tho day.
TO CONTROL THE CHOLERA.
PARIS, Aug. 6.-The government
grants credit of 100000 francs for
cleansing Marselles. Spanish refuges
crossing the Pyronees arc sent back
TO Spain. Travellers ON tho borders
are generally mnltreated.
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ann AnfnnIn

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 7,-[Spscial.l T.
4 horrible case OF brutality has been
brought to light in the Fourth ward.
Pedro Geriro, an Italian, has q young
and very beautiful wife, to whom he
was, up to short time ago, passion.
ately devoted. Some days back she
gave birth TO child. II is alleged by
credible American residents OF the
quarter that he beat her unmercifully,
with razor shaved Off her fine black
hair, tied her on the bed hand and foot
and then sold the use Of her person to
four men. The woman had not
arisen from her aocouchmont. &C.
rino has been arrested. The woman Is
at the county poor house, n raying lu-
nptir.
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GninesYIIIe

GAINESVILLE, Aug. G-LSpeciGL.I r.
S. $. Evarts was arrested here to-day
by Deputy United States Marshal
johnson, and taken to Sherman on a
charge of violation of tho revenue laws,
One Phillips was crested In Grayson
county and brought 10 this city to-day,
charged with theft OF horses. At the
time OF his arrest he had four stolen
horses In his possession. lie claims
that no bought tho horses, though he
know at the tiue of tho purchase thGl
thew were stOlen,
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M raso

Ell PAso, Aug. :. - Special - Tho
Mexican editors arrived in I'll Paso
this evening on their return TO Mex.
ice. They were received by the COM
mit,ee OF tho Mexican press and a
largo number OF citizens. Carriages
were In waiting for them at the depot
and they wore carried To
the Grand Central hotel, whore
they sat down TO q grand
vino supper, which had boon pre-.
pared by the uitizsns OF lei Paso. The
editors declared themselves ~ being
moro than pleased with their trip aud
the American people, who they said
treated thom with every attention
possible. Tho editors predicted a
more pleasant relationship between
the United States ana Mexico than
ever before. Aitor tho supper the
guests zero escorted over the river TO
the Mexican side, whore a final iaro-
well was givon and an they set loot
on their nutivo land thoy sang "Homo
sweet komcn
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THE TEXAS TELEGRAMS.
MEXICAN STATES TALK sECEDE,
Scheners-FiTe Horror Near EnAis.
Worse Than Bsastly Brutality
at San Antonio - First
BaleG-Other News.
New Larndo. Mexico.

NEW LAREDO, Mex, Aug. 7.-Tope-
cial.l Five governors of the Northern
States of Mexico have been holding a
conference for some days past at La
Jarita, Nrevo Lsop. The object and
results of the conference are not posi-
lively known. Political secrets in
Mexico are secrets indeed, but an in
innate friend Of Governor Cuellar, OF
this State, (Nueyo Leon) said after the
conference that it would be advisable
for the Northern States to secede in q
body if the English debt was forced
on the people. The air is rife with
rnmors OF a coming revolution.
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PALESTINE, Aug. 7. Especial. "A
large number OF citizens attended the
barbecue three miles west OF tho city
to-day. A stirring address was made
by Captain 4. y, Gammage, con-
graduating the farmers, and country
at large upon tho nattering prospects
sfrenowed prosperity. Judge John n.
Link also mado an Dble address upon
free schools, urging all citizens 10 take
advantage of the excellent facilities
offered by our Efficient syGtom for
educating the young.
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Ennis

ENNIS, Aug. 7-LSpecisl. The city
was startled this morning by receiy-
ing the news Of the destruction by fire
asst evening about 7 o'clock of tho
residence OF Boney Rankin,
ESQ, one OF the finest
in this county, about IA
miles southwest OF this place, and OF
tho death of Mr.. Rankin's two daugh-
tiers, Miss Matuo, aged Ii years, who
persisted In the llsmee, her body being
recovered after the fire burned beyond
recognition, and Miss Annie, aged
l6 years, who died this morning az 4
O'Clock. having inhaled the tire. Sho
was rescued fro the burning build
ing by her father. The young ladies
had returned home but q short timo
ago from school at sherman.
They were accomplished and had q
large cIrcla oi friends VII deeply sym
pathlze with tho parents in their
neart-rendiug silliction. The building
and contents were totally destroyed,
excepting the piano. MIR. Rankin lost
quite number of valuable papers.
The property was insured for $1,000
in tho Standard Insurance company,
OF New York, and $1,000 in the Lanca'
shire Insurance company, OF Scotland
Tho fire was caused by tho explosion
OF vessel containing whisky. MIR.
Rankin has been an Invalid for some
months, and, in compliance with tho
advice of his physician, was taking
whisky for medicinal purposes. Ono OF
tho Young ladies was pouring the
liquid ilu.l ING vasgel, whom 10 took
ire from r candle, cAusiDg the vessel
10 explode aud the burning contents
10 be thrown over her person.
DIR. II. Il. White, OF this place, was
in attendance on Miss Annie, but she
was beyond medical mid.
Mr.. Rankin's eldest son is, AZ THIS
time, absert somewhere in the wost'
ern part OF tho State, the family not
knowing his present address,
There Is considerable sickness In tho
country, fevers being quite prevalent
John johnson, son Of :, IL, d. john
on,aged about ~ years, died yesterday
of malignant typhoid fever AFTER
four days sickness, Ho was buried
a. day from tho Kinds (Methodist)
Chapel, n few mil0s from here.
Mr., William Boomer, OF Albany Is
lying seriously sick at the residence OF
hia mother.
Hot weather aud an abundance OF
dust prevails tn an eXtont almost DO
yond endurance,
Cotton is doing very we'll and maxi
ing very fast. a majority OF farmers
claim 10 be goo Tor malt n balo 20 the
acre, even IL there 10 no RAM n Hoe-
sonablo rain would he OF great ad-
gantango and double the Yield
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GALVESTON, Aug. 7.-[SpeoiRl. =
quito number Of distinguished Tex
ans are rusticating in Galveston at
present. Among thom may DO mem
toned OK Governor Roberts and
General Stanley, tho latter accom-
panied by his daughters. Congress
man Miller, Of Gonzslos, was here for
a few days.
General II. b, Reagan, tho new
United States marshal, has taken pos
session OF his oflico and will announce
his deputies IN few DAYS,
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Cisco

Cisco, Aug. T. Special - 70 day,
while James Dale and W. P. o'Eosl,
freighters between this place and
Brownwood, were handling pistol
around camp fire near Porter Il Wor-
rolls mill, 1t was accidentally dig
charged, shooting O'Nesl through the
heart, killing him instantly.
Or. S, II. Stout, who was one Of tho
speakers az the reunion nj Fort Worth
returned nome to-day.
Judge Wheeler and family have r0-
turned from pleasant visit 70 Austin
aud Vicinity.
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Ex.Confedorates NJ ChIcnrn.

CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-EX-Confederato
soldiers to tho number OF nearly
so, residents of Chicago, as
sembled to-day NJ tho call
OF William Milliken, OF Buf0rd's staff,
ana formed n temporary organization
for the purposes of participating in tho
Grant memorial exercises tomorrow.
Resolutions highly euloglstlo Of the
deSd soldier were passed. General
Fitasimmons, marBhal of tho day, has
assigned Appointment place in tho limo
TO the COnfOderateg,
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Ho Ynnta anIinnn nrnrnr

KANSAS CRY, Aug. G.-Keaney, m
insane man who livesnear humboldt,
Nebraska, and owns sfine farm thore,
was arrested hero today. Kearnoy
said no was on his WAY
70 Washington to kill President
Cleveland, against whom he had
a iancied grievance. do had Is revOl
vor and about 70 osrtrdpos ia u hand.
bag and was fully supplied with
money.
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THE CHOLERA CENSUS.

MADRID, Aug. THE panic caused
by the rapid spread Of cholera in the
country is increasing. Entire villages
have been deserted by their inhabi.
tsnts, who havo fled for SAFETY from
tho scourged districts. In many cases
municipal authorities have been az.
tackled by tho scourge, and tho city
abandoned and tho dead left unbur-
led, Reports from several places soy
u IL impossible TO obtain provisions or
medicine. Tho misery throughout
the country Is great.
Incomplete returns record
2SiS new cases Of cholera throughout
Spain y0ltordag and 90 doaths.
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FIXED FOR TIRE FUNERAL.
A Letter From Senator Marcy


GALVESTON, Aug. 7.-United States
Senator Samuel Bell Maxey, who was
q elRssmate of General CRAFTS, is now
rusticsting at Mineral We'll, Texas.
In letter to Colonel Hays, of this
city, received to-day, General Maxev
takes occasion to speak of his old class
mate in terms creditable to the writer
and gratifying to General Grants old
comra1es-in-arms, General Maxey
says:
"When the hill for placing General
Grant on the retired list was before the
Senate, said all that deemed appro.
PIRATE ut that time. do
not know that / could
add anything Which has not
been bett r said by Others. | have
always kept General Grants military
career apart from his civil adminlstra-
ton. SO far az know, or be-
lieved, he conducted The
war upon enlightened primer
pies Of warfare. His conduct towards
Leo at AppOmattox will 20 down to
history as the most magnsnimous
act Of q victorious general, the
more especially as q much
haraher course would have been
hailed with joy, not by the victorious
army he commanded, but by the adj
ministration and politicians of the adj
herring States Of the Union. Time and
facts have convinced them of his
policy. General Grants strongest
characteristic was his absolute cour-
age OF copvictiou. / do not believe
from the surrender at AppOmatox he
had any other feeling against the brave
men of the South, whe SC
often gave him battle. My
frequent intimate intercourse
with him convinced mo of this. Con
eral Grant was n manly man, and IL
recognition of the fact the Southern
people with him during his brave
struggle with fatal disease speah
volumes for their gallantry, chivslrl
and manhood. s. i. MAxRY.
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LABOR MATTERS.
Tho naltImors " ohio strlLe.

PIrrsBURd, Aug. Freight trains
on tho Wheeling division OF tho Baltl-
more a Ohio road were run on sohod.
ule time to day, about 40 men from tho
PArkorsburg aud Wheeling division
having soen brought hero 10 take the
places OF tho strikers. The city au-
thoritles are prepared for an outbreak,
however, aud detail OF police are con-
stautly stationed at Glenwood.
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This is SENSIBLE, nut ma JOB.
Moscow, Aug 6-M. Kakatofi as
serts in the Gazette that Russia Is 70.
solved now to settlo tho Central Asia
difficulty finally. Ho says tho present
negotiations between Russia and Eng
land are mere trinlngs.
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waco

WACO, Aug, L. tSpecloLl 80 This
evening II. G. Thurman, - laborer
whilo working on Mr.. Joe Guyton'a
farm, about iour miles from town, hnd
d pistol, witch he was carrying Ia his
pocket, to iul,dln ,lly 40 of. Tho
bullet, whlcr was 3l.fMlUer entered
tho lett breast Just uelow tho nipple
aud ranged upyari. Tho Woundi
though danierpus, IL uot nucossarlly
fatal rho man was brought 10 inc
city, and, heing Without fluids, u purse
was raised aunicient TOR him TO outor
Brown n Halbeyt'a infrmary, whore
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AUSTIN, Aug. 7.-LSpecial, - The
Lewisville Mill company, of Denton
county, capital $25, 5000, filed g charter.
The comptroller paid in $4,000
to-day.
The assessment roll of Kerr county
shows $5S,OOO increase in taxable val
ues. The assessed values of cattle fell
OFF $i3 1000, with an increase in number
of LOCO head.
In reply to Governor Ireland's letters
asking tho military to give security to
Northwestern Texas from inrOads of
Indian Territory cattlemen, General
Stanley, commanding this depart
ment, says the matter has been laid
before Major General Schofield, com.
mandlng This division, and to General
Miles, in charge OF the Indian Terri
tory department, with requests that
steps be taken at once TO afford tie So
curity asked for.
The governor has written the follow
ing letter to the attornsy-geuerSl
| call your attention 10 the late
act of the legislature demanding action
against railway companies to prevent
and break up consultations of COM
peting lines. l also call your attention
to the late conference in Galveston be
tween the owners Of main lines in
Texas. II is now understood that
the main Offices of some OF the
principal roads arc to be, or are
being, removed ont Of the State. There
can bo no doubt but that each main
road in Texas Is p competing line 10
every other road in this Stgte,and that
no consolidation cen take place with
out violating the provisions OF the
constitution aud h -'s. l hope you will
not delay action ia these matters, and
that theTailway companies may be re-
quired to conform their action 10 tho
constitution and laws. / am, sir, your
obedient BervGnt,
JoHN IRELAND, Governor.
In respect to the memory Of General
Grant, the State departments and
public Offices will remain clozed to-
morrow. Memorial services will be
held in the hall Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives.
Tom Pearson IL still at largo with
very little hope of his recspture.
The land board will not sit until
Monday, at which tim0 Colonel Swain
is expected.
Governor ireland to-day appointed
Galen Crew, of this city, to fill tho va
cancy in the penitentisry board
caused by the resignation of Colone
Searcy.
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ASK YOUR GROCER
WHITE FOAM !"

court house. Prominent citizens have
been asked to deliver short addresses
or five minutes or moro. The speak
ers are w. A. Rhea, w, l.. Boyd, Il. T..
Emerson, j. NJ. Pearson, J. w. Hill
and II. G. Mack.
Weather dry.
Grain nearly all threshed and being
marketed rapidly.
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Observance OF the Larger Towns.

New YoaK, Aug. 7,-Advices to the
Associated Pfess from the largo
towns in thiB State and
neighb9ring States indicate gem
orally an intention to suspend
business and observe the day of Gen
oral Grants burial with more or
less OF solemn ceremOnials. In
number thom tho churches
OF all denominations will joiu in the
services.
In Philadelphia business will be
generally suspended and q large num-
boz are preparing 70 come TO this city
tp.Witness the ceremonies
The Pennsylvanis railroad slone is
preparing TO bring $1,000 people.
The bells on independence nall and
public buildings Will be tolled between
tue hours OF 10 and II In the morning.
From Baltimore word ~ received
that thousands will como to this city
to.morrow. All trains sre running
full and some OF them are divided into
actions to accommodate the throngs.
Business will DO entirely suspended
and many OF tho churches will hold
memorial services.
Boston adviCes say that the Gov.
ornor and staff and othor State and
city officials and the regiment OF State
militia left by special train this evon-
ing,
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MCKINNEY, Aug. T--lSpoclal.l w.
II. Powell, W. Il. Nowsomo aud Lock
soay were appointed jury commission
ors by Judge Wolto to-day.
Judge J. w. Gray is confined to his
room by a severe attack erysipolag in
the knee.
The citizens OF Mckinney will daily
celebrate the day OF tho funeral 81
General Grant by appropriate exer-
discs, A meeting Ia arranged at tho
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA special
from Norristown, Pennsylvania, an
nounces that j. IL. Boone, proprietor
Of the Henri Creek rolling mills, made
an assignmon.NThe collapse is at.
tributsd to tho general depression in
trade.
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The President ana PARTY start.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE preS-
ident, accompanied by tho members
Of his cabinet, except Secretary Man
ming, who went yesterday, Justice
Woods, Ofthe supreme c0urG, and 9TH
eTs, left Washington for Now York in
y special car 1T 1 p. IN,
ARRIVAL AT NEW YORK,
NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-President
Cleveland and party arrived at the
Fifth Avenue hotel about II o'clock
tonight and proceeded Immediately
10 their rooms,
People from every section OF tho
country arc hero. Hotels and every
available place for sleeping arc
crowded 20 their utmost cRpsc.
ity tonight and many have
been forced to 60 TO Brooklyn,
Jersey City and other adjacent cities
for accommodations A larger num-
Dor of distinguished men from every
part OF the Union will DO gathered on
Manhattan island tomorrow than
ever before In the history of tho ma
tlOn,
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nIr str,I1c M pittsburr

ptTrsnuRo, Aug. G.-Tho railroad
strikers hold a meeting to night and
resolved to hold out, There are indl.
ontious that tho strike will spread over
tho whole OF the Pittsburg divisions.
rho crows on all trains made up at
McConnollsvilla struck tonight for
short hours and hotter pay,
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FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
MILITARY MATTERS AT HERAT.
Russia, AfghNHistan and England all
Prepare for War in Tino of Peace.
An Angls-ChinGse Alliance
RumoTed7-The Two En-
porora Meet, Etc
England.
TIE INDIAN BUDqBT.

LONDON, Aug. lord Randolph
Churchill introduced the Indian
budget in the House OF Commons
this evening. Ho announced
deficit of G1,O20,0OO, which he said
had resulted from an outlay of G46l 900
greater than the estimates, while the
revenue had decreased G56S,000. The
difference, he declared, would have
been saved il the late govern m0nt had
not abandoned the Quetta railway.
lie thought it unfair ana unjust to
mako financial statement under
such depressing circumstances. The
late government, not Lord Salisbury
nor Lord Dufferin, was to blame for
this state OF Affairs. Ito condemned
the Marquis OF Ripon, the late viceroy
of India, for not looking ahead. The
next permanent military charge
would probably reach 100000 yearly.
He declared that economy was the
only way OF meeting the deficit.
THE DRIFT OF LEGISLATION.
The House OF Commons formally
agreed TO the Indian budget.
The debate on the criminal bill was
continued. The House rejected tho
clause which aimed ut tho imprisoning
aud lining of persons guilty OF publish
Ing scandalous matter, like that which
recently appeared In tho Pail Mnll
Gazette. The clause imposing like
penalties upon men convicted OF solio-
ting women ON public streets was also
rejected.
WOLsELEY.
Lord WolseleJ reassumes the posi-
ton no hold prior to the late Soudar
campaign.
| UNTRUE,
The rumors OF "a conflict between
the Afghaus and Russians az M0ru.
I chak are untrue,
TO ADJOURN SINE DIE.
Parliament will bs prorogued on the
18th instant.
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By Train LoSds.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 7-Eyary train
that loft the Baltimore g. Potomac
depot this afternoon and night was
packed with people going to attend
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MILITARY NoynNRNrs Ar np

MILITARY MOVEMENTS AT nRRAT.
LONDON, Aug. 7.-Dispatches sent
from Meshed, in Persia, near tho
Afghan frontier, say the British forces
in Herat are well treated by the In
hSbitsnts, and that their health 10 ex-
callent despite the torrid weather pre-
vailing, The work Of fortifying Herat
against possible Russian advance IL
making rapid progress. The amoer IL
preparing another large force of Ar
CHAN troops for the protection
of Herat. Tho ameer's son
will be placed in nominal command.
The same dispatches state that the
TurcOmans of New are greatly excite d
against tho Russian soldiOry, because
OF their alleged brutal conduct
towards the native women.
ABOUT TO CLASH.
A dispatch received here from tho
Afghan frontier says collision be-.
tween bodies OF Afghan and Russian
troOpsis not improbable.
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JOE AND BILL TAKE IN THE TOWN
TOGETHER.
GAsrIEN, Aug. 6.-Tho emperor aud
empress OF Austria, on leaving En-
peror William, considorately requested
him not to accompany them,in order Il
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weather Report,

COTTON BELT REPORT.
Tho cotton belt weather report for Texas,
showing the maximum and minimum
ton pornturO, also the rainfall for the past
"a hnura. IA "a follows!
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MAoHIAs, Me-, Aug. IAN ocean
steamer ia ashore on MUIR ledge, near
Grand Manor. A number of boats and
vessels have gone to her rescue.
EAsTPoRr, Me-, Aug. THE vessel
ashore on Murr's ledge Is tho steamer
Humacoa. She will DO q total wreck.
Her crew were saved. The HumRcoa
has English owners, but she sailed
under tho Spanish flag.
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Coleman's Corn Minis
with Solid French Burr stont :

Win SSiAu AESASh DhN HtOnNH,
Invented in 1850, continued and repeated
improvements since then keep them In the
lead of all competition. Others have tried
to copy after them and sell the limitations
on the reputation of the Coleman Corn Mil
the "Maid of the South.n Send for prices
Ii. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
No. 9Perdido 1T. New Orleans, La
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spare him fatigue. The two em-
perors made tour ofthe town to view
the illuminations. They received a
perfect ovation.