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TO TRY IT AGAIN.
ON THE CURBs Ar ATLANTA.
Arthur II. Gray Dead-The Rose Case
Again Postponed.

arthur IL. cray DSaO-Ino Rose case
Again Postponed.
ATLANTA, July 2T.-A private tele-
gram reached Atlanta to-day from New
York announcing the sudden death in
that city yesterday of Arthur IL. Gray, of
Catoosa county. The telegram gives no
information as 70 the details, further than
that the deceased had complained, being
unweH on the day previous to his death,
and attributed his indispOsitiOn to the
very warm weather. The deceased grad
uated at the State University in 1872.
His remains will be brought to Ringgold
for burial in the family cemetery. MIR.
Gray for several years has taken an ac-
tive part in the politics of the State. He
was a delegate to the national conven-
tiOn that nominated Gen. Hancock for the
presidency, sand has served three terms
in the Legislature. His death eXcites
universal regret here, particularly among
large number of the members of the
General Assembly who had been Inti-
mately associated with him in political
affairs.
THE BARBER SHOP WAR.
To-day a case was made against the
proprietors of the Kimball house barber
shop for violating the ordinance prohibit
ing the keeping open of barber shops on
Sunday. The case was made returnable
at the police court. The BARRIERS Of
the city employed w. A. Wright to prose-
cute the case. The trial has been set for
tomorrow.
Recorder Anderson has decided that
Mrs. S. K. Smith. fortune teller and
spiritualist, must have a license.
THE ROSE CASE.
The trial of the parties charged with
connection with the pay car robbery was
to-day again postponed on account of the
absence of important witnesses for the
State. The impression seems to be grow
ing that conviction will fail. 1t is un-
derstOOd that Mr.. GrOsper, paymaster,
says that he cannot swear positively to
having recognized Charles Rose.
THE PEABODY INSTITUTE.
The Peabody Institute met today at the
Girls high school, and was called 10 or
der by State School Commissioner Orr.
The attendance numbered about 20. among
which were cOlOred teachers. COmmIs-
slOner Orr made a few remarks, which
explained the objects Of the institute.
Other arrivals are expected tomorrow.
Supt. W. II. Baker, Of the public schools
Of Savannah, occupied position Of much
prominence In the body. Tomorrow he
will lecture on arithmetic.
SEVEN NEGROES KILLED.
At Suwanee, on the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad, a train run over n COW,
throwing one car from the track. On the
car were 10 negro train hands ard six
bars Of iron. The car turned on its side
and the iron fell upon the negroes, killing
seven and wounding three more. The
track has been cleared.
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ON THE MOUNTAIN.
Programme of the Journey by Rail to
New York.


New York.
Mt. MCGREGOR, July 27.-But few
visitors were on the mountain this morn
Ing and the guard detail and private body
guard were IN charge Of the cottage. The
body will be taken from here to Saratoga
in an open car known as an observation
car. At Saratoga it will have to be trans
ferred because the Mt. McGregor road is
of narrow gauge style. The private cars
Of William II. Vanderbilt and President
Webb and one baggage car viii await
the mountain train at Saratoga upon the
tracks of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal company's road. The remains will
be placed In Vanderbilt's car, in which
the family will accompany them. The
other car will be occupied by others OF
those closely interested in the Obsequies.
At Albany the ladies will be transferred
to another special train in which they will
be taken TO New York, the funeral train
waiting in Albany until Wednesday after
noon to continue the journey with the re-
mains TO New York.
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WHITNEY,s EXPERrs.
s|s "t the Idea That Their
'"i"rios are not Authorsvad

s"s at the Idea That Their
q, '"i"ries sre not Authorized.
,oo.AsHINoloS, WA. D. c.. july ~
'oa'y Whitney laughed at the
e,, Su. %u. published this morning to the
Im,n = ms accounts for the pay of
ss.o-. O'lnoun, the expert, and his
ro.,a aus, mad been questioned NJ the
oyraJ department. because their en-
ayo a' was believed not TO
w ~ l the warrant OF the
teioro e., ,a'9 that he had never heard of
pay sca"'at u lnat he did not think that
tde Tr.os,'',lls referred TO had vet gone
D warro,',ur department.. He has the
Fiuion aa' W Inv IN the naval appro-
HeBafo ol last session 10 make tho
b. Navy IN ''stlsation Of the accounts az
tg0untan,. l'lrtment which these expert
, '' are making for him.
Jo .o, WHAT nE CAN ExPEND.
iat par,oe,A pa oe,Apegd $lOO,O00 or $500 600 for
j accnnn,a ne can give any partiou-
.Inp opi, ''aot any amount he pleasas
bad b Ie'poneihle 10 Cnugress n
ass B.n.' opie To- dnd "A man In the
0l at".uoent capable Of doing The
b H. would have detailed HIM
be s.. out he could not % ana a,,d
be tbe NY. lor Mr.. Calhoun, admitted
ork. MIA oes, expert accountant in Nav
fm tba, came here alta lower rate nor
.r. bsnta.le bl le gets constantly from nj lavy ~,
9rk. He s ,.,,,a and business men IN Ney
awhoiIee VIII VIII. not necessarily be emplov- m Nov
upooo o1ioAao's PENSION AGENT.
Neatiop' VI, u, Fr9-iderts return from, bis
'art fsno .ue Illinois Congressman mn poiS owe
'eet w,n w.,gn1''9n AGENT Miss '' Ada uV% ~
preseptus',,.oe oe removed peremptorily niS ~
eg,Si.,ye egsrS'4y W. Il. Morrison. p'O,viy, WIN
aois at O as a senator from S
es. hls ala lho White House win Win
ccernsr5' commander. Gen. .Iohn VA 4
asIon ca,,,. Tor Miss sweet,s nj Mac -
tcomm1',l,,.1,lssloner Black win renee; p'sue,
'a, ibs g,49dat,on Ia favor or nrs N egT11 KIM
lslll0g fD,gowot Do,owot gallant Col. Mulll~n,n ,
acs IN H. bg@siIll,oeerat, who was with ea,,' aa'
'De Onion army. "''u "en'
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RAsE BALL BATTLES.
A Tie Game the Result of the Contest
at birmingham.

a Tie Game the Result of the Contest
at birmingham.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 27.-Birming-
ham and Macon tied this afternoon on a
score OF to 3. The game was called at
the end Of the eighth inning on account Of
darkness.
Struck out by Miller Is. by Kelly 6. Base
hits-Macon 6 birmingham 7. Errors
Macon 3, birmingham ,.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-The following
games were played today:
Al Notwithstanding 4. Atlanta 3.
At Columbus, Ga.-The Columbus and Au-
gusta game was deferred on account OF RAIN.
Al Memphia-Sun0ay: Ne mphis 10. Chat
tanOOga 4. Monday; Memphis IS, Chatta-,
noogab. TX
At Providenoe-C Chicago 4. Providence 0.
At New YOTk-New York O. DetrOlt8.
AZ RichmOnd-Vnginia4 4, Trenton 2.
At Boston Buffalo 9. Boston 6.
AtPhiladelphia-Phila /, st. Louisa
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SPANS DARK RECORD.
Guitars Sent to the Soldlery to He'll
Keep Their Spirits Up,

Guitars Sent to the soidlsry to Help
Keep Their Spirits Up.
MADRID, July 27.-Returns from all but
D of the cholera infected districts in
Spain place the number Of new cases OF
the disease yesterday at 2,j42 and the
deaths at 9l0. The cOntagiOn has spread
10 the province Of LOgronO, where sew
eral cases have already occurred. The
troops stationed in the city of SaragOssa,
where the disease is now raging, have
been supplied with guitars 10 keep up
their spirits. The music Of these instru-
ments can be heard day and night.
The cholera here remains inert, the lar
gest number Of cases having occurred IN
Saragossa. The late storms appear 10
have AN adverse effect on tho epidemic.
In some places distressing scenes are Wit
messed. Many bodies are unburied. A
majority OF the inhabitants have fied, aud
the remainder are incapable Of attending
To the sick
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AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
A GIRL TAKES LAUDANUM WITH
SUICIDAL INTENT.

Physicians BeEaed in Vain to Let Life
Take Its Flight-ThreRts OF Future
Attempt-PrOceedinR of the LegislO-
ture-POstpOnement Of the Rose Trial.
ATLANTA, July 27.-At an early hour
this morning, young white girl named
Ida Powell, who lives ON the corner of
James and Cain streets, went to Peach
tree street drug store and called for an
ounce and half bottle Of laudanum. The
clerk thinking that everything was right,
as she did not act at all in a suspicious
manner, handed her the drug, perfectly
unconscious of the crime she was about
to attempt. The girl, after purchasing
the medicine, went back to her house and
took the whole dose at one swallow. A
short time afterward she was discovered
by her family in semi-unconscious con-
dltlon, and the bottle on the table close
by showed that she had attempted sui
eide.
THE DOCTORS AT WORK.
Drs. Il. w. Westmoreland and Archer
Avary were Immediately sent for and
with the aid Of stomach pumps and other
antidOtes, succeeded in bringing her to.
AS soon as the girl regained conscious
ness she pleaded with the physicians to
let her die in peace. She said that she
had taken the laudanum with suicidal
intent and did not want to live, and she
begged the doctors pitenusly to let her do
so. Finding that her entreaties had no
weight upon the physicians she became
nervous and excited.
TO TRY IT AGAIN.
She declared if they revived her she
would on the first opportunity which
presented itself take more poison and
the next time take sufficient
quantity to put her out of the reach of
all earthly aid. The doctors expostula-
ted with her but to no avail. She still
clings to her first impression that lie is
a burden to her, that she does not care to
live, and that she will seize the first OPP
portunity to take her own life. DR..
WestmOreland claims that the girls re-
covery was almost a miracle, and had
the physicians not been summoned SO
promptly she would no doubt have died.
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KlIIs a ThIeYIng Tcnnnt.

MACON, GA, July Yesterday af-
ternoon Washington Roberts. white, shot
and Instantly killed Tobe Rivers. colorcd
ON the plantation Of Mrs. MoWilliams,
fourteen miles from here in Twiggs
county. Roberts ig oyergoer and Rivers
was a tenant. The former accused the
latter OF stealing corn from a held, and
carried him 20 spot % identify his
tracks. The negro ran aud was fired az
bv Roberts and killed. Roberts after
wards escaped, and has not been found.
No Inquest was held.
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GEoHGIA,s LEGIsLATURE.
Confederation of tho Prohibition BiIl
Postponed in the senate.

Confederation of tho Prohibition Bin
Postponed in the senate.
ATLANTA, July 27.-rhe Senate met at
3 O'Clock to-day. Consideration Of the
general local option bill was postponed
until morning.
The House met at 0 o'clock. A message
was received from the Governor notifying
the House that the new capitol had pro-
gressed sufficiently for the ceremonies OF
Iaying the cornerstone, and the matter
was submitted 10 the House for consider
alton. The communication was referred
10 the Committee on Public Property
House bills for the second time were
then read.
An invitation was received from the
Governor 70 attend u reception tomorrow
night at the Executive Mansion from 70
70 O'Clock.
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GEORGIA's CENTRAL CITY.
The Good Templars-Neerly Cuts OF
His Leg-A Hotel Change.


His Leg-A Hotel Change.
MACON, July 27. Charlie Powell. a
young 12-year-Old butcher, while cutting
up some beef this afternoon allowed the
ak to slip, the sharp blade entering the
skin Of his right leg and nearly sever
ing it.
The city is fall of delegatesito theiGrand
Lodge OF Good Templars, which cOnvenes
in this city tomorrow morning. The
lodge will be in session two days. The
following is the programme for to-mor-
row: The hemorning session is TO be devoted
to five-minute speeches. In the afternoon
the lodge will convene in regular session.
At night Hon. W. IL. FELTON,, of Carriers
vile, will deliver an address at the Aoade-
my of Music.
Judge e. 4. Brown, of the EdgartOn
house, will take charge of the StUbblefield
house in October, Mrs. ByingtOn, who
has been the propTietress for fourteen
years, retiring.
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Two Men Shot Down by the Postmaster
at Whatcheer, Iowa.

Two Men Shot Down by the Postmaster
at Watcher, Iowa.
DIES MONIES, Ia, July 27.-At 2 O'Clock
yesterday morning, at Watcher, an at
tempt was made by ten men to purloin a
lot of liquors that had been taken by the
prohibition league on a search warrant.
Tn liquors were stored in the post Office
basement. Postmaster Brainard was
awakened and placed himself on
guard, and as the door was broken open
be fired, killing John Day and, 1t is
thought, another man, who was carried
OFF. Brainard's act is approved by the
citizens. Considerable excitement pre-
walls. About $500 worth of liquors are
held in the basement. Some Of the per-
sons engaged in the attempt to purlOin
the liquors have been taken into custody,
and warrants are out for the arrest Of the
others. Eleven large panes III the post
office building were broken.
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stranWe NTurder I'm a Car.

QUEBEC, July 27.-Robt. Kerr Of Min
neapolis was arrested to-day on the In
ternational express going East by detec-
tive kehoe OF Chicago. Kerr was asked to
grant few minutes conversation and the
two entered the postal car. KehOe rushed
out of the car Immediately afterwards
exclalming that Kerr had attempted TO
shoot him. Upon investigation Kerr was
found lying dead in the car. Kehoe was
arrested and brought here with the
COrnsp
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WASHINGTON, July 2t.-sOme time ago.
the President asked Attorney Generall
Garland 10 look up the legal questions ln-
y0lved IN the Indian Territory cases. Mr.
Garland did 80. To-day at the Cabinet
meeting the President said be would likel
70 hear the Attorney Generals IDEAS. Mr.
Garland has not had chance to make a
set speech since bo left the Senate. He
likes 70 make legal argument,
and no does 10 with coneid-
erable Oratorical Gre. This after
noon be surprised the Cabinet by giving
his opinion IN the form Of "A speech deiiv-
cred as u several thousand people we're
within the sound OF his voice. II SUR
prised them all, because they always dla-
cnss matters Ia conversational way
Gariand'e effort occupied more than an
hour. His s0nOrous oice floated cut uf
the windows of tile White House and
nllcd the corridors, where the messengers
and usherH were gathered. and listened
enraptured 70 the Arkansan,s lorid 0rs~
tow. with the thormomntnr nf ~ doK.
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Socialism at FrankTort.

BERLIN, July 27.-The government has
ordered an investigation into the circum-
stances Of the SOolalistlc riot at Frank
fort-on-the- Main with a view, it is report
ed, of declaring the oity in a state of
Siege. Such a declaration would place
the town 30 absolutely under iron rule
that the government believe that 1t could
entirely suppress Socialism there. 1t is
reported that the government has decided
to make an exhaustive inquiry into the
whole subject OF Sunday labor.
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EVENTS ON THE TUIsF.
no Third Extra Day at Saratogm
Marked by no Liveliness.

The Third Extra Day at SRratOgm
Marked by NO Liveliness.
SARATOGA, N r., July 27.--This was
the third extra day Of the races. The
weather was superb, the attendance fair,
and the track in good condition.
FIRST RAcE-FiVe furlongs. Editor wons
with Jim ReDeylc second, and Scottish Lass
third. Time :02<.
SECOND RAoE-One mile and a fuTlOng-
Monogram won, with Enigma second, and
Rapids third. Time :5Sk.
THIRD kACE-Ihree- fOurths of q mile. Bet
tier won, with Roeere second, and Avery
third. Time l:E.
FOURTH RACE-0ne mile. FaIrmOuDt won.
with Yolo second, and Pegasus third
Time :f5.
FIFTH RACE-One milo aud afurlOng John
Davis won, with Bell Pate second. and Blan-l
ton third. Time .58.
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VIENNA, july N.--The Political Cor
resp0ndencs says that n settlement ~ the
Afghan difficulty ID unlikely until the end
of the year. M. de Giers IL going 20 take
six or eight weeks' holiday.
The 81. Petersburg Gdzette states semi
officially that the Marquis of Salisbury.
on July %, requested ~. de Tiers, the
Russian Foreign Minister, 10 withdraw
the claims OF Russia TO the disputed ter
ritary east OF Zulfikar pass, and that
M. do Giers refused point blank.
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Horses Kined bY Poison.

CLEVELAND, o., July 27.--Recently
there was a strike on the Payne avenue
street railroad and the police had to be
called to disperse the turbulent con-
ductors and drivers. Yesterday 81 Of tho
company's horses were poisoned with
crot0n Oil. Three have died. The re-
mainder are in a terrible condition.
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NEW YORVs LEGIsLATURE.
GOV. Hill Sugggosts Attending the
Funeral fn Body.

ALBANY, N. r, July 27.--Gov. Hin
has issued u proclamation TO the members
Of the Legislature, In which he says:
sit IL suggested as emineDtly appropri-
ate that the Legislature shC Guild Informally
assemble at the capitol on Tuesday, Aug.
next, nt 4 O'Clock. at the reception of
the remains Of Gen. Grant and participate
In the exercises on that occasion, and If
deemed desirable. 20 take such action dur
INK that event as may suitably express
the sentiments OF our State in regard 10
the distinguished dead, and afterwards 10
accompany the remains 10 New York and
attend the funeral in "A bOdyD
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Gladstone Confident of Victory.

LONDON, July 2.-Mr. Gladstone, in
letter to the Manchester electors, ex-
presses his confident belief that the newly
enfranchised electors will show their
preference for Liberal men and Liberal
measures. He SAYS that he looks for
ward, also, with assured confidence 10
the result OF the general election.
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Tho Criminal Amondmcnt MN.

LONDON, July 27.-Samuel Morley pre-
sided to-day at meeting Of members Of
Parliament who are pledged to remain in
London to support the criminal amend
ment bill. A special effort will be made
to secure the adoption of the clauses
which raise the age limit to 10 years and
permit the searching Of houses for girls
under Y yenrs by their guardIans.
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Whv "a Pastor Resirned

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 27.-Rev. Or.
W. II. Davis. cOlored, pastor of Zion
Baptist church, resigned tonight by re-
quest ofhis congregation, who complained
that he did not preach loud enough, and
did not raise them to that pitch Of fervor
which makes them so happy. DIR. Davis
is u graduate Of Harvard, and az one time
was President OF the colored Kentucky
State University.
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BOsTON. July N.--A mass meeting at
Faneuii Hall today tO express public
feeling on the death Of Gen. Grant was
fully attended by representative men.
The Mayor presided. Bishop Mailnliou
offered prayer. Gov. Robinson followed
IN an euiogy. Eloquent speeches we're
also made by Hon. II. .. Prince and Gen.
Dcyene. Appropriate resolutions were
then adopted.
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Discovery of Couple of Corpses-
Mt. CARMEL, PA, July 27.-The dead
bodies of a mau and boy terribly burned
We're discovered near Mt Carmel to-day
Foul play is almost certain. Cymbals
aud drum, found near by, leads TO the
supposition that they were itinerant
musicians. A bullet hole WAS found in
The hOy,e haad
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A PAPAL OoNsIsTORY.
ArchbishOps and Bishops Nominated
An AIioeutiOn by Leo.

ROME, July 27.-A papal consistory
was held today. Tho Pope delivered an
allocutiOn. Archbishops Moran. Of Aus
traha; Melches, Of Cologne; Capecelattro,
Of Capua; Battagliui, Of Bologna; Bishop
Schiafllno aud MOnslRnor Cristelloni were
created Cardinals. Two other Cardinals
were named ~ pettO. Eighteen Archbish-
ops and Bishops were nominated, including
RI. Rev. Dr. Walsh, President Of Mayrootn
College. Ireland, as successor 10 the late
Cardinal MoCabe, in the Archbishopric
Of Dublin, and Rt. Rev. DR.. Gross as
Archbishop Of Oregon, United States OF
America.
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The Services at Westminster.

LONDON, July 27.-The services in
memory of Gen. Grant at Westminster
Abbey will take place at O'Clock Tues
day, Aug. 4. The Dean OF Westmin-
ster will read the episcopal services and
Rev. DR.. Farrar viii deliver an address.
A large number of Americans have been
allotted seats for the ocoasioD.
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GIN. mANCOcK's
Gen. Hancook,s reply Vac I.

Your telegram received and carefully con-
sidered Although IL n not practicable for the
20 specially invite one or more military organ
izatiOnu from each state, ~ suggested by YOU;
nevertheless, all such as may promptly tender
their services viii DO assigned by me 60 suita-
bile position In the line. aud hope that many
Will be- able 10 do 10.
W.s. HANCOCK, Mai. Genu.
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MILITARY ESCORTS.

Companies from Each state WIN be
Welcomed Ia the Line.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, July 27.-The
following kilograms were exchanged To-
day between Stephen II. Smith, AdjUtant
General Of Connecticut, and Gen. w. s.
Hancock:
/ would respectfully suggest that n one or
more military organizations from every state
iu the linton were invited to participate in
the funeral services Of Gen. Grant I think
that tho invitation would be gladly received
and generally accepted.
STEPHEN X. SMITH, Adit. GEM.
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TlnaIandla Medical RoIief Bi1.

LONDON. July 27.-The medical relief
bin was read the first time IN the House
OF Lords this afternoon. Earl GrnnYillo
gave notice that for the purpose Of avoid
ing delay be would move q second reading
tomorrow
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Cloak Dealers Assign.

Boston, July &c. N. Carter g. CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in ladies'
cloaks and suits, have failed. IL IL re-
ported that their liabilities are $l25,0 200.
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A KoBBER SENT BY ExPREss.
The Opening Of n Suspicious Shipment
Results in "a Big Find.

Results in n Big Find.
ELRoY, WIS, July PA box was
sent by express from Black River Falls to
Chicago Saturday night. The messenger
became suspicious of the contents and
telegraphed to the authorities here. On
the arrival OF the train at this place yes
terday the box was opened and inside was
fouad man armed with a 37-calihre re-
yolver, billy, razor, a bottle OF chloro-
form, and a bunch of cord. He refused to
give his name. The box was shipped to
sydney l.. Barnard. Mt Chicago. Two
morepersoDs, supposed to be confederates,
were arrested here and all three are in
jail. 1t is supposed that they had planned
To rob the mail and express car. Nothing
is known hero regarding the identity Of
the men.
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DespoiIing the Church.

LONDON, July y. - Within an hour
after the marriage ceremony OF the Prin-
cess Beatrice a tumultuous mob entered
the church and stripped it OF its decora-
tions. The police were p0werIess.
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Icight MIners KlIIed.

PARIS, July 27.--An explosion occurred
In one OF the collieries at St. Etienne to-
day, and IL number OF miners were impris-
Oned. SO far eight dead bodies have been
recovered ,..i IA