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INTERESTS OF THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, July (SpeciaU A sensation has
bsen caused here among volunteers by the action Of
UNCONDITIONAL D. Orsonnens of the ST. Johns mill
. ohoo, IN ordering cadets on last sunday to get on
,h.r knees and present arms to God" 1t 10 contrary
to all rules and regulations for men to kneel whe pre-
seg AND srs s not bs Sr. 20 90 in the
a,n Maintain Penitcntiary for participating in the
scsn, rebellion are bo granted full amnesty by the
Goyernment
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ovERPowERIyG HEAT N MADRID.

MADRID, July 7.-The heat in this city was
so overpowering to-day that tho Cortcs WAS compelled
70 adjourn before reaching vote the budget csti-
mates
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PROTEST AGAINST THE CLOSING OF BATOUM
LONDON, July THE English Government
will take no isoated action n connection with the clos
ing of the port OF Batonm by Russia, but will merely
oin the other Powers sending diplomatic protest
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AN on FACTORY BURNED IN DUNKERQUE.

PARIS, July THE Marchand Brothers oil
factory at Dunkerque, has been burned The loss is
1000 900 francs Five hundred are thrown out
Of employment by tho hre.
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FRAGMENTS Or GABLE NEWS,
M.npIp July IA severe shock Of earthquake was
fell al Malaga to-day,
PARIS. July 7.--cardinal Guibert Archbishop OF
Para is seriously ILL.,
COMET. .SryoprR, July The Porte. on account OF the
Bulgarian complications mas stopped oi'oanuns 'H0
troops.
p.RIs July IA statue OF Lamartino was unveiled
.odav AZ Passy NJ. FloQuot delivered eulogy reer-
10 Iamartine ~ "the great citizen by whose
res means ~ the Republic was gwen to the people"
ReRIxs. July 1.-THE total number OF persons VINO
em,gratod from Germany from January TO May. botn
sn,.,vs IN 33g77. THIS Is large decrease as c0tn-
nnrsd with figures for the corresponding period OF 1888.
BERLIN July ZBorsGs RAILWAY works ,,nns 10 be5n. 5a2
mnI pa.m tonded 10 1888, will shortly be closed owing
~, ~ nc"ntin nued loss arising from low prices
July The onolsrs returns
t Tao,sua go cases, 35 deaths LAtiAno o5 eascs
or a.sshs one case reported at Venice The Fcpoio
Eo"no assers that the oioal figures are lower 'han
the actual rgures.
p.nrs July TN. dc Lessops roconty asked N. 90
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FRAGMENTS or CABLE NEWS.

LONDON, july I--0IE anu MIS- rIU"0r E"Eo
hr,snt entertainment last evening at Stratford on
a a yon IN honor Of Or. Oliver Wendell Holmes
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FLAMES IN THE BRUSSELS UNIVERSITY.
BRUSSELS, July 1.-The great hall and the
entire right wing OF the University OF Brussels was
burned to-day. 4 portion OF the library saved
The loss is 100000
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The Elrst Thres Yenrs, Mnster.

To THE EDITOR In your issue of April %
w. w. Jackson, of Washington, ID. c., makes a
statement which would like to correct He
says the 18th III. was the first muster for three
years, which is grand mistake. The ID ~ Y.
S. NJ, enrolled on the 18th of April, 1861, was
mustered into the United States service as the
SD n. Y. on the 21st of May, 1861. for three
years or during the war, by Gen. Thomas, on
Capitol Hill, Washington, ID. c.; consequently,
was the first three years troops mustered. /
speak from personal observation, as / was
"thar."-RICHARD FOWLER, Second Lieuten-
ant, SD n. Y, Lawrence, Kan.
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A Closely Rrlated Cnmnanr.

To THE EDITOR: As several have been boast
ing of the number of pairs, triOs, ETC., in their
different organizations, / think our company
can down any that have been published yet.
We had in the Washington Cavalry, which
was afterwards Co. b, 22d Pa. Cav, % pairs of
brothers, and the father of one Of these pairs,
besides two triOs and one quartet, or four
brothers; the oldest of the four, and the only
one married, was killed, and several of the
pairs were broken before the close of the war
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SPORTINs NORRIS.

The trotter Joe Davis, AIN. which
won nearly $4,000 in last years circuit
wassold Mt Dayton, o., on Friday week fol
$4,000, >oa MIR. Burroughs.
Teemer Gaudaur and Courtney are
shortly TO row at Minnetonka, Mimi, foI
S5OO, and "a per cent of the receipts, and
at winnipeg on July lst and I'd for
$500.
a notable event hus been arranged nj
Bay Ridge, Baltimore, in which Teemer.
courtney, Gaudaur, Ross, Lee and Hamm
are entered in II single-scull race for
,bOO, and also in double. scull races.
The accounts Of the two races in which
the cutter Galatea appeared and was
beaten by the Trek on June 9th and It'll.
show that the Galatea is sitter than She
was last year, though still inferior to the
Irex in speed.
james Keenan, of Boston has lust re-
turned from London, and reports slupper
Smith to be one of the finest specimens
of human flesh seen outside Of Sullivan.
He will be over in the fall, according to
Mr.. Keenan,.
Anew aspirant for championship hono,s
at court tennis has appeared in Englr.nd
in }. L. Fennell, dubbed Jimmy He
recently beat the champion, George j. am.
bert, by three sets to one, the cham Mon
giving the odds of 10.
Teemer has challenged Hinlan 20 row
another race on July 18th. as the latter
feels dissatisfied at the result of the race
at Pleasant Island last October. Teemer
says; 81 shall know who Hanlah will do
in two or three days. That We INV
1ast race peiore sailing sqT to row
Beach September 30tI or lst on
tho Thames for 81, 50
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The Queen's speech Announcing the
nlea0futfasn.


LONDON, June Parliament was pro.
rogued to-day. The following is the queens
speech;
ny Lords and Gentlemen. l have deter.
mined to ralease you from your high duties
before the full accomplishment of the reg
ular work OF the session, Ia order 10 aseor-
tain the sense Of my people on the impor-
tlnt proposal TO establish a Legislative body
In ireland for the management OF Irish ms
distinguished from imperial affairs. With
this object 1t Is my intention TO Immediately
dissolve Parliament,
continue to happily maintain the most
friendly relations with foreign powers.
have the satisfaction TO acquaint you with
the fact tnat the warlike operations Of
Servia against Bulgnrlu have been brought
| 10 a close through the wise counsel of the
| powers aud the forbearanee Of the Sultan,
nlao, after a period OF anxiety, of the adop-
| tiou of pacific eounscls by Greere.
The dlsarming of the Greek forces now In
| progress, has removed serious danger to
| the peace OF the east OF Europe. The state
| OF Affairs In Egypt has improved. l have
been enabled to materially reduce my force
| In that country and to bring Il within the
southern limits of Egypt proper. have
concluded an arrangement with Spain
| which, II adopted by the Cortes, will,
/ trust, increase our commercial intercourse
| with Spain, and also encourage the impor-
alton OF colonial wines. | have felt a
| lively pleasure In promoting the exhibition
| Of products, manufactures and art OF my
colonial and lndlanV domlnIons, which Il
being held In the metropolis.
| feel that this enterprise and the cordial
interest the people exhibit therein ut once
prove the sympathy uniting the several
| portions OF tho Empire, and powerful tend
TO confirm and promote that sympathy.
Gentlemen Of he House Of Commons;
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Tho Book Of Rocks.



One Of the foremost Oriental scholars in
Europe, Sir M. Monier Williams, Pro.
fessor of Sanscrit of Oxford, who has
studied the Indian religions for 40 years,
most ofthe timeintheiro own land has lately
spoken with studied moderation, but with
Justly doginatic emphasis, which should
be decisive for every balanced mind.
Thoroughly learned in the sacred Scrip.
lures of the east, no speaks not with en-.
plrlcai criticism, mt with the authority
OF a master, He has literally nothing to
say but what exNlts the Bible to the utter
disparagcinent of the whole Buddhist
library. He declares "the very diapnson,
so to speak, " Of all the doctrine of the
east TO be the prescription of self
righteousness. The hope of extinction
or absorption OF being TO escape universal
suffering aud despair, is the cream Of
Buddha's teaching. And this sour and
cnrdled essence of despair liz the new COS
pei which our boosted modern culture is
giving us, Ms being noble teaching, and
equal TO, or only second TO, the wisdom
of Christ. The University of Oxford is
trnnslating and publishing the sacred
books of the east, and her professor comes
from the halls of learning to declare in
plaln and popular style how vast is the
gulf separating the gospel of Buddha
from the Gospel Of Jesus Christi
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judge Kelley. the father of tho House +,
= said by a writer In the Chicago MAJ Ia
t,ye a remarkable appetite. a. a general
lining, he does not ent much more than thq
average h"n|thy man, but. when he makes
q speech IN committee or before the H0nsn
i puts al ndge upon his appetite which
taxes an enormous amount OF food to dull
Vie more he talks, the hungrier Il nppNnrs
10 mako him. "l've seen the old pentIo.
mnh, says "a man who knows him we'll
walk into an important committee meet
ing directly inter dlsp04ing OF hearty
luncheon, aud talk steadily for an hour
aiiof which he would at once hurry 10 the
restaurant and have some more luncheon,
Sometimes whom he had long speech Ia
make tho waiters would have orders Ia
Keep him supplied at intervals with sueb
dainty tidblts ms broilcd chickens or pate da
fol gas sandwiches, and once silw him
astonish even the gentlemen who hnd
grown used 20 his peeuiarlty by eating two
bruiled chickens, after making n tnrifI
speech ofan hour. Talking seems to havethe
same effect on him rs sharp walk on n
crisp winter morning does on an ordinary
man, or three-mile trot before break inst
on prize fighter training for n mill"
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mrs. oIeveIand's ApolIlnnrl..

" wish the GioJe would correct A mis-.
statement TINT has gone out into the
newspapers" said senator Mcmillan
land that is that Mrs, Cleveland drank
VINE 1t her wedding. / enjoy the friend
snip of DR.. Sunderland, and | can state
positively upon his word that Mrs. Cleye-
hand did not drink wine on that occasion.
Will tell you just exactly what DIR. sun
hetland told me. OF course it does not
indicate that Mrs. Cleveland is radical on
me question of drinking wine or not, but
IL shows that something can be misstated in
the papers. DIR. Sunderland saws that
when tho wedding party went into the
dining room and gathered about tho table
WINE was poured out by various members
OF the company, The President drank
champagne ms did Secretary Whitney,
Secretary Manning and others, and Miss
Cleveland poured out glass of apollina-
riA winter for the bride and one also for
herself, and it was that they drank and
nothing else. That yon can state as a fact
positive and absolute y