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New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
TIDINGS OF A LOST VESSEL.

SACo, Me-, July 1S.-rhe crew of the
schooner Lady Thorn of Cape Porpoise, Captain g. W.
Wakefield recently picked up of Rockland bottle con-
tanning ragged slip OF paper which read as follows
"Run into by ocean In mid Atlantic. March 10
We will sink In a few minutes. Our bark sailed from
London 10Th February We have no nope. Piease pun
paper could be read the words "Hllleyankln, Cap.
tsin i,n.ay" and tho sentence, 81 mate" The
writing is poor and bears evidence OF great haste and
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
TEN HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.

Fire broke out about midnight on Saturday
IN the two.sory brick stable No. 227 East Twente ST.
Before It was discovered tho flames had gained consd-
erabs head way and horses were burned to death
Five Of them belonged to- c. Muller msnufacturer and
dealer IN preserves tue othcrs TO Chambers Il Butler
beer botters They were valued at 000 The building
was damaged $780, insured In the Home and Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance c0mpaniea
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
FyF0Rrs TO CAPTURE Az OLD CANAL BED

ERIE July 1S (Speciab. - Judgments
amounting to 81 900 900 have been entered upon the
court records against the Erie Extension Canal, now
defunct corporation, but which formerly operated
canal from Beaver to Erie. Rule WAS made to sho"
cause vhy should he issued and right OF
way seized This is attempt OF the Ohio River and
Lake Erie Railroad to secure perfect and already
graded right OF way from Shtnango Junction to Erie
without paying for it. The canal company has long
been dead ana land has been seized by farmers ana
many ANAL towns have been built along the Old se
The issue OF executions would oust all those
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
FATE OF SUPPOSED DYNAMITERS.

Cork, July 1S.-An explosion occurred to-
ooy IN all unused house near the home OF Mr. Crav-
ford, OF Lakeands. two miles outside the
c,,y TWO bodies recovered from the
,s ,nc ware identified as those OF carpenter OF the
80 cf Long and labOrer. Brian the latter was
I'm the employ OF MI Crawford 1. supposea that the
,,,cn ere engaged In making dy Mantle.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
THE NEW COLOMBIAN CONSTITUTION.
AN FxToRIIoNArE MAZE sERvICE-REsULT OF Mr..
vILAs'S METHODS.

=
vILAS'S METHODS
PANAMA, July 0.-The new Governor Of
Panama has so far gwen general satisfaction.
The Constitution for the Republic has not vet been
concluded BY the articles OF 1t already approved 1t is
certain that liberties heretofore enjoyed
will DO considerably curtaied Capital punishment has
again restored and the nation Is to back again
to Capitalization and immense will be vested in
the President. There are 10 be no more "sovereign
states but Departments the Governors OF two OF which.
Panama and Cundnamarca, will be appointed by the
President OF the Republic and not heretofore by the
people. The term OF service OF the Governors Will be
considerably extended whilst changes will be male In
the election system and in the regulation OF religious
matters of the State
Tie administration OF the Post Olce Department is
very unsatisfactory in Panama. Since the dim Guilty
between the Pacific Mail Company and the United
sta.es Posa. Department the company has undertaken
to bring all letter. for oonsig9ees Of freight shipped
age. which Is dispatched from the super ntendents
Office In NewYork in care OF the puser Of the ship by
whom 1t is delivered to the general agent OF ths com
pany IN this CITY, The postmaster here the moment ne
heard OF this arran demanded the package OF
letters from the general agent OF the Pacnc Mail Com
pany aud the letters now delivered from the Post
cents. the from the United States to Panama
In connection with the delays whcn occur here in the
receipt Of mail matter from the United states may be
given the following letter addressed TO the editor OF
1he Iananq str and Herald, and appearing in that
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CoMPASY's ,
GkNLRAL OFFICE. ,
COLON Agency. July .. 1856
SIR: The Royal Mall steamer Midway brought from
jamaica on the 7th lust tOur bags OF American mails
addressed to "Unitca states Consul Panama" The
United states Consul General of Panama declines TO re-
ceNo them The United states Consul In Colon declines
to receive them. The British packet agent and the
National Post Office have Informed that their in-
structons Will no. permit ;heD 10 receive them. The
ALA therefore left board the Mefway. some Of
your readers may De Interested III this. am sir your
oDedient servant, X. SUGGtTr,
General Agent Il. NJ ). p. Co.
The Rev. Joseph Alexander Perata. formerly rector
OF tie diocese of New Panpeuna in Colombia. was ap
pointed by Pope June 10 TO be Bishop OF Panama
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
, roryo u0rHsR 10 BE HAssED

COLUMBIA, 5. c., July Is (Spec'al wealthy
Williams, the young who 1Iisd hos es''a -
years ago by throwing it into . we'll Was 's's,'
tried In Nswburg for murder The jury o.o1sas an
yeriict OF guilty Judge HUDSON sen -ncea ~ .a.s,su
10 bs hung on the tnlri day OF sepssmber' "'''
for A now trial denied
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1886

day. the ground that tho Crowns witnesses werc re-
luctant testify fearing that their houses would DO
wrecked
There we're serious election Tyrone yesterday
Several persons injured and large number were
arrested. Additional police are being drafted.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
SUPPOSED TO BE A DEFA Utter.

CLEVELAND, July Is (SpeciaD.-At o'clock
this evening -ofPoucc Bradley arrested man
who gave the name OF Samuel Dennisou. In his pos
session were found papers showing him 10 be Samuel
n C,v inc defaultng cnief clerk Of tho Pltsburg PEN
SION Office lie denied his identity, but the description
correspunds Id every particular.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
AN ALARM SENT FROM THE BREvooRT HOUSE

special alarm of fire was sent out from the
Breyoort House last evening There WAS great commo-
,ion among the guests when the engines rolling up
10 tho door Tho cause the alarm the burning OF
some areton around Of tho chandeliers in the din
inr-room II was put out before tho arrival or the
ep gnes ana the signal II was said was rung unneces
sary by one Of walters who became frightened at
tha draf hnrat of the flame.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
DAMAGE CAUSED BY STORM.

ToRoNTo, July 1S.-ln a terrific thunder
and hail storm last night Samuel s. Bobby
who had taken refuge under a troe, was struck
nv lightning and killed. great deal of damage was
done nv hail and water, latter flooding the cellars
and Easements OF houses IN the ow-yng portions OF
he eli
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19

LoNG BRANCH, July IS (Specid0.-No ehor.
WAS made to on force termed the "biue ho"o
laws Of New Jersey. The liquor stores were MI P'.
as well az the candy and cigar stores The HACKS su
stages Piled regularly up aud down Ocean-a'@ HI "'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
v.ours RUyyIy0 A0ROUND.

The schooner yacht Dauntless grounded On the
West Bank near swineburne Island AT m Jesi""'' ~
came on AT 80 O'Clock without damage. . ., ,,, ,..
The soop yacht Avalon. Of The faNona iaehu ,uo nSns
asinr, near lie beacon lighthouse, sandy hoo' NAs
will water, a 92J \.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
Ey.MAYOR ALHONDS son DROWNED.

WmMINGToN, Del, July Is (Specia0.-Johh
p Almona ir. son OF er-Mayor Almond. OF this city,
was drowned this evening near tho mouth of Chrs1ans
River by the upsotting of "A boat
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19

lctter from the Rev sylvester Malone, transmittne
a check for $500 to Rev. DR. OReilly. tue NhtOna
Land Leagues treasurer and tho reply OF the heV Dr
OBelllX. read
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
nn,vcr NApOLEON COMING TO AMERICA.

PRINCE NATOT'730N V0TTV7 -
PARIS. July 1S.-Plince Napoleon Is ABOUT
,, for New. York meet his on the completion
" - = .,,, .round the world The Due de Chsrtres and
H,. family have started for IuhDridge'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19

BUYTyO BALTIMORE NEWSPAPER SIooh'
PHILADELPHIA, July Is iSpec'au.-it Is
stated that Charles Emory smith, Editor Oh INC 1''''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
WORK OF THE REV. FATHER MALONE

The Eastern District Parnell Parliamentary
Fund Association OF Brooklyn. Of which the kev Sy-
yeser Malone ia treasurer held meeting yesterday at
National Hall, South Frst-st ana BedfOrd-ave. Ihe
financial secretary reported the following contrl-
buttons:
Through the Rer Svrester Malone
Andrew D. Bard.....$l 800 90 +. Till .---..-.Slo w
Bernard Peters & Co. 20 OOI 400 oo
Previously acknow lodged. oool W
,c oo
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
. y,RgYAy KILLED "a ms CARS

A FREKIN hILLHU III III" :. :, 1,..
ERIK. Penn. July Is (Specidil. III. ID. s'@.o'
LAX. snore fireman. run over and siI's" "
car. Al tho Ers depot t0oAy
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned BY Telegraph and Mail
CONGRESSIONAL.


The Senate on the I'd agreed TO the on.
ference report on the Deficiency bill. A long
debaie OF q political nature took place ever
an adjournment resolution. when the Senate
took up the conference report on the River
and HnrbOr bill. which was agreed to. We
ue pension bills then came up and tho Pres.
| ident's veto vas sustained I'm the case OF
Mary J. NOttagc. and the korniser bill unani-
mOusly passed over the veto. Atthe even. ny
session the On Education and La
Dor was directed to continue aud complete
the investigation OF the relations between In.
Dor and capital. After agreeing to the con,
ference report on the Sundry Civil bill the
I senate went into executive session. and then
adjourned -. In the House the conference
report on the River and HarfDr bill was
agreed q. The same action was mad on the
Deficiency bill: also rs to the SUndrv Civil
bill. No other business was transacted and
Toe House adjourned.
IL the Senate on the 4th but little busi.
ness OF general interest was transacted. a
portion of the time no quorum being pres,
cnt. The conference report Oh the Surplus
resolution was agreed 20. End the Senate ad
1ourne1 without going into executive ses-
SION - La the House. the joint resolution
accepting from Mr.. Vanderbilt and Mr..
Grant objects of value presented to General
'r*nt 10y foreign countries va passed. The
conference report on the Surplus resolution
was. agreed to- A long discussion ensued
upon The adopt on OF the report of the oom-
mitt.c on the Cutting affair. pending which
the House adjourned.
IL the Senate on the 9Th little was done
but to make explanations on measures that
had failed TO BECOME laws by reason Of disa-
Yrccinents in conference. At the appointed
nour Tor adjournment the President of the
senate arose and after a brief address de-
cared the SESSION closed sine de In the
House the Senate bill accepting the gift OF
ihe Grant relics was passed. The Labor
Troubles Comm ttce was granted PERMISSION
10 -lt Gur.Ig recess. "A message from the
president aHnounc. ng ms approval of the
Defic cncy. sundry Civil and River and Hair
bor biils was received with applause. The
senate bill appropriatin2 <JluJ for com
plct'ng the public bu "a ing at iort Scott.
han, passed. The House was then declared
adJourned : he dc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

SANtELJ. llLDEN, the well known Demo
cratic standard bearer, died at Grevstone.
y. Y, on the morning of the 18th. He ha,
been ailing for a long time, the immediate
cause of death being failure OF action o!
the heart. The distinguished statesman
was born in New Lebanon, Columbia Coun.
ty. n. ", February ~, 1914.
JUDGE HOFF-TETTEH who extrHditcd Ra-
sures, recently murdered by Mexican OIL
cials, throws all the blame on Sheriff
Oglesby.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS has been unani-
mously reelected president of the Ma
tional Civil Service Reform League.
WILLIAM NJ. BAILEY has been nominated
for Congress by the Second Vermont dis
irict Democrats, to run against General W.
". Grout.
HARRISON DrRkEE, vice -presidenf of IN.
Western Union Telegraph Company, died
on the 4th.
lhE fresideS has signed the Suudry
C.v'i n General Deficiency bills.
In Democratic convention at Leaven-
worth, on the 4th, nominated Colonel
Thomas Moonlight for Governor of Kan
sas. William Whitelaw, Of Kingman, was
nominated for Associate Justice. The
convention adopted the platform and adj
iourned for the day.
DEMOCRATIC assemblies all over the coun-
try passed resolutions in reference to Til
denis death.
SoUTH CAROLINA Democrats have nomi-
mated State Treasurer j. T.. Richardson for
Governor.
Two aged persons and five children were
rowne 10y the sinking Of IN pleasure yacht
in the harbOr ut Portland, Me-. recently.
The new British Parliament met on the
5th.
THE President, on the 9Th. signed the De-
Dor bills.
SECRETARY LAMAR has received the resic-
nation of ". L. Johnson, of Chicago, as a
member of the Board of Indian Commis-
sioncrs.
DAISY MURpoCK. the well known actress,
died at New York on the 9Th after an ill
ness of several months with consumption.
Miss Murdoch was only seventeen years of
age.
JonN W. GRAHAM. son CT the Secretary
of the Navy under President fillmore, has
been nominated for Congress by the Demo-
Gratis of the Fourth district of North Caro-
lima.
The judicial elections ia Tennessee OH
the 9Th showed Democratic gains averay-
ing 25.OU over two years ago.
LrCIEN FNRCHTLD, of Wisconsin. was
elected Commander Of the Grand ARMY at
San Francisco on the 9th. with :. W. Back
us, of San Francisco Senior Vic. Com
mander. st. Louis was chosen rs the next
place OF meeting.
TIE President has appointed Thomas
Cooper to be collector OF internal revenue
for the Eighth district of Illinois. and y.
+. Acers To he collector Of internal revenue.
for the district Of Kansas. The above were
among the nominations upon which the
senate failed to act.
The funeral Of the late Samuel j. Tilden
took place on the eth, the body being con-
veyed from Yonkers to New Lebanon. y.
Y. The President and other notables were
present. The funeral was conducted with
out display OF any kind.
THERE was a rumOr in Washington n.
Gently that ex-Giovernor Click. OF Kansas.
would be Pension Commissioners in place
Of Black, who was to be made Minister 10
Austria.
MICHAEL DAvIrr. the Irish agitator. or
rived in New York from Liverpool on the
sth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
A ARMY GOSSIP.

he total ensmhershsp IN The nil
Ter Of the LOYAL Legion. Nav !. ~ss 81.
RI. order has fifteen ccmmaaisriss
L~muel p. HoIiis,sr. ot Post "a r Bona
III. claims the honor % having plsr.s
first Cs,on saS on ths sasmys re- a.
Mission Rsdgs.
General Martin 7. Mcmahon = -
York. wss elected President ot TT
% the Army Of the Potomac a: sts u.-
in San Francisco
q. w. Pyfsr. Polo. III. sss~rt= "a
Ninety second Illinois Infantry 49,
ar,, te plant the rsg over tls rs,~
Of Chattanooga
I, IL shown Nv the osscial records s'
I39is Union soldiers starved g. Sea-.
died from lssk Of proper med aitrs
q, A~ni-r,onviile.
San Francisco. through The 80 RIA
Finance Committee ~ th~ Ns..-.
rsts-i go 40 foy fa~ -u
men, 10 visitors - the great @arr.av-
Mr. Alexander Calder has fa
equestrian statue 90 ~t,~u~rl' S-s.-
dcrcst ~ ihc Paramount FagE Ns-
IL - 90 heroic proportions aei T~
the General a. be Appeared isr~rt-as o.
risns 20 hrs troog. ia latt.~
'F>' ''I'HV''"' q
mcnc~ =; Graud Island tuxs,. aa.t 3
September The program
sstirE ouv aui TO c,unrsiss at .t
Army - tSc i;~Yatl.r "a t.a
'uHr a. oil hTsthcrr 'u a.us a.-
" '"'
'''"' N"'' 81 "'"
'e"rf"t alter tRNu~
-htvf ~ tar S'us a. A"f"saa Fs
Paul NlnH. ~ ats WAY ts f.F $500
Csc" "ncau'i "i""t a"i "Hs
= banIN'uir u'aunrT rs ~ t.
:! Csc TX y Morgan 'anH -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
AlSCELLANEUCS

THE lockout ut the Timberline Mont.
mines continues. Thirty women the other
day forced a 'blackleg" to quit work.
They escorted him home to his wife and
instructed his wife to look out for him.
ALFRED PACKER. the Colorado man
eater" Was sentenced recently to forty
years in the penitentiary for mansisugh.
ter, eight years for each Of his five vic
tins.
Spanning OF the Cutting case, Rcpresen-
tative Curtin. Pennsylvan;a's Wal Gov
ernor. recently said: 1t is an outrage: we
should net submit for a dav to such treat
ment Of an American citizen rs has been
dealt out TO Cutting. 1t is not the man. 4
is the principle. We can not be too zeal.
Gus in protecting the rights Of our people
elsewhere. The attitude Of Mexico is pre-
posterous Is well as insulting"
TWENTY-FIVE new cases Of typhoid fever
and three deaths were reported on the
South Side, Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 5;h.
There were over aO cases. MACY fatal.
NJ. DE LEs>Ers has issued . new circular
addressed to the shareholders in the Pan.
anna canal. in which he Says that over
10000 shareholders have subscribed Tor
$3.50 shares in the new loan.
TIE grand jury Of New York has post
poued the Investigation into The charges
against Commissions Of Public Works
Squire and Maurice b Flynn for . few
days until Mayor Grace has concluded his
inquiry.
AsIAflc cholera is reported prevalent ct
Madison. Chippewa Falls and Xiladore
Wis, several deaths having occurred
Some, howevec, deny that the plague is OF
the Asiatic type claiming that il u viru-
lent cholera mOrb0A
JOIN r. SnI1u. the sccomplice OF Jump
hanged at Gallasin, No, ON the :th- Jump
VA executed acoaple Of vsehs previously,
SrSith being roSpited.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

An uneasy stakeholder in one of Mr..
Huntington's railroads, recognizing
the millionaire on u train. although he
had no personal acquaintance with
him. made bold to ask him for Informs
zion regarding the condition of the
soad whose bonds he held. Mr.. Hunt
imgtou went into an elaborate explana-
1iOn If the matter, and, at the close.
parted his questioner's apologies for
intruding. with these words: when
1 used to keep a country store and Q
customer came and walked me up at
sidnisht I always was glad to 60 and
:crt what he wanted. for l knew nobody
vou:d come around bothering me at
sa,: hour if they didn't want something
pretty bad. 1t paid to be polite and
accommodating in the cd days and l
guess it rays STILL"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

Treasury Department recently convey
Ing the information that fivc-cent nickel
and One-ccnt pieces will be forwarded
from the United States mint at Phila-
de'phia free of transportation charges.
in sums of twenty dollars or m%ultip!cs.
ON the receipt and collection by the
superintendent IF the mint of a draft
on New York or Philadelphia. payable
10 his order.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

COMMISSIONER CoLMAN has prepared
a circular containing rules and rcgula-
tions for cooperation between the
United States Department of Agricul-
iurc and the authorities of the several
States and Territories for the suppress
SION and extirpation of contagious
p,curO-pneumonia of cattle. The cir
cular quotes the provisions of the law
approved June 50. lSS6. the latter APP
propriating n hundred thousand dol
lars to be employed in such manner as
the Commissioner may think best to
prevent the spread Of plcuro-pneu-
annnia
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

|, CAPTAIS FRANK II. LoSCFoEp went out
to capture sword FISH near Gloucester,
Mass. the other day. He ~harrooned one.
which rose to the surface and drove its
sword through the boat. penetrating the
abdomen Of the Captain 80 that Ec VIII
Idle.
All tine cotton rlills in Augusta. Gn-,
CLOSED down on the 10th and +.pN hands
were idle. There was no rrospec; of a set
clement of the trouble
GOVERNOR IRELAND. Of Texas. has issued
ia proclamation asking for relief for drouth
sufferers.
DANIEL MAGoSE. Of OgdenshurC, v. Y,
has been appointed collector Of customs II
the port %. New York.
E~N-GovERNor JouN W. SrrvEN-nN. Of
Kentucky, died on the 10Th at his home in
Covington. Ky. aged seventy-eigLt.
TIRE boiler q! a thrcsher ergiE. exploded
on the Foser farm near Jefferson. Wis.
the other dav. killing five persons instantly
Anthony Klein, the engineer. and his son
Joseph Lester. and his ten-year old boy
and Joseph Haas. Another of L-st-r's
sons aged eight years and a nan named
Fisher we're fatally scalJed. Several
others received scaldS.
MI>. l.. II. PAvY. widow Of the late DR..
Pavy. naturalist OF the Greedy Arctic ex-
petition. has donated TO the National MI
scum, Washington. the relics collected by
her husband on his Arctic trip.
ZINENER, HERMAN & Co.'S brewery. near
Woodstock. H.. was destroyed bv fire re-
Gently. Loss, S1GOO: insurance, 5000.
r. - II &c.,
OF America have decided to ~smalcainste
with the International an! thus end the
long strife.
RAINS on the 10th checked the Wisconsin
fires.
THIRrY-osE buildings were burned as
Saul. Ste. Mare. Mich. recently. EST
mated loss. s1e oO; small Insurance..
SovIRE AMI Flynn. charged with official
.corrup,iou, have been indicted by the New
YORK grand jury.
JAME. BAILLIr HAMILTON was married on
the 10th in Wes,mia<ter Abbey to Lady
EVELYN. daughter Of the Duke 81 Argyle.
". Hamilton is wall kno~a in New York
ard Boston.
A Ssxr.HNAx Who has been with ex-
|Prrsidea, Arthur at New london. says Tie
is looking m--h better than the
public generally believes
Rrrrxxs from tweasy.six OF the larger
Of the coantry show an increase
OF 2 per ceua in The stamp sales during the
month Of July. as compared With the same
month last year.
RuMo.s Of naval and military move
ments against Mexico on the losh ~ere ne
uerous and sensational. Orders ~ere ~
ported issued to several vessels 10 PrsParo
for sea Troops sere also ordered % hold
thsmselves in rrSi,neSS
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13
Earn Notes

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sy - = - sa41 = As&s
s f..ss,~ - ~ssTr bs 80
t.f a sszr. thee g~stf- Es~i 80
-tAe. Tks-- ~ Les sggzas3za .
..4 Ill s-vxsfsi - ~s 80 ~~ e
x.rs.~4 49, FD.~~n ira $3.50 @
a-r Ass- a. - ss%&tg .u-@ y
-. -.pta~..o. es -gazi gsfts -
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- - ~ yl.<- 1..t~a ~ sssa<
ua-. z..~f ,s.s ,sx le~a 0n 8
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sznosa.
aau~ s~s. .at ra-sr-s. -
rsostnx .o ts-.~a: As4s<
o,-x..s. q .Aor. 90 ~v.r~ -
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s,,a "a. ,h- ,ssrss oil ssy. - -
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raj. ssa.n.. . tree to is;.~s "
Ix n. s~.sh~r. rA<s. So S@3
ca ,ss 1~u~ eas - 30 k~s -,
Dkr~G
n. a~e~4~sry o< po.ass
~~.eA o~~sarss 10 sss~s -
r,0~.s ~ l.saas snaszsSs f -
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srm snI .ossa eo~a..alx. la -
ar No ~s~S. - .s< srass - e -"
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

The Journal Official publishes the
statistics Of the foreign trade of France
during the first half of the present
rear. The imports amounted to 2.O79.-
SSt.WNOf.. whereas during the same
period in 1885 they were ,. l02. 5SS. oOOf.
The decrease i'm raw materials for in
d0stry amounted to 81. 600. OO0f.. bat it
was lcsscned by an increase of $780,
NWf. in the importation of articles of
food. The exports during the first six
months Of lS>6 We're 1859. SS4. OOOf As
against 1.495. l74.OoUf. in the first hall
sf 1885. Manufactured articles figured
In this augmentation for IS. 200. 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

SECRETARY ENDICoTT had Il singular
experience the other morning for a
Cabinet officer. He visited the House
70 secure action on a resolution for the
acceptance of the Grant gifts. He
walked all around the chamber with
out being recognized by a single mem
her. and was just about leaving when
Mr. Randall recognized and engaged
him in converSftion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

The London police have, it is stated,
.een informed Of the existence of cx-
1Iensive intrigues by Irish and Russian
dyEamitcrs against the English Gov
eminent. Detectives will be stationed
at the different Russian ports. and all
arrivals from Russia to Great Britain
will be closely watched and the vessels
searched
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

TIE Nationalist Of Castle Blarncy.
Monaghan, are boycottinS the recently
opened branch of the Great Northern
(Ircland) railway because a nominee
Of the league was not appointed station
master by the railway company. The
present station master is receiving
threatening letters, and the employees
are afraid to resume work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-13

HERBERT HAMMOND and Edward
Tenant bet n dollar on the depth ~
water i'm a well being dug forIbc
National Consumers Meat COMPANY in
Baltimore. John Carwell Vent down
to sec and was overcome with poison,
gus SaSS,-Inenry Martin went down
20 save him. lie was overcome and
both were taken out dead.