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A BOGUS BUTTER ROW.
MIR. Miller Gets Personal and Mr.
ingalls, Takes His Scalp.

anSailS takes His ScaIps
WASHINGTON. July 10. - The senate
passed its time to-day in discussing the
oleomargarine bill, but arrived at no conclu-
sion. The only event of interest attending
the debate was the passage at arms between
ingalls, and Miller. The latter, who is an
advocate of the bill, referred in sneering
terms to the early ayocations of the Kansas
member. In reply Mr.. Ingalls, said:
The senator from New York had seen fit to
descend into the arena of personalities. His
humor was very much like the attempt of q
hippopotamous to dance on the slack rope.
Laughter. The senator had seen fit to refer
to his (Mr. IngallsO youthful avocation and
to present the spectacle of country peddier
dealing in bogus jewelry and elixirs. To that
he (Mr. 1nealls) had this remark to make
that whatever he might have done he had
never stood before the senate advocating q
measure in which he had the strongest pos
sible interest, as the senator from New
the dairy business. He owned 8
dairy farm and herd OF cattle, putting pro-
duce on the market as the product of Oak
Hill or Oak Leaf creamery, and he used the
whole power of his official station as senator
and as chairman of committee to get the
measure away from the committee to which
it belonged and referred to his own commit
tee, and he stood on the floor of the senate
day after day advocating measure which
was to increase directly the profits of his own
products. (After Mr.. ingalls, had delivered
this sentence with great emphasis and effect he
paused for several seconds amid the most
profound Silence.) A more shameful specta-
Gle had never been presented to the American
people than had been presented in regard to
this measure. In the other house it had been
under the leadership of the chairman of a
committee who was himself engaged in the
hlJSinaCG in hid taotr 10
man was reinforced by the chairman of the
committee on agriculture (Mr. Mills), who
was engaged in the same business and who
was to profit BIZ the legislatisn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-20

Many Of the people at Columbia are indig-
nant at the city council for continuing the
license at $500 after high license ticket had
cense.
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American Association,

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Panic at a Funeral.

NEW YORK, July 19.-While the body Of
young lady was being inferred in the
cemetery in Rockland county yesterday
a large tree was struck by lightning. caus-
ing panic among the mourners. some Of
whom wept and prayed, while others
rushed horror-stricken from the spot. After
a while the interment was proceeded with,
and the body placed in the earth amid the
terrible war of the elements.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
JOTTlNGs HERE AND THERE.

BArAvIA, July 7.-Wiliam Enright and
Angus scharf seated last night In front Of B un-
ercn ouor store scharf busted himself in loading
old mui ke using wad OF paper for bullet He then
fired at a point by and ths wad of tightly com-
pressed paper passed through He then entered the
store reloaded the nusket and went TO where Ensish
was sitting pointed musket at his back aud nred
The charle made hole two inches IN circumference III
Enrlghts body. killing hun. scharf was arrested.
NEwBURG. July tspeciaD. D.-Its Is learned that 1.-THE
insurance companies neeced by +. g. Phillips insurance
agent at Fshkil Landing are the Royal Of Liverpool
London and Lancashire aud the Western Of Toronto
The ROYAL and the London Lancashire are losers Of
"a each ahd the Western $1,000 through the hrc ~
William CAROLS hat factory at Aatteawaa.
RoYDoUT, July 2. John Ward OF " of Trap. Va, and
Mrs. Jennie Lansing, Of Kerhonkson, Ulster County.
were married Saturday They never saw each other
until the night preceding the marriage Tho courtshp
had all been carried by letter. After tue Wedding
tho couple started for virginia
CAS.JouARIE, July by condensed reports froE
Montgomery Olsego. schoharie. Oneida and Madison
Counties It 10 estimated that tho hop crop this faii WI"
not be over of the average yield The yards
are covered with lice, English flies and money nem.
Where 4 and cents offered for last years hops
three ago 5 and Is cents now easily outAu"u
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
SOCIAL NOTES IN SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 7.-Napier LOthl-
ans orchestra arrived from Boston. Mass last night
and opened the musical season at tie Grand Union
Hotel Puerners orchestra OF New-YOrk CITY. reached
the Clarendon Hotel this afternoon All OF the hotel
orchesras are in their places The first hop OF the
season given at the Krnsngton Hotel last evening
The Rev. Dr. Charles +. Deems, Of the Church OF the
Strangers New-York city, Is here. Hc made his first
visit to Saraoya springs forts five years ago. Henry
E. Barton Baltimore, Mi Is here on his fory-iirst
annual Visit. lie says: "saratoga was small pIacr
when first saw IT, where tle cluo muse ho" stahus
have shot wOOdcock."
Geperal aud Mrs Winsor Il. French have returned
from their wedding trip and are occupying the Gen
ern,s cottage in North broadway.
At tue South Broadway Cottage OF Edward Hawk, OF
this afternoon occurred the marriage or
his daughter Miss Bessie. To Joseph Wilson, OF New
York. The wedding Was private. Tne Rev. d. Joseph
Carey oticiaed
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
soC1Fry OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR.

SARATOGA, July tSpeciaD.-The Young
Peoples Societies of Christian Endeavor held three ses
sions to-day The opening prayer weeting was led by
the Rev. T. W. Jones' pastor OF the New England Con-
gregatona Church Of Saratoga Springs The report OF
general secretary George NJ Ward. OF Lowell Mass
showed the organization to be prosperous. The pres
dents address was delivered By W. J. Van Patten Of
Burlington VT The EMISSION Of music IN our work y
occupied the better portion OF tue afternoon session.
the discussion lei by the Rev. 8 W. Airiauce. OF
Lowell and the Row. c. p Mills. OF NewblrypOrt, Mass
William shaw OF South Boston, ur-ei the promotion or
devotional spirit The mode of conducting "a BLDG
training clasS exp lined By Dtniei McConausny.
jr.. OF Philadelphia The afternoon session coseI WIN
were made. The evening session was devoted u the
OF the cardinal principles o tne worK-or-
Revs n Boynton OF Havorbll: j. l. HI. OF Lynn; c.
A. Dickinson OF Lowell. and +. E~ C'arH' OF south
D.at
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

Princess Of Wales, the Duke and Duchess OF Con-
naught, Princess Louise. many other royalties aud
the whole royal household were present. Luncheon
was served IN the Waterloo Gallery. Then the
guests were presented to the Queen. The list OF
Colonias and Indians fills entire column and in
cludes Sir Charles Upper and other Canadians.
The whole party came away charmed with the re-
ception. London asks wonderingly, What Will the
Queen do nextf
The American Minister and Mrs. Phelps received
their conpatriots at their residence in Lowndes
Square, Monday afternoon, from to T. The rooms
on two floors were thronged during three hours.
American flags and American faces were every
where. Nearly the whole American colony in Lon
don was present. There many American WIS.,
itors No prettier celebration and no more repre-
sentative company of Americans has been seen IN
London. G.W's.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
ToPRID WEATHER IN OTHER CITIES


SLIGHT IMpRONEMENT IN BOsIO H-MtCH COOLfH
IN CHICAGO.
BosTON, July : lSpecid0 Another intensely
hot day mas felt in Boston To-days highest inti-
cation OF the Signal Service thermOmster IN the Post
Office building given this afternoon when tho ner-
cary stood at 9io against go yesterday. At 81 m tho
thermometer was at 7sa aglins, 73' at the same hour
Yesterday morning. Al o'clock this morning the mer.
cury indicated 75o; at 3 yester ay morning. 81.
Az ii A. m. to-day the indication WAS s9'. The wind
has west all day brcezs DowIoS Al the rate OK
about twenty-five miles an hour.
CHICAGO July Among those overcome by the in
tense heat Yesterday Lemue Close, OF the I'M
ported Lake shore switchmcn. While r.iinS beside
ron brake he fell between The AMI was ground TO
snap.less mass The weather today was greatly I'M
proyei. At the mercury stood at - Dut IL leIi
rapdly all the morning. being only AZ at o'clock. Ino
suien fall II attributed to the fact that at 05p IL NJ
he wind which hai been blowing from tho south, sud-
donly yeered around to the northwest
COLUMBUS July iSpecdD. This has been the hottest
day Of tho year. Al IL No. tue thermometes at quo
signal service office marked 95o while other hcrmome.
ters In parts OF the city shO@eio9 o9' Several
sunstrokes were reported
WORCESTER, Mass, July Peter WEIGH. employed IN
Ballads quarry here. died last night OF susroAe.
MANCHESTER. n. H., July Eva NJ. the hve-year Old
child H. +. Adams died yesterday from tue effects OK
sunstrOhc.
DOVER n. H., July I'm the last forty -eighs hours
seyer Young been prosratcd by the heat
one victim Hugh Fangsn, Jr., die TINS morning
KINGSTON. n. Y. July Z (spocian.-rne mercury
reached 90 III the shade at 3 y. III. to-day. oevefh
- ses Of sunstroke were reported rom outlying .owns
nended. Men IN the hay tiets wero prostralci- boas
men suffered greatly on the river.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
FAILURES or SPECTATORS IN ST. LoVIS

ST. LOUIS July lSpeciaD.-By the recent
RAPID advance In wheat Chicago dealers nave
"squeezcd -. 600 900 from ST. Louis operators Inc
latter have been big bears. and on the de'
cline a few months ago made immense
sum. They not satisfied, however, anu
we're certain wheat going to % cents. Two weeks
ago a syndicate formed in Chicago. ana week ago
began operations. st Louls mad been selling immense
fines short Suddenly the market went up, advancing
10 In four days The ST. Louis traders ateIbpeu
10 cover, but paid dear for the privilege Ihey theu
started TO buy and after they loaded mp NJ the top
figures the market broke on the curb over Two cents
and demOralzoi them again D. h i.ewls * % ia''eu
and several otner firms are IN trouble.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

4 PLEASURE BOAT RUN DOWN BY A STEAMER.
CHICAGO, July 7.-Mr. and Mrs. Everett VI
son and Mrs. Dr. Lord went riding IN boat IN char@e
OF sailors last evening AT $50 O'Clock they were
of Tayor-s when their craft run into by the ex-
cur.ion steaner Gazele The party was thrown into
the water with the exception OF the sailors who cmoeu
on steamer desertng their boat at the nrst shock
inc azclle ahead short distance ana the captain
then sent boat to Of the persons Struggling
I'm the water Mr.. Wilson and Mrs Lord were plcKci
unconscious. but Mrs Wilson was drowned MI VII
son is con fdenti clerk for Z. ID. Armour
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
STARVATION IN TIltS

CISCO. Tex, July (SpeciaO.-So severe mas
the drouth become In shacklefogd County that the
inhabitants are abandoning their cattle and homes sn'
migrating eastward begging their food "' they GO no.
rain has fallen In months ih're not an a'"
Of wheat, corn OR oats IN tho county o"''A'o'o
,untv WA. settled mostly by people from the E.ssssn
states who eams 10 Texas In good circumstances .no
cattle have d d. their crops have bnraei up anu haat
$500 ,rs nm s.sble Without food ami almost wnous
cIothiug they are tryiag mako their Nay osoA "'~
lnree huuired families are desIituss
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
INDICTED FOR MALPRA CTiCE

NEw-nAvEN, July (SpeciaD.-The Grand
Jury returned "a true bill against DIR. Frank Gallagher
for ma practice resulting In the death Of Sadie ieine
mau, VINO died at the NewHaven Hospital on April D..
Miss Heneman was OF good family and Dr. Galagher
4, the son OF James Gallagher. chairman OF the Con-
necticut Democratic states Central Committee. Dr.
gallagher absconde ell after the woman died and 10
supposed to be hiding In Now York City.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, July 7 (Specab.-
The propeller Oconta OF the Northern Transportation
Line early this morning ran on shoa just below
Thousand Island PARK and stove large hole in her hull
forward. She Immediately sank Only a small part OF
the bow renamed above water she was Detroit
steamer and was loaded with imported drygools and
wire for the Western trade Her .Iaster Captain Mar
Tin attributed tho wreck thick fog. she had crew
OF twentycight and hfteen passengers This was the
first trip of the since similar accident last falL
lives lost. The loss on the cargo VIII prooaDy
he 100000.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
HAIL WIND AND RAGN AT scRANroy.

SCRANTON, PENN, July 7.-Tne seyerest
,v,na han and rain storm for years struck this
civ from the northwest at p. IN. to-day IL lasted
about fifteen minutes and terrific 1t was similar
~ a wes,ern tornado Trees were uHooted Ia various
mart. Of the CITY, Several houses were unroofed fences
blown down and windows broken Hail stones As large
- ,v.lnu,. fall in large quantities and ths rain cans
Sown m torreDta Telephone wires were bsiy Injured
Tbe storm north OF this city moro severe, and the
damaye I'D crops aud property Is great ABOUT oclocS
,hmn,ler sfnrin set III. lasllng for several hOurS
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
.y,pcUrsTS NOT HELD FOX MIKE WORDS.

ST. LOUIS, July THE motion to dismiss
,hs cases Of the Anarchists charged VITA unlawful as
.emby with approving the action OF their chicago
brethren IN the Haymarket riot was argued THIS ater-
noon I'm the Court Criminal Correction Judge Noonan
granted the motion to dismiss. holding there WAS
noth,ne 10 show that the alleged unlawful resolutions
A. onersd we're adopted II tho resolutions were only
offered and adopted the sentiments eAp'eassott
therein were merely opinion and every oAe was en-
to nus op MON this country. II was tne enough W
prosecute wuen men guilty OF some overt ACT
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
THE IRISH ELECTIONS.
PREMEDIrATED OUTRAGE BY ORANGEMEN-
SERIOUS NATURE OF THE RIOT.


Csprrglti 1856 North -iD,eyican cable Neirs Co
DUBLIN, July 1T turns out that the not
Ing Monday night OF more serious nature than
first supposed and the outrage perpetraed by the
Orangemen more wanton. An Orange worKingmen's
club is within two doors of q Nationalist working
club and a crowd opposite the latter was rejoicing
anticipation OF Greys victory the Orangcmen threw
bottles and other missiles from an upper window ana
the crowd retaated and endeavorei to force It's way
into CLUB whereupon the Oransemen opened Disk
fire aud hurled paving stones and bottles upon
the crowd below, woun1ing men. women and children
promscuously. From the evidence taken yesterday IL
Is plain the murierous attack was premeditated, as
many OF the missiles ung by the Orangcmcn are such
s are not indoors and used tho spur or the
moment The police investigation is gross miscarriage
Of justice We're 1t not for the exertons OF the Mayor
vengeance would have been taken, but as IL Is the
opinion prevails that tho Orangemen thInk they can do
as they please without fear Of punishment seeing their
friend and adviser, Churchill. s coming nto power
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
c,rSE OF THE SUICIDE OF DIR KrERyAx

PIrrsBuRG, July z lSpeciaD.-A sequel to the
suIcide of Dr. j. o. Herman, at Latrobo yesterday
came to light to-day. DIR. kicrnan became enamoreo
Of q dining-room girl at the Parker House. f"hp!
Glogger Yesterday morning they had quarrel anu
IT. o moment OF passion the DOCTOR seizng MS ro'of
the muscles of her arm, frightening her 90 oauly
thar sho fell oor unable to speak kler"an sup
posug he had killed ner sont bullet Crashing thtuusn
hi, own brain. Miss Glogger 10 tue daughter Oh s"h
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
THE NEW STEAMER MERRIMAO ASHORE.

HALIFAX, July 1.-THE captain of steamer
from Charlottetown which arrived at Pcton to-day,
reports having passed this morning tho new Boston
steamer Merrimac ashore on Ri1emans Rock. east Of
ro,n, prm When passed this morning at low water
The Merrmac stood about four feet out OF the water
ThIs was her first trip on the Boston, Halifax Anu
Prince Edward Island Nne
CuAnIoTrErows July 7 Cspeo'ai.-The Morrimac has
been aoated and arrived here this evening.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
A NEW BRIDGE OVER THE sUsQUEnANNAi

BINGuAMToN, July (SpeciaO O.-Ex- Mayor
George Thayer L. NJ Babcock. and ID. T. Fiuch Bridge
Commissioners OF this city, have awarded the contract
for the building of bridge the Susque'
hanna River here Just OF the mouth Of the Chenango
TO the New Berlin Bridge Company oI New -Berin Conn
The concentration IL The company closed the
contract for $}2 900. The bridge Is 10 be hnis he'd
w Noysm mher
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
DISAPPEARING WITH $4,000.

LONDON, Ont, July IA profound sensa-
ton WAS caused in this city, particularly In financial
and legal quarters ornng hen rumor got abroad
that Edward Harris, OF the firm OF Harris Mageo n
Co. solicitors, had become financially enbarras sed
and had fed from city taking largo sum In cash
nd leaving various funds which he interested in
serious state of entanglement Before going he drew
600 in cash. but the amount In his hands Is thoasht
70 he much larger than that Tho firm MAS Dissolved
by the ornef members to-day Its loss will be under
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
SHORTAGE IN A TREASUREFs ACCOUNT

PITTsBURG, July THE attorney for the
Oakland Street Railroad Company entered cvil suit
today against d. W. @ BdwelL late treasurer OF the
company to recover shortage of S22.6Ss 96 It Is al
legged In behalf Of Mr. Bdwel that tho deficiencies ana
are the work of trusted clerk in bis once
and that while the question OF his financial rcsponsi
bty for them IL matter to be judicialy determined
he had nothing to do with them In another sense
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
RROOKLyy NAN IN TROUBLE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 7 tSpecidD. Franklin
Davis OF Brooklyn. was given hearing by Juase
Thompson this morning and on his own testimony was
committed TO await q rcquisiton from New York he
said that he waa trayeng for the owelry hrn
of T. = Bayard OF Babylon. l. In March last ne COL
ected between si0o ana $500 belonging 10 'ho hr VI
which he made no return
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. July Z.
NprrPNrzATIoS OF CABLEs-Thc British Chambers
~ Con,merc have agreed TO favor the naturalization OF
oil suhruarine telegraphic cables.
,>r,srMITIc RIoT.--An anti Semitic riot is reported
j., nolginod Government OF Minsk. Russia. The Gov
.rror ~ the head OF military force finally succeeded
a. rss,orng order Twenty three persons were Injured
nine nj nf whom are In q critical condition.
ruy DUCHESS D'ALESGoN LII The Duchess d Allen :.
con sister the Empress OF Austria Is dangerously IL
xith searatiDa at POssenhafen.
r,,c,,su FACTORIES sACKED-African advices say
enc, Noor,sh troops have sacked and destroyed English
factories ut Cape JUDY, on the west coast OF sahara
"NAycY d. CO." IN LoSDoN.-Daly's theatrical com
- ,.rnduced 'Nancy Il Co." this evening before
p"b,usasc hOuae. The perform Ince was great sue
rhe nrncipal members of the company met with
oos receptivn The verdict OF the critics uniyer
sally favorable.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

racted number Of military visitors from the Nor1n
and South. among whom Generals Wade Hampton
and ]. T. Mumford, Colonels James NJ. Deems, Black
ford and Bouden and Major II. B. Mcclellan OF the
Confederate Army, and Generals ID. NJ Griga. J. b.
Mclntosh. l. Trowbrdgo and George Gray. and Cap t
tain W. T.. Miller OF the CDion forces all of whom haa
met here on tho battlefield twcnty-three years ago.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
PROUTRTpION TICEET-I IN MINNESOTA.

A PROHIBITION TICKETIy MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July THE Prohibition
State convention this city to-day with the largest
number of delegates collected In convention here
and placed full State ticket In the field. j. r. Chds,
of Wsseca nominated for Governor and j. FINK
ham, OF Hepnepin for LieutenantGovernor' po'n ny
acclamation.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1856

Freycinet hasten decision Of the Panama Canal
Lottery Loan 10 order that the Chamber OF
Deputies might settle the question before tho snmme.
vacation The Prime Minister declined to interfere ia
the after.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
noxaprssMAN soOrr YOR 0OYERNOR

ERIE, Penn. July 7 (Speoian.-At the recent
visit of Congressman W. /. SCOTT to his home n this
city, he reported to have said that he was In the field
a. tho Democratic candidate for Governor II known
that Erie Warren aud Venango Counties VIII indorss
him for tho at tho same time Offering hlm
tha for Congress from tho XXVith District
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
OBSTRUCTION on \ GRAND SCALE.
DUTY OF THE RADICALS AND THE IRISH IN THE
EVENT OF MIR. GLADsTONE's DEFEAT.
TDY cNBLr TO run TRIDUNE.l


Copyright; ls,C. North Ameriern tabIs Ncps Co.
LONpoN. July 7.-'' What will be the duty of
Radicals III the Parliament should Gladstone lind
himself unable to carry the government of the coun
try Z" asks Mr. Iabouchere IN Truth to-day, and thus
does he answer the question
"To render impossible any one else carrying it on.
This they can easily do by strict alliance with the Irish
These latter have drawn attention to the wrongs Of
their country by showing that until Irish public opinion
ia satisfied legislation for Great Britain will have To
wait The allied democracy OF Great Britain and Ireland
will DC able to show still clearly that nothlng 2
can he done without its consent In the face
OF the combination OF Tories Wings, and some half
dozen Radicals who to have views OF their own
but to by the nvcton that anything
coming from a Liberal Government in which they are
rot numbered ought be resisted the of
placing the Tories in power Should the Tories obtain
the upper hand and should they attempt to pass Cocr
cion act tho Radicals and Irish should fight until they
are suspended. This will bring Things to crisis At first
the Tories ami their allies will probably say "A good rid
dance hut they will find 1t VII! be practically impos-
slble for the House Commons legslate with
third OF its members excluded. BE this 1t may hav
ing that Ireland has the ght resist
We must back them up In their resistance should 1t be
attempted"
"The time is arriving to take Off the gloves"
How Prince Albert Victor must enjoy reading this
paragraph In The Word cit Is pity that Prince Albert
Victor does indulge In few lessons OF department
and dancing His partners complain terribly OF torn
gowns and trodden and in Ireland his reputation
for general clumsness Is supreme"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08
KEEPING HOT IN PURSUIT OF COMFORT.
THE MERCURY OVER 1902 IN CAMP-THE SEVENTY

FOURTH on DRESS PARADE.
PEEKsKILL, July THE heat was over
powering in camp last night. The men swetered in
their teus Sleep impossible, and they tossed aud
tumbed about on their cots wishing for morning TO
come Many OF them spread their bedding on tho
ground front OF their tents and spent
tie night tho open air weary
looking lot OF men when the rcvele sounded at
o'clock this morning The day dawned hot and close.
There was 10 breeze. The regiments performed
their morning duties in stless manner, and after
breakfast seized thc first opportunity to shelter them"
selves as far as possible under AL tho shade trees tue
camp afforded.
Il kept growing hotter and hotter until at IL o'clock
the thermometer registered l00L2 in the shale. Tho
men adopted every kncwn device - keep coo and were
so active in this pursuit thai they kept warD. Tue
only cool thing III caLp was thc sodS
water fountain. which was extensively patron Ied.
t. l.. eager. OF Company H. 7tth iegiment arrived IN
camp to-day. He the $500 gold prll lst week at
Weston's Military camp OF Physical Endurance. ile
was surrounded by liS friends and warmly congratu-
lated Tho 7ih hai dress parade this Afternoon IN
which IL showed much improvement. In fact both
regiments are Improving daily In drilling and Held
tactics.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-08

81. OLD ADVERSIRIES ar GETlfSBURd
GrrTYsBURG. Penn, July 7.-Oamp Hancock
Was broken up to-day. The cavalry reunion oiay AZ