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FRIEEDs TIE CLUB: am little girl 10 years
old, but can spell and pronounce a longer word
than John IufoTd, who bid for the cake. 81 mas %
letters and - syliahes Here il is Iero-niI--sic
i-tariism. II the Editor is ont
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Rosa d. Dyer, Box 81, Wbiiesburg, Tenn.
FRIEEDs oE THE CLUB: Many long names are
going the rounds which are but jangle of sounds
without any meaning. Here Is genuine word of
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THE CIVIL SERVICE.

statement From the Executive Depart
ments az the Government showing the
Number Of Appointments and Remcvat-
Esc.. In Compliance with . Resolution 81
the senate.
wAsHtSGrox, July S0.-The President
yesterday sent 10 the Senate. In compli-
ance with the resolution offered BY Sen
ator Ingalls,, statements from the heads
OF the executive departments relating 70
changes in the classified civil service.
The statements show that the NUMBER 81
clerks now embraced within the pro-
visions Of the Civil-Service act removed
from July lG, 1883, to March =. 1856, were
rs follows: State Department, none;
Treasury, rs; Interior, 20; Justice, none
war, 70: Navy, 4; Post Office. 8.
Number Of appointments during same
period, not including those exceptedfrom
examination BY rule IL, civil rules: State
Department, 4; Treasury Department.
15e; Inferior Department, 200: Justice
Department, s.; Poet-Of!ice Department.
Al; War Department, 81; Navy Depart
mcnt, 10.
The number Of clerks embraced within
thc provisions OF the Ciyil-Scricc net
removed between March I, 1855. and
June Is, 1856, were State Department
?; Treasury, 1911; Interior Department
2i5; Justice Department. !; PostOnce
Department, 10; War Department ~
| Navy. Department., 1.
The number appointed In the same ne
\ Rod were: State Department. 3; Treas
| ury Department, 20; Interior Depart
I ment. 40: Justice Department, 3; Post
/ Office Department, ~; War Department
! &C.; Navy Department. 2.
| The number OF chiefs Of divisions ana
CHIEF clerks removed or reduced from
March 4, 1885. TO June 5, 1856, we're;
State Department. 4; Treasury Depart
meni, 20; Interior Departmt nj, ?; Jus
tice Department. o; Post-Officc Depart
mens, p: War Department. n; Navy De-
partment ?.
The number Of chiefs Of divisions and
chief clerks appointed during the same
period were: State. 2; Treasury. 10; ~
terior, Fl, Justice, o; Post-Odlce, =
War. Il: navy. 2.
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BRILLIANT coLoRED WEDDING

I swell AHaIr Among tne CcIored Aristo-
crney OF LouIsisna-How the Daughter
of Former slave Entered Welded Life
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-The biggest
colored wedding ever witnessed In Louis
lana was that celebrated at Sonlouque
plantation In IberviIle parish yesterday.
Few white weddings compare with II.
There was special train from this city
for invited guests. A string band was
Imported for the occasion, and refresh
ments furnished BY the first restaurateur
In New Orleans. By day the man.
sion Of the brides father was q mass
Of natural flowers; and BY night
the grounds were lighted with lanterns
and japanese Ore. All the cream Of col
ored society graced the occasion, and not
4 few white persons Of standing were
among the guests. As for the dresses,
few ball rooms have seen any thing liner
or fastier. The contracting parties were
Miss Eladie Allaine, daughter OF
q member OF the Louisiana Legis-
laturc, and Professor Palmerston
Landry, Of Mansfield College, an
other legislator. The brides father,
originally a slave and coacnman, bore
In those days the name Of Sonlouque
He has not altogether forgotten that
time, for his sugar plantation, one Of the
handsomest and prettiest In Louisiana,
still recalls the old slave day In IL name
sonlouque, whereas he himself Is to-day
the Hon. Theophlle Allaine- Ever
prominent negro politician IN the United
States was invited 10 this event ant
nearly all sent presents or congratulatorl
kilograms.
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The Senate on the 18th, after routine
business, proceeded 10 the consideration
Of the House joint resolution relating 70
the surplus in the Treasury. Messrs. Al
lison, Beck, Plumb, Mcpherson. Vest,
Sherman. Teller and Jones (Neb.) spoke
| on the resolution, and the matter went
over. A conference was agreed 70 on the
Northern Pacific Forfeiture bill, and after
| the executive session the Sen.
ate Acknowledgements the House
the committee amendments TO the
General Deficiency bill were ratified and .
conference ordered. An effort was made
| TO call up the Inter- State Commerce bill,
but the way was blocked BY obstruction
tactics. The House refused TO pass over
| the Presidents veto the bill granting :
pension to Andrew J. Wilson. An esen'
ing session was held for the consideration
OF private bills.
| GREAT destruction IL being caused by
forest fires IN Wisconsin.
TIE Pail Mall Gazette thinks the ap-
pointment OF Lord Londonderry auspi /.
cious for the Irish people; United hetd "a
denounces the appointment, and the
Fresman's Journal says Il Il ominous Of
i coercion.
FRANK BRR0H was arrested At Cleve'
Hand. o., on the 10Th in connection with
the Knoch tragedy In Michigan.
M. DELEssEPs presented a voluminoui
and highly favorable report at q meeting
or the shareholders OF the Panama cana
at Paris on the 10th.
II TWELVE prisoners escaped from jail q
Wheeling, w. Va, on the 18th, ten q
whom were recaptured.
II PLAcARDs appealing to Irishmen z
! make the greatest demonstration possible
on the departure OF Lord Lieutenan
Aberdeen, have been posted in Dublin.
THE renal rs OF Hubert .. Thompson
Were inferred at woodlawn cemetery
! New York, ON the 18th.
BELFAST municipal officials are indig
nant bec suse the government proclaimed
that city under the provisions Of the arm
clause Of the Peace Preservation act.
THE trial OF the men charged witt
wrecking : Missouri Pacific train nea
! IWyandotts, Kas., was commenced at wy
\ andotte on the 18th.
III THE London Times fears the new Cabi
: net Is not altogether what could have bee
|. wished In the interests Of steady govern
!. ment and harmonious co-operation.
! BeHrKxcKs or from three months impria
\ lonmsnt % fifteen years penal servitud
have hsen passed on the Belgian Socialist
!. Iconvictsd Of Destroying the Roux glass
4 works.
3 srArKss ATTORNEY 0RNxKLL a
. |nouncsd on the 10th that I'll the testimon
> |for the state II the trial Of the Chicag
, Anarchists would b n By TIE followin
Ievsning.
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WASHINGTON, July 3o.--Thc IndianA
delegation. headed bv Judge Lowry,
called on the President In the interest q
John Stall, of Indiana. who isa candI'
date for Public Printer. The President
on hearing their mission, said: "Gen'lc.
men, IL u useless. An impression has
rot abroad In this country that no Pct
eonal friend Of the President can secure
ONCE under this administration. ~,
tend In this instance 70 appoint an o'u
friend from Buffalo and no Indiana man
will be considered" II n UNDERSTOOD
that this man n either Mr.. y. n. Butter,
81 the Ersning Nccs, or Ex-Congressma'
WI. Rogers.
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- - . -. !. - sn... - -
mIssed resolution inssruc ing she commits
tee on foreign relations 20 inquire Into and
.erort che rights Of Americas fishinr vesseis
= nrsslsh waters. NJ: ysss presented :
pntco - e1S,ees xsom hesxnys =, -, a.sv ~
Mr. blair msssa xsssce;s1 exp's Plan s. -,
against . widow for helping her 70 o6sas9
. penslon; Inc rayne etectlcn cssS
49, ss snsr - - ~ nv 80" NJ Essrts
made 4 lengthy speech IN Opposition there
to. AT. Hoar closed the debate, and the rec.
was deisased-ysss. Il; nays. - considsrs'
ton ofthe Sundryftvtl bill WAS then resumed.
:....-Ihe House. stter ulspoelnk q routno
business. went into committee OF the whole
on revenue measures. and after setting
aside all other revenue measures the Ueo-
mars airline Dill VAS taken up ana tne senate
amendments were conquered In: The RIVER
and harbor COMMITTEES reported disegree-
ment and further conference vas ordered \
The coniercnce report On the NAVAL appro.
priation Dill was agreed 70. night session
Vas held Tor she consiueration 81 pension
o"'>
| II the senate on the sssn NJ. ooke onefcu
aresoiution diseharg'ns the comm'uee ~
| nnance rom tutther cons'ocra'on " -
treasury surplus RESOLUTION. ana gave no.ies
that he would esll u up on the ,stb. Mr..
| mitiec On foreign relations to inquire
i The Sundry Civil Authorizations Dill WAS
! taken up and several amendment were
! agreed to-. =. The House considered In COM
| mieeeo OF the whole the bill for the Increase
| OF the navy. and anerward reported u 90
| the House. The substitute OF the maya!
passed. A nighs session was held for the
! consideration Of land forfelsure bills. I.
- No.. I'M a..
- the senate on tne sosn = Houso ~" -
| recting the Commissioner Of Labor 20 make
investigations A. 60 convict labor VA
passed. A resolution regarding sthe ad'
justment Of land claims IN Louisisna
Was parsed. ni1s ~ snsoym /.
s,o,, ,1 = srd,n1 the slIessd detention Of A.
K. Cutfing by the Mexican authorities. The
Deficiency Appropriation bill was taken up
and. after several amendments had been
agreed 10. the bill Was passed. In tue
House the conference committee on the
Legislative. Executive and judicial Appro.
printions bill reported . disagreement, and
The House refusing 90 recede: a further con
Land Forfeiture bill was taken up and dis
In the senate on Sne zsth severai sesoSe
pension bills were reported back with rec
om rnendations that they be passed. not
~ saas ~, sre = ,rsn .ecrst session.
80 s.""s ~ s"s $780, he,ry reonered "a
s,.s., "a '"S ers uonse the confer
- ~. .,. =. 80 v.ssc,essd confinn~f
49, ~ -asss..s ere Rtvcr AM
Ws.,.ar Arnrcrv,sttor hi,i. reeoiutlor
- -. t.sr.ri ~, s,',s eec Observation-Disclosures
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CONSIGNED 70 EARTH.
Funeral Of che Late Hubert .. Thcmps
a. New Work.

Funeral Of che Late Hubert .. Thompson
In New Work.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Thc services
over the body Of Hubert 0. Thompson
began this morning. Only the family
and pall-bearers were present during this
service. Numerous floral tributes were
strcwn around the casket. At haif-past
ten the remains were borne out Of the
Worth House to Trinity Chapel. near BY.
Fully four thousand people were assem-
bled in the vicinity Of the chapel. The
church was crowded TO OVERLOOKING with
personal and political friends.
At the conclusion Of the services at the
church the cofIln was placed In hearse.
and, followed by abe pall-bearers and
members Of the family and various rela.
lions, was borne 70 the Grand Central
depot, where special train conveyed
the party 10 woodlawn. The body was
buried with Masonic ceremonies.
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CnrLpRsx playing In N empty Ice
house - DssMoiness a.. on the seth. -
Ore 20 H. and u vrAs destroyed. Every.
thing was - dry q powder, and hot
wind bore ne names ahead until fourteen
buildingA mostly homes Of people IL mod.
crate circumstances. were destroyed. The
loss Il not les than $4,000, pretty wsli
| covered By Insurance.
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Iass Meeting % she Rstlrlns nplsl~h Nsn-
tssry = 0ossip Conserving the New One
The Appointments - omeiAa'y An
nssunced.
LONDON, July -. The meeting Of the
Cabinet yesterday was more apaihetic
than last meetings usually are, since the
Government was already practically Qua
Of ONCE. important documents In all de-
partments Of state being submitted TO the
Conservative leaders. There was MOTH
ing 70 do yesterday except 70 draw up the
nnal list Of honors TO b bestowed upon
the retiring ministry. The Tory appoint
mcnts 80 far show that although Churchill
has scored q triumph In his own appoint
ment, as usual he has not succeedet
this time In squeezing out the old. Iddes-
leigh as Foreign Secretary Is the weakest
He was one Of the strong
est members Of the Government which
negotiated the Berlin treaty, and more
lately has been equally urgent In setting
Il aside BY supporting Bulgarian unity.
He will probably. however, be puppet
worked from behind BY Salisbury. smith
will be q good Secretary Of War; Ham
ilton has done good work At the Admir-
atty, where some striking charges Of
startling exposures may soon be e..
pecicd. Sir Michael Hicks Beach, who
receives the appointment Of the Irish
Secretary ship. as anticipated, will prob
ably an II fairly well. In the appoint
ment Of the Marquis Of Londonderry.
the Tories have followed the example OF
the Liberals In choosing young noble
man whose chief qualifications for the
post, like that Of Lord Aberdeen, con-
sists OF beautiful and clever wife.
am able to state that above all the
appointments yet made. Cross will not be
shelved. and will probably become Home
Secretary.
THE CABTNKT.
LONDON, July s0.-Thc following ap
pointments are officially announced;
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs
and Lord President Of the Council, The
| Earl Of Iddesleigh-
| Chief Secretary for ireland, Sir Mi
chael Hicks Beach.
| Chancellor OF the Exchequer, Lord
| Randolph Churchill, who, BY virtue Of
| his appointment, becomes the Recognized
| leader Of the Conservative party In the
| House Of Commons.
Secretary for War, Right Hon. VIM.
| Henry Smith.
FIRST Lord 81 the Admiralty. Lord
| George Hamilton.
| Lord High Chancellor, Baron Halls
| bury.
Secretary for India, Right Hon. Fred
erick Arthur Stanley.
| Prime Minister and First Lord OF the
! Treasury. the Marquis or Salisbury.
| Lord Lieutenant Of ireland. the Mar
| quls OF Londonderry.
Lord President Of the Council, Wis
| count Cranbrook.
President OF the Local Government
Board, Right Hon. Henry Chaplin.
President OF the Board Of Trade, Right
Hon Edward Stanhope-
PostmastGerenerai, Lord John Man
ners.
Commissioner OF Works, Right Hon.
David Plunkett.
Acknowledgement, Sir X. 4. Webster.
Lord Chancellor Of ireland, Lord Ash
bourne.
Home Secretary, Henry Matthews. Q
Secretary for Scotland, Right Hon.
Arthur Balfour-
Chancellor Of the Duchy Of Lancaster
Lord John Manners.
Patronage Secretary to the Treasury
Mr.. Akers Douglas.
Attorney General Of ireland, Hon. Hnsl
Holmes. q. G.
Solicitor-General Of Ireland, Johi
Gregory Gileson, &C.
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BRussErs, July So.-A fatal duel VA
fought last night IN Belgium between an
artillery lieutenant, Savage, and mill.
tary surgeon, PrailIc. Al the fourth fire
the latter fell, shot through the heart.
The cause Of the duel was the suspicion
Of Savage regarding the relations
Of Prnillc with his wife. They
fought with revolvers In the woods q
Angleur, near Licgc. Savage ID APRON
isIng ollcer Of thirty -four years o. age
Prallle, who was only aged thIrty-one
Was The doctor Of Sanvagc's wife, whom
Re was suspected Of having seduced
Savage will BE- tried BY court-martia
and probably acquitted.
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H. l. GnnrR, : painter, on the 18th
Identified Spies - the man who ~ th.
fnss n the Haymarket (Chicago) riot and
schnxubel As the man wso throw IN
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MrxIcAx troops are gathering ct Pase
del Ncfte, rnd Affairs are takingon war
nike appearance Additional . nfesd state'
troops have been dispatched to tn
horder
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Tux crofters OF Tree, Scotland, have
resolved 20 o6e- no resistance 70 the force
OF marines sent 20 restore order In that
lsland.
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THE once Of burgomaster Of strasooure'
which has been vacant since 1878, haa
been flied by the appointment thereto O
Herr Bach. president Of the district o.
ryover A1saco
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TOPICS OF THE DAY
News from EveryShsse.

yuRsuBR large discrepancies have bes1
found in ne accounts Of Colonel bolsoa
the Chicago Office defauitsr-
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A LARGE meeting Of the Conservative
party, held Il the Carleton Club building 8,
London, On the 9Th, WAS addressed BY
Lord Salisbury. the new Premier, who
congratulated Thorn on their success In the
recent elections.
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Tn citissns OF Waterford, ireland, Do.
mand the removal from the Council
chambsr Of the royal portraits and tn
substitution therefor Of portrait O
Ceneral Thomas Francis Neagher.
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TIM police Of Warsaw have discovered
wide-spread revolutionary socialistic con-
upiracy, having brsnches q Paris snd q
81. Petsrsbarg. Many Polish students are
implicated. The leaders in the plot have
been arrested.
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THE cholera returns In Italy for the 2lth
we're: Bologna, : new Cases, deaths;
Brindisi, new ease, ? deaths; Latiano,
new cases. 8 deaths, Fontano, new
cases, death; other points, ~ new easel
and lsatha