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now MISS REIDS MONEY WAS SPENT
LAWYER wHITTIER's LUXURIOUS LIVING AND UN-
LUCKY sPFCULATION.

LAWYER wHITTIERs LUXURIOUS LIVING AND UN-
LUCKY sPFCULATGON.
BosTON, Aug. Sit Is said that Mrs. Harriet
Reds money whca Lawyer James l. Whittier has DIS
spated. In luxurious living and unuckv specu.a
ton His legitimate ncOme never exceeded - 900 per
annum and for tho ast year and ahaf ne mas had no
practice while his expenses have for some time been
s2O.OOo year. His suto OF rooms at the Albion were
expcnsively lifted up iie was VIGOROUSLY OPEN
handcI, and would give walter 50 for the most trlng
service. dozen years ago he went into specuaIIon
mao several kes and WAS at one tno reputrd 10 be
worth 500 OOO tho luck turned, his winnings went
aui then, sail, he drew upon tue trust fund 10
coup himself II stated that he has PAID out good
deal OF money In support OF \ woman known to incn
about town Fat" Willard. for whom. II is alleged
he furnished Elegantly = house in H4rwich-st The
woman left town a month ago Last evening whittier
said that nothing left or tue tund winch hAd been
charge and Miss Reid could sen Dm 10 tuo
state Prison she t Tor he was completely AT her
mercy.
Whittier arraigned this morning. and waving Z
animation hold In $50. 900 FOR tho action OF tLo
superior court, September torn. Cvil proceeilnss
have also been begun against hin, and hs entire prop
crty &ted TO bo wortn $1,000 has been tachei
behalf Mis-, Reid II IA reported tbHt some time
since Whittier presented vauaDlc house and lot To tue
wc OF relative and steps will DO taken 10 secure
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
THF HEIDELBERG CELEBRATION.

1--WE THOUSAND VISITORS LISTEN TO SPEECH Bf
I'M GERMAN CROWS PRINCE.
HEIDELBERG, Aug. 3-Tne visiting deputa-
Ito which are participate In the celebration "'
the 5OOb anniversary OF the foundation OF He'd oerg
uu,ver.arv listened last night address OF welcome
by the Burgomaster behalf ON tho city Ihere werr
1000 per.ons PRESENT Vigorous cheers were gwen TOT
E,nreror william and the Grand Duke oi Eaden. Inc
Cnorsi Union sang jubiee swan song, tie "ors OF
xbich werc written by Schsfc. and the inusc by Ach
per who directed the singing. A hymn by the poet
Wolf was also rendered
The Crown Prince Frederick William opened the cele-
IIsiIon IL lis address to the assenbage Oi present
And former members OF the great institution, tho Ifhc"
eopgr.tu 4ted them upon their possession o' shar" III
tnr gnr,ls record OF iIedelberg. The unvrrsity ha
he said 10 .intanoi through many vicssiiud", Tue o
most pOstion In securing fcigious Hnfty ahu tue t"
Of rcI.ntItc inquiry, which HthelDerg P"-H','''
ioscth-r with every quarter of the world iNr IN vet
az, mad l.d tho work Il scfIn4 iaith VI 'h"
Irln ipc o National unity, winch W.. al present yer!
EIa aud strength. NV" tnis H"'ty
ha. neen reg.lurd continued the PrHcc. tho main
tnapce OF the ancient virtues o our rae" can .oi w.
exercise OF greater prudence, sefdenal ana rprtna
d.cip no. 10 order TO promote the happy dcveiopmnt
OF he spriL Of the national fo Of the "erban
people ,.,,,
Ine address OF tho Crown Prince was received WIN
erpat husasm. The Grand Dks oi BAd"n as o'tor
th~ Unver.Ity espondsd to IL In TIE c'u sr oi h-
rmaks he EXPRESSED his great Satisfaction tIaI t"o
Pope had sho tn. juDii~eo ot IN" UnvefsS
by dedcatng to the Institution vautp' sceht'ho XIV
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
GOLD MINING fy>yE W.EyGLAND

BosToN, Aug. 3 (SpeciaN.-The alleged dis
OF god Ia paying quantities IN tue heShoofns
town of Abingdon caused much excitement IN the
adjoining towns rho excitement was increased to-day
ny the arrival of Professor IL. G. Henry OF huu"'o
weu.snown geoogst The object OF his visit TO form
stocx eomrauy for the purpose OF working the mns.
proesor Harry has ex ahmed several specimens oi the
ore and finds that :hsre evidences OF metals which
e c not know exs,oi In this section. lie refused 10
state tho cxsct per silver gold found the
.r. mi to warrant the formA-
ton % A conpAny. Tho company Will start With cap
i,i of 500 0OO and sink ashaft. The capital VIII 10
TO OOO 900 II tho deposit variants It. fno
Il much lArg than a. first supposed. aud all the
land adjacent 20 tho mine will be- purchased IL pos
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
VICTIMS OF THE SARAH CRAIG BURIED.
CROWDS OF MOURNING PRIENDs-nANDsoME FLORAL
TRIBUTES.

TRIBUTES.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3 SpeciaD.-Four of
tho victims OF the Sarah Cra0-Mrs. II. Stevens and
her two daughters. MIRA Harry Askin and Miss Mamie
stevens, ana Chester T. Clarkwere buried TODAY Last
night the parents OF Mr. Clark consented tho
burial take place to-day instead Of Tomorrow as first
decided At each Of tho of the dead the
people could be counted by thousands but orderly
gatherings assembled. The public allo
view the bodies from till IL o'clock, when the doors
were closed and the religious services began. Mr..
Clark laid out in full evening dress The Season
Club, OF which he prominent member. sent floral
chair four feet high. Tho back and seat
were OF white carnations and La France roses.
and the whole bordered with smiaK. In the centre OF
the back was monogram Of the initials s. C." In pink
roses about which curved tho words Our Coz rade.
in like flowers. The twenty nve members OF the club
attended in body. Tho telegraph operators on the
Pennsy Railroad sent piece five feet high repre-
senting The Gatcs Ajsr." The operators along the
Pennsylvania road between Thrtyseconist. and Harris
burg and the operators In the Western Union Telegraph
main Office each sent beautiful tributes The Rev. DR..
Walker, of the Northern Baptist Church. ofciated. At
the conclusion Of the services the funeral procession
moved to the Broad street Station where tho body was
placed tho ll:1j train for COstosvllle where 1t
will be interrsd
Thefuncra Mrs and her two daughters took
place from No. 1888 Judson flace There were two re-
glOus servcrs Mrs Stevens being conduct ed
Ivy me Rev. Rernari Dernisn. of ST. EzaOrths Roman
Catholic church, while the key. Alfred A. Ricketts,,
Protestant minister read tho Episcopal burial service
over the bottles OF the daughters. Mrs stevens was
dressed In plain black rooe, while Nrs. Askn. who
hal been married loss ID IN year. was clothed ~ uer
bridal dress. ,nd Mss Mamie I'm white satin shrond
Miss Daisy H"gsto'e. who Was 10 have accompanied
the party sent MY for each coffin. Mr. Porter. who
Miss Mamie. sent three stars OF Marechal
Neil rosrs amt anchor Of mmOrelles The bodies were
interre IN Monument CeInetery Inc procession was
followed by an immense crOwd and the cemetery was
so thronged that the gates had I" be closed -,
The funeral ~ Misses Bessie ami Emma Merritt VIII
"A kR n Ina
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
ANrI.-ALDON REPUBLICANS.

Chicago. Aug. 3.-AlDert Griffin, of Man.
haitian. KAN, who has been East IN behalf OF the
National AntI.ssoon Republican Conference which ia
to meet Chicago on September 10, had an Informal
talk with number OF Republicans In this city last
night and explained the objects OF the proposed confer
II WA, dec drd ~ tnO,u present To hold state
conference August %, I'm this city. to consider the
adyl~abity o srud!ng delegates To the National Con
vsntion, and q committee was appointed 10 mako ar
r.hgcmeuts.
JAMESTOWN, y. Y, Aux (Speciab.-The Prohibitions
isis held convention Long Point to-day and nomi-
mated the Rev. DR.. d. W. {. Huntington. Methodist
min OF Oezn, for Congress. John Is. Finch. OF
Illinois, stump s-rcn attacking all the old par
ties. About 800 persons were present.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
A TRIBUTE TO GLADSTONE.
UNPRECEDENTED HONORS TO A LORD
LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND.
DEPARTURE OF LORD ABfRDEEN-REMARKABLH
DEMONSTRATION IN DUBLlN-FRUIrs OF THE
o,.xD o,D v,N'c HoNr pr'ru POLICY,
rht, 1856; North AMERICAN C0bIe NS1s ca

DEMONSTRATION IN DUBLIN-FRUIrs OF THE
crAXp o,D v,N's HoWr pUTu POLICY,
rBr CABLE TO TIE TRIBUNs.l
Ccpyricat; 1856: North American tdbte Hs0s a
DugIIN. Aug. 3..-The departure of Lord and
LADY Aberdeen this evening will be long remem-
berei. as in many respects 1t is the most remark
.h,c demonstration of the century, Trade was sus-
pende from O'clock and at that hour the College
Green and streets Though which the Lord-Lehen-
All, had to pass were already crowded. For the last
ten davs committees of traders and citizens
have been preparing to take part IN to-
davis proceedings and the procession
showed with what completeness well as
unanmity they carried out their intention. The
procession formed at o'clock opposite the Castle,
where the Lord Lieutenant and his wife viewed 1t
az 4 passed. 1t took two hours and hall to pass
n gwen point. Every trade in Dublin was repre-
eented All trade societies, religious conlratcrni
ties aud Nationalist political organizations sent
delegations, and the Mayors and corporate bodies
of Il number of. provincial cities attended Inc
Lord Mayor of Dublin and tho Lady Mayoress, TO-
Cether with the city Corporation, were present III
state and at either side of Lord Aberdeen's car
riage walked special body guard of citizens
For the first time within the pubic memory
military and citz'ns Joined together to do
honor TO the same man. Eye has seldom witnessed
more impressive scene than that in College Green
o,posite the old House of Commons as tine Lord
Lieutenant was passed. He aud Lady Aberdeen,
standing In tle.r carriage. passed through vast
caeering multitude, h imam sea sire ichng as lar
ar the eve could see. The public statues were ai'Ve
with people, and windows all along the route
packed with men and women, waving hats
ard haudkerchiefs. 1helr EXcellencles appeared
deeply affected. and the memory of this remarka-
be dcmunstrat will not soon fade. IT Mt. Glad-
stone has done nothing else than TO effect so eXraor
d!nary revo utIon III the feen g OF the Hish
poopc. his policy will have receivcdits ample Jusu-
GcatlOu. l. L. riiL, W. l.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
THE FIKE RECORD.
FLAMES STARTED IN MISCHIEF.

TLNMLS = Nh 7 I'D ~ NII'NTIIFT'
THE LOSS OVER S2l 000-DAMAGE CAUSED BY 1
FIRE ENGINE.
A bonfire was built by some mischlevOus
boys yesterday the spar yard OF o H. Jensen IN mo
rear OF NO. 1l6 Tbird ave, near Twenty III ri-st,
Brooayn. The fire sprc II TO the house. at thas
number which WAS owned by Francis Sorensou causing
loss of 81 900 to his sanity who occupied the second
nnvr: 81 400 Mrs. Mclaughlin. who hat Grygoota
sore Ia the nrst foor ami 5000 to her furniture
"a. thrt floor The damage 10 the house was ~ o"o.
Tnr tire extenlsd In both directions. Tno lqnr shop
OF rck Murphy at No. us suffered ioss OF 5000.
No. 7l4 I-HAtL smith. grocer. lost II ooo several
other buildings were slgnty d,mage the losses aggro.
eating About 81 900. fire gne SGT No. O9J Third
ave ~ nAu-s, -nd loss OF $500 w4- caused 10 ta
ucc up mt Alexander Metrady. rhe damage 10 Jenssns
estimated At $1,000. About one-nau tue
losses covered By Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
now THE ADMINTSTRATiON REDUCES THE DEBT.

HOW TIE ADMINISTER HON hEUI IEN THE UFbI :
BosroN, Aug. 3 (SpeciaD. AT the Navy Yard
to-day says me journal, two old horses. which had
been in tho service United States Government for
many years. and whose united wero far INTO the
ntie. were sold al auction $40 and $l3 respectively
rhsy Will figure tho dump carts OF Charlestown
Their weight OF years AMI honoraOo counted
for ohng FOR tins 10 All economic Administration and
every dollar must bs saved Tho S23 will 20 into the
treasury tho United states ami tho August reduction
OF tho pubic debt will bo enlarged The society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals cannot arrest Unclo
Sam and no officer empo w-red to cut tho rcd tape
which sale. bilI for their relief might
possibly pass Congress- but as 1t woud bc in
u pension bIll 1t might not escape veto.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
the Due dAnmale for proposing his promotion to th
rank Of General.
SALISBURY'S IRISH POLICY.
MR.. BALFOUR SPEAKING FOR HIS CHE
JUSTICE TO IRELAND AND A FIRM EXECUTION OF

JUSTICE TO IRELAND AND FIRM EXECUTION OF
THE LAW.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-Much Importance Is at
tached to Mr. Bours address to his constituents as
rehecting the views Of Lord Salisbury. Mr.. Balfour
says:
Tho decisive verdct Of the country on the irish
policy OF Mr.. Gladstone makes IL clear that tho
majority OF the people unalterably opposed
to any oosening OF the bonds knitting the United King
dom. In spte Of the additional difficulties with which
Mr.. Gadsionos recent action has loaded already diff
hcut problem. the Government will pursue policy Just
to every interest OF Ireland and generous to every
legitimate Irish aspiration. Ghe Government Will he
hrm the execution OF the while to
the chief evils which Ireland suffers"
The Incoming and outgoing Ministers have gone to
Osborne Castle to see tho Queen. The Liberal Govern
ment will surrender tho seals OF Office and the lie W
Ministers Will be entrusted with them.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
TELLGR1pHIf hOT rs.
rvn,CrD no A GEKMAN BARONE


.GrIGIp Mass, Aug The engagement IA announced
of Augustus ,obbn,, oi springfield. aud ETon'sS de Mas
s,n ot Hcrn, formerly LAZY IN atng AT the toui al
tn, NetcriAnds They became acquainted wilo travelling
tncr through the East
TYPHOID FEVER IN CONVENT.
Prrf,nI Es. 3.Twcnty seven new of typhoid
am side have bn reported since SUNDAY Ten
OF te nsrr- Jo-cps Convent attached {" It Mcris
Il arr AT the Francis Hospital ihc Mother superior
fen I'M also and was To the hospital saturday
Al,,.LGlD c. LlY ~ M ASYLUM.
cui,. ,co Au. "a dispatch from indianapolis published
herr, , day SAYS: DT A. q. Iiaughton of Knox County.
,,,s.,,i ,rnigf Yesterday on the way io Bunalo "
institute SUIT against j. H. AndIr" =.
Insane As in iof cruelty and nIJus'
In. lie that lac arrested at Bnnao
vo a., ing committed bad at, ana without tlil
"A ntit! examination ~as sent T." the asylum
I.ND-IIDE is iIh NiIlIE MOUN AIN.
,f ~ .sl.GrOy y. H.. Aug JIwo loud reports accom-
is morning asing every tns ia the h"useH 7" ratc amt
t, buildings 10 rock Old nouhinrcrs say II
WAS the rrnult OF 4 landslide
ARRESTED FOK STEALING SFtfP-.
CuIc AGO Aug 3-1honas Fnnrsan pa"rl Nlam'iiAI ana
Noy.s airtrt't io.'Y, charged vh being
implicated uDbcfy OF stamps !"ih -l1Vvi io thc
Post Office jay D. Slltih II supci isoi
ol Tic south Town VI Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

4. r. WILLIAMS, A san FRANCISCO MERCHANT.
SUCCEEDS Mr.. MILLER.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 3.-Both houses of the
Legislature m-tat o'clock this morning and immedi-
aiey proceeded e. eecta Unted ,tor ill
vacancy by tho death OF Senator Miller and
A. T.. Williams, who nominated at publican
caucus few hours before. nominated aud received
majority OF the votes both houses. The Democrats
nominated senator iIrsr-L Ine vote OF both houses
STOOL: Williams. 10; Hearst. -. Mr. WlIams Is a
prOunrnt merchant of -4n Francisco ana chairman OF
the Republican state Central C0mmlttee.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
TPESCU ELECTION RETURNS

A SLIGHT CONSERVATIVE GAIN BUI A BIG RrPuB-
IICAN MAJORITY.
PARIS. Aug. 3.-The completed returns from
the elections for Chanc show that si1
Republican and All Conservative candidates
were successful; while in III districts
there will have to be a second balloting. The pub
lcans nade 20 gains, while the Conservatives made 49,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
SNOW FALLING ~ MIDSUNNER.


IT COVERS THE WHITE MOUNTAINS TO THE DEPTH
OF AN INCH AND HALF.
Mount WAsHINGrON. n. H., Aug. 3.-A
northwest wind blowing ut tho rate OF sxty mics au
hour set in nigntsll yesterday. Snow to fa
al 80 morning. and At $50 tho ground cov-
cred depth or and ouonalf inches Tho wini ID
Olowing eighty miles an hour and windows are tb c.y
covered with frost Tho tnermo ueter yesterday regis
tcrod So IN the valley, but now marks 2S- here.
ROME, y. Y, Aug. Sat i:i5 o'clock this morning
began falling here, the fan lasting about hvo
The weather extremely cold for this season
OF Tie Year.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

PARIS, Aue. 3.-1he Figaro announces that arrange
ments arc being made for conference between " do
Freycnet and NJ do Girra the French ANA Russian
NJ inisters for Foreign Affairs respectively
ROME, Aug. 3-The FreDchman LorIdes and two Tta-
ian brot OF the name OF Necch who charge
In disclosing secrets IN connection with tho
NJ ,rtim- drfences Of Italy, have been acquitted. The
pu lie Ia gratiHed at the verdict
MASCHEsTER, Aug. 3.-The master cotton spinn-rs
held me-tIng today and discussed the question Of
shortrr tne il resolved that u reduction OF the
number OF working desirable, but nna drci-
slon on the subject will not be announced until August
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE

SCnENfcrApY, Aug. 8 lSpecuD. - John
Klcmin a young tw-n.y, shot hi, sweetheart.
Izlie krrnan Inst sht ami ths morning committed
suicide K-inm hal been payihg attention to Mis-
kiern.n for two years and lately became violently
i.alona OF a Young man. ono Qnrck Last night he saw
Mis- Kern ~, on wth Gu rex aud after Oilov
lug the m for lime w~asd a. Drnnd her and shot
n.r me bali eni -r~i back 0I the but caused no
srrous injury. After Hriug tho shot kIeun hasened
away and al trtrr him wdt lost uuti MA holy was
ANNA I'M, afternoon back OF the corgs grounda Io
bad corrtut sIlci shooting himself with pistol
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
TAKING THE PLACE OFA DEFA ULTER.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lSpecidD.-The di-
rectors of Chesapeake and Delaware Cana Company
held a meeting to-day and elected Coleman Nicholson
secretary aud treasurer place OF tho fustive' Wson'
The bonGs returned thus far by holders amount 70
acuiIny the ovorissue Is $6l5 900, leaving oAlAnoe
OF 4O7 stll uuaocoauted for tho legitimate issos
was 81 ,993,75V.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
COOL wEArmER Ar TIE srArE cAMr:

STATE CAMP PELKsKILL, Aug. 3.-Thc thcr =
mouetrr rcgIsrrcd 90 to-day III the state Camp aud
sun northwcst wn.d was blowing also. Many OF the
s,d,.rs wore their OvrrrOata Last the men slept
sttn double blanket, ana Ov~rcoats Oy1r then. The
many ,Iills morning were finely executed. Tho
II Company from oh1es, IL thr color
many I'm, week. Captain Parker q. LymersOn com
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
LOST FIsHERMEN PICKED UP.

HALIFAX. Aug. 3.-Thc steamer St Pierre,
which arrived at this port to-day from ~ Pierre.
brodght eight Gloucester fishermen who hM lost their
vessels In fox while tending their travis on tho Banks
Michael TObin AMI Lem Jcrritt four days and
nights in dory without food sari Olsen ami
Onver Hanson. foaed about for three
days and night, without food water.
Charles Crnan. Christian Chlanz-n, Harvey Daley aui
jeremiah smith, after four AMI half days OF Intense
suffering, were rescued bv French schooner.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
THE crLFEEArION Iy THIS CITY.

The colorcd people OF this city andlts vicinity
concluded their celebration OF the hrtich anni'e strS
Of the fleeing of the slaves IN the British West Indies IN
Myrtle-avr. Park, Brooklyn, yesterday. series -,
games occupied the attention ~ those present IN tho
t-rnnon The humnr of whcrlbtrrOw aud sack race.
aion.ng much Interest contest IN banjo playing ani
"a cdkc.waIk divrr-inei the prpccciine- Last evening
the .ndrd IN q biaZr ol fireworks
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

bit him on the bare foot twice. He corded the ,kle
promptly and rode three ourths OF mile homo and then
drank about pint Of whsksy which partly Intoxicated
him and he thought tho effects OF the poison neutrazed
hut when tho cord was slackened no began TO have
spasnis which continued intervals for eight hours
Doctors administered the usual antidotes and after
eight.hOus contest succeeded in relieving Mr. Everett
temporarily. o9
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
NOMINATIONS REJECTED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-'rhe Senate calendar
Of cleared Of uDoojsoted cases Tonight
The folio Ing nom nations have been rejected:
Aelsrd usrnon To be Collector OF Customs for MIN
nes0ta.
Gcorgo r. Sanford, to be postmaster at Lansing
Mich. -
ii. H. Porter, to DO postmaatsr as Dewsgiac. Mich.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
NEW GOVERNMENT APPOINT

LONDON, Aug. 3.-The following addition
Al .ppc ntnents under the new Goveinment have Deeh
,nc,aly announced:
collector. Generd-EDwARD CLARKE. z. T.
secretary 10 The AdmTdHy-AKIuck BOWER FOX
KOOD.
t,ru Lord Of The Admiraity-ELLIs AsHMEAD BART
LLTE
foiti,cai secretary 10 me War O0ice-LoRD HARRIS.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
ALLEGED DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY.

IRISH AND RUSSIAN ISIHIGuKs AGAINST IhE ENG
Li-H GovERNMtAT.
LONDON. Aug. 3.-The police have, II Is
stated. been informed OF the existence of extensive Ia"
nigues by Irish and Russian dynamiters against tho
English Government. Detectives will be stationed al
Zoe different Russian ports and ali arrivals fro Kus'"
70 Great Britain will closely watched and the vessels
marched.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

WHITMAN, Mass, Aug 3.-Gcorge ). Fowler
-, c,,u,udt n Y aud Mas Susie ChanterJ, oi Adr"h'
Mich who are alleged to nave rlopei have been VISIT
.., '.. T,ev have been spending money lavishly and
~.,,,n. surrouudiug towns where Fowler owns con-
,nr.,. amount of property Sld who're No WAS iorn0'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. Aug. s.
The QUEEN TO OPKS PABLIAMEsT.-It - believed
That tus Queen viii open Parliament Ia person.
FATAL EXPLOSION on BARK-An explosion OF coal
Ia Of Nor wogian bark Tetcns,
~ C~ri.n. to-day. SIX men were fatally injured
HkRBERI SPENCER ILI--Herbert Spencer is seriously
Ill st his residence In London sufri from nervous
prostrston ana Insomnia sir Andrew Clark. the AIS
nDsuished ply scisn, daily attendance upon Mr..
Spencer.
GENERAL BOULANGER'3 ADMISSION.
PARIS, Aug. 3.-General B0ulanger, Minister
War, has admitted that hs wrote letters thanking
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

| BITIEN TWICE ~ A MOCCASIN SNAhE.
| ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 3 lSpecidD.-W illiam
wnc nsng alto we'd hts oott to driit near the
bxuk when y uoee asn rushoi tno boat ana
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
LARGE COTTON CROP IN INDIA.


LONDON, Aug. 3.-1hc cotton crop of West.
ern India expected to be tho largest recorded.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1886-09-04
Canadian Pacific Traffic.

The success attending the through
traffic on the Canadian Pacific railway
has been greater than the most san
guine friend of the enterprise could
wish for. Notwithstanding the fact
that it's Pacific connection by sea and
by land is not yet completed and that
the through service has only been in
operation for six weeks, the receipts are
far in excess of those of last year
which included over million of dollars
for transportation service in connection
with the northwest rebellion, while its
net earnings are more than sufficient to
pay three per cent dividend on the
fixed charges. 1t is free Of debt to
the government and it's finances are
now in so sound condition as to ena-
BILE it to complete large undertakings, it
has yet on hand, by which the Atlantic
and Pacific are to be connected. The
tea trade which has already been doub-
led from Japan over the road to Cana
dian and American points is very con-
siderable. Great things are looked for
with the completion of the Minneapolis,
Sault Ste Marie & Atlantic railway
which is to connect the Canadian Pa
cific with St. Paul and Minneapolis via
Sault Ste Marie. That part which runs
through Canada is being built by the
Canadian Pacific, while the American
section is being constructed by a syndi-
cate of rich Minneapolis millers, it is
saib, backed by the bank of Montreal.
This will be a more direct route for
cattle, flour and grain from the west to
Boston and New York by over 400
miles,