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Political NOses.

Richmond special 10 the Philadelphia Fress
says: IL is learned here that Senator II. H. Riddle
berger Will be put lorwa-d fa nomination for Con-
gress from the seventh congressional district oy
his republican friends
Representative Dargan was renominated for Con.
gress yesterday Dy the democrats OF the sixth
south Carolina district.
The Minnesota state prohibition convention has
adopted The usual platform, feature OF it being
a demand that Congress make it crime TO ship
liquor into prohibition state. Hugh Harrison. Q
Wholesale grocer OF Minneapolis and q recent con-
vert, was nominated Tor goyeInot.--
The Connecticut republican state convention
Will meet In Hartford. AugusJ IA.
Arrangements Tor Mr.. Biaine's reception tn New
York are acuyely going on. Clubs from Chicago,
Boston, Indianapolis ana many otser cities VIII
participate.
Gov. David B. Hin has been selected as speaker
at the democratic barbecue at Bangor, Me-, Au-
gust l.
Gen. Clinton b. Fiske, prohibition nominee for
the presidency, yesterday addressed the inter-
state convention OF the Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union, at MouDtaiI Lake Park, Nd.
Representative Wm- l. Wilson was yesterday
renouinated for Congress by tine democratic Con.
gressional convention IN the second district oe
" est Virginia.
Judge JAS. Monroe jackson, OF Parlcersburg. w.
Va, has been nominated Tor Congress by the demo-
Gratis OF the fourth West Virginia dlsx1ct TO sue
ceed Mr hogg, who paired with Mr.. Randall %
the Mills bl.I
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THE TRAGIC ENDING OF FAMILY FEUD IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 26-John SOmmers saloon
keeper. was shot and fatally wounded last night
by John Jones, his nephew. Tnret years ago
SommerS married Mrs. Matthew Collier, whose
husband had been owner or a saloon. Sommers
succeeded TO the business His wife hld three
children by her former husband Disagrerments
Immediately arose. To make matters worse, her
nephew, twenty years Old, went TO live with The
family. He took up the cause OF his aunt For
two weeks IL is said, Sommers has not been per-
miJted TO leave his room. Last night young Jones
went TO Sommers' room and ilreJ Lhp snOts into
the unfortunate man he lay in bcl sleeping
Jones gave himself up, getting drunk before going
IN 4 aa a.ra
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Death Of Col. James stevenson.


THE wELL-KNowN ErHNoLo0Isr DIES OF HEART Dis
EASE IN NEW YORK HOTEL
Col James stevenson, the well-known ethnolo-
gist Of the Geological Survey, died yesterday at
the Gilsey House, New York, OF heart disease.
Col. Stevenson's health had been falling for some
time, and he left this city some weeks ago for
Gloucester. Mass, TO spend the summer. As he
found himself still losing instead OF gaining
ground, ne went to New YORK week ago 70 place
himself In the hands OF 2 physicisn. He
and his faLher-in-law, Mr.. A. H. Evans
W.en boy he evinccd fancy for frontier life,
ana at an early age he Joined the STAN OF Prof. lay
den, CHIEF OF the Geological Survey. He spent
several winters among the Blackreet and sioux
the war broke out, when he served on tne stan OF
Gen. Ftz john Porter. After the war Col Stevenson
returned TO the Geological Survey. In 1875 he
surveyed and located Tor the f1rst time the head
waters OF The snake River, and was the 1rst white
man TO make the ascent OF the Great Teton Mount
he was appointed It's chief OF stan. subsequently
ne was detailed for chronological work for the
Smithsonian Institution, and explored the cl16
dwellings, OF Anzona, studying the habits, Gus
TOMS and religious myths OF the Navajo Zun1
and other Indian tribeA In 1o72 Col Stevenson
married Daughter OF M Alexander II: EvanA
The high attitudes In which Col Stevenson was
forced 70 carry on great part Of his work weak
ened the walls OF his heart. % tnas for months
past us action has been seriously impaired
Major Powell OF the Geological survey, said
this morning that Col etevonoonB body would
arrive here at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. accom-
panied by MA Stevenson, and win be taken 70
his late resdence. All airAngements for the
funeral have been deferred until the arrival a
Ma Stevenson.
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The Gladstone Golden Wedding.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAB.
LONDON, July 26-The long promised presen.
tation yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone on the
occasion OF the jubilee or their married life was
peculiarly gratifying to the recipients as showing
the personal regard and even affection OF those
with whom they are politically connected. The
subscribers included men distinguished In every
profession, but were strictly confined to his old
colleagues and associates. Earl Granville made
the presentation In presence or a small gathering,
among whom were Roseberry, TreveIy an, Moriey,
Harcourt, StrauSfeld, and Childers. Gladstone APP
peared full OF spirits and vgor and showed simple
and almost chtld-like degnt at the complm mt
Both the 20 traits or Mr.. Gladstone. by Hail, and
the one OF Mrs. Gladstone, by Herkomer, strik-
ing likenesseS
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She Rejected the Count
An ONTARIO GIRL VINO WAS NOT pAIzlkp nv rrr.
DKCoRAroNS

CLEvELASp. ONO July e6-The upper ten OF
Cleveland society are dlscu ssing en- Interesting
romance lust now. They are telling how A bean
tiful young lady OF chatham. Ontaro who has
been visiting here tor some time, refused 10 marry
a Russian nOb!enan- The couple met In Germany
stalled In a snow-storm- lie was Col Count Hot
fenbury, en- adjutant on the stan Of the car and
a menus OF a noble family. A correspondence
ensued, and three weeks ago the count came 70
Cleveland TO meet the yOung lady oy appointment
Dinners were given al the counts hotel aud hs
was In turn entertained by her friends; but all his
professions OF love were IN vain and a few days
since the young lady left for Canads and the
count departed sorrowfully for Russia The young
lady's friends refuse 10 permit the Use OF her
name.
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OvERDosszoF LAUDANUM.--Mrs Ed. Magruder
nee Gordon, who was married a few evenings ago,
house OF Mrs. Marion Edelin, on Queen street.
Medical aid was procured and fatal consequences
CANAL RIGHTS AND RAILROAD RIaHrs-It was ex.
pected that the recent sale OF the Alexandria
Canal would lead to some use OF the properly in
other enterprises. As YET nothing Of the KIND has
happened, as the Sale OF some OF the property Is
not entirely confirmed, and further litigation is
not unlikely. The bed OF the Canal, however, Ir, m
south OF Roslynn TO a mile or more south OF Four
Mile Run was bought BY Mr. J. w. Thompson, OF
Washington, Mas, ny for 500 and the next section
to G. q. wilkins, OF the Pennsylvania Raiiroa d,
for $3.50. Now Mr.. Thompson has assigned his
syIvania Railroad combination ali the titles OF the
Alexandria Canal CO., the Alexandra and WASH
tngton Railroad Co, and the old Alexandria and
ground Ut Four Mile Kun on which the arches are
built. Mr. Raub. however, Claims the reversion Of
thus ground, and made protest 70 that effect At
sylvania combination will now proceed to cl, Ar
away the canal arches and the canal embankment
ansra &rosd Ike clear wsy TSs would onS aaa
much 70 The convenience and safety OF that road.
The RAILROAD RIGHT OF WAY.-The Mount ver-
posed route within the city. The council commit
zee on streets having failed TO report on Its app
sos % n
the Mount Vernon Company has served public
notice that at the next term OF the Corporation
Court It Will apply for 1ve commissioner 70 ascer
tain just compensation 70 the land-holder In the
the tracks within city umit& Outside the city
line the work OF c0n0emntng land between the
corporation boundary and the creek win begin on
the 7th Of August under Fairfax commissioner
N0TRA-The police are now preceding the dog
war by proposals. Of peece from the mayor 70 the haf
formative Of 1ne and license or jail and dead
dog. Twelve persons have already been called
up-The Mechanics Building Association ioaned
ttOn Of applicants nor Peabody scholarships at
Nashville Normal college has been in progress
didatss were examined, mons or them from Alex
andra-The Knlghts Of Pyth1ns o. Mechanics
Lodge made aplea8ant excurunou to-day on the Ex-
celssor 70 Colonial Beach,
ENGLAND A sulRnrfnu frun Z novneo ula0uo 0f
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NEW YoRE, July 26-The stock market was
quiet 70 dull this morning, and though prices at
tue opening were generally from y 70 y per cent
higher tnan last evenings closing ngures, the vim
and 80 OF the past few days seemed lacking In the
speculation, and the opening prices were not main-
ta1ned Almost everything sagged on from y 70
y per cent, though the looses were afterwaru gen.
orally recovered, when St. Paul ana Reading ex-
hibfteo considerable strength. They were the
only really active stocks with Lackawsnna, with
Union Pacifc LJuisvilis and Nashville, and Rich
the List quiet 70 dull Richmond Terminal pre-
feEred was the special feature Of the dealing ad-
ya0o1ng from 71X 70 - On very Night TRADING.
Reading rose e prf cent. TEeo wD noge an1ma-
ton shown On the rocovefy. out - II O'Clock tue
market Wa qu1ee ana seeadys gonoc~lly - about
opening pE1ceA
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The Man i'm the Well.
HE HAs TOBACCO AND THINKS HE CAN STAND IT fo
TWENTY-EOUR HOURS.

HE HAs TOBACCO AND THINKS HE CAN STAND IT FOR
TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
OMAHA, NEB., July 26-The latest advices from
Johnstown are TO the effect that John Anderson Is
still imprisoned IN the wei there. The rescuing
party were confident or getting him out Tuesday
night, but just as they reached the point where
AnderSon's rescue seemed certain they were COM
PEELED 10 cease 10 save themselves. They were so
near Anderson that he could see their light lie
could look at IL. Al experienced well-dlgger Is
now on the ground. He went down into the re-
Gently dug well and conversed with the prisoner.
lie says he is all right and thinks he stand IL
twenty-f0ur hours longer. ne had a good supply
or too eco when enIombed, and TO satisfy his
thirst sucks the moisture rom the boards arouna
him. A third well has been started, ana the ex-
perlenced wel-digger, Archer, Is confident that
Anderson Will be rescued alive. The third weI Is
well ali the time TO encourage Anderson. lie has
been In the well six DAYS.
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a Bomb iu an Apple barrel.
STRANGE DISCOVERY MADE IN A FREIGHT can n

CHICAGO, July 20.-What is supposed 20 be .
huge bOmO was found yesterday by men engaged
In unloading a car OF apples which came from New
Albany, Ind. The end OF one OF the barrels Was
broken. and on glancing IN the men saw what ap-
peared 20 be n Uar OF iron IN among the apples
When taken out it proved 90 be a piece Of iron
pipe 3 inches IN diameter and 10 inches In length.
BOtn ends were plugged with some hard material,
apparently asbestos, and rom one end protested q
charred piece OF soft, woolly cord apparently In
tended for a fuse. II appeared 20 have been ig-
nited and gone out before reaching the end of the
pipe. About the ot her end was wrapped several
thicknessss OF sheet copper. The supposed bomb
Will be examined to-day. The apples came from
New Albany over the Louisville, New Albany, and
Chicago route, and were loaded IN q PennxylSania
stock car.
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Telegrams to The Star.
THE CONFERENCE WITH THE SIOUX.
WHITE CAPS TRAPPED AND SHOT.
Gunmaker Sevic'S Basket of Dynamite
Getting Facts About immigrants
INDIGNATION OVER 0KELLY's ARREST


BalrOur Said 10 have Ordered it with.
out Consulting His Colleagues
Special Cable Dispatch to The EvKnISs STAR.
LONDON, July 26.-Balfour's influence In the
cabinet on the Irish policy is still paramount as
Is proved by the arrest OF another nationalist
member yesterday in the heart OF the city OF Lon
don. Some time ago a similar event occurred, but
people were beginning to think the government
was alarmed by the profound sensation caused by
the previous cases. The kindly detectives who ar
rested OKelly yesterday purposely refrained, how
ever, from molesting him as he passed through
the entrance to the house In the afternoon. Sub
sequeatly, when he left to transact some business
In Marx Lane, he wa, followed TO his destination
and arrested. 1t does not appear that Baliour
even took the trouble TO INFORM his colleagues OF
his intention. Mr.. Smith, when questioned re-
specting the rumor or The arrest, declared he
knew nothing of the matter In such tone as un-
doubtedly to produce the impression that the
ruInor was unfounded. Meanwhile Balfour was
feastng at OF the guilds OF the city OF London.
wnich calls itself tue Grocers' Company. making
speeches wherein he condemned with severity the
methods OF his opponents.
The daily NetCs to-day expresses the general
feeling OF Indignation at the treatment OF Okelly,
who acted at one time a, special correspondent OF
that paper IN the SOudan.
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TIPToN, ISD., July 26. "A terriflc naiural-gas eN
ploson occurr, d al the heading factory OF Bowlin
& Haskell yesterday afternoon. The fireman, Jake
Baugnman, was dangerously burned. and may not
recover. The explosion ignited Ne huge dry
house, and IN less than haiI an hour the nalnes
spread to all parts OF the factory and more JIan
an acre or dry headings ready for shipment were
In flames. For three hours loo men worked oes-
perat ly before the nre Was got under control.
The business portion OF the city was In danger.
Ala the business men closed heir doors and turned
out 10 help night the fire. Bowlin Haskelrs losses
will amount 10 $40 900, with no In sur lnCe. Several
small buildings near the yards were also buried,
enJailing loss or 5000 or more.
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A Ten Thousand Dollar Package
stolen.

PORTLAND, OREG, July 26-While a steamer
was route from Portland 10 As orla Tuesday
night package Containing $4,000 was stolen,
and up 10 the present time no clue whatever h as
been discovered or the thief. The Pacific Express
Co., on learning OF The loss OF the money immed-
lately pdiI over $l00 900. The matter - now in the
hanus OF detectives. 1he Express CO. say they
Will spend the amount stolen 10 apprehend and
convict The thief
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Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, july 26-Mr. Lowell was much feted at
the dinner OF the Society OF Authors yesterday.
There was general feeling Of regret at Tennyson's
absence. The sympathy OF British authors with
their American brethren was shown by the COUP
ling OF the name OF the President OF the United
States with that OF the queen In the first toast
unusual event. Mr.. LowelpS speech was full or
happy thoughts and suggestive a.iusions. and was
greeted with Laughter and applause throughout.
Englishmen agree in considering him the most
brilliant aIter-dinner orator living
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CHICAGO July 26-It Is stated to-day that since
the arrest OF Hronek, the, would-be assassin OF
Gary, Grfnnell, ana Bonneld the police have made
an important discovery by working upon the fears
OF Aronek. Surprisingly ittle dynamite was found
&C Hronek,s house at tho time Of has arrest, the
bulk OF tne contraband goods consisting OF bombs
in various stages Of completion. The police were
convinced thai he had accaas 70 plenty OF dynam-
ice, ana when the subject was properly presented
70 hn. Hronek she led the way 70 the basement OF
the building In which eevics shop ie, and % the
searching, returned 70 the open atr with market
basket fll OF half-bound Dttcu OF the stun. There
were fully tan pounds of n-enough 20 have blown
the teS&tmony before the grand jury shows thai
eev1c, - ven - Hronak, knoW whore u dynam-
tGo WAS concoalo6
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Frsxhssui FaIi es Z RGalI.ry.

SIX WOMEN GO DOWN WITH THE WRECK.
The old armory OF the 1lth regiment &C
Elm and White streets, New York city, has
been used for commercial purposes for some
years, though stin owned by the city. Yes
terday afternoon the gallery for 81 feet one side
OF tue building collapsed and fell, carrying down
with II nve heavy folding machines and six giriA-
over two hundred girls and women were at work
al the time In the building, and they ned panic
stricken 10 the street. The scene when the police
and fireman arrived baffied description Men
were trying 70 get ut The buried people. women
means VI pain and fright came from the wrsck.
Blocks were ngged up, and the work OF removal
began. Tie i've heavy Ioloing machines heo
and the msss Crashed through 10 the ground moor
Oh the six girls who went down I'm the wreck AZ
the way u, The ground moor Mary BagneA o. HS
King stree T. Brooklyn, lay dead, her hands clutch
Ing d piece OF the sheet she was holding wben
the crash came. Mrs Mary McDonald WAS oeoy
bruised In one eye. The others escaped
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Poisoned win BussermiIk.

WICHITA, KANs., July 26.-1he household OF
Daniel Mccarthy. consisting OF his wife, four
daughters anu daughter-in-law, Mrs. Henshaw,
We're 30 soned yesterday from drinking butUermlIk.
They had sent TO a nsighoOr Tor the milk and
upon drinking all were Immediately ,aken NO.
lentiy sick Five doctors have been laoorlng with
them and have succeeded In saving the lives Of
Mrs. Mccarthy and three daughters The OLD
man, Mrs. Henshaw and one daughter, IL Is be-
been allowed TO stand IN a copper vessel and In
this waySbecame poisoned.
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Appc,n,ed 20 Professionalism,

announced as follows: Dr. Joseph Jastrow has
been appointed 10 the char or experimental and
com pardtlve psychology at the University or Wis
consn at Madison. ID L. c. SANFORD has been ap-
pointed editor or the american Journal u PsV-
chotogy. and DIR. X o. Grdhain 10 d professorship
OF chemistry In Bloomington, Ill
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UnsuccessSul Bank Burgiars.

CONCORD, MASS, July 26.-A bold attempt was
made last ni hI TO roo the Concord bank, entrance
being effected through one or the upper windows.
ConsI leraoe WORK WAS done trying TO open the
vault, but the burglars were unsuccessful and no
money was obtained. IL was probably the work OF
the same gang VINO were so successful at the post
Office week. they sed and lett similar tools
taken from the blacksmith shop close by.
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TurGRrArrsrBA BAEoArss 7 OFFERED

THEGREArrsrBAEoArxsY OFFERED
In order to close out the entire stock of Fine
Clothing at once.
OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND r srs,
viii sell all suits for Boys. to l3. which formerly
were s.. "a. $3.50. IS and $3.50 at $3.50.
All Suits for Boys. to H. which sold ct Co. o. So
ss. % and slo. at sara
The entire stock Of Suits for Boyl IA To ls VIII bs
sold at just one-hah Of former pricea
About 500 Suits for Men. which sold readily at
$3.50. %. slO. sl2. sl35o and s15. win be closed
out st $3.50.
Suits which sold ss $3.50. SIS and eco ere now
s1o50.
Middlesex Flannel Suits, slO.
C,srsymen's suits s25. worth ESQ.
White and Fancy vests. 75c. Odd Pants from q up.
seersucksr Coat and Vest for IL
Fancy Flannel Coat and Vest for q.
OAK HALL. CORNER TENTH AND r.
eV Lease and Fixtures for sais myo5-3m
II 0NDoNDERRY LITHIA WATER
eour II rs 0rly sne e S pss s,c f1F ANN
Noother water has one third much Itthia.
One dozen ole-haif Gallon Bother a 20.
e1A-am c. n sHAf1hk = Co. Agents. l0J n sva
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YIYrEn OF THE DELEoArEs 10 TIE DExocRArrc

YIPTYYN OF THE DELE0ATKs 10 TIE DEMOCRATIC corr
FRRRNcE CALL ON TEE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 26-FiIteen OF the col
or d delegates TO the Negro Democratic Confer
ence made an informal call on Gen. Harrison about
ESQ last night The neral received them In
his library, and shook hands all around, chatting
freely with them. The fifteen callers were chieny
deiegates from Pennsylvania, and II u said they
all belong 70 the Turner wing OF the conferences,
which sustained close defeat In the matter OF
permanent organization Of the conference.
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Expediting Measures Before Parlia.
Me0ls

Special Cable Dispatch to TsE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, July 26-The system OF delegatng
measures to be discussed by grand committee
before being submitted to parliament, originally
adopted at Mr.. Gladstones recommendation. is
admitted to be a great success and saving OF time
Tue railway canal traffic Till yesterday passed
the house In an extraordinarily short time, mem-
bers being agreed to accept clauses o. the CON-
miIlee's Recommendation.
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Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
DANvrLLE, KY, July 26.-Wm. Garnett Kincaid,
father OF Mr.. Chas. E Klncaid, OF Washins ston was
buried here to-day. He was q classmate Of Gems
Grant and Frederick Dent at West Point, and was
an officer with them in the Mexican war. He was
by profession lawyer, but had not practced Tor
some years.
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The CelereA Deusocrass.
wRANGLING ovKR oReA ANIMATION, Erc, WHICH LAsfsD
ALL DAT.

The colored democrats national couferepca
called by J. Milton Turner and seventeen oeese
colored men, convened In the rooms of the hee-
dr1cks club, IN Ind.asapolis yesterday norninG
Some sixty-four delegates were present. oeeoss
thirty OF forty colored spectators and dossa g
two white members OF The Hencnckk club. ~
was raised over proposition 70 90 into eecUS
on1cers selected and Q Wfzngle ensued over p9o{.
osition 70 appoint q committee % tan1oo2
ORGANIZATION. F1nsily order WoD reoeofoo 80
Ci~yelspd and Thurman were fn0orsed ~ ~
vote. wrangle worse than IL nIS 49, 49,
the selection o. perneneee cear0an. ~
THIS lasted ali day, an1 nuch o1eefrnem 49, -
VOWED Turner c3dled C1axk ~ou8oo0ss -
pandomO1iun Toognea ~ - -.
Lord Ra.1slps casssnln - go - oses-
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To-DAYs OFFERINGS OF BONDS amounted to
1928 600 In lots as follows Four per cents regis
tered, 100000 at 127H, 500, 600 at 127x: Az per-
cents, registered $400, 900 at 1075s $276, 600 ar
1O7s.; Az per cents coupon, $4,000 at 1O7 2-5
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Nominated sor Congress.


ST. LOUIS. July 26-The democrats OF the 18th
Illinois district In convention Al Alton yesterday.
nominated A. W. Hope for Congress
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BERLIN July 26.-The delegates 20 The German
wagner societies have agreed 10 have heir head
quarters In Berlin instead or N Munich. The en-
perurs hussars band yesterday plays ed at Wagner's
grave where a large number or people had as
sembled. A deep impression was produced. The
band tnen went TO the widows residence and
played march composed by Frederick the Great
and q selection from Wsgner's works.
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Across the Partfis.
A srEANER BRISos HAIF A rHorsaSp orrS.rxx am
"A BupGEr oF sHws

"A BUDosT 90 SEws
CHICAGO July 26.-A dispatch fnorn yancouxer
B. q, says: The Canadian Pacinc ste amship Lo~rs
deen, from lokohamA bringS ave hunired and
tweniy-seven are for san Franclsco. The CARO-
contains l.3pO tons OF Tea The cholera continues
20 prevail at dong Kong. There Is a rumor of a
change In the japanese cabinet and new mi nj TAR
20 England Will be appointed IL Il reportea that
the king of COrea viii prohibit the nreachins of
Christianity by missionaries