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A GRAND GAME.
New York and Chicago Tie Aster
Thirteen Innings.

New York and Chicago Tie Aaer
Thirteen Innings.
New York, August 13th.--The game
with Chicago was called at the endof the
thirteenth inning, on account of darkness,
with the score tied. The contest was one
OF the best seen here this year Baldwin's 8
pitching was the feature. Score-Chicaga
5, New York 5. Batteries - Weleh ard
Ewing and Baldwin and DAILY.
ANOTHER CLOSE GAME
PHILADELPHIA, August th-B0tfi pitch
eTs did magnificent work to day, but lucky
hitting in the tenth inning won the GENE
for the home team. Score-Ia iiaBay9lis Z
Philadelphia 2. Batteries-Buffinton and
Clements and Burdic and Buckley.
THE SENATORS LOSE.
WASHINGTON. August 18th. ODay's
wild work in the box lost the home team
the game to-day. Washington 2,
Pittsburg 3. Batteries-O Day and Deasly
and Calvin and Miller.
GAME POSTPONED.
BosToY, August 13th-The Boston-De-
troit game was postponed ON account of
rain.
OTHER GAMES.
CINcISNATE, August 13th.-Cincirnati g.,
Baltimore 2.
KANSAS CITV-Kansas City 8, Athletics 4.
1oUIsvILLE-Louisville Z, Brooklyn 2.
ST. LoUIs-5t. Louis s. Cleveland 3.
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wHAr rARNELL suEs -
A MASSACRE.
Asalaan' Troops Made the Victims OF
ASyssinian Treachery.

italian Troops Made the Victims OF
ASyssinian Treachery.
RoME, August 13th.-An official dispatch
from Massowah says: Three hundred snd
nifty auxiliary troops, under command of
Italian officers, have been destroyed blythe
Aoyssinians. The killed included ali the
othcers.' An attack was being made nv the
auxiliaTies upon Saganeh.
The catastrophe is due to treacherv on
the part of the native allies, who joiae,f
the enemy during the fighting
PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR.
ROME August 13th.-The following de.
tails have been received OF the massacre at
Saganet AbyssiDia: Chief Debeb had as-
sembleC. force of 40 men with the inten-
ton OF Faiding ATkiko district. The Ital-
ian ConnlandeT at Maas0wah, hearing OF
his intention, sent 500 Ssshi-B -Bozou-ks un-
der commsnd Cs Eve italian officers to trv
and surprise De5eb's- force On the road
the otiicsEs, enlisted the services of 200
members OF the &ssaertin tribe.
Ssganeu was reached on Wednesday
last, and i was found shat Debeb bad been
warned CT their approaoh and intrenehed
his position.
An attack was made By the italian force,
however, and tbey succeeded in carrying
the village, but daring the assault the As
saortns proved treacherous and made an
attack Oh the Italian rear. The Bashi-
BaZonrks became Panio-stricken ard were
massacred while en6esvering TO fly.
Forty Es5aortin5 have Seen arrested and
are held as hostages.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Matt storms Fatally Hurt - Gebhardps
Fine Horses Burned.

Fine Horses Burned.
lCcpyT79ht 1855. by The CaGfo7G associated Press!
PoRr JERvIs IN. Y. J. August 1Sth.-The
accident on the Chicago express on the
Erie road this morning was more serious
t1sn at first reported. The express was de-
rallied by collision with the Lehigh Valley
locomo otive, which latter had only lust pre-
viousy been derailed by running into the
rock. The two engines came together in
the midst of pouring rain, with a shock
that threw the passenger engine, a car
loaded with horses and several other cars
down an embankment about eighty feet.
The other coaches remained on the track.
The ruins took fire and burned.
A TRAIN HAND BURNER.
All the railroad employees, except one.
and all the passengers were rescued from
the burning cars, some having broken
bones, or bruises, or burns. Fireman AL
eNander Newman, of the passenger train.
was burned to death. Eleven train hands.
besides Newman, were injured, none fe-
tally.
GREAT LOSS OF FINE HORSES
ooe car was loaded with racing horses
belonging to Mrs. Langtry and Fred Geb-
hardt. They were burned. The loss on
the horses is now said TO be 100000.
. CALIFORNIAN FATALLY INJURED.
Among those injured was NJ. D. Storms
OF California, who was in the car with the
horses and who was bruised and cut about
the head. Storms horse, Scandinavian,
was killed.
Among the horses lost were Eole, Eolist.
Minosal. Blanka, Certainty, Pauline,
Frank, Orphan Bay and two-year-old
tilly. OF fourteen running horses in the
car all but two were burned. 1t is reported
that Newman, fireman on the express,
when he found be could not extricate him
self from the wreck, shot himself.
The latest unauthenticated report is that
two horses were killed and twenty
wounded, eight fatally.
About ole dozen of the most injured per.
sons were brought to Port Jervis st noon
to-day.
Matt Storms will probably die, it is said.
Storms has had hard luck ever since he
came East last May with his horse, Grover
Cleveland, which broke down and WIS
shot.
Latest reports from the disaster say
thirty-tive persons are injured.
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COOP. noR yHn Fa.RsrEEs.
Anato!pate6s1senezzts q From the Europea

Anota!pate6-.zsenezts From the European
Tra0ssonass.estsl EaNEEay.
iCosyqht. Iess. by 2sa 0GI fOr1i sssocilei Press;
LONDON, Aug,2zk 13th.-It appears prob
able to the EussE n Cove -nment that the
new railroad frG4n. Paris to 2era will enable
tie peasant 1arrsers, to obtain better prices
fer wheat Tho GoFernr1e ent therefore has
ompowersa,tbs railways :o.mGAe advances
oG sehalt o. tf1s State banks on security of
sse wheat thS may ne deposited in depots
SoE- Transport and sod. Hitherto the want
of ready nolsf.y has Obliged grain-growers
To- dispose cf their products in the worst
nsarkets, spes alators taxing every advan'
tsge
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| 4 LAW GR0sSzsF VIOLATED.
What Member Of the Immigration
Commission Says of Its Work,

OOIHHII5eIUH oay5 OF Its WOrK.
Copyright. 1885, By Es California Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, August 1S;h.-Chairman
Ford, of the special committee appointed
to investigate the violation of the immi-
grant law. returned from New York on
Saturday night, and was on the floor of the
House this morning. He said that already
enough evidence had been taken to show
the grossest violations Of the law, and that
thousands of foreigners had been permitted
20 land upon our shores in defiance of all
restrictions. He came over to secure the
passage of resolution authorizing the
committee to have printed the testimony
taken in New York.
Mr. Ford said that he had been so busy
that it was impossible fer aim to learn any
thing about the political situation of the
Empire State. He returned to New York
this afternoon.
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INHUAsAN' oRFICEss.
a Bride and Grccn Locked Up for Il
Night III Separate Tanks,

Night Ill Separate Tanks,
FALL RIVER Mass J, August l3lh.-A
Hebrew wedding occurred at the Svna-
gogue in Waterman block yesterday and a
feast followed. The noise late at night at
tracted the police, and they found dance
in progress. As previous warning had
been given agsinst Sunday dancing, thirty
three Hebrews, including several women.
were arrested. Scores of voices were raised
in angry profess against what was termed
an outrage. A few tried to escape and a
half-dozen We're pulled out of narrow
closet, where they were closely packed
away. The Bail Commissioner was. abzent
in New York, and the whole party had to
spend the night in the Lookup. The bride
and groom occupied separate cells.
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IN CASTLE GARDEN.
The Congressional Committee Spend n
Day Among Immigrants.

Copyright, 1885, oy the California associated Press,
New York, August 13th.-The Congress
sional Committee on immigration spent
the day at Castle Garden inspecting the zoo
Italian emigtaats just arrived. They were
far above the average in appearance and
intelligence, yet out Of less than 800 who
underwent g preliminary examination
fifty doubtful ones were found Barely
did one of them have over ten francs,
while many of them were without cent.
No amount of examination could force
one 10 say he had come over under con-
tract.
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NOT "A CRGsUs.
Sheridan 9 Personal Estate PISesd a
Less thsn $4,000.

A1t55 tL-ss.l y %|UIUUUs
WASHINGTON, August 13th.-The will of
the late General Sheridan, dated Hay %,
1883, was to-day admitted to probate. He
left to his wife one-third of all his personal
property, the meir lieu of dover To
Mrs. Kate Sheridan, his mother ,since
deceasedJ, he left the Ohio homestead. to
revert to his son, Philip H. Sheridan, in fee
simple. All the rest of his propersyahe
leaves to his wife, NJ. " Sheridan, and
Linden Kent, his attorney, in trust TO re.
cover rents, etc, for the maintenance and
education of his four children
The petition states that his personal es-
tate consist of S272t in money, $4,000. in.
stocks, etc, $1,000 in swords, etc. $1,000 in
household furniture, $500 in horse and
carriage, and $500 IN TIE house at Nonquitt
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The Boulaneer Ea,sode.

IcCpy9i., 1888. by Tie CsAo7lias associated Prrs;.I
PARIS, August 13th.-It is claimed for
Professor Perrin that in she BoulangeI
elecsion sffray he red in selfdefense. On
this ples to- day lie was released by the
Magistrate. Beulapger aas returned to
PS7is. The injured persons are recoveEing-
Their Injuries proved slight.
Anoshe ; Teni2zl Attack.
EoNDoN, Angrs ct i3th.--Delia Morally a
passenger on TIE steamer City of Chicago,
which arrived = Queenstown to-day from
New York. w1s srTesSsl by the Queens
town authW itis for co2cealing and trying
TO take ash're = TeyolgsF and 100 roGnds of
! ammunitio9. The weapon and a-anpni-
ton beloD Se@ to Edward Fitzgerald, an
| ether pasf eng ger
a .Prosp pssssve Battle.
LoNDoN, August f3th.-A dispalcA from
India siyfe Thare are 600 reinforced
Thibebins in Jciiapla Pass. 4 British
force, $500 strong, with four mountain
guns is marching 10 attack therl."
a Rusaian IsseIiipg the AlSanlans.
hNDqsi, August 13th.-A dispatch from
| Bue harest says that Hitravo, the Russian
Minister b re, Is organizing pot to incite
an upssing in. Albania.
Thousands of Men zsls.
LcTDoN, August l3th.-Tte Stevens Steel
Woeks at London, near Swansea, have been
suddenly closed, and thousands Of men are
| thrown out 9f work.
Fraass May as wesA Give In
RoNE, august 13th.-It 3 semi-ofIicisiiy
stated ths. Russia, Germany, England,
Austria and Spain will seaport Italy in de-
tclsrins that the capitulssions do not apply
i to MasaoSah.
BiaDquis Fs5szd Gone.
PsE1s, August 13 a,-Flotte, g nroni-
nent Communist, is osad. he was friend
Of Blanqui.
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FHE FUNERAL sToPPEo.
THE COMMIT ETT ,ARo 80.

The tragedy has created a PEI feet fasore
CT Indignation in Denver. Il is the uni
versal topic of DISCUSSION, ~, which the
participants in the crime ara o Jndemned in
the most severe tesms. Tia ,matssr will be
investigated NOS carefully and the whole
plot exposed. 4. CoroueTa. inquest and a
post mortem ex2znipatioa will GO hald. a
( most determined effort will ke made to
punish McDan; sis.
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PILING N.
The Capital Filling Up With American
Party Delegates.

IEePgrigAt, lsss by the California Associated FressI
WASHINGTON, August 13th-The town is
1ull of delegates to the American party's
Convention, which meets here tomorrow
The balance of the California delegates got
in to-day, and late this afternoon marched
up Pennsylvania Avenue with the Phila-
delphia contingent.
There is certain to be big fight over the
selection of the Presidential ticket. The
Pennsylvania men came here instructed
for General Negley, of Pittsburg, and will
vote solidly for him.
There was an informal meeting in the
red parIor of the Ebbitt House tonight,
daring which the platforra was discussed
and also the outlook for the ensuing cam
paign. Reports from arriving delegates
are to the effect that the vote will be sur
prisingly large
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without .Indga or Jury.

l1opyrah, 1888. by u California Asscc;rtea Press.
Jackson Miss, August 18th. = Bob
Brown (coiored), owing to difficulty, on
Sunday night shot and killed DR.. L. W.
Holiday at Utica, and mortally wounded
two others. The citiz MS this afternoon
took Brown from the Jail andshanged him.
Wells College TO be Rebuilt.
SYRACUSE (N. y, August 13th.-At a
meeting of the Trustees OF Wells College,
recently burned ct Aurora. held this Morn
ing. it was decided TO build at the same
site, but after different plans and at an ex-
pense of not less than 100000.
a National Committeeman Resigns.
Providence. (R. ]. J, August 13tb.-Hon.
J. 3. Baraby has forwarded his resignation
as a member of the Democratic National
Committee from Rhode Island, on. account
OF the poor condition of his health.
A Convent Burned.
NEW YORK, August 13th.-Ths Convent
of the Sacred Heart, in this. city. was
burned to the ground o-nlght. The loss is
$500, 600. There were nearly 200 inmates,
aud they all escaped unhai aed.
Accident 70 the Dauntlsss~
New BEDFORD Mass J, August l3th.-
The famous ocean racer, the Dannfless,
arrived here tonight partial wreck, hay,
ing carried away her jibboom clcse to her
bowsprit in heavy sea.
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ARIZONA.
A Shooting ARRAY Alaeng a Gang OF
Mexican hxtnera

PHOENIX, August 13th.-T There was a
shooting scrape among some Mexican
miners, working xn Cove Creek yesterday,
in which Antonio Huena was dangerously
shot IN the rigs.nt shoulder by Antonio S.a.
llsca- The wounded man is now in the
County Hospital here,
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BRoScHITIs---Sud4den changes of the
weather cause bro .nchial troubles. Browns
bronchial Iror.nes will give relief. Sold
only N boxes, Prices, % cents.
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Two More Cases Against the ~ Times
A Special Co7amissIon Vva,tad

THE PARNELLITE SUITS.
Two More Cases Against the 50 Times -"
Special Co1nmission Wanted.
LONDON, August 1Sth.-The Star saw tha
4. 2. O'Connor, its editor and member O
Parliament for Liverpool and John Red
mond, member Of Parliament for Wexford
have entered actions for libel against the
Times IN the English Court of the Qaeen'.
Bench.
SPECIAL CoMMIssIoT ASKED FOB.
The Parnellite members of Parliament
have determined to apply to the Compais.
sion of Inquiry for the appointment of 3
special Commission to 90 to America fe,
the purpose Of inspecting certain docul
ments.
MORE COUNSEL EMPLOYED.
LONDON, August 13th.-The Irish Par.
liamentary party have retained GEORGE
Lewis, SIR Charles Russell, n. p. r, +
Read. NJ. p, Frank Lockwood, NJ. P, and
Fl. Ii, Asqnith, NJ. P, to defend them
before the Commission Of Inquiry.
THE COMMISSION BILL s1aSRp.
Royal assent has been given to the Com
mission bill.
WHAT PABEELL SUES Fca.
LONDON. August 13th.-Tbe anount nj
damages which Parneil asks for in his suit
against the Times is $4,000. He bases his
eclion on the letters which the Times pub
lished in 1887, and on letters and statements
introduced by the defense in the trial Of
S'Donnells case against the Times.
THE SCOTCH COURTS ADJoUEH.
LeNDoN, August 13th.-The Scotch Courts
nave taken recess unit! October. 1t is
likely the suit of Parnell against the Times.
which will be tried in Scotland, will be
heard IN November.
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BAIEED FOR FUCKERS.

Guerrero, the Smooth Californian, Up for
Fifty-Miis Run.
fCOpyigh. 1888. by c California associated Press
New YORK, August 13th.-A so mile foot
race for 81 $50 side will take place at the
Brighton Beach race track on Saturday
next. The contestants are Gus Guerrero
and George Cartwright, of Sheffield, Eng.
Mr.. George Engman offers additional stakes
of 81, ,000Io the man who beats the worlds
record at that distance. Both men have
for some time past been training for the
event. Guerrero is taking long and strong
work in the early mornings on the track.
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MExgo.

A Family Rsnnd in THAR. Beds and the,
House Pfundered.
Copyright, 1888. by The qssJo'-ass A.sOcietsd Pre.,l
Mexico, Auguss l3th.--A few nights
ago negly-employed servant let a gars of
twenty armed robbers iR,o the house Of a
family in the rxtheIH part of the CIV.
The robbers bound IAe members Of the
household in their be.ss and threasa1ed to
punish anyone that made an outsry with
death. They stunned with a AoEy one
Sezoritas Who screamed. The rcabs rs took
n<arly everything, even the mate,es.es from
the beds and all the clothing cs tie family
and se5Yants,
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to kill the fever germs, if possible. To
morrow
THE CONCLUSION THEORY

THE CONCLUSION" THEORY
OF killing germs will he given a practical
test: Wilson's battery, with five pieces OF
artillery, will begin firing continuously
from O'Clock for several hours.
Nearly every hotel, boarding house and
restaurant in the city has been closed. ard
the proprietors have fled.
Only two new cases of yellow fever are
reported In the city as occurring in the last
tWenty-four hours.
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The House.

WASHINGTON. August 18th. = In The
House to-day Dubois, of Idaho. offered ..
resolution calling OF ths Attorney Ge.ey al
for a list of the Pardons granted by the
President to persons convicted Of fti.ia charge
of unlawful cohabitation in Ctah and
Idaho, since March 4, 1886. Referred.
The floor was then ACCORDED 10 the Com
mittee GA District of Colur abba. The first
bill called up, autho'dzing the Com
miSsiopers to eondem,.i property on Rock
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PsE1s, August 13 h.-Flotte, g nroni-
nent Communist, is oaad. he w2s friend
Of Blanqui.
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THE CAPITAL.
THE AMERICAN P4RTY,S C0NFEE.
TI0N TO-DAY.
Senator Hoar Causes a Little Diver
sion-sGeneral Sheridan's Es-
tate Fisheries Debate.
WRAPPED IN THE Co1oRs.

lsrECIAL DIsPA7eRzs TO TIE nvooaDxa;1oN. J
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
RUSSIANS GETTING UP A REV0IT
IN ALBANIA.
The ParEeilite Libel Suits-ETassa.
ere Of Italian TToops-The
Taibetan Trouble.
TEE PARNELLITE srlrs.

IsrEqlAL DlsrA7czrs TO THE REooED UuIos,l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
KEEP COOL!
DRINK APOLLO TEA!

FyrHE MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. FREE
] to all. Don't fail to try it Go TO the GRE AT
AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA COMPANY,
and try glass of APOLLO TEA, icy cold. Free
to all. The delicious flavor and great strengl h
of this most excellent beverage commends il to
all lovers of good Teas. Apollo Tea is most
economical. Apollo Tea is very refreshing
Apollo Tea is absolutely pure. Apollo Tea is
most delicious. Apollo Tea is by far the best.
Apollo Tea is free to all.
cordial invitation is eheerfully extended to
all 10 come and drink glass of pure Apollo
Tea, ice cold. None genuine unless bearing our
name upon every package.
Ii you want bargains in Teas, Coffees, Spices,
flayorlng Extracts, Glassware, Chinawaie or
Crockery, come and see us.
Whether you want TO buy or not, look at our
goods, and see what small prices we are asking.
Look 70 your interest; make us a cal; investi-
gate our prices Compare our goods, and You
will be handsomely repaid for your trouble.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
90 will buy you a box of Choice Tea, with a
Breakfast Set of is pieces.
90 viii buy you q box of very fine Tea with
a Tea Set complete for six persons.
co will buy you box of Tea, with Tea Set,
decorated and complete for twelve per-
sons.
s 50 will buy you box of Extra Fine Tea,
with Chamber Set complete of 10 pieces.
$40 co will buy You ten pound box of very
superior Tea, with a complete Tea Set OF
ii pieces. handsomely decorated, with
gold bands
Make no mistake. Go to
Great American Importing Tea Co.,
6ls Street, Sacramento.
jy2i-TuwS-1p
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HOME AFFAIRS.
FOUR OFFICERS BUTCRERED IE
KENTUCKY.
Bsaine's TriumphaI Journey to Bos-
ton-Great Storm on the Lakes
Convent Burned.
OFF FOR BOSTON.

lsrrqAL DISPATCHES TO THE REoonD-UyIoy !
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LITTLE INCIDENT.

At South Framingham, small but not
less enthusiastic gathering awaited Blaines
coming. When the train stopped little
girl was pushed forward through the
crowd bearing aloft in her extended arms
an American flag wrought of flowers, on
which was worked the inscription:
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NEW cAsEs AT JacksoNvI11n,

WAsHISGToE, August 13th.-A Telegram
received at the Marine Hospital Hsaaquar-
| ters to-day ffom Jacksonville, Fla, reports
three new cases OF yellow fever during the
past twenty-sour hours. Up te,daae there
have been twentyone casess end three
| deaths
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08 TOD a =
ANOTHER CHANCE TO PURCHASE YOUR
CuitingS at our Closing Prices. The
grades Of Goods We call attention to TO-
DAY are all Of superior quality, and the
assortment consists Of Suitinss adapted
to Fall Wear and Evening Dresses. These
Prices are at the Lowest Gut Rates.

French Cashmere, any shade, double width 10
yards 80
Combination Suit: 10 yards Cashmere and
yards Plaid Satin 55
Combination Suit: 10 yards Cashmere and
yards Plaid So SO
All-wool serges, SO inches wide, 10 yards, and
yards Satin combination s5
Black Serges, double width 10 yards. Satin
Trimming IS
Black all.wool Cashmeres double width, 10
yards; .2l yards striped 25
yards, 60
Fine Black Mohair double width, all wool, 10
yards 49,. - - ..... s5 90
Worsted Checks, 38 inches, 10 yards 70
Fancy Plaids, 10 yards cents
Extra wide fine Seersuckers, 10 yards~......$ ST. 90
Check Ginghams, 10 yards. cents
Heavy York Check, 10 yards......90 cents
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RuNoRs. er MARrlAL LAW

Are ahoat. The situation does not demand
it, but may at most. any hour if the thou
sands of blacks remain out of work
By the reason of the exodus from TIA
city the hanks have been largely drasn
upon for funds. No deposits are coming
in. as tne me. chants find it impossisse 70
collec1t their accounts.
/ .ime. sulphur and tar have beea ordered
in. large quantities. and tonight several
hundred fires will be kindles all over tn.
city, two or three in every block, in eraei
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CONGRESSIONAL PRocEKDsxGs
Ths Senate.

.czpg-igat, 1855. Byte catforI,i Assoeted Irer.l
WASHINGTON, August lsth.-The Senate
spent the entire day on the fisheries treaty,
Senators Call and Gray speaking in support
Of the treaty.
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YELLOW, JACK.
a Reported Outbreak of Yellow Eevsaz- In
North Carolina.

WASHINGTON. August 1Sth-A pTiaate
dispatch from GoldsbOro, n, c.. reports a
yellow fever case there, the patient being
telegraph operator recently from Jackson
VILE. He has been removed to an isolated
cabin in the woods