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The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25
The Prizes and Who Drew Them.

The following Is the list OF the prizes
drawn at st, Mary church leyee, Oct.
10th;
praycr Book. Mrs Sarah Dumont tea set,
Miss Mary Murphy glass set, Mr., Frank Good
ness glass tea set, Miss Lena Lashon; plush
album, Mr. W. Z. 0rdwayi pair of blankets,
Miss Liza May Pooler, standing lamp, Mr.. W
X. Bartlett; rocking chair, Mrs. Mary Bison
camp bed, Miss Winnie Conroy; table cloth, I.
II. Sesbit, bed spread, Miss Lille Rullett
toilet set, Mrs. II. Nigue: Priests picture, Mr..
Ed. Spear; Bishop .Iealey's picture, Miss NJ,
Freil; album, Charles blanchard; brass clock
Iohn b, Morri,sct; Bible, Frank Goodness !;
pair of slippers, a, NJ. McQuillan' fr. plan.c, 5
picture, Miss Sarah Gr'nd,st r. r. ha Cmof PIC.
clock. Miss Mary Rodrick; pair OF bracelets,
Mr.. George Butler. The gold watch was drawn
Tuesday at o'clock 7. NJ AT thus office and H.
W. Chase drew it.
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Business and Amusement Notices.


If you, want anything in the line of
folders, wedding cards menus, dance or
ders, etc, etc, call at the REPORTER of
flee and see our new samples and be graft
flied at the elegant styles and reasonable
prices.
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DIED.

skoMbeem- oet. lst, Mr.. EmeIne Masa9n,
aged - years and 70 months.
Skowhcgan-Oet 18th. Mrs. lila, Wit of the
late De, Thomas Lafd ased 70 years and months
Skawbcgan- Oct roth, David h. Youngest son
Of En#gH and Fannie lpate, aged ye.rs.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25

The President at the very last moment
signed the Hoar Amendatory Electoral
Count bill and the signature was an,
nounced to Congress just berore the ga'el
fell.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW RONEN itSE"EUt ..
5Hel l.. II, Webb.
\ Piatnrr-Sturteyant.
Ii4yal Baking Powder.
N{.eeel Geo =. Rowtll.
laand- James Lunsden.
i#5tlcr,voaf-W. T.. Ordway.
ui,rellaneous--Anburn Drug Co.
Inc Hole Question llobfook Y ilawes
- ,er cent lnterest-Ilome Bank Boston.
SID shocs-American Sled and Sleigh Shoe Co.
oIrrin Sales Lyman Grant and X. 5. Williams
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DENTAL NoncEi-ro the people of
Athens and vicinity, have rented the
building lately used by the selertmcn OF
Athens and fitted it up for dental office
and will be prepared to do dentistry in all
its branches shall be in Athens every
Thursday and anyone in the need Of den
tai work would do well To give NE call
guaranteed.
f. \. Leavitt, Skowhcgan, Me.
-
CoNsIIrrlIoNAL Cotton SNu.r is sold on the
9 No cure no pay" principle. II contains no
opium nor anything injurious. Why suffer with
coughs and colds when for p or 20 cents you
can get a bottle at the drug store Of,
IL GEO. CUSHING,
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s.-E,pc1icuee~ in Composition aud Language
work. Mis- NJ. \ WithfelI Fairfield. discus
ion opened hy Mr.. Gaf. Nalth Arson.
a. HE Grtdc -y-ton in Town Sehoa., and
course OF study tor same. Alan1p smith.
Gomnille. Discussion opened by L. \. Ehne-
wood. Athens.
L. m.Int-N.
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CLUB csoEsshtlcn
GREAT ON ERf.A
lrnnilMnN SnIlih
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Proposed Maine League.

Ladies sleeveless jersey vests at
.rnold's. pretty.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25

S. d. Arnold has II inch dress hanuel
The Somerset reporter., 1888-10-25

Mr.. 4. +, Harlow OF Portland STATE
agent for Hills Manual and Hill's Album
of Biography and Art, came to town by
Tuesday evenings train, and Is quarterea
at the Heselton, Mr.. Harlow informs us
that he has followed the selling OF these
most excellent works for over ID years
and during which time has disposed OF
s22j 900 worth by subscription, selling
over $40, 600 worth in the city of Port
land alone. The editions of both books
have been carefully revised to 1888, more
pages and much additional information . ,,
ad5sd until at present they form the
mos, useful and general fund OF interest
mo matter ever placed before the people.
Mr. Harlow will probably remain In town
,,eral weeks.
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Thurman In,lird 90 snsnh.

CoLuNnrf, o., Aug. Ga delegation Of
Democrats from the Hooking valley called
on Judge Thurman today and invited him
10 attend u ma-s.mecling 10 be held at
Ncsonylllc, the date 10 be hereafter ar.
ranged Judge Thurman accepted the In.
yilaiion. on condition that the date Of
the meeting shall DO At an odd hmc
10 ~ not 10 conflict with his other
engagements. Commander Rac, oi the
Grand Army oi the Republic, was hero
to-day 10 consult with the grand council
aud look over The arrangements iof the
accommodation Of the veterans at the
cncampmtut In September. lie cN'
presses himself ~ delighted with the
accomp olslions and the extensive
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II,r nn,nrII,n.r.

Sr. Lors. Mo-. Aug. G.--,ioy More.
house returned io Jefferson City today and
gave q hearing 60 Mcr.E Martin aud
Fouullaroy. attorneys fof Hugh VI. Brooks.
ahaF Maxwell. un the request lhai O iur.
,hcr rtplc bo granted Brnks, o. asked
hy the British minister The Governor
announced that ho war ready Ia pass NJ. %
the application asked iprby Minister Wet,
and stated that II there urE no other
fpgrun than ihlt stated ~ the Papers r.
,pi,,d nom Secretary layaid, hc would
not Inbfirry with tie sentence. BlOuks'
nitumr,t replied that the, had parcr
bearing uIun the subject which they hal
brun unable io prepare and bring With
them. The GuycrnUt, therefore, granted
puslpunrmcnt II tlic hearing until
"Wednesday. when tile attorneys iur the
condemned man will make their final ci
fort Iu bphali II their client
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She Boats on An Assaiiant-Fcars Of
LynChinR.

sho Beats on An hssailant-Fears Of
LynchinR.
Special Dispatch a. The Appeal
CnArrASooGA, Tenn, Aug. G.-Souih
riilsburg aud Jasper are both internally
excited over an attempted rape at Jasper
last night A young man named Charles
johnson entered the house oi rroi. Moore,
president oi the Jasper college, ior ihc
purpose ri robbery. but on entering the
room In which Irpi. Moorc's seventeen
ycnr old daughter WIS sleeping h" drew u
knife aud waking her Threatened CO.
Kill her " she did not submit a.
his desire. The gifl, with bravery hardly
ever clunlcd, Fpuug from her h"d with q
scream. and, rrlyIu' chllr hcat Oh the
scuuudrl until assistance ctmu. johnson
then escaped through window. M "ipf.
WIS made Ia hush The matter up IN H,
count oi the standing ui the parties, hui
johnson WIS arrested TO-DAY ~ suuth iiiis
burg, aud there nrr strong irln that lee
will be- lynchcd before having hearing.
Miss Moore being general iayortc IN
jasper.
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SORROW Az oruEn PLACES.
Gov. Foraker Issues . Proclamation

Gov. Foraker Issues froefamati"n
CoLuMBus, o., Aug. 0.-Thc flag on the
Sia,e.house is at hali.mast on account Of
the death Of Gen. Sheridan. Gov. Foraker
has issued the following proclamation
10 the People oi ohio
"Gen. Philip Sheridan is dead. lie dc.
parted this life yesterday ut Nonquiit,
Mass. lie was a citizen Of Ohio; but his
name and fame belongs among the richest
treasures Of the nation Next after Grant
and Sherman lac was the most illusirious
Of the war for the suppression Of the ~.
bellion. His name WIS the synonym oi
gallantry. lie WIS the ideal field marshal.
lie led only 10 victory. 10 long M the
Union shall endure aud human liberty
be cherished, he will hold an ailccionatc
place In the hearisof his countrymon. A.
q slight appreciation for his heroic services,
the flags on all civil and public building,
Of the state will be displayed at hali-mas'
until and including the day Of the funeral. II
The proclamation Ia signed officially
/ The Governor also sent q telegram oi con
/ dolencc 10 Mn Sheridan.
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.,,nlsnn'- o,n to the r...,asn,.

W,'uINUtoS, Aug. a. People who dnili
pass oak View, the Presidents country
residence, we're greatly surprised a lev
du,s ngu hy the appearance NJ 4 new huilI
ing In the landscape. II went up aluIus.
iu a night while the President w..
absent On biz recent fishing trip, aUI b.
"a perfectly Gui.hei, ornamental cu,u-..
tWrulytvyrn hy thirty feet, with ua.
plnNis and complete equipments 10 /.
made NJ Michigan wood. painted ,luu,
gray, With hruNn trimmings lul IH. iUu.
aud Is present from western Michigan
friends u the President iD himself auI
Mn. Cleveland. II will be- u.pd o. ar
Office and summer house II isa decided
addition IN the charm Of the Landscape
and ia much iluicl
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ye.,tran,,. ,IsII aame..

Louisville, ., brooklyn, o.
Washington, .. Detroit, 3.
New York, 3, lndiapolis, 2.
Nogmcs between Cleveland and Kansas
City.
IostoS, Mass. Aup. & Pho rittsburg
llosion game was postponed arcount Of
rain.
PnI.DIlFnis. Pa, Aug G-1hc rain
stopped two hall games here before either
could complete the necessary five inning.
In the Chicago. Philadelphia game two IN,
nings were played with the score Of to /
IN favor oi Philadelphia.
-Four innings were completed IN the
Athletic ~ Louis game. aud ~ IN the
game on the other ground, The home club
had scored twuuus iu the visitors one.
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SPORTING EVENTS.
Races at Brighton Beach Yesterday
Baseball Games.

NhSNs nv bAAkhNph bthNh ttsbeEuhy-
Baseball Games.
NEw York, Aug..6. brighton results:
First Race-Scvcn.cighlhs Of mile.
Starters Tyrone, Mahnctu, Hazel Hatch,
CNnticle, Walter 7, Songstor, Pinto, Albc.
marie, Savage, loughioghcny, Sallic
Harper, Youghioghcny won in 1851, Al.
bemarlc second, sallic Harper third.
Second Race-Thrcc-quartcrs Of mile.
Starters Eatontown, Gunshot, Los Web.
ster Corn Starch, Arizona. Natot, Vanilla
filly. Eatontown won in l;2l, tho Vanilla
iilly second, Gunshot third.
Third Race ce-Seven-eighths OF q milo.
Starters: McGregor, Lizzie Walton, Blue
Line, Bancro, ksmct, Ten Strike, Bar
bara, Editor. Ten Strike won in 1854,
MacGregor second, kismct third
Fourth Race-Sevcn-eighths Of a mile.
Starters Relax, Pilot, Andy Mack,
Change King Robin, Count Luna, Z. j..
Healy, Poet, Swcety. Relax won in l. - 4,
Pilot second, llcaly third
Fifth Raco-Milo and an eighth. Start
es: Waywar,l, Troy, Lutte Arnold, Can't
Tell, Dago, Harwood, Competitor, Monte
Cristo, Gallus Dan, Hermitage, Ellie
Hardy, Zodiac, Lemon. File Hardy won
in 2;OOl, Gallus Dan second, Lemon third
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funeral; Gen. ]. W. Forsyth, Col. John
Schuyler Crosby, Col. Fred Grant, Col.
Ames Gregory, Col. G. w. Davis, Gen.
Geo. A. Forsyth, United States army,
1t has this afternoon been decided that
Gen. Sheridan's burial shall be in the
Arlington National cemetery, and Satur-
day has been finally settled on as the day
for the funeral. The other arrangements
outlined in earlier dispatches remain un.
changed. There will be no funeral serv-
ices at this place. Coils. Kellogg and Blunt
will arrive here tomorrow. Gen. Schoiield
is also expected tomorrow.
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OVER THE SEA.
Chamberlain to Reply to Parnell.
Tho Pope and Eumbert Ready to
Welcome William.
Tho Riotous Disorders Among the
Laboring Men of Amiens.
Oscar Moller, the Abduotor, To Be
Confined in Jail.
The Parnell Commission Bili-Balfour
Speaks-The Local Government
Bill In the House OF Com
mons-Parliamont.

LONDON, Aug 6,--ratrick Kelly, the
man who murdered his shipmates, John
Chapman and John Parry, during the last
voyage of the National line steamer
Erin from London TO New York, and who
was brought back TO England for trial. was
taken in charge by the British police on
the arrival OF the Erin at Gravesend yes.
terday evening.
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JOSIAH PATTERSON SPEAKS.
This Time Il IL An Elector. and Ho Docs
Eplondldly.

NVT"WWTWTVT
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
Bmsrol, Tcnn., Aug G.-Josiah ratlcr.
son, Democratic clcclor, began his canvass
IN East Tennessee by addressing large
crowd nj Blounisyillc today. llis speech
was powerful, earnest and clear prrs'uln.
ton Of national issues For nearly two
houn be- poured bot shot into the ranks
oi the Republican party. liis pJIlisaua
were enthusiastic, many oi thrm doclr.
ing that il was the best speech they had
yet heard.
IN the absence ofa Republican clcdor,
ox. Attorney General John Farm repro
seniod the Republicans. lie had not madt
especial preparations, but presented lhc
protection side Of tho case 10 the Dcsl OI
Lis ability
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Monmouth ,.nrL E,en,. To-day.
loNG BRANcu. n. j., Aug. G.-Mo
month park nrnrrnm inr Tomorrow.

LONG BRANCH, ". ~, Aug. h-Moh-
mouth park program 'or tomorrow:
Fit.t Race seven urlungs. Tclic doe llt, Shot.
over no. Niagara lOp. Valiant ~, Ofalcc w. Fred u
llh, Joe lee. iOo. King Idle ~ told stream ~
Mary l. "
second Race Camden sisk@ thrccquartcn Of n
mile. Lady Gay, .Quicn sahc May Fellow Tara
gel Soutirfc Gcl naTne, Gcric MUiAfty each
iOh 1911 lAmes luS, luyrbnuld colt ltN, hiss Cody
~ Rausom lia. Chcmisc lul. Fresno ius, Miion
iuc, Volunteer ~
Third Rauy- Eatoniown stake, milo. Volunteer
~. Hradiupl ~, lady Primrose iu5, Eufus lOl
Little Much loi haloolsh lOh fiutoy 100, Afctino
lll, RAurlHud iut
Fourth Race Mile aud an eighth Favor iiA
Orihamc li2 AfCtino 100, Goano ~, tambytsc il2,
HulE lUi Rupert luu.
tiith Enrc--siling. seven iutlongs Gtrnadlcr
l01, rcuisnns la. louiia iu1, nfakC lol, Lucy II
loo l1ai,lt iuN h'la iua, Tudor iu,, Unique iol
orcan iui, ,hnrm N,
1hc sivcpi,,hass lin MCGowau iSi, VIII Davis
~, Ncuihutnu 10, Marlborough. hchOolmAsirt
| Ihafcmagnr, Monte Itistu. letuy, heNut. MnN'
Palmer, hphin, Mckenzie, lHA Diahln, loh Hiay
| thanurlsyf, Algieis. leu Fellow. kepafire. IN
| Colonel, 10 each nassaniO it2. NCftnufVlAnd lel
4 sam llruWu IlG MfUfmufg -
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mis- Old COMRADES.
sherman aud scboseId speak feciingiy
Of the bend General.

Nrw YoRg, Aug. 6.-Gen. W. T. shcr
man has been 80 anxious during the en-.
tire Illness Of Lieutenant General Shoh.
dan that he has taken especial pains to
rcr ''rpc'f informed. and wlcn the dan.
g,r ,.a, b,Ca particularly threatening, has
pn a.' Wy all night in order that he
nt,vti receive tic dispatches from WISH.
ius vu. hh(R informed BY reporter that
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The Local ooy.rnmen, mn.

LoNDoS, Aug. G,-Tho local government
bill passed the committee stage In thc
House Of Lords this evening. Lord Claude
Ilamilton's physicians have ordered him
TO retire from public liic for q icw Year,,
as his strength has bcrn oycriaScd. a
writ has been issued for nn election 20 fill
the parliamentary seat vacated Wy him.
Mr. Hooper, member Of Parliament, fully
confirms the statements u Mr.. Lane with
reference 10 DR.. Mdlty.
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IN sONGREss.
10th Houses Adjourn After Passing
Re.nIniIons Of nespeet Co tho Dead.

WASHINGTON, Aug G.-tllousc. j In
his opening prayer this morning the chap.
lain said. ooh, eternal God, with the ma.
ton We stand awcs;Tieken today 10y the
intelligence that the illustrious career Of
tho general Of the army IL ended. The
brilliant story Of his achievements is writ.
ten in the annals Of the country, and he
has gone 20 the bar Of history. We com
,pend 10 thy almighty protection and
is,herhood the wife who has been wid'
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The naisarisr Question.

CoNsrANuNortE, Aag o. Tho Turkish
ambassador NJ Berlin has notified IN,
porte that negotiations between Germany,
Austria and Italy on The Bulgarian qucs
ton will soon bo begun; also that th,
coming meeting between VI, De Gicp, th,
Russian Minister oi fOrrgn Ailairs, aud
Prince Bismarck will lead Ia the holding
OF congress at licrlir, tie deliberations
OF which will be confined exclusively tC
the bulgarian difficulty.
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The Irup,Ion a,NuIrano.

RoNE, Aug. 6.-1hc eruption at Nul-
cano continues. It's difficult 10 relieve
the sufferers. 4 large estate belonging Ia
an Englsh compAnN has hrrn d,slInytl.
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preparations which are being made
and believes that it will be the largest
gathering Of the Grand Army which has
been held. He has no doubt as to the OK
tent and character OF the accommodations
which will be offered, and says the old
soldiers will be agreeably disappointed
when they SEQ what has been done.
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ParneIis Letter.

LONDON, Aug 6.--ML O'shea, refer.
ring 10 Mr.. Pamelrs letter 10 tho Hme',
says that the matter Of the letter II poor,
but that the style IL excellent Mr.. Par.
neil. hc asserts, sent ihr Fi,fmnu5 Jyuruai
a communication last seek in which lac
distinctly confessed tllal the coercion bill
In question was his.
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The Times tuau,ry.

LONDON, Aug, G-Thc reports are reit.
Grated that Justice Day has notified the
government that owing to the objections
made to him he will refuse to serve ON the
commission to inquire into the Times
charges against members of Parliament.
II is said that Justice Wills will be subsli-
tuted for him.
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Dublin, Aug, G-The court here has
confirmed the conviction OF Mr.. John Dill
Ion, and have refused the application for n
writ Of habeas corpus for his release from
prison. The application was based on the
ground that owing 10 informalitics the
county court judge who sentenced him
on appeal had no Jurisdiction TO rehcar the
Cusc
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RIrhnrd na..neId.

LoNDoN, Aug. 6.--Crm'nt Scott In the
Daily T,lgrdph sayG' "lichard Mansfield
came TO win success in lis country under
conditions the most formidable and ardu.
Gus ever selfimpoasd by an ambitious
artist. lie came, has Teen seen aud has
conquered"
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Saratoga Entries.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 6,-Entrics for
tomorrow
fint Race-six furlongs Allnho i12. Miss Flood
TO-. lAkcNiow %, Come To TaN lOi, nnisy Woodruff
ph, Queen oi Trumps i0l sillock 10, Isis %, boot
maker no sintmm ~, Kallyh
second KRcc-Mllc and a sixteenth liypoCtitc
pp leu BTuck Junior ~ Mahuo lOd, nhrina iOs
May ~, Dad 10. Judge Murray iOG. Noshurg ",
Third Rncc= kcarncy stakcs, mile aud halt
Montfose lN, Royal Arch III, oanman lO!, Argo
iuA
Fourth Rncc-slx iuflougs. Joyful ~ Cupid
lOd. Pocatcllo inh, SUsn ~ Shamrock 100, Red
stone loi, IambOurcitc, Lucky Jim, Carrie q. luO
Cnch
Fiilh Race Hurdle; nine mrlonrs. Eyanpellnc
i25, BUR OAK ii7, Percy iio Jim Murphy l3j.
Weather threatening; track last
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On the old I,n,,i,a.IJ.

BERLIN, Aug. 6.-Emperor William will
sojourn in Alsace- Lorraine for ten days,
making the palace at Strsbourg his head.
quarters lie will visit Metz and other
large towns
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Tho PsrnrI, conmi..ion BiIi.

LoNpoS, Aug G-Thc government has
consented To aid 10 the Parncll commits
sion bill q clause authorizing the arrest
aud punishment of rrcalcitmnt witnesses.
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No Crime IN County Dublin,

DrDLIN, Aug. 6,-At the opening Of the
commission OF County Dublin today, Jus.
tice Murphy was presented with white
gloves, in view of the absence of criminal
cases-a condition of affairs unprecedented
in quarter of q century.
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Ania,.. n,..I,n,red.

DunLIN, Aug 6.-h ihc case oi a magi'
s,raic named l.aichiofl Who was convict
cd Of the charge Of rolling ut Iralec,
County Kerry. the courl b,u' has declared
that his sentence ant .upnernmrn' were
Illegal, aud ia- lirchni,,l j him from Gus
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Chamberlain VIII Reply.

LONDON, Aug. G-Mr. Chamberlain
writes to the Times, accepting Mr.. Par
nel's challenge and promising to publish
in few days u full statement OF the COM
munications initiated by Mr.. parncll
which passed between them in 1884 aud
lSS5
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LoNDoS, Aug. q. 'ir iH'i"nr' Ihi'i
Secretary Of Ireland. Il, rnb "n mldtcsS
before 0,oO0 pcpous imm'r't" i"dnN'
llo declafcd TINT IT, I..I controversy
was conducted by calu Hny instead OF by
argument. lie bad lt. .p'd ilia1 TIE
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wiz .o 60 N-w yarI.

RicnNoNp, Va, Aug. THE Hon
John S. WIrc will remove 10 New lorl
this iall 10 accept q husiur,s ollcr 1hs D.
believed 10 hc au indication that tie w..
Houston Republican civclHd ticket N.
not bc IN existence nj the November '.,I
ton ~ anIagonike Gcn. Malone.
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ID Tnrrirnn snr.I.

CDIeAoo. H.. Aug. q. Edward l.. Il.
Davis, who was struck on the head with
loaded cane by El Conigan, the man
ngcr II the West side track because hc dis.
puicl the correction oi homo race. has
sued Congan lot 300 damages. lie has
obtained an attachment Tor Corrigan' =
horses now In town
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A wsY,,L. r,,.r,,s,.

LONDON, Aug. cit is reported that at
n banquet ut kief Gen. lgnatioT said
eve will advance westward despite Aus
tria, Of whom We take no account what
ever"
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wnee,mcn Com,nu "a America.

LONDON, Aug, 6.-llowell, Allard and
Wood, the English bicyclists, and Dubos,
the French champion, will sail shortly
for America, To take part in the cycling
at Buffalo in September.
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A Commits. ofIuoui,,.

LONDON, Aug. G.--At the autumn sos.
sion Of Parliament the Pamclltes will ask
for committee Of inquiry in the matter
Of the alleged cruelty ON Mr.. Vaudeville
In nrihon
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Pamell commission had been app, ID TO
crush the governments polite Ippo.
ncnts, He asked how this could done
II the accused mon Mero innoCen.,
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william mud Inc rnnn.

BERLIN, Aug. 6-llerr Won Schloclcr,
tho German rcprcscntiye at the Vatican,
is at Fricderichsruhc, engaged with Prince
Bismarck in arranging the condition OF the
Emperor visit Ia Rome.
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IIu,nb.r,'. welcome.

BERriS, Aug. O.-lt is scmi-onicially
stated that cordial letters have been eN'
changed between King llumbcrt and Elm
pcror William, with reference 10 the lat
icr's visit 10 Rome.
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king christian,
A BRAVE GIRL.

CorENuAGES, Aug. G-king Christian
has started iur Wicsbadcn.