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NATIONAL tAGANP.NEST
or tho Union Veterans mt CleyCirnl ri.
r." Officers Eiectrd -

or tho Union Veterans mt Cleys,,rn1-
Officers Elected.
CLEVELAND, o., August % The Na.
tional Encampment OF the Union v.to
rams Union at Lakeside, Ohio, has elect.
ed the following officers:
Commander,in. Chief, w. n c,,,,,
Cleveland, o.. First Deputy Comm y n,1os'
y. B. Pn,uam, Massachusetts. S''nu,
Deputy Commander, W. II, Sm;ib b,I3ua M;"h
ilgau:: Surgeon General, Col, Wiism ~ ~
Crosby, New York; Chaplain .in'I,i;., , NJ
John A. Anderson, Pennsy,vania. S,,a;'' ''
man National Executive Comnc;, oEA11- y "
LOOMS, ohlo; members Of National EY.
ecutlve Co,n1ncil, Col. A. R. Sswell Micf-
,eah; Co;' Lnomas 5. Hopkins, Wusbluv.
Ton; Soi. q. W. Rodeckcr, Wincons;n.
Grn. George, D. Curtin, New Yort. .'Cn,
iohn Reade, Mnssacb bnse,,s: Coi !, AZ a.
i.ightner, Pennsylvania; Gen, I,Sn n y
McNulta, Illinois. A' o"h b.
Gen. Clark announced tb..fo,,.
mtmbers OF his staff, tho Adit,c,ns Adintsnt Gnns
eral and laartermasterl General ooaL nnt
being yetappointed: Inspec,or C;,.rora, nJ'
-. = =, .pooilut oDlO. Judra Il.
Hoeass p"aas, General, Col. William Ejpar
EoSeTs, Washington; Mastering Oilir.r
Go!. Joseph N. Brown, Ohio; Assi.,an,
inspector General, Col. W, A. nlva
1r!lIi,c:h'Sani 1!I,: Chief OF Staff, Col. Lewis +
Ellis' Lima, Ohio; Aides-de. Camp Co,
a. h. Darey, Ohio; Col. John Reada '
boston; COL John A. Miller, Washine
ton; Col. soseph NJ. Castor. Ohio. un r1S
F. NJ; s.andley, Leipzig, Ohio: CoI, WI WI
Liam IN L. Walter, Washington. ~ W.
me Momen's Veteran Relief 1rn;,,,
elected the following officers Ior tbc b"l"n @nl
ise%SI; Vice, ls rsSe5 rRsSSsp'RRS,oa, Rs.oa, 1 Senior
vice. Mrs. Standby, Leipsic, O.: :TreSs.
SSrer, Mrs, NJ. Cole, Dloominpton' pi .'rls. n :.
Secretary, E .,es MIs Rachel Edridses'o Bloom, t
:os,Ga ieh H. eandaei9s,. eSnsdpsi9 's a. sSsS By
neaa, n defiance, O.; Inner Gns,d Ne
nonhsr, iIa Cleveland, o.; Outer GnarI I'
Mrs. Norcrosa, Saginaw, Mich 4 '''c uafu
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DENVER, COL, August 22,-Three men
we're killed and three seriously injured
by the running wild Of q stock train in
tue vicinity Of Lyous, COL, this morning.
Engineer Norton lost control, OF the
engine down the mountain side. He
jumped and was killed. The fireman
tried to nncouple the cars, and failing,
jumped aud was badly injured. The
train dashed into the dump and was
fearfully wrecked. KiIIed-T. Norton,
conductor; P. Ferguson, car repairer
". 6. kureen, car repairer. Injured
James Considine conductor; J. B.
strayer, brakeman; James Miller, fire.
man.
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The Ohio Valley Gas Company has
leased several hundred acres OF land west
OF Wellsville, and will develop that ter
ritory. Lumber has been hauled and a
derrick is being erected on the farm Of
James McBane, neur lrondale, and drill
ing will probably be commenced within
a week. This will be the first well ever
sunk in this territory, and developments
will be awaited with great intsrest. A
company composed Of West Virginia
farmers are drilling well opposite
WelIsyifle. This company has sunk two
wells, both OF which are busters. Their
territory il located north Of the famous
rurley.foot region. H, @ G
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AnNilier lslt. Strika.

CHICAGO, August eat q meeting o.
the Executive Committee OF the Master
Builders and Carpenters Association
this afternoon, the overtures of the
Carpenters' Council asking for arbitra
ton were rejected. There must be a
complete surrender or n general strike
will take place of the G,0O0 union men,
which means that at least 80 1000 work.
er8 must quit,
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Tint Consulnr couy.n,lon.

BERLIN, August o2.-The Frankfort
Gaseite publishea an official statement
from a committee OF the United States
Oonspls General who recently held q
meeting in Paris, in which g denial Is
given 10 the report that the PARIS confer.
ence declared in favor OF a modification
Or mild application Of the Mckinley
bill. The consular convention, the com.
mittee says, had no authority and no
desire to seek to modify the law, and it's
only purpose was to secure uniform in.
depreciation and q firm and equitabl.
enforcement o! the measure in order 10
guarantee lawful protection ior the lesit.
innate European trade with America. ~
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COOPER CAUGHT UP
On Ria Own nOult-lls Ia Not Allowed to
SEQ IsAum's lboOks. .E,-,,g,g

On ryIs Own NOuh-lle Ia Not Allowed to
SEQ Ruum's books. Us .7,1-
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 29.-Com.
missioner Raum continued his testi-
mouy before the Investigating committee
today. He said that some OF the money
he obtained from Lemon went into the
Refrigerator Company, but declined to
state how much. dlt -, u
Mr.. Cooper presented IN article pub.
lished in the Commercial Ga:ettt, con-
tanning general denials Of the charges
brought by Mr.. Cooper. Mr.. Raum De,
MED TINT the article had been prepared
in his Office, aud Mr.. Cooper said he
expected to prove it was shown witness
at his request before publication, A
correspondent Of the paper was called,
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and said another correspondent had
given It to him saying that General
Rsnm wanted him to have It. lie said
tho pension Office relied solely on tbo
work Of attorneys.
MIR. Cooper remarked that he object.
cd to the proceedings,
You didn't always object" replied
the Commissioner.
Mr.. Cooper wished to know what he
meant, and the witness replied: "You
have filed hundreds and thousands Of
elips for attorneys"
Mr. Cooper-"As a member OF Con.
gress2"
Witness-"Yes. but for attorneys.".
Mr. Cooper-"Wcll, I did not do It
while'you were in Office"
Chief Bailey testified that no particu.
lar consideration had ever been given to
Mr.. Lemon.
After some sharp talk over why Mr..
Cooper could not inspect the stock book
the committee adjourned.
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ANOTHER RhvOLUTlON
Expected In Hnyti-A Good Coffee Crop,
~ JnmnIch Exhibition. WV

Expected In Hnyti-A Good Coffee Crop,
M Jamaica Exhibition. '.n
NEw ORLEANS, August 22.-The Brit.
ish steamship Andeap, from Liverpool,
via Haytian ports, and Kingston, Ja-
maica, reports the coffee crop in Hay,i
good, and yields will be very large. Ma
tiyes at Aux Cazes have mad several al
tempts to burn the town, but failed do.
ing more than slight damage. The Gus
tom House Grounds at portau-prince
have been walled in to prevent robbery
Of goods. A very unsettled feeling pre-
walls in Hayti, and another revolution
is anticipated. The exhibition build.
ings at Kingston, Jamaica, are progress.
ing, and contractors have asked for more
ground, as the present space ia not large
enough for the expected exhibits on ia
opening in September,
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Sixty Hour curtn,,men. Don't w,rk.

FALL RIVER, Mass, August 22.-Al.
though the mills have only been run.
ming four days, and several are now shut
down, 1t is agreed that the sixty hour
curtailment has only been an aggrava.
tion to the market, and that print
cloth manufacturing cannot be contin.
ued long under existing conditions.
Some OF the mill men argue that the
help should now share in the hard times,
and cut-down Of wages is talked Of.
The Progressive Weavers' Association
last night enforced the efforts Of the man.
ufacture,s to curtail the production, and
suggested another weeks stoppage.
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BUFFALO, August c3-Two unknown
men were drowned in the lake of the
loot Of Michigan street last night. They
in sail boat which had filled, the
mast being broken of by squall, caua-
ing ahole IN the bottom. The bodies
havei not been recovered. They arc
supposed to have come from some
point up the lake shore or from Canada.
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American Bnr Asuo c,a,,ou Officers.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August cat the
American Bar Association meeting this
morning, officers were eleetedas follows
President, Simon +. Baldwin, Of New
Haven; Secretary, Edward Otis Hinck.
ley, of Baltimore; Treasurer, Francis
Rawle, Of Philadelphia; Executive Com.
mlttee, the President, Secretary, Treas
urer, Henry Hitchcock, George A. Mer.
Ger, Of Georgia, William P. Wells, OF
Michigan, and Alfred Hemenway, Of
Massachusetts. "a Vice President for
each State and local council for each
State were also elected. l5 :
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Belgian n1ipern Strike

BRUSSELS, August 22.-Thc strike in
the Borinage district is spreading. To-
day $500 miners quit work, making q
total thus far Of II 500 men on strike in
the district. Meetings have been held
at Jammappes, Guesmes, Quaregnon
and Frameries, at which the miners do.
cided to continue the strike. The police
were not allowed to be present ut the
meetings.
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D. Nut DWELL IN UNITY.
Tho Evangelical Church Association Q
War on tho ui,hopg.

Aaa Evangelical Church Association a
War on the bishops.
CLEVELAND, O., August 2o.-Certair
prominent members OF the minority
party" in tho Evangelical Association
will take the most important action oil
their livea today.
The friends OF Bishop Dubs have col.
lected their forces, and vii: make q
united charge upon their entrenched
enemies-the Eieheritss, so-called.
The three bishops Of the church have
been accused Of various decda unbecom.
ing ministers OF the Gospel within the
last year, and were suspended pending
final action in their cases by the General
Conference, which will not be held be.
fore October, 1891.
Bishop Dubs accepted the results OF
his trial, and has not attempted to as.
sume the episcopal Office since hia con.
viction. Not so with the others. They
have declined to accept the judgments
OF the church courts, and have pro.
claimed themselves rs still occupying
the episcopal office.
\ petition will be filed in the Court
OF Common Pleas to-day for an injuuc.
ton to restrain Bishops Bowman and
Esher from exercising episcopal author.
ity, to compel the management Of the
Publishing House to report upon its
business, and to recognize certain con.
lerences excommunicated by the
deposed bishops; to order the
Missionary Society to give to
certain conferences money appropriated
for missions within their territory, and
to force the editors OF the church period
icals TO be impartial in their comments
on all members OF the Association, and
to publish communications from the
friends Of Bishop Dubs as well as from
his enemies.
There are other steps in the premises
which the Court is asked to consider,
and upon the result OF the litigation un.
doubtedly depends the future Of the de-
nomination.
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fHE TREND OF TRADE,
Tho Tightness in the Money
Market Accounted For,
TOO MUCH SPECULATION N
III tho Various Commodities tho
Canse...rho Pressure Happily
lselicvcd"-Generai Business
OF the Country Good.

New YoRK, Angus. e9-R, G. Dan {.
Co.'S weekly review OF trade says: Tie
Signs OF monetary Disturbance Which
were noticed In previous reviews were
not misleading. AtPhiiadelphia money
was tight, at Chicago in strong demand,
At St. Louis unusually scarce. The oil.
vious and only sufficient relief is thu
'iquiuation Of money speculation in
STOCKS. IN wheat. corn, oats. cotton,
leather, hides, .cnifee,. wool, and ospepl-,.
atiy In silver bullion, which have locked
up enormous sums. %.
In addition the enormous impor,s In
tended to anticipate tho pending tariff
nill, have virtually locked up for an IT,
definite time many millions paid for
toods, nnd in duties on them. Tho vol.
nme OF legitimate business throuplout
tue country continues large, exceeding
That ol last year by 10 per cent. ou,sids
New York, and the desire TO mark ct
p oduets quickly, AS PRICES rise, causes
greater demand for currency from the
country than usual.
Wheat closed ! cents higher than
week ago. but the advance was much
greater before tho break came. Not only
nave exports been arrested, but lG, 600
bushels OF American wheat wero re-
shipped 10 this country from Liverpool,
and trades were in progress for more,
Corn rose It cents and oats declined
"a, but products were shade stronger.
break. "'
The iron industry still shows stropp
demand for finished products, wnh
some stillening in prices, but the supply
OF pig, iron is 30 large that prices a1e
Shaded In an urgency to sell.
inc market for wool is dull, and
p.r'cesa little lower, the supply OF TO-
eign goods offered being very large,
The reports from other cities with
very few exceptions Indicate u larger
trade than ever before il, in prosrens.
VIII satisfactory collectiona and bright
Crop reports are less discourorinr,
though the yield must fall below early
US to grain.
Ths business failures occurring
throughout the country during the pat
seven days number 1872, as compnrp,.
with l91 last week. For the corresponds
ing week last year the figures were 2CG.
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Headuuarturs on tl,n Road.

NEw YoRK, August o2.-J. J. Hol.
!apd was the first Of the five members OF
the Executive Board Of the knights OF
Labor who are stopping at the St. Cloud
hotel, 10 leave town. He left last night
for Buffalo which will be the principal
headquarters OF tho strikers Afeasrs.
Devlin and Wright will leave tonight or
tomorrow. One will 90 to Albany aud
the other will establish headquarters at
some other point OF Importance on the
road. Mr. Powderly and John ]. Hayes,
the Secretary OF the Executive Board
will establish headquarters here, prob.
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Ship Employees Strike.

MELBOURNE, August 22.-At a meet
ing Of 400 employees yesterday il was re.
solved to support tho ship owners
against the strikers. Employers in the
capitals OF other Australian colonies are
about to make similar declarations. In
consequence Of the strike the prices OF
coal, sugar aud provisions are rapidly
advancing,
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West ylrrluln J'ppsions,


Special Dspdteh to he Ia.eiligencsr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., August o.
West Virginia pensions have been
granted as follows:
Otiginal--W. II. Park. CORVALLIS;
David D. Arnold, Burning Springs;
Alex Porter, Sarah; Sylvester Fisher,
N-wcomber; Othane, r. Hudson, Por.
tersville; J. W. Stanley, Long Run;
Bluseius Reister, Wheeling; Robert B.
Hall, Minerva; Samuel Haynes, Poca.
taligo; Bsssitt Dorsey, Wheeling; ]. G.
May, Gnilithville; Madison Carter, MT.
Har nony; J: NJ. Crawford, Grafton;
Samuel Carroll, Archer; George Mole,
Cecil; W. II. linn, Rsedsville; Joseph
Il. Garrison, II. Pleasant; Alex BosticE,
Jlfordons; J. L. Board, Lucille; Elisha
Michael O'Keeie. Wheeling.
1ncrease-E. J. Taylor, Matte; S. J..
Martin, Round Bottom.
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Special Dispatch 10 The lnte!l'Jeacer.
WESTON, W. Va, August 22.-R. B.
Shore, who was detained here by officer
Hall, Of Fairmont, on charge Of felony,
broke jail last night and made good his
escape. He was to have been transferred
to Marion county this morning.
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NEW YoaK, August 92.-Judge Beach
has entered an, order in the Supreme
Court discontinu;ug the action
brought by Col. William ". Dudley to
recover damages from George Jones, as
treasurer Of the Times Publishing Com.
pany. for alleged libel in publishing the
alleged "blocks OF five" letters, The
order was ordered by consent OF counsel.
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Marked for Assassination,

BosToN, August % --Goachini Cocch.
iari, who was one of the party poaching
on the ground Of millionaire Cunning.
ham at Milton, when tho latter was
murdered, was badly pounded with a
bottle yesterday by an unknown Italian
who evidently intended to murder him.
Cocchaiti fired four shots at his assail-
ant. but the latter escaped. Several at.
tempts haye been made to kill Cocch.
airi, who turned States evidence in the
Cunningham affair, and he is alleged to
be marked. for assassination by band Of
ItR}iana g' .pl.,. -
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4 G00l 3}'eli.

No. 10 OF the Natural Gas Company,
Of West Virginia reached the pay in the
Gordon last night, and is showing up in
good style, Gays the Washington, Pa,
Journal. The well started flowing as
soon as the pay was tapped. 1t is ratsd
yariouBly from 6 to 25 barrels IN hour.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., August o2-The
tariff bill was taken up to-day. Numer.
GUS amendments were proposed but
none were agreed to until paragraph 100
was reached, which was, on motion Of
Mr.. Aldrich, amended 80 as to read.
"bullion of gold, silver or other metal
not specially provided for, e5 per cent
ad yalorem." Having reached the para.
graph as to lead, the Senate adjourned.
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A'lsellly Memorial NIoetinr.

BosroS. August 2a-Mayor Hart has
Issued a call for public memorial meet.
Ing Tor September Sd, ITO give expres.
sion to the .loss sustained by all our
people on the death Of John Boyle
UReilly and to take appropriate action
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Irish I'otAtp BLIGHT.

DUBLIN, August o2.-Reports from
twenty-five centers Of population In
county Donegal show that the potato
blight is gravest in congested districts
like Gweedoro, where the crop ia Il total
failure. hat even in the richer parts Of
The county there Is less than one.half Of
the average crop. n.
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Special Dispatch 10 The Ia!c'liqcncer.

SptctGt Dlsp0tcH 10 INC IaIcttvchcef.
rARxxEsnuAa. W. Va, August o.
The barn OF A. J. White, on Leo creek,
fourteen miles from this city, was burned
last night about midnight. Tho loss is
$1,000. The building was stored with
wheat, oala and tobacco. One horse per-
ished in the flames. 1t was the work OF
an incendiary.
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Hasa linll Gnne ea.

New York II; Cleveland 5. (P.L)
Brooklyn; Pittsburgh SIP. L..
cleveland. s; Boston q, IN. ~
Boston 10; 8uaalo & IFL
Chicago | Brooklyn0. N.L) Fl
Toledo II; Syracuse 8. Asso
Now York 4 Cincinnati 8. IN. L ~
Philadelphia7; Chicago 0. (P. L.) y
Philadelphia L; Pittsburgh s. IN. L.
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State Officials Here,

The State Board OF Public Works
meets here this morning to inspect the
National road. Secretary OF State Ohtey
and Superintendent OF Free Schools
Morgan arrived yesterday afternoon, and
Governor Fleming arrived later, accom-.
panied by Mr1. Fleming, and the rest OF
tho members arc expected this morning.
Rooms have been engaged at the Wind.
sor. Ia
The Board is called here especially to
investigate complaint that some OF the
Elm Grove Railway Company's i'm.
movements are encroaching on the
National road near Fulton.
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Peabody Institute Cloxes

Special Dispdtch 10 The I,ve.iigeneer.
PARKERsBuRd, VIVA, August 22.-The
special Peabody Institute came to a
close at II o'clock to-day, after two
weeks OF very successful work. The
total enrolment was $3.50 men and 35
ladies.
In addition to the regular lectures this
morning, some remarks were made by
DR.. Payne, AIR. Cox, Stats Superintend-
ent Morgan, Dr.. Dunton and Mr.. Strauss.
Most OF the teachers left ior their homes
to-day.
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I, MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.
Thcy Will Thks Stepsto Test tho Legality of
tho New Election Law.

Ihey VIII Ihke Stepsto Test tho Legality of
tho Now Election Law.
BALTIMORE, Md, August 222.-The Re.
publican State Executive Committee TO-.
duy appointed a special committee OF
one from each Congressional District to
consider the constitutionality Of the Aus.
tralian ballo, law, passed by the las.
Legislature. There are fears OF the new
law, which the Republicans claim is in.
tended solely for the benefit Of the Dem.
ocratic party that framed and passed it.
The Republican Committee will proba.
bly, test the matter in the courts, They
claim that there are nine counties in the
State exempted frcln the operation Of tbs
law, and in three Of the six Congregation.
al districts It is only in force ia certain
sections. The provisions OF tho law are
framed in snch a manuer as to be useful
i'll shutting out the negro vote in this
section, +UT1 .Ea-.
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National Exhibition yyr,c,,.d

VIENNA, August o2.-The Duchy Of
Syria was visited by a hurricane yester-
day. The wind blew with tremendous
force and much damage was done. At
dratz. the capital Of the Duchy, the
buildings in which the national exhjbi-
ton was being held we're completely
wrecked, al 17.l : ~
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Tho Emery Company Struck 1t,

Special Dis; uich 10 the Et.ltgeneer.
BELMONT, Angus! o2.-The Emery Oil
Company's No. 6, in the "railroad right
OF way" struck the sand this afternoon,
and at six bits in the sand it started to
flow at twenty-five barrels au hour,
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He SpeculRtttl.

NASHVILLE, TKSs, August g ?s.-Frank
a., Allen, teller Of the Capital City
Bank, is short in his ACCOUNTS to the
amount Of $40. 600. lie was speoulatlnG.
His bond is $4,000 and relatives will
try to save him from the penitentiary,
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: III nlursllnll County,

The oil well on the Koontz farm, near
Moundsville, will be down to tho sand
next week If there Is no bad luck. There
is good showing Of petroleum and gas,
and Tho indications are favorable.
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Saved tho T'ratu.

Special Dispd.ch 10 The In.e,li1tnctr.
PARKERsBuIa, W. Va, August %
The north.bound passenger train over
the Ohio River road narrowly escaped
being wrecked last evening, just below
this city. A COW, which had been
struck by another train, was lying across
the track in its death throes when Rev.
Father Schilpp discovered the danger,
who obtained d lantern and sigualed the
incoming train short distance beyond
the curve.
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LONDON, August 22.-An explosion oc.
cured to-day III one oil the outhouaes
OF the government powder mill at. Wal.
than. Two men were blown TO i1ag-
menB and several others injured.
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LONDON, August o2o.-The TtlegrapHs
Paris correspondent denies that the
Comte De Paris has postponed his visit
10 America. s.,n n -
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Stenmnl,in aioye,n n ! ants, n

NEW foRk, August 29.-4rriyed, VIE.
land, from Hamburg; Trave, from brem.
eni Aederland, from Antwerp; Bothnia,
from Liverpool, - -
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~ ~, l1s a., mighty !Il,e hammock that
tbnnsht Ivm no'd two souls with but siarIe s