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The Portland daily press., 1890-09-20

ca,Iaa 70 California

prnpropn. September 19.-Rev. G. II.
IBID DlDDnr I1Stnr ~ the Free Baptist church has
received t; f pastoral call to Oakland. Califor-
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Today il fine weather continues the at
tendance is likely to be large and the enter
tainment highly interesting. The pro-
gramme will be as follows:
1000 a. m.-Trial Of strength OF horses; -,
1890 a. m.-Examinatlon Of horses COILS anu
stations.
ll.OO a. m.-Sweepstakes for oxen. ...s
ZOO D. m-TrOttng. open 70 hOrses OWneo
within the society. Purse 500 ~ ~.
2.3O ID, m-2.50 class. free tof al. Euiso
500.
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FOB SALE

TNOR sALE-House and stable located on the
II corner of Grant and Perkins streets, on the
highlands of Deering; the view from this lot is
grand; fruit trees in bearing; house contains
8 fine rooms, inside blinds, marble mantels, ce-
mented cellar, perfect drainage. L.J PERKINS,
4S9 Congress street. 1871
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LOST AND FOUND
Found.


WkVTVn-Agents to sell the Pinless Clothes
WAN i EU Line; the only line ever invented that
halds the clothes without pins; perfect success; ;
whom the exclusive right is given; on receipt of 90
cents we will send sample line by mail; also cir
culars price list and terms to agents; secure your
territory at onOe. Address The Pinless Clothes
Line Co., IL Hermon Street, Worcester, Mass.
apr5 S&W6m
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rNOR sALE-Bark Carrie E. Long" $40
III tons register, now at Pier 38 East River,
New York, where She may be seen. For particn-
lars inquire of the master on board, James I;
Ward & Co.. ll3 Wall street, New York,or RYAN
4 KELSEY, 243 Commercial street, Portland,
l7-Z
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TWO Bills Signed
GEN ERAL NEWS.

CREssoN. Pa Pa September Sep aIA 19.-TLe Presi-
propriation bill and the antl-lotterv hill "p-
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TAE EkTAEk.
Rain, Preceded by Fair.

Following is the forecast of the weather
Rain, preceded by fair; warmer; southeast
erly winds, brisk to high on coast.
Cautlonary signals from Portland to Allan
tic City,
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WentnoY observatIons.

Mean daily ther.....61 % Max. vel. wind. 10
Maximum ther.. ..69.0l Total precip. 80.
Minimum ther.....53.0l
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A SOCIAL SESSION.

Tickets .He are selling well at Stock6rldge's
City Hall tonight. An exchange says:
"The Black Hussar Band carried by the
Social Session Company Is without doubt the
finest musical organization on the road. II
certainly Is the best band that has ever Wis
tied the Pacific coast, with the exception per
haps Of Gllmore's famous band but consld-
ering the number Of performers 1t cannot be
excelled. What Is true Of the band and or
chestra Is equally true Of the performance
on the StaOeD
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FOR SALE.

A first.class cash Grocery Store, a
trade Of $12,O00.00 to $15,OOO.OO
a year, can be largely increased
by adding delivery wagon.
Address, z. o. Box No. 1913.
sept3 DIM
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FEMALE 81 ELF.

"ANTED-Youngl lady to run a Remington
wv typewriter on envelope work. Address,
Box 1016, City. 1871
WANTED-A capable girl to do general
w housework. Apply at No. 1O2 Spruce
street. III
"ANTED-A girl at No. 8 GRANT
w STREET. sep16-u
"ANTED-A middle aged woman would
wv like place as attendant mot nurse) on an
invalid, or would take place as house-keeper In
a very small, quiet family where services OF an
able, responsible person are needed Address,
with terms, MISS c., Press Office. 1872
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a lady of experience
wv would like position as bOOkkeeper or Of
fee clerk. Address NJ Press Ofice. 1912
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.Ime-2.45. 2.AaIh, 2.4s1a.
Today's Programme.

Mr.. Geo. NJ. Stanwood's horse kittle Y
was shown on the track and made mile In
q 40
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ON THE FRONTIER.

II is Wednesday evening next that the
Hardie-Von Leer company will appear at
Portland Theatre In ION the Frontier" and
tickets will be on sale at the box Office today
The Baltimore News says:
"The audience was as enthusiastic as it
was large. and greeted each hit of the hero
and heroine impersonated respectfully by
Mr.. Hardie and Miss Won Leer. with shouts
and prolonged applause. At the end Of each
act the curtain was raised and at the end of
third act the principals were forced to ap-
pear before the curtain"
NOTES.
Bronson Howard's Shenandoah" with
100 people In the cast, will be produced by
Frohman's great New York company at City
Hall September 10Th and 3Oth.
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Hardy-keIth.
Especial to the Press.]

FARMINGToN, September ia lead
ing dentist Of Franklin county, formerly of
Portland, DIR. Benz. M. Hardy. was married
to one of the leading and most accomplished
young leadies of Pennington, Miss Minnie
performed by Rev. Hugh Elder. The wed
ding was private one. The bride and
groom left on the afternoon train for a trip
to the White Mountains. Their future
home is to be on Perham street. DIR. and
Mrs. Hardy are very popular, and have a
large circle of friends who unite in congrat-
nlations. The bride received many beauti.
full presents.
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Family Escaped with Difficulty,

BELFAST, September 19.-Tbe house and
farm buildings with the entire contents, of
Wilbert Whitcomb Of Waldo, burned this
morning. The family escaped with difficult
ty. Loss $500; insured for 5000.
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Ready for Trouble.
Two More Arrested
SASE BALL.
The National League,

The following games were played in the
National League yesterday:
AT PIrTsBURG.
New YorkS. .........o U o. z
Pittsburgs. ........o Y 0 3 0 O. z
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnatis. .........l O 0 0 K 8
Phiiadelphias as......2 L o o L o Q O. 4
AT CHICAGO.
Chicagos o 3 Ol 2-1O
Brookiyns.... 0 0 o o IL
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Washington Notas.

Acting Secretary of the Treasury Batchel-
lor, In reply to Senator Plumb's resolution,
that checks drawn in payment for silver bull
lion shall be paid lover the counter at the
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Reduced TneIr Records.

PHILADELPHIA, September 19-At Ing Sno
driving park today Belle Hamlin anu nnrss of
tina raced against time 10y LUa .s a49 08l.
l42, 2.154.
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sir Inousnnd Present.

NORWAY, September 10.-About 6oOo were
present at the fair today. Luclus A. owned
by Mr.. Heald of Oxford, won the 2.4O class
In 2 34l. Adye second. Black Nathan, owned
by Mr.. Russell of oxford, won the 2.J4 cas- As
In 2.36q; III. +. E., second; Dan Berry, thiiu'
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Tho players League.

The following games were played in the
Players League yesterday:
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HUNDREDS WERE DROWNED
When a Turkish Man.of-War and a
Mall Steamer Sank.

LONDON. September 19.-Advices from
Hiogo state that the Turkish man-of-war
Ertogroul has foundered at sea and that 500
of her crew wers drowned. The Ertogroul
was wooden frigate built cruiser Of 2344
tons displacement. She mounted IL guns of
small calibre and was built in 1864. Osman
Pacha and Ali Pacha, ENJOYS of the Sultan
to the Emperor of Japan, were passengers
on the Ertogroul and were drowned.
Advices from Hiogo state that the mail
steamer Musashi Maru has been lost off Co
Chi and that all of her crew with the excep-
ti0n Of one Japanese were drowned.
Ready for Trouble.
SYDNEY, N. S. W., September 19-Two
thousand special c0nStables have been en-
rolled. The labor conference has finally de-
cided to call out the shearers and carriers
Wednesday.
TWO More Arrested.
DUBLIN, September 19.-John Gullinane
and Michael Dalton, members of the Nation
al League, have been arrested.
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RCsENEss CHANCES.

DOARD wANTED-For three at Wood
ID fords. In a private family. Address, l.,
Press Ofice, 81 Exchange street. 1871
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
At 81 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND, ME.
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Rare Business Chance.

Rare Business Chance.
An established retail drug store in Boston; the
owner having succeeded large wholesale house,
will dispose of this to the right party on easy
terms and at great bargain. ISAAC WASH
BURN, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, No.
231 Washington St., Boston, Mass. sepl9d1ws
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NfO LET-Offce corner Union and Commercial
IL streets, lately occupied by Norton, Chapman
&Co.,; very pleasant office with brick vault.
Enquire OF FLETCHER g. co. 1911
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MALE HELP.

WAN1ED-Sltuation as bookkeeper by man
w of experience and ability ;best preferences
furnished. Address, p. o. Box 1869. 1911
young MAN with five years experience as
u clerk and salesman desires some kind of a
situation. Best of references. Address B, Press
office. III
"ANTED-Am man about 20 years old who
w understands waiting on table; must be
well recommended. Address full name, II. B.
BANKS' drug store. 15-l
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TAKING COUNSEL.
The Worlds Fair Managers Going
Abroad for Points.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 21.-After q three
days sojourn at Long Branch the guests of
]. H. Breslin of New York, Col J. A. Mckenzie
Of Kentucky, chairman Of the subcommittee on
permanent organization Of the worlds fair
commission, and A. T. Ewing of Chi
cago, another member OF the committee,
returned to this city last night.
The other members OF the committee. who were
also at Long Branch, went to New York last
night, but will be here in time for the
meeting tomorrow at Mayor Filters
office where the committee will meet the
old centennial board Of finance. Gen. Pal
mer Of Michigan, head of the commission,
and secretary John H. Dickinson will
arrive here this afternoon and will also be
present at the meeting Gen. Goshorn, director
general OF the centennial exhibition. will come
over from New York and will also be in attend
ance, so as to give to the committee the bene-
fit of his experience in organizing a mammoth
show.
On Saturday Messrs. Mckenzie, Ewing and
Harrison will sail for France on the ste amer
Normandie, whore they go to consult with NJ
I1rard director Of last years exposition at
Paris. and his seconds in command. Commits
sioners Alphamd, Berger and Brisson. An in
vitatIon will be extended to these four gentle
men to come to this country just before the
opening and during the progress of the worlds
fair and act in u general advisory capacity.
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Salvador and Guatemala Banging
Away at Each Other.
PLOT NIPPED In ARGENTINE
Louisiana Gives a $,5.o 900 Reward
For Maj. Burke's Arrest.
PLANNING FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
WAR IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
Salvador Seems to Have Won the First
Victory Over Guatemala.

CRY OF MEXICO, July 2l.-The long-threat-
ened war has broken out between Guatemala
and Salvador, cccording 10 official
advices received by the confidential
agent Of the provisional government
OF San Salvador Senor Geronimo Pou. who
arrived here Saturday night from San Sal
vador. 1t began without the usual formslies
Of a declaration of war. and for his country
Senor Pou claims first victory. Senior Pou then
exhibited the following telegram from Gen.
Ezeta:
July 1s-The enemy, 5000 strong yesterday
invaded San Salvador, but our forces brsvely
repulsed them, causing their complete rout
Many pieces Of artillery, large quantities of
ammunition and hundreds Of stacks of arms
we're captured by US / have given orders to
advance into Guatemala"
Senor Pou says the Salvador army is armed
with Remington rifles, machine guns and noun
tain batteries and is generally well equipped
with plenty Of money. The Salvadorian forces
are inferior in number to those Of Guatemala,
but Senior Pou saws that he has received ad-
vices that disafection has occurred in the
army OF Guatemala, and two battalions have
refused to proceed to the frontier, which, he
thinks, will have the effect of equalizing mat
tiers. Gen. Ezeta s commanding the move
ments of the Salvador forces.
Minister Diegnez Of Guatemala and San
Salvador says that the only dispatches received
are from points in San Salvador, where it is
known that press censorship is in force.
''Our forces are well armed with Reming-
ton rifles, gatling guns and mountain batteries.
and il San Salvador has II, 900 men in the field
We have nearly double that number. While ID
is true We have no big fund i'll the treasury
everybody in the country will come to the
front with money in case there be war"
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A Terrible Crime.

COLUMBIA, SC, July 2l.-oae Of the most
horrible crimes on record is reported from
Colleton county. The crime was committed ON
Marys Island. an unfrequented spot in the
county mentioned Paddy Grant hveo there
with his wife, Phoebe, and another woman sup
posed to be too intimate with Grant. frequently
visited his wife. "Wednesday last Grant informed
the relations of his wife that she had been
severely hurt the week before by the en- plosion
OF Kerosene lamp and was in bad cendiIion.
The relatives found her burned from her knees
up in front only. terribly charred and speech-
Iess. She died when an attempt was made TO
remove her. No traces Of oil could be found
on the floor or no traces of burning below the
knees Of the woman. these and other contra
dlctory statements caused the arrest of Grant
but he escaped from his guards.
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He Can Prove an AlibI

CHICAGO, July PA special to the Inter-
Ocean from Marion, Ind, says: Blair Mock Of
this city. whose name is mentioned in a VAN
vert, Ohio. special IN connection with the mur-
der OF Engineer Nanderventer, viii nave no
difficulty IN proving an alIbi Young Mock rs
nov IN the delivery bus ness here. He was here
FRIDAY night. an hIs rather states has not been
out of town but once since his pardon, and that
Was when he attended the Wabash racer Last
month. The trial of Mock for the murder
OF Harry handervehter occurred m this city ON
"a change OF venue from Huntington de was
tried twice. At neither trial was the victim of
the Nanwert tragedy present either as a specta-
tor or witness, ana coDseque ntly the statement
that Mock vowed vengeance against the dead
have no foundation.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGREsS.
Consolidation OF District Statutes
Other Matters.

Mr.. Mckinley has introduced bill author.
izing the Commissioners OF the District 10 ex-
anime certain manuscripts volumes prepared
by Josiah Quincy Kern, which comprise . re-
vision and consolidation Of all statutes refer
ring to municipal affairs in the District in
force on the LIST day OF December, 1889,
and directing the Commissioners TO purchsss
the work, If satisfactory, at price not 10 ex-
ceed O. 900. This bill has been introduced
into Congress before and has already passed
the House twice.
The Commissioners have written to the Houss
District committee recommending the code
most highly aud urging its purchase. They IN
close q letter from District Attorney Hazelton
In which he says that he has examined the
as, even II it 10 not adopted
it would be Of the utmost service in any future
codifcation Of the laws of the District espe-
ciaily ia connection with the work of the COM
mission now engaged in codifying the civil ana
criminal laws OF the District
a BILL INooRPoRATISa THE oouPRxssrp an.
conPANY.
Mr.. Harris today introduced by reouest in,.
the Senate bill incorporating the Wsshinetop
Compressed Air Company, which has been or.
ganized for the purpose Of furnishing com-
pressed air as . motor for all sorts of mspu.
featuring purposes and for heating and refris.
Grating purposes. The amount Of the
capital has been fixed at tl,000.aOO. The in
eorporators named in the bill are W. I. Judson,
larry l. Earle, Lewis Walker, Robert W.
Chaplin, Even o. AcNair, Henry ID. Cooke,
STILES T. Nettleton, Robert GiiIham. =. w.
huidekoper, A A. Briney, VIM. A Gordon.
James d. Taylor, Pitt Cooke, Horace 4 Cump
mings L n Aaltby and Abram p. Fardea.
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A Fatal Runaway,

NEW YORK, July Alas hundreds Of excur-
sionists from Long Island resorts had just
filed the lower part Of Ferry street, Long
Island City, on their way to the Saith street
ferry, about 5:30 o'clock last nlgnt. horse at
tached to a large covered delivery wagon
dashed among them, having run down tie
street ct a terrific pace. The wagon upset, and
Its occupants, three men. a woman and nys
children. were thrown cut Three Of
the children feii under the wagon,
aud one OF them, Charles AnIoni,
two years old, was fatally injured. his head
having struck horse car raj. those who
were in the wagon and were injured were Eu-
gene Arnold, ribs broken ana ear cur of; !;
Henry Stou. sixteen years old, both arms
broAen; theresa Antoni, left arm broken,
Charles An1oni, head crushed and face spit
open, fatal; -hrs. AntOni. cut about the head
Inc others escaped wIIh slight bruises. lhe
party was taken 10 the second precinct station
house. The dying child. CLarles Antonl, was
brought to this city to a hos pital, the others
golng 10 their homes in coaches
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Sound Adyice-

BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Cardlnal Gibbons i'm Al
address OF congratulation to the congregation
of ST. NIncent's Church uses these words,
when We find the most upright citizens TAX
ing no interest IN politics, showing no zeal for
the good government Of the country, we may
expect political stagnation and corruption. But
when the best citizens manifest interest IN pub
lac affairs we have good government and honest
administration OF public'trusts. IL is the duty
OF every man 10 take an active personal inter-
est IN the welfare Of his country and 10 see that
the best citizens are elected 10 public places I"
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The Usual sunday Mnrder

KANSAS City, Mo-, July 2L-The usual Sum-
day murder occurred yesterday at Argentine,
Kan, a suburb of this city. John stober shoi
and killed Frank Mullen Mullen was a boarder
at Stober's house and was very attentive 10
StoDers daughter. Stober ordered HIM from
the premises, but he refused ~ 60 and the
angry father shot him through the abdomen.
Stober was arrested
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A Swimming Match.

BosroS, July AL. B. johnson, the veteran
swimmer OF Great Britain and holder OF the
swimming championship Of the British Isles,
who recently arrived here, has succeeded in
getting on u mach with Prof. Donaldson 10
SWIM 40 miles for = 900 a side over ocean
course. A course OF Coney Island. New YORK,
VIII probably be telcct.n
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What "A Cow Did.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 2L-About z O'Clock SUM-
day morning the north-bound Monon vestlbule
train struck a COW near Lennox- The engine
was disched and Engineer VIM. stro2e OF this
city was caught beneath it and crushed aud
scaided 10 death. Meme OF the pass M. crs we're
injured The track was cleared IN few hours
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E~UNTIL REMOVAL We WILL SELL
FULLY 6UARANTEED. EAsY-RUNNING IL
inch LAWN MOWER FOR tA.50.
ADJUsTABLE WINDOW sCREENa s275
DOZ
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES 2ocL EACH.
SCREEN Dooks. COMPLETE WITH SPRING
HINGES. sL25.
tOCLIki NETTING. 75c. PER 100 SO. Fl
4QUART ICE CREAM FREEZERs. eliza
20 fEEI 1AI@DAA uOsk WITH PATENT
NoLZLk -
eCOO HOeE REEL. sl
BARBER 4 ROSS
Oil PENN. AVE
RooERs PLATED MKDIUM XNIvEA sloo
SET
ROGERS PLATED TEA SPOONS. S5c SET.
A FIRST CLASS CLOTHES wRiNaER. ss.2s
STANLEY AIR RIFLES sI.7a,
K~wAsHINaToH SAFE pErosIT co.
STORAGE DEPARTMENT RooMs: Sre ana bur
lar proof; rools all shove a ound: parIcularu
adsI tsd for ths Storage TurnitlIs. Pctnrss. 1c
Wh2s-AR
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From Wall Street Today.

NV YoRK, July 2l.-The stock market
this morning for a short time, during the exc
culion Of the orders accommodating over the
holiday, showed more animation than il has
for the past three days, but it soon sank back
into the usual dullness, although the list pre-
seLted a firm tone. First prices were In SYM
pathy with the improved figures from London
aud were generally from h 70 & better than
those OF Saturdays close. But outside of
sugar refneries, St Paul, Louisville and
Nashville aud Atchison, with silver certificates.
there was little in the market Sugar refin-
cries, as usual, was the great feature, ard on .
large business dropped back from 751f TO 7S1x,
but rallied fraction later in the hour. LOUIS
vile and Nashville was sold ex dividend, rose
q to 81 and the other active stocks, which
were joined by Lackawanna and citizens gas
of Brooklyn late in the hour, smaller fractions.
Silver opened at l09;s; highest sale, ITO; lowest
sale, 1854; closed, l0s5S-
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The STAR Our OF TowN.-THE EVENING STAR
will be sent by mail to any address in the
United States or Canada for such period as may
be desired at the rate Of fifty cents per month.
"a But all such orders must be accompanied
by the money, or the paper cannot be sent, as
no accounts are kept with mail subscrip-
tions. kS
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Went Back TO Work.

CHICAGO, July 2i.-About two hundred Rock
Island switclmen. who vent out on . strike
yesterday morning because . svitchmsn.
Michael Fox. was discharged. returned 90 work
IN the afternoon the order of Grand
oreanizer Sweeney, pending an investigates
into the matter.
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TROUBLE IN ARGENTINE.
Number Of Onicers Arrested for Oos-
spiracy.

BuESos ArnEs. July 2l.-Notvithstsnding the
denials OF the semi-ofhciaI newspapers that .
plot against the government had been dis
covered several army officers have been arrested
for completely in . conspiracy 10 overthrow the
present rulers OF the republic. Az . measure
OF precaution against the plot,ers guards have
been stationed about all the government
bulidines
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Victor Hppo,, SON tn r. Duel.

Pans, July 2l.-A duel with swords vss
fought yesterday between NJ. Menier and
Georges Hugo, son OF Victor Hugo. in which
NJ Hugo was slightly wounded. Inc trouble
arose from private quarrel
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Illinois Bag Man Dead.

TUscoLA, Ill, July 2L-John Harris, the
largest man in Illinois. died Saturday night ~
his home near here. He was seventy years OF
age and his weigh, for many years past has
been between Coz and 700 pounds
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Francis Murphy's Marriage.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, July 2l-Ihe mar
riage Of Francis Murphy the advocate of tenn
perance, and Mrs. Rebecca Fisher of this CITY.
which was to have occurred during the present
month, will probably not take place for some
time, owing ~ q disagreement on the part of
the lady's relatives over the disposition Of GER
tain property,
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Emin Gives Peters His Ivory.

ZANZIBAR, July 2o.-Emin Bey, meeting DIR.
Peters at Mpapwa, authorized hIm 10 Recover
the ivory left by Emin at Madelai DIR. Peters
will leave tomorrow Tor Germany, hopeful Of
organizing a new expedition. de declares
that Uganda ID entirely secured TO German in-
terests.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Iieut. f. P. Wood has been
detached from the Naval Acadmy, 3lst instant
and ordered to duty in connection with the
preparation Of the Concord for sea. The orders
Of Pay Inspector T. L. Caswell to the Mare
Island navy yard have been revoked and he
has been granted six months sick leave.