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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-11
An Agiiaior Lynclied

ILTABER, Miss, Dec. 9-There was
another lynching at Roebuck. Miss,,
to-day as a sequel 10 the Arou murder.
One, Moses Lemon, cilOrsu, became
very indignant al the lynchilg of
Denni. M,ui, for the killing Of Gu
Ar0n ana it was learned that he was
circulating among the negroes trying
to get up mob to 20 to Arms sore,
murder the clerks and fire the buld-
ing. People of the neighb0rhold, both
white and black, formed themselves
into au organic ition aud swung Lemon
I'D TO a tree.
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monopolists aud place them In the
hands Of the government. Tbi- reso-
luton was applauded, BIS was also one
to hold q worlds labor c. ngress In
Chicago in 1898.
A sharp resolution looking 10 oppo-
sition TO pDiice sggression-. especially
armed bands known AZ coal police Of
PenDsylva"is, was greeted with sp
plause.
Various resolutions looking to the
boycoitiDg Of manufacturers, support.
ing Of various union strikes and r,-
quests for cooperation and assistance
to organizS large number OF unions
Of federation were off-red.
A resolution from electrical workers
asked that all delegates urge electrical
workers In their districts to organiz.
unions to defend themselves against
corporate greed. Another set forth
that inssmuch as the federation had
adopted the eight hour rule, il must
be interpreted "a ty-eight hours
per week.
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Nubs Of News.

Mercury thirty below at Lyonsville,
VT.
Parnell started for Dublin Tuesday
evening.
Seven counterfeiters were arrested
at Palestine, Ohio.
The failure of Colbron. Chauncey &
Co. has been announced on the New
York stock exchange.
A cyclone in Walton county, Geor.
gia. killed four persons and damaged
property considerably.
Whilton, Burdett 4 Young, Boston
wholesale clotbiers, have assigned
with liabilaties 100000.
q. w. Iugalls Il Co. of Boston, as
signed Tuesday. Liabilities 500. 900
Cause, stringency Of the money mar
ket.
Agreements for settlement Of the
matters strike at Danbury, Conn. show
= complete victory for the mSnufac.
turers.
Al Dougherty, l. T., Joseph Brown
and his step daughter were murdered
on Monday night 10 brutal manner
by unknown persons.
The International Aluminium com
pany at Chicago. orgauized with q
capital stock Of go. 100000 for the
manufacture and use OF alumInum,
has Incorporated.
About ten days ago the Union Paci-
iic discharged three men from theIs
night force OF switohmen In their yard
at Ogden, Utah, and the entire forcs
struck Monday night.
General George G. 0inty Of Chip
pewa Falls, well known editor and
politician. died at Zen o'closk Tuesday
night at Madison. He was LAazshal
for the eastern disssies Of wiscousls.
The president of The Pitssburg pssn
club BY vlrtss ef . rsBolation passs1 q
. rsosut meeting Il ~ slaA - ~
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eLoopY PORTRAIT OF JESUS.
Christ Wiped His Brow with Cloth
and r,is Likeness wa, Fixed Thereon.

Christ Wiped His Brow with a Cloth
and III. Likeness was Fixed Thereon.
Early in the year 705 4. d., John
VII, at that time pope of Rome, pub
lished a letter in which he made ths
startling announcement that he had
Just deposited in the Church OF 81
Maria Maggiore. in the imperial city,
the only authentic portrait Of Jesus in
existence: it was the bloody likeness Of
the Saviour, which was miraculously
imprinted on n piece Of linen which St
Veronica had received from the hands
OF Jesus himself The story Of St
Veronica and the bloody portrait, ae-
cording to Eusebius, Is as follows:
Veronica was a resident Of Jerusalem
during the ministry Of Jesus, and was
an unquestioning believer in his divine
origin. When the verdict Of the coun-
ell was announced, when it was known
throughout Jerusalem that Jesus was
10 suffer the extreme penalty for the
crime OF sedition. Veronica refused TO
be comfortcd. and neither slept nor
took food until afte, the trying ordeal
had passed.
On the morning of the cruciiixio1
this pious lady stationed herself on TIN
road over which Jesus would bf
obliged to pass OH his way 10 Golgotha
Soon the procession came in sight let
by the Saviour bearing that awful bur
den--the cross upon which he was :.
suffer death. Veronica's heartstring
were rent with syslpathy when she h
held the humiliating spectacle. An the
procession came nearer she saw tAnf
the terrible load under which the No
ter was laboring had caused bloody
sweat to ooze out all over his face aDd
neck.
Hastily removing a cloth that be
wore wound about her head, she hand
ed 1t to Jesus, that he might wipe ol
the blood and sweat which was nsx
running down his face. When she ~
ceived il back a striking Likeness OF
the divine features was imprin1Pd
upon the cloth. This was the bloody
portrait of Jesus mentioned in the ~
ter of John VII in 705. The subsequnf
history of the miraculous imprint sesav
to be lost.-St. Louis Republic
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More MnneY for the Indians.

ST PAUL. Dec. "a Fort Custer
spscial to the PIoneer Press saws: The
work of the Crow commission was
successfully concluded yesterpiy, the
Indians selling to the government
nearly 100000 acres Of the western
side Of their reservation. Considera-
tiop. S9is. 600.
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To Make Him Steep.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 6 "A Globe special
from Sioux Falls says: DIR. BF. Bissel
and B. +. Scbeffer were "a a drunk at
Valley springs. Tney went to bed
together aud Scheffer complained Of
insomnia. The roct lr gave him NOR
phine and this morniLg he was dead.
The inquest is no. bei-g held. 1t is
thought that the doctor will be- ar.
rested Tomorrow,
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Mr. Gambler, of Georgia, told a good
one on himself the other day. 'Dur
Ing the campaign in Mississippi" sais
he. I'VE were short OF rations, and 0E'
nf the boys and myself were out ior
aging. We had only gone short dis
tance when we met a couple Of youn
boys coming toward camp with sun,.
pies. They were chicken plea tbs
boys said. and we purchased eH
without hesitation.
1--WE paid the boys and eat right d.
and began eating, for we were - -
gry as wolves. Just as No he'd shsn'
consumed the pies we heard ths hnp
quarreling over in the woods about ~
division Of the money. LstsnInG, N
heard one of the boys In . vAin1nu
voice. Ay:
"Now. Bill, eci dan your 81
you've got to give ne half thet 49,
for you know thsm puppia - -
nine
well, In about ha1f . aswe 8
wsrs the dicksst Coofsdnetss yenG1|r
nv, and fFun that dAy 70 ~ I -
usves ben sh1s 70 - ~ -
nant piA"-Wadkino>sn Pa '1'
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DETROIT, Dec. 9.-The federation Of
labor assembled this morning ~ Q
O'clock. Among the resolutions sub
mlttsd We that each usmbss Of local,
national or International unions bs
sssesssd 10 osnts . quarter to form q
strike fund, from which oil men on
strlkss are 10 rsceivs y per wssk. Re.
fsrrsd 10 ocmmittss On CONSULTATION.
A long line Of resolutions were ~
fsrsed. anoag then . rssolution "a
taks telsgrAphs out q ~ hands of w
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Steps Taken to Exclude Mexi-
can Lottery M after from the
United States.
Jas. w. Hathaway, of Montana,
Selected by the Republicans
for House Postmaster.
For Public Buildings.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-In the
morniI x hour the house resumed
consideration Of the Plumb resolution
looking To the removal OF the remains
oi Gen'l U. 5. GRAFT TO Arli'gton.
After long debate the resolution was
was d,feated-yeas 81; nays l53.
Among the alternatives weie Carter,
Dunnell, Haughsn and Wilson
Washington. Among the negatives
we've Comslock, Hansbrougb, Lind
and snyder. The house then pro-
reed4d under the special order to the
disposition q! tie rublic buildings
measures previously reported from the
committee of the whoe. The follow
ing for the erection OF public buildings
were gmopg tnC,e passed with limits-
tiUn of cost gs stated: Mankat0.
Miun.. $4,000; Sioux Fals. :. d..
sl5O,GO0; Beatrice. Neb., $4,000; Day.
export. la., 500 600; Rock Island, H.,
s75 .030; Fargo, y. d., 100000; Sioux
City, ld., S2j1,U0O; Portland, o. $780,
00l; Bloomin g;ou, ILL.,, 800 600; Kan
sas City, No, 81 2Oo,OOO; Racine, Wis.,,
500. 600; Rocrfrd, H., 100000; Fort
Dodge, Ia. s75,O0O: Shei oygau, Wis.,
$50 900. The house then adjourned.
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lSoston's Election.

BosroS, Dec. 8 9-Complete returns
for mayor give NJ ,tthews, (dem J n
majority OF l. 32J. The board Of alder
men comprises seven regular demo-
Gratis aud three regular republicans,
with two members who,e names were
on both tickets,
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Tn. Chess Championship.

NEW YORK, Dec. "a contest be-
tween Steinitz and Gunsburg. which
will decide the chess championship Of
the world, was commenced this after
noon at the Manhattan Chess club,
New York,
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THE POLICE GAZETTE

Is the only illustrated paper in the
world containing oil the latest sensa.
tionAi and sporting news. No Saloon
Keeper, Barber or Club Rcoi can at.
fo.s TO be without 1t. 1t always makes
f,lends wherever II goes.
Mailed to any address In the United
States, securely wrapped, Is weeks for
el,O0.
Send Ave cents for sam pie copy.
RICHARD X. FOX.
vranklin Square. New York Gig
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-11

Post AdJuiant.
This thoughtful provision made by
Col. Swaine 1. fully appreciated by the
people Of Miles City. The large in
crease OF the garrison At Fort Keogh
has proportipnaely increased the
number Of transient soldiers 10 Town,
some of whom as Il ma er of co Ire in
dulge III too much Of the ardent, and
TOR The time being become disturoers
OF the p ace. A. They are generally
in parties Of three or four and from
that up to a dozen, it bas been a seri-
ious ] b for our limited police force to
make arrests aud bring the off.nders
To punishment. The placing at he
ii. p sal of the chief OF police, of this
reserve force by Col. Swain, is the
right thiog done 1T the righ' time.
ana "a We said before, his action IL
thoroughly appreciated by our citi-
Zen-.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

issued call tor an international con.-
ven'ion Of press clubs TO be held at
Piltsbnrg. on January %, 1891.
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CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church tkpiseJpsD Palmer st-sei.
ice Sundays Of IL 4. n. and $3.50 T. II. samuel
eobinson, rector
BAPTIST ChuTch-Tm. NJ. Weeks, acting IRstor
'taohing seryictt SUNDAY 81 1. o. M. and IN
s.aise and Prayer Meeting, wednesday al 7;iS p
A cordial invitation 10 alt.
Methodist ChuTth--seTEiees sunday. IA A. IA.
8. p. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Tiider Nutting. pastor.
Presbyterian Church, Services sunday, il =, h.,
y. N. I. G. Armstrong, rSsto,
Ibuech OF sacred Heart, Catl q. g. s,ryite
very tlst and third ruudat Of tho "a la'h. Il ig
East tJ.Sl co.. sunday ttlool "a J.. IN
vesptIs az Ssnedieiion si 80 J.. ~.
FAIHEEC. PA GEIYN.
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sOgIETIES.

40. H.-Division No. meets first ana second
undAys of each month.
X Of H.-Meets 6rst and third wednes lays at
,:s0p. M, at Odd Fellows Hall
Ar. &A. M.-Yelowstone Lodge, No. 2t. hrst
nd third Wednesdays.
X. A. M.-Yello1stone Chapter. No. s, second
K. T.-Damaseus Uommandery, fourth Thurs.
i. o. o. F.-Custer Lodge, No. D every
Nendsy at their hall.
l. 90. F.-sentinal Eneampment. No. Q, arst
and third Friday.
4. Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. Z, Thursday
vepings Of Odd Fellows Hall.
q. <. Of A.-Miles City branch. every undsy at
p. m.
X, Of L.-First and third Tuesdays.
q. A. R.-U. 8. Grant Post, No. II, first and
bird Tuesdays.
10. @. T.--star Of the West. No. "a, every
Thursday evening.
Q. of Vol. ssaine Camp No. 2. Meets second
nd fourth Wednesdays Of each month At Good Tenn
an Hall
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Welcome and Appreciated.

Chief Of Police Jackson yesterday
received tue follow ing communications Z
Fl KEoGH. Mont. Dec. 10, 1880.
To the Msr.nsl,
Miles City:
Sir:
The commanding officer dirscs me
to inform you that he has detailed
four Don.com. officer to keep order
among soldiers from this post Mt NJ les
City aud on railroad trains. and that
you can call upon these men at any
time ~ deputies q. far as soldiers are
conc srned. SAID assistance will he
with rut cost to the city. Their prin-s
cipsl duty is to keep order on the
trains bur their duty would extend to
any point where soldiers raise disturb
snces. Very respectfully,
Your Ob't Servant,
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THE NExICAN OCTOPUS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-It Is stated
al the p ut, flee department that mails
sest from Mexico into the United
States have recently been burdened
with circulars of Mexican lotteries,
enclosed in sealed envelopes, the cor
ners of which were clipped and post
age paid thereon at the rate Of one
cent, which was permissible under
the Mexican postal laws. Under The
laws of the United States The enclos
ure of such circulars in st aled enye.
lops would require them TO be held for
postage and refused admission 10 the
mail rs printed matter. The rostmas.
ter general has been in correspond
ence with the director general of the
posts Of NJ -xc) on this subject and IL
has been sgreed that the lottery circu-
lar referred to shall no longer be car
rid in the mail or delivered to ad-
dresses in this countrp. An order to
that eff ct has been Issued by the
postmaster general. The Mexican
postofhce department will instruct
p1stmasters p In that country not to for.
ward printed matter in sealed enve-
lopes unless prepaid at letter rates and
not to forward among printed matter
destined to the United States any arti
Gle whatever relating to lotteries,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-11
ARMY APPROPRIATION pILL.

The house committee on military
affairs today completed consideration
of the army appropriation bill for the
next fiscal year. AS agreed upon II
appropriates $2i, ga, ,029, being s4S5 ,55s
more than the appropriation for the
current year. The most important
matter In which the bill difiere from
that Of the current year is the increase
in the appropriation In army transpor-
tatio1 Of $3.50. 900. At least $4,000 Of
the appropriation must be used In the
repair and construction Of jefferson
Barracks, III.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-11
SELECTING A POSTMASTER.

The republican members of the
house held . short caucu, after the
adjournment today TO select . rost E.
master to succeed Wheat, Of Wiscon-
sin. Carter Of Montana secured rs
votes for his candidate, Jas. w. Ha'h-
away, Of Montana, against 30 for the
other four candidates, Hosmer Of Mas
sachusetts. who is at present assistant
postmaster. Reed of Minnesota, and
Barnes and Rathan of Illinois.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-11
THE ARMS RESOLUTION.

The president approved the joint
resolution authorizing the secretary Of
war TO Issue 1000 stands Of arms to
each of the states Of N ,rth and south
Dakota, Montana, Wyoming and Ne.
braska.
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time for the cncampment OF the company
Will make their report az u meeting ol tue
company on Monday night next. The conf
mitlce has fixed upon Ellersyille. IN Chester
field county. about three miles from feters,
burg. as the place for the encampment, ana
sometime in August as the time. The COM
pany will be- in.encampment for four days
Yesterday afternoon, the horse hitchcd 10
the delivery wagon Of Mr.. II. i. T0ity, VINO
does business on Halifax street, took fright
ON that thorOughfarc and ran OF AT break
neck speed, Mr.. Thomas Tucker, who was
i'm the wagon. was thrown ont and badly
bruised about the face and BODY, and also
had one Of his toes very badly injured.
His clothing was considerably torn.
Mr.. H. Claiborne Wilson, Of this city, re-
ceiyod "A letter today from +. X. Williams,
of Washington, special agent in charge Oi
manufacturers, stating that his commif :
sion as special agent 10 collect statistics I
manufacturing Industries in Petersburg,
had been forwarded 10 him.
Lawson White, hurley negro man, was
before the Mayor this morning for making
am assault ON Police Officer Richardson.
Hc was hnad SO and COSTS. and ia default
of payment was committed to jail. AT the
time of the assault the officer was attempt
ing 10 arrest " bite for being drunk on the
street.
Mr.. George A. Minatree, well-known
Young druggist of this city, is confined 10
The house, suffering from painful injury
10 one of bis eyes. \ day or two ago MI.
Minairee was striking piece Of steel with
"a hamme~. when fragment OF the steel
struck him in the eye, Just missing the pu-
pil. Mr.. Mnatree went over to Richmond,
where he underwent a surgical operation.
i'm order tO have the piece Of steel, which
had inbcddcd itself in the eye, extracted.
Mr.. George A. Brister and Miss Josie VI.
R0lfo were married last evening at the resi-
dcncc of the brides brother Mr.. ". L.
Rolic, Oh Harrison street, in the presence Of
"a large as.emhlage " inYited friends. The
marriage ceremony was performed by Rev.
Il. +. Wilson, pastor of Wesley VI. j..
Church,
Ni.. Lula Borst. who has been visiting
relatives and friends in Richmond, has re-
turned home.
Rev. &. Il. IIains, rector Of II. Paufs
Episcopal Church, who has been spending
the past two weeks at Nagshcld, left here
this morning for Farmyille, from which
place ne will 90 10 the Blue Ridge Springs.
Rcy. T.. +. Twtiy, pastor Of the Market
street u J.. Church, who has been granted
"a vacation by his congregation, left this
morning for the country.
Mr.. T. r. Mcsorley, OF Lynchhurg, is in
the city.
Miss Alice 4. Garrett has returned to the
city. after pleasant visit to City Point.
Miss bland Dew, Of Wytheyille, Va, l.
visiting the family of Captain William l..
Hinton. ON Washington street.
Hon. j. Amber smith j. in the city.
CAPTAIN :. W. Nenable has returned home
from the White sulphur springs,
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GORDONSVlLLE.


..,.,...,..,.,,,,. r.r, o- rs,o.i,l
"""i''N '''''''
Ihrcshin- is about over ana ihe Nhr'l "N'
oat crops in this section are phouomcuoil}
,o.r ON farms where fIo Weld a-fyc4r
' i''',g ,.',., ,,,"rt,.i,a f., tlirf, lu-bal. ucr
tl.i ,.,,. ti.. r,t,l,, i.,- l,of been NOR.
I,,p f-ao, eiobt to f.u. I'm fact. tcu bu-h-
','', ',., , .r1.,o r.. ti'l bi~be.- Weld heard
og =, th. ,irini,s "A ioIi.a Courthouse
.,',1li c,r,nor -,u.,d oi..l bushels oi
h.,, ,,,rt.r IL ou land I'M tobacco last
season. and reaucd ten. Another -0Woi
fya bii.hcl. and harvested ihr.e. and when
'.,,'.a'i ai,oI,t If .,ij nat VA. mot 80 bad
,1r,..,r land. n would Doe laughablc. ii il
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PETERSBURG.
Injured IL Rnnayay- Encampnent OF
tie Petersburg Grays.

PErERsBURG, VA, July 2j.-. special
JUDGE -. VI. Bernard, ofthe Hastings Court
of Petersburg. heard to-day in vacation "a
motion 90 dissolve an injunction ISSUED in the
suit of T.. 4 Palmer, who sues, %c., as'uh9l
the supreme setting Of the order OF lne iron
Hall and others. The object OF the sun j.
to enforce payment of beneht ccrt'hcai'
for the SUM ol fi,cJO payable 10 A. a.
mcr which WAS assigned by MN lor lhe
benefit Of a creditor. Payment OF thc
certificate at maturity was refused
ON account Of the assignment. II
il sought i'm this suit 10 attach funds OF the
order under the control Of the officers Of the
local branch i'm Petersburg, and 10 enJoin
thn officers Of the local branch from trans
mittine Them out Of the state. Mes-rs Don
nan A Hamilton and William L. McIae are
counsel for the plaintiff. and Messrs. DAVIS
A. Mcllwaine represent the defendants.
The dOg.catchcrs, who started on lnelf
rounds "A few days ago, have captured ABOUT
eighty unlicensed dogs, thirty OF when nave
been redeemed. .,..... go, ,.,.-
The excursion which was gwen on !Ss-
terlay 10 Norfolk and ocean view, unueI
,ho n,ano,,ement Of Mr.. +. j. Jarratt, for
the benefit of the Methodist female Orphah
ASYLUM. melted quite a handsome sum.
seven hundred and eighty persons went on
the excursion. ..,,. -.
If is learned to-day that there was quite a
conjol.s rain at Crewe and vicinity on yes
terday. The gain, bowever, EXTENDED oll,l
ns f,r As " WilsGn's staaien on zee NorI0lh
and Western Railroad. From the'e - ne-
tnrsbrrrg There was very little ram De
,,see, berp and Norfolk there was no ram
4 Gentleman WHO arrived here to-day IRON
Prince George county. says thal nc u'",c !
distance Of ten miles IN buggy anu ',,"' Is,
% tne dust Not drop OF rain fell IN the
yicinity Of Rose Church, in Prince George
The commit appointed from ihe ieiers
burg Grays 10 select place ana hA 'h'
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foll heavily ON him. Medical aid was
quickly summoned, and upon examination,
severe cuts were found on the head ana
knee and the loft arm was paralyzed from
the fall. MIR. Holmes was taken 10 The Viz
rinia Hotel. where ho had been stopping
for some DAYS. II is hoped his wounds viii
not prove serious.
The farmers are being made glad hy a
good rain. every thing like vegetation was
beginning 90 burn up. The market gardens
were suffering specially.
The school Board met Friday night 10
elect teachers for the session OF lNb-Hl
Most of the old teachers were reelected, on
is two new ones 10 ill vacancies.
Mr.. s.. ". Anson, candidate for orders
ir the Episcopal Church. will act as Lay
Reader during the absence Of the rector oi
Trinity Church.
Roy. Robert Gibson and family. of Cincin-
natl. are visiting Hon. 4. II. II. stuart
Colonel William Preston Johnston. presl-
dent Of Tulane ni,ersity, New Orleans II
spending his vacation with bis daughter,
Mrs. II 20. G.. Tucker.
Mr.. Charles l.. Cooke leaves to-day FOR
Goshen. Ile is manager Of q large land
company i'm that town, and he viii make his.
home there. Mr. Cooke viii hc much missed
u musical circles in Siaunton.
SER. T.. Nottingham. of Baltimore, Is on
business trip o. ~taunton ana vicinity
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CoNsTANTiNOPLE, july IN. Neliidon.
the Russian ambassador 20 Turkey, has
presented a note from Russia 10 the Porte,
declaring that the granting 10y Turkey Of
the concessions demanded by Bulgari"
would humiliate the sultan. The Buiga
rian demands, the note says, are manWuFre'
to sire lglhcn the tottering thr n Of Prn
Ferdinand.
LONDON, July 2j.-The captain, crew
and cattlemen, rescued from the burning
steamer Egypt, arrived here to-day. Inc
captain of the Egypt, in an interview, stated
as his belief that the burning cotton was on
lire before the vessel left New York.
PARIS, July 2J.-Messrs. Riggs ana keii-
linger. Americans, have been createC
Knights Of the Legion OF Honor for thell
services 10 French trade, but more especial
ly tor the work they did in connection Will
the French Exposition OF last year.
MADRID. .suly sj.-lhirty Arabs were
killed during the recent attack upon the
spanish convict settlement Of Melilla, on
the Morocco coast.
LONDON, July 25.--ln the House Of Com.
mons tonight the llelig0land passed its o..
cond reading by a vote Of 200 "a Vl. The
liberal leaders abstained fom voting on the
division. A~aNiuDer Of Radicals also re-
irained f,um voting. Lord Harrington, Mr..
Chamberlain. Sir Henry James and Mr.,
Bradlaugh voted with the majority.