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PEACE PROBABLE.
san Salvador Can Dictate Honorable
Terms.

CITY OF MEXICo, VIA GALVESTON, Au-
gust 7.-Francisco Zulta has been APP
pointed consul general of San Salvador
in this city but the Mexican Govern
ment has not yet recognized the present
Government Of San Salvador special
dispatch to a press agency says that the
Guatemalian negotiations for peace are
progressing favorably and Will undoubt-
edly be concluded before the end of the
week. 1t is believed that peace hon
able to both Guatemala and San Saliva
dor will be arranged.
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He Thought 1t Was Not Loaded.

Spfcidt Telegram 10 the ReqiSfer.
CADIz, o., August This afternoon at
four o'clock Norris, the eleven-year-old
son Of ex-Clerk ard ex-Prosecuting Attor-
ned J. Garvin, accidentally shot with a
hobert rife Of twenty-five calibre, instant
" killing Ray, a nine-year-old son of Prof.
ii. w. Merrick, principal of the Cadiz
schools. The bullet striking the breast
bone and glancing entered the heart. Young
Garvin supposed the gun was not loaded
and is so much wrought up over the sad
affair that he cannot tell how 1t happened,
and as there was no witness but small
child, it cannot now be ascertained.
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snrah May Recome a Pauper

SAN FRANCIsco, CAL, August Judge
Shafter yesterday gave his written find
ings of facts and the judgment in the
Sharon case. They are brief, and effect
ually knock out Sarah Althea. He finds
that she was never the wife of Sharon, as
there is no evidence to show that Sharon
ever signed the alleged marriage contract
or lived with her as his wife. The con-
clusion of the court is that as the plaintiff
and Sharon were never husband and wife
she has no right or claim to any share of
the Sharon estate, and that the defendant
may recover his costs, fthe latter decree
is carried out it will strip Sarah Althea Of
everything she has. Her little property,
left by Judge Terry, will not pay one-tifth
of the costs of the action.
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Warren wanted Too Much.

ST. LOUIS, August The Eagle Glass
ana Metal Company has made an assign
ment for the benefit OF creditors, nndei
somewhat peculiar circumstances w. H
Warren. one of the members, discovered q
process for the manufacture of all sorts OF
ornamental glass, and when the works
were built he refused to divulge his secret
unless an enormous salary was paid him
The company then asked for an assign
ment
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ENGLISH OPINION.
4 Noted Electrician Calls the Execution
Torture.

LoNpoN, August Mr. Preece, chief
electrician of the postoffice in an interview
to-day, recalled his denouncing electricity
as a means of execution before the British
Association in 1850, his experience proving
the dihiculty and uncertainty of killing
even a rabbit with the most powerful in
duction coil ever made. Asked whether
the most powerful Leyden battery would
be effective TO kill, ne said he did not think
il would. The American plan was as good
as any that could be desired, the alternat-
ing current system insuring a large guam
titv of electricity together with great in
tensity. The great difficulty lay in the
absence of accurate knowledge as TO what
amount of electricity would be certain TO
produce death without torture. From u
scientific point of view the execution was a
failure. Beyond doubt he suffered intense
torture
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rrIcd to Cremate LIE VIC.

Providence, r. l., August 1.-Catherint
Sweet. who lives at 12S Frankfort street,
was the victim of murderous assault
about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon; heI
husband Jerome Sweet. an ice peddler, fol
some reason unexplained, poured kerosene
oiI ON her and set fire to her clothes. She
was attended by Drs. Mathews and
Snraope who say she cannot recover
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AGirlcommander of the G. a. II.

kansas CITY. Mo, August = Company
A. Third Regiment, Missouri National
Guards. the only company OF the Slate
militia which has preserved IT'S organl1a-
tson since the war. left for Boston to-hiRul
10 attend the Grand Army Encam pinei 2.
Miss Fannie TAYLOR. daughter Of Captain
TavIor Of the regiment, was a member oi
the marty. She was attired in the army
colors. and wore a sword presented by the
company She commands the first platoon.
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Mansfield Team Sold.

PITTsBURG, PA, August "A Mansfield
Ohio, special says: The Mansfield base bal
club was sold TO Oneida, y. y this after
noon for 81. 900 Oneida is in the New HorH
Leauge and bent on winning the pennant
All the players except George Mcmillan
the left fielder, will 20 with the club. Me
MILAN has offers from Tacoma and th'
National League club.
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sundry civil BIZ.

WASHINGTON, August In the Senate
Mr. Allison presented the conference re-
port OH the suudry civil appropriation bill
The bin. be said as 10 paSse the House car
r.ed S3>. .uOOOOO and had been increased by
the Senate ABOUT Sj,OOO,OOO. The net re
Juctions agreed 90 in the conference COM
rittee amounted TO S},1ojOOO, SO that the
bin carried under the conference report
S.l.S52uOO Among the changes made was
reducing the appropriation for a public
building at Beaver Falls by 5000 The
amendment as 90 the Latin-A american me
ror.al library had been struck out The
aouroDriation Of Sl5OOo0 for military posts
t.t bseu reduced Co SfoOjO.
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o,Brien and His wife Banqueted.

LONDON, August London Irishmen
gave a banquet to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
O'Brien last evening. The gathering,
which was very large, included many
members Of Parliament. Mr. Fitzgerald,
of Boston, responded to the toast to Irish
Americans. While going to the banquet
Mr. O'Brien was served with notice OF
an action 10 recover Lord Salisbury s
costs, in the recent suit, unless paid by the
1lth inst
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WEARY STATESMEN.
Mr. Atkinson Feels the sting of Base In
gratitude, &c, &c. sc.
Special telegram % ne Register.

Special T.legram 20 ne Register.
WASHINGTON. August 7.-RepreSent-
ative Atkinson declared 10 the REGIs-
TER SpOndent to-day that he is out
of the Congressional race for good in the
most emphatic tone and manner. He
said: 81 am not candidate, and would
not accept the nomination under any
circumstances. I would not serve an
other term in Congress"
Mr.. Atkinson added that the duties
of @ Congressman, according 10 his eX-
pcrience ion the House, is the meaneSt
drudgery, and that no matter how dill
gently man laborS to serve his party
hc is rewarded with the basest ingrati-
ude. lie says he has labored day and
night to meet the wishes OF his conStit-
eutS, and yet he is found fault with and
abused simply and solely because he
could not supply every person who de-
mauded am Office with the Government.
Il he had not been blessed with a strong
physical constitution the strain. worry
and endurance would have killed him.
lie INDUCED i'm no threats Of retaliation,
but his earnest manner implied that he
viii not kill himself 90 elect the Repub-
Iicau candidate iu the First district.
REPRESENTATIVE SMITH
g., not saying much as TO his purpose
since he expressed himself some time
ago 90 the REGISTER correspondent as
entirely Indifferent lie would prob
ably accept denomination, but has said
chat be would not struggle for it.
Waddell, OF the Richmond district, who
was given the seat 20 which Wise was
elected. also refuses Co make another
race. lie knows that public condemna-
zion awaits him should he again appear.
Thus all the Republicans who got seats
towhich they were not elected are pre-
pairing for that obscurity % which they
properly belong.
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Now OIL Wells in RItchIe.

Special Telegram 10 me HegI'''F'
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, August The
Cairo well is reported doing over twenty
barrels per day.
A test well will be sunk at Dallison, on
entirely new territory.
The well being sunk by Pennsylvania
parties back Of Ellenboro, Richie county,
came in yesterday small producer: IL is
a shallow well and will be sent further
down. Great expectations are centered on
this i,apiOu
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win Not Prosecute the Papers.

New YoRK, August G.-Acting District
Attorney Bedford said TODAY that while
the publication of the details Of the Kemm-
Ter execution was against the law he
thought the public owed debt Of graft
tude 10 the press for detailing the horror
of the new mode Of execution. | wouldn't
think Of prosecuting paper, but will if a
test case is desired. he said.
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A Banquet in Honor of the Emperor.

LONDON, August THE Queen gave a
grand banquet at Osborne House last even
ing in honor of Emperor William. Forty
six guests sat at the tables. Among them
were Count Won Hatzfeldt, the German
Ambassador, and General Lord WolSeley.
The Queens gold service from Windsor
was used.
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Big sawmln Firm Leaves Parkersbur

Special Correspondence Of tie Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, August The
Little Kanawha Lumber Company, one OF
the largest sawmills, employing over 100
men, has closed down. The mill will be
removed to point below, where supplies
from the Big Sandy and Twelve-pole re
g1ons can be secured and handled. The
loss of this company will be severely felt
here. both in a business and social way
The company's reason for removal IS the
shortage Of timber at accessible points on
tho little EauaWha
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piedmont ro.tomee Eight.

Sn...l, Telegram % RE Register.
W,-ulNoroN. ID. c., August 5.-Wm. r..
HgsSett was to-day nominated Tor post
master DO Piedmont. There has oeen d
bitter fight over THAI office and one kepuo-
li...r named NOT long ago was withdrawn.
Dr. is said bv some that Heskett is Con ST ap-
po.utee. and others say Elkius recon-
mculei him
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NEW ORLEANS, Ia, August e.. me
,ri,oe.. Denocrat correspondent az Oklaho-
ma Clty. Indian Territory. says ne
first election ever held in this Territo2ry
nassed OF quietly Yesterday and no trouble
ls renorted from any part OF the Territory
In his county Oklahoma 300 yole'
,cere cast Both parties fought hard ior
the supremacy. The Territory has gone
Democratic By a small majority
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nlla.t Pilcsi Plles !

Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment j.
,beonlv sure cure for Blind Bleeding
~ % Ttcbjne Piles ever discovered. i.
~, oayer fails TO cure old chronic cases Of
long standing.
pr. williams Indian PIE oln,ineh'
cured me after years Of suffering.
For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Reform Work at Maiden.


Special Telegram 10 the Register
CHARLESTON. W. Va, August Since
the mysterious visit by White Caps to the
erring couple near Maiden, few nights
since, a number of other residents OF that
nlace have received notices informing
them 10 discontinue certain evil practices
or they might expect a similar visitation.
For time at least the morality OF Maiden
will be Of a much higher standard than
formerly
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EleetrIc Method Preferable.

New York, August deputy Coroner
Wm. T. jenkins returned to this city to-
day after having witnessed the Kemmler
execution. He said that he believed that
if the current had been kept on continu
ously Kemmler would have died easily.
He thinks electric killing is preferable than
hanging providing the current is continu-
Gus until life is extinct.
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League Games.

At Cincinnati .. Pittsburl
Il: earned runs, , and :; hits, Is and ~
errors. > each; pitchers, Foreman and GID
son; umpire, McQuaid. .,,
At Philadelphia York I, Philadel
phia }: hits. Is and 9; errors, 3 and !; earned
runs. philadelphia >; pitchers, Sharot
and Vickcry.
At New York Boston ,, Brooklyn "a
hits. and Il: errors, and 3; earned runs
and :: pitchers, Nichols and Caruthers
umpire, Powers.
At Cleveland Cleveland IT, Chicago 4
hits. Is and Is; errors, and ,; earned runs
Cleveland 6; pitchers. Smith and Stein
umpire, Strct
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Len se.ooo.ooo behind Him.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. August s.-John
D. Martin, one of the wealthiest men OF
this city. died 40 his home this morning
from Inflammation of the bowels He
was Qyears ola, and has lived i'm this
country th'rty-SiN years. lie is reputed
to be worth $4,000. 900. lie leaves a wife
out uo children
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rripiets over Hundred Years Old.

SD-cI1I IfTfIfINI - 1T I''I''''''
CuARLrsroN, W. VA, August Hin
ton. the county seat OF Summers county,
has a colored woman who claims TO be one
hundred years Of age. She doesn't look a
bit over sixty-five, and can hustle around
over washtub with most Of her younger
sisters. Her name is Keziah Amos ana
She was born. along with another sister
and brother, who are still living, Deceui-
Der 10, 1889 This IS perhaps the hrst case
n sncb lonr-lived triDlets on record,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08

WASHINGTON, August The official
rough count. as announced by the Census
Bureau to-day. shows the population OF
Chicago t0 be l.O9S.556. This is an Increase
duru. the decade OF 5g5,3gl, or 1852 per
cent This shows that Chicago has a pop
ulation of about 53.6S2 Ia excess of Phlla-
leIuhia. and is therefore the second city in
population iu the United States.
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Sa-1si I,i-1uH 20 tls Rsgts'rr.
WASHINGTON. August Patents have
been granted the following West Virgin
luds
TclXJ. BraXt0u. BraXton c. H-Gate
Joseph MBrohari, Clarksburg Door
check
Graham H. Hamrick. Philippi-Mauu
Il-turaur butter
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FREE LOVERS.
4 New Religious Organization Formed in
nhfn

CoLrNBr,, o.. August From di-
vorce petition filed today, by Alexander
Domu. 10 appears that there is and has eX-
isted for some time, a community of Free
Meth0distS, ''at New Albany, this county.
whose tendencies seem % run much 20
Stree love" Dorau says that since his
wife Joined them she has frequently gone
away with male members of the society
and remained for days. The development
.- the l..r rr.lfns u sensation hnrn
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Prescription Glass,vorlsers Scale

PIrrsBURG, August 6.-The prescription
glass workers of the American Flint Glass
workers Union met the manufacturers IN
their second days conference to-day. No
action of Importance in regard to wages
will be taken until later in the week. when
the men will ask for advances in certain
lines
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ro E.pedlte the TarIn BnI.

WA>uiNeroN. August At the request
oi the managers of the tariff bin the Re
puoi 'lu members of the Senate Commit
tee ou Commerce have agreed that the con-
siterluou of thc river and narbOr bill,
which was On have displaced the tariff bill
tomorrow. viii be postponed until a future
date. probably Friday of next week
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Death in "A Well.
Special Tsleqram 10 ne RFgis'er.

lspsci1l TsiegrGm 10 ne HfglsiH
P,RKERsBuRG W Va, August =
Joseph Mckinney, Of Ravenswood. while
cleaning a well, was overcome by the ioul
air He signalled to be drawn up, but
inst as he reached the top Of the well, ne
lost his hold and fell back. When the
BODY was recovered life was extinct.
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Ohio Crop Report,

CoLUMBys, O., August st7.-The Ohio OH.
cial crop report was issued to-day. IL
shows that the condition Of wheat IN ono
is - per cent Of a full average; oats -
per cent; potatoes, 55S tobacco, 81 pasture
=: apples, 20; peaches, II; pears l7'
grapes, -; corn, 20.
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PInXcrs' Icngne.

At Chicago Chicago. Is; Cleveland, I
batteries, Bakely and Radford, Baldwin
and Darling: hits, Is and : errors, and il
earned runs, 9 and l..
At Boston-Boston I, New York ,
earned runs, and hits, and 6; errors
3 and / {; pitchers, Radbourn and Ewing.
At New York Brooklyn >, Philadel
phia (: hits, 10 and g.; errors, and q
earned runs, > and 3; pitchers, Sowder'
and Knel.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg, 3; Buffalo, 10
base hits. and Is; errors. l and 3; earned
runs, and g.; pitchers, Morris and Faatz.
Association Games.
At Louisville Louisville :; Brooklyn
hits. 13 and g; errors, none and ( ; pitchers
Ehret and Murphy; earned runs, 3 and |.
At St Louis-St. Louis ;, Syracuse B.
hits and q errors, 3 and g.; earned runs,
ST. Louis q: pitchers Ramsey and Keefe;
umpire, Curry.
At Toledo-Toledo II, Rochester e; hits,
II and Is: errors, ana .: earned runs, 4
and 3; pitchers Smith and Barr; umpire,
Mclean
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Fdmunds "Stuck" on the Tarin

WASHINGTON. August Mr.. Edmuuds
stated today that he would not consent 90
any arrangement that would displace the
tariff bin until 10 was ended for good on
evil After an executive session the Sen
ate-adi diourmed
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Rlnine of for Bar Harbor.

BosroN, August SECRETARY OF State
James G.. Blaine, who arrived here last
night from Cape May Point, remained
quietly at Youngs hotel until noon, when
he departed. taking the = 30 train for Bar
Harbor
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rnrnrr.s schrme IN nuncomhe.

NEw YORK, August "A dispatch from
St Louis was printed yesterday 10 the
effect that person named j Milton Turn
eer had started Tor this city 20 arrange the
details OF his plan FOR colouizing negroes in
Mexico. That's all buncombe." said a
prominent coffee merchant Yesterday. Il
have never heart of the scheme before. and
never heard Of J NJ Turner"
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GREAT GUSHER.
The Simpson Well Doing $50 Barrels a
Day.

Special telegram 10 the Rsqister.
ST.. MARY'S. w. Va, August The
Simpson oil well was opened up after
dinner with the pump working smooth
". and from careful estimate is max
Ing all of two hundred and fifty barrels
per day. This is by far the best strike
in the field, as the cost Of drilling was
small, the well being less than four hun
dred feet This well, which is south Of
the Acre-and- Half about one hundred
yards, beats it all hollow. This is be-
lieved to demonstrate that the oil is on
the West Virginia side Of the Ohio, and
that Peasants county is the oil terrific
nv of the State.
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Report of Panama Canal Liquidators.

PARIS, August THE report of the
liquidators of the Panama Canal Company
has been presented to the Tribunal OF the
Seine According to the report the total
expenditures of the company thus far
amount to 81, BIB 100000 francs. The assets
ON March 3 Mere 10000. 600 frames
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., August The fol-
lowing nominations were to-day sent 20 the
Senate bv the President. To De postmas-
tcrs. Pennsylvania Simon e.. Wagon
seller. Shamoken; Ralph n. Warner, Jr..
Haverf0rd College.
West Virgiuia-Wm. Enskett Pied
mont
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Bov Fatally Hurt by a Horse.

Special Telegram 10 he Register.
GAINESVILLE, ONO, August Tom
ME a ten-year-old son of Fred johnson,
living five miles west of here. was kicked
in the face by vicious horse, last evening,
and perhaps fatally injured If the boy
survives his face will be badly disfigured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-08

New York. August The grand Jury
today found indictments for mansausn. "a n.e' .'i
in the first degree against DR. McG onigal'
Mrs. Fanny Shaw and August Harrison
who are implicated in the death oy MAJ,
practice, Of Annie Goodwin. the cigare'''
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Tho Emperor,s Narrow Escape.

LONDON, August Emperor William
visited the dock yards at Portsmouth to-
day. While he was in the town he came
near being knocked down by the horse at
tached to the carriage Of Admiral Com
merell
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Na,ionaILaw on wills.

IxDnNAPoLi-, August AT the Nation.
al Rar Association this morning II was DE-.
cided to recommend 10 the state Legisia-
ture the adoption Of a uniform law on wills.
so that wills made in one state Will be valid
In another in every particular.
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DESPERATE EYRAUD.
The Paris Stranger Tries His Hand on
Himself

PAms, August G.-Eyraud, the murderer
Of the notary Gouffe, made an attempt tc
kill himself to-day. The wardens of the
prison were attracted by moans issuing
from Eyraud's cell and upon entering they
found him half strangled He had torn
his shirt into strips twisted together tC
form a rope, and with it had attempted tC
choke himself. But for timely discovery
of the wardens he would have succeeded.
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: The Bridge Jumpers Body Found.

BosToN, August The body Of bridge
Jumper McCaffrey, of Montreal, who last
Sunday jumped lSO feet into the river was was
found floating in the water to-day. MS
neck had been broken.
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Preparinr for the Transfer.

BERLIN, August Herr Wermuth, an
attache of the German Foreign Office, and
Capt Geissler, of the German Navy, have
arrived at Heligolang, whittier they were
sent to make arrangements for the transfer
of the Island to Germany.
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A., y,cbter's Long Past

WHITEHALL. pa. August Mrs AdaIn .i..
w"cbter has passed the l24th day OF her
enforced fast, and is stin alive. she .. nas
SaD' 5ean unconscious since last SATURDAY even
inc nc" and nd is sinking rapidly. Her death is
Looked for at any minute
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s. Rernlf In Candahnr.

CALCUTTA, August "A revolt has
broken out among the Alohagaras in Can
dahar Troops have been despatched to
quell the disturbance
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Cholera in Madrid and Jeddah.

MADRID, August IA death from chol-
era has occurred in this city.
4 dispatch from Cairo, Egypt, says:
Cholera is raging at Jeddah. The number
Of deaths average 100 daily.
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ALABAMA's ANSWER.
One Southern States Reply to the Force
Bill Conspirators

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August The re
turns from the elections show the Demo
cratic majority to be unusually large, but
the exact figures cannot be ascertained be
fore Saturday In the General Assembly
there is no Republican or Independent II
the Senate In the House there are three
Republic ms and one Independent.
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Railroads are KIckIng.

CulcAGo, August The Inter gcedn I,
saws: "The railways are kicking. They
are dissatisfied with the cantonment. Ihey
claim that the affair is not as big rs II was was
promised to be and that as result inc
railroads are outl
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Hon. Irvine pungan for Congress.

LOGAN. ONO, August The Demo,
cratic Congressional Convention OF tnS S
Fifteenth district Yesterday nominated
Irvine DUNCAN, Of jackson county