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The Cession of HeIiEo land.

LONDON. July 2I.-In the Com
mons to-day Sir James Ferguson,
Parliamentary Secretary Of the
Foreign Office, moved that the bill
providing for the cession Of Heligc-
land pass to n second reading. Glad
stone made a speech in support OF
the agreement. He blamed the
government, however, for not Sc
curing beforehand an agreement
with France regarding Zanzibar.
He said that il was difficult to conf
ment ON the concession with
out embarrassing the govern
eminent, which he did not desire 10
do. 1t was 10 lee regretted that ia
one person were the cHmbiuei
offices Of Prime Minister and For
eign Secretary, A. the duties 81 the
two exceeded the possibilities sfany
human brain, unless Il possessed the
powers Of Napoleon or a Crum-
well. He could not vote against the
bill on principle, because the Queen
could give Germany HeligOland;
but he was not supposed 10 make n
precedent on n subject Of most pro-
found practical Importance in the
constitution; he therefore declined
TO take part in the discussion on the
bill.
Messrs. Goschen, HarcOurt, Bal
four and others spoke. Smith then
moved the closure on the Heligo-
land bill, hut the Speaker refused to
close the discussion on n question so
important without allowing the
amplest debate. The debate then
adjourned.
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snici,I. Nh nri,re..rn.,...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July III
O.. Tate Carr, Of Ocala, shot himself
at Romeo today on the eve ug his
marriage 10 Miss Rubin Weston ur
the latter town, and the affair has
produced a profound senSati,R. An
Ocala special to the Times CHiYn
says: Carr went down to Romeo on
a special engine last night. a ride Of
twcuty-One miles. The marriage
was Ia have taken place at $50 this
morning. \ wedding breakfast was
to follow aud a bridal trip to the
west. VIII Weston, brother Of the
bride, assistet! the groom TO dress.
His toilet was nearly completed when
Carr asked Weston TO 20 out into
another room and get a pair Of sus-
penders. While absent young
Weston heard n shot, and returning.
found Carr on the bed with n pistol
hole in his temple. IL was learned
today that before Carr took the
engine he applied TO several parties
for pistol, saying il was some dis
lance from the depot 10 DIR. westOn's
residence, and he wanted something
10 protect himself in case Of danger,
and ne got George Beattie's pistol.
Carr had been dealing extensively
in phosphate lands,and was reported
to have made SIS, 600 by recent
transactions. 1t il learned, how
ever, that the cash did not material
lie, aud failure 10 raise money by
loan for the expense Of the wedding
trip is supposed 20 have induced the
suicide. Carr came from Illinois
five years ago and was n young man
of good habits and business ability.
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DENVER, July 2i.-The washout
on the Colorado Central is the most
disastrous that has occurred since
the road was built. The loss Is ap-
prONimated at S2j1, 900. The amount
Of track washed out covers alto
gether a distance of twenty miles.
five miles from the forks OF the
creek 10 Smith hill, and fifteen
miles from Golden TO FlOy Hill. The
iron bridge at the forks OF the creeks
looks like a bundle Of wire, it has
been so tangled up. IL is impossible
for railroad men to estimate the
damage done 10 the road, but they
admit that it must be very large, as
the road up through there is a very
costly piece OF railroad construction.
Two work trains and one hundred
men have been working on the road
since Tuesday noon, and if nothing
further happens it is promised that
trains will he able 70 get 10 the fork,
Of the creek some time before noon
today
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WASHINGTON, July u. 80 The
House proceeded after a short par
liamcniary wrangle 10 vote upon tn,
committee amendments 10 the bank
uptcy bill. These amendment,
were principally verbal, in view OF
the fact that the bill had never been
read IN the House.
Mcmillan lTennl demande! .
separate vote on each amendment,
and much time was thus consumed.
The committee amendments hay
ing been disposed Of, au amendment
was adopted enforcing the laws OF
States giving wages for labor prefer
ence.
\ vote was then taken on the
minority substitute, which is
known rs the voluntary bankruptcy
hill. This was disagreed tO-yeas
~, nays l-j.
The bankruptcy bill then passed
with n few unimpOrtaHt amend
mcuts-yeas III, nays 81.
Adjourned.
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The Nch-n,I.n PIntrorm.

LINCOLN, Neh., July 24.-The
republican State convention re-
manned in session all night. At
o'clock this morning the commit
tee on resolutions reported and the
platform adopted. 10 endorses Har-
risJu's administration, approves the
national, legislation on silver, en-
dOrses the disability pension bill.
fIvOrs the Australian ballot, OPP
poses land monopoly, recognizes the
right OF labor 10 organize, favOrs the
control Of railroads by legislation
and postal telegraph. y resolution
endorsing prohibition was tabled.
The convention adjourned at 10
am.
The f0llOwin. ticket was nOmi-
mated: For governor, l.. ID. EiCh-
ards; secretary Of state, J. G. Allen,
State auditor, Thomas III. Benton;
treasurer, Captain J. +. Hill; attOr-
ney general, II. n. Hastings; land
commissioner, George Humphrey;
State superintendent, \. X. GOudy.
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DENVER, Col, July2i.-Thc two
census supervisors Of Colorado have
50 far completed their work rs 10 he
able to announce that the population
Of the state will be very close 10
100000. The three largest cities IN
the State outside OF Denver are "a
follows: Pueblo, -, I55; Leadville,
1855; Colorado Springs, II 10.
Pueblo lays claim to the honor OF
being the only city in a meriCa
which has doubled its population in
two years, the returns in ISIS giving
that city 1850.
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LONDON, July 24.-Through the
phonOgraph to-day Mr.. Gladstone
listened 20 remarks from General
Sherman and others, given Mt a
recent meeting in New York. Mr..
Gladstone was deeply Interested. He
said he II 50 accustomed 10 receiving
notes Of kindness from America that
ms vocabulary Of gratitude has been
exhausted. anything could lead
him To question the sOuHdness 81
American Judgment and make him
believe Americans liable 20 he mis-
ieh from a right understanding Of
human nature, it would be the ex-
ceeding warmth with which they are
always pleased to frame their views
Of his character.
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CHARLESTON, :. e., July 2i.-B,
Il. Tillmau, running ON the ALI
ance ticket for governor, arrived
here yesterday, but 5 iys he will not
speak at tn. democratic mass meet
ing today, because he ieIrs assassin
alton. Police and detectives We're
stationed At his hotel yesterday and
this morning were reinforced by loo
of Tillmau's chosen hand fEom
EdgeficlI. NOtotr> are entertained
here. for his mYiyst1tiDH, although
the city i Thick with rumors Of a
very Wild character.
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The President has nominated
John ;. Onendorg to he postmaster
at Virginia City, New.
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SAvANNAH, Ca. July 24.-W. l..
Buliard's u1arding-hUusv i'm this
city, a tn-er-Stury dwelling, was
blown up carly this morning. Three
PERSONS were killed ami nine injured,
Two of whom will probably die.
There were thirteen PEOPLE in tine
house. The explosion shattered the
walls, and they collapsed in an in
slant anu fell, a ma~~ Of ruins. The
cause "f the explosion j. a mystery.
Many uluIUEs aru oil AN ugly nature,
but nobody will take the responsible
i.y Of making direct statement.
One man insinuated there hal been
a row In the house toward tine end
Oi a Publication in which tne iu-
mates were INDUCING.
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aTUE EGYPT.-
Details of Her Destructiou.-The
Crew Reaches London.

Crew Reaches London
LONDON, July 24.-The following
particulars Of the destruction by
fire Of the National Line steamer
E.ggDt are received. The Manhattan
sighted the E!gyIkI in full blaze in
latitude - degrees > M. north,
longitude 3 degrees west. but, be.
ing laden with oil, dared not 20 neal
the burning vessel. She lowered
boats, however, and saved all on
board. Captaip Robinson Of the
Manhattan had only enough pro-
visions fUrfOrty persOnsand n discus
sion was had as 10 whether or not o.
make the Azores, $50 miles distant.
Finally il was decided to proceed for
Dover. Every one was placed on
short ratiOns. There were 60 head
Of cattle ON the EigyDt. AN were
either burned 10 death or, breaking
loose, plunged overheard ami drown
ed. For time there was much
confusion on the ElyJ1t, hut no panic
occurred. The National Company
chartered = tug ut Dover to meet the
Manhattan aud supply her with
provisions. She started at q O'Clock
this evening with a full supply Of
provisions and other necessaTies for
the rescued people.
LONDON, July 2i.-The crews o.
the burned steamship Eigypt were
landed AZ Dover today los the steam
er Manhattan. They fr-t made
their escape from the burning vessel
70 the German ships GU,t1UC and Os-
car, tut were afterwards taken or
10y the Manhattan. Captain Sum
nor Of the EIypt and several Of his
crew were painfully burned while
fighting the fire. Several OF the
Egypt's crew declared the steamer
lacked two u the proper complement
Of beats. Many Of the cattle on the
vessel suiiOcltei, while others. half
roasted, rushed overheard, roaring
madly. The scene Is described a.
horrible in the extreme. The fire
originated IN bales Of cotton stored
just over tire boiler.
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Prr,iaent IInrri,en,. CemrIiment..

MOUNT GKETNA, Pa, July "a
There were two important matters
to engage the attention Of the MEM
hers Of the National Guard at Camp
Hartranft today, one being the ar
rival Of the Presidential party from
Washington, and the other the
formal appointment Of General
SnOwden Of Philadelphia to be
Major General and successor Of
General Hartranit as commander of
the Pennsylvania army. The pres
ence Of the President drew a great
crowd. Besides the President there
were in the party Secretary OF War
Proctor. Postmaster Wauamaker,
Acknowledgement Miller and Major
General SchOfieid. Their reception
was cordial in the extreme. Presi-
dent Harrison paid the National
Guard some high compliments. \
review OF 9OJJ troops, including \
United States army detachment,
took place at I:3D O'Clock. At $50
the visitors returned 10 Washington
delighted with their trip,
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LONDON, July 81. - Chaplin.
minister OF agriculture, delivered
an address at Lincoln Agricultural
Hall. He said the recent rise in the
prices Of agricultural products were
due to the advance in the price OF
silver consequent on the passage OF
the silver bill by the United States
Congress.
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has authorized the Associated Press
correspondent to say that not a sin
gle Mexican soldier has been moved
TO the Guatemalan frontier, that
there are only two regiments on the
entire line same number that have
been stationed there for three years J.
and that Mexico will observe, as she
Il now Observing, the strictest neu-
trality.
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CATALOGUE OF CRIME,
= Politician AssaSsinated.-AS her-
III Killed In Arkansas
Double Murder

NEW ORLEANS, Jnly 2i.-The
Times-DemOcTdt's Meridian, Miss,
special: +. NJ. b. Cook, widely
known republican politician Of Jas
Per County, was assassinated yester-
Jay afternoon near Mount Zion
Church in Jasper County. lie was
n candidate for the constitutional
convention, and was reported TO
have made a very iuCgndiary speech
during the day. He was found late
in the afternoon, and had apparent
ly been dead several hours, having
been hit 10y fifteen bucbshot. Cook
had the reputation Of being tur-
bulent spirit In the communicated
his chief desire seemed to be Ia an
tagOnize anu engender all the race
prejudices possible.
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FORT SMITH, Ark, July "a
News has reached mere o: the kill
ing At Magazine, Logan County, Of
Captain William Ellington AMI his
son, W. l.. Ellington, 10y y. ID. Sic
iniurf, a well-knOwn detective.
McIniurf escaped. Ellington was
a famous scout ON the Union side
during the war. No particulars are
Obtainable.
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CHICAGO, July %. - A special
from Warsaw, y. Y, says an Eng
lish syndicate has announced its
readiness TO purchase the Washing
ton Bar gold mine Of Madison
County, Montana. Charles Il. Ben
edict, Of st. Paul, is here on his way
to Europe for 4 mining company,
most Of whom live in Minnesota.
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TOrERA, Has, July -. - The
grievance committee OF trainmeu OF
tbs santa Re system concluded is
conference with General Manager
Robinson today, having agreed
upon a schedule Of wages which is
satisfactory 10 all persons concerned.
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A smEEIrF KILLED.

ST. LOUIS, No, July ai.-Ad.
vices from Lewi-ville, Ark, are T.
the effect that Sheriff May aul
posse attempted u aErrs, DIR. Chs.
holm Yesterday. The doctor resisted
and both shot at elch other with
gun ami rifle. The sheriff was killct.
and two 81 hi~ lzH-~,. m.lsIlly
WUuuurd. This affair - Tie sequel
% a shooting scraIe which occurred
at Lewisviile Tgc-day, IN which
DR.. Chisholm killed Samuel stone.
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NEW YORK. July 2i-Montrtal
date: 4 French dispatch from
Pembroke, eighty-Six miles above
Ottawa, ON the Upper Ottawa. says
that two days ago some miscreanis
cut the ropes hOluing a raft Of logs 10
the bank where the twenty
raftsmeu on bOard were stopping
over night. The r5lt. with the men
all asleep on hoard, drifted out into
the river and then into tine rapids a
mile below, and rrs those aboard
awOke or could avoid the rocks, the
logs Of the raft had broken up. OF
twenty-five men aboard the raft
only two survived. No traces Of
the bodies II the other twenty have
been found. They must have been
ground to death. The authorities
are trying 10 discover the man who
cut the ropes. No further plrticG-
lars are at haEd.
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received confirming the reports Of
the success Of the SalvadOrian forces
beyond the frontier in Guatemalan
territory. The Salvador army has
now gained six battles, and captured
quantities Of arms and ammunition.
Many have been killed and wound
eli ON both sides. The SalvadOrian
forces are pushing their way into
the interior Of Guatemala and are
meeting with success at every step.
Great enthusiasm prevails. The in
tention Is to overthrow the govern
ment Of President BarTillas before
coming 70 any agreement with
Guatemala. san Salvador is deter
mined to free itself from the yoke
Of Guatemala, anu assure her Owa
liberty and independence.
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Catarrh

Originates in scrofulous faint in the blond.
Hence the proper method by which to cure
caiarrh, is to purity TIE blood. Its many
disagreeabie symptoms, and the danger Of
developing into bronchitis or that terribly
fatal disease, consumption, are entirely
removed by Hoods sarsapariIa. which
cures eIiarrh by purifying the blood and
also tones up the system and greatly an
proves the general health Of tlSse vrbo
e-g-. De -rHr.. -
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LION COFFEE

LION COFFEE
10 a selection OF
mocha,Jsy and
Rio, properly
blended and is
conceded BY all
10 make the
incest cup Of
Coffee in the
land. A Bsauti-
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in every Pack
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your Grocer for
IT,
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CITY or MEXICO, July 2I.-Ad-
vices from Guatemala are to the
effect that Ezeta's army attacked
the Guatemalaus near the frontier
Of Guatemala territory yesterday;
that the SalvaiOrans We're defeated
and routed. leaving on the field
many deal and wounded, ami three
cannons, which the Guatemalans
captured. Advices from san saliva
dor are entirely contrary. These
dispatches report five separate victo-
ries for san Salvador troops, who
are said To have captured a large
amount Of booty.
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NEW YORK, July 24.-James
Cavanaugh, well-knOwu comedi-
au, was shot and slightly wounded
tonight by his wife, whom it is said
lie lett on account OF her dissipated
haI.ffz
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Homestead Presumption Case
senate Combinations. etc.

WASHINGTON, July 2i.-In the
homestead pre-smptiOn contest case
Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company against Henry Booth and
James p. Robson, ON appeal from
the local land office at salt Lake,
Utah, the Secretary Of the Interior
has rendered a decision holding the
settlement and residence Of
aliens upon lands within the limits
Of the grant To the Central Pacific
Company az the date Of the definite
location Of its road does not exempt
the same from the grant. The de-
cisiOn Of the commissioner OF the
general land office, from which az
peal was taken, is reversed.
COMPILATIONS.
Leeds Of Iowa to be associate
justice Of the Supreme Court Of
New Mexico. Registers Of land
ofIices-John Anderson, AIissoula,
Mont; G. 4. Burg, Livingstone,
Mont. Receivers Of public moneys
C. w. Cook, Lewiston, Mont;
l.. b. Catlin, hlissOula, Mont; +.
r. Welty, Olympia, Wash. Post
master-A. J. Shaw, Spokane
Falls, Wash.
ELECTION BILL.
1t is understood that SpOoner aud
Hoar Of the Senate committee on
privileges aud elections, who have
been charged with the work Of
revising LOuge's election bill, have
finished their draft Of the measure
aud sent it TO the printer.
NEW POSTMASTER.
The President has nominated
John ;. Onendorg to be postmaster
at Virginia City, New.
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California and the aggressive
Cheyennes and Arapahoes. Mis-
sion Indians had been under the in
huence Of the Catholic Church rs
years and were today As incapable
I OF seli'suppOTt As 80 many labes.
The committee on appropriations
shrunk from doing anything that
might awaken religious discussion.
That was why the committee recon-
mended striking out TIE item for
schools IN IT,. ...t. .-f! Montana. II
they were kept in, the Episcopalians
and MethOdists and Baptists would
say they had
NOT BEEN FAIRLY TREATED.
At . O'Clock the tariff bill came
up As unfinished business, and was
laid aside till tomorrow for further
discussion on the Indian school
question.
An amendment, appropriating
SIS. OOO for an industrial school near
FlOndreau, 5. D., was agreed to;
also like amendment for an indus
trial school near Mandan, y. ID.
Other amendments were 10 strike
out two items, one Of $3.50 for the
support and education Of sixty In
dian pupils I'm the st. Joseph Nor
NAL school ut Rensselaer,, Ind, and
one Of Sl2, 500 for 100 Indian chill
dren In the Holy Family Indian
school ut BlackfOOt Agency. A vote
was taken and the amendments re-
iected. Yeas 10. uays -.
Pettigrew offered an amendment
apprOpriating $4,000 for the Santee
tribe Of Sioux, located at Flandreau,
;. D., being an allowance Of 81 an
acre for the land 10 which they are
entitled in the Sioux reservation.
Agreed to.
On motion Of Pettigrcw an item Of
$50, OOJ was inserted for Territorial
school buildings for the Sioux In
diaus, also an item 10 pay the ln-
dians OF Standing Rock and Chey-
enne River agencies for ponies
taken from them in 1876.
The bill was then reported To the
Senate, and all amendments agreed
to 10y the committee OF the whole,
cOncurred in, and the bill passed.
VOORHEES,, by REQUEST
Of the Labor Alliance, introduced |
4 bill TO secure the constitutional
rights and freedom Of trade, speech |
and press, and asked, in view Of the
respectable source from which il
that lis be printed in full |
Record.
Sherman objected to il being |
printed in the EeoJ-d a. being I'M
usual.
voorhees, The Alliance will take
note Of the objection and where it
came from.
After executive session, the Senate
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Cures Catarrh

Il had catzrrh nine years, and suffered
;erribly with H. soon after I began 20
take Hoods sarsaparilla the eatarrh
troubled me less, after taking three bottles
! was entirely cured" JANE H1SKf.
Iumbertou. Clinton County ohio
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

sold by druggists 81; SIX FOR IS. Prepared b,
c. HoOD& CO. Aro;heeAries. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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We ADvIsE ouR FRIENDs

NTHo MED ANYTHING IN THE
w Clothing line 10 call upon Baston 4
co-- 81 Nain 81. where they VIII ind a well
selected stock OF mems and bows suits
overals, bats. caps, shIrts, etc, at very low
prices This Gru is reliable and will treat
oursnt ctf
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"''-'''-'=--'''
Warwick High Grade Safety Bicycle, $500.
Safety Bicycles, SIS5OO, Su5.OO, $500, $4,000,
$4,000, $500, $780,
TrIcyCles and Veocpedes,
Sporting Goods, Guns and Ammunition
Pocket Cutlery RazorS. StropS, Butcher Knives
Horse and Toilet Clippers.
Fishing Tackle, Tents, Base Ball Goods
Agent for Calgraph Writing Machine, Cartoons,
Ribbons Paper.
Dog Collars Playing Cards, Poker Checks, Etc.
LARGEST STOCK and I-OwE EST PRICES
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gB STATE BANK OF UTAH,
SALT LAKE CITT.
capital, 100000.
DIRE =.

lass EE =. GRANT. President
TfL p fEEsION, Wee Fre-sdrnt.
HkEEE NJ WELLS, Cashier.
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CHICAGO TRADE.
Celebrated ;;i 5as ted National Folding Bed
Manufactured by the
Sugg & BierSdOrr Furniture Co.,
q .HTTHFH aE.a
- rar-etE For - =

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MANUEL DIELUEz,

the Guatemalan minister, interprets
the telegram announcing the COM
pact in Central America Is meaning
that il General Ezeta does not step
down and out peacefully, the COM
bined powers will invade Salvador
for the purpose Of making him sub
mil