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THE AUsTRALIAN STRIKE.
EnElsh workinrnen willing to Send
Money or Block Trade.

EnElish workinrnen willing to Send
Money Block Trade.
MELBOURNE. Aug. 2s.-The Employers Union
has sent letter to the Mayor OF Melbourne
saying that no partial settlement OF the labor
dispute will be satisfactory. The position. the
letter says. requires thorough and stimuli
taneous settlement. Aconference between tho
sbipowners. mineowners, and employers gem
orally is projected. with the object OF discuss
ing the future relations between employers and
employees.
Special constables have been enrolled to
guard the city. in view Of threatened riots.
The city is without gas and the suburbs are
dimly lighted. The mail service and oversee
traffic continue. The shipping companies are
employing non-unon men. The wharfmen at
New Zealand ports have struck. The service
between New Zealand and Queensland 10 partly
maintained by nom union men The officers OF
five OF the New leaand Company's steamers
0i1sS toSpoN sT IA Aug. @ @2s."T6e Executive Board Of
the Dock Union voted 21,O49 sterling to aid
cabled 10 the Australian strikers asking in
what form they wished practical assistance to
the biockading Of the Australian trade. which
will be done II it iS considered necessary.
Other rsds unGns T al SSs them ed 6soob
delivered last night al the meeting Of the Ma
tional Union Gas Workers and general labor
"1he forces OF international commerciallsm
are just now doing all they can to break down
trade unions and the com binations OF working
men all over the world. We see II in America.
and we find 1t in Australia In Melbourne at
this moment. is progressing the greatest and
flercest fight that perhaps has ever been seen
for the dignity OF labor In this fight. that will
be historic. are interested all the dock laborers,
stevedorsa lightermen. sailors. fremen. Cap
tains at officers o ships mil ers, rally way men.
and all the nom bers OF the hundred and one
industries In and around Melbourne.
All OF those mon are in the throee OF great
labor struggle to compel the masters and
bosses to recognize the rights Of the men TO
combine, and thus take the only law ul means
In their power to protect themselves and to
insure q living FREQ from slavery and degrade
tion, Ii hope through the action OF tho Trade
Union Congress in Liverpool, that f20.0O0 will
be cabled 10 Australia during the next Tort
night
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PARKERsBuRG W. Va, Aug. 29.-The Rev.
William Edgell. Methodist preacher OF
Brownstown. has been arrested by Special
Agent Roome on charge OF forging af1ldavits
and making illegal charges in pension cases.
Edgell's pension applicants had all been sur
prisingly successful. their papors ALWAYS be-
ing so complete that none Of them had to be
returned. This fact attracted the attention of
aroused thai all was not right but no crooked
ness was uncovered until the case Of Mrs,
Sarah Swiger OF Harrison county came up.
The Government hunted IN tho alleged wit
nesses. aud all OF them testified that the sigma
lures were all forgeries Not single afIiday 1t
all OF the signatures were in the Handwriting
OF EdgelL When the fact was learned Edgoll
was arrested. He was put under heavy bond
to answer indictment before the United States
Court
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DR. HOLMhA,S HIRTHDAY.
Flowers and rntuIatIOns In Prose -
RhYme for the Vencrnhle Amtncrnt.

Flowers and Concentrations In Prose and
Rhyme for the Venerable Autocrnt.
BosToN, Aug. 29.-Olivor Wendell Holmes
kept open house to-day at his Beverly Farms
homo and extended warm welcome to the
many visitors who camo to congratulate him
on his eighty first birthday anniversary. Tho
Doctor received his callers AT the door and con-
Quoted them to the pleasant sitting ROOM
where no chatted very informally with each
guest A beautiful array OF flowers, the gift Of
many friends, adorned the room. Mrs.
Martin Bremmer sent some OF them Mrs,
James 7. Fields sent o large wreath OF
oak leaves enclosing q basket OF fruit. Mrs.
Maria Porter, whJ sent some fine flowers, also
brought an original poem, which, at the re-
quest OF the poet, she read to him. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Uphnm brought some handsome
Mrs. Caef Mrs Schulz William Endicott. Jr
and Martin Co,Groye; Houghton. Mifin Il
Co., Dr. Holiness publishers. sent basket Of
ters were receive by Dr. Holmes and sew
sral OF his admirers sent their congratu-
received from, James Russell Lowell and Mrs. Mrs.
Logan, BIT they Tere purely personal and
Miss Fl. G. Barclay Of Scotland sent a picture
OF browning taken in Venice ess than q
month before his death, and also photograph
mired In hor fathers house. Mrs. Henrietta
Appleton sent n photograph of tho poets home
at Beverly Farms, and also n sceno in Chebano
WOO is, while annther friend, who Is an anna
tour photographer. sent a icture OF n tree In
E.seX which the Doctor always admired.
the neigh borhood called to nay their respects.
but did no. come In body, as was the case
last year, Two large loads OF Preston Post ar
riN oil in the afternoon to offer their cong atu-
lationS and left p badge Of the John Chtpman
Relief Corps, With pendant OF no. OF beans.
DR.. Holmes said to one OF his callers that he
felt all the things he had written about grow
ing old aud only realized his advancing years
when one OF his birthday anniversaries arrived.
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FrSueh sent Word that ne ana EvsseIe
HAd Gene to Terms.

AAHa Come to Terms.
Hazard. Perry county, Ky.-Ex-Judre Ever
sole and B. r. French. leaders Of the two fac-
tions which has so long waRed war In the
county. were brought in By the troops yester-
day morning and isiled. Each has q plenty Of
money. and strong backing, but Judge Lilly
positively refuses to release them on bail. Be-
fore their capture French sent word to the
Commonwealth's attorney that he and Ever
sole had settled the matter that they
had nollied tho cases against each other,
and were going TO hand over the scoun-
drels who been bushwhackinR. This is
an impossible conclusion Of the matter
The war has been conducted somewhat on the
feudal system. The followers OF each party
were armed by the leaders and protected in
their lawless dealings during peace. When
there was any fighting TO be done they had to
fight for the glory there was in It and what
followers o, each party came from other coun-
ties. and they have not been caught Judge
Lilly made an order transferring all the cases
to Clark county.
The outlaws are IN despair; Tho prisoners
will be taken to Winchester, by the soldiers
is feared In getting them across the mountains,
but there is really little doubt OF their being
Sheriff Fields. with posse Of fifteen men.
Tor g%s Hdsfs Tom Smith 3 1SS5 BSb ProHitt
for for murder. ii II they sss @ arprehendad % It is
thought the war will end. Notwithstanding the
fact that several criminals have been sent
away to the psnitentiRry. thirty-tyo prisoners
still occupy the Jail They, are about divided,
hal being French men and half ~ tyersole men.
serious results.
Re ,nforcements Of troops have been ordered
here from Frankfort and are expected daily
Nearly two dozen OF the men have been CON-
victed at this term OF the court Against one
there, were nfty-two indictments, several for
murder.
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A Desperate Hlshwayman In Jail.

PARKERsBuRa. W. Va. Aug. 29.-Tom Null
len. the desperate who entered store Mt
Mineral Wells. near this city. some time since
and threw pepper In the eyes OF tho woman
clerk and then deliberately robbed he store.
was arrested ana Is In Jail here to-day
Mullen has confessed to the burglary OF tho
Post Office at Sans, aud TO the robbery OF half
a dozen people In that locality, as well as TO
many rohbsries in Writ and adjoining coun-
ties. He is considered one OF the most desper-
ate burglars and highway robbers In the
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A Cheap shave with Extras.

Several customers were waiting to be shaved
In the barber shop at 529 West street last night
whom barber, known as Italian Mike. aban-
doned his subject and went. razor In hand to
slash an acquaintance. with whom he had got
into q quarrel. John Pendy, q laborer OF Il6
GRnsevoort street, was waiting for hair cut
slashed him down the cheek and fled An am
bulance call was Hont to IT. Vincents Hospital.
The ambulance dashed down Charles street.
warn any Washington street cars. A car was
coming up town and tho driver either did not
lance ran into the car horses, knocking them
hoi n down
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The Frog cLarmer of the welland Canal

OTTAWA. Aug, 29.-Mr Sullivan. living on the
Welland Canal possesses the marvellous power
Of charming frogs. The operation is performed
by q peculiar chirping whistle. followed by a
strange Gurgle In the larynx, which he has cul-
tiyated for years. and has now become so pro-
ficient in the art that the imitation OF the
sweet singing OF the female frog call
ing its mate is as perfect as nature.
A few evenings ago Mr.. S. Sullivan gave an
exhlnition OF his powers. When the frogs were
Mr. boyle. and Mir Crogan were present. After
O few notes had been whistled frogs OF all sizes
TO the number OF about 100. came hopping
from all directions up TO the doors OF the lock
shanty. much 10 the establishment OF those
present. Good bullfrogs are worth about SO
In shipping lhsm to the American market
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PARIS. Aug. 29.-The Comts Paris. In letter
accepting an invitation to banquet from for
mer comrades in the Army Of tho Potomac.
writes:
IL am particularly anxious to visit America
in a purely military character. and. to avoid
being dragged into personal or political
discussions. l shall decline to say any
thing ON the subject of French affairs.
and request that the subject be not
member OF the ARMY of the PotomaS.
Having served through the darkest hours In
the history OF the United States, II will be q
pleasure to me TO witness the present pros
perity and hRppinoss OF the country
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A New County wanted ia Connecticut.

WATERBURY, Aug. 20.-The project to take
the northern part Of New Haven county and
the southern part Of Litehfeld county to form
q separate county. with Waterbury as the scat,
has been revived again. 1t will be brought be-
o Watsrbary cap nnie on 5e s ads efTnS h,tn
The Waterb bury Republican has obtained inter
views with the leading men Of the city. and the
county The main objection expressed is 10
the increased expense for public buildings
with no adequate return. Mayor Baldwin
thinks a new lac ory would do Waterbury
more good In the way Of business than Court
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DIR. BUR7sEL1,s PICTURES ON SALE
DIR. MeGlynu Talks for Half Hour at
the Aati-Poverty Picnic

Or. MeGlyuu Talks for Half Hour at
the Anu-Poverty Picnic
The annual picnic OF the east side branch Of
tho Antl-Poverty Society last evening at
jones' Wood was attended by over 1000 people
They were attracted by the fact that this was
the first public appearance OF Dr. McGlynn
since he departed for California after his at
tack Of pneumonia four months ago. Another
guest was Vice President James Redpath. who
has Just returned from Beauvoir the home Of
the late Jefferson Davis where he had been
assisting Mrs. Davis IN abridging the memoirs
on the bank OF the East River reverberated all
the evening with the clatter Of dishes and
drinking mug and with the il,ldling SHIFTING.
hlbitons q Jig dancing, DR.. .McGynn spoke
for hall an hour. He called the audience his
rare devotion elated him. 1t a. 80 humbled him
with sense OF his responsibility as their lea er
and spiritual guide. Pictures of DR. Burtsell
were sold at 10 cents apiece all the evening.
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where Yestsraay's Fires Were.

A.M.-l2O5 i54 First avenue Henry GugRenhsimsrS
paint shop, damage slight: $3.50 4s Suffolk street, Her.
man sGhnitzor, }. Levy, A Ettingsr, aud l. JGeobss
ApartmSntA damage 81 500.
Ph.-I2isG 1877 West Twsnty-SiIth street. william
Fleming house damage 0lO; II O. PA Bowsry, avn
ing Of Oliver heGuTTins orockeTy store, damage 81;
i;.o II Chatham sqnrs Isaac blInns shoe store no
dAIaRRo; 500 llB lIeGter street Jacob GTeenbergH
ApAri menta damage SI0l 7U1. Bk Third avenue avn
ing damage l20 $50 4Ol BASt sXteth street damage
tTihInEi o2t, SoS Cherry street damage IrihlnK
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AKzrR 1nMrenlNns, noNEH.
The lEennIng of IN Auery Outbreak On th,
Fart OF an AniaAle Mas.

The lEsanlng ef IN AugFy Outbreak On the
Fart of 90 AE,aSis Mas.
"shaaksi ThAts what call them" said
Coroner Levy yesterday after quitting the
company OF two Wsll-dresasd men who had
rushed M 10 him In Park Row as he was about
to cross the street With reporter Of THE SUE.
The reporter observed that the two men who
had tackled the Coroner seemed to bo quite
angry. They were, hoWeyen evidently trying
to conceal their anger under the mask OF DO
likeness. In response TO their persistent de-
manps TO learn the Whereabouts OF some one
the Coroner replied automatically, II don't
know anything about the real estate business,
and Wish you would ask about the man else
where"
After joining the reporter the Coroner con-
tinued: II will tell you n story, and It 10 q
story that repeats itself every day in New
York city. was walked up night or two ago
BY stranger who said he was in trouble. He
was neatly dressed and was evidently re-
speotable and intelligent man. He said his
All his life farmer In the southern part Of
Russia. smitten with the enllgratiun fever. al
9ouFh fairly prosr;s5ous ana also on account
family took chip for America landing here
money si.S50. In The Bowery savings Bank,
II came to the ears OF certain alleged dealers
IN neaI estete thnt tne inrmer . hau money IN t9e
could speak no English. but tho shnrpers
tackled him In his own language. which at the
outset was calculated to mako him lend them
he confidence. They offered him farm on
Long Island dirt cheap. and they persuaded
him to 20 with them TO see the property
Poor Kasaon didn't know anything about
farming in America, but he drank in as Gosnel
truth the sharpers' assertions that II would
mako him O rich man. and that he could get
his mo, ey oul Of It any time he wanted to sell.
From what know Of the locality the land isn't
worth $40 an acre Three trips were made at
Transaction was closed some one told
him to ask my advice. learned from
Kasson that he had his money in the
tate sharks made victims OF newly ART, ed
smigrants,, He couldn't understand It for a
to thank me. / have taken his hank book at
HIS request and left It with o safe deposit COM
pany. 1t happens that know the men who
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Troops Under Arms In Bue.ss Ayres

BUENos AYREs, Aug 29.-The troops are kent
under arms nightly as means OF precautIon.
There is a strong feeling against the Union
Civicas movement against Ministers Roca and
Levalle. The public in general has contldence
in the Ministers. The excitement In the prov
mittee OF the Senate approve, the proposal Of
Etnance Minister kopeZ 70 issue $50, ,O0O,U 100 In
ITeaSnry. .1 1otss na rSdeemhb6le In nye years and
currency with further emission OF Sl5, 900. 600
In ceduias by tho natior al bank. In the bours0
failures were announced. due to the fall In gold.
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Destructive Surf at A-bury Park.

AsBURY PACK, Aug. 29-Hoavy damage was
done here tonight TO the board walk and BATH
ing houses of James \. Bradley. tho founder Of
this town, by tho surf. The huge waves tore
out nearly two blocks Of tho board walk. They
also ripped away considerable hunk hoadinR
md completely wrecked several bathhouses
Tho force Of the surf was terrific. Large tim
bers were broken OF like pine stems. Mr.
BradleyS loss is SG.u0u. Twenty thousand
people gathered 20 watch the work OF destruo,
ton to- night
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Found Dend in the Wafer.

ANDovER. Y. Y. Aug 29.-Samuel G. Kemp. a
well-known farmer OF this place. was found
dead this morning in a small stream about
half q milo from his home. He went yesterday
to visit son-in law. who lives a few miles out
OF town. and started homo about five O'Clock
In the evening. He did not reach home. and at
ten O'Clock the iRmily became alarmed and be-
gan q searh for i'm. The country In the
Vicinity was searched Gll night and until eleven
o'clock this ma9rniSf 6soTS Ds sny Z. trSc' 81 him
his face In water ab,ut n foot deep. He had
been troubled with heart disease.
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BRIpGEToS, y. j.. Aug. 29-Henry Pierce,
the young cololsd boy who is ac used of hsy-
ing cauned the death Of Henry Dunirld, a
white boy surrendered himself to tho Sherifr
the county jail to await trial on a charge of
murder. Pierce slruck, Young Duiileld on Tho
head with ,the hut OF n whip; inaicting a
that he was first struck and cut IN the head
with "a stone, thrown by Duflleld or one OF his
companions. It / claimed that Dufiield did
not throw the stone.
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Killed In q Duel.

BERLIN. Aug. ga fatal duel was fought
to-day between Lisuts. Won Forstner and
Won Trenk in the forest OF Perleberg. The
weapo were pistols and the intention OF the
combaants was 10 fight until one Of them was
killed. In the first exchange OF shots. Lieut..
Won Trenk was wounded In the breast and
In the second q bullet passed through his
heart, killing him instantly. Lieut. Won
FerstnOr Is still doing duty as adjutant Of the
ThirtY-fft Infantry.
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The bsAutitul picture. VIII They Consent "a
copy OF the original painting by RWA which sold for
IRE. @ Ts susE.T. susH sw sTs St
picture ispISssntSs y9pnE LAZY Standing in 6SGufu!
ppsnsd door while the young man her lover is seen
IN AZ adjoining room asking the consent Of her parents
appreciated Ask your grocer for three small pAe
DletuFe.-AGR
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Magic Lan,srus In tho Irish Campaign.

DUBLIN. Aug. pa feature to be intro
duced by the Nationalist party during Its pro-
vincial campaign is q series OF maRic-lantern
views OF sceney occurring at the evictions in
various parts OF Ireland.
These views viii be shown In the streets and
a col ection made All ILe mon-y obtained In
this way will! 20 10 alleviate the wants oil the
families who have suffered from the results OF
the potato blight
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WnIlAn and the Car Have . TIE.

VIENNA, Aug 29.--1he Msue Freis hesse says
that Emperor william OF Germany and the
Gar had q Disagreement while they were at
Narva. In consequencS, OF which the Gel man
Emperor shortened his visit and hastily
quilted Peterhof day earlier than he had
expected to.
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Failure OF tho Potato Crop Ia ireland.

DUBLIN, Aug 29.-AlarhinR reports on the
potato crop continue to be received. In Wex-
ford. Kilkenny, Carlow, and the ssacoast dis
tricts the crop is an absolute failure. In other
diRtricts here will bo u partal crop. Wexford
farmers have stnpped supplying thoir men
with potatoes for fear OF causing Illness.
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THEY WANTED THE CAPITOL.
Oklahoma Republicans Make an Aniane
Man Speaker OF the House.

Man Speaker OF the House.
GUTHRIE. /. T.. Aug. 20-The Farmers ALI
ance and Democrats aided by three Republic
cans from Oklahoma City. succeeded to- day In
organizing both branches Of tho Legislature.
Mr. Gardenpire. an Alliance member from
Saltwater, was made President OF the Council.
and y Daniels. an Alliance member from
canadian county and former resident of Iowa.
gas, Fss Lsielected Sneaker Of the House; The
Gity. voted or Mccartney from Kingnsher for
President and Morton Of Guthrie for Speaker.
Oklahoma City men, who voted for the Alliance
men and gave hem tho majority, say they did
30 ,ecauso Of prom ses 10 favor Oklahoma City
rs the capital In exchange for votes for Speaker.
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A Pleasure Yacht Caps,.ed.

ATLANTIC Cry. Aug. ga yacht containing
nEe persons capsized this afternoon on tho bar
az the mouth OF the inlet near this place. All
me occupants were thrown into the water. but
tIey nn mhhaged to cling to the sides Of the yacht
asle1 steamer Lawyer A. X Place OF Tonds-
bbAie' "a who was one Oi the occupants oil tho
tnhoA{ was Tsnde I'd insensible by Injuries about
'ns heaa' but was saved By his Companions,
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4 mig K.llroaa AIor,rars.

A mortgage for ts,oOODooo from the Now York
susGuehanna and Western Railroad Company
to the Central Trust Conn Iany was filed yester-
Hudson county The money will be used by
the railroad company In making improvements s
and rodesmlnR second mortgage bonds hereto
fora mazda
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SPARKS FROM the 4ELEGRAPA

The President mas approved the act providing for
leave OF absence for oeers And employees IN the
toms service who receive per diem com pOnSAtion.
Two SsctiohB Of parted freight train on the DAnbury
and HoFSAh t1ilroad eollidsd near Bethel Conn yes
terdsy and sI loaded freight ears we're piled In
iuTSd -
The sun., 1890-08-30

LISBON. Aug. 29.-Portugal has issued 4 note
10 the powers protesting against the Incor-
poratlon o the Lunda and MuGtayAmOO terri
tories By the Congo state.
The sun., 1890-08-30

VIENNA. Aug 40 .-sovsral oSrthq quake shocks
were felt in the Danube valley yesterday from
Amstettin to Grein. The shocks lasted ton
minutes. The river rose in lorR tines slmilar
TO tho waves caused by a steamer.
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Won,t surreuder MAJ Juh,.

BALrHoEE Aug. 2S-oOV Jackson declines to Surrsn-
der hAx Juhn TO the New York authorities Juhn was
indicted in New York City accused OF grand larceny In
getting St tOO worth OF goods from II H. ClRaln Co.
Tor the nrn OF Juhn Adler OF thiS city. knowing tho
arm 70 be inAolVent
The sun., 1890-08-30

Suicide of q Young German After the MUIR
dor OF His Wife.


Suicide OF q Young German Aner the Muir
dor OF His wife.
BERLIN, Aug. 29.-Fr0m Grntz comes the
story OF murder and suicide which happened
in that place early to-day. A young man
named Sogmund Drumman. from Brunn. near
Vienna. brought his young and beautiful wife
to the A.karrisch Hotel. During the night
sounds OF dispute were heard issuing from the
couples chamber The husband was evidently
trying to persuade the wife to finish bottle Of
wne and she was refusing. The wine. being
analysed after the crime was found to be poi
sonod.
Ear rly.in the morning q shot was heard and
the night watchman. alarmed, hurst the door
open and found the woman dead. but no one
else In the room. He sent messenger for the
police and as the man crossed the street he
STUNT lied over the, body Of the murderer, who
had shot himself In the mouth; and then
jumped out OF the W nlow. leaving his revo YER
ON the ill. In the dead woman's hand was
clut he'd torn piece Of Eaper. on which was
scrawei tho words. We die together"
This would seem to intimate that the woman
died against her viii. and by violence at the
hands Of her husband. The pistol bullet had
pierced her heart She wa Q a fair complex
Ion. and dressed In very good ia to.
The husband. 1t turned out. was q spend
persuade the daughter Of q wealthy man to
clone with him. Her father cast her off In
consequO 90. and her husband. having lost
heavily at NJ onto Carlo and other places until
with him. On her refusal he shot her. and
then putting the pistol to his own mouth. fred
and leaped out Of the window.
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NIAGARA, Ont. Aug 2a,-In tho lawn tennis tourna-
ment to-day. two semtnnal matches In doubles war.
played The nrSt by Mckenzie and Palliser of
Toronto no defeated tue hHSr OF
Tho second was won by Turner and smith Of Bunalo
they defeating FOukeS and kyksrI.
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Moro characterization la tho British Army.

LONDON, Aug 29.-Anothor military revolt Of
somewhat lesser magnitude than that which
lately distinguished the Grenadier Guards.
but just as obstinate. is q cause OF trouble TO
the authorities at present. Twenty privates
OF the Seventh Hussars have been taken as ex-
ampIes and sentenced to coils and mack drills
The mutinous conduct occurred at Can er-
bury. when the troop TO " hlch these men be-
long was ordered to prepare for foreign ser
vice. This order was q ~igual for open insub-
ordination. the men indulglng freely In liquor.
aud then refusing to parade ior stable duty.
breaking away from the guard house they
continued their boisterous actions, smashed
windows, aud INDUCED In loud and BIAS
phomous language.
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The tshire MIehInnaa.

MozAMBIoUE, Aug. 29.-Ths British have as
sumod possesslon Of the Shire nlGhlanaa-