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FOREIGN NEWS.

Eifal, the wet-bu!lder. says If the ice OF
Mont Blanc Is more than fifty feet thIok, ar
observatory Cannot be built there.
The CHILEAN Congressional paFtg have Is
sued 9 statement declaring that The eiecilor
OF VicuEa as president Ia null and void.
Fourteen employees OF The water works al
Essen were drowned yesterday while cross-
ing the Ruhr, the boat In which they we're
crossing having capszad.
10 speech at the Lord Mayors bsrquet
In London last night, Lord sa'isbuTy declsr'
cd that Ba'four's administration was sue
cea, that the Irlsh land act would be g per-
manent cure, and tb at there was no danger
of war 10 Europe.
Colonel Leybourne. well-known Ia New
York In connection with the Catholic bank
log scheme, attempted suicide In Rome Mon.
day by disembcBelling himeelf with razor.
He now lice with little hope Of recovery.
Monetary losfes are said to have been the
cause.
A Geneva paper says that the ST. Peters
burg police recently arrested twenty-sigh
officers, twenty-six of whom ware N,hillsts,
connected with conspiracy 10 Kill The Car,
and force the Cz,reWiioh 10 establish con.
stltutional mon srchy. The N bists, 1t Is
said, were arrested s!ter offering desperate
resistance fer two hours with their rsyolyers
The police were assisted by the soldiers
Seven Nihilsts we're killed in the struggle,
and eeVen escaped.
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Letter from CuIpeper.

Correspondence of tho ALEXANDRIA GAzETTE.l
RAPIDAN STATION, July 29.-Tho nay,
wheat and oct harvest baa iast cIosed, and,
taken altogether. the farmers have every
reason TO tske courage aud work OF, hop
Ing. Oaly few yasre moro aud they will
be relieved i,cn Chat terrible scourge-the
taylff,
This village and contiguous farm bousee
age filed with city visitors and bosrdeEs,
which for the tine baing makes the place
gay and pleasant. Hops. soirees, baseball
and boating on the picturesque Rspldao
render the life Of the youag people very
hsppy just Dow.
VIVA. might have bsen very serious &C.
cidens to one of the fist msii trains was
evsrted here yesterday a!teInoon By thu
oooinsss aod pronptHess of brakeman Chas.
D smoos, who, at the risk Of life snd limb,
stuck to bis brake sod prevented he broken
car-trUck from leaving the track until The
speed of the train had bean checked.
The last geek or ten days haa been su.
perb corn weather and aimostinsures good
snd full crop. THISTLE.
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Married with q Pistol.

&c Summarized sod wife, Abingdon
Va, was ihe lost line written on tho registei
at Hotel Fairmount Tharedsy evsaiDg. Iuly
90, ani thereby hangs tsls.
Lsat fell G. Summa:Ee'd Came to Ahing
don and opened New Yosk bankrupt stota
His stock is perhaps tho largest and bast 81
ieoted In town, and he has commanded 6
good trade from tbe very fcst.
Shortly Sfter the store was opened Hiss Maggie
Dcss, daughter Of the gardener st Martha Wash
iugtou for the last ton or fifteen yoars WAC in
stalled rs cashier. Othor women wore employed
in the store.
Tho tongues of the gossifs began to wsg, and
this week intelligence came to thu esrs of Mr.
Doss that aummeriold and his daughter wore al.
together too intimate. lie made 81 investigation,
AID was Enthusiastically assured that his daughter
had been robbed OF precious jewel He took his
pistol and went aftor Summerfeid, who pretend
cd that the father YVES doing his daughter great
wrong, IS she was innocent Of thu charge. Doss
IL S sted and Sun field protested. But when it
cEmo to being shoe or marrying tho girl, fummer-
field submitted to the kindly Offices OF Rev. w
O. Carbon az 1880 o'clock, and Immediately took
tho train for Bristol, accompanied by his W 10.
At Fairmount they appeared as loving and ten
der SIS the A7ersgc bridal tourists, holding hands
and cooling, ct tBtra.
Saturday morning Summerfed returned to All.
dingdon, leaving his vito st tho hotei, Intending
70 return st midnight.
at Abingdon public sentiment is divided, some
thinking that the proceeding Was according to
Hoyie otbers that Il was summary and not ALTO
gother i1stifiab!e.-BristOi Courier
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NEWS OF TEE Day.

Ex-speaker Thee. B. Reed has returned
from Europe.
Twelve hundred census clerks will be dis
charged tomorrow.
1t Is reported that the big dve-masted
schooner Governor Ames is TO be converted
into berkentine.
Rober. B. Campbell has heen appointed
general superintendent OF the trans Ohio d.
vision of the Baltimore and Ohio road.
The agents representing the anthracite
coal trade met in New York yesterday sid
decided to make nc advance 10 prices.
While the clerk OF ths bank In Gag hat-
Dor, L. Is, VAS locking a5 circus. - yesLef.
day, sneak thief got a@Gy Elth s3,oCO.
Representatives OF the prohibition carly
Of Maryland met st Glyndon Park seatar'
osy aud nominated Edwin higgins. OF Bal
tioaore, for Governor, and e full tioket.
The President yesterday conlmuted she
sentence OF Capt. Geo. &. Armes, who pub
Holy pulled Gov. James a. Beavers aose 10
Wauhlngson at the tiwa OF President Harfi-
sons inauguration.
The number of pensions granted during
tbs week ended July is wac 5.917, On which
the frat payments averaged $l25 "A. IGe
aggregate OF the frat ps5 ments On these Ca
seq was $742,2l9
a decision hes bssn given diEsolving the
Brooklyn Sugsr Rtfning Company, emu
Judge Cullen strongly condemned the 6rus'
tees Of the company for selling thet proper
ty, worth $4,000, 600, &c the trust Tor 500 ,Voo.
The business men Of Jchnstowp, Ps., hsd
| nesting Tuesday night for the purpose OF
oonctS a,;r,, iho az 0isahjiiSy nf bringing suit
aeainst tbs South Fork Club for G@ma2aH
s0atained by the great flood CT May 81, 1859.
| Il ycs vote3 unanimously 10 Institute pro-
cssdipgs al once.
J S!oat Fassett, of Em;ra, has been sp-
nui0tef collector of the port Of Nav York
| in the place OF d 3. Erhsrit, who resigned
on tue ground that the collector has been
! reduced 80 a poEtson wiasa his autloTlSy
rs no mere !nmeEalrate widh lila tsspon-
sihiity. Mr. P!att ia ss'd TO be Eosponsioie
| FOR tbs oherge.
Samuel sleisenger. of Setaukst. n. Y,
wns shot BY Captain Thomas ". BoWlend,
| While crossing The Ia:tel's orchar6 yester-
Cay. Rowland YVES watching from tree,
and fired, ssrixing the Insn Ia che DacE OF
tie neck. Doctors who were called In to
attend Sleisengey cay that he ls not danger
oualy wounded.
q meteorlo stone found near Gettfsburg'
Pa, yesterday, was shipped to the Smith
sonian Institute at Washington to-day.
The stone is one of the largest, weighing
eight hundred and seventy poun6s, END Is
shaped eimlinr TO en- oyster shell. II fell Oh
:he farm Of jacob Snyder, Ave miles from
here, during meteorlc shower. The
aaalysis shows that 1t Ia OF nearly pure iror.
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VIRGINIA EYNa

A cablegram from Rome announces the
death OF Mrs Randolph Rogers. wife OF the
sculptor.
Robert Parke, OF the Fourth district, hss
been appointed cadat at the Annapolis
Naval Academy.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Glove, wife of Col H. W.
Glove. at one time superintendent OF the
United States arm0ry at Hsrper's Ferry,
died in Winchester Jaly %, aged seventy.
three years.
Capt. A. II. Pettigrew, formerly chief Of
police and mayor Of Lynchburg. died in
Bedford county Tuesday night. he served
with distinction during the civil var ee cap
taia Of General Less body guard.
The report telsgraphed from Lexington
that Capt. ]. II. q. Jones, Of Rock brldge
county, who had his foot cut of lsst week
oy train on the Baltimore ard Oh!o read,
bad died from his Injuries wss Incorrect IA
Is doing well.
A suit 10 equity was instituted 10 L1ray
yesterday by E 3. Humphres and others
against the Valley Land and Improvement
Company OF Luray to subject the property Of
the company to the pay ment ofthe Indebted.
ness against it.
The democrats of Loudoun county will
hold meetings on Saturday ne1.. Aug lstto
choose delegates to attend O county conven-
don to be held In Leesburg on Monday Aug.
10 b, for the purpose of nominating csndi-
date for the House OF Delegates.
Owing to The dsath of Mrs. Ana e "a
Campbell, to whom some Of the leading
counsel were closely related, the trial of Df.
Baker at Abingdon, for tba murder of bis wife
was postponed yesterday until to Gay, after
the burial Of Mrs. Csmpbell's remains
Jas. Haley. Thos Fox, Geo. Clarke, Hen
~ Weaver, John Kelley and James Dorsen,
we're arrested n Richmond last night,
charged with robbipg safe Tuesday night
10 Farmvile. The three last named men
have more the appearance of trsmps than
cracksmsD. The police think they have
made great catch, as sefes have been
robbed OF small emnun 8 ia various paris
OF the State within tbs past six months.
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Prosecuted Jews

Boston, Masa-, Jaly 3O.-The Russian
Jews who arrived yesterday, have pitlfo
stories to relate of the cruelties perpetrated
upon them by the Russians. Oae lad who
refused to give his name for fear OF being ap'
pretended and returned said he came from
Slabotky. The Jews of his town, he says
were ordered to yscate their houses and be.
take themselves away inside OF three days
The maddened Jews Get fire to oil their
property rather than to have 1t fall into the
hands of their enemies.
The Russians, eDraged at THE, set upon
ths refugees and meltreated them by every
means In their power. One man was Gus.
pendsd by his wrists from y telegraph pest,
where he hung for two hours. Al the fam.
lilies who had burned their houses were ar.
rested ard convicted and sentenced 10 81.
berIa. TIE young man End his father and
brother we're among the victims, but as
they we're beiog marched through the
reefs, the narrator MAJ aged to escape.
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AN UNFATHFUL PR!NcE.-The rumored In
tention OF the Crown Prince of Roumsnia to marry
into tho British royal family has aroused such
csustic AMI untriendiy comment that it is posi-.
bic tho scheme will fell through, although it il
said that Queen Yicto1ia has not regarded the
proposition nnpleassntly. The throne of Rou-
manis, in wealth and resources, the leading Bal
kan State, would be comior table addition to the
TOY al seats occupied by descendants of the Queen
but the sir is yet too rife with hsrsh criticism Of
the desertion by the Primo, of Madamoisslle Yscs-
resco for the arrangements to be popular at this
time. It is said thst hint of the situF ton has
boon given to King Charles of Roumanis, and
that the Crown Prince will not be led to the sac
rifcs until g more convenient season.
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Virginia LAWYERS

1t lest nights seesiop OF the Bar Asaoc!a
tlon ct the White Sulphur Springs, Mr. +
T. Barton, OF Winchester, read paper en
titled, 1.-THE romance ofthe law" which was
production of q high literary order arc
considerable legal valre, ard wss listened tt
with close attention.
The evening session OF the second day al
jourped, sfter listening 80 Rn eloquent ad
dress by Hon. ". c. P. Brscknridge, o
Kentucky. The sui ieot of his discourse
was "The lawyer In his relations to society
and the State"
The following officers for the ensuing yea.
were elected PfesideDe, Randolph Tuck
er, of Lexington; vice presidents, Thomas
D. Rsnson, a. e. Gray. J. T. Croker, J. P
FNzje1old, and Il. a Routh secretary ard
treasurer, JAMES O. Lamb, OF Riohmond
members OF the executive comuit;ee, T. Il
Mcclure snd R B. DaVis
Mai. john w. Reilly, who was TO have
resd psper ct right, wes uns7oidably dc.
tanned. Uc1er the head OF the rapport OF De
committee on IibEsry enc legal literature
Mr. Thouas IL Page. member OF the con
mittee, read paper on Tine old Virginia
lawyer"
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ATTACKED BY A CoPPERHEAD.-Mlss
Anna Benninghsm. residing In Franklin
township, Pa, he'd terrible experience
With large copperhead snake while gather
Ing bIackbsrries yesterday. Before she was
aware of the reptiles presence, 1t had en-
oircled her wrist with its tail, and with q
a portion OF i.s body near the head en-
deayored to handouff her other wrist. With
it's head 1t tried to strike her face, but fortu-
nateiy for Ter, 1t had not measured the dis
tanoe correctly. Instead of faintiug on the
spot, the young lady proved herself a
heroine. In the presence of death she threw
up her arms 60 suddenly and With such force
that the kissing snake dropped to the
ground. Still retaining her presence Of
mind, the eirl quickly brought down her
foot on the reptiles head ard beld Ii there
while che soeeansd In tbs highest soprano
Tor hsip Size Fss heard by ta7o men york
ing 10 R9id, who rushed TO Ter assistance
ard KILLED, the snake. Alter her terrible e1-
pevlenca wss past tie girls nerve gave way
and she haG TO bs assisted to her home.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

John @. Avery, broker in Investment &C.
curities In New York, assigned to-day.
Jessie Fothergil. the novelist, died in
London to-day. Miss Fotherglll was the
author of 1.-THE First Violin" and other
works.
The first bale of new crop (1S91) hops,
grown In California, has been received at
New York. The quality is very fine. The
hops wege sold at rs centa PEI ponnd
The Labor assembly OF Chicago has DO
oidsd to issue warning to The workmon OF
the world not to ooms to Chicago In expec-
tetioa otestting wcrk In connection With
the SoTld'a lsir.
& special from Sioux City, Iowa, says
that arrangements have been completed for
the consolidation of the Union and Central
stook ysr6s of that city. The former yards
have capital stock 80, 5000
The elec!ion ofRcars in Hudson county,N
J., who were ooav.etsd Of fraud at the cleo
Slon held In November, 1889. were to-dsy
sentenced to Imprisonment for terms rang
ing from nine to eighteen months.
The spriDgle saw mill and aash factory,
at Viaksburg, Miles,, and large quantity OF
lumber baye been burned, Less $4,000
insurance $4,000. About 800 feet OF the
Missisalrpi Valley Railroads trsatle was also
burned.
The members Of toe New York repubii-
cen S. ste committee met ct the Fifth ave-
nae Ho.el In Nav York to-day. John
Q1aokentush waa chosen temporary chair
roaa Int does not succeed Gen. Knapp.
Rochester vas chosen es the piaos for the
State Convention to be held or Sept. 9,b.
Captain Ingrshsm. who lod the minors in their
advance upon the militia ut BricevilIe, Tenn
daring TIE recent trouble over the convicta there
says tho people have baen quiet but it is hard to
/ say how lorg they will remain SO.
A dispatch from Dallas, Texas, ssys: Suporin-
tendent M. G. Knight of the Oak Clff elevated
road, shot and it is believed fatally wounded Mart
Black, a discharged engineer, last night. knight
surrendered.
After strike of nearly four months for an
eight hour day the Chicago,O ship carpenters have
! begun 10 return to the ship yards and the long
and desperate labor contest is beloved to be over
For the past two weeks gragahoppers have been
appearing In the border counties of Ohio and In
disna and grave fesrs are entertained that
the insects will now turn their attention to corr.
tx Senator Warner Bifer sailed from New
York for Hamburg to-dsy. 10 refu -od to be in
terviewed en- the subject of Mr.. Fsssett's appoint
F; ruert az collector at New York.
On Tuefdsy an inmate Of the asylum at Logens'
! port Ind, named Kasch, beat DR.. Reed, also an
| inmate oVor the head with club rflicting fatal
injuries.
Tho "a Sale, H., miners after being idle since
May 1, have resolved TO 60 to work substantially
on The terms offered them three months ago.
The fire in tho Lehigh Compsnys colliery at
Lost Creek, Pa, is still burning but it is expect
ed to DO undor control by tonight.
Fire in Crookston, MIMI, last night and to day
destroyed half of the main business block, causing
loss Of $500
Andrew Jackson, q negro murderer who was to
have been hanged at Memphis, Tenp., to-day, has
boon reprieve1.
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ANAeNIFIoRNT CRowN.-The new crow

BAaNIFIoENTC RowN.-The new crown
OF the German empire is beautiful work OF
art end Of great magn6oencs. 1t hez been
designed ard the gems in IL selected by the
present Emperor himself, In conjunction With
the painter, En!l Doeblsr. The gems came
f.cm tho famous collection In the possession
OF the House OF Hohepz ,llern, which Ia chief
ly distinguished for ,ts magnificent pearls
and diamonds, some Of tbs fnsat specimens
Of watch have besn mounted In the imperial
crown. The whole breed frontal OF the
crown Is borderad With large diamonds,
nonnted on beautiful gold leaf work. from
which flsa eight diamond hoops. each Ssh
with ioar diamonds In the shape Of q rosette,
With O goW OF FIVE large pesrie, the whols
being oro6ned by o croas studded With bril-
lsut diamonds There ere also numerous
otbsY gems Oh the crown.
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Foreign News.

BOMBAY, July 80 Fifteen inches OF rain
has fallen within the past twen'y-tour hours.
The towns of Mahooda and Bhownugger,
Ia the Province Gaisrat, are flooded vito
water which rises breast high In the strests.
Three hundred people and countless num-
Der OF livestock have been drowned.
LONDON. July 3O-The British steamer
Halamahire, from London for Bermuda,
was In collision below Gravesend last night
with the steamer CssssI, bound for Dunkirk.
The port bow Of the Halsmshire was cut
down to the waters edge. The Cassel pro.
oaeded and the damage sustained Is not
known.
LISBON, July Bottle Congressional party Of
Chilli through its representa- yes in this country,
has appealed to the Portuguese Government not to
allow Portuguese subjects to embark on board the
new Bslmscedsn war vessel Presidente Errazuriz,
which has recently bsen turned over to Bslma.
ceda's government. The Portuguese Government
has Tot yet replied to this communication. 1t is
openly stated here that the British Charge DAT
fairs hiss declared that If he il not allowed to see
tho Englishmen who are supposed to be on board
of the CHILEAN war vessel he will have them forci
big released by British war ship, when the
Presid ,nte Errszuriz reaches the open rea and is
no longer enjoying the protection which Portu.
guese wators afford her. It is asserted that the
Presidente Errazurz will sail to-day. Her com.
mander yesterday promised to leave Lisbon i'm
modiately il lis purser, who was arrested for en-.
listing men for tho Balm icedsn SERVICE was re.
leased This request was refused.