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Congressman Oates. Report on the Home.
stead Troubles.

WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-Representatve Oates.
Chairman of the Subcommittee on Judiciary
which visited Homestead. Pa. to investigate
the recent troubles between tho strikers and
the Carnegie Company has completed re-
port on the evidence taken. II approved by
his colleagues the report will be laid before
the full committee for adoption. No report
has been made on the testimony Of the Pinker-
tons. as it has not yet been decided whether
the invest CATION. SO far as it rel ates to that
body. will he continued. Col. Oates'- report in
cnrporates five subjects. which are thoroughly
discussed as follows:
!. Whether the reductions Of the scale Of
WAGES OF tho Carnegie employees were justi-
fable.
>. Whether tho treatment OF the employees
was kind and Just.
3. Whether the men were justified In their
conduct in the mill
4. Whether the Carnegie Company was justi-
fled in employing Pinkerton men.
- 5. What the jurisdiction OF Congress Is In
the matter.
Representative Oates says he is very we'll
satisfied with the report. as it Is u fair and i'm
partial one and covers the subject very thor
oughly.
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MIR. GL ADSTONE STILL AILING.
His PhysIcian's Report Not Very Rca.sur-
ing to His Followers.

LONDON. Aug. l-Sir Andrew Clarke. Mr..
Gladstone's physician. visited Mr.. Gladstone
ut noon to-day. He reported That tho patient
was doing pretty well. but still needs care.
This announcement is not exactly rcassuring
to the Liberals. who had been led to suppose
from yesterdays announcements that Mr..
Gladstone would be abroad to-day. 1t is known
that he passed a good night. and his friends
are sanEuine that he will he ont to morrow.
Severn! OF tho Liberal leaders called on Mr..
Gladstone to-day. and conferred. it is reported.
in reference to tho selection Of IL Cabinet.
Leading British Liberals are stirred up over
William q Bricn's threat. in "A speech ut Nal
low YESTERDAY that the Irish Natlonalists
could and would turn Liberal traitors out Of
Office within twenty-four hours Ono prom
inent Liberal said to-day that he would rather
be under Tory government than u Liberal
government dictated to by the Irish. This
feeling is growi ng so general and so powerful
that apprehension is expressed OF n new Lib
eral-l nionlst revolt that would put the Sails
bury-Chamberlain combination in power
again.
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STAGE HANDS FIX PRICES.
They Arrange n Schedule OF Wages for All
Parts of the Country.

A convention OF the representatives OF the
theatrical unions in the different cities OF the
United States WAS held yesterday in Clarendon
Hail. One Of the objects was to consider the
question of forming Il national theatrical
union. John Gallagher of Pittsburgh was
Chairman Of the Convention. and Henry Cole-
man Of this city was Secretary. Among the
delegates prcscn. from the Western cities
were Edward Kelly OF Cincinnati. Charles J.
Finnegan of ST. Louis, J. l.. Campbell Of Chi
cago. and ]. X. Bchrend Of Washington. After
a long discussion it was decided that ma
tional union was impracticable ut present. 1t
was agreed that an affillaton should be made
between all ocal unions governing oil travel
ling companies.
4 sub-committee was appointed to draw up
rules and bylaws to be submitted to ali
unions for approval The following schedule
OF. wage 81 Was .arraDned. for carr GnterA: gas
nep. ,pE2IsIty pen, md stage hands ,alatLin :
mSehinists. S35, and assistants. $50: machin-
including assistant. S35: property men whom
travelling. S22: assistant. $50: electricians or
gas men. S2l stage carpenters. $3.50 per
day: stage hands and fly men. ST 80 each pcr-
form9nce. SO cents rer hour for rchearsals and
double time for Sunday and extra work.
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Hfp'rS 10 questions asked ererv dav bv M
guests ana c't'aPns Of the American ,aef,opoii.
suggestions to si9htssers and practical ,nforma-
honJor practical people. The lS,sn on putAsL 1.
tn"tJ1r use al The Columbus Celebration merit Oc,
to'er. compile, unique. aud p,a Gtrol Guide book
10 N"s ctiu II 'rW tell risitors wha, he sioht,
are, h0'' 10 reach them. rhere 10 lodge and board
uhIie here and me cost. ,chere TO do wholesale or
retdt shopping ho'o To antuSe Themselves. aud oct
rest 'rhe" rearv Of sightseeing. NUN be attrac.
hrev printed pleasant TO read and tie subject
mailer w'H be drlded and arranged in a cay 10
insure the best results. The retail price uiR be Is
cents per copH The SUMS Guide ,oW also Offer
uneQuGHed aud crceptionai opportunities 10 ADDER.
tisr's. Those rrho IRISH further Information ON
his 5 beet should address The Guide Book DO.
paraleH. ofMe Ner York SuL
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ORE FOR HOMESTEAD.
Twcnty.six Lnborers stnrt from Jersey
City 10 Work In the Carnegie Mills.

Advertisements appeared in tho New York
and Jersey City newspapers yesterday morn
ing asking for laborers to go out Of town. and
also for m en- to work at opon-hearth steel fur
naccs and Bessemer convcrters. The men
were to apply at "a Montgomery street. Jersey
City. ready to go.
The Office is an employment agency for fill
ing the places OF tho Homestead strikers A
steady stream OF men were going in and out Of
the Office yesterday. Most OF the men were
poorly clad and unshavcu. but occasionally
there was n well-drcssed man among them.
Aftcr learning that Homestead was the place
they were wanted for. very few OF tho appli-
cnnts accepted positions.
James Donovan, who has charge OF the
Office and is n New York agent for the Car
ncgie works, told tho men that their railroad
fare to Homestead. 5000. would be paid and
afterward deducted from their wages They
were to live and eat inside tho works and
would have protection from the strikers:
Twenty six lntorcrs were booked during
the day. and at u o'clock they were taken to
the Pennsylvania station. where supper was
provided. after which they got aboard a special
car attached to the Pittsburgh express. which
left at B:35 O'clock.
Mr. Donovan said last night that all the
lAborers wanted had been secured. but that
the office would be kept open for several days
yet to secure skilled mechanics.
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Staten Island &. c. Tenn,. Tourney.

The annual spring tennis tournament Of the Staten
Island Cricket Club is drawing to close The MEM
bers are playing of the matches at odd times. r. N
stoehr has good clam the singles. AMI II looks
like Carrere and Carrcre in the doubles The complete
results to date a follows;
snglesa lIei,m!Ea.ry ,ronnd T; + lrnks heat 8; Il.
On sto-hr beat +. Aniri.%n <, q d.; n. $ Cal
Gay hy default; T. II Lmin4top h.Ai + :, Walker.
%. d, \, W epel",s pot i. T. Ayrenlt, 20. 6-4
Boyd boat A Thomas -. g. r.: D. ogilby beat F. W.
Cors., 80 3--G 70. aud &. W. Piersoh beat L. N
First round + H. r"rSs beat C. f. Lord bye Chy de-
FAINT: !. a Eum. hrnt = Sc,r.'er 'by asfaulD: 9.
Iuding'o On hea, J. A. Tying -. -; A. W, Speyers
Boyd no given, {, ". Person beat T. u. Ugiiby
G-3.G-l: u. :. Calender beat Biyre White. score
gwen.
-. I. u lud,ncion heat A. " ap"ycr., a.. "a: O.
W. rrrsou h"ni & T.. Giliat, "a. ~. 81
EOuhrs rr''imin.'y round. Carrrrs ana t!arrere
beat u. ". Pos: ana Rlrh. so. til: T.. T.. JenEs and
Thomas TIA Boyd and Eyre o.. Ga: Secretary
Walker aud Wake beat Calender and McGaw N--S
IT li-l@
iirsI round; Carrcrc and Carrere heat GIiIlot and
WaIErr aul Walker t.. 81. Ga.
Tie nuHI, VIII probably be Gnish.d by Saturday
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SAYS He KILLED LORD LEI7RIM.
The Singular Confession of n Prisoner In u
Glasgow .JnIl.

LONDON. Aug. IA prisoner in tho jail at
Glasgow declares that no took part in the
murder of William Sydney. third Earl of
Icitrm. who was murdered April .. 1873, by
being shot by unknown assassins on account,
1t is alleged OF his practice Of scducing tho
daughters OF tenants on the Leitrm estate.
The prisoner also confesses that he was on
gagged in the assassination OF William Browne
de Montmorency Niscount Mountmorrcs. who
was murdered near Cionbur. county Galway.
Ireland. Sept. %. 1890.
The E9rl of Lctrim. his clerk. and driver
were shot dead near his lodge. Manor
!nngh han, in Donegal. Tho .murdercrs fired
from behind hedge. and did their work SO
enectually that no witness survived TO tell tho
story, The statement made by the prisoner is
that he was engaged to assist in both crimes
ny the murderer of Carey. the informor. and
that both murders had been decreed by the
central authority OF tho Irish Revolutionary
party.
;, Tho authorities are not inclined TO believe
the story although they ar" making inquiries
to ascerta IN whether tharo is any evidence to
corroborate the statement.
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TRACING THE ANARCHISTS.
Eaucr's Landlord Arrested and Released
Arcr answcrins Certnin Questions.

| piTreDuRGlI. Aug. / Tho Allegheny police
| tonight arrested Marcus Mbrccht. tho shoe
maker in whose house Bauer ivcd lie was
| taken before Chief OF Police Murphy. who
| questioned him to get statistics OF Anarchists
| in Allegheny. Nbrccht said there were about
300 Anarchists in the city and told Of their
meeting rnccs. Ho was then questioned con-
corning the history OF Baucr, OF which little Is
| known.
llc said that Dauor came from Hcsse. but
exactly whore he did not know. He had been
in America eight or ten years. Albrecht mot
him first in the saloon of Weiss. at Pike and
Chestnut streets. Allegheny. Bauer had lived
with Albrccht since April. 1891. The shoe
maker had mover heard Bauer speak OF Bcrk-
man. In fact. ho said he never heard the
name OF Rerkman until the day Mr.. Frick was
shot.
THIN he saw tho name in n newspaper. In
the afternoon n man who lives at ~ Spring
Garden avenue drove ur in q wagon and said ;
rsH has been shos hau1r heard ir b ant
10y. aud after, reading it said to Albrecht:
l." irick Is still living"
did you ever hear Bauer say that Prick
ought 70 ue killed. was the question put to
No. never did"
piI You rysr 1s@r him say that capitalists
Ths stirred i mp the old shoemaker. and he
hroE" forth into a fervent derunciation OF
capitalists and their ways. dilating on tho
r gl.t- Of the workingmcn and tho tyranny to
which they were subjected. The Chief then
told him to go home.
There has been considerable talk OF the
friends Of Bauer and knoid holding some sort
OF n concert or exhibition to raise money to
defray tho trial cxpenscs OF the prisoners
Chicf Murphy. chief Of the Department Of
lutiic SAFETY Of Allegheny. has ordered that
no such meeting shall be held. The chiefs
order has created somewhat Of a sensation
among the foreign clement in Allegheny.
committee OF liNuer's friends called yester-
dav on Lawyer friedmnn and consulted with
Friedman advised them that the chief had no
nuthn rity TO interfere with their concert or ex-
hihltion 81 long as they made do dcmonstra-
ton or In no way threatened the peace. 1t is
Il question now whether the order Of Chief
Murphy prohibiting such meetings or the at
turnry's advice will be followed. Both Bauer
aud knoll are without money. mud their
mast tie raised for them.
Mo!licH. tho Long Branch Anarchist. will
have II herring Tomorrow afternoon. No new
evidence has been discovered against him,
and it is very possible that he will be released.
In Speaking of his case today Inspector Me-
kclv"y said: "nf course it has been cstab-
lishcd that Rerkman and Molick were ac-
he shown that Moiick was one 81 the con-
snirators he will be released at once"
lawyer Friedman. counsel for bauer and
Knold. said to day that he would go to court
Tomorrow and endeavor to have bail fixed on
the charges of completely in the attempted
murder. He Anticipated. he said. that the
yerT hSayy and thihE That It wili6a fnpossiblo
to get hail.
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New Workmcn WHO Desert the Mn.
Spread n Hnmor-Denied at Once

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 1.-Thero's two cases OF
smallpox in tho MILL said u man lust re-
turned from Homestead this afternoon. He
gave his name as Joseph Driver. Mitchell
street. Manayunk. Philadelphia. He had three
companions who wcrc emphatic in corrobo-
rating his report The men came here on Sat
urduy night to work in the Homestead mill
and they deserted to-day. I'VE would bnye
STAYED III tho nil! but for tho risk Of getting
sInal.poN." said Driver
superintendent Potter denies the report. He
say thr rnmlany has 4 competent physician
m va" mn. ana hat there Is no sickness Of
any HinH, think this report started on Fri.
day" said Mr. Potter. II was sitting b"hind
W. W., Hn' IN men ~ the train that day when one
sniu 20 S.G KNOW, iour men have died Of
truth In IT," '"e'e IS no
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Wheeling COSBY.

Thr Manhattan Bicycle Club will hold century run
sep. ~.
I.F, % W" would consider that under the circurn.
stances he bet wuaii he on.
The Manhattan Bryco cab wi! hold their annual
fan road races on Labor Day
The hudson County Wh.-lmcn viii hold Their rogu-
lar monthly on Friday evening.
meeting Of the board of trustees Of IN, Bro klyu
Bicycle CAB VIII he held Tomorrow night
tn" l.. \ ". racing officials in favor OF nAling
thar nalDnnl Championship events 0pri.
The 4. A. will pat two.nir snie'y race on their
Championship list instead ~ tNo'mIr ordinary.
Tie Orange Whe-lmrn have received an Oh for their
club hIu'c which they lAcly e. accent aud build
new home on Va, street.
The Passaic County Whee'm"n Of Patcr. on have
elected the following Offices President irIrs Eng.
lett, NcePrcs!rnt. !. Pc RE; Treasurer H. Russell:
Secretary H. Balnbrldg-; captain II. A. iIrrrirn.
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BisMARtR,s ENEMIES.
The Princes Physic,an NJ u,,
Is the Most Arer...,ss ss rs.,, an

u
III. n a., aug In an interview had last
his". Win Dr. Schwenninger. Prince Bis
marck's physician, whose n,,nronnas In r,.
spect to the ideas md rooi,nra -, ,,o os
Shahce'or are undoubtedly ins,ired. tho
DOCTOR stated that Prince bismarck ot,ributcs
MS nowhiall to tho intrirues OF Herr Won
noet.icner' Imperial Homo Secretary. and TO
W.. nVs.',e innuch"e Of Prof Hinzpeter tutor
" .'o huise' iamly But since his dismissal
new ana important foe for the Prince has
sriseb III inc person of Dr. Miaucl. prussinn
minister OF Finance, The Prince hos already
proved. says Dr. Schwcnringe-, that whom no
was Chancelior Miguel. then leader of
.no n"tonai Liberals employed Intzis,
VIZ eS,t'a'y OF tho uurty. to work
"s"'nst pls"arcR, and undermine his in f!u-
MI, ~" '.'' h"i'ci 10 facilitate this effort.
Nila"el caused tho party TO increase pn,Zir's
salary. The scheme was succossfnI D., n o"rD
tain extent The Kaiser thereafter consulted
Siiauei. who, since his advent 70 office. Inns
ni,S,; p'sinhrek ,bittcrcst enemy, though hv
"'NM iSse kG Is so IN Tue L1ing;kGround
,I, Snbrivi wou d be unable TO fnce Ms
, mhhircks criticism. At the same time. Miuuc
ctGcnspiring against him and supports him IN
the fight only because he tnows # viii ' ne "a a
TO In e CONFLICT MGqel in ne firmly expects
!" pc the successor OF Capr.vi
Prof. ,Schwenningcr continued. "Dr Guse.
, ,. me hniserS intimate. directs nm enor-
n."us lnuuehce against reconciliation We
must hot forget. either the mVle.iike activity
nor ' KS en- counsellor ct the Foreign ONCE
hurg my 9 h.' isniaTck influence OF ltothcn-
Sanus. tho k4iscr's secretary. 10th the latter
Weio once Bismarck's sworn adherents but
'hry 'uIhei traitors to save their positions.r
". Schwehn niger dcnicd that tho recent
harauos and demonstrations in Bismnrck's
courage lie mnrtaiucu that tho outburst Of
hnhular feeling in the Prince favor was spon-
.ahnous, ana was entirely due to rcsentm ont
VIENNA by order. of the Kaiser. Finally. he de-
ciared mat tho Kaiser might TO kept in ignor-
would nc, sure To hear eventually vi tho mt,i.
tndo OF tho South Germans. and would havo
dislike to do SO, " S
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EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
PRINCE LOUIS BONAPhRTE ESCAPES
THE CHARGE OF BIGhMK
The English Courts Declare His Marriage
with Nine. Rosniio Votd-A history OF
the Matrimonial ynsarIes OF tho Prince.


with Nine. Rosaiie votd-A history Of
the Matrimonial vnsnries OF the Prince.
LONDON. Aug. 1.-Prnce Clovis Bonaparte
has won his suit for tho annulment OF his mar
riago to the woman known as Mme Rosalie
Bonnparte. judgment was given to-day to the
elect that tho marriage with Nine. Rosalie
was null and void on the ground that at the
time OF the marriage Nine. Rosalie had law
full husband. Mr. Megone.
This decision makes void. on tho ground OF
want OF jurisdiction. tho decree OF n Scotch
court. which gave Mr.. Megone divorce from
Rosalie on tho grouud OF her improper init
macy with Prince Bonaparte. 1t also makes
legal the marriage Of Prince Bonaparte to tho
wife with whom he is now living. formerly
Laura Elizabeth Scott, and saves Bonaparte
from prosecution on the charge oi plEamS.
The evidence on which yesterdays iudg
first married on Dec -. 1854. under Tho nalno
q HoSalie Barlow, to her first husband. Mr.
NHHrio!k Bernard Meg9ne at St NSnSio Sr
1855. petition for a dissolution q the mar,
rage was filed by the husband on the ground
eo;resrondent: This petition was dismissed
n March; 1886 on the ground OF COLLISION. In
Mentto hSs"9 noM With nee
mehards pntl the end Of isS7 /. the SUN ,a
divorce In the Scotch courts on the ground OF
his wife's adultery. and on March ~, 1883,
decree was granted. and it was nude final ON
March 81 OF the same year.
Rosalie Barlow then left Scotland and was
married by, license on May 30. 1858. at st.
the Prince. On oct. l.. 1871. Clovis adopted
the surnnme Of Bonaparte and on Oct. IA
prince Louis Clovis l}onalarte was married to
Elizabeth Scott Mt st. Matthew = Church. Red
hill. this marriage constituting tho grounds
ior tho petition now before the court.
Prince Louis Bonapartc Is now - years old.
He was born in London in 1850. and was
known in the early part OF his career us Louis
Covering Clovis Richard. and subsequently
by the name of Louis Covering Clovis. He is
described as an cnginccr OF Palace Chambers.
Westminster. Tho late Prince Louis l.ucen
Bonapartc. previous to his death. acknow-
edged Clovis to DO his, son. Prince !.ucicn
Bonararte. who died at Fano. on the Adratic.
London. was an ex-senator of France and u
son OF Prince Lucien. brother Of Napoleon !.
He was the last surviving nephew OF Ma
poleon !.
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Warrants ISSUED for the Officers WHO
= rurE Him Up by the Thumbs.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. l.-Ex-private Iuns to-
day began legal action against the military
differs who hanged him by tho thumbs
shaved his head. and drummed him out OF
tho camp. He made informations before Jus.
tIce Reilly against Col. Hawkins. Lieut.. Col
Strcator. Assistant Surgeon William Simpson
Grim. and others unknown. Warrants were
Mt once issued to constabies. One went to
Washington. whore he expects to arrest Col
StrcatOr in the morning. Another went to
Beaver to arrest DIR. Grim. Col Hawkins is
still on duty at Camp Black. and hence is cX-
cInpt from service.
IT is expected that the defendants will waive
q hearing for the September term Of court
There arc, two informations. ono against
Hawkins, Strcator. and Grim. charging them
% tn" other charges HAWKINS and Strcator
with AS-4ult and battery on July ~. at which
time his hair WIS cut.
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Creditors ClamorIng for Division Of Saver
make Forest.

LONDON. Aug. L. Lord Henry Augustus
Bruce. who is brother and heir to tho Marquis
OF Ailesbury. and others interested In the
preservation Of the splendid estate known as
savernake Forest. Marlborough. Wits have
carried to tho House OF Lords the question
whether Savcrnako Forest shall! be disposed OF
to meet the encumbranccs upon it. and to re-
lieye the present Marquis from his load OF in
aebtedness. Tho judicial tribunals have al;
ready decided in favor of tho sale. Lord
Henry Bruce, however. has all along been 2r-
posed TO the disposal Of the estate; believing
penr IN tho cou,ss OF nature there will be no
d,hlcNlty n restoring the glory which used to
:, The question MAS argued to-day before the
House Of lords and IN behalf OF the sale 1t
was maintained that tho trustees hah sane
TONED the sal0 and the Court OF Appeal hhd
consented to II, Sir Horace pavy appeared for
Lord Henry Bruce and the other opposing
In hearing,
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ell. He has retained his siren 9Th through

we'll He has retained his strength through
his confinement
Lawyer brennan OF the AmalRnmated Asso-
establishment OF voluntary tribunal ofsrhi-
tfation to the court to-day, as he said he
would, lie. said that, other business took
III all his time and he could not get to
NE, court beiore Il adjourned. He nd nd;
mako any order establishing the tribunal!
because the law under which tho order should
lie made requires that both sides In contro-
vcrsy shall align tho petition, He said that his
object was to show to the Carnegie Company
and the community that the Homestead men
arc ANXIOUS and willing TO keen within the
law. and nre willing to nbde hynny ludioious
settlement OF the trouble. Tho company
seems So anxious to call in the mid OF the law
in this matter" snid Mr. Brennan. that we
thought we would give 1t some law from our
side"
The Advisory Committee latc tonight de;
cidcd to call mass meeting Of the men at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. me ADVISORY
and Relief Commi,teG viii then make reports.
Jerry DouGhcrty and w. A. Carney. Pits
burgh labor leaders. will address the, men.
Ono of the Advisory Committee says; they
have only 400 men in the mills and they arc
not capable Of doing the work. We do not
care II they have 10000 such men. We are
receiving hearty support Niles. o.. sends US
$1,000 and oungstOwn $1,000.
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LONDON. Aug. IA petition has been granted
against the return of Mr.. Balfour. First Lord
OF the Treasury and Conservative leader in tho
House Of Commons. rs member of Parliament
Tor East Manchester. Oh the ground that his
election was obtained by bribery and Illegal
voting. by the Wholesale treating Of voters,
and tho hiring oil vehicles to carry them to the
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Away with the Anarchists.

To THE EDITOR OF The SuS-Sir: Gloriously
shines THE sun in its articles on the Home
stead and Cnur dAlene strikes. and against
fanatics, Anarchists and demagogues in gen
ernl and Palmer in particular.
am Republican, and do not endorse all
that The suS says: but its course at this time.
when So few newspapers have tho courage or
honesty to tell the truth and shame the devil,
has been so lust 80 clearly right and yet so
honest man in tho land 81 dLr."
THOMAS ELDER
SALMON CITY. Idaho July ~.
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Notes OF Foreign Happenings.

!, Rudolph Virchow has been elected Hector OF
the University OF Berlin.
The triennial elections held In the PROVINCES
OF France on sunday for members OF the Coun-
clls-General. in 1872 districts show Nepueli-
can gain OF ITO seats.
- The British Government. has empowered
passengers. to be applied toward the cost Of
the new harbor. work upon which has Just
been begun.
Herr ilrddermann. the well known German
Fair number Of engrayings and drawings re-
iatlnG to me discovery Of America. inc hai s.,
mas sanctioned the loan OF u picture from Inc
NatioIal Gallery and other pictures will be
loaned by tho museums at Colberg and stettin'
Reduced rate to Denver Col aud return via Psnnsyi