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The Main Points Agreed Upoa
Between Gladstone, NcCArihy
aud Dillon,
As PUBLISHED BY THE loSeo1
CHRONICLE"
seven Important Points.-Tho iIes
OF a Rccrirsr.Gcncrai
Gi,cn Up.
Tho Ci"dstoninn Home nuic mn In
sVNcu Iiucs

LONDON, Aug. aL-rhc Chronicle
gus incoming Riges the following ps
thu main lines pi the home rule bill ns
,v.it'ed 20 have been alsrrd up1n
between Nes,ts. Gladstone, Mccarthy
nu- Dillon:
Fuft-Thst the prosru. land lerla.
lnu'n shall M, boz disturbed br nva
ytrU.
serord-rhat tho police and ludi.
olhry fuall lo In the hands OF the Dub.
lin parliament.
lhisu-Iha, the balance Of the irish
thu.'h funds shall bc ut the disposal "
Che lri-h legislature.
Fout'h-Ihnt The English receiver.
gcuofnl blll OF 1853 bs dispensed with.
Fiith-lhat % the other hand there
thnIl uc Oniy onu customs department
hhu tue lr.sh parliament shnll have
i'wct TO levy separate dutio-.
'iStl-Ihat the only veto shall 10
We royal veto. 20 be- exercised on the
AuNreui the Engi.su ministry.
Sgvrnth-ThRt thirty Irish nemb,rs
sinai tc retained at Mutmirster.
Inc tHrOWcic believes that Gladstone
uhs abandoned with great relurtancn
Vac iien Of o Tgguivor.guncral ln da.
l.ri'iieo 90 the wishes OF tho Me.
CauhyitIs.
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The Yorkshire Penny Bank.

"Tak9 care OF tho pennies aud tho
pounds will tal,o care of thcmsclv,s' Is
an old maxim of great truth. Exumpl.
iication IS afforded in tho case Of the
Yorkshire Pcmy bank, whose trustees
hnvo inst laid the foundation stone OF
magnilccntuowu r0misasiu Leeds. This
institution has now iu iis custody no.
O1D,ooO Of ponca-that is just GG,OO0 900
of the saving Of tgo people. Ia 1879
90 had only e330.0NO. Meanwhile, that
the managers mye found tho bust
ness of "Gking caro- ol tho pence" a
profitable one appears evident from thu
fact that their reserve fund has risen
from G0,5OG 10 ClGo,OoO.
The creator part OF tho money iu-
trusted 60 the hrk by its dopoitm S.
Of course invested, and itis s,atcd thpt
tho bank has now el2jouJo out on
mortgages aud over eL5nO,Ooo in no.
gotta De- securities, including $500, 900
in cousois--London TitB.,s.
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4 nor.o a. liomo In thc rrcc Tons.

We have boon told Of many ludicrouz
scenes aud incidents growing ont Of the
great flood OF Juno Z, and WnbiiousIu.
portors huyo busted clouds aud mill
dams, and almost ruined their nnaginy-
tons In their frantic cudcagurs 10 gain
noturicty and mmo In rcportorial Jour
nalism, but tho incident we are about e.
relate Is truc aud told 80 ,thuut hopo OF
reward on tho Sunday following the
flood, after the waters had subsidized, l..
u. Preston. Of Tryouviilc, discovered
that he was minus tgo horses, aud OF
course search was instituted for the lost.
Near the village is a large wild grape
vine that winds ailoctiouu,cly around .
treo Of good proportions with quite q
large spreading top, tho vine, rs Is fro
qucutly the case, forming o sort Of not
work among tho branches; and there.
over ton feet froai the ground, in the
protecting embraces OF tho trco top and
vine was found one Of the lost horses
aliyo and safe, Tho animal was rescued
from his lofty quarters, aud Is now no.
torious 49, u hero aud food relic. II any
one can tell a bigger story and speak tho
truth, let him now tlko tho floor on else
forever after hold his tongue.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2i.-Geucrhl JAmes
y. Weaver the Peoples party Pre-i.
dcntial candidate, arrived here this
muin ming from an extensive tour
through several Northwestern and
Pacific Coast states, and Il tonight
Tor Atkansas, where hn VIII make u
numbcroi Hpeechcs. The general says
the prospects ate very bright for the
Peoples party throughout the West,
ami gives 1t ns his Deliberate Judgment
from having visited anu made careful
olsurvntiong In them, that Colorado,
Nevada, California, Oregon, Washing
ton, Montana, Idaho aud Wyoming
will go for the Peoples patty nomi-
uoes. would not discuss the sltua.
ton In uthur States, but expressed the
opinion freely that the Republican
party would not be- IN the fight.
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OLYMPIA, Wash, Aug. 2i.- The
Democratic s,itc convention met this
afternoon aus effected temporary VI
paui1Alou. 4 COMMITTEES on ereduu-
tials was appointed ami recess taken
until 1880.
At 1851 tho convention reassemblci
anu heard the repJTls ui the commit.
tees. The replrt Of the committee on
resolutions was read, The platform
enduuus the National convention;
ana the nomiuy,a VI the Chicago con.
veutlon; pledges rc.urm In the exist,
ing tarin avs; oppDscs the Federal
election law, flyots the free ami un.
limited coinage VI American ailyor and
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SUCH liberal opptci fiations for coast
piour i,u aud general improvement
a. hul hrUt benefit 90 the State but.
condemns amy eXtrnvagunt Vxp"udi-
lu'r ~ public mDrty having Tor It's
puuu-C the advancement of private
enterprise. The election uf President,
Nicu.Prsidcut mud United States
SENATOR by the direct vote OF the prI-
plo is favored. The minority repor,
ON the Sau'ts Cpual rlant fosis;
W" rnI0tsp the action OF tho De.
mocu'c House o! Representative On
r'uIng the approximation tlr the Lake
Washington canal and ws condemn
%" course NJ Senators Squire nuI
Allen aud Representative Wilson ia
their uIyocacy Dl this i.rur q the
1cifImcui OF appropriation fnr npcoH.
snrv improvements Of the rivers ald
hafhurs oi he stale.
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st hASsAs Cry, Aug. 2i.--At tbe
d, Si's session the routine business
|issiv,.po se1 OF yesterday was taken up.
|pt,',e lplTauts for the honors OF lie
' ,',, lodge rank were admitted md
y liahk conferred. '''"'"Au
s, Sra,aaneellorShaw announced appoInt.
|rsss 10 MI vacancleg ON seyeraI
Tue committees.
sa, II most important report Of me
.bi,itaS was that Of the committee ON
pe,cL' and assignments. AtII
|hei 'hs supreme lodge resolved
Sem '.o committee OF the whole In
hle', Az report OF the committee on
IA M, lille 'he noon recess tho report
utbe ar niule lhan half completed and
aken neinoon session II wns AGAIN
ae ,na, Noccupied the attention NJ
10 ,S6l,,vlhe body all the afternoon in
|,lPbt ! 'ue'on Of all other buslu.ss ~,
|Nthis sa rsG'al session Is being held.
t,e tooI, s,1n an interesting perform.
|igsd o, plhce, which can be vii.
lame l011ly by the officers of the ON.
" fitusts'' Ah exemplifca.ion OF the
|U abro I. 9go a committee Of five
nee S S'n.Su TO revise the rltuaI
Il comm polntment eight meetings oi
hties,sJ I'VE. have bee n held and IT,
'lisl Tina y, ,t VIII be show n for me
'ght, ~ Tue Scottish Rite hail 10.
~ THE NJ,
,iicn DIVISION OF THE RITUAL,
llt.ar1, I to one OF The most importsn,
,s.lre at ill., s,,. before the supreme
'0fld d , ospsae.,slon, the entire P,thIan
N'HeeFned aud the exempII.
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om,,.,lv Declared or and the
| Sn at Liberty 10 Go to
Work,
,sey CAN GET TRtIR PLACE
BACK.
c,nduc,ors and Other Trainmen
refused 10 Strike without
Cause.
,.icr,ph to the Nr"I
rur STRIKE a FAILURE.
.,,.y Finally Recognizes ihc "e'
aud Admits It

rr,to. Aug. 2I.-At midnight
~ head OF the switchmen'H
III. Sfiiclally recognized the fact
N bs strIke movement Of the switch
Thieh was begun twelve days ago
sllej. In 5filcisl terms the strike
ssclared oil. The men VIII, TIE.
| DAYLIGHT, be notified by local
El,lsthat they now nro ut liberty
I..ibaek 10 their places IL they can.
noop today zach Of the labor
~ save Arthur aud Thureton,
II. n the city. At 4 O'Clock this
,poon the leaders went into confer
!. sweeney Immediately set forth
18th the position IN which he and
msn uero placed. At the conciu.
I, n sweenoy's statements, Sargent
Grated what ne mad already said
IIhb men would not go on a rympa-
M strike unless all the railway or
cations did 30. Clarke said the
| ,I1ctof. had no grievance and that
I, hey believe the demands Of the
|,iehmt y were Just, there would be
,lfIke OF conductors unless II was TO
,esa wrongs to conductors.
wilkins Of the tfainmen said he
spbt the demands Of the Hwitch-
IN were fair n ever demands were,
hi. order could not consent 10 co.
alton by q sympathetic strike. In
10 statements Sweeney received
,ul,lmatum. The conference broke
/ about I O'Clock. Sweeney pro.
led Of once TO a conference with
|al representatives OF the switchmen.
l., preceded until after IL O'Clock.
|lsnfepresontativos Of the press were
Md Into n small room adjoining the
sltience chamber aud 20 them Mr..
|seney announced that the conolu.
,a had been reached by duly author
representatives Of the uwitchneu,
that 4, was 10 the effect that the
The ended ut midnight tonight.
he word was carried out toward the
|N Buffalo yards Mt once by mossen-
b. add before dawn the iulo gwitch-
tn will he at liberty again TO seek
htk where they can.
MuouMES WILL NJ EMPLOYED.
4 estimated by Arbitration Com.
ils.3ner Donovan, who called uron
|snilway officials In behalf Of tue
|at, that nearly ilily per cent ~ thu
' idle switChmen'will be employed.
,eably the troops will bo speedily
hdfawn, local militia being left 10
Tish such protection as may be
lNary.
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Anolher ranamn ,nnnI canlnnpy.

PARIS, Aug. GA newspaper Ia
this city says the liquidat0r Of the
Panama Canal company hns con.
Cluded an agreement with Hobart,
vice-prCsiIont u the Paris Chamber OF
Commerce, providing for the f0rlna.
tim OF another company with n capital
" siO,UGO,tOO 10 resume work on the
Panama canal. Work will be resumed
Immediately In order 10 prevent laps.
Ing tie concession granted 10 ihe old
company by the governor OF Column
liza. Operations Will be concentrated
NJ two points, CRlebrA and Rio
Ihagfea. When nearly the whole
capital hss been employ cd, lorty-i.vc VI
fifty kilOmcters Of the canal win be
opened. The agreement viii be ap.
proved 10y a tribunal Of the Chambof
Of Commerce Friday,
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ArAnnI. .nInaLrn.
Tvo Thousand rive Hundred Pounds
OF Opium In IA Vessel.

poRT TOwNsENU, Wash, Aug. pa.
The famous smugglmg schooner "tlal.
Cyun" sailed from Victoria last night
with 1850 pounds Of ouium. Sixty
Chinese agents ofthe Treasury De.
Iarlmeu, who had the vessel under
surveillance foi eevefsl days, feported
tho ioct TO the authorities ut Washing
tou, ID. G. Orders have been Issued
by the Treasury Department notifying
all revenue OflCals ON the Pacific
Coast 10 be- on thealvrt To intcroept the
vessel The crew IL supplied with fire
arms aud ammunition, aui thnir sup.
posed destination Ia either Oregon or
California. Tho opium IA the cargo IL
valued at $50, 900. The "HalcyonD IL
the ilootest yacht on the Pacific Coast
and customs officers regard the task OF
Ovorhauling Der "a worry dangerous
and probably bloOdshed will bo al.
tempted.
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Oo,. TInrrl,. rloclnmnllnn.

ALBANY n W Aug. 2i.-Gover
nor Flower issued a PROCLAMATION to-
day IN which he says: ~ direct tho
attention Of the people Of the State 10
the penal code relating g. any nterfcr-
euce with the runBiug Of traina.n lie
ihcn offers reward Of 500 10 be- paid
upon the arrest and conviction OF ench
prl1ou VINO shall, during the n,At
thirty days, violate ,hc provisions Of
the penal cOde relating 10 steam rail-
iuaus.
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Fricnd-Wcll the hanging com.
mit,ca accepted your picture.
Artist Eli! Wh5-g I haven't
saut amy picture My picture "A
Foggy Morning was tobe sent, but
the stupid man made q mistake.
"Whlt did he take"
Am old franc with a piece Of
spoiled canvas in IT,
We'll, they took itnnyhow, You
know ids an impressionist exhibi.
ton. New York Weekly.
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oIndstonc WrIl.n DO Lnhnncncrc.

LONDON, Aug. "a. An Associated
Press representative. lear 3 that Glad
stone hhs sent q letter 10 LabOuchoro,
saying that he alone If responsible for
not presenting Labouchcrr's name TO
the Queen, aud his reasons Tor no, ap-
pointing La oUchcre Ia no wise
reflects upon Laboucheyu'u public
Chuuuttrur services.
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\ Deaf womnn on w I.iectrIc car.

An elderly lady who lives near At.
lauta, is deaf A f1w weeks ago shr
rodo on an electric car for tho Hr,
time Ia her he, and WHOM iho returned
home she declared That She could hear
perfectly whilc ON ana electric car, one
Of the family went with her, boarded un
electric cur aud found that the elderly
Indy could hear perfectly
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rnnsI CnAL oREE,s.
5 Telegram duplicating labor Com
missioner Inrd.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. gi.-rhr
Officers uf the Tonne see Co.'S, Iron
and Railroad company aud the board
OF prison inspectors met again todHy
TO consider the answer Of the lessee 20
ORDER recently made 10y the inspectors.
Amer tau consultation the hoard Of in
sIuctUTl istuOd n statement that the
board would accept The proposition N
the lessee. This means that the Slate
viii guard and protect the lessee
against violence from mlps, aud tlc
minCs viii be soon fcopcnvd aud con.
vict put at work. The latest from
Coal Creek Is that quiet prevails, and
squads VI mirors are still being arrested
and examined. The trials VI some Of
them vii. be held nj Clinton tomor-
row.
Information 'onts from Coal Creek
that n telegram duplicating Labor
Commissioner Ford has been dlsCoy-
cred.
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Sr. PAUL, bllnn., Aug. GA state.
ment was publiBhed hero tOitU TO the
eject that the Northern Pacific IL
10 shorten the route between ~. Paul
ard Puget Sound by completing the
Everett 4 Monte Cristo intO Okano.
gan.
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Luuiav.LLE, Eyy Aug. 9i.-Dr. J.
y. McCormicS ui Bowling Green,
president Ufthu international CUnfor.
once Of state Boards OF Health, has
called q messing Of she executive com
mitiee to consider the matter Of ap.
pointing a committee 90 iuslect an
quarantine stations on the Atigulic and
Pacific C0rss with = view OF gscrr-
tanning tie efficiency IN preventing
tho Introduction OF cholera Into This
county,
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Death Of Colonel =. a.. smeed OF
omaha,

PnmADrLpHIA, Aug. 23..-Colonsl
c. smeen OF OmHhn, chief cngi.
pa Of tho Union Pacific railway
many died here early this morn
Pc Failing In health some weeks
90 be decided 10 seek rest nj Crcsson
rings. His aniauced wife, Mis-.
'aEg''o Il. Nicholas Of Omaha, ac.
npaned him thiihor, Gs she had
aAilyss here whom they came TO Join.
nohlhs stay there did not benefit
'm aud they came on 20 Philadelphia
sex the advice OF Drs. Tyson and
'll,' o. the Univerity faculty, but
disease, contraction Of the kidneys,
gre'sei beyond the aid Of medi-
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Ano,hrr stnrI,nnn rhren,cnnn.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. "A. - Tho
miners nj Whiieside, Tenn, threat.
ened TO attack the stockadb ut Coal
Creek, Ga, and release the prisoners
there. Troops have been ordered to
mold themselves In readiness 10 proceed
10 the threatened point.
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Harry Francis. n boy Of thirteen
years, living on Pratt street, had Leg
horn hens egg given him, which he put
IN charge Of two maIa pigeons, Tho
birds sat upon the egg until within two
days Of tho timo for 70 to hatch, when
thoy deserted IL, Tho boy placed It
under nnothorpiyoon which was already
sitting on two eggs, aud Sunday little
brown chick burst its sholl.
Tho foster parent fed the little stran.
ger pigeon fashou,which method seemed
to puzzle tho chicken, making 10 mus.
ing 70 watch thnm. Tho newcomers
language appears to be IL mystery 70 tho
pigeons, but they troat tho little follow
well. Providence Journal,
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MInIale,sI.Itel,aIn Inglnnd.

LONuoN, Aug. -. 49, Sir William
Vernon HaIcOurt was reelected hy an
Increased majority. with tho eAeup.
ton of sir William Vernon Harcourt
anu John Morley all Of tao ministers
were formally Reelected without oppO.
pitiou. Glodbt uo was ru.pleu,ei in
Midlothian. On taking Office lao had
no opposition.
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DAVIS AND tar nRoCW GANG.
Duet Fought aud Three Collins
ordered.

DtNvER, Aug. "A special to the
S's'etAelgsiromGTnd Junction says.
~ evening an order for three coil In
sneelNed from Westwater, Utah,
noNet the Colorado line. An in.
s1aasallon has developed meayer de-
w duel between w. H.. Davis
I'm 10 known as the Brock gang
Ia,e,es' ~ far us il known DAVIS
, .'l 'aise Of the gang and fatally
,,'alsi Brock, their leaior. Further
'''aAuOn IL expected tonight.
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Your Yonnr Won nnrlrrrn.

DENNIsoN, Tex, Aug. 2l.--Wori
has been received here thHg hunting
party composed Of four young men
were murdered on Cony Creek, In.
dian Territory. There is no clew to
the murdcrers. All OF the Victims
valuRblea were missing.
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=, NV YORK, Aug. ga dulalcntlon,
n, u Is said, Will reach $500. 900,
M. "a discovered In the Office OF
w T. ! smith, publishers Of the NsD
Nv n'sEiy' and the crime the police
Pfis. a. ot,n iastened upon Alfred J.
~, g1'hier and bookkeeper OF the
u lie Il under arrest,
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SrpIN0FuLp, o., Aug. 2i.--Ii II
ANNOUNCED u tyutfville, Vaore
Whittiaw Reid has been staying, that
Miss Ella Rod, his niece, VIII sUUu be
niurflrJ at Oyhir Farm 10 Robert
Carter Harrison, Judge OF the Supreme
Court u California.
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WArIuNCTuN, Aug, 9s.-Colonel j.
G. Hill, chief OF the Indian division Of
The Office of the secretary Of the iuteri.
", has resigned to enter the campaign.
He viii be under the direction Of the
national Republican committee at New
York.
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NEW YoRIi, Aug. 2i.-Tho Trans.
contental Association devoted the day
to the discussion OF the caslbnund
freight rates, tue Pacific Mail Stoani.
ship sudaidy question, adjusting over
anu under charges and the establish.
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idaho Democratic state Convention.

HuIsE, Ida, Aug. 2I.-rhc Demo
cratic state convention assembled this
Afternoon. a temporary organization
was effected and the usual committees
appointed after which adjournment
was taken until tomorrow.
Tho contest for the Rovernorship IL
hotween stevenson, Burke and Balien-
tine.
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SpRINGFIELE, Mass., Aug. 9i--J.
llelo rode two miles ut Hampton PARK
thi. afternoon In 4;is 20, breaking thu
world's record Of i;i0 o made by Fay.
lOr las. fall.
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"IIaye you orcrhadawrecl,, oaptainy"
asked tho nervous passenger
''No, lna'am, replied The officer; I'm
q wrockleas man. Detroit Free Press.
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THE SUPREME TEMPLE or rYTmAS
sisIERS

held short session today. The sI.
premo chici Mir, Ida N. Weaver DO.
iivorcd her biennial address, giving a
review OF the fcporlH Of The other chir'
officers. Mrs. NJ. d.. Wood, supfume
mistress Of records and correspond
once, reported thst the order now mad
n membcrship OF 5000, the increase
IN the Inst nino months having bUou
1000. The supreme misiresa OF fin
nncc, Miss Emma -. Bacon vi Canton,
o., presented report showing u bal.
ancc Ia the treasury Of $4,000.
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IATIniY 8URiI lDIHU.

LONDoN, Aug. -4.-Tho Hamburg
correspondent OF tho Standard says;
Cholera has spread from hWuurg uu
the other side Of the Eibc aId Waldo.
BIZ, u northern suburb Of uanuu..t.
The StgUdITd's R,rlin Correspondent
Gays solder afflicted with Asiglic
cholera ABs been found there.
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Dl'AIII8 ~ NNTWIHU.

hNrWERr, Belgium, Aug. Since
noon yoaterIay several leftous sIiirr.
Ing from cholera and admitted 10 the
hUrpiials have uigI. la one case the
disessv has agpuutc1on boari u,,uaner
from Hamburg. The sanitary b0ati
has ordered .ho most rigorous inap,c.
ton Of all vessels arriving from Ham
burg Rhine pora anu from France.
The announcement that The fatal
scoutgo hud appeared hHlc caused %
feeling OF apprehension, aud many oI
the wCaiihivHt residents Hte making
Preparations 20 leave the city. Every.
thing possible Will he done 20 CONT %
the discqsc, and instructions Will hc
issued by the authorities Informing the
people VI the best method a. i've 10
avoid The disease. All arrivals ut this
port fiam hayrc, Hggibutg aud Raise
wili be sal Jtci u w. week. luarau.
tine.
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fcalion Of the new ritual tonight will
show whether u ia q sufficient i'm.
provemcnt over The present one To be
adopted by the supreme lodge. The
report Of the commiiiee was not finally
acted upon tonight.
Tomorrow the gupteme lodge will
elect officers for the coming two years.
Supreme Chancellor shaw VIII
retire with the hoto fabe title Of
paat supreme chancellor. lie will
be succeedcd by William Worth
Blackwell, OF Rcntucky, now SUI
premu vlce-chnncuiioE For supreme
vlce.chaucollor Walter -. Ritchic Of
Lima, o., supreme representative from
his Stnto, aud III y. Biackmer OF San
Diego, Cal, supreme prelate OF The
supreme lodge, are candidates, Wen
informed Pythians say that Richie
will be chosen tomorrow aud two years
hence he will become supreme chan.
color.
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slRINCEST MEASURES AT rHILA.
DELpmA,

PHLADELpmA, Aug. a. Having
been officially notified OF the preyal-
cuce VI cholera In foreign ports, the
board Of health ut meeting today
adopted stringent mu.sureq ~ prevent
thu disease rom being Introduced iatO
,he country through this port.
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GUARDING llNOLANU.

Tho local government board has son,
inspectors TO all the chief England
ports empowered with iuil authority &
use all means short Of quarantine 70
exclude cholera from the country. la
addition 10 the t1uiIHfy hoard y special
prevention cOmmittec II being formed,
The greatest precautions are being
taken ut GTimshy, through which part
on an average $500 omlgrauts, chiefly
Russian Jews, pass weekly.