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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-10
BLOODY BATTLE.
FiEhr Detween Railroaders and
COmm0nwealers.

Fishr between Railroaders and
C0mmonwealers.
Connellsville, Pa, Aug. 4.-Jeffries'
commonwealers, numbering about 200,
arrived here last evening and at once
scattered through the town demanding
food. When Baltimore l. Ohio freight
train No. 76 pulled out for the East the
whole crowd made rush to capture
transportation. About all succeeded in
getting aboard, but when about a mile
out in the yard the train was stopped aud
the swarm of boarders driven off. They
got together OH the ground, and with q
rush en- masse swept down the opposition
and crowded into box cars. Then the
trainmen, reinforced by yardmen, made
combined charge and u regular battle
ensued. The attacking party were met
by storm of stones, clubs, links, Plus
and scrap. Yardman George Workman
and Cashier Thomas were badly injured.
Many Of the commonwealers went down
under the blows from the miscellaneous
weapons of the railroaders. Some of tho
army escaped, but about 100 were beaten
back into the cars and locked in. The
train was run back to town and the pris-
oners Jailed. One of the colnmonwenlers
who was badly injured was taken to the
hospital and has not regained conscious.
ness.
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l ~ |E = sI'Ils
- 9 Il I q Isasai
Snatuxe. For thsae feaSo9s the under
sign tAvS fit jtiimpostant to Nv Iefare
tie ssostS aid the country the fact that
tie sugar schedule % it-now stands, IL,
according to The testimony, ii thS form
desired bX th1 trust and to point out also
the m0th0ds " which the sugar trust
f6acA6d what Il desired and obtained, o
Substantial victory"
4: :Tha supplemental report Of Senator
Allen Of Nebraska, u also submitted
with the report. The supplemental tes-
tfmony taken BY the committee, but kept
aecret HERETOFORE, ID submitted with the
reports. Albert II. 9eipf, seip said In
his testimony :thatehe was In the Office
Of Carson & McCartney. of this city,
more Q. less and that his purchase Of
sneaf stock had been largely influenced
By seeing senators IN the, Office and by
the common talk that they were dealing
In sugar stock. He said he had seen
senators Brice, Quay and Smith there
/ frequently this spring, but had never
heard either Of them give an optt0n. for
sugar stock. He produced letters from
Emil Gillaudeau, Of the New York brok-
eragc firm Of Wheeler 4 Co., the first
bearing date June 10, and reading: Il
zee. that Smith Of New Jersey and Cam
den ,of West Virginia both sHenea that
they had not speculnted In sugar stock.
I could produce man. or that 10 I
know man I do not think h(c would 70
back to theml who was in my Office this
morning, that received orders in sugar
from both Of them aud he has Camden's
written order. should think that when
senator swore falsely 1t was pretty
serious matter"
Edkard A. Levy, another witness, fur
nished the photographs copy of the order
which read: "Buy me 200 shares sugar
at 1894 or less, and 800 shares 83 1-2
or less. (Sigued) u. N. Camden"
Senator Smith, when recalled, and the
letter and testimony Of Guillaueadu was
showed to him said that the statement
was absolutely false, and that he did not
know Mr.. Battershall and never had
given him an order for the purchase of
sugar. He had not speculated In sugar
when the tariff bill WAS before congress.
Senator Camden who wassrecalled also
said that the signature on the photograph
of the alleged order resembled his hand
writing and hc would not swear that It
was not his, but he had no recollection of
ever having written It, and had not
given such an order. The body of the
order, looked less like his handwriting
than the signature.
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RIVERS AND HARBoRs.
Both Houses Agree to the Report
:. the COAfereea.

Both Houses Agree to the Report Oh
the Conferees.
Washington, Aug. 4.-Thc river aud
harbor appropriation bill was reported
from the conferecs to b"th houses AMI
agreed TO- A. finally presented the bill
carries S11,4SS,1SO, an increase of ST.
949, ,401 from the house bill. Compro-
misses were reached OH si4ty-fivc of the
senate amendments, the senate receded
from twenty and the remainder were ac-
cepted by the house. A commission is
provided for report TO congress on the
advisability of effecting separation be-
tween the Mississippi and Red rivers Mt
their junction. A provision for the up
per Missouri river between Stubb's Fer
ry, Mont, and Sioux City, Iowa, il re-
dnccd from $155, 900 70 $4,000; $20,-
600 for the river between Pierre and the
mouth of tho Sioux river in South Da-
kota, and $25,OOO for between Pierre. and
Bismarck being dropped. The sum for
the Columbia river is reduced from $780,
600 to $1OO,OOO, and for Salmon bay,
WASH, from 100000 to $25,OOO. All of
section 2 of the bill, which made it law
full to tow logs in bag or sack RATS in the
open waters of the great lakes under cer
tain regulations, was stricken out
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srartn, Wis, Aug. 3.-TIe scnatotial
eons ention Of jackson. Monroe and Yer
non counties met Jnly II. After balloti4g
for two days they adjourned t2 meet at
Sparta, Monroe county, judy so. On
t:s 3Otn the hs'lct,ng began again. After
casting .214 ballots, each one readinH;
o. G. Munsen, r.:n,n county, 10. IL i.
Jones, Monroe county, So r. u. Mr:
Gill;vray. z. thty concludsa III take An-
other fortnight's les., and ADJOURNED to
meet IN Black River Falls, tsseks"n
county, Aug. 9. sli 81
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Come In Nexf W..

Washington, Aug. 4.-The New Mexl-
20 and Arizona admission bills were re-
ported to the senate today. In the case
Of New Mexico q Constitutional conven-
tion is provided for, the delesstes to
which are to be chosen at an election to
he held on the second Tuesday in Junc.
lS5, and the convention 10 to meet on
the second Tuesday In the follovine
July. In case they adopt q Constitution
it H. to hc submitted to the people for
ratification at an election to BE- held ON
the Tuesday after the first Monday ia
November, 1895. Arisona has alreadv
adopted constitution. and the bin IN
her case provides for admission ON the
LIST Of August. 1895. and the election Of
. delegate to the Fifty-fonrth congress.
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FLAMES AT MARION.
A Sll5,O 900 Fire sweeps Through IAN
Iowa Town.


Iowa Town. a.
Marion, Iowa, Aug. 4.-Fire broke out
in the electric light plant, spread to the
adjoining buildings and destroyed nearly
an entire block and q quarter Of the
business part of town. The water failed,
leaving the property to tho merry of the
flames. Losses aggregate $4,000; III
sLrance only about $4,000. The losses
are: Shumack Bros, grocery stock, 49,
Ot'O; insurance, $4.3OO. Register, news
PIPER, $1,000; no il surt nee. Thompson
4 Smith, law office, $500; no insurance.
Dumont 4 Son, building and stock, x10,-
OOO: Insurance, $35OO. Mrs. Burroughs,
building and stock, $1,000; insurance,
S1,5OO. J. w. Jayne, building, $f,IOOi
insurance, $1,WtO. Joseph Coleman,
building, $S,NN; insurance, $500. A.
q. u. w. hall, $1.OOO; insurance, 300.
First National bank, $9,5tO: fully in
sured. Benjamin Knott, building, ST.
600; insurance, $500. Lissis & Wilson.
drugs, $6,OOO; insurance, $1,000. Kcycs
estate, building, S5.NOO; insurance, y, 200.
Elliott, photographer, $500; insurance,
$1,000. electric light and gas plant, $780,
600; no insurance. A. l.. Daniels, four
buildings. $1O,5OO:. insurance, $3.OUl.
Several minor losses, 5000; no insur
ance.
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~ 11sE IIllaf 55lsS = fAlsSss s;Sn.
usas sAk HAaA Yer
susd, I'D I'll xea1 Il y d 4 .
were pat c6mple u III RI "a z lSfSs
number Of prisoners and nunatipAs Of xas
were captured BY the Japansss. On the
morning Of the 8Oth the japanese proceed.
ed to march against Gasan. Shan Yens
10 situated between Seoul and Gasan Of
Asan, where the fight between the Jap.
anese and Chinese resulting In the loss
OF 1000 Japanese il reported to have oc.
CURED.
1t ID the opinion Of the legation officials
here that the report from Chinese sources
containing rumors of the defeat of the
japanese at Gasan are probably gross ex.
aggerations, though no dispatches refer.
ring to fight at the latter place have
yet been received. A long telegram wa.
received at the legation confirming the
official account Of the sinking Of the
British transport Kow Shing, reiteratine
the statements made by the japanese
government, that the first attack wa,
made BY the Chinese cruiser Chin Yuen
by firing a torpedo on tho Japancss
cruiser Naniwa Kan.
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HE DOESN'T REMEMBER IT.
Senator Camden Claims Not to Have
Bought Sugar.

Senator Camden Claims Not to Have
Bought sugar.
Washington, Aug. LIN the sugar In.
vcstigatiOn to-day Senator Camden said
IL he had ever given such an order as that
referred to by the former witnesses and
Of which photograph was shown, he
had no recollection of the fact. The COM
mittee eASects to make it's final report
within a very short time, possibly to-
morrow. Senator Gray, chairman Of the
committee said to-day that the commit
tee had examined all the witnesses who
could be found and that it appeared that
there was nothing now left for them but
to report the results Of their investigation
to the senate. He said the committee
lad been very anxious Il, secure he at
t'ndance of 3. q. BEttol shaw, the man
VIII" is alleged to have taken Senator
Cn:rcen's order, but that he was in
Canada and could :a"t be prevailed upon
by rtrtrosion to ccDc beft re the comn.it-
tee and there is no power to compel his
ntten,)nnce, lie being cut of the jurisdic-
tkn of the United States. It is under
stood that there Will be two reports, Sep
ntr Dnvis rnd Lpige uniting in one and
Senators Gray, Lindsey and Allen in
TIE other, besides which Senator Allen
will also file additional views of his own
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Becoming Civili.ed.

West Superior, Wis, Aug. "A very
peculiar strike is OH throughout Northern
Wisconsin at pr sent. The Indians to
the number of several hundred are given
permission. every fall to leave the rcscr-
vations aud pick blpeberries for the own
part Of the state. Yesterday all the In
disns quit work and said the pay received
was too small and -f1ley would not go
back until It was increased. Unless the
matter & settled Il q. few days the crop
will spoil. nv t,'aa
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San Francisco, Aug. 4.-The Alamed,
from Australia, brings the news that th.,
overdue ship Shandon had put into Hon.
olulu In distress. The vessel n boun,,
here from Calcutta and has q yaluahi.,
cargo Of jute and gunny on boari. Nh..
il out 143 days from Calcutta. The ~.
sci was blown out Of her course and ran
short Of provisions. Capt. Harris de-
cided to run for Honolulu and the islands
were reached just In time, for the men
were 10 weak that they were unable 70
man the yards. 81. .sT.,3
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WAR IS DEcLxnEn.

A Formal Declaratiaa - .Nvar Has
Now Bee. oa3 I'd Kase.
Toxic, Aug. 2-ThS@1 1paness govern.
fnent has informed the ri ksentatives Of
the foreign powers here Tat q state Of
war exists between JsS42 and China.
This is regarded eqBiva alsatsto declara.
ton Of war. Tho Jayaneqe government
has instructed its ministsGin London to
apologize to Great Britain AkSr firing upon
and sinking the transport Kow Shung
while she was flying the British flag.
The japanese minister has been instructed
to inform Great Britain that the COM
mander Of the japanese cruiser did not
knew that the Kow Sh, 1g was British
vessel until after the fight. Capt: Gals.
worthy, Of the Kew Hhpai, and many
other persons who wef1 On board the
transport were rescued 6ytsha boats of
the japanese, warship NaSaeo.
London, Aug. 2.-Ewkhd has been
notified that war exists tween Japan
and China. She will rene neutral, but
will investigate the sinking of British
vessel befoee aooeptinx6 npan's apology.
< q ap
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Crop Report.

Omaha, Aug. 4.-The Burlington to.
day issued what is regarded az sn A..
enrate estimate Of the crop situation in
Nebraska, South Dakota n d, Northern
Kansas, through General Passenger
Agent Francis. He says: ut II en-
co'Iraging to note that the damage done
to the corn is not nearly 10 serious ~
reported. The terrible heat aud long al
sencc of rain in the different corn belts
of course, gave bad outlook for tha
growing crop. still my experience has al
ways been that the first reports received
are usually exaggerated, and they have
been no exception to the rule this year..
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Mille Les Re.erva,,on Dana.

Washington, Special-Representatiye
Baldwin is receiving many letters in
quiring when the balance of the Mile
Laos reservation will be opened for set.
tlemcnt. He has Investigated the mat.
ter and finds that there are now only
3,34G acres Of this reservation which can
De opened tor settlement, and most Of
that land ia practically worthless:
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Shot Hinself e eSiae.

Eldora. Iowa, Aug. bert Manning,
z thirteen-year-oh boy, sdentally shot
himself with revolvefsI Hast night and
lived only about AZ hour. Hc. was on
bis way home from work, when he met
three boys with a tsvolver. and asked to
see 1t. While exanining the gun he
snapped the trigger, ,butit was not dis
charged. He turned do muxxle up to
look into the gun andsit went OF, tue
bullet entering his brain.
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strike Leader. pl.ck-Li.tsa.

Tacoma, Wash. Aug. 4.-At the North
cru Pacific Coal company ut Roslyn;
when they opened their Offices for sig
natnFasrtos scontracts to; 20 to work, about
NO 1iSn6E 1mDnK mem Deiik d score OF
,cci0red miners from Franklin and Brit
siah Columbt T'hsy were. instructed to
report for waek fo15. The company,
tit b said, has black k.listed the most active
of the strikers.
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EAGLE GROVE sCoRCHED.


Fifteen Business Houses Burnea NJ
Loss Of $4,000.
Fort Dodge, Iowa, Aug. 1.-F'ire started
At Eagle Grove from the explosion of q
lamp. A block and a half on the north
side of the street went up, consuming
abont fifteen business houses; loss.
5000. II is thought to be the work Of
an incendiary. Heavy losers are ID,
Bauer. boots and shoes; Mrs. Mcdonald.
hotel; George Wright dry goods; N. J.
VIII y Co., drugs and stationary; G..
Nelson, furniture: J. T.. Doerfer. wagon
shop aud =. II. Rogers, groceries. Other
losses are Mrs Carnman, notions .Thomaa =
iCtwan. meat market; Ivcrson 4 Hexinn,i.
general merchandise; w. 8. Mason, rex
;tanrnnt =; NordkoE meat market.
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! sDlsAsTRoUs FIRE.
The Tswn sf La llour, n. D., Has =
Heavy vieitation. ~

The Tewn ef La MouF, n. d., Has .
Heavy Visltation. NJ.
LAnsoure, N. D., Aug. 8.-Eire startel
In the rear Of Hageman's shoe ltorc at
IL p. nl., and was beyond control before
Sufficient help arrived. A strong north
west wind famed the flames. The total
LOSSES nre over $5O,O 900; insurance, $780,
zoo. The town presents sorry spectacle
this morning. Some goods from the
stofes and furniture from the houses were
saved. DR.. Boyd and James Kneen los,
their residences. b. N. Stone lost three
buildings, two insured. Some Of the
buildings were owned by non-reside2ts.
II is impossible to give q List of losses at
present. Talk Of rebuilding at once ID
heard from many; everybody 10 gritty
The fire was probably sat by hoboes+
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watrou. Ask. an 1nve.t,sat,on.

! %. ~" AHSese1ButIUns
Milwaukee. Aug. 4.-Col. J. A. Wat.
fous, department commander of Wiscon-
sin, who has been denounced by Phil
Kearney post, G. A. r., of Richmond,
for interfering with the collection of
funds In the North for the decoration Of
soldiers graves in the South by reporting
that the money was used to build a hall
ut Richmond, says he wants the mattey
taken up by the national eucampment.
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who Made That Raiuf

Yankton, 8. D., Arg. 1.-Ten days ago
faiilnaking experimel ts were begun iu
this county under the direction of two
citizens who visited Kansas rainmaker,
obtained his chemical ..formuIand re.
ceived instructions In, itss use. One ton
Of chemicals were consumed and last
night one Of tue nest tsvoluminous rain
storms of the summers was ,ushered In.
1t extended over an area twenty miles
square in oil directioni from the expert.
ment station near thH City. The rain
saves late corn and ipsures q half crop
Of hay. The citixeny In, charge of the
rain making claim the sinrm was of their
production. .A.s ,s5E
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Fhreshl.2VIr,

Rock Rapils, lewa, Aug. l.-NhiIs
ilreshing for A. ]. Holl es, ,tye miles
south OF town, yesQHH aftsrnoon.
sparks from II. 'Dunkle'y kinsi Arcd the
stacks, burning tn separator ana 100
hushels Of barley. The wind was very
strong end there was nor time to save
anything except the engine. IS.
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Insurxenta M. Rl.....

London. Aug. 4.-The Brasilian len.
tioa In this city says, that there il NO
truth In the story cabled from Buenos
Ayres on Aug. ! to the effect that aO10
insnrgent troops are marching upon Porto
Allegro. the capital Of Rio Gfande do
Sui. The legation oficials say. on the
contrary, the insurgents are fieeanx sefsr,
the government troops. -
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PAnipplns I,lanaa.

Madrid, Aug. 1.-Misgiyings are Off.
fiaily expressed here regarding the pos.
SINE results to the Philippine islands in
TIE event Of Japan becoming the dom.
inadng power In the far East. 1t 10 said
70 be possible that Japan might utilize
.se a.i troubles at Miadana9 Islands. Malay
Arcnipaeiaeo % . pretext to execute be,
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Ex-Cov. Blair DYING.

Jackson, Mich, Aug. 4.-Ex-Gov. Aus
tin Blair is pronounced by his physicians
to be in a dying condition. The doctor
said: 'The governor may live the night
through, but hardly expect him to do so.
When asked what Gov. Blair's disease
was DR.. Main said it was chronic inllam
nation of the kidneys.
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A Worthy Foe.

London, Aug. 4.-1he correspondent of
the Times at Berlin says that the Jap
anese colonel who now commands the
troops in Corea formerly served with 9TH
er Japanese officers in the German army.
The Chinese will find that he is not y
foe to be despised.
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Freaks Of Lishtning,

Pi?estone, Ailnn., Aug. 4.-Thc Pine.
stone Touring mill had narrow escape
from fire yesterday. During thunder
storm electricity got into the mill and ran
through the chntes and made complete
circuit OF the building, scorching the dust
ON the inside Of the chutes and destroy.
ing q lot Of bolting cloth. How it got
In or out Of tie building fs not known.
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Washington, Aug. Ain the senate to-
day Mr.. Blackburn reported favorably,
from the t1mmittee on Territories, the
house bill for the admission of New
Mexico, and Mr.. Faulkner reported the
bill for the admission of Arizona. Both
were placed on the calendar,
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Man ClerIE Arre.fea.

Chicago, Aug. 3.-Bcnjamin F. Tufts,
head mail clerk ON the Chicago-I Iowa City
run ON the Chicago, Rock island Il Pacific
road, has been arrested charged with
cused 10 brother Of ex-Congressman
Tufts of Iowa.
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Salvador. MIni.t.. Ala,

Washington, Aug. 4. - DIR. Guzman,
who for long time has been, as lie still
continues to he, tie Nicarngnan minister
to the United States, was presented to-
day to the president as the accredited
minister Of Salvador t. the United States
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warships Enxas.s.

Yokohama. Special.-Cable comun,.
cation between lfran and Corea Is inter.
rCpted, but the rumor comes from semi.
official circles that Japanese warship
has fired upon q Chinese warship ut
kasan upon receiving hostile provocat:on
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Dunraxen sell.1Se va,kx-,.

Glasgow. Aug. 4.-John Younger, an
iron merchant, has paid ftiSO for the
valkyrie, formerly the property of Lord
Dunraven, and which, was sunk in col
lision with the Satanita, and subsequently
raised.
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Nats.al Gas at Pierre.

Pierre, q D.. special-A strong fow
Of gas was struck to-day at depth Of
SIS feet iu the nrtesian well being bored
1t the Locke hotel Citisans are jubilant
1t the prospect Of furnishing the oily with
light and fuel.
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After the Milwarkee.

Washington, Aug. 4.-Senator Kyle is
ON the warpath after the Milwaukee road
and will introduce resolution to in
vestigate why more mail trains are not
running In South Dakota.
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London, Aug. s-Tl.e house of Prin-
cess Soltyknff at Slough was entered by
burglars last night and robbed Of Jewels
Gf the value of 10000. s-'s:
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russt,,n Unseated.

Washington, Aug. 3.-The house ms
Voted 146 to 81 to unseat Funston, Of the
Second Kansas district, and to seat the
contestant, Moore, Democrat.
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Land Dispute9 settled.

Ashland. Wis. Specialize register
and receiver at Ashland have decided
that Herman Rettinhaus is entitled to
valuable land just outside the city Of
Ashland limits, over which there has been
big contest.
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',y 'RouBLn ron JARS.
E.sla.a May Can the Jap...s
Down.

Down,
London, July 31.4The news that the
Kow Shung was flying the British Gag
was received with great satisfaction at
the Chinese legation, where It was pre-
dicted that the sinking OF the steamer
by Japanese cruiser would give an en-.
tirely fresh turn to the Corean affairs.
It was said that Great Britain and Ger
many were bound to notice this breach
Of neutrality. The Globe takes q similar
view of the case, and says: Japan had
no excuse for firing on tho English Hag.
War was not declured, and the carrying
of troops was in no way breach of
neutrality"
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ArEres.ive Tnsurgents.

Isuenos Ayrcs. Aug. 3.-lshr@ thou.
sand insutRent troops ,Ie marching up
on Porto Ai6gre, tho capital Of the state
of Ria GRAM do Sui. Il. b
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Secretary Of Leratio. A,.o.

SecfetaFy OF LegattOA Also.
Washington. Aug. 4.-The president to.
lay nominated Ellis Mills of Virginia.
now consul general at Honolulu, to be
secretary of the legation and consul gen.
eral of the United States at that place.
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A Light Frost.

Breckinridge, Mimi, Aug. A. There
gas slight frost here last night. M
damage to crops resulted.