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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-14
STATE NEWS.

Lehi BaunoE In these days VI die.
cuuslon over gold anu silver the poO-
ple OF UtaL should not lose sight OF the
well established fact that no matter
whether they got free gCl1 or free
silver or both unlrts they foster home
industries and thereby keep that Tree
money nj home they will be- but little
better OH, IL matters but little how
muon money people may have N
they are ~ unwise as 10 send II away
to purchase such articles ~ they eau
manufacture themselves.
Fillmore Progress; We are informed
by Mf. Dewitt q. Reed, who Just
came in Tuesday night from a niolOps,
that there arc number of good look.
Ing prospects In that viuiuilY. Some
Of the nssays goes ~ nigh ~ % ounces
In silver, $50 In gold ana Is per cent
copper, THUS assay Il on a claim owned
By Payson parties, A plumber Of Mil.
lara parties have elaine 10 that dis.
lrlct, tut a. yet have not had returns
from their rock. II tho sssaye turn
out AS eSpecled, there Will be- u rush
Tor the Autelops district In the very
near future.
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saltair Beach Notes.

sunday will absolutely be the last
day Of the Carnival Of Madrid.
There were between q, 200 and 1000
people nj beautiful saltnlr yesterday.
Last nights midnight train brought
In tremendous crowd. Twenty.Oue
cars were packed with people.
The denominations IN tonighps pyFo.
technical display will disclose q large
hte-portfalt Of President Brigham
Young.
+. l.. Talbot, the pyToteehnist. was
born In this city thifty.Ono yehfH ago
next month. He LETT his home for the
East some fifteen years ago.
This Ia Utah day at saltait. Two
big tTnius, loaded with excutfiOnisis,
came down from the north this morn.
lux anu afternoon over the RIO dfande
Western, anu were transported 10
SaltGiF beach without change.
Every seat In the grand stand and
every available spot wss taken posses.
zion OF by the crowd NJ Saltait last
night. lntousu interest was taken IN
the performance, anu everything uassed
on without mitch.
Frans Sheridan IL stage mnnagsr OF
the Carnival Of Madrid. Mr.. sheridan
has served IN that cApacity iot many
Year,, having ut one time been stage
manager OF the Boston thcaief, Boston,
aud more recently for Mckee Ran
kin.
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PROROGUING PARLIAMENT.
The Queens Speech R.lsB 10 The
Condition Of Turkey,
tito Conflicts ~ Ahica nud Meas.
res Adopted by tho rrsseat
Session.

LoSDON, Aug. 1.-THE queens
speech nj proroguiuR parliament, nf.t
mentions tho advance on Dongola
aud then sayi! "Tho condition Of some
portions OF tho Turkish empire con.
tinuts TO furnish cause tot much
anxiety. AZ present Crete l. tho prln.
olpul center OF disturbances. have
observed strict neutrality but In con.
Junction with o,ncr powers u Europe
I have endoavorcd {, bring about
reconciliation by proposing tho calab.
lishment ola system u government
which would be equitable 10 both
Christians ana MufHslmauh.n
The speech tciurs 10 tho fioiluR 0i
hAshunas and Mntabelcs ami pays
tribute 20 the courage and soli.fcliauce
Of settlers anu adlt: "rht tiilTts II
my troops ate tolling on the resistance
OF the rebels VINO. | trust, Will sherry
avail themselves " my tnsr Of elem.
enny." The tpoech concludes with n
recital OF the measures adopted by
Parliament during tho session jusI
ending.
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the preceding week, with mlfo thaa
the utusl amount Of cloudiless. over
the greater portion Of the st,to light
showers fell on several dates aud re-.
tafded haylng operations there such
were In pfogtets. a light frost CO..
CURED In parts Of the eastern tsciluu
on the OH, but did no damage beyond
blackeniUg potatoes aud tender vegt'
tables In few Instances. Ia some
places a small part Of tho wheat crop
wns lodged by the high winds which
have prevailed during the wUtk,
Grain hss malufed rapidly and tie
crop Il for the most part ready Tor tho
harvester; some glain has been cut
curing the week aud In the western
section thfgshiug Is In pf1gfcts. -.
tstoUs are doing exceedingly we'll nEd
large crop u assured. Irrigated veg.
otntlls ato doing sycU,hiugly well,
others nfn variable tut generally good.
Fuii is IN pfumisirs coalition, though
there area low complaints % damage
ft0m high wiuds Rud worms.
u. T.. NCDAiIrM.
SECTION DItectO'.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At tho Lycsum--1hu change Of bin
at the Ly eeum last night served to MI
that comfortable little IhoAtst with a
good.Sysd suoisnee both above anu
below staifs. The Long strike IL a
difficult Play 10 present because Of the
could Engiish bfogue" Ia which II IN
wfittsn, aud then 40 many supplement-.
AIRY characters are required to interpret
It thatit Ia impossible TO procure the
people necessary tor them IN thu com.
pauy, and outside help had TO be
secured, anu this together with the
fact that II was first performance ~
handicapped the performers that n
rather uneven presentation was given.
Special mention, however, must be
made VI the good work done by LOfena
Atwood Mfh. Arpef) M Jane Lcatoyd;
she does her work csfeiuily and well.
Tue same eau he said u 3. :. Simpson
Ia the part Of Johnny Reilly. Tonight
Hnd tomorrow night viii no doubt sut
considerable Improvement In the per
'0fmauce, aud big house will no
doubt attend the matinee Saturday
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NEW YORK, Aug. li.-Bryan up
Piled himself this forenoon 10 dispOs.
iEg OF three days accumulation Of
correspondence.
Mr. anu ME-. Bryan will leave TO-.
morrow morning for lrvington.on-
Hudson, where they will remain until
Monday next ~ the guests OF John
BflsbBn Walker.
From Ifvington they will proceed 10
Upper Bei Rock where ihoy viii be
entertained by Mr.. and Mfs. r.. g..
Perfine about week. MT. PoTTlne
was formerly Mite. Bryan's school
ieaoheT. For week or longer
Bryan will DO engaged In preparing
his letter Of acceptance. IL ~ expect.
ei no will speak at Buffalo on August
n, aud Erie, Pa, two days later.
Among Bryan's callers To-Day were
Congressman Sulzer OF this city, Ma.
tinnal Committeeman Jackson. SenA.
tor Joueg, Gov, stone OF Missouri, anu
MIR. Sewall were In conference during
this day. Spwgll viii leave for Blth
Maine, IN u day or two, lie expresses
himself entirely satisfied with the
way events are shaping themselves for
the Democratic ticket.
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kSTRANGE RELIGION
srr,l,t!m Caused Tho Attack on
NOga'sS, SorO'a.
rar FOLLOWERS OF AtROPnErEss
Ia Of ih' Wnrpaih 10 Dtsiroy the
VISIBLE signs OF Civil
Author. y.

NooAtEs, Atla., Aug. IA strange
,,relsus iauaticiim, finding IT, motive
,ovep To tho Preaching Of u news
amer. apd iis badge In the latest copies
!, Inc .amc, actuated the attack made
=, Wednesday Oh the Mexican custom
house at Nogul,s, Sonera, Just across
be lihc.
[, would be useless TO explain the
,ilbfeak by reference TO such motives
vmark tho lives q sauo people. Tue
.sswn facts about the mob arc that
,bsy ono aud nil had been o1ns,anuy
u,dlng haltbiepi newspaper and
u,,. OF Thorn had been worklng o.
cheap section hands IN the employ Of
The Southern Pacific company. They
were all sortt-PimA IndlaNt, Mex can
feons, Yiquis aud Meslios. They were
rot alter plumber Ia the usual sense,
iof lhoy neglected 10 help themselves u
the very considerable tum oi money Ia
tbe custom house. Why their h0siil.
liz was directed against that institu.
lion rather than frontier boarding
house IL not quito clear, unless that as
visible sign " authority II was ex'
operating ana therefore TO DO dei.
lf5Jed.
Il appoltr that ihoy ore oil followers
eta magnetic healer and prophecies
iof whom their admiration has gown
inlo worship, nnd hor they have can.
onitid % saula TcfOla do Chbfon, q
living saint aud wonder worker, ~
they believe, having been told ~ by
Lhlto Agulftr, ap1Rlie aud newspaper
man, VINO hfs devoted bis organ 10
sound her praises. Tho gospel which
b. has preached was that Santa Toresa
Wasa divlnr, or Mt least an Inspired
leadff, delegated from God ~ ireu tho
common people u Mexico an feltabe
them from the slavery In which he
tells them they are bound. a steady
course Of reading u this iuilammntofy
variety Joined with n season OF WORK
on the railroad appears 10 have rxuB.
teiated them 10 tho dcgfee tnAt the
were ready 10 follow the way OF SAWS.
lion pointed out Ny Aguiftc, the
fpos,le.
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WIN De settled satisfactorily al an
LaTiy Date.
LONDON, Aug. li.-Flfst Lord Of the
Treasury BaiIout Ia tue House OF Com.
mons today, replying 10 Sir William
hafunurt who requested Information
relative 10 The progress Ui negotiations
Tor arbitration ON tue Venezuelan dis.
pute, asking whether tho apparent
difficulty had been removed by tho
proposal ofthe United States contained
In n dispatch Of June 2lsl, said tho
government attn IN considering this
latost proposals. OF Secretary Olnsy
which are regarded ~ opening the way
for nn equitable settlement. BAliour
added the government hau every rea.
sou TO expect tho pending negotiations
would lead 10 M early settlement OF
the dispute.
Harcourt said he thought the House
would regard BalfouTs statement as
efninently satisfactory. (Cheets.) He
added that considering the anxiety felt
on tho subject thfouy h0uI tue cOuntry
anu since tho negotiations had as
rumed a state which led TO tho belief
that pgpeTa on the subject can DO com.
muniCated 10 the House at an early
date, bo hoped they would be com.
municAted TO tho public as soon az pos.
sible.
at 10 the deslTe ct the government
to communicate tho papers as soon
can DO done without prejudice 10 pub.
lie Interests" said BalfUur.
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NEW JAPANESE WAR SHIPS.
Small Vessels With a Sped Of Fer!
Niles an Hour.
An Inort 10 Construct Boats rnpabir
~ COPING Win the larger
Enginss ~ ntttruettau.

sAS FHASCrco, Aug,ii-Thes steam.
ship Copuo brings news tnat the Japa.
nrsv ATE aspiring not only to catch W
with tue leading nations OF the world
IA tho manufacturing industries, but 10
excel all thu rest o. the world In the
production OF engines for naval war.
fare. About the Tins the Coptic lo'i
Yokohama u was reported from good
iuurcua IN naval circles that piaua had
been submitted 10 the admiralty TOT
tho tullding u n1tilln Of small gun
boat u develop the extraordinary
speed Of forty knobs m hour. Thtee
vessels are 10 be driven ami lighted bT
electricity, tie twin screw propnllors
10 BE- placed not flgut aft, but only n
little hbaft mi1shits. The boats arc 10
be wholly OF partially submefsiulo aud
10 make thi. process easier they viii
DO litilo more than mefe hull, devoid
OF outworks " Auy Kind. IL IL believed
the new class OF war vasarl will be
designed entirely ns an attempt
10 emhody the principle which
has boon advocated by 70 many naval
experts Of putting toto small rom.
pass with oxtfaDtdiaaty speed, n fighi.
ing power which may cope with
rrally big warhipL Whether OF not
tho Japanese navy department has
reason 20 fool asutnd that u has nd.
vancud beyond more experiment IN
this direction Is not knows.
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ArrouNrAIN rnnnY rAmH.
Cooper Has IIoroio Task nsfors
MIN

MIN,
LoUIsvILLF, XIV, Aug lI,-NeSteT.
days event at Fountain Ferry park
heightened interest In the second dAy's
FqiBg OF the national l., A, w. II
was noticed that Tom Cooper, after the
spurt by which he beat BAiu out In the
two mile national championship yes.
teTday doing the last twelfth In .OT as,
appratei exhausted. Cooper has u
bsTOlG task before MN ~ keep up his
teTceutRge OF victories during the
present meet, iof he never before had
70 many fast men In such good condi-
ton to compete with. The fact that
Cooper's work IL limited by his mana.
gets to but one Tnrc day suggests that
while he IL Ia pei ui training hs may
be NJ a point where little OVef.exer.
ton would prove setiuus. Bald and
Cooper seem 10 have diyidtd the gym.
pathlrs Of the crowds evenly, both
being very popular
The iirig Jay was the third mia
national champiOnsnip for profession.
ala and umhlUufr, divided into three
heats. ruubu qualifying wers; First
hoa,--.Clorer, kimble, Allen, Becker;
time, ~ 1 o,
second heat-- Bald, Kennedy, Curry,
VIII CobuTu; a.,
Third heat-3u,lsr, Gardiner. Gala.
han, Coulter; a 3'5.
-Four amNsur mile OPEN First heat
-Thome, MolNeeJn, DAnbetl, Stevens
Of Phlladeiphla, Miiiendogfi tlme,
| $3.50 SO.
sreond F,tchner, Ebsrhsril
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monANtIe srIrIpr.
A Count EiiI. himself ou Account OF
au Actress.

EuDA PEsTu, Aug. li,-ln social
and other circles little else IL talked Of
today than tue romantic suicide
anu funeral Of Count Arthur
Pslavloini, lieutenant OF husssTs,
who was buried yesterday. The
lieutenant, n handsome young fellow
twenty.One years VI age, became greatly
attached to Miss Ethel BarrlsOA, one
u the i've BaTfisOn sisters, tho well
known American variety artists whose
scsndalous conduct IN Berlin brought
upon them On order OF ext ulsion from
Germany. Count Palayicini sought
every way possible 10 induce Miss
Ethel to retain his love, but
she only laughed at him, Tues
day Count Palaviclni WIS found
dead having committed suicide by
shooting himieli with n revolver. In
the left hanu Was u photograph OF Misc
Ethel And slip NJ paper upon which
tue unfortunate mas mad wfitteu! III
beg Miss Ethel harrison 10 come 10
my ooillu and prtssa kisp upon IT,"
Contrary ~ expectation she appeared
at tho funeral yesterday dressed Ia
deepest mourning,
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At Home Again.

This morning the NEWS had call
rom Elder Ephriam l.. sauniers, OF
the Tenth ward Of this city, who 70.
turned yesterday ifoma mission. lie
lott this city sept l, 1894, and tot
thirteen aud bali months Travelled
anu preached In the Chociaw anu
Cherokee nations IN tho Indian Teri.
tory. The succeeding nine months he
laboftd In OtlAhtma. Elder saun.
dcts says hu was received Ia a very
kindly manner ~ the peOi ", aud his
lshGTs were attended with success IN
nndinr many VINO were willing Ia IN.
yosligaic the principles Of the Gospel
Brother bAuudein returns IN good
health ana spirit
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Kansas CRY. Aus. l4-A special
10 the Times from ~. Joseph. Mo-,
sayi' lnq1lfy has bcen received here
from tbs otleo Of the UuilUi States
cot sui AT Juafz, Mexico, concerning
James Il. Howard, u young man we'll
known mere, vino u reported to be ly-
Ing unconscious alta hospital nj Juafoz,
with two bullets In his lO1y. PfivAlc
telegtams received here say that How.
ard started from JuAItz 10 the CITY "
Mckee. a short distance out Of
JuaIcz he became involsI IN a Difficult
~ with several Moxlcans who attempt.
OF o. assault him. llu shot three ui
them aud escaped. Late ON thu came
night he was picked up by u Mexican
Central passenger train aud taken 10
Juas.E
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Chinatown have teen illuminated with
bright potter, ufdclaiming the tur'
pU.es " new society known a. "Hing
Chung Wocy," and ealing upon oil
patriotic Cinnamon 10 ucquaiut them
selves with she principles Of the new
order, and lend II their moral, physIcil
aud nnaucIal support.
The circular complains IN tile bitter
cst terms II tho Influence brought to
bear upon the emperor by corrupt
& III 1inls, anu aTccial reference II made
10 the vitefoy. lilo IA charged with
tfaitoT0us cOnuuot In connection with
he late war with japan, and incl
dents are cited NJ length ~ show thnt
III Hung Chnng's relations traded
their honor Tor Jtpsu'a gold during the
war.
Ihe mem tera Of the local Chinese
colony entertained n bitter hatred Tor
~ Hung Chang. Tue prtsiut poliii.
cal movement has Increased this
hatred aud those who pretend 10 know
the uihic Of affairs In Chinatown de.
clare the vicefoy would certainly be
killed II bu uamo here, /, II believed
III Hung Chang has been July I'D.
viJo1 OF this fact and purposes 10
avoid San Ffenciseo tot this totsOn,
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NANSEN'S ACCOUNT.
Scarcity Of Dogs and Canoes CON-
psllld Hin 10 Return.
VALUABLE scrrsrIfIc RESULTS.
Large Patches of Ice.lr,c Nu.t'-
The Meeting with jack, 90
On lee TlOls.

VAEDO, Norway, August li.-Dt
Manson says the FRAN dfife ed with
tue leo in a westerly direction 10 81
dogreos nnd he expects the vtss,l
eventually will arrive at Spitgboigcn.
Hc adds that wherever be penetrated
hv found the Ice be, ken. Latgc PATCH
O. " water were also found $500
meters deep. Below dorth Of $50
meters tho water was npnfCciably
warmer probably owing 10 the GUT
stream. R'cEy scars Of which tue ez-
ploUIs had no knowledge prevented
tho entrance into Olct fivut
for days. In consequence Of q scarcity
OF ioru Dr.. Nnnsou was compelled o.
turn back ~ 50 deg. 10 min. Tic added
thht n ho had been pfUvijru with "a
sufficient number Of uOgs and canoes
the pciu would have uoon reached.
Tho land voyage was the moot arIuguf,
but extremely valuable sclrniinc TO-
cults wcre obtained. 10 1873 d.
Nanfun reached tho north coast VI
Franz Joseph Land and built stone
house IN when he lived the whole
winter. Tue Jackson. Fatnswufth TX
petition arrived At Franz JCsbph Lind
tlu following spring.
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81 JosEIr, August li.-ThI6o
suitr, IN whicn sensational features
have Aliopiy developed, havu been
iiird Ia tnu Otiior VI the clerk ot the
the Circuit court here, Harvey a..
Brewer, administrator, N tho painful
In two OF the iuiis, and a.
Brewer, now HdminAiGator Is tue
plaiu,in iu thp ulLe. All seek to Te.
cover lao insurance Tor the death Of
Norman j. Brewer, who died, it IL
taiI, from an overdose Of morphine Ia
January last. Harvey A. Bfowor II
the falner Of Nofman j. Brewer and
Nv sliO administrator VI his estate.
Tue amounts II " sought to recover
aggregate slS,6Dl.
Tine companies sued are the Slalu
Mutual Lille Insurance Company Of
Worcester. Mass, $4,000; The Cove.
nsnt Mutual, $1,000, nud toe \ ttionAl
Reserve, .3,5UU. Young Brewer Is -
yeaIs VI age, and tue policies were
taken out last fail, but two or three
months before his death. Detectives
have been Of WORK ever since bis
death, The companies Will attempt
10 prove that young Brewer was given
an ovufdosn OF m1tphine. IL 10 cleo
claimed that the dead was user Of
morphine.
Harvey A. Brewer was formerly a
lumber merchant NJ Sterling, Neb.,
and came to this city u short umu be.
iotc his son's death, where he Ia now
engaged IN business. lie said Today
the allegations that he accidentally 0I
otherwise a1miuisteted morphine u
his son were entirely false, anu tina!
he would light tue insurance c,mpan.
les 10 the rnd.
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NEw YuKS, Aug. IA sps clal TO
the hsrEiu iOm PauAms, sayti
heiu by the steamer Newport from
town of Rama, On the Atlantic COST
% Nicaragua, was cUmplctely sub
merged during .Jry houIBby tue over
lowing VI TIC lauha " tue rlver'
5.qua anu Rama.
100 water Tufe 10 tho height OF 10
feet above the level VI tue Tiver banks,
aud tho Hood did damage to properly
estimated ht sl,ODl,OUU. Rama exports
great qupuuty OF bananas ~ the
United States, principally " way Of
New Orleans,
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NEw HAvES. Conn, Aug. 1.-the
Democratic state convention has been
called TO meoi In this city on sopicm.
Der lblh, The delegates 10 tho Chicago
convention were pfstrut NJ the meeting
~ thia state central committee aud ~.
ported concerning ther course there,
twelve 81 the fourteen having taken
no Part Ia the proceedings after tue
adoption Of the platform. Tue com.
miiteo on motion expressed IT. up.
lfovni oil the c1ufse VI the delegate
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A UTAH EXHIBIT.
~ i.s Irirs.M sip. iNps,ii. l.
Umal q J,mmiitc ii,r,.

= c1mait,.e o. twcnty.iouf cliissus
Of Omaha, including hunter OF the
city c,uucll momtufs from that city,
mo' with the rily Council aud cilizuns
Of salt Lake ior ,hu purpose Of urging
n representation iflm this State nj the
rraDs'Aiississippi exposition TO De held
In Omaha iu ls0s. Speeches wet,
msdo by tho visitors ami responded To
by local ciiigUrH who pledged their
support Of the movement To secure q
representation TOT Utah nj the exposi'
ton. The visitors arc much pleased
with their reception In Salt Lake.
They 10 10 Ogden ON the same err ID
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RErrnLIcAN aAmrAIaN.
military discipline 10 he Obs'rEsc-
rIan ot Organization.


CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE executive
Committee OF tho National wheel
meG's Mckinley Aud Hobart clup,
held meeting last night In their
looms a. tho National Republican
headquarters. Aiessrf, Hanna anu
Dawes Of tho n aiioual Republican
mmltoe were gessnt aud line OF
bell1n WIS agteei upon.
From the mass Of correspondence q.
esiyul from other cities, sueking infor'
nation, II ID evident that large masses
VIII have to DO handled anu nothing
Dut military discipline can accomplish
lhlb without confusion. The executive
committees has therefore adopted the
following plan Of organization;
Companies Of not more than nifty,
NOT les tuAa thirty, shall DO formed,
pAch company ~ choose n captain,
lieutenant, standard bearer and uugler.
livery Tour companies shall bp or
ganlLed into u battalion and shall
choose u M jr who may select bis
MIgs anu u standard bearer.
Every three bRllaliOna shall form a
regiment, Tor each regiment u colonel
'hAll DO uhoion who shall select his
Ngca aud STANDARD bearers,
luu executive committee shall
'ho1av htlgalloT generals.
/, anticipated 10 have n meeting
NCHIeigo VI all VI tho niembefs Of the
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IrcsoNi AtizInA, Aug. IA jis.
palch from Benson reports that tho
taullis who last week faided the in-
trfnhiionnl bank nj N0ghloi ambushtd
bhorlH L1hthCtwOUd and posse near
lhe Now Mexican line. Frank Robson,
u. 5. line fidef, WIN was one of the
posse, was killed. Tho bandits having
gained acctssions 10 ihslr ranks now
outnumbeipi the effects who are 10.
turning, bringing ,hV BODY VI Robson
with thum.
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b. LOuis, August IA special 10
tho Republic from Salem, Mo-, say
lno Thirteenth congressional onnve1.
ton met NJ $3.50 yesterday. Up 10 0
t'clgck lat Uvcuin; l1j ballots hal
been Cnbt with no choice. Tue lagi
b0llUt was aim 81 thr aatnu 10 the fret.
Tue nrst ballot wa: Cope 10, An.
thouy 10; Carer ~; Daring 10,
Dlckey 8, Lylot s., K1bb IL. Much
'xclitmuat prevailed. Indications
point TO Dltkcy, Anthony OF R)bb.
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srwALL.s snIrs srizED
A Inort 60 ntroy~r Money Alice
10 DO Dnc from Repairs.

40 lunrt 90 Uncover money hilrGs
10 DO Dne from Repair.
NEW YOniS. Aug. 1.-two ships
tsisuging to Arthur Sewali, the Dem.
tcnliu candidate Tor Nicu President,
Vsfr seized by tho mafahsl on lihols
yesterday niUfning, but were subse.
gutnlly released upon tho nllug VI q
bJnd. Mf. Sewali " tue head VI the
ffui OF Arthur SuwaN 4 Son, ship
bliIdcTa Of bath. hls prrlntf ls un.
known to the llbelanis VINO designate
him In tue complaint ~ John Doe"
Tue two ships, tue Ifoquois anu W. n.
BalcucE. were repaired July . aud
July 10 last NJ tue dty ducks OF the
John n. HCbblu company, OF this city.
lh0 amount OF the ban was isia aud
s5j2. The fepaliofs declare that they
have repeatedly asked iOT tho payment
" lhult bills, Out could gut no money.
a second attachment against the
luquolu wac obtained by Lewis DAVIS
guusf VI the bAIkenline T.. 5. Powell
which was injured IA collision with
the lTOquOia OH Long Branch ON June
= ana dan agUu, II 10 alleged 10 IA .
extent VI $500, tor which amount
action was Drought,