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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21
BUILDING Permit.

City Clerk Catlin today issued q
building permit to Sorenson and Nor
gan for the erection of brick resid-
.ence In Campbell's addition to cost
81 600
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

On Sunday morning Bishop Kendrick
will preach at the Episcopal church,
morning and evening. On the oc-
casion of the morning service the new
pulpit will be insugurated. This pull
pit is of cut stone, white Pachuca
stone. very handsomely made, and it is
the gift of W. 3. Woodrow. the insu-
rance man.---Telegram, Mexico City.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

A new and pretty style OF trimming
for light-colored silk skirts is OF mar
row black velvet ribbon formed into
great points, tabs or wavy stripes.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21
Fined For Drunkenness,

One lone star showed up on the
docket this morning and his name il
John Herbert. He was arrested by
Dryer for being drunk and down and
was assessed 81. which he paid.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21
TOsThe Public.

We are giving good livery service,
best OF attention to care of private out
hts-we will please you; try us-Ladies
drivers and fancy rosdsters for sale.
WELLS LIVE STOCK Co.
.. % 407. Santa Fe ST.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup hal
been used for children teething 1,
soothes the child, softens the gums
allays ell pain, cures wind collie and ID
the remedy best for diarrhoea
twenty-five cents q bottle.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

Col. Joseph HampsOn leaves this
morning in his special car for Iguala
to company the first through passenger
train between Mexico City and that
point. ----Herald, Mexico City.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

Cool and comfortable dining cars
on Santa Fe Route are obtained by
use of electric fans.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

Big reductions in -four and sugar al
the FL Paso Grocery company. Cor
ner Overland and Oregon streets.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

If you are putting up fruit this sea-
son it is useful to know that you can
buy Is pounds of choice white pre-
serving sugar at Watson's grocery for
one dollar.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

Effective bicycle hats are on the al
pine shape and are decidedly stylish
trimmed with stiff crepe aud upstand-
ing wings, or draped with plaid silk
scraf.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

Big reductions in -four and sugar at
the FL Paso Grocery company. Cor
ner Overland and Oregon streets.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

The Santa F'e was delayed one hour
and half today on account of a wash
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

This week flour and sugar at reduced
prices at the Ell Paso Grocery COM
pany. Corner Oregon and Over land
streets.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

Hoods Pills are the best fami
csthartic and liver tonic. Gentle, r
liable, sure.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21
DR.. RECHY.

Applies scrums, anti-tubercle and anti
diphtherfa by hypodermic methods. Such
proceedings are new in the science and the
only sure cure for tubercul osis and diptheria
OFFICER. Corner Overland and Chi
VI AOA' huahua Sts., No. 500.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-21

Good eating at Smiths Creamery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-29

New York, Aug. 2e-Thc following
patients have been transferred from
the Held hospital at Camp Wlkom.
Mon,auk Point. 10 the = u. smith In
Urinary no New brighton. l.. ~
c. n. Zimmerman, company ID. Nine
Aubrey MSrehai hospital corps.
Il = wansaen. Second Massachu.
aotia.
Joseph Kanawha. company d. TWEEN
ucth Infantry.
stephen woislcs. company II. Third
Infantry.
W I, White. company X, sixteenth
Infantry.
Dr. Jomes u. Doveraux. aclinE as.
siataui surgeon. Third Infantry.
Ice Arkermnn, company A. Twon-
fcih infantry.
Fourth infantry
l. G. Mcmahon. Second cavalry.
Andrew Brown, jerome Walters ana
George crucruA Of the Fiisl vaiuu.ecr
saNn,ry, have been taken 20 Roosevelt
a hospital train u two Pullman cars.
arrived in jersey CHy today over the
itnnrylNanla railway. carrying forty
SCR Soldiers ~ She Fourteenth New
York xelunicera. on urlpuFh from
amp Thomas 90 rUcupeiuta.
Relative ana friends % the sick
aaidicra were wultlnF % receive them.
me men who were well enough 10 talk
complained bitterly OF the traatment
th'y resolved az camp Thomas.
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Chicago. Aug. 29.-rhe commissioner
rnunl 10 the Paris exposition. Fcrdl-
mana W. Peck. accompanied by mem
btfa u HE family and stan, mas irft
i1r New York, whcrc they vii embark
On IA 1puralna next Saturday FOR
"ons " the principal objects 81 my
NAii % Parts AZ this time" said the
oomuiHllon'r general rs % try TO So
Gun hitillrlal space Tor American OK
AihAs, ! have already received anil.
cations Tor over 5000 900 feet % space
rom ln.cndlnE exhibitors. l am confi-
cent nat fhsll be able 10 seizure con.
tlgahls additional space from some
ol Tho Countries.
shan return probably In Noyom.
psr ana viii then begin the work of
",ellif llace b. exhibitors"
Ah ftck also announced TINT there
W nn longer any d1iibl concerning the
'.s.lln ~ ihe Lafayette monument.
~. monument will be erected" said
~ i9u may state that ~ a fact II
ps,onahy VIII be placed over the rCmalna
=. we famous French patriot aud
nNn " America In the cemetery
r. n,at ltis. Nothing has been decided
H., r,s4M 20 the government building.
wv wv w matter probably will be passed
Nh az aM early date"
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WILL REVIEW SOME $4,000 MEN
SPORADIC OUTBREAKS IN PORTO RICO
WIZ Soon Quiet Down-0cn. Brooke rr--
pairing To Move TO -. Ja-a s,,--
WIN Besomo sc,ere.

New York. Aus. gg.--A dlApatch te
tho Herald from Ponce aysi
"Details ~ the homeward movement
have been practically completed. Gen
Miles ana bis stan and eight companies
OF the Second Wisconsin volunteers left
ON Tuefdiy. The Fourth Pennsylvania
volunteers are 10 start home on
"wednesday. Al Of the cavalry horses.
guns and carriage Of batteries. etc.
OF Pennsylvania VIII leave on the Ais
slsalppi on Thursday, while the mon Of
tho th'tc PennHylyahia batteries and
the Third battalion Of the Second Wis
conain sali the same day ON the Con-
oho.
the mon and guns fine Missouri. IL
llnola and Indiana batteries arc 20 leave
on the Alamo Friday and the battery
horses on the uto ON Saturday.
Tho Illinois volunteers vlii follow on
tha Seneca and anosher ship not yet
named.
II has been arranged that the whole
detachment OF ah1ut 1900 mon viii
land in brooklyn. After resting there
Few days. they viii proceed 10 the
bridge. 20 Wall atrrcl, TO broadway. to
Fifth avenue and then 10 Central Park.
The mon In line viii b. commanded by
General Wilson ana General Miles win
review them.
Gen. Brooke n preparing 20 move 20
San Juan. ono hundred WAGONS have
been sent 10 him frm Ponce 10 trans
port supplies across rha mOuntaina. n
seems probable that he viii take all
the forces al Guantanamo. including
the mounted trnapa
keporif OF disorder continue Tho
authorities believe that the nuthrraka
are sporadic and vii soon quiet down.
GENITAL Miles win probably Issue pno-
oiamatlon calling Tor order and decree
Ink severe penalties for dlsobisilenee.
The trial by military oommlEalon
Of twelve civilian prlsonera charged
with burning the town ~ Colo begins
tomorrow IN Ponce. Cot Griffin. Of the
First volunteer engineers, VIII preside.
The prisoners. having mo- counsel. Gen.
Wilson hss detailed Major Walton, OF
the pay corps, 90 act Ia that capacity.
This IL the nrSi trial % CIVILIAN
by a military court since rhe Oocupa.
ll0r Of the island.
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SENTENCED THEM TO DEATH,
b., he Sentence Wa, Revoked m Request Of
General anderson.
MAY Bt A CHANGE IN THE PERSONNEL
or the Peace Commissioned Not. From
Russia Attracts Earnest Attcn.
tion Of American ouieials.

Manila. T.. l., Aug. 2s.-Major General
MrritL commauitr VI the American
troops. In conversation. has avowcd a
declaration Of policy. ana gave the i'm
preston that he IL undecided about the
possibility Of arranging to retain { he
Philippines, although personally he
SEEMED 10 favor that policy.
General Agulnaldo has court-mar-
Tailed the offenders In tho caylto anAir.
and they have been sntenccd TO death.
but 10 Is roportd that they ,srro after
wards rrpHovcd at the request Of Gcn-
eral Anderson. Tn lnsurEnts wish 10
send delegate 10 Paris. even n he l.
not admitted otho conference.
lhy apaniafdu arc aald 20 BE- iefraua-
ms the Americans IN tho matter OF laau.
ancc Of rations to prisoners.
Washington. Aus. ag.-Therc IL atiu
y possibility u "a change la the peraon-
mel Of the American membership OF the
peace commission. Up 10 this moment
II Is not yet definitely and absolutely
known whether supreme Court Judge
White viii accept the commission.
Mt. Macarthur. the assistant secretary
OF the American commission. u now In
New York making arrangements Tor the
htlllIg uf the commission On the Ian
OF september 80 that very little tine
lnteiNchca 10 make a change ln tho
body ln the event Justice White de-
ollnsa the place 10 ia suggested that
senator Lodge, OF MasaachuHuttr. Ia be-
ms considered 10 nll the vacancy that
would 30 exist
Washington, Aug. "a CIRCULAR note
directed by the Russian foreign minis
ter ~ the members OF the diplomatic
body at 81 Petersburg, has attracted
the earnest attention 81 the officials
here, 10 iH supposed from the terms ~
The note a. published that a copy was
directed ip Mr. Hitchcock. the United
States Ambassador az the Rusti4n
capital, hut 80 Tar nothins has been
heard 10y cable from him 10 that effect.
II u believed that Tho victory achieved
by the United States IN the late war /
was a contributing factor, Tor Ia the Z
" the note II Is aurmised /
that that victory made IL clear AL once /
a. the European statesmen that 10 |
maintain the balance OF power thry 1
would be obngd 90 reduuhlu ihuir "a
on account OF tho army and /
navy, olHt they might be- outHtrlppcl |
1y tho United states The oniclai mind /
here looks upon tho Russian project Tor
b general disarmament az utuplan al
mia time, ana while any statement az 10
NE attitud OF the United statos towards
such conference as thAt proposed IL
purely conlcctural ln advance of the re-
'olpt 81 the invitation, the Impression
prevails that our government would not
'are 20 take any active part IN It's de-
iberatlOnH.
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NO ORDERS HAVE BEEN SENT
From Washington, bui lic win Likely Meet
With Tho Peace Commission.
INSTRUCTIONS TO MILITARY COMMISSIONS
for Cuhs aud Porto Rlco IIa,. B..n
Drawn Up aud Approved by Pros
idsn, william neKinis,.

Washington. Aug. s.-Up to this mo.
ment no orders have been sent 70 Gen.
Merritt at Manila 10 leave HE posl.
II Is said, however. that the general be.
lng In command OF the military force
In the Philippines IL az liberty 10 leave
Manila and no where he sees nt In his
own discretion. II IL suggested by some
OF the officials here that the purpose OF
MS visit 10 this i0untry at the present
nomen, Is TO set married.
II Is entirely possible, and In fact
probable that being In the United
states and well acquainted with tho
situation In the Philippines, Gen. Mer.
nit may be designated 10 proceed 10
Paris as the technical adviser 10 the
peace commission.
This h prcauming that tho commits
alon viii continue In session for SOW.
efal weeks at least for otherwise Il
would not be possible for Gen. Merritt
To make the long trip from the Philip
pines % San Francisco. thence 10 Now
York by rail and then by boat to Paris.
II Ia regarded as essential by the state
department that the American COM
mlaaioneru have with them some person
thoroughly advised as to the military
una civil situation at Manila 10 assist
In reaching a sound conclusion. II was
the Intention OF the President TO AVIAN
himself Of Admiral Dewey's services In
thls manner, but after consultation
with that officer Il was believed u be
better 10 allow him to remain at Man.
COMMISSIONS INSTRUCTIONS.
Washington. Aug. 29.-The instruo-
lions 10 tho Cuban and Porto Rioan
military commissions were drawn up |
ana approved by. the President before |
no LETT Washington and are now ready |
10 be delivered 10 the presldcnt Of |
etch before he leaves The Instruct. |
ll1ns VIII not be made public but their |
general terms are known 10 be mo same |
ih the Instructions sent 10 Gen. Shat. |
Yer regarding the government on san- /
l,aso and 70 Gen. Merritt regarding
The Philippines.
TINS VIII mean that the military COM
iiltslon VIII take control OF Cuba ana /
forto RICO the same as the military
governor now controls that portion OF
Cuba snrnandsred 20 tho uhitad States
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whole CORPS g,l,, II e thought can be easily

whole corps. II Ia thought, can be easily
moved during the week.
The sixth regiment q. x. ", will 70.
main hero for some time. Tho Flrbtb
New York.now being mustered out. viii
probably leave FOR home tomorrow. Tho
Second Nebraska Il expected 10 atari
for omaha "wednesday.
The conditions In the hospitals nj
Camp Thomas are rapidly lmnrnvinr.
~ least hplf Of the sick have bf,,n ront
away and arrangements are being
made 10 send hundreds Of others.
The surgeons ana nufneu are now
10 give good attention 10 all here. and
n decided change for the better " every.
where noticeable.
Governor Black Of New York win mr..
rive at Camp Thomas this evening. lie
comes here for the purpose OF cxnmin-
inR into the condition of the New Work.
regiments The government Will mako
n careful Investigation Of all the re-.
ports that have boon sent out IN ref
crcnce TO the New York regiments. and
win ascertain II he can do anythinr
that will bcncft the boys.
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course u action during the coming scs-
SION = ig Understood they will not
support q radical campaign against tho
.u,efninent but VIII maintain the ntti-
,uue which they assumed during the
INST session Senior ltnhirdo. however.
.1 irnder % tho dissIdent oJnsatvh-
lN.H' proposes 10 employ every logltl.
nh'e means 10 ensure q debate upnn
.ii YueH'ong OF war or peace. Tho at
tliudc ~ the Cnrilata and rep,,i,i,.s,s.
,A MOI announced. but thoy can b. d..
p.nueu unun 10 violently opuoaa the
communication. n the Frenah ann
eassaaer NJ washlngton. NJ cnmbDn.
lliWafda w time the list " American
p,nce commissioners the cabinet min
e,el. 90 the meeting To- be- hold nero
tohirht viii deal with the gn,nish cn,,.
mission Tho ministers datiar, ihtt
ana Porto iilcun comfnlsalona ,y..,, 4,
obtain the best and most advantnre o,is
terms possible FOR spain.
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Minneapolis, MINI. Aug "a Pres
ten' MINI, special. says; ~. u. Todd.
tho cashier who wrecked the Fillmore
county bank. has confessed tho thofi
gt all he hanks deposit funds. to 81
u ufattan. one of his bondsmrn. Graf
ian told Todd that lynchIng WIS Inn
mlnent unless he made n fun siatrmnnt.
overcome by fear. he confessed that
Just prior 10 tho banks Assignment he
hhd takon All the money on N puait aud
luilNeicd u 10 former partner who ~
known IN "a Crosse. Tvs. The La
Crosse authorities have been asked to
arrest him, and furthr Developments are
expected. II develops Todd d q forrer.
a. snuripuH motto having turhcd up In
the hnnka papers. Todd Hrcfna 20 have
completely looted the bank and he
mpther-ln-aw'H estate. TIN feeling
against him il very bitter.
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BETWEEN CORBtTT AND mccoy
rNsrrss ROLL UP THEIR EYES
snd tiasp Their Hands In Holy Horror
hot the sports are obdurai- aud
wn Have The Contest.

Ysw YORK. Aug. so.-The world
N.Y.
mat the corbcit-Mccoy nEht will
come On on October Let. the now date
AIRED on few days ago. il a fact
rot now questioned by many sporting
mn.
mis- delay promises 70 be- AN advan-
iare 20 at least one OF the parties to
a. contract at the Hawthorne club.
A. september 10 drcw near the minis
ur purity leagues and many promi
~, tsrfonr In buffalo took stand
81 oisa hostility 10 the fiFht
To- mahhEer and backorn u the club
t,shrtd that all such agitation was
uieltil. that they were keeping strict
y within the limits N the law and that
ihtfsforo they had nothing 10 fear But
rAey were ureaay for all that. and the
agents who had tickets Tor sale In New
York were Mt swamped with applica-
tons and greenbicks.
Tho advantage ~ the delay II that
n Hawthorne people viii be- able 10
%; on an attraction Of good proper
tons on september 10 and thcrcby test
he ability ~ the afitaiors 10 close
thnm ur. This IL 10 b. the Ernc-L Law
iFne so fot the light weight cham
plonshlp It h rot believed thar the
Fporis from afar viii nook TO Duffalo To
&c this ngli % such numbers a. they
Will on October lot. but the local con-
tInseut ard the dcvotces nearby Will
make enough sur 10 cause the "Anu's"
10 take sciisn.
The rr1molcrf feel pretty safe. Tho
opposition adrted even before the Cor
BET, tragedy ana II In believed by I'M
partial judges that II viii see a natural
dm,h before he day OF the big battle.
The latter say Il h pretty safe TO pre-
elri that the big fellows will nEhi In
Buffalo unless they change inelr minds
Of hsir own accord.
corbti IA on his way east from san
Francisco aud la expected 10 reach
Afbury lark by the middle ~ this
vfcs, he Will md all of his trainers
and apnfrlng partners waiting Tor him
enf b. fore another tn days has elapsed
b. viii 0 DING no muCh hard work
a. Wapr he let on ~ unexpectedly. !
M Mccoy q at SaiutnFn ana viii |
rfiu qc active training tomorrow. tc |
eaftd UP little a week aro ana took 4 |
uip 20 nunnlu hut his ocnditlon dld I
net tuncr In the least.
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Wellington. AUG "a detachment
OF hi'eon volunteers FOR the signal corps
mas bcon formed az tho Waahingon bar
l'sks and win De sent TO Santiago In
a few days
When Captain Ices company n rir-
M hliNlce men wcrr ready q rail
rom Now York for Santiago IN the
suihuca On saturday, seventeen OBJ.
icctcd TO going. and wore dlachnrnei
Tho rest az Tho company IN m nm
ceodedi and the mon VINO have v9iun.
igofcd hero VIII take their places.
Inc company VIII take charge N mo
telegraph system az Santiago.
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ne.amlns reaeeini rnrnI,..

New York. Aug. ga dispatch On
The lifraii from Manila siyh. tndl-
cations are that fho naiivos are rcsum-
ING peaceful puranliH They are tear
lnE away che trenches around Santana
ana lArly 0n1 beginning the cultivA-
ton 0f the fcida.
Seven unarm.l Taglo soldiers under
captain on Security as noon were
arrested az San Sebastian. They We're
draEslng Hpaniad. bound aud
Kassed, along ihe street They said
u! Incy Were taking him gu, 20 shoot him.
ibt!F cir'ive Naa rUacurd by the
Ainerlotn soldiers The rebels had a
pas flFnci hy Col. Mnnianrgro, au.
thlr!zinE them patrol tht city.
some of IN ruh.iH IN Friday abdur'.
~ = woman frm Vlnnudl sfrnet. tntt-
ing with hcr small child four months
oli. The woman has not been sten
tlncs. The provost ofnoGrt arc on mo
lrai of mo kldnappcra
FiAna Tor the ranlnt'1n OF Manila
are Aims. completed.
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Kmed by nathinr Appnntu..

Chicago. Aug. 2e.--II. II. Higgins,
cashier Tor the ireasursr's once OF the
Chicago. Rock Island a Pacific RAN
rad. IL dead from burns received by
the explosion Of q vapor bathing aparn-
tus. by which Mr. Higgins was en-
dcavorlnr 20 secure relief from nay
fever. The vnpor bath had been pur-
chased In the hope that u would drive
away the disease. In some unaccount-
able manner the machine exploded
while MIR, Higgins was In ~. The shock
was terrific, covering Mfr. Higgins with
scaldlng steam and leaving scarcely a
portion Of his body unframed. MI
Higgins had been In the employ of tho
Rock Island Tor. eighteen years. He was
. years of age. a widow and two chill
dren survive him.
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starvation in Russia.

81. Petersburg. Aug. Blowing 10
the failure OF she harvesis In seven
districts OF the government Of kazan
aud IN the provinces % Slmnri1, sara
ton, siblrlk, Ylatka ana Permn. where
the cropB are almost worthless, and
oven the landed gentry are beginning
70 AJAX the government for relief. The
government u adopting measures 10
relieve the FuhercfA The dislress.
however, Il becoming more ncute every
day. The peasants are denudlng their
cottages ~ thatches Ia order 10 feed
their stock. In spite OF all shat can h.
done. cattle ana horses are dying In
great numbers This government Is
slow In goptlns tha relief measures into
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Washington. Aug. ar. T.. Kirk.
ham. the official formerly In ohare ~
the weather bureau AT New orleans
and whose sudden ight from that city
created a sensation some weeks ago has
been dismissed from the service. Ills
dismissal takes place August Ord. l..
Forest Oficer Alexander Meade. who
has been stationed nt the weather Office
ne San Francisco, has been Transferred
90 the New Orleans statlon,and arrived
there Yesterday 10 take charge, In
spector Reals, travelling Inspector for
the bureau, has been lnohafEe OF lhe
New orleans station since early In
August. aud Kirkham. after his sud
den departure. has been on assignment
% the Chicago bureau pending action
In his case
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o.yalrymsn Reach Jsr.sy.

New lurk, Aug, so.-The sixth and
seventh fertlons u the First United
States cavalry arrived In Jersey city
today from Lakeland, Fla. There were
ahou; 400 on the two trains. All were
Transported from Jersey CITY 10 Long
Island city % continue their trip 10
Montauk Point. The first ave neo-
tions Of the cavalry are at Montauk
Fifteen sick men were left behind az
Washington, and two died thoro. The
troops brought Private g. ~ Thomas
who Is accused Of having killed Private
Beans Ia a nght on August Is.
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Washington, Aug. 29,-The following
troops have been ordered mustered out,
Ninth Massachusetts from Middleton.
Pa. 20 South Faunlugh am. Mass whore
they viii be mustered out; seventh H.
llnols. Lexington, KY, to Springfield,
Firth Illinois, Lexington 10 Springfield.
AiNty-fifth Now York. from Camp Alsrr
10 iiunalo First Ohio Infantry from
Fernandina, Fla, 10 Columbus Ohio;
First Wisconsin from Jacksonville io
Camp Douglas Wis. Third i-1D.
unteer cavalry (Grlgsby's) at Chicka-
manga; Fourth Texas. at Austin. Tex.
az.
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rourKniesi.

Horne Switzerland. Aug. sa.--Dr.
John H0phnsln. an English metricai
.hsin,er anu hlH son nni two daurh-
isrs have been killed while uncendlns
iho pciis Dc Voislvl IN M canton ~
Nalaf, she mountains ~ which are
amonE tho Highest In Europe and
Whlch arr exposed 60 furious iarrarta.
s.nl frequent avalanche Tho parry
nid gone on their poriious "trip without
inc assistance " a guide. Dr.. HON
hln.on had Intended starting Tor New
iork on sept goth. the trip 90 be made
NJ was forming Tor the purty5ts ~ a.
veloplng his Inventions.