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OATES WILL BE GOVERNOR. S0ME SECI!r ' HIS ’ 1HI(V -
OLD NORTH STATE.
diphtheria bacilli. ■ NOW ITS A SENATE BLUFF.
THE STRAIGHT TICKET
ALABAMA.
IN
Its Only a Question of Figures—The
Vote Will be Much Lighter
This Year on Account
of New Laws.
Ctininniiii \Vil»«>u W.Hiiii ii * v■ • r. ii W. II
l*rovidi>«l finr lint i«* Mi* IL »M1».
WAsillMiToN. Ah !i. rii. i-• i* >..|iih
swrot histurv alniul a in ;i:t jii'lu' 'hip
just filled that ha' ii :• l«". i told.
When tho hill lir-f p 1 ' tli pn'idi iit
had in mind a man h>r ih" jO ic who.s**
Iiam** lias not ln'ini nii'iili 'i!'R. W iliiam
L. Wilson, tin* Hi.:ir,nan •>: th'- way.
and iiu-ans ronnniit' . ha-' I n told hv
his i>hysi('ian> that i.. ui’ r h nor Mi>.
Wilson ran to « njio • • 1 i "a|ili
in a rlimafr so ri.Lroroii' a - 'A * '( \ ir-
Trxas has hnini ivnoiiiimniilod to
THE
DEMOCRATS MEET IN
RALEIGH.
A New Avenue by Which the Mulrnty ft
Convrycil t» Iliiui4tiliy.
New York. Aug. !».—It has iNirn an*
nonnrrd at fhr hralth drpnrtnirnt that
grnuinr haHIH of diphtheria was fonud
in tin* rhrrsr whirh was ship|MHl to this
THE CONSERVATIVES PLAY A
HAND.
Thi Important Questions Before the rity last work from the Star ('rraiurry. What Confcrrccs Will Propose—If the
Convention arc Silver ami Pri-
marics to Instruct for
U. S. Senators.
giilia
Montgomery. Aug. 8,—The returns
already sent out have Ini n fully eon-
Armed. Oates and the Dnuorraf-; have
made heavy gains all over the state
which plaees his eliftioit Isyond any
question and dispute,
The senate will have at least eight
majority and the house not les- than 10.
Tic oflleial vote will make < >.ite<' ma
jority as nmoh as ihmi. and an in-
ereased Denus-rafic strength in IhiiIi
hraiehes of tlie legislature.
The vote is short of the IS!)-’ vote by !
40,000 or .Yi.iiOO, on aeeonnt of tie lew
clrs-tioTi law. tried for tie fir^t time. It
ia modeled on the Australian ballot sys
tem. and every voter innst jirejiatv iii-
own ballot.
jiater returns are all favorable to an
jjjej-easeil Iieui<s-ratie majority. Oite.
piffies by a gis|<( inajijiity a unuilter of
fhp nullifies |i|a( K<|11| parried in In < .I'. > .
The latior iqaktts few gains anywhere,
and they are small. The Denes ratic
ticket is elected by double to triple
•Tones' majority.
The lowest estimates pul it at •Ja.ooo,
while indications are that it wi*l go 10.-
000. Tlie legislature is safely Dellio-
cratie.
VOORHEES' INTERVIEW.
!♦ Pfn« N i:fr 4 t •»»• tll*• I’lMlflTflMT.
^ ^SH|.N|,'|,|N > dug H - |l |t(Civ. had
|(ceii any hope |hi|t an agreenneat might
|r yeaehed during |l(e day. |h.(t ho|s:
was ilisjS'UHl wh"|| Iho jllte]i\ ie\y of Mr-.
Yisulicea ]M-|>ai|||i pqpliis, (seiiaiorial
|<ielUtN‘|'S Ilf the e<illlejs-uee. of eolli'se,
d«s-line to talk alsmt the interview.
Yet their manner plainly iudieates tle-ir
displeasure and the eiuharr.i'siu^ ]si>i-
♦ion in whieh it has put fh mu. I'ireful
inquiry into the sitnation warrant- the
belief fliat the eonservatives have Is-en
solidified by flie interview, it- jnihliea-
ri .n having very mneli the same elT<-et
•il'ITl! I'ili.l III M( \Vj!-!'l IlV ili- l ,r •'*-
<|cnt. whieh was t<-a«i in the hou
representatives with sueh draucitie re-
•nits.
Ill the honse the -ellate aineiidiuents
wen* agreed Io. to the hills to'llhjeef
ips-euhack' a id national hank notes to
state taxation: to aiuend s«s-tions •flul
ajui •fMCI, n-vised statutes n'lating to
♦Up-i sitrvev .of pnhlie I; ml and f«n- th *
J»r«iii*cfioif'oE ji« pson* iMi ui'liUig lalsir
ktid material 'in the VOiistnn^lon' of
finildings.' A ■ •'ineuii;eii| fe-olutioii was
jigrlsal to direeting the si in tary of tlie
llTterior to suspend file o|H-lliug to tile
MUileuienl l: Ynacond.i i'eM*rv:iii.*u in
v lpj ida. .|.ne si iiaiy laji \>.a' j11 ,iI to
^Up'iid tlji. ||uai.auth|e ayf iif |s:»| liy iv-'
|tl*vini| eyi.uysiiiii 1h^i»' plying Ih I weei|
Onnai'iau and I’uited Slat * |huIs from
its o|M*rators.
By a vote of pki to |o:‘, tin- house rc-
cisled from its disagreei.il ut to the si n-
•tc ameiiilnieuts to the Indian appropri
ation hill relating to the r.ititieatioii of
treaties with the Siletx. Yankton. Sioux
*St'd Nc/.|sMees Indian' to pnn-hase pm
si»Mi of the!) •vii-.|M*etive r»-i i' ati*ins
♦bfa-jis- i h - i net', t»i pnall.v'iij.ss'jng tin*
Jdn ;tA far Vi' file lionsf 1 is eom iVin d.
>n Cliioejc in C<inL relic*.
*. * * ii r in-
Sti;|rtly afti't pi icelnek III* - taiitf eon
|j-j.es p ,ij|i 11 eeS' and (lie III in'.' (•( infer •'
jojiicd ilieu - as'iiciaP ' )t n jli|, flijjjri It
Vus lUifde l,ni|wn |hai ni.i|rii|ii|| \Vil.
Sou iiud othi t eiiiif' ies would a|ti<ud the
caucus. Jf was stated that the uiorning
meeting of the coiiferes had hrouglit
alKiut no eliange whafever on the taritf
situation.
PECULIARLY DISTRESSING.
tin* IMsastrr After timther iti Ihe I'.,^e
I ..tiiilt in Miir> l.iii I.
MAiti.iauto. Aug. K.—The family of
Rev. (M. Page, of ('• illington. baslus-n
^•'Ciiiii.tli initonniiiMi. i(qs snmniia.
,, Ml*. I'hge's s,,n in.law. tlie 1 ,e\, farl
♦frnnliner, is ill at the reetorv: a few
days ago he ria-cived a telegram from
Mexico annuiint'iug (lie siiddeu death of
bis son. Woods Page, and the critical
illness of his young wife, and if hours
•fter this auotlier telegram was received
Iselftmt „T the snn.iel, Iici|t(,. f,i,m hear,
fliaease, of Miw'.Mam) (iraiiiiiict*. only
•ister of the ill man. That afternoon
Mis« Lilia Page and Mr. Carl (irani-
mer's little daughter ilrove with Mrs.
Grainnier's nnrse to .lolm M. Bowie’s.
The horse ran away and threw all three
from the vehiele, eutting the little girl's
•fprcliejtd tVom tin hair down to the
roliilitioils
him as affording flic 1
for 1 mth. This fact w l.utiwn f > ihe
jiresident.
When the hill ec I'iug a -c \v judge
ship for thi’ Eight a riivn'l e one to him.
Mr. Cleveland . being inn! r i le- i :n;ires-
siou that the eire.: l inch' !i ! 'i'i \a>. at
K\i.cniii. Aug. l*.
state eoiiveniiuu met
-Till* Di •nioeratic
at u*hiii in Metro-
onee thought of :
;»p]i* *i
•it in:;
Mr.
Wilson.
thus gi\ ing him
;» lift
» ]> t
i; i-ia
1 iiud .1
new home. H -
tnr
Mr.
Wils, nt.
and the matter
Vi.tri
lll^ •
;! s k( *;
1 The
president's att t
it i« *:i
vr.' •* 1
r 11]
•1 to the
fact that Tex t- t
S ?H»f
in tli
1 * 1T
• t:!. and
that Mr. Wil-,
HIS
jinli*
• ’..!
-e I-vices
would he remh 1
:i| IM
j 1 ' *:
«i t
le- siint*-
latitude as West
Vir
r .i
l v :i • ideit
|Mi|itau hall. If is a full
nearly every eolUlfy being representefl
Sfafe ('hainna’i Sininioiis ealled the
convention to order and proposed .1.
Buxton if Winston a» temporary presi
dent.
Mr. I hi \ ton madi
Aftou, N. Y.. and which was seized in
a Washington street store by the direc
tion of the state hoard of health. The
oftirial rejsirt on the matter was made
by Assistant Chemist Beelie, of the
division of bacteriology of the health
department, to the sanitary stqierinteud-
•nts ofliee.
Dr. Beelie found the true linci-illus of
diphtheria in the cliys*sc. Fifty-one
House Members Don't Come to
Terms They Will Report
a Disagreement.
Washington, Aug. — Senators
Jones and Vest, of the taritf eonferem-e
convention, packages, each weighing fiO |»onnds. had coiuniittce. and Senators (torman and
ilia) v\.
vigorous .ind elo-
received W ith e||-
was ahandoned.
A LADY’S
R r
to ( 'levelaild
w.i- also his
It.iii-
ASSAIL ANT.
w \ \ lit-
X\ l%« i% t: »v : i \ I -
»»i:i .» I : . ii.
TaM.amassee. Aug. !*. Y ( ’ara L
fblldnev. nianag a of (In ! -1: gi’aph
ttttiei., who Mi!' ii'-.ml! ! \'f|!o going
from ihe o(^n••• to her hoi.i . went lii'lon-
Jndgi* Wlihlield iicd mi le da\ it that
Plliiip voll Wrlli-r. ii v. hill' Hoy. aged 1C,
years, assaulted her. A " .:*a-.int wa- i--
stleil and plaeed in Ihi- l!.!*e!- of Slierilf
Peace, who '< I'V-'d it on la< nov. He
w;is found sii
lie atTiiigicd ;is roon .is in-
iHsir in court.
' Ali'S 1 1 told lie , :i -' lil : . :
iii 1 i ;'iii| st rnef I s e,:
,ts'site passed 'i !••• ;:!f.!!!'
jndigniition ami ri *. a’d-
m W-Iir will
for the |»erp(ai.!inr id iit o'.;tra";c.
JAPAN’S MIN 1ST Eif-
w in wait
. rl, it e!uli
.I* i'll great
vr • oifel'eij
Mistido. " it., 1,
•*; Me
1 i
it N.iin*,
.', 11 ie-liti
■ e 1
W ISIttNGTON. Alt'.'.
I.!l 11
I- - li it dv
after the nnuoutie in-
i* of
t!i
", -e.l'l of
Mr. (loz.o rati-no as
.l.l)i:u
llli'li'lef
to this eoiiuti".'. it
- it «l ■
tli P Mr.
Kentiiro Kan ' 'ia I
♦his post 'I'iti w.i' a
be
■ i-t 1 to
: .1 • it i -
, , .- liji-tai..-
;iiid of th'- ti.im-
A telegfiim ha - h •
' ’ • 1 J l
! 1 V
•.»• •
at.' *ti-
1 at t lie
Japanese 1-gat 1
m » r:
‘ u
:b • ;ip-
]>oinfm< tit of >de. s
chief of th- dip' 1 .
b • '-ie'
! ' • 1
ji;- 1
!*i itrino,
• n of the
dep:ii-t!ii,'!i! I-,!- b,,'
Voy extl';i:*T-!it: E v
1 ;
1
1 1 , :
V . \
* i
III.- e:|-
t 1 1 iii-
potenti;iry tot ,. C
•it st
.\ nniiiorctl * i»‘ it
i,
r u
.1*.
v 11 \N'« . .M ..
if : i
at up in
got.d idit’tbriry. I'mt
t ; * ‘
.. t
( (*| *
i d rela-
iioi'i' whieh in.-
lUingre.'sm.iii l.im
-A-. L. Peel.. an .c
,'aiitv sti.iiiied
It *^*
imuls v im
Ipnl his pnlitirai ;;
|s s;iid ii, I,avi i,,
The Li' lug I -m -
t ’o|ol|"l I’ee ;■ - .
Ilf ill" Peoji! j. i i
and tlie ad mi e m
The Ti legr.i n. I v
II. Ellion, o! ’
■ i h •( - hi ex-
Wiil.-ol, iiad * ' ilonel
iliee ■ 1 ! •!-. a Vi MOW
c, ' i *..' 'i-. iii.
f.I ; ii H ' • J \ , 11 soil
-jiii..; i',n '!•!>. • eausi,
H tin i i Ich'ug >•1'
> jvip a pitMis'ie | J*y
l-ie I" > ■!i i!‘ • i It l-v-f
" V m l i I • Alii im-e.
o' W I'l's p iper.
n : - • ! n'e-id. at tj.
r ; : .t • '.Hi .tie •.
quent icldri
tliusiitsiii.
His eulogistie refi !- no
were long i!i>ji!au I I ;
compliinenfiirv uieiitio:i of N’.im
sum and Jarvis.
Til'* eonvigit ion v-.ili qomtuate four
supreiue I-Oiirt ind:: - iitl'l U 'title tr.M'-
Ufer. T'he iuemqhi-lli.s ot llleso ollie -'
jlilV e pi,, (((eM».'i! top
.\imiiig fim mit resting qne-t|ntis dis.
pltssed ilts'ii '•ilvef plunk and the ques
tion of primaries tot' the ili'lnietiotl of
inemki't's of the |egi*|jitnre for Huitml
Stiltes senators, tie r ■ Iteillg tw • to elect
in Janti.arv. Harniouv. so far. prevails.
A T. \ ihh ( onY« nfion |i<
Hm.vestox, Aug. b. —The latest ad
vices received fro;'l tlie eoiigressioiiij
conventional Hiill ij'yi|li. ;.i..t..o that
ilf the lolielllsii.li of th" eighteen iiutl-
Uyed iitnl eighth ballot, wltieh stood '.M
for <Ti'.'sliam iiml 'ft for Lote. th-eon-
ientioq iidjoyriied until III q'eloek it. in.
pefot'j*. iti.- het In)lot w.is taken, tie
Liipe de.legat s slate 1 thill if t jl'.''h.lm's
(lel(.git| s 'yo.td'i yithdraw* tlr''hitn
|in,t11 tho t-aoe., ;pe| iiGtniiliit" litajor M.
MoP. of (t llv>‘st'111. fll 'V would sup.
(H.r? him snlidly. Tiiis th" tir'slui'n
delegates reftis.-d t > do. and th • conven
tion, app.u uily, liopd '"Iv dcadliM-ked.
MORE FIGHTING.
Til© (•«»! on nnl
'(•iiiicol Viclnry on
• ( *'•
T 'l\ • H "I . 4 qg c>.. Addiylqtcd h;it-
ih s. h.o •. i» ■ i| pMight pel\\-e(>n the Jap*
iinesc ami ( hines,. and the latter ha*
been di'f. ated. Setlvioan liasbi.en taken
' by lit" .liipanese with trifling loss. Tic*
('hiiiese. in this engagement. lo*t a *u
killed and fh d in tlie direction of K*>-
shiu. The .liipatii'san* i'i |>oss-..siou
ot Yoshiin. An imp rial ovdinanei just
issued ]M i'miis Mom s, ,,, ie. i !•> iii .Ta-
f.iui > n .s.ndit’oSi • that' ! th y engage in
}i" teefi;i l |)i'ir * lit v '
i The gri iife i e\"if, tie nt prevails ai
J'okio i!ml iif oilier lat"'" towns. ;i> lie-
tT'stllf of tlie vs of the .Tilpauese
jf'H.ps. liuinof . h'jW'ev.e^. i I'■ j.UrnMIt
jiete jlpd tie, 'tid'ite'si. q;i\a! j. iivc-
Ititve 1* i.q itd'e tp-q in • ugag," e-ql ifly
{’hinesj. ,varsliiii..
W'.t nl ( «• ? ’ 4*1 |» *1 • |» Ml.
W'sitlNtiToN. Aug. t».—S- vi gid hun
dred letters eourainiug lend'M's of
vice to I'e .liip tm-se •..I.'eltllll "If ill file
present war wilhCliini have reach'd.
liccit sliip|M'd to ii cniniiiissiou house in
this city. The entire lot was seized by
Inspector Fuller. Dr. Roberts, after re
ceiving the report of Assistant Chemist
Beelie, ordered till of if to lie immediate
ly destroyed.
This is the first time that the germs
of ii contagious disease Inis lieen I'onttd
in cheese. The state Iniard of hcsilth
had a •*atuple of the cheese from the
Star ('reiimery examined, and found flic
bacilli of diphtheria in it. The lioard
pf health of this city wtis notified to
>cj*c the olltire lot si'Ut to the Witsllillg-
toll sttiHif iHiiiimisslon house. Assistant
Chemist Iteolii* grew culture from the
H|H'eillie||> of the elavse, atltl found it
contained the true bacillus of diphthe
ria. Tlie germs were alive.
The fanner who
the dairy from which the cluvsc was
made had a fatal ease of diphtheria in
the family: he milked the cows during
tlie time the disease was prevailing, and
in that wav the germs were conpoqiti-
cated to the milk, qqd they lived in the
chces, ,JpH 11 hud Ih cIi inanufa' turecl.
ROYAL NUPTIALS.
TIm* In I'riiM'D
>1 in . tVt<*t'«t|i|i }{i
PI, Pi.Tr.ipitu i»g. An ' b Tin- wed
ding of the tli and Dm h< -s Xenia,
iliiitglitef of fh, ezar, and tic- (iraml
IHtke MichiC'lovileh W.I' eeleluat'sl a*
the inqHM'ial paltiee at P"t< ihof in the
presiMiee of the imperial laniily. th"
queen of (ireii'e, I’ljnee Clll'isliail of
Denmark, the IViuccs* of W.iles ami
her diinghtei's, the Brineesses Victoria
and Maud, and nuim roii' other n iqlier.'
of royal families amj iji-tpigip'lt’ *t p' t
sonag, s
•J'ly. ((t-abd Do* le-.s \"iila is the elder
daughter of tie ezar. and only lb year*
old. She is of gentle di-p )'ition. is
inueh devoted to her fatle t and i* said
to he the only mcinlHM' ot the roval tarn
ily in g,Mid liealth. In featnr, s she re
setnhles her fatll'M'.
Smith, acting on behalf of flic conserva
tive senators, held a meeting just pre
vious to the convening of the eo:<f"r-
.ce and. it is understood, decided licit
♦he time had arrived when the confer
ence should come to an end eitlc r by
•green*' nt or disagreement, and that
they ar, agist a program for bringing
ttlnint th s result.
This pr aui its detailed wtis in have
the setiiiti c*mferes do their utmost to
sectiii' all RgveetmMit at the niorniug
cotifereuee and in case of failure !>> urge
that a disagreement hr r"porled withoal
further delay, and failing to seenre the
consent of tlie house inemli'-rs to this
plan, for tii senate eonferi's in th • - n-
npplied the milk to ntc ttsk to be dis, barge ! front fit'!!, -r
ctmsidertifioa of tlie tttrilf hili in e,,urer-
CIICC. Wllel Mr. .loues AVJIS ifsked iIs lo
the truth of (his report, he neither r,,:t-
til'Ulcd nor contradicted it. hut simiilv
said it Wits impossible to say what might
happen.
Tlie cmifcri nre adjourned fm lunch.
Mr. MeMillen sttys there is now :«
good prospect for an agHsHuenf in a
day OT two and perhaps, sooner.
Senator Smit at left the room of
S< Mia tor Vest. \\ lieri' la* had be.mi in <• m-
fertMie«* for a long film*. He authorized
the statement that he believed there
would 1m- a hill reported at one *.
He declined to state anything about
the details of tli • ■ uroposed e >tnpromi
but intiinated tiiii there would i,-little
deviation from tw* mait- > tiat" hill.
The Republicans will probably h- m>ti-
lie,J t,f ;; pn* ling, of the full eollfetvncit
lo Ih (Silted tomorrow,
fir m-* WIM
The Repnhtieau steering eommil tee of
the S, •mite holds frequent sessions ami
I Iif )♦*< <41111 | > I 1114 I | ♦ 14’ S »1| I II'*' 4*il III prllifll
fttld pi.it fol'lll of ISb *.
After the discnssi<>a of the resolntions
lutd progresse<l some time, (luring which
Mr. Wilson defend,-d the position of the
holts" eon feres. Speaker Crisp was re
cognized by the chair.
Cl'IMl St illlips It I leilil.
The sjwaker sttid tlnit hi* was glad
♦ hat the caucus had bren call'd. It
gitve I he Democrats an op|M>rtuntty of
meeting and expressing their senti
ments. He always attended Demo- l
fratie caucuses, he said, and was willing
to he hound by their decisions. lie
thought it inadvisable to adjourn the
caucus to another lived day: a eaticn-
('onId alw ays 1m- ealled whenever it was
necessary. If a reassembling of the
caucus wjt< fixed for Friday next, it
Would be equivalent to saying to the
coiiferes: "If you don't agree by that
time we shall instruct you what to do.”
Are we going to instruct tinun to agree '
to the Semite amendments:' If so we
might its well tlo it now.
Mr. Crisp said In-was confident that
the house would stay here :{it. <Mt. or
even bn days, rather than go home with
out securing fit" passage of a satisfacto
ry and acceptable tariff hill. The effect
of the Hynmn resolution, if passed,
would he to take the house from behind
its eonferes. and impress the senate cott-
fc tv. with the fact that all they had to
do would he to wait ti we- k ami th,*
EN ARE iii MUTiNY
THEY REFUSE TO I' - ./' i WITH
THE SCABS.
William Bam .
sp.jccij and Hi
Private
Make:
fades, to a Man Lea'
lie
Cum
in t Me
I \ f D > J11 .
house
confer,-s
Would come
tilth
mm.
The It,
it!'(
• Cot lie
res. In- said, w
','1*0 (
hi i-
♦ led to
, tin
- same
support 1 he St
•mite
h;ul
so far
piv,
•11 its ,
•! illfi'l'e*.
The
C* »
nferes
Wife "idling
to S< •!
i*urn
iiii tigr
vetneiit "ltd no other a.
•I iol!
Wil-
lieeess
ary
. H-t
thi-m ith he -. ’
Pier,
• :irc
in.
*n
ill the
senate who
favor
t Ih*
house
hill
. W,
idl "iint to
g, > In
imn.
hut wl
llile
we ar,
• "i'iting for
the r
iirhr
kind
of
a hill
Wl-i'iltl best
St-rVe
our
country by .staying he,-,-. He went on
t<, say that coal, iron ov, and sugar
were not the only imp,., mar items in
the hill. Th,-senate had increased the
rat s on nearly all of tin- re't- dales and
many concessions would he secured on
these if the confer is were permitt'-d to
continue their work.
Tie hoped fig- fh" reasons st:,;,- ! rhilf
tli > fesoluI loll Would h • p.: *s d, inttsmuch
its. Vtr. Wilson was still hopeful of an
agreement. He him-,'If *,'a- ii*e’im-d to
tin-i><-lief tltar th" agr -etn vit would 1m*
made inside of two weeks, an 1 that too,
»>1 m,ii a n port- that wmhl pass both
ll< Htses.
A moment later a v«>i.
“What's the ns, of d<
penk'er ('risp—Weil.
S
e was imard:
-ing anything?”
!t it’s agr!-<-ab|e
move that
a
during the morning held
considerable importance in view
various prop-,sit ions that hav
ston ot
of the
• Ir-en
t lire item ai i*i the senate by the D"'u,>
ertlts. title IH.liil lioilit ,1.1 . |.,.i"tte;d!v
agreed up,,i' tt"piiii|ie,ius tliink
. if. | , ,, , , , ’hill ,1 4* llo time to del,ate I It (I’i felll e
(.land Duke AI, v.mde, Miel.aeloy^ , ^ r . ||lks
de-eiimp
on all sid- s, I am ta atly to
the caucus do now adjourn.
Thereupon, Messrs, iiyuunt a’ul Liv
ingston withdrew tln'ir tvs,>!iitions and
die rattens ad journed sine die.
REALIZING ON CORN.
(’tin ago. Aug. b
♦he day at I’nllm- •.
coiujiiiny M • ,f t a • ! ’
with minnnii>u v.
Lieutenant It,i-a ,• i ,
Up f'. til ' big 11!
the lawn I,, : i; ! !
There the CO! my -
of Sergeant t . ,1,.
Citni!'to In', i!
they V.'I r * !!CIi: : "I
Witllitl fill, ;! w ii • e '!
file I’lllhli a , j
weiv ;i |,ari
Tin y had
soldier 1. e
were id '.: i o : •
the pra lie • h . ’
way last \., i . i •
eompiiii''. the . 1
d, el; i Vi lie' " it
h>T of the e lie!,- '
ell I lane, and . it;
‘•As velunl,
('oinpaiiy m ■
of llliuoi-
tluit it is .: i: •
comp h- it- ; • ,
triotie an: ] :
My sert, ’ ,' • - el
s<iciitf" v. it' • 1 1
them a t.
Tlnr v.-e • ■
from Byrii'
Co, >k s a a ri * i i : !
Ktreet ' ltd br ,
"We vrtI:
Cl! ] e'i Vilt e
that all ii. .
kept OUt."
Tin- w* t'kt:'
out ami t!,.-
caving it-
hi-rcafter he
selves.
THE OTH
Tin- si itsaiiou of
was tin- refusal of
■ d iitfaittvy. to eat
n-it. At I :b(t p. nt.
’ i ■bed c :,n’.: a v M
:e that stan on
■ • Mot; ! Flor- m-e.
! ft in cotttiu tnd
, u tic- coiiift iiiy
h" te,,t i ut ranee
., - v i wo ru’.lcs
nie.a einnlov,• •• <if
ih ’.(»!* \ mon
i- -i'e ■ j;-; ' hit - ' 'll.
I !
' I V
■r i ■
u —
El:
I 'In o’, ami I ■
t|, l< Mil t ll s' III ' ,f t he
I ie V j t eh. t||-
the leg ii loll
m-arlv ,-v-.: ,
In re.
liar* <•
:i rl*I «• %’» ♦ rl « !:
in ITI I I*' I. e I,'.. ■
Jlarl *li-w ork« -
fieles of ilieorpo:' !1 "
tar' ((f sl;!l- ih- >i
jl/R'i..-. j gbi.e
|sait(, - m. V» . I <
ftrizzolaia i ii
,(ll (jf wliu.h Ini' I, a
business of (he col
and sell m ll-tile aii i
Kansas ami i In I mli.iii
•U'e of :
In dbt- '
> ’ ’
' was
Mtl-.
at (im
• •'ill,
fid-, ii i
ill t a.t!-
. nnd 1
■ of men.
if (1 -sii'
■i. iff
New < tideipp
K i • '•
'•> Ati'.ei.K'i
Ills To se
:*vn nit
Pit If nese or .
lilp Ele :•
• STY if
■iam •* mdious
;itv at v.
;»r.
ib -d.
i < r -il, i'e.
Tb. -y .-on, from
ib - \ aid -<1' Kt it,--. 1
■ n 1 *■
ifoll! an e.\ e ill
'fi *'■ • oucriugt^
' ■q ij Vegiiq-my
U(tV ui.((.. ..qij
,, a 11 oif"iise for
In-r iii the Ciii-
whil-- th - t wo
that tli- hift-r
ti i, 'tud -r .-(Uy niivn ti
ls an iiid
Itis cousin In ii^
x\i,.,n Duk,- Michael Nicol.
czar’s uncle.
' Tin- hridegri•out 'Viis a lii-iitemnit
.-ilxiai'd, the Russian w;iiship Dimitri
L)oii-*koi when sin- wj*, Xi.w \nrk
(luring the l'’,liiiu>u;in \a\ai) i ".lehra-
lt,,i,. Hi. ts i( iqtliliirv o.lh",-* :il>n. Iieing
id'-.cjpef tip-. Si-vuty Ihirri < tanc-an
infantry. H*' ri nitto V'-tt--«il'l* I Ilian
liribvid'v
FEARFUL COLLISION.
A Wagmi I ..eta of K«l'lir<loiiUI« •Itirl-il
from a llri-li;.-.
Bta.I.MRE. O.. \llg. b. _.\l« I Meet He
car collided v.'itl, ;i wagon eont.lining ’■*
pets,ais, which wtis returning from a
picnic, about tqidniglit. Tin. ue.eidci^v
<K-cnrr.e(l oty Whisky. Htyq hv.u|gG. .
ot.pit-.ii wa
-sell tti.n t-> iiiittitig -e :ar o-i th"
A proposition thi! h a - 1m-'-h niad-to
imik" sugar In-e. was also dis, n-.--(l itinj
♦lie liearing ii would have a;-,-.!! •!.- -u---
(•»•'> of tin YU.
t ll'essed
lie list tli (ut, of tin Louisiana qa-
lot's Would b. lo-t to *l|e lull: bill that
IVffer might V' 1 ! for It. U pttblieiiis
Ktv that If the prop,, itiou i-ma le to
put sugar on the fr-,- li-t. it w ill fee-, v
the siip|Hirl ,>1 n- iirlv tlie e'liir - U- pub-
lil-illl side.
Tin- lioit',- pas - d V-- ,r,a,iii ,,:>,.ii.
HMII. the bill to p :\ I*. '| I to ein- ~lir--
♦ y for < .1 ot , |. XI ai ' s ! .'I! Id e ,|' •;-e.-
•‘YU*,,, in ik d an ,.n tin ii ippaban-
imM*k river in \hr iuia
linuieiliale!v i'lteiward- Mr. ('at,h
ing' from t n i-.,mmitp', ,,n ■ 1 -|!. p..
ported a sp eiiil .rd- : -atpiL- a i !• l!fi.
iT'V fpl rir- i'|l!-!*f If-Oil o! bills f|,» SI
pif voiionlit" oil ),:il>i!. building
yrtS'iiuds ami tie- n. \! I,-i !-i-in-s
WU'.sing tlye, YYjyeJrs qf rit'* \Yh*'' l|iig utid from tin- l oinmiit- -ai - laims ’ , ,'h"
{V.Haiic. hjh-eirii. v-itilw-ii.v. t*|M-ciiil order iva- adopt,-
A i.!i»- in charge of Motormaii Me- In tin-semif* ih" eonferene, i-e| on ,, M
(’oniiaghy was being run on ii supposedly | tin- ludian :q-pr,.priaiioii bill was
M-nted and ngreeii t-,.
Tll'll-I'er I’liivs lloilv Gun
W.VSIlIXtiT- >X. An :. 'i'll ■
♦eefives who. i i • ■ T' ■ a a
President (' trno'. <> Fr ;a 1
eninpanii-d tin pre-id id ,.a Iti-
drives along tin sub ir! i r,
now doing r-i-nlar Tat
-.rf;si<’i td tal. ■- la- • : i ,
|jom ieln s upoa 1 ,!ai o i nis
•eev'-tat-y, hu pi,.-
Si«nt«» (ilv n *»»> * fc
Lyons. Aug. !> (' i
• SSassill of I’l'Csille'lt <’
sisfed in his refusal t-*
tn the court ot <•. • i-
of apfti-ei hiti ttig 1 a i(i
>vriv sent t-- I*.*i‘i • f-,:' i
President ('asjmi' I’.a ie
ention for Aug. 1 .
U<-rlM'*l ihi
W isill v;'l - >*'. Aug.
Refi left i' IM i-ii.l'in g t
governni'.nt <•
rtmif in',,, pi t if - o i‘ M's
A I rem-ti i:ii|»l<>ri r 'I nr •< r",l.
Tu n Tsi\. Aug. b —lules D-ntril d*>
Rhim s. tin- «tnitn-ur Ft--m-h e.vplor -r.
has been niur.l, "-e,l id Tliih t atid his tlie car and flic wagon vva* oomplefi-lv
body thrown into tin-riv-r. Th • Fn-m-li
envoy to China ha* it-ldn-*--d a ji.-ofesf
to tin- go.,tiinn-nt, dem iinliu-: tin-r--
h-itr track, when it enme tip it; tin.
wagon at full speed, hurling it off the
hl'i'ig! with i»U its o-enpinrs ;md the
four Iiovnos. There w.t* a sheer fall of
SO feet. Two of th*' four horses Were
killed, the others crippled: eight of the
passengers were seriously injured and
thi- others more or less hurt.
Emmett Pickett, rite driver of the
wagon, i< not expected t-> live. Both
co'cr.v ami r t urn of tin- ttttf, rtuuat-.
nan' - body and ><i| -t ’4 h'.* •> , tV , t.''
jt <, Oi.in iiiU-, thili 1 In,* ( .uni-*■ g-,iV'-rq,
|lt<Mlt eial-i- iiti jipo'iigi- for the oeciU'.
J-eliee ami
tioii for
niitn.
pt-ov Etc a prop -r c >mp'-nsa-
the fiitnilv of the murder,-<l
into, tlm
ha* jH-r-
an ;qq»";i!
I the tillji
:ti pip M's
-!ga it Ui- • of
i-ig his exi-.
in
I nili'd lo
SniNGIIll. Aug. b.—if is otdejillly re-
tMiried from Tii-t* Tsit- ■ h;p Jn, ^ffiats
c* •i"so it; it.itii • nsut ‘ l(u *«|:i to hring
fill s -ttlelll-'lll o! ill • dis.
P -ii
T'»m r.
.-lb-illt a
pm s 1, tw. eu <'himi and .Input have
iiiih-d. ( a:mi is wiiliitg to pay indem
nity. but sli- refit* -s t-i siinvtiiler In-r
snz.er.iinty ,,«-r Cote;i. Tin- Chinese
gov- t nti,- ii' h,- !-lo-!-d Ampittg and
ligldb-
•1 -
<ai tin I'd iml of t' ( a
1 * * *
furhf dV^. "a' fe,ti|,|, gi.-h. The Ul.v-t. ;
.wa.seijf !j(|d hiS|ri((l'. ijidi Mis.' PngeVV H-t)':"-. -o. • • t*
pupofj wilh a fevy bruises * 1 ' ” yvwk qti Dt" D«„p! in. tin
- |n8 i*t N'-.w-poi!. ). 1
in
Logl llil,
111.' II'X t
■t stop hn.
>0 friars iif r'iM4ii«,tial 'fruuMti,
laOMMtx. Aug. is.—There is no fear
• tilling tinunciers that fin- Chinese .lapn.
fjese tnmhh-s will i-iuisa- Eiiru|M-;iii com
plications. Except fora drop of a feiv
pointsi11CI1ino.se and Japanese stocks,
♦lie market shows a ltetter tone gener
ally. Railway atid foreign securities
•tv linn, though flic American railway
■stc 1: nre oxccpfionsilly idle, tin imm
-yji'l* :l ^'AV Vli'V'I'lVLc
fi'ltri.
. 1 TTin MriOllts iif Ilia- Nation.
F( ht Monroe. Aug. 8.—Tin- national
••ssi5-jjitioit-of dentists, which hi-hl its
meetiug last year in Chicago, was culled
♦o order iit 10 it. in. Alsmt IMMi was pres
ent. Ih'. J. D. Patterson, of Kansas
City, president of the association, road
♦'is <id-- -s wj,j» jj r 1- t'jjerrt tj • '•*
:uajiio;Y-. If | l .. i t-. l t pqiqiniM 1* ;.*|(i
»CH r *-i- bn - i,*• - « eiini' 11 fh . "ion,
•p,.i <
1 It** II «»I|N»
Cut, \iio, Aug. !)
! »v •»r n It.
-\V«»n! \v;is rfM «
ft'otn illl illtt iiellt ie sOUtve
♦on thiit I he ad ivqiiiri ug
own and op I'ill,' ;!ll . lei pn:
cars would pi-s tli h.,ti-'
a vote iit this session.
Another ( nj»t;ri
d Veil
in Wa-bing-
’Milroads to
: ami dining
it it eiinie to
<1
ClilH,. r.|.|l l :M,:l.'« I'llOt,
O' lti.f*. Aug, b,—In it eonyersation
with it v riitoi- to Y.-tr/.i 11. Prim-e Bis
marck said that ho o.X|n*cfi*d litlh- gissl
tfom interu:itiomil action iigainst iin-
andiisfs. It each state would nianage
within it own frontiers to prevent tin*
fortuilion of tilots, quietness itnd order
Wrecked.
Mr. Curtis fa. Vtat Tlaivtin:
,, , . . • • • •• . -• •••■
AStllM.fi H t4g. N. l-tisil-ge Curtis,
lo m liom Miss May Stevenson, tin*
dtoightor of the vice president, was re-
ported to hitve liocii (•ngaged. is now on
his way to Bar Harbor, where the Ste
venson family is spending flic stimiiier.
The story of the engagement, together
with file statement that the 'he pn sy
dent had ordeird Mt. y.t,ttp, tq’iUseon'
• nn * qp- aucfftVui to Miss M;ty. was
/irfiitiwl two wis-ks ago iitnl detil'-d by
the young lady’s hrotlier. Mr. Curtis'
dejiartun* for the Maine sttninii-r resort
has caused considerable gossip.
Will llrnort nn .%nnr of Annri-liUts.
Rome. Aug. 0.—Six amovliA k N iv'p,
AiTcsu fy qhiy. UiildJu'g a Seen 1 ia,nfet.
fityye tp*M;. B ts estimated that ’.‘.(Mid
(tiiare.ltisth arrysfeil iq tin t'.'tiiri of the
last fw»i months will Im-(le)Mirtisi. A
group of .Vi has iM-en iilreiuly sent to
Naples to embark for Massowa, in the
Red soa.
IC©p»«lr« for the Athintu.
Newhiut, R. I.. Ang. b.—A new
crank shaft is to Is- put into the cruiser
Tile president sent b the '- Mate the
liotiiitiiitioii <>1 Lari/. Amier-o:i. of ()lii,,.
to Is- secretary of tii i-nihi.sv ,, tlie
United States iit Rome, Italy.
CRISP IN CAUCUS.
TIm* <hort \N «»rK 4»f ih • |;f.
forts to l In' < 4t:ili rf*
\\ .\siii\t;i 1 > n .. J io. fhi
^ti iiiiiL UjnMti*. tfc in*.»♦•••«••lino's in
i*»i»Hress, sluce the taritV bil! Ii i-b -ii in
the ha lids of the coil fi Tice ♦, mi j,iit I ee.
was the eiHiens W'lliell "• |S li- ln b> lie-
house, it|hii 1 the rilli s--riuv,i bl Mr.
Bynum.
It Wa* tin-see,ill, 1 ,'!V<:|'I. lea,!- 1 Mi.',
« Week, to (Irivi tb, I , ( 1 ■
the confen i.< < ,.<.npiiitt, •- Id.mi tle-ir
bem to terms oil t he
Tin* Adv.'iiu*** Wus rt»o ISniii.l ti> stair! for
Any |,«'(♦utn ot I imm*.
Ctte *w<*. Aug. s. Titer,- was an mii-
nervous fel ling p,-i'\a'ling th"
corn pit during the curly hours of
trading. The exeit--im-nt w;tsa!t:i, . t a
great a* itt any tiim- y, st, rday. iilthongli
the tiMidi'ticy w;t* doivnw;,rd for (ii'ii-:-*.
Th< r«' "it' free realizing by th-, who
had profits, th' si-utiMteiit hi'in:* th:it too
miieh steam was on yi-ster lav.
h'lm-fiiations wer" wid" and th" f-n-
st<«M quit!- it- great as wh*-n th" s -nsa.
tioirtl ii'lvitnee Wits iirid ". It was a
treacherous market to trade tn itnd
loss s that se-Mui-d enormous were tirrle
in :• twdtikUng. The "h inges in price*
iturite; the Ih-sf hour ;tnd ;i i 11 1 f cover-ed
a range of s 1 .* c.-nts on S -jit -mber and
the points mi May at the end of that
period quotation showed a th "lin ■ fr-un
la--t n'ght ,,f-nt'on fonti":'mid 1 d I
ee'*’ on 'le- latter, and wlr-at ami irafs
siderably lower itt sympaiiiy with
corn.
>Ioi'i* ’MilN
Pi ri'si'.i i:g. Aug. b.—Th,- Mithoning
Valley iron mills are running aft-r a
long period of idiom-**. Coleman &’■
Shields, ol Mil •* t t.. li tVe b ■ -II idl • a
v, ar: tli -<'d'ard. < >.. rolling mills hit*,
been elo*e,i ',\ im nlii ' Pr,A I’,HI
11,-1'. of \ , Ittll! t • y j< f. , In,b--n off
in pm", .'j •• 1 eat-. Th'-v are ail run
ning tn full.
Cmrv.o
not b" 1 : -t,I !*n■
man.” .s.!i,| I i
O. Mr. sbj, 1
city from S;,
w.i' tic 1 -1(1*1
duel ion of t n
"Mr. IP- ■
TalltniEi .• -d
Mesah t r
he taken
thin!-: liF
to locate liii-..
illl'l li • " ■
He t old t -
the v. rit ,
defer t 1 t ,.
”AVc mu v
h.tn-f-d
coin’ll 11
’I T
1:
cuinst;*!
deli, y
to go in
itnd tint
ingly i-i" 1: ••
for hi hr,,
the < iil'.l' d 1
friend of Lb
nied to st. I-
of ('hie,-go.
of L’yei's. a d
would not b •
scheme >!! I
lllilll of lit-
NEBRASKA’S FARM
Soini-tliing Milst I5-- K,:,t *1:-,.
Drouth SulV. i-, !-.
V
1.1
i
l lie
A
<'«>Kc (ciiw inK< ii
•or
I m!. of Writer.
Haw ley ;i!: ; 1 >
que-t of ',!,•
M. !•.
! »•* m
’ * 1 h ! i; i »
< • ei.r.XSlU !!,(. P;l
.. An
ii. .1
siglleil :.!|,l
t j
r
•*»'••'• T
nnaib-t of ,-,,|.e ,,v,-
ns ha
V*‘ hn. il \M\\ \'11
letter ill '.
• } t. ♦ t ill
id ; 'a inaniiiiotb
i,lai:t
' TIC' I' »'i(*i\
crop faih;; a
e i'taiii
, < i i • t ‘ • '
ill!
( '• >!:, eoliip ,!! • ,1
" ;,!(■'. it tl„. dry
vrtig
;1 !
m
r<» ;i '(Mi'.'ity tii
;• i-i ’.’if iiiiins ;♦
state and -
"It is be
i : i-a* 1
.: 1 ’
• * 'iti
,;vrg- nniub’. a 0!
1 : 1 I . 1
ol her
oYoiid wil! Ih*
lies w ill ed: r
fed bv ell.
. Iii i' lV
:l
a
^lo.syyvljij .,t),t foi-ee th,
|i)iiii proposed by s,-na
niemh'.rs.
Thei*iil 1 was is-ai!•! 1 witboat eoiisiilt-
ing either the speaker ( Itainnan
Wilson, both of whom hcpivcitod lie-
call. Mr. Wilson, with tin- other holts •
confen-*. resenting it as an iiuwaiTant"d
illlerfereuee oil tile part of t| , bi.iis,.
with the lillsitle's ; ! .Ic. eopfot'es. and
d,.( qv* *-* > F]i V* gip - ,Ioig it ii- fatal to
tariff i-efnvnt. n> itd\m-;itt-d in th" Wil-
hon hill, iind, 'irtm.lly. stm.aid, ring to
♦ he •I'Mniim!: for p;-,-t , lion. jne,,r|i->
l-iited in th*- '• uate am,'mint, ut-.
The sjM-itker itnil Mr. Wilson, howev
er. did not sulk and remain away from
the caucus. They wa re both there, and
if any doubt had In n-toforc existed in
the minds of the people as to the won
derful elements of leadership p,>ssi--s .,y
by the (rem-gian they wi-’e •,!mii.ia* q p\
his eoni'si in thi'> in;e.t,s.
He syinj', i l',">y,‘< iff im,» (he eiiti, its, pul
ri'Ly-ff up* it
l rn«4t in |N'|iiin\ I \ ini.i
* • tii.ENsia ri;. An -. b.- Tln-re iia* b--, n
coiisid<-r:il)l,- fr,,.*t in this. Westt-iore-
land ,* i.iniy. Utit -,, i.ir ;is V atir'ii itu
serious damage was don.
DAILY MARKhTREPORTS
Stilt
Tin y th '!
si, >1! of I !;•
amt tin* o!;
to iif ,>!l,-«•
ilble \\ a! f
pos s. and
ployed atid
sueh , >:i\
be se! l ie :■
for eousl
.llivl
I’r<> I,:r - tin,| t'rni i.i.niv.
NI «v V, I, K. \ i|'. ' E "! i-
hu! lit,,,. I,.-'• in. ' • 11 , - , u,.;..
i, ,,,!’ -1: 'le.rt el, !. ••! .:-til
but !i niicr: , ia, a * ...... , o ,* steiiiii.
ri." < )|,te>tis. s.-pt• • in ,
('Ill, Alio. .'. It S -C.ol- ,i,iiil Itj.. O ,*,-i»-
ns toilmv' Mi-s- ■•,,i i 'jj:.u. ia.:;;i .,
I.nnl. j 1 *.. am, x -.i,,,t. ;ii. . , s,t
Si."" Dr;.- siili i,,.iil,i, i- r 1 -'"-'.
SiftL*'..,: si,i ■.!"t id**11 siite*. 1h>\c I. >i.|-.*i... ■
- llcle it*
f I i" (• ilifllij
pi tin.ti ll,* ..ho\v
,,nrs ’ dui-tt.ess and order Atlanta in place of that d.-sMoy, ., whiU Lns ,i th. 1,,-
W here he -ai-l .>ie>lit to lie .. ■ rHinnong i, i , ere^*t 1 bikt wei L ^4,4. Dm 4Uiule, to cliisli the h-,n nter.-s, iuid
thev an iu Var/'in Til. Mdu.r ,-V ^’rk v tlj ty.t fy q.,n. tpoff sh*- Ddurns stampsl tl," hie out ol .I,,-effort^
.resse.1 ■ m-prir,. hat ,ne„* Anv i., ’"I* ' vU, ‘ 1l ’""- -•P' "'’' 1 ,, M> - Ly-
•' S ..L.i. pud < onms'fieut mival n*serves. num. who had siH-ured the i-iill. off,-ri-d
* i.\> ix.r v ri. An.
bal'd, sliami I, .if. 5-
B.'t""!l -*l«-.ll(t,Ts.
f s. fi' -j: simri clear.
s —Purl- ni 's*. si ;
ai'•*' ket 11 • ,1 rt<-1. s. • t.
r. '.*<: sli-n-t ri > sid,;..
. M-'
[(.om the colign 'Slon .l
that .lohn lx. J1 -mlri k won tli- muni-
nation over W. J. Ston, the present
incumbent, by a majority o: I .Vittvofes.
BRIEFS OVER THE WIRE.
The Thirti nth iitoiual session <*f the
Tennessee I iur . - ■>• im ion met on l.-mk-
out .nil nut ap,
,.i • , 1.
• . VV , t • 1. i It" ,11
\ io/.itt' ’ VI iiiean |',i
.siiiilinq >*\\i conffn
•,aiq Bismarck,
them close hv.”
A line llritinli stffnmsr SIr«iiileil.
-, 1 it :, f| * ill- ,
, - !> • ,i I
Fi'ili ■li«tii,-'.
f
»l I t •<»! I -. I' • . t fi I” si<» .t.
| La«ii»i.n. N. J., Aug. d.—Om ol 1 no
Amerieiin eoiu])iiuy's dredgers now em
ployed dredging the Delaware river L-
fWcen the fiMit of Federal street. Canideu
• nd Market street, Phihidelphia, ex-
uhsh-d its Uiiler and thruf- 1111-11 iit.- re
‘irN P{ ' M ‘ kill'd ani] jcjcrul injipeij
^iil a negro diinee In Atlantii
Ihe
N util 1 aro.in ■
e*illgr- s' 110:1, 11,
It, Wilt .*!»• | I,. \l, ii lel wit . |\ : ||.
.-.is 4 dy, w, iv ei'uslie,i t.y a toidtng i, u.
wife is suit-
McDowell i dead, and hi
posf-d to Im- fatally in jmvil.
A negro mined Murriiy it
perhaps, fatally injui'e,) W
h vonng fid nn r < f Siiit ti a (
a, vyi^h it
y»s (.aught,
S!
oq
- nil!,-,I and,
iliiaiii Sim>,
ol.iit *. . (tei-r
I bt, negl'i, lie,it hut.
icgro dance In Atlanlu I'ln- M;i
e killing of the .lohn \ij|| |„.
|yy(ii'anL A ’volored | lu.mi.-.l d,
^■du'ctd'h. so illt
Macon am
undci
i nvniled do" n b, .1
'"t d hern (list ri, 1 ,
i Noi-i In rn railroad
a eon .ml deerec
II,! - S| 1 . ,,f | he
11 f 11 • il'L IH
TIm* rut«»l ltr«»l<«*u.
S.vN FraM'Isi o. Aug. b.—Smith Carr,
amemlH t-of the Cnhmihia Pistol iiud
Rifle chth. while practising, broke idl
known records with a pistol. Can-shot
at an Aim rieuii stiimlaid tinoet ip a
.tistiim i of :.m * 'ip.1 (s'. d|M;« Tstn ii striiiX.
Ij'he tqtiil uunth*-|. (|f Miots i|e. ffrt-d was
t ""*i. met le- ■*••.,ir. -«| p!» of a jios-tM • too
>>n ihi'",- ,Ii 1V*-1* ■ (1 (, s»ii r: -. Hi- rof-.i
-•'••r ••file I l «*-i-ii'.l- •*:»••. ** ipeli
>*ts** ‘■>i- -iis ill (,r* 1 ion- ,i- rtorm- m-- *,
IMiUii.l. 0*1.*', 0|*i .c 1 • 11- Vs.sigii.
Phii.ahei.1*111 \. Aug. b.—Queen<YCo.,
the 1c id'll ( oplieians of this city, have
im-tde itt. assigi.inenl o. .lolm <1 iirtiy
' ifh, • i > kat.iluit.Yijni- iissi.is, an. yet.
tfff’ffd'iid.l,. I'ln tiitt4si. (ff |ltn taiiurn is
pot kuowq
Ihe govermi'iit has determined lo
cslaldishii idivul coaling station for
Ihe north Atlanlie anil (-'arrilioan sea
fleet at Kcv Wist.
a set of resolutions, reciting the fact
thiit, the country had. through various
London. Ang. 0.—The British steamer inethiMls. citlleil upon congi'ess to c, an,.
Empress of China, from Vancouver via tn •M>' « dy decision, thy cujMm w.jid m
Yokohama for Shanghai, is ashore at !• V^^ :^i
H * .i I m yusi ; rill, having h;ul
AH at10111 nis hf*!* {t^i «»♦ a tai'ilV uiiflcr coi^idrra-
off have thiletl. Lt \vi^ l'P'ipt,*jssary tii tion a month, iiud having arrived at no
of liGM.Hi.g<( tvcfiiro she can conclusion, mid it further appearing
that there WHS no priis]M-rts of mi agri-i*-
lliellt SiMin: therefore, the house i-itlletts
deemed if necessitry fliat tlt*> house ami
senate e*>»»f should l*i- mntmil
colic ssions. o’ iiimii idid iir --nt
measure whieli w ill "n.i el tie- ;i|i|iroi-i,|
of ei.eli.'
The liexl ^ «i4« ''4M*i i. *
11,tl l j»(y -1 j,I'.'igK • , < tse, idioile r cau-
vffff would lie. Itelii to which Democratic
semi tors would Ik- invited.
It was well understood that this meant
fllilt the house colllere.s Were e\p vp-d
to come to tin terms proposed in-the
senate confer*.s.
Mr. Liviugsrou offered iff,- followin.*
♦dr MnllrowtlnK MU llurM*.
Kim ‘T( N. N. V.. Ang. p.—Charles
V' inn- is in j, -1 ,-i, .rgetl '*'itli listing
cut <*n, nis "or- loiigrd ** itti s slip
(|,M.S. . In, liolo. :i lli.di Inoi imn
balky, will hava to be kilim
National Paon,tiO|r ItRt-jjft^
1‘AI.D. J^qg. ijl-' MltflM* ib- Iffete,
dl natidUal |ii«44 hnIio|i at RunUilv. •k--
isirtiin-nt of Noi-ri. hns been iU-fr«*Tvd
by tire. Tlie damage anKMiritK tw
WK> francs.
F,x-(iovernor St. John, of Kansas,
will, it is sahl, la-conn* tin- general
uiiinager of a life insurance cniupuny
of New York.
as ii substitute for Mi . (lyimm's
tion:
Rfxolved, Thai we hav, ii,iliinile,l eon
ihlenei-in tla-liouse , .ntiTe*. and ii oii' si
tln-rii to iiies.-iit ii tidal] bill that will nnet
Valid '>tori-s.
SiviNx iii. \tn- s S|.iiii. el tni|,.-iitin-,
tm ,-!-snri- -till inilill,-i-i at iind I',< i.ii s .1 >una-
or ia their ilctiTiniiiaiion t-, l,,>li', 1,1,1 tm ttn'ir
1,riios: iiiiirket 'irmly I(,.t-i ,.i t'«n- n-L-ii■
l:lf~: foieiiil'. I,.\:ir lt-">tii, thon-Mas
initiiiag <1, 411U ii, 11., markii: uinibin -'.11
.uti".A»t.il.. M ainl i,.-|,,n lir,11: \ It. (*
Ai>o In -Id! . K. st.if.; I', si.r,-,;. >1.-.*•,: u,
♦ i.l. -I.Jii: li. M. V s.* pi;
wiiidievglii," S'.'.s:,: ivatiTivliil,- s I im.
Wii.mingtox. Aag s.—IS,,sin ,,n«il ,1 s|ea,|\
straiin-il. sjt.,: gnml strain,-1, 'l ar|H-ii-
tino. '1,-aili i,i k*-,: tar. lirni at 'I*:;',. 1 niil.i
tnr|»ntiti,' lirta, liinl, 't.iti; -,,11. 'l.;:,;iir-
Stn. ■.'..'a.
Now York ('niton I'ldnre*.
Nkiv hik. \,r.- .
(*ott"n I'Mtnr-'' 'to etj ■>• ,.,'inn...
Aautist . ....,',.'>4
.s'- |lt< (Illlrr. ., .ti.-ia
• 1,1... . : 1
....
14' 4. > ■»»I i ♦•' ’ . . . • v .
,i*. ♦•Mt* ♦' 4 • 1.
ii-irv .. ..
.ilareli
At,fit
.'lay ;
Dead porcupines make better fil'd than
Wood.
The British mttsenni has 7 ! ’histovig
of laigland, covering en-ry age. ofji|
growth.
February is the niotith in which
gn at, st nni'lber of hit'll,: oeelltj
.iumt the l'( wost.
Nt:** '
from '.'alp.
From IF-, -i 1
senate be -
that la- i i i-'
hv c-iii^i
They Vei.
ter ittVaii
seige.
it to i:. 0,1
conffict m ,
legishit tir,
an- grav--
Pei Not -1 ,.
ship.
M-<-
C, »\i> \
Sat n rd'■
piiit'ed I,* •
headtp-at'
JIJlV'SI' HI'
ftiettils 1
said• "I ; 1,,
Sh’ ,
in-. • .
tl,
I ' let
oil