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mlC C lp I CeBril i raMSremrgnewe Ih CIt1118 Atifr wholo future ot the

LONDON fThotJtwral party ol the empire depend

result of Mr Gladstone seA voyagerDVoice continue bad and IIs doubtful II

sufficiently make anotherrcnem thelTerspeech In the mean time everything I

lat The Wblea and Radicals sire

thimnl ever toward each other Chamerrrilin hIS to submit t Uartlngton and

HartlDKton I driven to fury by Chamberlainalniiblo attempt to push him aside The tern

iorarr edlf8 nf Bit chrlel Duke encur ¬

lUrllnuton to avagoly attack the ParuelBtllltM and through them Chamberlain Theiaii r retorts wIth more pronounced Radical

Merite than ever Mr Gladstone 1108rnoreoTer suinonds tho declaration ot Ltb

for thelnerleletonlwhich oaarplo longsr

The Tories sire not muob better oft Churohbill baa gain ntnmped on his enemies by Ihe-

lucceM of hIs Indian budget sob nlt-

rlsods hall the speech as a flue election appealL Evorrbody admIts that the OlParMiindltd the figure with ease andThe Ministry still advances Its prestige by

luolfylne foreign affairs with Blsmareki aidand rapidly currying on tbe business of lrlfment The latter enrages thedeclare that this smooth progress IIs eonsQaent upon the LiberalsBelfdcnlal in not ob-

struction

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buslnria and the factlhat the ParBelllles hero bon squared 60 alarming I thetrotires that six Radicals have blocked that

0 i nltAitl mnnanrn thn Houalnff nf thn PoorW nIdill with I view of preventing tomuoh Torylucces Doth sides are still lonclnl and sometime must elapea before party findswhich ot Its suctions U tbe more powerful andthat sort of 1 ptnlform thn country demands

Some dnyn nco Mr Philip Cnllan member fortoutb while dnbatlng n clause in thc CriminalAmendment bill coIled Munition to the Inlamles whIch halt bon dragged to light duringtbi trial of Mme and mentionedamoDK other thing tho high station In life octooled by come of that notorious womanchief natrons Ho was several times Interruptcd when be reached that part of hit rD

and there was on evident purpose onlurk of certain members to either lessentho force ot the speakers argument or forcehim tabandon his subject and resume hiseat lomlnl exasperated Mr Callan flnnll

adversaries and shaking bletllndfinger shoulrd

J Dont provoke me further I know some ofMme Jedrlnsu patrons and I this clamorcontinues I shall bcompelled to say things

you will regret to hear probably moretat I ahall dislike to gKo utterance to tomI trust I shall not be driven to say morThe House was stilled In fmoment and Mr

Callan was subjected t no further Interrupt-ions

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The Information of which Mr Gull anIntimated that he was possessed was obtlinea lewdaya previous to the episode In the lulwhen ho brought Into the lobby of the 10U8ef Commons the man who hnd actedcapacity ot hal porter for Mme Jeffrie whenthe prosperity of that now notorious womanwas at Its height with a view of securing hisIdentification of such members 1 had fre-quented

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the house In which ho was formerlyemployed Tho porter upon being IntroducedInto the lobby and seeing familiar face abutUrn exclaimed

For Oods sake take me away from here1 Irecognize scores of men whom I have admittedInto Mme Joffdess house

When ftukcJ to point them out he did 0It Mr Callana recant remarks In the Housebsvu not received respectful attention theyfcave at least been free from lnt rniptlon oraudible comment and he openly threatenunload tle full voluino of hit Information the

fit ot personalprovocation

Investigation tho first time

The cloud ot scandal which for the past two I

weeks has bon floating above the head ol SirOharlita burst at last Irritated bythe aspersions ol his friends for having ac-

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money t console his wounded honorMr Donald Crawford the outraged buetaDdlas fnrwurdodSlrOharleas chock toTllle with the rcauust that It be returned ttbatcontlomnn and yesterday be fod a petVon for a divorce from hi wife cIting SirCharles as corespondent

The Ions vacation the Judge which haBOW begun will probably neoR lat a post-ponement

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of thu trial for perhapsIt Is asserted tutu Sir Charles Dllko has beenIntlmiUb with other mombora of the family ofMrs Crawford which Is closely connected withhla own hy marriage and efforts are beingBade to kol the case within the limits of theInulJ Issue bntwuen Mr Crawford and hiswile Mrs Crawford U under 20 ycurs of acewhile bur husband ntmrlySO Mr FrederickInderwlclt Q CO ha teun rutnlned for theplaintiff and Sir lon I y James for DUke Tbeprobable etToct of scandal upon the resultof tho tenernl oloctloni lu some of tho districtsUexoitlui conslduruble curiosity In an InUrvltiw this afternoon Mr ijtawurt the plain-tiffs

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kolicitor BaldOur client married a daughter of Eustace

Bmllli M P Ashlon billie married anotherdaughter Sir Churl Duke met the respon-dent

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at tlm house of hIs brothers widow Thenipondunt oonaulcncostrlokun confessed toher hustund her Intimacy with Blr CharlesThe Litter whun accused daniel that be hadacted Itnpropurly but was finally Inducedwhen confronted by tho respondent with sev-eral

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damaging lott nt which he bad written tolar to acknowlodcn Ilk guilt

It Is at present Intended t limit the scan-dal

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to the pnrtlus Immediately concernedlr Ashton Ullka U not In any wet iiflecctid by It Mrs Crawford hns de

I llued t Instruct her counted and willIppral to her liuslmnd fur IsIs merciful con-sideration

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of liar foolIng The affaIr Is tbesensation of London tonight It III believedthat the lawyers will suppress tho del ofthe case and Introduce only evi-dencii to ocure Idivorce

Sir Charles Dllken fnoo as he sat In theHouse ol Commons on Friday night boretrfo ol mental autfrrliiir Ife hat quit atonehi eyes bloodihot and llxed steadily upon anofficial paper which lIe held in his hand forSeveral 10ul Twice when some friend IpassJug liU aroko lo him lie Rmlelln a forced

lokly mariner druw his hat 118 oyes aotMoved out of tho claru of the light Shortly btoni the House edjuurnoj be stole silently outand dlsaniKareJ

CUlt Kalnoky the Austrian Minister ofAITaliK will hold a conference with

Prince Ulbiunrck tim coming week stud tboCzar will visit Iho Emperor of Austria theWeek after The announcotnont these Im-

Portant meetings has caused much spurulitUoaln diplomatic circles nsta their outcome

Ur Horace Yiuan the comedian died sud-denly

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yesterday at t ldcii a village In thecounty of Hunt ou the Southeastern Hallway

3Ir Olndatouo MnrleJ hue nfturnoon its SirThomas Uransnys yacht Kuub nm on an oxI n8lveciul u UODI the COMIC of Swodan andKorway The party comprises Mr and MrsOlailstons their two daughters Dr Sir AndrewCake and several Intimate personal friends

Clarke knld that Mr dMstono cenuralIaltb was jrooil end Iho coiidltlnii of lilatrAt was snmowliut hotter although stilluoublesume The Doctor pressed I stronghope that the BOH nlr would rOe of greatLeellt t his distinguished patient ThetNb4i sturtd with a head wind 101 ft prospecteta bony ca-

OQC Il the Itallnl hanks In 1IAln discosCmi an unknown person badlord 11111 llrile fmliml at the bankto l4tb bih i the amount of 250000

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rouM Tleltrelt r aewallxeete4I-bM tba were uDabtde-tent their worthless tharaeter toIrlewere not discovered until the spurious

10taregularrbe th Russian Treasury la the

A fIre occurred at the historical residence tlr Ounard the Orleans House at Twlcksn

today Fortunately the Dame wereonflned to the outhouiM and stables whichwere entirety consumed

TRW rLAavie nrnKAnina ArA sies a r Ckyier H prIl at IIIfierteuei mf Ida Dlaeaae In Hrailii

LONDON AUR 8The cholera B hasreached England A seaman who arrived atBristol overland from Maruellle became III-waa seized with vomiting and dil Amedicalofficer ot thBoard of lar thatthe man suffering from In-

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wa held and tbe jury rendered a ver-

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to the effect that the symptoms were verymuch like those of Asiatic cholera Precau-tionary

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measures are blnl taken t preventthe spread of the

Dr Daremburg ot Parts aiaert that Mar-

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ha not been Infected with cholera fromSpain but that the present outbreak Iis a re-

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ot lost years plague due to bad sanitaryconditions The municipal authorities of

drathMarseille

fromstill refustpublish the number of

The Italian OnvHrnm has bad every partot Italy larh1 for sigiss ot cholera The

disease had appeared atGenoa turn out to be untrue

The dlanatA IIs still gaining rapidly In SpainA fortnluht ago whim the number new easesthroughout that country exceeded a thousand-a lay It wa thouebt that the scourge hadsuddenly shown a frightful increase Yester-day

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the number ot new eases of cholera InSpain Ishown by Incomplete reports was4689 the number deaths 1602 Judg-ing

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from provlou exporlenC with these sta-tistics

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when the at completed thenumber now eases will shown to hlvamounted to 0000 and the number of3500 Tide shows a very rapid Increase of thedisease during the past wook

UONOltltra ORAKT IX KVKOPS

Observe ml the Fiini ml flay IB Iode-1mrtt NrrvlMB In Purl

LOJTOOX Aujr BAl the American flrmaIn London today the Stars andStripes drupd in mourning In front of theirbuildings or front tho fliurxtatTs on the ro Inmemory of Gen Grant Humid peals wererung from the bells at Westminster Abbey dur-ing

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tho hours of the funeral ceremonies In NewYork and from tho belts of St Martins ChurchChrist Church of which tbe Rev Nowmau Hall

Ipastor and several other West End churcheslarge procession with 1number of American

tiara draped In mourning marched throughBxthnal Green In the afternoon under theauspices of Itha Frco Library AssociationThousands ot pnoplo followed the processionnnd signs of rIct for thin memory of the II

lustrloiiH on alt sides Ameri-can

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residents In London wore crape on theirleft arms Ant dealers In American securitiesabsented themselves from the Stock Exchangecdayi memorial servlcn In honor of Gen Grant

was held today nt thn American church In theHue dn Herri Paris The edifice Wil crowdedwith people American laA crape float-ed from the front of building UnitedStates Minister McLune and tbe AmericanConsul with thom respective stat wereamong the congregation Three funeral ora-tions

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were delivered The novo Dr Baird Inhis sermon declared that although tho Gen-eral

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hail disapproved of France declaring warwith Germany In 1870 no one more nnirorly-rncognlzod the Frncii republic aliitr the down-fall

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of the Napoleonic dynasty Everybody inthe church wa stressed in mourning

TO It IBS AND tIINILI7RSir Petrtioll Lord Cknrcklll and Others

Deny I5s Report aria AllianceLONDON AUR 8Sir Frederick George

Mlllncr member of the House of Commonssends to the Times letters from tbe Marquis ofSalisbury Lord Randolph Churchill Mr Wlnnof the House ot Commons and Mr Parnell de-

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the assertion that an alliance is blDIarranged between the ConservativeParnellltns Mr Parnoll nays he has not hadcommunication with any mnraberof the Gov-ernment

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on public affaIrs directly or Indirect-ly

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except In dnhntoslii the Housttof CommonsHerbert Gladstone son of the exPntmlwr In

his assertion that an alliance had Men mariebetween the Conservatives nod Psirisehhitc-ihinted thnt Huron St Oswald of NoHtoll MrRowland Wlnn was promoted to the House ofLords lii return for his services In urrauglu-tha contract between tho two parties

Tke Kogllek Oceupntloii erptLONDOK Aug 8SIr Henry Drummond-

Wolff the Brlllih Knvoy tEgypt ha> arrived PeriLIt Ili reported that he hu bean aiked by X da Freyolnetthe French lllntiter of Foreign Aflalra to exilalnLord Kalliburyl atatement that the British troopwould rnmala In Egypt until order baa beeil securedThereat IndicatIon this Lord Rallbury la preparingfor the perinaneut occupation of Egjui Tlie Wsr sirlire ha been ordered lo atrengllirn the Kionllanarmy An Increatlng uuinher ot KnilUh omrere in-Kgyiit from the Indian eervioe are receiving perm tnen-taupolnlninti in placi of tile temporarv appnintmenti-Ibe hate tittliertn held Clue ee bavebfen fnrmnl furnoncomniUliiiied otnieri and prlvalee for the study ofthe Arable language Arrangement hue be n maileluIaed out the fainillra of privet wheu desired All furtough nf nluoeri will orate Oi Oct I Uen Htrpliensoil commander troops In Kgypt Ihai lhorn lu-

itruoled to prepareraW fur Ihe relief of Kaiaala

The Reported AiiBlvtBtiisaB TreatyLONDON AUI 8The press despatch an-

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that oloIY defenllve laD halbun entered Into between Ungland and Ublna al agaltutl-liiwlai hai cavird nldripread dlMViilon In plileacircle tier hid much curlolty baa beentvhvttier there Ilo any truth In the bllMliheil I Rlatelil nt-

Tniliv tlie uiirrviunnditl of tha Crntral New In Parli-oalleul n tin Ohineee Amlia ltdnr and itked him aliout-II He cold he hot no adtlee frill leklii announcingtint any enrli areement tied ben entered Into by hI-siuniiIeliiand lie wee bribed to tne belief that there

was uo truth in tbe reporta

IVomen Appruve the Kxpoenroa of ViceLONDON Aug BAn address has ben gotten

up by women of Kngtand thanking Ilie Otontltfor Ilie recent nrilclei on London s Ilos and pralilng thepaj erl course lie n aervlre In tile eaue of morality cutiitlal ply llle ldrel Sloe 4Vlalgnalllre Includllliftline t AliiIU rio Lily ilnunlTeinple did HIM

Countei nf rnruninulll All the Bauielara thou ofiir oiiila loud polu

Mrnl nerd for Trjrlutf tn llliiakmNll OlatdaloneVIENNA AUI 8The Englishman named

Bo > dell who arrested lien on July dll roc writingtn Mr Gladstone deillailding flAOU before Aug B waa-IndMy lenteurfil tn in inontli liiiiri iiinieiit iln > delltied tnrriilelifd lo DUhllllI illiarreeable detail Ufa prlItale character If Mr UUdiloiie failed tu scud the wooerby llle tune Hated

Ilrlllik Cummerro 1JcrslegLONDOX Aug aThe returns Issued hr the

flnardof mid mow that Urlllnh Imports duringmonth of July eftM compared with the aorreiHindlng non ill tllHnulliu and that theexport during tin aunif iili l ai odorOSuai rouipared with the irniuuu

Three Ornil Sin In at alont-HAUTAZ AUl 8Tho French Consul at Syd ¬

nero Cape Ireln liai received a letter laying that theFrench brig thug Couilni uf 8t linen passed In midAtlantic a large ehlpl boil containing the died bodleaof three 1111 The boil had a piece nf pole fur a flagelan tn WhiCh wee atlwhedI a pine1 nf calivna in a legnf illilrrli Rhe Mldently bilnngrd to a Xnrweglu-

nc> c el ihe hid UI name Illuhard Lanwlg palnttdon her There w a tery hcaty eea riiniiing did tI-Wl1IUlp000iiileI for the brig tu secure tin bodies

What Cnn the Mllllrr BelLONDON Ont Aug 8MIss Aida Lyle of

North Uorchceter lice been itriokeu with a dlicaie thiSthe doctnri do not undenting Hhe hai lain for Iwoweeki loll helpltii ttlthuul Ihe potter In ipeak urtii open > et ilie irein In bectii olie ae tlmuirli ilvad but when a elrantfer bandi uver herIhe rllkhieit S lil11 irr etciin her terribly but ai monnl her unit her pole lieruiuid upon tier sod ipeaki toutr ilia uecomea pault e

Hkat br kle WileCANTON Ohio Aug 8 Ooorge Bartel tbe

proprietor of a notorlnui laloon wee fatally shot In thehind tile iiinrnlne by hie wife 801 hid lei drluklngand the iiiiiutliig waa the a diunken quarrelMra ilartul lie iso arreited

Mulcldo In llBitbelhELIZABETH Aug 8PhilIp Sheridan aged

21I aol ot Uniinly lollertur Miendaa had been uiiMin-glnoellur> >day noon He wee found trid tent eight lu-

liliI totters burn lie hod otiS hhiiilt lu theItUrowBcd Ika BurUoeiNEW IlitUNswioK Aug 8Whlle a party of

four yoUii men were craUiing In the Karltan Ilili-flreiiiMin theirI I boil HII run down br a lug audlltahard-Utliuci aged K> of till cliy vt aa drowned

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HOOTTA Mf Aug IMomoralrlO-erheld here today uerlRsIn Granite Church this afternoon a eulogy wadelivered by the Hon James O Dlalno Uasaid In part

tone as the American Union snail abideA blessings of law and liberty GrantsnameI llie remembered with honor A-

long aa hflslavery of human beings shall beabhorred anti the freedom ol man assuredGrant shall lie rncalled with gratitude and InIhnoyHu of to futurtho story ot Lincolnslire can without associatingGrant In the nndnrlng splendor ol his owngreat name Oen Grants military supremacywas honestly earned without factious praiseand without extraneous help lie had noinfluence to urge his promotion except suchas was attracted by isis own achievements ifshad no potential tlendl except three whomlila lctorles won support Uo rosemore rapidly than any military leaner In hlatory lrom tile command of a alngle regimentto tile supreme direction of a million of mondivided Into many great armies and operat-ing

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over an area as large a theempires of Ger-many

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and Austria combined-lie exhibited extraordinary qualities in

tbe field Bravery among American ontoer I

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rule which has iiajpiiybad few exceptioni-but aa an eminent General 8hl Grant posMssed a quality ahoy Ho btllO in-sensibility to dliae apparently unCn010u8ne1 ot Beside that b pos¬

evonneM ot Judgment tobe depended upon In sunshine and IDstorm Napoleon sid t The rarest attributeamong ODeralla twoocloklnthemorlnlcourage that which la added on an unex-pectid oooaalon and btehln spite of the mostunforeseen events leave toll freedom otjudgment and promptnesaof decision No bet¬

description could be given ot the typeotcourage which distinguished Gen OrantIlls constant madliuss to lbt an-other

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quality which according the samegreat authority established his rlahll a com-mander

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Generals said at ltHelena are rarely found eager to give Ithey choose their consider their romblnstiona and their liidolnlon begin Noth ¬

ing added tItle greatest warrior of moderntimes nothing FsI ao difficult l to decideGen Grant In his services In field neveronce exhibited Indecision and It was this qual ¬

ity that gave him hit crowning characteristic-as a military trader He Inspired his men witha lens ol their Invincibility and they worethenceforth Invincible

The lnrnH of Gun Grant when he passedfrom mllf to cl1 administration was

qualities His Pren-ldoncyot olght yenrawus tilled with ovnnts otmagnitude In whloh If his Judgment wa-Rumetlmes questioned Ills patriotism wasalways conceded lie entered upnn his officeaftnr tho angry disturbance caused by thn sin-gular

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conduct ot Lincoln successor andijulntly enforcod a policy which had beenlor four years the cause ot embittered dlspntalon His election to tho 1rtxildaiiry

In one lmj ortant aspect a landmark Inthe history of the county For nnarly Illlv-yuarHprecxdlnp that event titer bait been fewresidential elections 111 which the fate of thoUnion had not la crime degree bnen agitatedeither by the threats of political mllcoDtntlor In this apprrthcnRion of timidUnion WItS saved by the victory or the armycommanded by Gen Grunt No menace of titsdiBtructlon hiss vtir been Ifnsince OenGrants victory before the lopllDeath always holds a truce over Itsown Under that flax friend and foe alt iwacofully together partitions am fllllod benevolenceIIs rmtaredwrongH rnpalredJuatlce doneIt Is Impoasllbu that n career so long so promInont BO posItIve that of Gen Grunt shouldnot have provoked strife and engendered onmlty For more than twenty years fromthe drain or Lincoln to the closo ofhis own life Con Grant was themost conspicuous man In America one towhom li ail rH looked for koderahlp uponwhom partloans built their hopes of victory towhom personal friends by tons or thounanrtsoffered their sIncere devotion It WON accord-ing

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to the weakness unit tho strength of humannntnrnt list rott nt r movements should enxunthat Ion Grants primacy should bn chatjcnecd that tile party should resisted thatlila duvotml friends should be oonfrontod bylealoua men In his own ranks andhy bitter ennmles In the ranks ofhln opponents Dut all these passions and allthosii nisnultnmiti are burled In the gravewhich today revelvcs Ills remains Contentionrnjtwtlng Ills rank as it commander roancaand Unlonlstn nnd Confederates alike testifyto his powers lu battle and his miiennnlmlty Inpencn The controversy over isis olvil adminIitnitJon Closes nt Demoorat and Republicanunite In pronouncing him to have been Inevery art and every aspiration an Americanpatriot

any aKAnrn eve or COFFEE

A Bemtnlaetnrei nf tko riches Ties cI-waId nnBC MleerluaI That picture of Gon Grant looks like him

when I used to know hint remarked a tallcountryman yesterday morning as ho stood be-

fore a portrait of the General which repre-sented

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him In his army uniform and was ills ¬

played In the show window of a Dtinrory BhoiWhen did you know Gen Grant 7 asked a

Bystander who wn mRstIII8 a farmerI knew him In the war I fought with

Grant I never shall forget one night beforeVlckHbitrg continued the taU man I wason picket duty Our linN wore near the rebelsand we picket men usud to chat together andWill tobacco and stories all night but whenthe day came we would blaze away at eachother Just as If wowere strangers The nightI speak of It hnd bnnn ruining day and Itwas chilly Wo tud our little fines lit the postsand were managing to pans away tho timepleasantly when 1 hoard the iruard coming IBhoulditrnd my musket and began marchingUp anti down Ve didnt want the omcolR toknow that we did anything tile rebs exceptHhoot at them As ihouuard oitmtup I sawthat ono or tIle soldiers was len Grant himpelt prnsenUid nrms

oo Private said use old man as he stopped Infront of meX board you talking with some-one

Who me 7 soldYes yonanld1 he and think you were

talklnu with the enemyI thought I WAS going to be shot for trea-

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but I made up my mind not to Uo about Itso I iildYes sir I was cold and hungry nnd Iwanted little cofTec rail my friend overlhoro-

witntitil som lohncoo so wu tradedDo you meim to say that you bargained

with the enemy 7yes sir I stammeredHilt yuu tott tinoften ha askedYes sir I saul and I pointed to a pot that

wns boiling on tile UrnIn it good ooffoo 71 he asked as he walked

over to tlIrAY-tlM sir I answeredWell well BOD about this said the Gen-

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Give me a cupI gave him chin and the old man ant down

rnd ilrnnk It When begot through lie itiiiilNow private you have told the truth

That coffuo Is uood Hut In tile future you hadbottur cut your supplier train our own Quartetmuster

You bet I was relieved when he walked onWro you the soldlwr who borrowed that

coffnu 1 adieu the fanner with Intuuse In tenHtoo Yes replied thu tall countryman Whydo you nak 7

Because I wa the robot Shake Lets gosomewhere nod talk It ovor My name IsJones

Arm In arm the two rxnnemlns movedthroiiuh the crowd down the street to flshtlhelrold hattie over again

About 5 oVIoek n tall man who Cave thenftlO Ill Jamna W llmwn Knit reciileneeUletercounty callml at the Quit NlrwII pollen stationand asknd for the arrest nr an uxrobel namedJones who had sold him a small bar of loadwrxppml In gold foil for 1300 his sliver watchand return ticket The Identity of Ur Jones Iasuspected by Iho police

Illnnootav Kai > ld GrowthST PAUL Aug 8The census returns front

nifty of the 011110 countleiof Mlnneenla not uteluding 8t Iaul cud Itlnneajinil Chow a pnpnliilon ofAlnH34 aa compared wlih 472001 acrordltif to theUuitd rtateireniui nf IHHO llili chow an ateragelucreaie if liter iwmity IiierreiiL and Indioatee a total-of more than Ilcoim reclineS the Stat reckoningenabaisut 7X0771 1IItO

llulce of Mew tolloaN-

KVT OIILEAN Aug 8A despatch fromSl1l1II rejorlu the ihlpment from there today ofthe flrat bale of this aeaaonB rntlo

A deipaleh from llaion llnuga tayi that the Cyst hallof new pntiun rued In tint parlih OilsI aeaton wabrnuKht In today Iiy Levl Xoore a onlored nice IIweiliil AV pniiiidi and wai flailed al Intr mIddlingend auid for teu cent Iiri pound

Ckaircoil wlik CIIIIIUK kle SkipHuuu Auc 8Capt Henry Baker was

commuted for irlnl in the Sntireme hourS lodny n tliehJ enf having arntiled the rchonnir Ruilllne Water

The male of the erliimmr swore that Haker Iald himrJHII bury a hula IU ill i oolJli ballnin sod vue ot tincrew ItilllrU tu hinviit helped In link hir

A rklneie allnletrre Grand llawquet-LIUA Aug 8 via OiikrBloii A itrnnd ban-

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und boll iiill be lllrcn lit Ihe Ohlnem lllnliurou-HiI lull InitI She deli i f the comlnDf aye or Ih Kn-ipernr et uiilna Ilieennrmuu un of Miixjo hose-rileuded lu rrarailuii fur Ihe fmltiuea

CASUALTIES THE DAY

MAKX aVXaTRVCK JtNli MANTDlBAtltlt-Dai JCC1DKNT9-

Hrr5gOse mn tnjMrr ky a Fall rreskl flue s aS cL 5estte Leg ireksA By KIIU4 while TIcwtuB tk 1erad

Bringing up In the rear ot most of the dlvlhlona and brigade were the ambulancesready to pick up those who dropped by thewar from heat or exhaustion or to aid thosewho might meet with accident Some ot theambulances were grocery wagons pressed Intosorties showing their purpose by flying therollow One ot tbe hospital and others werecarryalls borrowed train Central Park At eachtire alarm box along the line was stationed afireman In readiness to ummon ambulancesfrom the city hospital should the need arise

The Twentysecond Itealment had no sickmen and was gratified to learn on tbe Boule-

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that the regular who bad sneered at themarching powers of the militia had throe menIn their ambulant The Twentysecond andNinth bad no ambulances In line but hadthem stationed at different points on themarch The ambulances ot the Twelfth Regi-ment

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wore empty while the men who droppedout of the Eleventh had to walk as all the qfll-CKT were dong Tbe Seventh and EighthRegiments had no ambulances while the twowhich followed the Sixtyninth were lull othealthy friends of that organicatlon

The ambulances of the Brooklyn regimentscontained more men than those of the NewYork oily regiments owing to the greaterlength of march of toe former The SergeantMajor of toe Thlrfenlh was sick the Fortyseventh contributed two men the Thirteenthtwo and the Fourteenth with tho SeventeenthSeparate Company contributed one to tbenumber of Invalid

OeD W it lirownell of the Fourth BrigadeTwentythird Thirtysecond and Fortyseventh llidmflntsl was thrown from his horseon the Ikiiuuvard where the elevated railroadcrosses The horse stepped on his shoulderand Injured him so badly that be was placed la-an ambulance In which he was removed to hisrmildance at 213 Penn street Wllllamsburgh-L uuCol Frolhlngbam who was In commandof the Twentythird lUuflmrnt In tnn absenceol Cal Ward took tion Bruwnulls place

Col George D Bciittol the Eighth ItnglmsntN 011 N Y had his leg broken at Filth ave-nue

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und Fourteenth street by his horse fallingon him An ambulance was summoned by thelineman stiitlonnd at tho box on that cornnranti tile Injurml oflloer was removed to BtVincents Himultat

The Manhnitan Hospital bad erected In anacre lot at lulth etreut and lllvcrstde avenuethree hoepltiil tents equipped with twelve ootsTile Room ut tile ttents vero carputotl A fewyards In front if the tents and facing the drivewon two tall poles floating the national colorsat half mast and midway between thom Wuttoted tile yellow hospital flan In roar or thetents wore smble In which wore the ambu-lances

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which with the lot wore voluntarilyfurnished by Mr James A Ueorlng-

Tho use ot the lire alarm bozos for ambulanoo calls was found necessary twonty evuntimes most of the pjulonu bulnu victims oftile heat taken together with tile iffecta of thecrowding ami the physical strain longstand-ing

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In the llniH ot spoctatorH The calls formucnbers of ilia parading column worD verylulremint the mon who wore ovonxjino whilemnrchlng being nttnniled by tho surgeons ofthe ambulance In the line until chile to takecnrn nf themselves Hltrnnl box S79 opposite-the Fifth Avenue Hotel was rung war thanlilly other one box four signals being sent outfrom It They wore not oent close togetheranti the service from tbe New York Hospitalwits easy

The liveliest ringing on the Ore gong was be ¬

tween 1 nnd 2 oclock when there wore ninecall The signal for an ambulance Is twentystrokes pruoocllnit this box number The horsesof the Fire Department nrn trained to run fromtheir stalls to the link at the first stroke thegong yesterday they worn kept at the rote InuaiiiFsa to void thIS fatIgue mid worry of runulnlf at all Ihello ollll anil still liii rwdy to IlOout should the ring prnvo to be a fire alarm

Tim new unflnlHtinl structure thin llloomIngdale Itefonned Church at BIMyelghthStreet nnd the Boulevard of which the nyCarlos Marttn U pastor was couvurtud Into aitemporary hospital under the charge of lrEdward C Haruood Uo admlnl t< r< d to tIlewaists of several of the vlnttlng mllltln whowire ovnroomu by thn host Tho church bolugsituated directly on the line ot march SIxtyeighth street and the Boulevard was very eonvunlent Among those cared for was privatetram Company K Third Baulment N O R N

J and Henry Blerwlth a member of U tiIrant Post No 93 Veteran Zouaves of Elizaboth N J

Tim following casualties and prostrationby beat wore reported-

John Keuncy nf SS North Moore street Ml front awindow npju Klfili avenue Cud broke liii arm lie wastoken to HclUvua llim ltaL-

1fter CiugilO of 1111 Kat Klilitltth street rn fines atree at lAitlil nrret cud KlverrlJ UrUr from whloli li-

UAH reviewilIg She prucemlun lie broke hU back soddirt nt the Ninelyiilnlh Mrrtt Hoppllnl-

harali Kiomlnt I yr iM a hurl by a rail to thetrrtl C lilt her muihrr ii lii irjln w 1oI fc

ee00i cr the li5le tif 51 crone lIo wu atieuUedbynloue-

ut lhIIIl rmliuli iir nurKranina1lI LIH Wcnid nf Iii First BUr we thrownir ° i lie luii 5 cud rio ivud K iiitlnrul cmuuiioa Heriinniitiiril aiiiI uiiutiuuid on n itt the iiarn le-

UeiiicrlnitI KlnicofH 7 Wjcknff trei Unuklrn whiton lir HB lit son the procvKliin as kUicketl ilowu IIIn illi elr1 ly a rntiiwa liorif die wiu Mvrrrly

TlirVtl alit ViS Ukvli tv the lllMinliera Street tlofplm-lVllrtni ii obll Eiiiher of Hie Oak etrctt pnllce CI

tipiel to etop the tie iiii nii ttrjrU Sywu andbu lly hotie mum Bullock of 400 cherry lintel overcome bythin heal wm taken to thu Roosevelt hospital fromKiirtjrivrnlli Pinnt e1l Sllh avenue

Uroriff AUlnanf liroatlwav Urooklrn nvereome-by tliK livat waMalrn iron tifth av nue cud Knrty-clKlllh olrnrt moil Adilph Moll of IM Weil aIhirDrUulb-irrct

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frmn fifth avenue and KoriytlilrU itrett la-Bellrvu Iliiipllal-

Iatrick UciJuIre nf Mohawk Ilerklmcr county wasprntlratrd at She rutuaui House aud was taken to11IMU dIaljoltl Laueof 144th trct and Klnv brldi roadwas iri mrat d at KltrhtriUlh elrert aud Hitvrelde-Drlie aud wu taken to ill NUieiyuintu street hocp11-

1Etearill Hnrrlnan 9 jeari old of 413 West Twentyelxth treet was overcome In fUlb avenue soil lenthiieIUU Wrllmilonai year old of 61 Writ Twentyeighth elrr i oieroume by the lieat Oil Fifth avenuewu dll hoiiiu

Kntnia ll rrlM a proetrated In front nf the Filth Areone Ilitlrt was taken ti tin Nnw YorX iine1iIal-

Juiicol l

to llfijc of U77 Oilte deuce llrnoklyn aUnd Army plus man ftruflrated by the heat washutch tnthi Nrw York llii > uiti l

Misty NrtUnuf frt HaAt IIIIIII street POrcomt y I lIe lionS Mae I taken tlir N w urk llnpltal-fhlllp > rllirik of 411 llurf nn arcnur Hrnnklrn-

nrrreume by the heat wee taren to KtH utell llufpllalI 1

from fltrmxth Hrricl lOiS 51w HoulcaidI rna irliwsrtzofJil Eat Mrivfirth vtrprt overcome

by tit lire rai taken to Hrlktua lloijHal groin Fiftha ml alId KldvevVflilll trevt-

1Ur Mlllrn 17 yare lit nf KM host Sixteenth llrertwa irn lraiM at IwMit foiirth etreel slid Blxlliat flue ami wat taken to tile Sew York lluepltal

A lreMed man whine UMineuae not learned tivthe p lIre rae overcome by tin lieat at FourteenthStreet aiiil Flrih airnue and In fallluK bruke hie UKfriend took hlni limn

Ilitja MllriUr Iit7 icon pM woe prostrated at Pubttenlti ilreel and Hrtll avenue and takeu to the SlewYork IhtiIolJ-aiii

LKlyiin 2S yean old of 435 First avenue who

ttai ovirliBMteU at Iwentjfourtit PineS and cut hitiinall lii raillnir writ loom ader lie had been attendedby an ainliulKiive eurvtnn

AnnlI tierP airrd I17 nf Wl Rleecker atrect wai-prulratrd at Fourtrenlh aireui aud Mftil aieiiua butwu Hi te to walk lininti-

U II Ilerre nlTli Mntli areniu C Mlllenxriier lOr 87iuinlila lreel Uilllmn Wallnii andl I A Auilln if 17-

34nn1onilHl llrprl innnb tl of iIhr Hreuttnrbt lUgl-tneiit Mrrfl rirnv Ito Ilie Manlmllaiti llovillal trntefrom EiiziiiyIitii ilrretand I the llnuliftardI Tlier wereeuTrrlnir finni fXliallt rnUMid lIS the bug marchsoult Itiehitt Ktiucli 0hik acoliired drummer borufy7 ullltlln rtreet Cs brnUKht In iuneilnjr runs exlltuition

John Y Faurr an alilenn On lltncocka vtaff woetliriiwn from hl huron MI Uroels ay al city HallI Parkami hie ankle wa ut Clint IlieI cnnlliintd boneterwith tlw proewli iniill the M elii hull drieS llniupllal wa miguel IU wne treated Iherr hy Dr Kdtne-lvln and hitch afterward In an Minliulanc to the 104thcured etatliin nf Hi MulhI I avrnue eletaied road Hawent to Inn hone 33H WI Klrrnlh itrotU iit hauteIII Hie decOder of M John DullI-

ITornrltiia Kellly a marine of Ilia man nfwaHwatarn wise taken In Sue iiiuui uiih direct llnetiltal fr inthe tinnw lie nail alund fa a line with tile n her manun fur iairly three linure when lie hut down fromexhNinUon-

Franma IIi Lane of lot Unit avenue a private In the ttokowl Vettrall Illiard proalrated li > the isesi al hlhlyixth elreot was taken lli > Mnuiyiilnih Street llua

rilellvPoy W WhItney nf 0 < Third avenue while watch

Inc the parade foil duwu an embankment and w aa pain-fully Injured

year old of 227 Rail BeveatylItJIirIIj I Ihiy the lieutIHenry tire of rmniiBiiyii Rirreiiih Regiment and

AUUIIIIUI O Slunk Company II Klrit iteglment ofHIMI drlhta were liniiirnled by the lied

Mr h It KnniHOf Khlntlirck was nteriomi by theheal at Hreadwey and Irlnci limeS cud taken io atVlnoriil1 Illoiuilal-

llrraid Mnrrl nf the yiiuriemth Keglment whollvaiat I4u Twentyninth elrrei Houih Hronklyn WBI taken-tnihiKiiiiievelilloiiuialaulIurlng from ureitrailon by-

llnmrndfthe lint

Ororne W Kranklln nf John to Adami fullNn at prnitraied by the heat was taken to the Kooieveil lln > iilia-

ltnl riiarln J Murphy eoinmanitlng Iha Mexicanvelerane wa nvertome by the heat In Fifth arenueonly Klfi ulnth eireet and was taken to ut iuke1iiuiiliiul

Allen lit Sluice 11 icara nIl or liaraden N J was1 ermine hy Hie hoot III Flfih avenue and taken tout

Lukee HoMillalThomas Dirsiy U years old if OIl Wt Puirtyehilh-

etreel wlih otter buys cd1011 a fetie in Will 11eruly-sroud treel iol law hiolf cif liu preuceeclon cii hr-Thu th felice brutr alil Iboreey sirusk tile lack uf lutehead oi a clone hue uiniuujuuuud Iraclur of the hutt-aiid iuie rrr ivrry iIuuiiful-

Arlhiir Mur I13 or IM WI Furnnlh etievi was-niercuiiie ii Ih lirCi nl ttlh ienuie cud ThIUllbaired ciii Ikn to iteluevu 11III-LLII Iliurer litI 11 Ihurl iireiue onreo iuy thebeat c cc tokiul frnu I loll dIreCt end Wuru Soul-yarui In NhuittiieliIhi direct iiiipitx-

ltieriu ii Ilue fIr friuuitu ui Ilhiarl nlun or-Ih Tluirtniuth lIalout lIuklyn t IV II Thomas of-lhriulgeirh ihhcilib tllilulellt t r ettl ui alit ilnoebhell of the 111 Ii liarS Wern lrslrated hi ISisheat atud tat en to lii II ailiatuiui I IIIIu

IIAJUrrllOlr TOMB

1t I ratlin let ala While PIIIUtvMAre TaI e>rt Mssieest

CntonfflATl Aug 11 Within a few mllM ofthe southern limits of Cincinnati at Northfond III tbe tomb of William Henry Harrisonwho at two times In his life was the Idol of thepeople It U on a natural mound In the midstof a cow pasture and It overlooks the OhioRiver A dilapidated board fence enclosing aspace fifty feet square separates the burialplace from the pasture Sold Within the en-

closure arc two or three old cedar trees As tothe tomb lUelf It Is a structure of brick allunder ground except the gables and Ills oorered with a roof of shingle Unit are now dlapldated and rotten Even tbe brick wall thatshow above tin ground are covered with agreen mould A sloping cellar door oovere therotten steps which descend to the vault ansieven these doors of Iron exposed to the sum-mer

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rains and winter snows are eaten throughwith metEvory now and thenjnit before an electionthere IIs some stir to get a monument for liarlaon A squad of politician go out to Northlend share the hospitalities of the neighborscome home and read their speeches next morn-ing In the paper j nrt thats theend of the monu-ment

¬movement Just now there another

stirabout velilnga monument for Harrliongrave but It will doubtless end as all previousmovements have In talk and nothing morn

A few miles east ot here lies the body of GunHammer the man who obtained runts ap-pointment

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to West Point That grave la almostummarked

Efforts ot the Legislature to appropriatemoney for a tomb for Harrison have been deated by amendments to Include appropria-tions

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for monuments to other military men oldistinction

Cincinnati raised money to pay for a statueot Garfield which will be erected In this city Itis completed and will soon be put np Thetint attempt wa to raise 130000 for the pur¬

pose Only a little over onethird of that sumwas raised with dlffloulty and with that abronze statue was secured

JTJDJf TAUOKTB or T0JUC-

Twe> OBvlal M rdrera Hkait gadby a Menlleea Web

Lrm BOOK Au r 8 Two brothersnamed Henry and Sylvester Polk who hadbeen found guilty ot the murder and crema ¬

tion of a peddler by the name ol Ward twoyears ago wore la the Jail at llurfroesboraArk Henry had been sentenced to 21 years Inthe penitentiary and Sylvester be hangedWhen It became known a few days ago that theSupreme Court had reversed the decision ol thelower court and granted a new trial to the pris-oners

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it aroused the utmost IndignationAt an early hour this morning a mob ol

thirty rnnn role Into Murfrncsboro and forcedtheir way Into tile Jail They found tho pris-oner

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In an Iron cage which they could notbreak into Tile original Intention the mobwile to tutnit the murderers and they bad a ropewith them for this purpose

Finding they could not got tho rnnn out nlthe cage they opened lire on thorn The pris-oners

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run from one end to thn other pleadingfor mercy but In vain Sylvester was bronghldown with a bullet The mob then threw Inblankets foalcod in coal oil on Henry and setfire to thorn fatally burning him alter whichthey loft Ikith men were rescued stilt alivebut they will dlo of their Injuries

TBOUBLB IN A MIILITART SCHOOL

A JB w Over a Cadet that Use Vpae SouthCarolIna Amdcaar

CHARLESTON 8 O AUK Considerableexcitement exists hare over the possible dieruction of the Cluidal Academy at this placeThe Institution before the war was known asthe West Point ot the South and graduatedmany of the most distinguished men In theState It lIne only been reopened three yearsThe trouble arose from the cadets tabooingone of their number who was accused of Informing on his comrades Aftor he had beentabooed be was promoted to the position ofsergeant ansi the ondot refused to obey hiorders The Board of Visitors Interfered andat their Instance chnrgiwi were preferredncalnst the tabooed cadet Schlrmer by namH was tried on charges ot conduct uiitxifotnIng gentleman and acquitted by the ISoiinlwho however ordered the Superintendent toreduce him to the rank This tho Buperln-tendent refused to do and nwlgnnd He wasfollowed by one ithr member nl the faculty

His now rumored that the Governor ol theState will resign his ofTicu to take tile SuperIntandency of the Academy la October nextThis Is said to be the only means of restoringharmony ap4 paving the academy

labile Im tire I litrsreS-I In this hot weather said the keeper of a

popular flowiown restsurait ° people eem t efc-fjhnnly any meat cad terjr few egg though the Utterare client enuiuh for jnylolr hut the flfummi furlobitcr unprecedented Maiijr of my cbitonur appearto oat iiothluC clue auidoas Suite who take three mesha daiS tier call for Inbutrr every time he coinet HeCay he tint not eaSel a partIcle of my oilier fool fur eliureki and he ftelN dmt rate iliurt ore very ilenufnl f nJ Unr but of oourw In Clew cf the deininil foriuem iiu = ntlitrr tlint Mre n nl 4 Iiy the iuestL Hieyare niOeetIilIrly cl mr I usa a tmt hiiinWr out f-

Piery Int I buy ftud I pay from four to six evnit a piiMntlfor tliAin Stint lliati fonnrrly tnalnbitar talail I fltd-nn protlt nt all Ihitiuh I clivrire what my ruiunnrr cullK ftnry price Our ihedlith Von nec a Sari portion rf-

Ihe lobtiLT otvuiiot ltie used and I ualuuUu thaI w lien IttU tIered on the title It ha oust me fully twenty cratea pound In tlit pltln lobaur there U ft fair pruOt

niaaatlaSesi Wett Sksrei JaiplTeeaS-VIUCUSK Aug 8Much dissatisfaction and

apprehension exlit anionf the euiploreel of the VVee-tKhnre road over thy large number ot diimleialii that areinking place Seven ronducton tihu hid bin In thecompany employ for almoet tha whole period of thernatui history liar been dl > rhared In a batch Theeeclauigou are lM ketl oil CC forarunnere nf what will lisp1dm when Vanderbilt tike control nf the road

A recent ollitnirr In Ihe illinnn of the rnnd caused thetranef Cf the dllnlon liraUquartrra from hue city toFrankfort o i tha eaet sill Newark on tile Wect It la-u > rrtnl that Ill lnim 8uierliitenileut UcCov oiiui Kiiad-maMer Uarle bought it trait of Inlil at Newark thysaakmndciitltuiiliilolnliI winch Ilierenld ail to Ihe-emnlo eee nt a iront Tile Utter art now reire4MiinlHi be much illeappnlnted and dleiatlrllvd with Nonark-aitertluf that It Ile m a lvaiita eoua to live there

Klrclrlc Ilnhllna In Slew UneaseNEW OniKANS AUK 8The part of this city

correipondlna lo Brooklyn suit whIrl U knovtnatAlI-tlere on account nf the piratical nature of Ila early In

habitant soul all of the rear tt arde ol the city are C Ithoot gas The nfl linipe with wliloli thy lime hithertobeen herhted Susie been a ilrlnelon lany pill ocrknocked lnwn by the roe an I Ihe litniie of thoee-etaiiillnir Mere erldom lit Durlnir the bit few nUhla aCinlilrralle pnrtlMi nf Iheeparlaof the city hit lieenhrllllanlly Illnnilnatpt by Illu T weraytnn of el ctrlmty-ahnllar lit tliitt In Union equare New York There Ili ademand that the eullre city be iflvru up to electricityTilt la not Improbable aa nearly ouehalf la ao iilu-uiluatoj today

Enlrrliitnlna Tkclr UeycranrDEKB PAng HOTKL Md Aug 8Goy Lloyd

and about half of III Senile of Maryland arrived hirethl evening In a epeclat train Tile party are the iiuem-ot John tV Davla Aaeiitant to tile Irettdent of the Bilil-niore and Ohio real The rereptlim tendered to theUniernorand hi parly liy the BII IO the hotel andthe cnltacere lunitflil wai a nn M brilliant otis 1 lieflovernnr was neelfttcu hy rzUnltrd Matca henatoreWoUonll nt Indiana llatl or but Virvlnla Vire-Freinleni Shinny if iha Haiilinore cud Ohm btepheaH Klklne Mayor tclroSie or Kaltnnore anII oilier vrntlmen M ith Ilielr ladle The party will remain at DeerPark until Mimday ntornlnic when aepeclal train willleave for Ibe will renloni of lie Slack water country

Pour Ms Cleat at Wxaaaveu-

COIUMDUL B 0 Aug 8Mrs Diana Drowna poor woman living In Cheeterfleld county with hertwo little girl was dragged out of her bouie at midnight a few days ago by two white men and two neveers and beaten nearly lo death wlih pl uah linesWhtll tile men appmached her hnu e ithb thur wnnianasked what they Maiitftl Inm Henp y one of the lie-Cr ee rrpllenis inu Ill uluiti ynu very quirk whatS have mm for and draifftrd tiny out by tilt hair oftier iirsI Tim nailey and iharleCampbell uniteami Xurdnrk J Juuiiueoi und Jnlin A Juhneon tthlteare tiargoul Wills Ihe erlme and live been arrreted Nocause Hal been dren for Hie iiulraya

Filial QuxrrelKlllod Keiek OtherBicnAiiUNTO AUK 8 During a quarrol about

a woman here today between llarney Ialm and Joe Xl-eliaeee tiiih drew rernlten ant phd at the eame tImeUK ten clint were exchange a SiaM striking each lullabove the heart Sloth nice died

OklUrcn Lost In lbs Crowet-aOnlyalxteon lost children wore brought In

at Police Headquarter tail evenlni They were dulyclaimed nr analoue parents and carried home A cnneldeiaMy larger slumber were claimed durluc luetlay-al the different etailon lioj ea

Killed whIle MacqueradluegI4-

AVLNNAU Au r 8 QanrBln BnrnMi a youngcolored woman while liiaiiiurralliig In mulch alllre lastnight vt ai puShed and fatally Injured by a uc rv whomshic provoked he died thli morning

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GBKINWOOD LAXB Aujr 8A but flew Intothe billiard room of a hotel at Greenwood Lakem Tuesday evening and wa knocked downby one of the players who struck at It with abilliard cue It fluttered behind some wineeases and wa not found until next morningwhen one ot the boys pulled U from Its hidingplace anti tossed It Into a boat In which Ootalrthe guide waa about to cross the inks AIsharman occupying use stern seat laid asidetIs tackle and picked up the bat to examineIt lie found that one of the creatures wingwas broken and In turning It over got hislinger too elnse to ItIs month In an Inttantfour needlelike teeth were driven Into hisngortlp arid with an reclamation of pain andanger hn shook the bat loose and east It out onhe surface of the lake As the maimed areaturn fluttered about In the water the guidetoppfld rowlngto watch It and his passengersucked his finger and muttered a few deepdrawn Imprecations

Suddenly with a swirl and splash a majrnlflcent bass fully eighteen Inches long engulfedthe bet In his capacious yaws and shot fulllength out of water Served him right saidthe victim of the creatures teeth and turningto the guide be asked Whsts the matterwith getting some mow bat for bait 7

Before the guldo could answer the bat roseto the surface crushed hut atlll gasping Cofair smiled as be laid I thought that a blackbaa was hog enough to eat almost anythingbut I guess a bat is a little too strong vn forabase

Kititsn ma sOrA Father BeBeel br Ills Heir u4 U Beuace-

ra Hla LICk Vines at Fatal Skat-

CXLUMniA 8 a Aug SOn Aujr 4 Louisand P Byrd the tons of Evander Byrd went totheIr fathers boos In Leavonworth Darling-ton county accompanied by one Bragman aneighbor and began to tear down a cottonpros The father ordered them off but theycursed him and said they would pull down therea or din In the attempt Peter Uyrd antI

ragman got undercover but Louis kept hisplace at the prose and to tile further order todesist he told his fath r to shoot and bo-

at the same time starting to draw lila pistolThe father then shot and killed his son

Bragman then selsmd Louiss pistol nOd en-deavored to shoot the old loan but tailed Apackage of cartridges a pistol and a quartbottle ol whiskey wero found on Louiss bodyand he took n pull at the bottle ns tile latheradvanced to shoot Tills jury rendered a ver-dict

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of justifiable homicide

Bletckca her Fneo tn Gel MarriedWiLKESDAnnE AUR 8Miss Ilosallna Klma-

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Ili tIle daughter of H wealthy Pollen merchant Shehaa bad many admirer but hat preferred the societyof a young negro named Wheeloch a coachmanliving near her fathers houea The two were seenquite frenueattjr together Mill Klmatoihl laavhot home tn go nut tn the liable fiftytardldlitant She told her narenteahe was encourag-ing tile boy to do rlnht He hail a widowed innlherand Koallnawanted him to prnperly xipoort tier ItU laid aha frequently tire him money She leftthe IIOUM early In the evening telling her mothershe was going to call nn a lady friend Hherent WheelneU and the pat went In Alderman OrnlTaoffice where they nere married Ihe Alderman catsthat the girl had her tore blackened when she called onhim otherwlee he would not have performed the reremany The parIah of the girl are alineil beafUirukan

Vsei rkeuahs the Bidiblac Wese ColsgGBlcrfrLiE Minn Aug 8A wedding took

place 511 mIles north ot here sod some fifty boys withrune haP and tin pans went to the place to charivarithe weddIng couple They anoceeded In tearing theneighbor and making them believe tile Indians wettaking pnaeeealon of the country Some twenlyflve-farmeri put their famlllea In wwnna gathered up whatthey onuld carrr and drove Into the oily fur safety I-

wu about a oclock at night and a icon as tile newaof the outbreak reiched lucre Ihe church bell beecaringing Father MacUimald and the clllarnieaeonedthe tomin and children tn the Uathulle church and thamen nf the tuwn eallled fnrihwith arm to meet theeneinv The army of home guerda felt decIdedly sheeptill when luejr heard how the craze originated

Qnen Aun College IB n Mnulkern CityNswOiuKiMB Aug Building Is going on

here Biter than was ever kaotrn before Between athird soul halt a million U being put Into oar houaeaevery month A rich cotton merchant a ooople of yearsago erected a very extreme Qeeen Anne cottage In 81Cherlea itrett our Fifth afinue Everybody ridiculedIILand et erjinMt whnwai budding a hnma went off anSLOut enmethuiiilc s cry hike It Iii a fw nufltlie thin archilecture of New Otiealii him cmnlhrtrhy resotoiioiur-anil thie cIty fiuruierty if squnrrbuili wlii-wllh Ilniturn S vereuta or as they c herelerle has becoilie line of nil flied queerlY IIeC0-

lanihytoted rotlitEee colored rill an a cockatoo withcokired giaca Iii pIcturaeque chimneys-cud other flUTturI varTtlouV

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Edward Henry Smith well kx wn ty everybody la Suffolk county Long Irtar j died m ht attn Itm-

Pmllhtown nh frlilay at the ye at n He was the sonof Major Ulchard mlth nf Yorkshire who was the firstproprietor SmltTUown He wai Lorn In Na iMuon May 1800 ATcr ulilna liiany local odlcn in Cutfolk enmity he waa nutrd to Ionnrei In llE4it II e wason let eral war commllleer Jttl wua noteS fur hie vigorout oppnaltlnn to n0uuiufl Ife wIn a Cloud indue ofrattle and Sutures alit ttnaalitaya well reprevnied atthe county fair lilt ran K KR n and N Ferdinandsmith are inrinWraor time Hrm nf Miiltli Site t Onlarge tell tiwrrhluiu IIn Japan lli death ttaacaui e l byan ulcer of tlie itomuch IIU lunertl sill be held tomorrow from M Jameai Cliuroh hmithtown

Lord Halifax li dead III name wa Uliarlei Woodand he wae li irn Den 2l ItWO He succeeded till fatheraa third baronet IIn ICIB aud waa raised tu the peerageai vIscount Halifax IIti 10511

Deacon William Jnnel King died at tile renldenoa InProvidence reeur a after a protracted Illneae Hewas born In Mllfnnt Ma In ISO Ulnce IHja Ihe hadbeen a eucrenarul tnercliaiit tu Irnrldence and was aprominent leader lu Congrvitatliiual Sunday schools

M re Only Htlle a Filet SnakeThe pilot snake as the copperhead Is called

In Slew Jereey li an object ot greater dread than a rat-tler with alxleia rattlei nnd the oithnJox button OnThursday last Mra Kphrahn Duty ot Quirri villa wentout to investigate a lurkev net whirl the hen birdbaitt endilenty aunt tnrirerUly herS The net wa 10-III i amid that cli oouhl nnl Ccc Iliu pggi and pile reliedentirely upnn the letlue nf fnllug In deterinliilngwhether the rife were ill rlullt-

Ai ehe vrnped arnund the ream with tier hand ihetouched an nlijrot which > he linianlly knw wai a-

Onake 8lie quickly is iIltlra tier hand aid p knl-arnund In the tiet with n mil k until a pilot Cluck threeftet bug crawled out out renratnlly ulruck Ite faintsInto ihn sUck tin limy iinod Ili r Knmud and de-patohcd it vt Ith repeated blown uf tIle etkk

Itriilnclnir a Ilrldie Wllkvul DelayTho Harlem Railroad bridge across the Cro-

ton Silver In Putnam county la the built and hlgheiton 11w tIe nf the read It hai a bhlaul of 700 feet andwee built of wool Thus rompaii decided recently to-

liulld an iron bridge The ttnrk one begun abnut tendiJ4 agn slid y elrldiI > Slur lutt Iron lndirmaa fluUh d as far a ttie mitlii abrlit lire Ile oticerned and thisold woiMlcn tilt Ive rfinnted flue work prnKTviafd layslid nlKht ati l u as prnierutM In cmii Ih a tnanner hotthere wai iinlv flflrell inlnnto deli y lo one paleliirer-trnln An Iron Snug thn inkee thv lilac of a woodenbridge wllhuut maurlal I ilerrupUou of caviL

Illeid In n Police Ntiillnn OilRandolph Rail a Gorman 65 years old wits

taken to the Twelityaeonnd street station at 8 oclockon Friday night and locked up lu a cell ou a charge ofIntnxlcitlon About 3 A M yeitrrday the doormanfound him uncoiiMlnua In tile tfll and enmnioiied anambulance hut Kali w a dead before this ambulance ar-rlted The liody wan taken in lli > Morgue Thus hoUrmade Innulrle but could lint fluid out Ills hnine Theythink frnin piurr In his u rkrl that he vtae outs aclerk at a planing mill at Uf East xet enlleth aireet

lllirourtriy on Ibm lllh SeasCapt Tooter of the bark Annie J Marshall

which arrived from Plymouth yaiterdiy reported thaton July II he rpoke the aleamihlp Venetian which reCured tn exehange longitude It wa a very atrangeand uiiaoroiintnble Ithing the Captain said as useweather ttae tine and we wet ao near that we rnuldeasIly read tile lUamililiil uajne It was quite Im-portant to ua b oauee onr chronometer true tnuoa out °

A Clone Cur Ilaitrorni hIves Wnycrowded platform on an Avenue A oar gave

way at Fourth strict yesterday morning None of thepIl05Irl standing on II Were hurt but In the rush ofthe frlgtitenrd pcs ngrrt from in inllr of the carUra liatherlne llrimtll nf all Kail fourth Itreet Jumpedto Ilia itreel sod fell receiving a severe scalp wouud

A Vew ajiaiain laiHiid llnllroadPlans have been mod In the village of Edge

water H Ilfiir a street railroad lo run entirely acruea-Klalen tiland from rail to oem The rnnle will extendfrom Uaiileiiin tlorneri on lbs nurlh ihora tanuplelos ou the cool >shot

Mlnul Once MI HuaietAt unset last evenIng the Narrows and theIxing Iiland end Slates l > land thurei wr rrlming with

tIle Iweniriine lulnme gum that wife Bred troan twillVon Wudiwonh and YoU llamiliua

tell from is Iae5lames Lawson a soaman In the pilot boatFanny fell iriiiii aloft tn tlie diet yeilenlav siC thelInk cut nas teterely Injured Ila was taken le Ike

Marine lloepltal at biepleton

Frnrlnrliie Ills WKea SkullDuring a ijuarrel with his wit at Gooey

lalainl on rrlda nnrlil linvld Tunnrth a iirgro raetured lila witei aSciI wild an axe He made his sKips

Itilrl Vniilnmediet it ant Broadway cnndnrted on the Amcrlein plansill superior acooninindatluu for permaneiil and lraa-elvnt parllel All aparlinenil hate private talb sidtoilet room Coiil llgnt aid airy doing roomi us themath dour UCKIIII wtih ur without board 4aa

HIM cxnrflf ro mrsttr asS Mra Ifktuiaya Vntai Kedsevas t

filet their Bawckler frees Ounatfau

About the mldUloof last May Mr WilliamH Finch manager ot the Oommunlpaw GoalCompany waa married to Hlstflda II Whitneyhe only daughter ot Mr Ellas J Whitney aartist The marriage took place at the restdance of the bride parents 133 St 3amesplaoe Brooklyn and after a brief tour theyoung couple returned end remained there tor-

Ix weeks They then took up their resIdencen Franklin avenue hot Mr Finch soon left

asi he IIs reported to have told his wife tor A-

malnesa trip In the West Ills wife and he arenow In llannas Hotel Laehlna near Montreal

Since they went away unpleasant storieshave boon told about Mr Finchs account withhe coal company Mr Whitney and his withave just returned from Laohmo Mrs Whit-ney

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said yesterday I

There Is no truth In the report that themarriage of mv daughter with Mr Flneh wasa runaway one They were married In thiaboosts with my consent and that of her fatherand preparations for the evnnt had been goingon for more than a month We bad no Idea atthat tlmethat Mr Finch wa not In overy waya suitable match for my daughter They llvdwith us for some time sod then Mr Pinchwont to Albany anti summoned his wife bytelegraph He contested to her that no was adefaulter and she accompanied him to Canadawith that knowledge As soon sews learned-the facts we tried to prevail upon our daugh-ter

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to leave hint and return toner homo Ourvisit to Montreal was for that purpose Potthe present at least my daughter chooses MFollow the fortune of her husband and I sup-pose most people will alvn horeredlt for Itaftaall I dont believe Mr Finch would tm proseeutnd should he return as his brother ha-mado good every cent of tbu denoUncy

TROTI1HU AT KOCUKMIXB-

HMllwairtk feawalp ad Be Uerae th TaJM-lb fIreS Money

BocirEsnrn Aus 8 About 3000 persona at-

tended the trotting events heretoday Poolsold briskly and the trotting and pacing weegood In the 319 unfinished trot KenllworUewon two heats yesterday but was not the fawrite at the opening today Joe Davis wotthe first heat and Kenllworth surprised erashis friends by taking tbe sooond heat and win-ning

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the trot Joe Davis took peoonil moneyTucker third and Lena Swallow fourth Sum ¬

maryKenllworUl T 5 I I I 1-

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Tlme330 U2IX 330 2t2IX 3V> X MfIn the freeforall pacing event GossIp Jr

woe by lonsrodds the tavorlte selllnK for 50while lllohlwll sold for tlS Westmont IM andthe Hold 13 Oosilp won first money Westmont Bucond Joe Aradln third and TommyLynn fourth Summarylineup Jr I I IW atinnnt-Jite

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In the 225 class Butterscotch won In threetrnlght heats the best time being 21X-miulo In tho last heat butterscotch was a ta-vorltn throughout soiling at 125 aaalnat theHold before the last host Uocood third andfourth macova were oonly divided betwenaMaggIe Ulddlctnn Dick Organ aad Prlnoa-Midoloton SummaryUutlerimitrh < > iPrince Mldll lon I-

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Pi nermanlc Kennedy Liverpool July 80 and Qatown XIL

lie delIrIum Batter Amiterdim July 25-

SeMarlel Jellklna Hull July 25-

M llaiitlioriiuith rawer Harbaitoee JutjtT8 < Kl Dalian Honour cluitad BolivarKaWrlharen Mewalil llafaoo-Re Vdalle Kuller aracoa-8alndy H na aroiina Harac-oa8Crof Auguita Mcker nn Kavanaak-ftiln Auiirla tinIer WatarforaShip Vimitalla Cixiiian AniwerpShirk Natlgator UaalellonL aenoHark Orrto Uelap lwle IlllauBark Vale Clirlilenif Valeuoi

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nemlBrrora New Turk at Ilomhnrgba Wlelaud fioni Netr York for Hamburg el Ply

BAILBD PlOW roBBioa1 roarsBa Arnerlqae from Parr for New Turk

llUUtlKlJP-ORTFRRANFOnnAt the reildenne of the brides

father New Hruniwlrk KJ niiThuralay AugO IHN-Sat 3 P U by time Rev C K llirln html > ouiigeeidaughter nf Mr Uharlei II Kanfird of Hnenoa Ayres an4Nw Hrunittlck to Mr Qen K 1ortrr if llrnnklvli N T

TAVIiiltHHIiKJuiy li bjr this Kev Dr tiradeW B Taylor to M K White

uhfAKRlUFYSiMdeuly Friday Aug T Thorn V Akar

icy ofed Ml year-s110iXthourat King Sing Aug a lesS WlUlaam

Uucklniul-Kuneriil frma tile late residence Main at oa Sunday

Anil I at Vl to nciuek-PlliliAThtICKOo the Tib taut John Filzpatiick-

agrd 42 yearsFuneial dirltate from SM Vrt4dttiiLni Sunday

the lull I lint Interincnl at Pnuithker le N Y-

JKASNOT Alller late realJeuce 4ja West ftTtagFrnhonii AJeannnt

lithe of roneral hereafterKlhMM At Orange Mountain Friday Aui 7 Angus

luaKltinm-Nntiie iif fanertl hereafterM llIYiiii Auv 7 at Knuthamptnn Herman BOB of

lltrman Htewait und IMrnirnllna Morgau ie liny agedI tear IIII iiilllllm 15 j-

McQUAUK Un Mlnrdat the Hlnit at hi lit teeIdenc iraittni HM m 1ntrlcl mound coo uf the LateAll hinny all Jane MrOim la-

Nolleu nf fllnrral In ininnrrowa panereMINUlllllnI the Till lull lllou Mlnugk wife a<

Jlinua II Mllilig-hllinerul nu hundar Aug 9 al hot late reiidonra Pea

bright N J Thu burial is III tote place on Mnuday al-III I oVInck at Kvergrren i inetrry I I Itelativee asSfrliiila uf the fitmilt ate Invilud to attend

HlOltllUWdn riaiurdHV AuirH at lltereeldenoeaCher hmlifUw B V K trUKrr Slay tllle Lung IllauoCarob IarK widow of Tlinnia v Morrow

Kvlalltea and friend are lintel in allelHl time funeeBlat tile Oliurrli nf the Unit CiniinunloiiJUlli el jod Otacc TurU Aug tl iat IU A M

VA > IIIKNOn Killay mnriilnir Rarah Anne wifeof llfortfe T Van Unren tindI eldeet daughter of Jutsthiitt ilioia ed of iiiiiiurvh-

VA > UINKIKouJJeuly ihurada Aug e AlbertVan Winkle

Kelallve and frIends ara invited tn attend the funeralservice at ills tile relidfiice The Ithcrtlew intsi-av niarUtth ut nn Monday the Illlll tosS at to 30 A-

M Vrlendi will kindly nulls Sinners