o s - Omaha Dailn Bee. ee—— — IS NO. 47. OMAHA, NEBRASKA, SATURDAY. AUGUST 14, ISSO. ; 4 : MORNING EDITION. Price—Fi;e Cents to Liverpool in the steamer “Towa” 3 J aniform bankrupt law, was referred DOINGS, | 1ol in his wioph a i . 5 \ le in his wiophagus, and appears to B S ASPECT. rested in this city yesterdsy. He was | offer made for them there were only & / re et T | WASHINGTON. | siermimtont b vt o] DOMESTIO S e g | Shont o 0o & raest mke hove,| s seoal Tesan and shipping stsers M‘.nisteria‘l Crisis in _mmu‘_h"’,_’?":"“'onf;‘:‘;l’mywh'iz‘: e tionas may be deemed necessary. —— 28 wound to-day, asked if ho shoul Mrs. Tuniston was not with him, and |scld to-day, at prices ranging from d | came from one place or one causing Mexico Violates th& Neu- The following resolution was then | Bonner Raportsd Ready to Emp- put on his necktie. ‘I guess I'll| New York Jobbers Report an | it is reported that she left the city dopts have another kind of Ktie by e 63@2 80 for the fur:l:l and l;-:in- i 2 adopte > ¥ other kind of a necktie bye- B two or three days ago. 303 35 for cows ship- urkey Tmminent, e poem alicled ol thai osvomme] | trality: Tiaws in Re- Reaclved, As the deliberativeaction |ty His Stables for a Public fand-bye,” gasped Bigot. Vonsaally Divelyg=alr - Ding ateers, At 11 o'clock the market ":' :o‘en l:zrx::d b (ha“::l -.u:hn;x. of this convention, that is, the coinage Exhibition. = Prize Fight. Trade. i ﬁu:.h::nsio tics. was but little better than nominal; Porte Foars That it Will| aoesion o, i theTusentorr| 8070 10 Escaped | St SER AR SN Drors, gt 13,4 p. mA | | o Augt st m— | 7 I T L T2 would communicate disease to other : cial value below the standard value of i love hoxing-mateh, a thinly-di rompt Payments and High- [ Ex-Senator Dorsey, of Arkansas, sec- Chicago Produce. aveto GiveintoEu- |ostdle. Prisoners, i ol dchin withaut regard toany | A Select: (Gangof Bruisers BB b AU he by cacer retary of the national republlcan com Cutcaco, August 13. rope’s Demands, ARCHRISHOP DESPRES RECALLED, oommerclal need oruse forsuch silver | Witness a Midnight Mill Jight in Harrison township. near Mt. er: Brices. mittee, arrived in the city yesterd with closing e i) B 5 31,5 B Secretary Evarts to Investigate | dollars, threatens the deterioration of TRt Clemans, in this state, at 2 o’clock ——— fromNew York. He returns to-day. / 2 our stand of carrency, the derange- in Michigan. [ this morning. The bruisers wer A Bright Business Outlooks He expressed confidence in republican g AlbanianLeague Declares l“"r:(;l.\::,b;:g::eilvil_:t-ﬁ:‘g‘ hee: the Case to See if the Treaty | ment of business, the ultimate embar- hin Donalason, of Cleveland, | Specal Dipatches to The Beer Tacsten in Nm‘:‘“" next,but 'h{;f“;'f e ¢ for October; S6c seller P, e} i rassment of the government treasury, mes Taylor, of Chicago. Taylor| New York. g __| that every southern state would be | for the year. or Independence and Be- f"‘g"l'h‘:;e‘;:rp-lca{ coat Paris, stat- is Broken. The oxpulsion to foreizn countries & REPCR! UCMITTED. e Mess Pork—Took another jump of = barrel and closed at $16 50 for cash: 816 76@l6 30 for B Biris, August 1%5:1° p, f.—For A & xtremely Bad. the celebration of the emperor of Au Th‘f T of T et . tria’s birthaay on August 18th, the|, i %.om Wichita, seven from the Sac and | rade are excollent. Dry goods job | cratic, ths giving the legislaturs to OX agency, ud two from he Creek | bory say tho fall t:ado has begap liva- | that party, while the republican vo ted and received without reading: senger Boats. nation. The whole party, numbering | g, P o - ¢ ing the Management of Pass The following papers were submit- g Taxhfrsoe nation cos aro steadily higher, and in- | in Sther counties is so oveu e 6 TT3@16 50 for Septembe 18 Amoer of Afghanistan a|¥ingsnd queen of the Belgians will | somap 'y from the United Btates | “afydustrial Growth of the Coun- , 63, will be taken to Carlisle, Pa. croastd orders. sen sxiviag Hom ull | as to insure the elestion of the gube Tt €150 . S take the Princess Stephanie to Ischl | dicated a violation of the meutrality | (V7 0¥, E- Atkinson, of Boston; W. Whi ky Peadler Bottled Prrrssuna, August 13.—President | scctions and collections are coming in | naterial ticket. 211 30@11 35 for y ty to the Massacre to present hoer to her future|laws on the part of the M.\lmﬂ H. Patterson, of Georgia; Dr. An- 2 Hayes, Gen. Sherman and party pass- [ promptiy. OR: ' SSENATOR. of British, father-in-law, Prince Charles of e, : 5 2 drew Simonds, of Charleston; Ed- Tus Bes. ed through the city this morning and | Wholesale clothiers and hat and cap it b G it e v 7 w7 bt Ti nd closed st §770 | Roumunia will pay his o Tachy | uthorities, & numbor of state Dris | ward Bacth, of 'Vieksburgand others, | - DeNisoN, Tex., August 13, 4 p. . | took breakfust here, on route to | jobbers reprt the samo statoof af- b ao e Datitere ot K Pl S et Ak _— inn fow days, T0 can be taken for | fheconined at, Laveda effctod | Thoodoro 31, Pomeruy and W, S| A full blooded Indian mamod East- | Washingeon from the' Columbus vo- | fairs. Boot and shoo manufacturers | w44 3% SHEMUEIENEEES: | 05 Sobtomlor; o7 7067 373 for O B s geaated that he has secured the prom: | Grande into Toxas, They mere fired | Co0Tée ot tho increaco of bankivg | oy Burras, was killed by a constable | uBion- stato that thero is every indication | f1oLo 80l Y0 Sonator James, take | tober. i ‘ Special dispaich to The Bec. e of support from both Austria and | wnon by the Mestoaus wiile srossing, | 1A¢iHt1es within the past twenty-five | |0\ L0 i dvillagooP Rocky | - FOKT Doba Tex., August 13—, | that the prescnt activity will continue | gy sontloman himaclf. The fight —_—— Brionaon: Aues 14, 1 a. | Germany in case Rusei should agun | Liqn 1Y the Mexicaus while ceossig, | yoars, telling how tho cxpreas aud | and hisporse neae the'illagoof Rocky |y, Gl "S5 stor, igh | durii tho wintor, and thers s now . | sgat 555 oneely 1 by i coatiage “Eugene Schuyler had an_interview | MM the pasmage through Roumania | a1, fired upon in United States terri- | {¢1°5r8Ph companies have aided in ex- ) Point, Tndian Lervitory, AR election | toon miles east of - hore, was 'found | prematuro demand for supplies in | gengtor Call. . SO B, i with the Roumanisn ministers. An | 1°F Ber troops, o that he will not be | ory. This ia in violation of the | {€0ding the business. Dudley Olcott, | was being held bringing great num- | dead to-day, shot in the head and [ stock. U Sr. Lovss, Avgut 1. \ anderstanding was arrived at whereby | 2830 absndoned by Europe, but will | Guadaloupe-Hidalgo treaty betwosn | brctident of the Mechanics' andfpers to fown. About noon Burras | bresst. The carpet manufacturers report P e Flour—Easier and lower. the American representation i off. | (28] 80U enough next time to refuse | the United States and Moxtco. That T o Farmers' bank, obituary of Thomas e e i R troaty provided that escaped prson- | {0 Nrirs it uoe anddhe sniupley reangements st "the meGtink of the | ekl Dirsionto v e e e o B v | Jawa by Asa B Potter and Willim | fired at the offcor but missod, then | 140 210 1314 o i of . acch at the | Yholesalo aeocers say they aro_doing | m.—Tho fnjucst was yesterday con- for Gctober: 90fc nited States congress in December. | DUrLry, August 14—1 a. m, suit by the suthorities. Tareda is | /" ran and was followed and shotto | Clinon wire cloth factory | excellent business and more.than | tinded at May's Landing over the body S0{c for the yer A DYFFICULTY ADJUSTED. reported Jhat a plot is on foo k i El e e 5 2 £ James Sweenoy, killsd in the rail- | No. 3 do, '$5}@87c; No. 4 do, 9:@ A oa- {moarly opposite Fort Mclntosh, in | death. e e e o [[leskyer: R ol arel kit T S EniCApaE . o disputch to Tux . cus from Killarhoy zacl tho prisoners | Texws, and the stato dopartment has | 1AL~ WABASH ) 2 Farr = i A ,:','”‘:" ‘l' Sico: i R g e lm.‘;i_jg:} servics division has 6ome | given to the president to from Jarrett Springs and killed a | February, 1880, was pardoned to-dsy. | Personal, Political and Statisti- s—Quiet at 11@13c. ‘onstantinople dispatch says thaf kIS, Augus v m.—Consid- . o 0! £ d: o ey e o 2 ) 3 5 Macmahon’s Remonstrance. Whisky—Steady at §1 08. R e ) crablo. quantition f ico ato being | logal-tender note. Tt came from | T Pt PR AR stage driver. The military operator | Sam Huater s In the ity prison, cal, Srecial Dispateh to Tho Beo. Pork—Highor at $16 00 for cash shippod from Norwogian porls to the | Maine. The counterfeit s on the | To Hon. K. W. Thoumpsont Sccretary of tho | 8¢ Quitman telegraphs that the In- | 70 BRE JIEIACCRN SEi0 IGRD —— Loxvox, August 13—noon—A Paris | 216 75 asked for September. the calling | United States. serios of 187, letter D, and with the | Y\ dians are all about the poststealing | ¢ Shelbyville. Both are colored, correspondent telegraphs fresh re-| Dry Meats—Firm and_higher e T ignature of A, N. Wyman, treasurer. | Stn: A careful examination of the| ooy and murdering every person | and circus attaches, b | Correspondence’or the Bax. monstrances made by Marshal Mac- | at £ 1065 205 1068 20@ i TROUBLE With It'is is miserably executed, and will | Davy department in this office, cover- & DogcuEster, August 10.—Thisrap- | Mahon against the reports of his| B gher at §6 00@8 %@ THE BOILERNAKER, | Tt in semi-officially stated that Bar- | doceive mo one who ever casually | ing the four yeurs from July 1, 1875, | they find. Nothing was received | Loxooy, August 14.—The court ; . idly growing p! be- | bankruptey which first appeared in | 6 00 The boilermakers at Jarrow Zemand | " Hickey, editor of Le Tribola, was | glanced at one of its duplicstes. It is | to June 30, 1879, has juat been made. | from General Grierson to-day. martial appointed to try Sergeant t‘f,;;[.’;:[;‘ﬁ,‘jd F,::':d:?l'ﬁ,“",eifg The Bail Mall Gazetto and wers then | = Lacd—Nominal and bicher at 87 65. an advance in w. Sbould a strike | ©¥Pelled from France for organizing | supposed to have its origin in Canada. | The money transactions of this period, Bonner's Flyer: Marshman for alleged fraud in ccn- s 2 cabled across the Atlantic. MacMahon | Receipts—Flour 11,000 brls, wheat result, 12,000 hands =1 pe affected. | 04 directing the legitimist election: | The specimen which has been received | lncluding 32,124,053 0f navy pensions, | Specal Dispatch to Tho Bee. nection with marking at the targets in | ten miles from ggither place. It has n 2 % 038 | vehemently denounces the papers [ 90,000 bu, corn 45,000 bu, oats 40,000 BRITIS®. ganvest. eering funds. by the secret service is g0 poorly exe- | amount to §70,541,710.36, and em-| Now Yorx, August 13—4 p. m.— | the recent rifle-match batween tho |come into more Importance within | which have propsated this and other | bu, rye 2,000 be, barley 1,000 bu. Bl e v WAR OPENS, cuted that the back of it is printed up- | braco paymentsmade by the pay off- | Ty hing been rumored for several days | PTitishond Canadians, at Wimbledon, | i or three years on account of the | scandals ~affecting his position fn| = Shipments-Flour 11,000 brls, wheat K ingd, sm all parts of the United | o\ sieoutct 1o The see. side down, and the note is one-eighth | cers of the navy and naval pension p asssmbled yesterday. qrain rai France. 51000 bu, corn 60,000 bu, cats 20,- 8dom gtate t.at owing to contin- | P17 that Robert Bonner, who until the re- > [hq | 137g¢ aniount of grain raised in the BRBECALELL Bhs pospoctact & gooll]. V1 , August 14, 1a. m.—Fight. | ofan inch larger than the genuine. | agen all parts of the world where " i Coroypus, O., August 14.—The L e e e _— — 000 bu. REY: s e aaloi Bt S 1o 5008 | ing has occurred between the Albani. | The engraving s simply horeible. The | the ships of the United States go and | cent performances of Maud 8. and St. | democratic state central committeo | P g i s & _ Fattening Tanner. —_— £ be impmbj’\,]e that further seiec [ ans and Montenegrins near Podjor- | counterleit hasnot been extemsively | the stationsjathome whero the disabled | Julien, was supposed to own the fast- | hold a secret confererce with the con- | than Creto precinet, bt from lack of | special Dispatches to Tus Ban. St. Louis L ock. T e - il (T circulated, and there is no probability | receive the bounty of the nation. An | est trotting horse in the world, is | gressional nominees lsst evening. | facilities of trade in Dorchester much | New Yorx, August 14—1a. m.— St. Louss, August 13. Pr adva stage of the TR thatit willbe. The fibre of the genu- | interesting fact brought out by this ex- 2 2 crops, will injure them. HALTING Congressmen McMalion, Norris, Con- Since last Saturday Dr. Tanner has| Hogs—SI verse and Schaffer were present. No gained 27 pounds. He was out walk- [ mores, £4 ¢ 50; mized packing, action of importance was disclosed. 're | ing nearly all the morping. 8190 butchers' to fancy, $ 15 Moxtreat, August 14.—Wednes. | Wanted here. Tho opening s promis- |~ Dr. Tanner has got down to three | 5 50 Receipte, 3,500 head; ship- race. Bonner said ho wos thinking of | pay last Albert Pratt, in company |ing for men of enterprise. More trade meals per day and light ones at that, | ments, 1,300 he: (orkers and Balti- of this grain seeks a market in Crete, Two general merchandise stores are A T ine is imitated by scratched lines, | amination is that on disbursing this [ 800Ut to depart from tho strict rule v ) ! o Lewis Brown & Ce., dealers in ho- | money being found genuine. He a :‘mTr'.l.{':'ﬁ?".T 2l 15 be cld-ushioned, amooth-bored i 2{;“;‘.}"“~ff,'|“"”,’;"‘;hi’r’“}';'} aratoga Reces. tho revocation of (ho officers liconac. | and o rondy touso them. _ The sits- Haoock.” o D St oo Hostes: 8 farioch e utie o i s : dy de e arms of no partioular uso except at | C ge Feve 00D, The Railway Horror, ation is one of extremo peril andonly | o : ; v ool ai il § cific. They are fourteen-knot vesscls, _,w""m_“ > murder. Threo others on the same Mv;\:lmw. N. \d- Avgust 13- 1;»1‘ N e yeorTor: tho prompt action of Receiver Rice, in | Wheat and barley are secured in the :io“lx::nl;;x”Lﬂ[{!‘&ymﬂ&'-‘gu‘r’v‘:&:n h:*ﬂ:ﬂ_;ﬂt*( m”::“r:ifmd“ - Cf‘l:,a_ each armed with three six-inch guns. TR % 2 charge are out on bail. m. °hfﬂf,°ﬂ to- “y'l":‘:npn (u\u’ Spect ispatch to The Beo. 4 paying the men, will prevent a tersi- best condition; the yield is rather lBl 0! ol o = £ “_Y: pay E& ol e ' Pty PADY FOR CHIN hh';‘”"‘"l‘:r"::’;::;‘:"‘“'c"' e DIAMOND KOBBRS NABBED. events, the first of which was fora| PaLaveurans, August 15—4 p, m, [ P08 T B0 T PV S EG | aioad of last year. Oata are good | dealersin celluloid collacs and eafle; | norsf the proprietof, Tafictiog & W'y - o o constabu- purse of §300 for maidens of all ages, | —Up to noon to-day the list of the i e Eitar “craest | and mostly sccared. Much un o., brust ; with the wsua llowango 0 maresand | dexd by the Wost Jracy and Al '.|,?r'm‘:|‘|[:t(o‘r‘x entortaine the cravest | 210 BontT e ant of rain. The | floor: the Linen (lace company, | McGrath, who rreated him. geldings, ono mile, and was won by ness | Eckstine & Co., brush dealers, third | wrist wound; also fired at Policeman Gen. Von Kauffman, who has al- Galla- ready areived at Kuldjs, has some Sherlff Peck, of Grand Rapids, Mich., is here With & requisition for ulary know the names of several of the ‘men concernod in the robbery, 5 railroad colllsion footed up to 19. Tt o thi i3 Delng ol et com 1a growing | fourth, and the fith floor by Lewis | gher claims to bo an ex-soldier from SIBERIAN RATILWAY. connocted with Fentan sgitation, al-| JO0F & Kolley, charged with the | Capt. Wragse third. Time, 147} | from Atlantic City would bring some | 5ottt Rice'in New York. The men |rainfall very soon thero will bu a | Browt & Co. is $75,000; insurance, Gen. Von Streuve has received in- | thoughmo proof has yet transpired. | 5770 CIHONC FO/ A RO B The second race was for a purss of | of the wounded from May's Landing, i FEE i capecially in late | $190,000; Foster & Bowmanare in- Brighton Races. T 2 Y 2 0 " serious shrinkaze, especially in late | #2454 £ three weoks ago. They were arrested | 8500 for all ages, distanco one mile | and quite a number of peoplo gather. | 1% Pscoming Hotely sioes mpatiens) oo ocekai b structions tc proceed at once with thy E C. 9 CATED, 1 X i e planted cor wo weeks have pro- | sured for £150,000 on stock, valued at | gocciy pispaten coustzustion of the now railway which The"‘:‘::l::;x; e it the | Ly the, Chicago, police, and will be | and a hilf, was won by Genenal Phil | od at the depot ja Camden. Tho train | ** Corall IRy s s it b The e iave | 8175,000. Thefire orisinated in the | "Ny y i8 to connect the Siberian steam navi- | captain of the vessel ':’: ek holl ] ¢ bl c% m:u y ¥ | lips, with Mamie pneld: second and | was behind time, but when it did ar- The Gaunt Wolf. pacched, the leaves curling, where a | packing room. the races at Brighton beach y gation “nies with ahe railway of Rus. | igeorant of the intenton of the rob. | @ oo Gotocthi g JNATNa OF ;| Fize thero were mo sictims on board. | spin Dpsich o The e o vt sitico dvary\iig soeened — e o hda {diataca ST =i proper. B e A s e, s S qthe thind race waa for purse of | The train did ot stop ot thelanding, | New Yonk, August 141 s, m.— |t of danaor. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. | wss won by Kate Clory, Momin Lew BIG BORBERY. though the captain and. crew express | Specia dispatch to Tho Beo. e B Pt 48 i | o comsequentlyjitiotoondi o it A il sk 9jc claoyesforday mtin | 1T (el o€ putatoes romith i 3 = st g Fo5) Wichs snandan, Fnocesh| Sibuseives amubVla ‘£ SAeitily “Shel" Provipsece, August 16 1 . 10, | s won by Slamoticae, with Sporte: | et s > Cd nob befseckts|ing Witooklemroasibultraciod ivat | enneoe; drduilizaad sty W FRRCHTS E 0 e ol e Second race, thres-quarter mi’ 4., house, at Durset, has been 'robbed of | Taiders. The map who fell into the | _Wan. Bowells, & stons maeon, while | man second and Brendan thicd. Time 2 sl L e L lly have the | MONEECALSE ver conts exchanka sendy | dash, dead heat between Badar ai d jewelry worth £12,000. hold during the perpetration of the | at work on the new Catholic cathe- ; il Murderous Nupuials, d‘"ﬂ'.ﬁ‘. b e ‘-f':e" " S o ine Prontes. Time, 1:21};purse divide e i robbery escaped with & broken leg | dral, yeaterdap foll fronsgatszing 0 | | Tho fourth race was fora puse of | sl dimich to Tux ue. looked arour:d, but the sroaning sud- | eredit of takivg the most discouraging TAEd e, il aek dphih da Cutcaco, August 15—4 p. m.— |denlyceased and wasnit reeutned for | view of their crops prospectively it There was on Ltalian wedding last | some minutes. The «flicor iraced it |may be of interest to state that sev- night on South Clark street, one of | to a pile of lumber at the of the | eral intelligent and experienced culti- G the most notorious quarters of the | pier and in a hollow at the top, partly | vatora assure me that early corn that STOCKS, and was carried off hy his copanions. | the ground, a distance Of eighiy fest, | £400, & hurdle handicap for all ages, A dispatch from Culeutta it Seve g h fs Lo " i Bt o B ;:‘;:‘_-‘:“;":l‘:{:{' -;?;: :I:u:‘el:: striking upon his head, which crushed | distance, onemile and a half. 1t was 2 ly § hav | ma ; ough. an_inch and a | won by Dey Star, with Frank - Short : acted throughout his campaign agaiust 4 I completely through. an inc! won by Day Star, or! The British in concort with Abdur | ned by the authorities of the re | quarter spruco plank. Won by Emily F, Moderator seco; 4 | Time two minutes. Fourth race, mile dash. Won by Currency ith- | sec S i v w0 s yee | Lillian, Vagrant second. Time, 1:35. : covery of the remainder of the rifles | iy half an hour. He w.?s,ﬁ';flféﬂl{y second and Stranger third. Time, | iy, Vito Parillo, a ragpicker, med. | covered over with hoards, T found & | has been well cultivated isalready sure o and sdvancd § to 3 per | LTRSS VOOV T U LATEST OF THE RAID. mangled. He leaves a wifo and two | ded Catherine Holombo, another raz- | man, evidently intho list stages of o bo a good crop if it sscapes the Stnestorn. 1003 | Liosvos, August 14.—The German L A GOVERNMENT TOPPLES. Two ownerless boats were picked | children. Knights Errant. picker, and o feast followed with | slarvation. Heimisiutssloliogsiors frost, but late corn is in danger. mi—— bark “Hlofntug” botnd fag this port A Qispatch from Buenos Agres|up vear Black Rock. Sixteew more =i 16 The e cards and_ wine. Ono of Catherines | OF even spoak. THE BEE. and laden with [umber, collided witir the British iron clad ‘‘Montana” off states that the revolutionary move. | f the guns taken from the ship Another Horror Averted. i 150108, August 14—1 , m,— | formerlovers was prosent. A quar|sunken and his pinched faco was| oy ior now is the banner town sted, : 5 APE d . - : et i ocaroes sesinet the goneral | ““Juno” have been discovered IAAen | gyq s aere o aos o Sir James G.-Bair, Rj inont | el ensued with knives, pistols and | deathly pale. ' The officer summoned |, iy ;"o unty in Tax Bex subscrip- the Isle off Wight yesterdsy. The e ovonad oo the | in the furon on tho ralleay bagk, | Ppidpscrwietie, | | Grand Commindar of ‘the Fafguss| Gets. Hall & dosen of the partci | s ambulanco snds surgeon exaafned | 'y Foppiloens WY ib baceiss 'The bask was seriously damaged, but chamber of deputies has been over- ‘Orangemen's Attack. Yestorday atternoon the Eris railroad | Templar of Virginia, arrived hera yes. | Pants, includiug the bridegroom, were || % 8w SR A (0 Sfauited | they always know what it means; W E i the iron clad but little injured. thrown. This may be & Mere Famor, § g cu Diepaich to Tue Bes 3 et M Bsoaie, " crossing the | terday and was given a grand recep. | Padly cut, and ono man shot, perhaps | RIS r *OmES ‘was put in. an | democrats because it s fair, while 1t is kS ot < bt the state of feeling is such that| “poy o Ong. August 14—1 Nomh river, collided with the schoon- | tion by the Washington and Columbia | fatally- ambulance snd taken to St. Vincent's | radical NR Clmp b there are strong, probabilities of its| "0 0 e e e - ler “Robert Emmet,” crushing her | commanderies of this city, who turned Indicted for Murder. Heaia NI ol wisiiade o takai ik ©. €. FRIEND'S CORRECTION NP dypepeis i il truth. b e e ey o e | starboard side and breaking two of | out in full regalia to mect him. He { Sosal ipatch to Tus Eaa. Dol which greatly revived him and | of youe corrsspondent’s omission to | 555 o ANERICA AND EUROPE'S GOLD. part or the ciiy. A body of Orange. | her masts. There was considerable | will leave for Chicago this evoning es- |~ Bavrrvone,Md., August 13, 4p. m. | broght him hack his power of specch. | zive fuller credit to_ his family in the | &t Jos 1 CeETEI The Tperial Bank of Germany de- | men attacked a saloon Kept by Mr. | excitement among the passengers on | corted by the Columbia commandery. | —A specisl dispatch to the News from | Ho said that his name was Charles | founding of Friendville, is cheerfully T o e e Cemm Y die | Collon,Stones were frocy ausd by | boatd the “Pasie,” but fortunately | The Knishts Tetplurct the Distrct| Warwick county, Virgini, staea the | Reilly and thatho wos 36 yoars old, |accepted. Me. Eriend only particu- Chicago Live Stock. g 55 count rate. It is believed that the|the attacking partyand those acting |nb one was hurt. of Columbia last night, with a section | grand jury yesterday indicted Geo. | laborer and homeless. Ten days ago | larizes what Imerely alluded to, as Chicaco, August 13, . governors of the Bank of Eagland |en the defensive. Several wounds S r}){f the lényme band, serensded Sir | Thomas alias Wm. Jones, colored, for | he was driven from where he had | he can see no injustice was inten led | Hogs—Less active and easior; sales 5 ill also decline to make any change | were inflicied aud one young man is The Banker's Convention. night Bair, who acknowledged the | the murder of Captain Frank and | lived for some time for the non-pay- |cither by myeelf or the gentleman 20 for light packing ‘ in the present rate, and thus there | seriously wounded. Epecial Dispatch to The Be compliment in a neat, patriotic speech | Cook Gage of schooner*‘Mignonette,” | ment of rent He went into the | who gave methe information. | 20@5 00 for heavy M. R. RISDON, will be no check by the banks in eith- ————— Baratoes, N. Y., August 13, 10 p. 'hrl’thbehmed great enthusiasm. in the James river, on tho 31st of May | atreet sick and penyiless, having been | A Hancock club was organtzed here | packing; 24 90 forgood to extea | 5 ce Azent er Germany or England against tho | spean piers ot ep e m—The banker's convention met. at | | D¢ lleo.l:z,n nthse““:n:m}mac;?mmm- last. He was also ]Jrl.ldim-:‘:or ammault | ontof work eeveral waeks belore lu{‘:vui;ng‘hum;ltwerﬁly-nx;ogmed it 1'3“03‘)12‘ shipping grades. Receipts, | General Insurance Agent, in g tende: v RS 3 e usual hour this morning wit! - Y or Chicago, | with intent to kill on Wm. Selby, | Having no place in which to rest, he e Dorchester House, Samuel ,313. REPRESENTS orensiptendency ol gold to flow to} " poryevice, Ky, August 14— a. | exander Mitchell, the president, In e T Toate of the Mumonette, Trial is sot | comag s thow North Fhver and lay | Windram, is the leading hotel and |~ Cattle—The large numbee of com- | pregxrx ASSTRANCE CO..¢ m.—Col. Thomas E. Burns was last | the chair. He announced that coples St. Julien Sold. for September 8th. down 1n o hollow space at the top of a | sots a clean excellent table. J. W. | mon and medium grades loft unaold | ion; Cun Awers - (ooiisj Disa p CATTLE. night nominsted by the Fifth district | of the proceedings of all former meet- | Special Dispatch to The Beo. A Rope Necktie. lumber pile, on which he was found. ————— yesterday, and liberal receipts to-day | fyrehiuen ot of Hevark. §. In the house of commons last | republican congressional convention |ings of the association had been pre- | Rocmester, N. Y., August 14, 1 a. | Special Dispaich to The Bee. Ho was taken 8o sick that he was una- Elopement. caused buyers to hold off, snd al- might Mr. Anthony, Mundell, a|for congress. Burns was = full | sented to the Japanese gentlemen iIn | w.—It was rumored last night, on i . H : New York, August 13, 4 p. m.— | ble to leave it and he told the house | Special Dispatch to The Bee. though sellers were willing to make | 3 vice president cof the council, reply- | colonel in the army, is a young man | attendance, and congratulated them | good authority, that Wm. H. Vander- | Amadee s.Zuz, e uurg:onﬁ:t haTiad boen there the| Exutes, N. Y., Augast 14—1a. m. | cancessions and to accept prices less | rresi ing to inquiries by Messrs. James |and very populsr with the people. |upon the progress made by their em- | bilt on Wednesday bought the -horse | Henrietta Rentault aud afterwards | last ten days, he not having had any- | —Garrett E. Bowlan, of East Mille | than the coat in the country, they Howard and Arthur Arnold, members | There are two democratic candidates | pirein simlifying their finances and | St. Julien for £0,000.” $10,000 was | cut his own throat, is said to_be_im- | thing toeator drink. _His appearance | stone, New Jersey, who eloped last | could rot induce bayers to make an S A IR TRAL, Aveets. for Bedfordshire, and Stafford respect- | in the field, which makes a republican | putting them on a soutd batis. A | paiddown and the balance is to be| proving by the surgeon at St. Vin- |seems to indicate tbathe is telling the | week with the wife of Wm. Tuniston, | offer, and a number of drovers haviog | couthewst Cor. of Filtesnth ively, said thirteen animals imported | election possible. memorial to congress, asking fora paid to-dsy. cent's hospital. He is fed through a " trath. # school teacher of Millstone, was ar- heen in pens several daysand nov sn | mengdis F : ,-,/ ;

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