cials ' Morning 30. year when manufac- e fall season they into cash all Summer her than hold them y secure remarkably e. eived and will be of- or men, one for wo- JAPAN SILK , fine even make. This old at 4oc. yard, the Lot Lasts . yard. a OR. MEN. hite aundried Shirts y good quality White in body, re-inforced s and finished in first- shirt is cheap at 6oc. rrow Morning at Cil. 6, 1614. ) and lasts as long as No telephone orders als, ly the Best Quality ks in the city and lowest m the largest factory in to examine our 8 of equire anything in that SHOE STORE ON SECOND FLOOR . Cr NE ae » WRF YEAR 72. JULY SALE a OF oe FURNITURE. 3.Piece Parlor Sef, $95, for $75. NO. 170. : SULTAN'S LIFE Attempted, As Ruler Left The Mosque DAILY MEMORANDA. An ante-room--a poker joint. City Council] 11 a.m., Monday. This is St. Mary Magdalene Day. The moon rises to-night, at 10:50, The summer #ri wears tan shoes ; wise a coat of tan. The sun rises Sunday at 4,89 a.m, and sels at 7.38 p.m. Read the Advt. of the Ddadiellow's pic- nic; its interesting. To break a promise doesn't require any strength of character. Goes against the machine and the old toper. like- grain--the mowing + ' This day ih history i--Wallace defented A BOMB BURST 3-Piece Parlor Set, $50, for $40. at Faiirk, 1308 Victoria Jubiice ri | eview, 7: Garibaldi, born, 1807. . 5-Piece Parlor Set, $35, flor $25. | wen date of Sale of Magnificent ) en B-Piece Burtiof Set, $25, for $18 Pinto, Wednesday, duly, 26th... uiso IN COURTYARD TEMPLE, KILL- io . splendy useho! urni re ' ? \ i ied Pl ING FORTY PEOPLE, William street. What we need to make us happy, And to see us safely through, 1s a remedy for sunstrokes That will concuer frost bites too. ------------ We have a very fine set in white and gold. Just the thing for your country house. 97 Pisces for $6.25 This set is the best qual- All other goods sold in pro- portion, We need your money--You need the goods. You will miss it if you do not see our stock. Robt. J. Reid. '222 Princess St. Two Doors), Abave Opera House, Telephone 577. ee IF YOU 'HAVE © Any difficulty in being fit- ted with Shoes, COME T0 US, and we will make that 'duty Sultan Showed Courage and Self- Possession -- Drove Himself Back to Palace--Perpetrator of Outrage Among the Killed. PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very fatest Culled From All Over The World. At Seville, Montano, a banderillers, R. 1a , leader of the opposi- tion, will i spend a few weeks in quiet the bituminous coal mines of Alaba- ma and Tennessee a vear ago. last night at Cedar Falls, lowa., He was eighty years old. a pleasant one. Wear '"Allen's"' Military Bootmakers, 8¢ Brock St. Sign of Golden Boot. SOUVENIRS In Sterling Silver, Fnamelled Pieces, comprising Belt Pins, Hal Pins, Brooch- es, Ash Trays, Pin Trays, and Spoons. | Household Furniture These can be supplied you in British, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26TH. Canadian, Ontario or Kingston Coats of 3 : | ¥ ith } i 1 instructions from Mrs. Mary | Arms, together with many other unique | pjahagan to sell at her residence, 111 | London, July 22.~The Turkish = cen- designs. Witliani > household good ; | 2a 1 5 o Splendid no. (eintz. | Sorship is evidently suppressing the SMI i H BROS | man) lik J Silver | news regarding the attempt on the life @¢ | Mounted Ba ie SUN et Tomy lof the sultan, for no further press des- Jewelers Opticians , | patches from Constantinople have 850 King Sgreet. Double and Single Angora Finest Tapestry, | A i London. A despatch received and others, | Brussels Rugs and Carp ine Modarn | reached ity English Porcelain and equal in wear and appear- ance to china. ROBERTSON BROS. AUCTION SALE THE SULTAN OF TURKEY. Special to the Whig. | Bolia, Bulgaria, July 2.--It is re | ported here officially from Constanti- | nople that during' yesterday's Selam- [lik an attempt was made to assassin- ate the sultan. have Sultan Was Brave. Ensy Chair 5, Fancy Foot Stools, i Brussels Leng Sas ofa Cushi B.W. Sidebourd (plain), anothér splend; Circular Bevel Glass Sideboard, Extension mosque at the conclusion of the pere- mony of the Selamlik a bomb burst in the court vard of the mosque. Divine SWIFT'S INSURANCE AGENCY ssession and courage. Himself drive the phaeton, his majesty returne x FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, CARGO. Dining bles und Chairs, B.W. Book { Providence miraculously preserved his h ' stand, Fine ahogany and to! i o i h Strong reliable Compaziea only represented Stand, San; Ran Wire illedaprings. majesty, who displayed his usual self Hike now); Hair and other Mattresses, Excellent. Heater, n Kitchen and rnishings, Toehen= Tahies > ; Tools, Crockery, (Glassware and Kitchen Utensils ; other things too. numerous to | nothing were killed or injured. The whole' po --- Se ---------------------- ---------------- i ¢ ¢ . . . . * ment on Sale At Ly oe agk. up sh. | pulation is indignant at the infamous TA T Sy ' p00 | it KE NO ICE. ALLISON, The Auctioneer. | and dastardly deed 'Phone, The Linoleum * is: sold. Now I have got a First-Class White Sewing Machine, cost $40, for sale now at $10, at TURK'S SECOND-HAND STORE, 398 Princess Streel. WANTED. | mm me | | Perpetrator Among Killed. vesssssnsl | Berlin, July 22.--An account of an attempt on the life of the sultan of | Turkey, received here, says that TORONTO CONSERVATORY | and soldiers, and that it is believed I th he perpetrs + > is } OF Mule [Ti So or i he dienes ¢ : A GOOD BREAD BAKER. STEADY employment. Address Box 103, Wings office. EDWARD FISHER. Mus. Doe., Musical Director. UNANIMOUS RESOLUTION Passed by Zemstvo Condemning FALL TERM OPENS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH. Students should 'register if possible dur- ing previous week. SEND FOR TEACHER, FOR 8... 8. NO. 8 Storriagton. ¥. Ames, Secy.~Treas., | | Government. | Special to the Whig. | London, July 22.--The Moscow cor | respondent of the Times telegraphs : | "I'he | congress, to-day, by almostum Seeley's Bay, Ont. { int? emi lh IMMEDIATELY, A YOUNG GIRL TO as in light housework. Apply Mrs. | Gordon, 475 Princess St. -- THE USE OF A HORSE IN GOOD | i . x al pee condition for two or four weeks. | the nation, anc passed @ reso wtion in Best. of care will be taken of it.] New Calendar. | favor of resistance to the arbitrary Steacy & Steacy. | mine | and unjust acts of the government. | - | np x { RO | {| The appeal to the nation takes the BOOK-KEEPING--A COMMERCIAL | E PRESSION | | e | teacher, during vacation is open to | SCHOOL OF X K ' form of a simply and moderately i i 0 2 : TRICK. P! . ' F.M. KIREPATRICK, Ph13 worded history of Russia, since employment, /by those who need help | Principal. m isis _ofice_ work. Address, Box | SPECIAL CALENDAR. 3 meeting of the first Zemstvo congress - I { lin November. The record of broken | PRIVATE PUPILS--TEACHER, with | @eeesssssaste N P ¢ Hair Suit, Fancy Parlor and Hal: | T 3 a " " es ed "in 2 | bv the Turkish embassy says : As Marriag 00! Ta §. # a he + Yo e Licens Issu hb y ind ether | a ltan - was | issuing from the | had" happened, A few persons | forty | persons were Killed, all native Turks | { : : | | apimous voting, decided to appeal to | | promises and mischievous and ovnical | | indifference is laid bare in convineing | hold daily sessions--~fot> a few days and will then take holidays. | frid Laurier leaves for Arthabasca- {-ville, early in August. Hon. W, 8. jelding goes to Nova Seotia next week, and Hon. H. R. Emmerson will take a trip over the Intercolonial. Hon. Charles Hyman.goes to London. Sir Fr will take a trip to Nova Se and afterwards goes to ish Columbia, Bolisitar knell . » By rE © week, and Mr. soon making a provinces. Mr. ranged for a similar trip, B a Prefontaine intends trip to the maritime Hyman has also ar | { | +o PHA 1 | * | | CAPTURED PLACES. | #* | Tokio July 22.--The Ww | | 47 Japanese have captured © {4 all the important places Ww | {9 in.Saghalien, except Alex- i | | 4 androvigk. w | + 4 + | WHEAT HEADING OUT. | -- Begin to Mature in | Two Weeks. Winnipeg, July 22.~A tone of con | fidence pervades the railway crop re- | | In fow instances there indications of serious dam- | {'age frop any source. Wheat is head- Crops Will | ports issued to-day. | are ing out all the west, and in | some districts has attained a height of three and a half feet. In several districts the prediction is made that the erop cannot yield less than twen ty-five to the acre, Which, over bushels first class certificate is prepared to ? h devote his vacation to-private teach- | a -------------------------------------- | fashion | with the vast area under crop this ing. Backward pupils, will receive | ' | % | saason, would insure a total yield of | special attention. Address, Box "Q. 'ODDFELLOWS PICNI | Sig WARD 0.000.000 bushels, Between 30,000 | em RE | and 40,000 men from outside the west GENTLEMEN, TO GEI _ THEIR| { i 2 De required ere to take NL ults made up at Galloway's, At Lake Ontario Park, |ientuckian OfNers it For New | vi # Toquie | luborers to take 181 Brock street, néxt to Bibby's | | off the crop wh wi 0 « livery ; style, fv and rice cunrantzed | WEDNESDAY, JULY 26TH. | Theology Truths. | mature within two weeks. to please ; pressing and repairing done | | Louisville, Kv July 22.--Rev. | -------- omptly. ' a ouisville, Ry. 3 2. v. | promptly { Theodore T. Haton is out with an of- | MAY BE DISSOLVED, That long looked for ball game be- tween the Ov ORIENTALS VS. LAKEVIEWS A MAN OF ABILITY TO REPRESENT, fer of $100 reward to anyone who wil us in the city of Kingston, to can-| produce a gingle new truth in theology 1 een {What May Happen in Ggod Old vass for high class Fruits and Ord discovered since 1850, This is Dr. | England. mental en. eR Er hi For a purse $40. Game culled at 4 | Eaton's defiance to higher crities who { Seecial to the Whit ducements; Pay weekly. Stone & o'clock. | talk of having "discovered mew |" {ndon, July 22.-The cabinet met, | Jellington, Torouto. antic bl eto: Go Re | truths." For every such truth exhibit | vogterday, and remained in session for | MEN AND BOYS TO LEARN PLUMB-|o% lock. : at 31d to him Dr. Eaton will pay $100. | two hours. What action, if any, was ing trade. Cannot supply demand for | Fancy Drill by Canton, Kingston, at i | taken on the government's defeat in graduntes. $4 to $5 per day. Many|7 pom. i Will The Cup Go ? | the House of Commons, on Thursday complete course {pn iwo months, Magnificent Display of Fireworks by | Montreal, July 22 Is the Seawan- | last, has vot been announced. It is Graduates admitted to Union and | 4 expert. Master Plumbers Ass'n. Send for free 3 : i i catalogue, Coyne Bros. Co. Plumbing | Dancing in pavilion after. performance. {yo 4h, Americans ? This was the | ernment decided to remain in office Rehogls, Ne York City, Cincinnati, | Admission' 10¢. Children under 12 free. | question repeatedly 'asked about the | until the of the session and to " - : : { Royal St, Lawrence Yacht Club house | dissolve parliamgnt in October. TO-LET. | ' | and those who had seen the Ameriean | No authoritative statement will he ----ee | GC 0 | challenger, the Manchester, 'win the | made until Monday and in the ine HE SHOP ON DIVISION STREET, | hold | first and second race of the series | val this. decision may be hod ified, T near Garrett street, occupied hy Miss | Housel Furniture of the frankly admitted that she was by far After the cabinet council Mr. Bal Boon, milliner. Apply at Whig oflice. | Late RB. M. Horsey; 164 [the most dangerous boat that has | four had an andience with the king; DWELLINGS FURNISHED AND UN: | yon QUOSN Street, { yet come after the cup. | which lasted: half an hour. furnished, stores, Sheen, ole. at Me FRIDAY July 28th, at 10 a.m. The official time of yesterday's race | of pi Cann's Real Estate gency, ' was : | Saves Lives Own Children. Brock Street. | Fine Toned Haines New York Piano, Start--2:20 { P Taly 22M S--------------------SESSCSSSSSSEE | Dominion Chgpel Organ, B.W. Huir- oa hl Manch 9.57:42 { Norristown, a., July 22. Mayor SALE | Ro rior Buite, asy Chairs, Ruck- | First round--Manchester, 2:57:42 ; | Samuel Roberts has placed himself in FOR . ers, Fancy Tables. Ottomans, Couches. | Alexandra, 2:59:04. [tine for a Carnegie medal. While Brusells nd Tapestry Carpets, Rugs.'| io ol ar, 3:33:10; | pshi ' ti TWO ACETYLENE GAS PLANTS, 20 Brunel si. Oak Fxtension Table and | Second vound---Hanchagte, 3:33:10; | fighing from a boat his attention was Dats enchy in good condition, with | @ak Sideboard, ak "Bedroom Suites, | Alexandra, 3: . | attracted to two boys, straggling in bipes and fixtures. can be had cheap. Springs, Mattresses. Kanther Ad | Pinish--Manchester, 4:08:05; Alexan- | the water, Pulling up anchor, Rob James Swift & Co. Bureaux. Toilette Sets, Lace an aw dra, 4:11:05. | | the sce! 0 plunging 4 3 S fioat- 1 OTR: 2 _ | erts rowed to the scene, and plunging | Silke" Curtiine. Arg Binds, NUE potier | Elapsed. - time Manchester, 1:48:05; | into the water without time to take | 42 DURHAM | ers. an acre and { Mangle, Refrigerator, grooms. | Tools, Garden ase A. | cloth, Crockery, O { ALLEN n= | Rgsidence, 243 GROCERY--WOULD YOU LIKE TO | 253, buy oné of the finest located corner | ------------------------ groceries' and dwelling attached ? if | Collegiate Institute Appointments so enquire at Bond's Real IWale | pogpanyitle, Ont, July 22.--Miss | cy, 68 Clarence street, City. $ : t : std ------ s-- Elizabeth A. Allin, M.A. of Sunder- | property and preparing to leave in A LOST. | body { land, teacher of moderns, has been ap | pointed principal of the high school, : -- | pro tent, owing to the serious illness | Ladies' strap shoes, girls of Principal James Gilfillan, B.A, W. | shoes, regular $1.50 value on sale | G. Carpenter, BA. Brockville, | heen appointed science maseer for a { voar 2900, The board gave Mr. Gil f leave of absence for twelve | months to recuperate. THAT PROPERTY, AT street, containing nearly a large frame house, with For particulars, apply to Mrs, Perry, on premises. Garden Hose and | Alexandra, 1:51:05. wand Seats, Oi Manchester won by three minutes, sw are, ete | The Auctioneer. enham St. "Phone More 'Douks'" Are Coming. | St. Petersburg, July 22. | hobors 'aré "preparing | emigration movement to Canada. Th Be A DROWN STRAW HAT, WITH RIB- bor trimmings. on Cedar Island. Will the finder kindly retura to Whig office ie -------------- TEN DOLLAR BILL AND ABOUT $5 in other bills, vesterday morning, on Wellington street, hetween Clarence | al, ,, and ° Johnston streets. Reward for retura to Infants' Jlome, Union St. has | {got all sizes. See if we can fit you. Cross drug store. Fresh there. | haka cup ever going to be carried off The Douk- another large | community at Yakutsk is selling its | strap | Abernethy's all this week for $1. These | are real good shoes only. we have not Cascarcis are sold at Gibson's Red understood however, that the gov: | off hig clothing, grabbed the boys by | the hair as they were going down the { last time. | to the surface great was his surprise 40 find they were his own sons. he | On July Sth, | Plinton, aged a | coased had been ill for some time, Be sides her children are Buffalo, N.Y.; James, Mre. R. Pringle, Tweed; Vanee and Mrs, Robert, ton: Mrs. Charles Sfevens, Napanee, and William, on the tend. Buy Danderine for the hair at Gib- son's Red Cross drag store. seventy-five years. De loft to mourn, Ransom, Benson, and re. Thomas at | re : : 4 - > SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1005. had erected the Sir Wil- | municative during tween the time of his sentence and the date set for his exeoution. After re- covering his composure he said that ad that there was one man te who questioned his guilt put he was gh in the sta and that every effort to prove himself worthy of | of the governor's clemency. The erime fos which Donahue es » | Ootober ---- Mre. S. B. Molyneu, of | ison, Fl n- | WON'T HA is Commuted. Receives The action of Governor Hanley was | secret a surprise to the prison officers, who gallows in prepara: he would now 3rd. The Northrop's remains, boys near Hobart. bullet wounds in his in his body. was fu gored in a bull fight, strike that has so grea Mayor dtuvhart, Toronto, is spok- . busines sumitions in Chicago. jor ont of as the next president of the Can- Donahue's Death Sentence las s, Was morn! adian Association of Munici lit officially declared off by. the team: retivement in the Maritime Provinces. v ------ tions, and The t farm at Compton, than one-hall of them will be re-em- Que., "heen purchased by Mr h "w Dominique Bolduc, of Compton, fur FOR LIFE IN PRISON Tho strikers have mado a to $12,000. surrenaer and will apply for work: us It is ly concoded that Hen. | vaso + | individuals and without an agreement Mr, Forge the present lieutenant HE IS A DECIDEDLY HAPPY of any kind with their, vernor of the terntories, will be the CONNTCT The first break came when jeutenantsgovernor of Alberta. . the lumber teamsters voted to return The United Mine Workers of Ameri: to work of what action cn, spent hore than. 31,500,000, an St, Lawrence County Man, Con- ight be taken by any . other union. ort to a strike whic i urder © store drivers oni = hich luogan, 1a visted of N in Indiana, | icay express drivers also' voted to Commutation Sentence, and Breaks Down Negotiations between France and x Germany in regard to Morocco are for First Time. cent. of department store drivers | proceading slowly, hecause the Gor-. Michigan City, Ind., July 292-A will be reinstated, The hog cing man foreign office hus raised difficul: | happier convict was never con LA a af Te union ties at overy step. bye fin in the Northern Indiana |} i rt od he no Ak = Hantuck, williousiee of Tan prison than Edward Donahue, | los prov ngeles, ran into a buggy whi is | who heard f Ww id - i 3 auto whe going forty miles an hour, ---- are Jom Wasi aid last a¥- must be left individual em» was hag be and hie brains dashed | muted to life imprisonment. ployer. ------ out, He. poen fined many times | © Donahue's first aot was to fall on ITIVE ! for reckless driving. his knees and offer a fervent prayerof TWELVE YEARS A FUG Peter Hansen, who wrote many | thanks for what ue believes was an, goynterfeiter Captured in Oali- meritorious poems to the Various | aot of divine interposition in sa ny P h kings of Denmark, and was at one | his life. He then called for pen fornia. time considered in line for poet | ink and began to write a letter tohis | Los Angeles, Cal, July 29. After laureate of Denmark, died suddenly | mother in Syracuse, successfully eluding the United States "# | tion for meting out the death penalty. eaped convict, has been on) hore | + SHOT A CHIER * Governor Hanley said he was not and turned over to the United. States Bl . % actuated by sentiment, but that the authorities to serve Te ay # | avidence in the case warranted his termy of seven n ouse | fors, inland, W | (jon. - 8 | Correction at Detroit, Mich." For the # July 22.--Col. Kremkanko, # | Tonahue was convicted in Lake ooun- last eight months he has been living + chief of police, was shot, # | {y for the murder of Aminter North- | with his wife in this Ma. 4 yesterday, by a man named ¥ | rup, near Hobart, Ind., October 5th, | He had been bold in his operations 4 Procope, and died a few 4 | 1004, the supreme court recently suk and had put out a flood of & Ls hours later. Procope was M | taining the decision of the lower coury $1 coins, He deposited cash in arrested. # | and Donahue was to have he execut. | good money for his Jn 5 ao it # | od in the state prison in this city. court and then jum the bail. At - FAH When notified by Warden Reid of the thet sige he living under the Ets Ca; Tot Ih action of Governor: Hanley, the con: | 18 « ) . MINISTERS' HOLIDAYS. demned wae overcome with emotion, 15th, 1892, Deputy United States - oe vied Tike a child. The emotion | Marshal Mudget arrested Gregory at Members of Cabinet Will Meet' Be- | was the first evidence the mén had Seattle. He was tried 'and convicted . i i i i i | of counterfeiting and sentenced to fore Scattering. given sitios he was rocel at the pri hi i itentiary Doce Ottawa; duly 22.The cabinet will |#on of possessing the senaibili- | Sven RATE Kame ond o_-~ ties. Ho had 'been surly and uncom- the months be- ih Oh Wir the most fiendish in Bag diana. Donahue and his vielim loft the latter's home together to go to Chicago to sel a horse and ow | belonging to Northrop. They slept to- | gether in Mdchigan City the night of next night they slept together in Tolleston. The morn- ing of the following day, Wednesday, they leit in the direction of Hobart, That night Donahue appeared in Ho- | bart with the horse and carriage and | sold a watch and chain belonging to Northrup, With the money thus secur- | ed he bought liquor Thursday and Fri- | dav, riddled | bullets, were 'found two days later by There were two head and three All clues pointed to Donahue. was traced along the lake shore, the be $ for a struggle and to" take the fugitive | dead or alive. All trace of him was Later he was and from that officers being instructed t Jost near Richmond, heard of in Buffalo, city traced east. There was a fierce fight in Donahue's old home near Amboy when the Sv- | racuse police discovered their man hid | den in a feather bed. The trial in In- diana lasted a week and resulted ina | vordiet of murder in the first degree, The local police knew Donahue as one of the most desperate criminals in the United States, He had served time in and New Indiana, Illinois, Michigan | York, From St. Lawrence County. Watertown, N.Y., July 22.--Donahue was born in Gouverneur, in 1802, and | two years later his father died, | spent his boyhood in Gouverneur, and » then removed to Syracuse, has a number St. Lawrence county, there. It was early the man," drove distance He made a long broken, | es told his connection { diana murder case. {ter a desperate { that time until his | nocence. | {Have They Acything to Do With When the mayor drew thegy | Hot Wave ? At Rochester, O; Newark, 3. | Boston, July 22--Two sun spots | are mow exeiting considerable interest Disas | among the Harvard astronomers trous plosion. "Sun spots are of said : | but these are great size. weather or not." animal not H of relatives living and spent the greater part of the winter of 19034 in 1904 that he hired a horse of a Gouverneur livay- reckless ly, broke its leg, and urged the horse on after the leg was his escape at that | time and nothing was heard of him | about, Gouverneur until press dispatoh- with the In- Fdward Donahue was captuwed by | Deteotives William Dorner and Woods of Syracuse and Officer Casey | of Solvay, on last Christmas at the | home of Donahue's mother near Am- boy, The criminal was taken only af struggle onviction and sentence he steadfastly asserted his in- TWO BIG SUN SPOTS. size. They are close | owing to their : | together somewhat above the centre ol the United States gunboat Benning Rb ~ I} for Rote ine: got | 2nd the right side, Their diameter in | ton, lying in this harbor, exploded, 2:08} sorrowing wand, eight | (iimated to be 100,000 miles. Whether and at least fifty men have been' kill- Tnghan, 24 3b | the hot weather is candied or affected | ©. There were on board at the time ee | by them is ' not known. William P. of the explosion 278 men. It is be- r | Gerrish, of the Harvard Observatory, lieved all of the wonnded have been gina, neon, interest for their ¢ Scientists are not agreed | ag to whether they. have cffect on the Men Ordered to Apply for Od Places. . Chicago, July 22."The tosmsters' disturbed sters' joint council. been ordered to seek their old posi- of | call off the strike. It is expected that about sixty per question of wearing. the union button to service men for over twelve years, J. Gregory, alins Harry Leonard, expert counterfeiter and es to, MoNeill's Island, -------- TO TAX AMERICAN VESSELS. ------ Should Not Use Welland Oanal Free of Cost. SERRE A large percen of the vessels are adv American. They at American | Saturd: points, That they enjoy the great pri- » vileges of the Welland canal free of : cost is manifestly unjust, since the Sy Canadian paid the whole cost 3 of building and ave paying the whole cost of maintaining and operating this great inland waterway. seems to be no very good reason why tolls should not again be imposed. NONE LEFT TO ELL TALE ---- Population of Towns is Slaugh- tered by Raiders. Salonica, Ruropean Turkey, July 22. A report received here says that a large Bulgarian band attacked the patriarchist villages of Baltina ° and Gradeshuitza, in the Morinovo district on Thursday night, murdering the en- tire population indise inately, and that the carnage did end until this morning. o number of victims is not known. Troops procoeded to another village in the district, and, finding that the population had fled, burned the village, the inhabitants of which were suspected of having mur dered thirty Turks near Doiran. 2 ------------------ TO REPLACE MARINES, Who Are Said to Have Formed a Plot to Mutiny. with He iy Roberts and SE wy, Ser, age ane Special to the Whigs St. Petersburg, hn to reine have Delmo Comedy Jugglers been issued to Cossacks to replace the Ep & s The Charming Wi Sisters marines who have been guardin the 1 Kolpino works, outside St. B ctarse n ari ua anne burg. This change in the ard has been made owing to the discovery of a plot on the part. of the marines to mutiny. " Admission to Grounds Free by . a e now in "VIVE RUSSIE." s---- The Cry Welcoming De Witte in Parle. ; Special to the Whig. Paris, July 22M. De Witte, senior Russian peace plenipotentiary, who arrived here yesterday, received a notable reception at the Northern rail way station. French yulae sentiment being expressed wi orien of "Vive Russie." the Is nppreciated thid kind of *eathan But to really enjoy it, tho Tea must I extra good. Our : SpecialBlend 1 t Tea coms nining perine Tyu-for, Shia rg good strength. James Baseball On Friday. National League.--~At Brooklyn, 1; Cincinnati, 5. At Boston, 2; Chicago, 3. At New York, 14; St. Louis, 2. At Philadelphia, 3-5; Pittsburg, 7-1. American League. -- At Cleveland, 0; Boston, 6. At Chicago, 2 New York, 1. At Detroit, % Washington, 7. At St. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, 2. Eastern Loague.--~At Buffalo, 4: Pro- vidence, 5. At Montreal, 5: Jorsev City, 7. At Toronto, 2: Baltimore, 7. ddl fronr San Diego, Cal, July 2.---A boiler recovered, many being rescued from the water. A later despatch says: One officer and thirty-three members of the were killed. : unusual