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PERSONAL AND GENERAL. SECRETARY BAYARD and Secretary ild were the only attendants at the ar cabinet meeting on the 18th. ry Lamar, accompanied by Mrs. Lama it for the White mountains, where the ill remain for several weeks. THE following new National banks en organized: First National bank ussell Springs, Kas., capital, $50,000, rst National bank of Wa Keeny, pital, $50,000. A HORRIBLE accident occurred nomas Drake's planing-mill in lle, O., on the 18th. "Jimmie" Drak n of the proprietor and assistant an of the mill, while attempting to ace a belt on a shaft, fell with his 1 the cut-off saw, which cut a gash ches long and eight deep through os and heart. protruding his vitals using instant death. MRS. HUTCHERSON, accused of poisonin r husband at Austin, Tex., has been r the grand jury. MR. ALVIN CLARK, founder of mous telescope manufactory at idge, Mass., is dangerously ill. He er eighty-three years of age, and up ithin a few days was remarkably r his oment. age. His death is expected at THE Comptroler of the Currency has ared a first dividend of seventy-five nt. in favor of the creditors of the ational Bank of Livingston, Mont., aims proved, amounting to $28,850.06. PRESIDENT BLANCO of Venezuela thin e United States ought to take an t in the aggressions of Great Britain at country. THE Irish Land bill passed the Lords e 19th as it left the Commons. PROF. SPENCER F. BAIRD, of the Unit ates Fish Commission, died at Wood oll, Mass., on the 19th. ALVAN CLARK, the telescope man, Cambridge, Mass., on the 19th. CROWN PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM ermany is improving in health. EASTERN sugar refiners are agitating orogation of the Hawaiian treaty, THE Irish National League has been aimed by the British Government. HENRY SHERIDAN, of Chicago, nas imped, and a whole lot of official ess is very. believed to be on the point of THE Sons of Veterans' encampment es Moines, Ia., adjourned on the ter choosing Wheeling, W. Va., as xt place of meeting. THE Inman Line steamer City of eal was burned at sea on the 11th, all irteen of the crew and passengers scued by ueenstown. the York City and carried APPLICATIONS for prepayment of t on bonds amounting to $66,887,750 ceived at the Treasury Department e 19th. F. A. HOYT, the cashier of the Putna ounty, (N. Y.,) Savings Bank, is a ulter to the amount of $25,000. A HEAVY white frost on the morning e 19th did considerable damage to the vicinity of East Tawas, Mich. t fires have again started near there. THE trunk railway lines will ecial rates for those going to the G. . Encampment at St. Louis from oints in the trunk-line territory. EMPEROR WILLIAM is so ill that it en arranged that the King of