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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. ST. PAUL, Aug. 1.-The Seven Corners State bank, capital $100,000. failed this afternoon. UPPER SANDUSKY, O., Aug 1.-The Wyandot County bank suspended. Assets $100,000, liabilities $75,000. NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y., Aug. 1. -John Stephenson, the well known our builder, died yesterday, aged 89 years. CLEVELAND, Aug. - The officers and directors of all savings banks of this city decided to require of depositors notice before the withdrawal of funds. CHICAGO, Aug. 1. - The formal opening of the congress of architects occurred today. The American institute of arenitects elected D. H. Burnham resident. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-Col. Wm. Fris. muth, aged 70 years. a well known inventor and active organizer of obs du ing the civil war, committed suicide to-eay. OMAHA, Aug. 1.-At a meeting of the presidents of Omaha savings banks this morning it was resolved to require sixty days' notice for the withdrawal of deposits. LONDON, Aug. 1.-The regular of the Royal Southampton Yacht club was held to-day. The course was fifty miles. The Britaunia and Valkyrie died not sail. The American yecht Navahoo wou with case. Satanita second. NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-James Mitchell, of the New York Athletic olub. to-day broke the world's record for putting the fifty-six pound weight. He made thirtv-eight feet one and one-half incues, which is suree feet further than the record. LONDON, Aug. -The Vienna correspond. on' of the News says Russia has resolved to ask China for an explanation of her uiiitude in the Pamire question, in view of the euormous masses of Chinese troops concentrated in the vioinity of Pamire. BUENOR AYRES, Aug. 1.-The radicals at the head of the revolutionary movement now in progress declare their object is to effect a complete revolution, as that of 1890, and to destroy surviving elements of the regime of Ex-President Colman.