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ShoclEi:E Death OF n West VIrEIuIa
Lady In Missouri.


A correspondent writing from Fair.
field, Benton county, No., August 20.
furnishes the following particulars Of
a sad accident, BY which yohug mars
rIed lady jusL from West Virginia, was
almost instantly killed:
a sad accident occurred near here
last evening. The southern. bound
stage, containing four pAssengers-a
young married couple named Moore, a
lady with Two small children, and q
Rentlemau-hsd passed the poslof1ce
about three.quarlers Of q mile, when
the stage ran over u stump, throwing
tho driver from his seat, and frighten.
Ing the horses so that they ran away,
dragging the driver some two or three
rods before could regain his feet. When
lie did so he endeavored to stop them
by running around a tree with the
lines; this gave sudden Jerk to the
lines, which caused them to break, and
the horses then sped on their way with
the stage and Its living freight OF hu-
man beings. The two gentlemen jump
ed out safely, but one OF the ladies'
I Mrs. Moore) In jumping from the stage
caught her hoop skirt In the brake, nd
was thrown 10 the ground and dragged
some two hundred and Iiity yards
before being released. EYary particle
OF clothing was stripped from her body
except her shoes and stockings and u
narrow strip Of her undertakes around
the shoulders.
Il relched the scene OF the accident o
few moments after Its occurrence, and
found the husband supporting the head
OF his young and golden-halred bride,
his own clothing saturated with the
warm blood that flowed from the many
wounds upon her fair young head, and
moaning as II his heart would break.
She was still living when I resched the
scene, but was past all human aid, and
In few moments afterwards breAthed
her last, Just as the moon rose above
the tree-tops, throwing aood OF soft,
plying light upon that inAnImate form,
and revealing the agony OF the young
husband. -.f H..
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore were from Yves.
tern Virginia, and were the vanguard
ofseveral families who are expecting
10 settle In this part OF the country.
Deceased was about eighteen years Of
age, and was within twelve miles Of
her destination when the accident oc.
CURED. Tho other lpdy remained in
the stage, closely holding her two chill
dren In her arms, aud was not hurt iu
the least
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COEkERCIAL AND FNANCIAL
Baltimore Cattle Market

AAeNAAk
BEET CAITLE.-The effelInES At the sn,lss
during the pHAt week amounted 70 2S3l head,
against 2lsQ laHtWeek. VI the number offtT.
ed IA head came from Ohio, and OIi fpHrn
West VITBinla, over the Baltimore aud OSIa
Railroad. VI the receipts SgI head STprS
taken by baltimore butchers, 7IB EolI 10
BpeculAtOrs for other markets, iS0 II fiImsrS
Tor graz .ng, about f73 head were re- hlpped 10
the East without being offered here, Rnd Ihe
balance lett over unso.d. PTlces Io-raS
ranged q fouoHG Old cows and ScalHEISs
at l21I9si ordinary thin EleerS, oxen Gnd
COWS Al i9A 6f common 10 far stock cattle
igS:; faIr qualify beavea, s 6OaN SO and
me very beat beevel Al . 903g7 So per 100 IbI,
lhe average price being about sS 50 per gross,
The market was dull to-day al q uecllns OF
= 70 ~ cents per lUQ lbs from the rates OF last
sHEEP.-The arriVRlidurinE the pas, wcof
have not been large, but, together Win thoSe
unSold at the elgae Of last weeks market,
were in exeeA OF the demand, and we notice
Adecllne OF &c per ID on the TAleJ OF last
week. Prices to-day ranged as follows FAR
10 good fAE sheep at 3X9X cents per 10
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FEARFUL sr0RnIN IOWA.
CasuAltleu and LOss Of LIE.

CHICAGO, August 2S.
The heaviest storm OF the season 90.
Cured In Central Iowa last night, and
has resulted In much damsge, A
freight train on the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad ran on a
small bridge near Newton, Iowa, when
the bridge gave way, prsclpItatinR the
locomotive aud two cars into the
water. Btrny Locks, engineer, aud
Horace Owen, brakeman, were
killed, and Charles Murray, fireman,
had his leg broken. The house Of len.
Wheeler was struck by lightning, near
the same place, and Mr.. Wheeler in
stantly killed. At MitchelIyille, IS
miles east OF Newton, three houses
were struck by lightning killing one
man and severely injuring two others.
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victories enough TO give them an unds.
nlable right 10 the championship.
RECORD OF HARVARD,

Boating In America has been the pre-.
rogAtlve, so TO speak, of Harvard and
Yale. Although 4 number Of rRoea have
been rowed between the two Colleges,
we hnd no such interest excited a.
attends the English contests, nor can
we compare our regAItas to theirs any
more than we can the Saratoga races
with the Derby. The Colleges, OF course,
are interested In their crews, al every
day the fragile boat 10 launched, and
day by day the men grow strong Of
arm and dark OF skin. one or two
Journals may give them u half col.
umn Of preliminary description, and
that 10 all. Then tho day OF trial comes,
and seen only by their classmates, the
citizens OF WoTcssIer and neighbor-
hood, and the delegates Of the press,
they win their laurels or suffer their
defeat. ........ s...
The following table shows the result
OF the races between the two Colleges:
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nY TELEanApII,
Remarkable Discovery in Alaska.
Stewards Ioeborges" of some
Account al Last.
An Iron Mountain Range 1000
Feet High.
SAN FRANCIsC1. Au0. 2s.

Prot. Davidson Of the coast survey,
reports a discovery during his recent
eclipse expedition In Alaska, OF n
mountainranRe Of iron ore, extending
from the mouth OF Chalkahal river
far beyond his astronomical calcula.
tions. The range has an elevation OF
2,VOO teet, and causes 4 local deviation
OF the compass OF ten degrees.
The Professor also determined the
geographical position Of different points
on tue line OF the exploration, and
found Chalkahal Valley to possess soil,
climate and production far more favor.
able than those Of Alexander Archlpel-
ago,
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These races attract an amount Of at
tention In England which we can
hardly imagine. The papers give the
most minute details Of the crews, boats,
etc., for weeks before ihe race, de.
scrlbing even the precise forms Of
the men, praiSlng their merits, aud
criticlsinR their faults with unsympa>
thizlng plalnnsss. The shop windows
are draped with the light blue OF OK.
ford and the dark blue OF Cambridge,
and the coming race Is thought no
mean topic OF discussion for every as.
semblaGe, from the chairs OF the draw
ing'room down 10 the seats Of Parlla-
ment, and the race 10 witnessed by
myriads Of people, among whom are
EnRlAnd's greatest and her best.
AS the above table shows, Oxford haa
lot nine years been victorious. or
course, various reasons IRE offered for
this BY both aides. The Cambridge
crew practices on the Cam, while OK
iord has the clearer and more open
Islei and II Is claimed that Cambridge
IS Obliged TO adopt one style In train.
Ing, and another when she comes on
the Thames. However this may be,
Oxford holds the dag, stamped With
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Arctic Exploring Expedition.

NAAb @Nub u9b 20.
The British brig Helen, from Ivlg,ut,
Greenland, reports that the stesmei
tAnlher with the Hays Arctic sxplors
log expedition on board, sailed rom
IyiStut July 25ih, for Disco Island.
North Greenland, whence the Panther
was going 10 Melville Bay, Smith
Sound. Previous to her arrival Al
lviBtut the Panther had been at Julian.
Shook and ksssmurt, where the expe-
dilionis:s had been In the interior and
taken photographs. &C. All well on
9oard' Henry w. Dodge arrived in the
1vigtut. ~
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FIroin ~. Louis.


81. LOUIS, August %.
The National Hotel, q large frame
building, u lumber and shlnHle yard
adjoining, and another building, In east
81. Louis, were burned Saturday morn.
ing, Thomas Quinleran, was burned to
death, and several others badly ipJur.
ed by jumping from the windows Of
the Hotel. Loss not ascertained but not
very heavy. ,-L --
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CAUTION.

uoonauds German Remedies are counter.
ieIIeI, Bea that the signature oiC, N. JACK.
Son Is on the wrnpPer Of each bottle, AL
UthorS are counterfeit.
German Medicine Store, No, Cyl ARCn Sueet,
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly Q. u. JACKSON q Co,
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Coal Nine on Fire Nenr wllGe.Darr.
Thirty Miners Rescued Feom Great
Peril.
Np,,, Yon,y A.. -,

&1dkh1l [5s
A special dispatch from Wllkesb barre,
"a, dated at mtdnlghtlAs night, states
tnAt late IN the afternoon tre broke
miles and half above that placs. Ths
ire caught at the entrance OF the nina.
and burned with fearful rapldIty, The
widest excitement prevailed as thirty
men were at the bottom OF the mine.
The hre originated from the explosion
OF IRE lamp. About year and half
ago this mine took fire and burned 10.
riously for several weeks, but was
hnally e1linguished by being smother.
ed out. Tbs superintendent or the mine
reached Wilkesbarre at II P. NJ, and re.
ported that all the men were rescued
alive. The mine Is still burning In
the vein, but the men having been res.
eued It will now be smothered out,
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[sEcoND DIsPAToH.1
PHILADELPHIA, Augu

The amount stolen from the Office OF
the Receiver Of taxes last night, 10 re-
ported at $40, 200, OF which SIS. 900 were
In checks and bonds, and as the law
required the tax receiver 10 make daily
deposits, II is supposed the securities Of
the receiver will have to pay for the
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gross: stock sheep at sOa7sO mar head.
lambs, g9S560 per head. '
Ho0s!-The supply during the past Week.
though not IArIe, was about 6ufficisnt FOR
tho demand, and the market IL without ma,
tDftnl change. Prices to-day ranged a. foI,
lovAi Fair 70 good iAt hogs at Is S9Sli Is per
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BOAT ROWING Is THE PAST.
From the Tibune.
RECORD OF OXFORD,

NEUOHD OF UAFORD,
Although the row boat has been In
vented all most rs long as history has
been written, and rowing matches en-
tered into the sports Of the ancient ma,
tions, and formed su bJecls OF praise for
the oldest poets, the Universities OF OK.
ford and Cambridge did not cross
oars with one another till late In the
present century. Thus Oxford passed
nearly eight hundred years and CAM
bridge nearly six hundred years before
4 trial OF strength between the two was
brought about. The following table
shows the results OF the races slnos 1860.
when Cambridge won her last victory
between Putney and Mortiake.
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JUDaE THOMAS VAN swRARISoES,
Of shephsrdstoWp, was, on the 18Th
instant, appointed by Judge ChaplIne,
Trustee of Berkeley Springs, viee Hen.
ry X. List, resigned.
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ORGANS,
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HoOTLANDs GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no LIQUOR,
il Is q compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which thege
extracts are made, are gathered In Gef.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by q scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this BitterS. There Is no alcoholic substance
Of any kind used in compromising the Bit
teTS, hence II free from all the objections In
cident 70 the use Of liquor preparation.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ENGLAND.
Americans Satisfied with the Condue,
ofthe Race.

Pablo opinion Demanding Return
Match in American Waters
LONDON, August %.
The Americans here are perfectly
salithed with respect 10 the conduct or
the race, and the general expression Ia
that the 0xfords must now row the
Haryards IN their own water next
year.
Later and Better Aeeount-.The Iar.
Yards Beaten only q Length
and Half
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HoN, aEoRoE sHARwoop,

Juit.os Of he Supreme Court Of PsnHEyIrdHid
PHILADELPHIA, Juno !, 1859.
81 have found by experience that Hoor.
lAsd's German BiLteTB iS very good tonic,
relieving dyBpeptic Eymptom1 almost d.
Iectly. GkOR9E sHARsWooD."
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Z Russia.

Preparing for War IN Time OF Peace.
ST. PETERsBuRG, August %.
Lmberg and WaraaW are to be mad 0
hrst-class fortressea. Gen, Todelheu
will execute the work, !, IN.
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7 ISTELLIGEHCER JOB OPRICE,
I Ma Is Quincy street,
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CART. JOHN s. BURDsrT has remoy-
ed with bis family from Parkersburg
to Charleston.
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Heavy Robbery In PhlladOlphIu.


The Office OF the Receiver Of the city
taxes was robbed Friday night OF SSO'~
900; $4,000 In greenbacks and the rest
In bonds.
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War on the Converts.
Action of a Large Meeting In BsrlIn.


bhHLlNI august ~.
A meeting Of 1000 persons was held
here last night TO consider q series Of
resolutions iAvorlnR the suppression OF
the converts and expulsion OF Jesuits.
After q long debate the resolutions
were fnally adopted, but protest was
made by the minority. The resolutions
are not directed particularly against
any confession Of faith,
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HON. JAxB THOMPSON,

Judge Of he Supreme Court Of Psnnylpunia.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1885
81 consider Hoonands German Bltters, a
Y dludble medicine In case OF attacks OF iudI.
RSAIion or dyspepsia. l can certify this
from my experience OF IL
Yours. with respect,
JAMES THONPSOS."
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Horrible Murder and Suicide I'm 81,
Louis.
A Drunken Brute Butchers his WI
and Attempts TO RIII hIs stsp.sop.
He then Throws Himself Under N
Hallway Train and Is Decapitaled.
Z nFy,a -. al,

@@st @AAhAAt 90
A most horrible murder and suI cida ,,o,o
committed III EASE hL Louis this morniny
A man named Casper Malta, VINO cam:
from baltimore about q year ago. NJ.
tempted 70 klll his sEep-son, Nicholas LuIx,
~ hHlAlnB nun on the head with u halcheL'
but LnU weapon glanced and cichnISS -
cAPed anu ran for policeman. Wnen ~
IeLuTned lhey found Mn. AAllE lying on Ihs
loor with her head literally chOJped In
pieces, Alter this, MRllz went 10 the SfUsslnR
VI seEe[Ai lAilIOau tracks near by, on one OF
tue locomotive and enc car or the IaIn mad
pAsAei hln he Hung himself Rcrus Ihs mil
between Two Gals aud the remainder ~ the
IIaln passed over his neck, completely cut
IlnB MS neAl on. AAllL was q naTd dfInKef:
he urank q pint OF whisky tul, ulor1,n~ ~
lons breakfast, aud procured AnoIhuF' HbSn
hls 6Iep-Son demonstrated with hIm. WnISh
doubtless led " Tue assault, alIhOutn il waS
not IN tds untu some hours lAtor.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS 8

byer known, and will cure oil diseases ro-
kultInE from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs In a
sound, healthy condition, by
the use or IheAo remedies,
and no dlSeaAe will
ever Ryall you.
THE CoMPLEXtoN Ladies' who wish a
lair III In aud gVod complexion, free from
yellow iAh tingo anu all other dlsdguremenls,
should u % these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect orler, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
checks.
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.. CINCINNATI, August %.
Weather cloudy In part; ThsrmOms.
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FRANCE.


fARlsi August y.
Tho alarming rumors recently set
afioAt concerning the Emperor's health
are officially denied this morning, The
symptoms The has a rheumatic afEec.
tIou) grow more favorable. An iuvestl.
CATION has been ordered to discover the
authority Of the false reports.
Conspiracy 70 blow up an o. 8. FrIEntc
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noonauda dsr@an BItsOsL per bottle a@
hAltdoIen 50l
hoonAudG German Tonic, put up In QUAR-
bottles, u 50 per bottle or a half doSen fof
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&rDo not rorEet 70 sxamlns well the Ar.
lcle you buy, In order 70 get The genuine,
For sale by druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine OYOryWhefe, lyl3
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EuEIish Amuelty for tho FeuIans.
Hppo!eoa's Good Example to be
Followed.

LONDON, Aug. 2S.
II Is rumored to-day, that one Of the
first questions which will be brought
up In the next session OF Parliament,
will be the consideration Of the uncon.
conditional release OF the FenIans
without exception. II Is said, In the
face Of the French amnesty the gov.
erninsnt Is not disposed to offer any
strong opposition, IL the subject is prop.
erly ana intiuentlally supported.
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ley 70 blow up an q. 8. FrIEato
seven Sailors hanged to the Yards,


PARIS, August %.
The Journal oGeieI announces that
the health Of the Emperor continues TO
improve, and his attack OF rheumatism
10 nearly over. The Empress has ar.
rived at AJaccio. Gen. Prim has gone
to Vichy. The wooden mRuufaotoFy OF
Villemunos, Hurd, Woglste & Co., al
Rheims, was destroyed by FIRE Yester,
day.
A desperate conspiracy was dIscoy.
cred on board the United States friRate
Sabine, now lying In the port OF Cher
bourg. Some OF the crew 10 revenge
themselves on their officers, attempted
TO set fire to the powder magazine and
blow up the ship. They had proceeded
50 far As TO light the fuse communIcA.
ting with the magazine, when the plot
was frustrated by the cabin boy, who
discovered the burning fuse. Il was
found that 22 sailors were implicated In
the plot, and they were put In irons,
Seven haYe slnce bean condemned TO
death and hanged at the yard arms,
PRUSSIA.
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READ HHAT PEOPLE SAH
READ WHAT PFoPLE SAY.
Who could ask for moro substantial Lestl-
m0ny than Is thus given.


Hon. GEo, W, WOODWARD,
ChiCf JiIttoe Qfths Supreme Court Of Pa, writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March lB, 1857.
~ md hoO1Andh German BltIers il a
good toxic, useful in dlBeA8es OF the digestive
UnSRnS, and OF great benent In cases Of de-
bilty, and want OF nervous Hctlou In the
system. Yours, truly,
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HoOFLAED'S GERMAN TONIC.
ROoFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

ID q pleasant preparation Of the BilteIS for
hOte who do not like extreme BiIien. II
Is cOmpOEed Of all the ingredients OF the
Hitien combined with pure rRnta CruL rum
and agreeable lRvOTing expRcts. lLs use l
recommended when some pure BtlHulaut Is
required in connection with the tonic pro-
pefIles Of the Bitters.
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Toledo.

AUGUST 8.-FLoUR-Dull,
,,GkAta-Wheat-steady; No. HhIte
MshiSS MMiShhiSsn y q regular; 81 80 for No. q Whits
LED u u; No. 2 do 81 Sl1<c; No. 3 do Sl ~.
SoIn-Stealyi No. 9Io; No 2 plc, Oats
Firm No. 4I959c; No. ! I6x.
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a friendly Dinner After the Raee.
TnNnnG Angnst 90

LONDON, August %.
A corrected skelch OF the race says
the OKfords passed Barnes Bridge only
two length ahead, the Harvards having
made q brilliant spuTE before reaching
the bridge, by which they gained
about quarters OF length. The
Judge says inc HarvardS were only
a half q length OF clear water In the
rear at the finish OF the race. The two
crsWs dlnsd RI MorIlAks with Mr..
Phillips, who invited large party TO
meet them. Durlng dinner the Oxford
men, In speeches, said the race was, II
not the hardest, at least as hard as any
they had ever contested, and praised
the pluck aud work Of the HArvardB.
The Harvards considered Ihelr steering
was rather out, making u possible
difference Of from half length 10 a
length.
Comments OF she English Press on the
Defeat Of the HurVards.
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The Pail lfGu Gdsette, this evening,
hast The following remarks on the race:
TO have beaten men whose pluck car
ried them three thousand miles to
measure osrs with an English Univer-
sily, whose patience surmounted innuS
merable difficulties and disappoint-
ments 10 boat building, whose endu.
rance Is almost unparalleled, Is for OK
ford one OF those happy trtumphs In
which there Ia peculiar honor 10 the
victor, without humiliation TO the
vanquished.'