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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July "a.
The now London orphan asylum, at
Westiord, was opened last week by the
Princes Of Teck, assisted by the Duke Of
Cambridge. The inmates Of the old asy.
lum have all been transferred to the new
building.
The meeting at Hyde Park yesterday
was Q failure. A heavy rain prevailed
during the day, and prevented any con.
siderable crowd from assembling. 2
Prince Frederick William, oi Prussia,
has arrived at Osborne, The Emparor
and Empress of Brazil have gone to Blrm.
ingham. r. H..B,.-
In the House of Commons, George
Dixon, member for Birmingham, wished
to know il reduction III the civil list
was possible Mr.. Gladstone replied that
he considered the question arose from a
mlSapprehension OF the character OF the
list, which he said was solemn compact
between tho sovereign and tho people
at the beginning Of each reign. Any
economical advantages which resulted
were to be credited 10 the crown and
not to the country. II would be well for
Parliament to maintain this view of tho
civil list, as It would contribute to en-
courage the Queens servants to fulfil
their duties.
The Prince Of Wales goes on Monday
next to Dublin, with Prince Arthur, the
Duke of Cambridge, Princess Louise and
the Marquis Of Loire A series Of bril-.
liant fetes and balls, closing with q grand
review, are projected during the stay Of
the royal visitors In Ireland.
Russia has given adhesion to the inter.
national telegraph convention OF Vienna.
This brings the Russian lines 10 the
Amaor and Dead Sea, under the operation
Of the terms Of that convention.
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LITTLE ROCK.
LIrrLE Rock. ARK. Iuly "a.


Tho militia Is being organized through
out tho State for the election next year.
The Galete says 1t Is q part Of the radical
programme 10 carry the State.
Two boys, one colored and one white,
were drowned in tho Saline river few
days ago while bathing. ,a
Mrs ABhcraft, tho mother Of several
children, residing at Warren, who at.
tempted couple OF weeks ago to kill her
four children with an axe, cut her throat
the other day. She Is not expected 10
live.
The colored Baptst State Convention
have decided they have no power to try
Rev. White. the colored Lothario and
President Of the Association, that right
being with bis own church So tho whole
matter Is referred. II will probably DO
hushed up.
Raining nearly ALL day; river rose
eight inches
Serious troubles are reported in Chicot
county again, growing outof disputed
Judgeship, Mason, colored, claims to be
the regular county Judge. Rogland
(white) was appointed to superCede him,
but the former refuses TO surrender the
offices. On the 18th, 1t Is reported Mason
marched 400 negroes into the town, and
enforced his orders.
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"The subj Committee on Southern Out
RACES arrived here yesterday evening. AT
the supper table Of the hotel, Hon. ]. +.
Stevenson, of the committee, and Hon.
A. ]. Wallace, representative from this
district, were, ASSAULTED as they took seats
by Major James Barry, prominent citi-
zen, and n pitcher Of milk thrown over
them. Wallace drew revolver, but Ma
jor Barry was surrounded by his friends
and he left the hotel, AT Q o'clock the
committee was Serenaded by a negro
band land a crowd collected AS the band
was retiring, an atlray occurred and one
negro was shot, receiving three wounds
No arrests have been made.
Mr.. Barker reports to the Internal Reve-
nue office that in the First Wisconsin dis.
trict every tax assessed on the annual list
for 1871, amounting TO $4,000, has been
collected. Not cent on the list remains
to DO Rbated. This Supervisors report is
the first instance, to his knowledge, where
every dollar assessed upon an annual list
has been collected and paid into tho treas
ury before the middle Of July.
Tho total loss by the explosion at the
Washington arsenal is $4,000.
One Of our citizens has received O
letter from Mrs. J. G. Wharton, sistcr.in.
law of Mrs. i. g. Wharton, now In Jail in
Baltomore, OH tho charge of poisoning
Gen, Ketchum, and attempting to poison
Eugene Vanness, in which she says:
my dear husband and children-I did
not know what was the reason of their
death; but after my child's funeral, only a
week, / believe, l was taken suddenly III,
and at one time was thought to be
dying, l told tho Doctor that | was
poisoned the day l was taken sick, and
then l suspected that she had poisoned my
husband and child. | told my brother
and all my husbands family, also, when
1t occurred, Nearly four hours ago | was
brought from her house, and have never
had but ono opinion-that she had poison.
them, and | had barely escaped with my
life. Mrs. Wharton owed my husband
$3.50, which we, with difficulty, got after
bis death"
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ST. LoCEs, July ~.
The New York agricultural and edI.
torial excursion party arrived here this Of.
ternoon from Louisville. Tomorrow they
will visit shaw's Garden, and also tho Fair
Grounds, where they will probably bo en-.
tertained by the officers OF The Fair Asso-
citation, and examine other places of note
in and about the city. At $3.50 p, NJ, theT
will leave for tho Indian Territory ria The
Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad. On their re.
turn they will start for Leavenworth,
thence to Denver and tho Rocky Noun.
tains, where they will spend two wCekS
at Greenfield, No.
The Tidette says the body Of an un-
known man was found hanging to tree
near Golden City about a week ago 1t
Is suspected that he was ono Of the two
horse thieves who was pursued through
that town some days ago, and that his
companion was shot. n0
Madison Miller, prominent citizen of
Liberty, Mo-, and the Oldest Odd Fellow
In the State, died to-day.
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MINOR TE1EGRAMs.


Tile Laundry connected with the
National Soldiers Home at Dayton, was
burned Sunday morning at hAlEpast one
o'clock The flames spread 30 rapidly
after the discovery that tho inmate barely
escaped with their lives. II was a two.
story frame, and in addition 10 consider.
able clothing II contained large steam
engine, costly machinery md pump for
supplying the grounds with water. Loas
$4,000.
Two men named Barnes and Farley
living near Milton, KY, on Thursday last
quarrelled about 25 cents which Barnes
claimed was duo him. Resulting finally
in each shooting and both receiving shots
from which they died.
"A fire occurred at Peterboro on Mon.
day and destroyed property to tho amount
Of $4,000.
-Wm. Stone, reporter for Tie Philadel.
phia Age, was drowned Sunday.
"A dispatch from Constantinople re.
ports disturbances at Sintarie, though no
particulars arc given. The trouble Is sup
posed to be of religious character.
w. T. Kennedy, a sign painter while
engaged in swinging sign across Wash.
ingtOn street, indianapolis, yesterday, fell
from a third story window to the pave
ment below, striking on an awning in his
descent, which probably saved his life
His shoulder was badly broken and he /!
probably severely injured internally.
AT Evansville, Indiana, yesterday
morning, Henry Keiser, aged 30 years, fell
upon q circular saw in A. j. Reitz's saw
mill, and was cut through from the crown
TO the hip.
AT Dyersvllle, Iowa, on Sunday night
two young men named j. stagner and
Henry Bagley got into an ailray, when
the latter stabbed stagner in the lungs
in1iCting serious wound
IT, V. Moore, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church, .of Nashville, one
of the ablest ministers in tho South, died
at hil home in Nashville, yesterday. He
Ind been in bad health several years.
The Southern Express Agency, al
Lebanon, Tenn, wAs robbed Thursday
night Of $4,000 Suspicion fell upon A
c, Johns, agent at that place, and he was
arrested Sunday. lie confessed the
crime, disgorged the money, and was
! committed for trial.
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The reports Of serious accidents and
of sudden death from careless and need.
less handling OF loaded pistols are becom.
ing too frequent. There Is need for such
rebuke Of this criminal folly as the Cleve.
land Herald gives in the following para.
graph
Is there 10 be stop to "iooling" with
loaded pistolsg Were the sufferers In
every case those who do the "foaling,' It
would be the killing Of one more simple.
ton, but, as in the case at Akron on
Thursday evening, the fool Is spared while
the innocent man Is killed, Pistols are
an unmitIgated evil. Every boy has his
pistol fever, and almost every young man
must carry. o revolver. Where one pistol
is used as Q means Of defence and for jus.
titled killing, ten thousand are made the
instruments Of death in the hands Of care.
less or silly people, and It were better,
were this species Of fire arms abolished, or
a board Of examiners appointed to exam.
Inc and report upon the amount Of sense,
necessary to make a person safe custo
dian Of loaded pistol
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Increase Of the German Navy.
Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati EnNnIrer.

New YoRK, July 22.
The European mails received by the
steamer Dutschland, to-day, bring the in.
formation Of great additions 10 be made
TO the German navy. Besides the three
turret ships, two Of which are to be built
at the royal docks Of Kiel, and one prob.
ably by the Stettln company, seven cor.
yettes are TO be constructed at Dantzic.
Four of these are to be the size Of
the Ariadne and two Of that OF the
Albatross. The seventh corvette TO be
built at Dantzic is the Louisa. In con-
nectiOn with this appears letter In the
London Daily NcioS, ,Of July 10, from n
writer who has had official introduCtions
while in Germany, He says: .
Every ship In the German service,
even the smallest gunboat, is provided
with detailed drawings and sections Of
every foreign war ship. It's weak points
are especially stated, and details given rs
10 the spots TO be aimed at with most like.
llhood Of disabling the machinery. Every
ship possesses accurate and detailed
charts OF the naval ports Of the world,
and the examination 10 which officers are
subjected on this, rs well as on the other
topics, insures their acquaintance with
them, Germany does not want for naval
officers; her lack Is of fleet and sea.
board. The solution Of the fleet problem
Ia simple one Of cost. The considera.
tion Of the other matter involves cues.
tion into which | do not feel called tipon
70 enter.n ----
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GEo. WILLIAM CURTIS, in Harpers
Weekly, makes a point In relation to the
New York riots, which Is so clear and 80
true that II will not "blow over"
We have constantly said that the char.
acter Of Democratic rule can best be stud.
led in the city Of New York, and the
events Of the recent Orange celebration
Illustrate II TO the whole country. The
most sacred rights of free assembly and Of
religious liberty were yielded by the most
representative Democratic authority In
the country TO the mere threat of re.
ligious riot and only when driven TO Il
by an overwhelming public indignation
1ld the Democratic Governor interfere for
the protection Of peaceable citizens. Thus
has Il always been with the Democratic
party. In the old days 1t mobbed Ameri.
can citizens peaceably assembled TO plead
the right Of every innocent man TO per.
sonal freedom. Now IL disperses citizens
peaceably assembling to celebrate the an.
niversary Of nm old Irish battle And this
last act II does to conciliAle the votes Of
Roman Catholics. Does any sensible man
think that such party may be safely
trusted with Government which rests
upon civil and religious equality.
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ClVIlisInE the COreans..A Letter from
the Barbarlans.
NEw YoRK, July "a,

NkW lOHK, July "a.
The following Is the Translation Of a
letter forwarded by the Coreans to Rear
Admiral John Rogers, commanding the
United States Asialic Squadron. IN the
year 1868, man Of your nation, whose
name was Febiger, came here and COM
municated and went away, why cannot
you do the same. In the year 1906, people
called French came here, and VIC refer
you 10 them for what happened, This
people and kingdom have lived In the
enjoyment Of their own civilization for
four thousand years, and we want no
other; we trouble no other nations, why
should they trouble uS; our country Is In
the flrtherest east, yours in the flrtherest
west, for what purpose do you come so
many thousand miles across the sea; Is II
to inquire about the vessel destroyed, the
General Sherman; her men committed
piracy and murder, and they were pun.
Ished with death, do you want our land,
that cannot be; do you want intercourse
with ia. that cannot be-
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GntGntelLiqenter

DEATH OF A FORMER CITIZEN OF
WHEELNG.-E. W. Stephens, ESQ., a
former resident of Wheeling, and very
well known here in business circles, died
Yesterday at New Albany, Indiana, whith'
er he removed some half dozen years
ago. Mr.. STEPHENS spent the best part
Of his life here. He was man of great
activity and energy, and was prominently
connected with large business enterprises
He was for many years chief manager,
and We believe was one Of the founders,
OF the Crescent Iron Mil. He WIS much
esteemed here for his sterling qualities,
and the sad news of his death will be re.
GREETED by wide circle OF friends and
iormeF associates.
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NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, July "a

OMAHA, July "a
The Convention rcasscmbles to.mor.
row. It's doubtful about tho female sui-
frage clause being adopted. A committee
has reported In favor OF minority repre-.
scntatives, and It will probably be sub
mitted to the people substantially the
same as In Illinois.
1t is reported that the Seminole mines
north Of Rawlings, Of which so much has
been said Of late, arc upon the surface Of
the ground; that all the claims consist Of
piles Of stones with tho papers Of the stock
upon tho top. .a'
The stories about Red Cloud prepar.
ing for hostilities are contradictcd.
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Paper MN Burned.

BosToN, July "a.
May & Rogers lower paper mill at Lee
was burned yesterday, Loss $4,000
partially insured. A large number Of
hands were thrown out Of employment
The barn and stables Of Hon. F. W.
Bird, Of East Walpole was destroyed by
FIRE, yesterday, with large quantity Of
hay and grain Loss $4,000. Insured
for S6,5O0,
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oONNECTICUT.


HAHTFOND, July EF'
The Fish Commissioners Of this State
have caused to be Matched at Holyoke,
Mass. this summer, about sixty million
Young shad. Five hundred thousand have
been tIaced in SaugaLuck river, at West.
port, three hundred thousand In Poquo.
mock river, at GFoton, and the rest have
been turned into the Connecticut river.
Those that survive will be flt for the table
in three Vears.
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THE WEST INDIES.

PoET AU PRINCE, HAITI, July 8, |
Cia. HAvANA !
Tho old currency has been called In and
new issue substituted therefor for the
present The project of the government
TO effect a loan whereby It might bs ena.
bled to redeem tho currency and SubGti.
tute specie, has been rejected,
ST. THOMAS, July II,
The submarine cable between g..
Lucia and ST. Vincent has been laid.
The small pox raVages Puerto Plat.
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LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July "a.

Y..s.. LOUISVILLE, July "a.
Geo. NJ. Mo,ts, a fugitive from Belle.
fontaine, Ohio, where he was under In
diCtment for horse stealing, was arrested
here to-day, and will be held to await a
requisition from that Btate.
The Bonambulist, Mayer, who walked
out OF a third.story window Of the Globe
Hotel, early yesterday morning, died at
midnight last night from his injuries. He
came TO this city year ago from Har.
per's Ferry, where Il is said he was a
school teacher. ta
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PITTSBURGH.
PfrTspuReH, July "a.

AAAohOI'"ht Suiy ~
Lyman j. Blaclard & Co., who opened
a wholesale grocery and liquor house here
two weeks since, suddenly decamped last
Saturday. They purchased goods on
credit from dealers East and West, and
sold here at low prices for cash. II ap
pears that there was no such person as
Lyman ]. Blachard in the firm. They oh.
tained credit by assuming the name Of L.
]. Blanchard, who Is a respectable grocer
doing business here. II is not thought
that they realized much cash, as the OK.
pose came sooner than was expected.
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Death Of a Prominent Citizen Of
MeadVille.

N+hisEsD ibHt1i "Ny ~
John Reynolds, one OF the first settlers
oil this city and one Of It's wealthiest Citi.
zens, died at his residence this afternoon,
after n short illness. He was well known
throughout Western Pennsylvania, as q
high.minded, liberal Christian gentleman.
His loss is mourned by the entire commu-
nitv
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SPAIN.


MADRID, July "a.
The new Ministerial combination under
Serrano has failed, and II Is said serrano
refuses te undertake tho formation OF an.
other Cabinet. q
Marshall Sorrano having failed, Senior
Gorilla Is now endeavoring to form q new
ministry.
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LEANING over the grand-stand railing
this morning was John g. SAKE. "You
look like The monarch Of all you survey"
said Fernando Wood, patting him on the
back. mo, only have lean on The
property" replied the genial Sake
lSfrdto0d Cor ,'ap
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VENEZUELAN.

VENEzUEbA; July g.
The country Is In a quiet condition, eG.
cept the State Of Barcelona, where there
has been hard fighting near Espiritus
4uzman has returned TO Caroces, and Is
looking about for reinforcements. }.
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NEW York, July "a.
The Nemesis from this port for Liver
pool and HISTORIAN from Quebec for ulas.
gov arrived out
LONDON, July "a.
News has been received Of the loss oil
the bark Dlckerson of the Cape OF Good
Hope, with elk Of the crew. .
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ROME.
ROME, July "a.

ROME, July "a.
The reiterated reports that the depart.
ure Of the Pope from Rome Is near at
hand Is still denied.
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The Athletics, Of Philadelphia, de.
ieated the Forest City, Of Cleveland, at
the latter place yesterday by 8 to IA,
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Easterly winds with cloudy weather
will probably continue on tho Atlantic
coast until Tuesday morning, and an area
of south winds with threatening weather
extend to New York by Tuesday night.
Brisk winds from the south are probable
for tonight on lakes Michigan and supe.
rior Local rains arc probable from
Northern Illinois 10 Missouri.
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LONDON, July "a.
weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPICE 0rTHB CntEF sI0NAL OGP1oEn,
WAsH1NuTOR, d, O., July "a.

SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FoUR HOURS.
The area OF the highest pressure has
moved northeast since Sunday afternoon,
over Pennsylvania. The low pressure
continues over Florida, and the barome.
ter has fallen to-day from Tennessee to
Lake Huron, and westward central. The
lowest pressure Is probably northwest Of
Iowa. The temperature has risen from
the Ohio River northward. Northeast
erly winds arc now reported along tho
entire Atlantic coast and Key West;
southerly winds on Lake Michigan and
westward. Clear weather, with increased
cloudiness, has prevailed from Michigan
soathward and eastward Threatening
weather, with occasional rain, prevails
from the Southern coast to lake Supe.
fiOf
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Tomorrow the achievement Of draining
the Chicago river through the Illinois and
Michigan Canal will be celebrated by an
excursion In canal boats to Lockport. One
thousand guests have been invited, includ.
ing Gov. Palmer and other leading men.
A Chicago club have purchased Of Pot.
ter Palmer the late residence Of Henry
Farnum, on Michigan avenue, for per.
mapent clubhouse. The price paid was
$4,000.
The resolutions offered in the Board of
Trade on Saturday, in relation to the new
grain inspection law, were called upon in
that body to-day, and on motion OF ]. ].
Richards, were tabled.
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