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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Two bales of new cotton were receiy.
ed ut Savannah, yesterday, Classed as
mlddllng, and sold lor 80 TIC.
"A violent storm visited Appleton
Wisconsin, last night, doing much dam.
age A German woman was struck BY
lightning and instantly killed.
The brig Josephine, of New Bruins
wick, is ashore on the Maine coast, and
will probably lose her cargo, seven hund.
red barrels Of flour.
The tannery of G. Burnside, at Clevc.
land, was destroyed by fire Thursday
night. Loss, $4,000 insured $500 10
the following companies Sun, $4,000
Cleveland $1,000; Allemania, $4,000
State Fire, $4,000.
Thursday night OF Rockford, llls,
negro named Smith committed rape upon
the person Of daughter Of Rev. Eli
Walters, aged II years. The excitement
Is high and there Is talk Of lynChing the
beast.
Hon. Jesse K. Du Bois, Of Springfield,
Ills, has been started by his friends AZ a
candidate for Congressman at large,
The Tennessee Press Association 10
up from Cincinnati to Louisville to-day
Charles Lampire, boy of eight, was
kicked and killed bya mule, Mt Louisville,
yesterday.
"A Colored man was fatally shot by
ferry clerk, at Little Rock, last evening.
"A man was killed in u personal dll.
ficulty at Arkadelphla, Ark, Wednesday
No arrest.
subscriptions tOthG new loan yester.
day 100000.
Gen. Cowan, Acting Secretary Of the
Interior, Is on his way to Ohio
Bryant Givens, COlored, was killed by
sunstroke at Evansville, Ind. yesterday.
1t Is reported that the negotiations
between Berlin and Versailles, for the
evacuation Of France, have resulted In an
agreement by which the occupation of
French territory by German troops, will
entirely cease before the end of the pres.
ent ycar
-Bayard Taylor and j. II. Harper, of
New York and the Red river editorial
party arrived in Chicago, Thursday morn.
Ing.
"A further rise in Government bonds
occurred yesterday, apparently stimulated
by the successful negotiation Of the new
Five Per cent Ten.fortles have never
been 80 high in gold and never but once
30 high in currency, as now.
AT Belviderc, Illinois, Thursday
night, during the heavy thunder storm,
three burglars undertook to make an en-.
trance into the Counting.rOoin OF N. @.
Leonardo warehouse George Tuttle, an
employee, who was on guard, attacked
the three scoundrcls, who were all armed
During the fight Tuttlc shot one burglar
In the mouth and through the arm,
and knocked another senseless TO the
floor. The third one He'd. The two dam.
aged ones are in Jail,
"A private letter from Hebron, South
Africa, says that the diamond dlgglngs In
that region do not pay. Every dollars
worth that is found costs two. Tho writer
advises any who are thinking OF embark
ing in the enterprise to stay away.
"A letter received from ThurlOw
Weeds daughter, yesterday, states her
father has taken the next steamer home,
due here Sunday, and expresses fears
that he might not survive the voyage.
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ally extlnguish the principal. But we will
be told the legal tenders will be the debt
outstanding when the bonds are paid thew
will be no debt in any proper sense of tie
word. The Government will be bound
then to do what 1t always has been bound
to do, but has never done, furnish the peo.
pie all their money, the measurer, OK.
changer and distributor of all their value.
1t will be necessary to keep
up the circulation and maintain
It's stability and elasticity by some sulta.
bic means, The people will have got
good money, stable, elastic, establishing
law and uniform interests, and thus pro.
ducing happiness and industry by dis.
tributing equitably the increase Of the land
between capital and labor. The curse Of
the debt will thus turn to a blessing by
teaching us how to escape the usury
which has robbed and degraded the
masses Of all nations from Israel to Great
Britain.
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The Mont Cents Tunnel Success.
EngliRh CFOpR.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, August II,
A terrific explosion of gun cotton Oc.
cured to-day at Slow Market. Several
persons were killed. A further explosion
Is apprehendcd.
Charles Baxter, NJ. F., died to.day.
In the House Of Lords to-day, Lord
RedCsdat questioned the right ot the
United States 10 maintain It's demands for
indemnity for damages caused by the AL.
ALBANIA, now that the American govern.
ment had granted amnesty TO the late
rebels and reconciliation with the South
was complete lie asked whether the
government intended 10 bring this point
to the attention OF tho arbitrators at Ge.
neva, and proceeded to argue the question
at great length. Granville replied that
the question Of liability for the deprcda.
tions Of the Alabama would be argued In
all It's bearings before the arbitrNtos by
Sir ROUNDED Palmer and other eminent
counsel retained on the part ol Great
Britain, whose interests would certainly
not suffer from such able and learned dc.
Tenders.
The weather throughout England Is ia.
vOrable for growing crops
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TIE vanderpool Murder Trial.

CHICAGO, August il.
In regard To the pOstponement Of the
Vanderpool trial, the Grand Rapids
(Mich.) EdgIG says that the report that the
defendant lacks the means Of Supporting
witnesses Is untrue. Two weeks ago an
order wis made by Judge Hoyt to have
all Of FanderpOols witnesses summoned.
One Of the witnesses Is the celebrated
Mrs. Springer. This lady has an eye to
profit and business, and has consequently
LEFT for Ohio, as she did previous to the
Kalamazoo trial She Is beyond the iuris.
dlctlon of the Barry County Court, but
her attendance can be procured by reas.
enable compensation. She IL the wit.
ness who saw Field, tho murdered
man, walk past her house several
hours after his supposed murder, snap.
ping his fingers at his dog Vanderpool
stated that the dog was at his house at the
same hour. VanderpOol has three emi.
nent lawyers, and tho story that he Is
without means to go ON with the case Is
untrue. The trial will be a thorough and
exhaustless one. The prosecution will
make stronger case than at the previous
trial, and the principal hope Of the de.
fence Is In non.agreement Of tho Jury,
the same as at Kalamazoo. II Is under.
stood that this will be the last trial. Mrs.
Field, mother Of the murdered man, has
come all the way from Maine to attend
the trial. This will lend additional inter.
est TO the case, as she Is determined 10 find
the murderer Of her sOn. She Ia a lady
oi intelligence and great energy Of char.
acteF,
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August H.,

CINCINNATI, August II.
The propeller Brenner broke one of hel
barges, loaded with iron, in twain At Foul
Mile and another at Five Mile.
-Four large stables filled with hay were
burned yesterday, at Newark, Ohio. Loss
$4,000; no insurance.
The ordinance passed by the board oil
Colncilmcn one week ago repeating the
Sunday ordinances, came before the
board Of aldermen to-day and was reject.
ed by q vote of eleven to twelve without
debate. All voting for rejection were Re.
publiCans but one. or those voting
against rejection four were Republicans
and seven were Democrats. 1t Is claimed
by the Sabbath men that ono or two
members would have voted against the
repeal who voted against tho rejection of
the ordinance, believing that 1t was
better that the ordinance should
be received and pass through the
regular course Of legislation than TO be 70.
jeCted at once. A resolution requesting
the mayor to enforce tho Sunday laws was
tabled, thirteen 10 nine. va ,H
There was heavy rain here this morn.
Ing about nine O'clock damaging some.
what the new work at the upper end Of
Eggleston avenue sewer. The lightning
struck number of places. In Dayton,
KY, George Lenk, young man, while
working In the rope walk was instantly
killed, and four or five other persons In
the same building were stunned. In
other places in that vicinity the lightning
played curious freaks. Running along
the street railroad II blinded the workmen
and In one or two instances killing horses.
The Tennessee Press Association will
arrive here tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock. They will be the clty's guests.
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POSTAL MONEY ORDERS ON
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Agreement for an lnteEChange
Of Observation-Disclosures for Their

WASHINGTON, August II,
The convention for an interchange o
postal money orders between Great
Britain and the United States will &c
into effect on the second of October next
and the Postofilce Department has now
completed the necessary arrangements for
the practical operation of 2,d55 money
order offices in this country, and $40 In
Great Britain, and has authorized the
issue Ofpostal orders on the Postmaster
o. New York City for payment In the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland, and to pay orders issued
by him for the sums certified by
the Post OillcC Department in that Coun-
try for payment in the United States
These officers have been selected In all
States and territories, with view Of nc.
Commodatng the localities where tho
greatest number of such foreigners reside
as will bG likely to make usO of them,
All exchanges will be made through the
two exchange offices in New York and
London. In this country applications
can he made only for MI equivalent in
sterling of q certain sum OF money in
United States currency, which tho latter
amount being deposited at the local ofll.
GERS as transmitted and then converted
into postal sterling draft at the current
rate ior gold on the day Of It's receipt.
This draft Is made payable by the British
authorities on any designated locality in
the kingdom No single order Is issued
for more than $50, but persons desiring to
remit larger sums can obtain additional
money orders, The rates of commission
on these money orders will be Os follows
On orders not exceeding ten dollars, 25c
over ten dollars and not exceeding twenty,
SOC; over twenty dollars and not exceed.
ing thirty, 75Ci over thirty dollars and not
exceeding forty, 81; over forty dollars
and not exceeding fifty, 81 90
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frauds by Government Agents on
the Upper Missouri.
CHICAGO, August IL.

M, %AAFA AsN 80
The Sioux City Times publishes an
anonymous letter addressed 10 General
Hancock, charging Messrs. Peck and Dur.
fee, who have charge Of all trading posis
an the Upper Missouri, with gross frauds
and also with abusing the rights and
privileges gwen them by the Go oyern
ment. The writer says they have in.
duced General Stanley, district command.
er, to issue general order prohibiting
citizens or soldiers from purchasing
goods in that department from any one
except the post sutler. II is also claimed
that they have refused to carry 10 certain
posts on their line Of boats, notwithstand
ing they are common carriers all pack
ages addressed to citizens or soldiers
which they believe contain provisions or
clothing, This, II is claimed, il all done
with the COuntenancC und ConnivRnce Of
the military authorities.
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SAINT LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, August II.
Detective Harrington, who has been
working up the robbery Of the United
States delivery wagon here last month,
recovered today the $4,000 Of the Kan.
sas Pacific railroad bonds, which com.
prised much the largest part of the booty
taken by the robbers. They were found
In the woods short distance from The
city, on the Terre Haute road
The Supreme Council Of Templars
Honor and Temperance, closed its session
to-day. A large amount Of business Of
importance to tho Order, was transacted.
The next session will be held at Erie, Pa,
the third Tuesday In August, 1872.
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FRANCE.


hN'NJ hHSu't IL
The French budget commission pro
poses three per cent tax on all bonded
grades, except corn and coal. The csti'
mated yield thereirOm would he seventy
five million francs per annum.
1t Is thought that tho vote of the As
scmbly upon the proloDgation Of the term
Of NJ. Theirs to three years, will stand
about rs follows: For prolongation, 200
against $50; probable absentees, 1870.
The election for Council. General will
take place early in September.
The tax bill is under discussion iT the
Assembly e.
The party Of the right in the Assembly
demand that Theirs term Of office he pro-
longed only two years.
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An American Man.of.War in Norway
WASHINGTON, August II.

Rear Admiral Boggs, in Ills flagship
Franklin, Captain ia. Parker, accom-.
panied by the ,Iuniata, Commander Lace,
arrived al ChristiAna Norway, July 0,
and remained several days. The officers
were received with great courtesy. AT
tenIions and hospialities were freely ex
changed 1t being tho first visit Of an
American man.of.war to that city, the yes.
sells and their officers and crews, attract
ed no little curiosity, and immense crowds
gathered to look atthe ships Tho news
papers of Norway, are profuse in compli.
ments 10 the officers.
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The Ku.Kln1 at New Madrid, Mo.

W II"UI"t NUBWFI IT
The RGpNblicdn has special from ,Tof.
ferson City, which says nm application
from New Madrid county, for protection
against the Ku.Klux, was recently made
to Gov. Brown, but that an investigation
showed that the local authorities were
abundantly able and willing to protect
everybody, both white and black and
that there was not the least occasion for
executive Interference
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SAN FRANCISCO.

nan FRANcSCo, Aug, IL.
The absorption OF tho California Pacific
Railroad Company with the Central Pa
ciflc was completed to-day by the elec
tiOn Of LELAND Stanford, Of the Central
as President, Milton S. Latham, Of the
California, as Treasurer, and the Old
Board Of Directors of the Central.
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The Meeting of Kaiser william and
Francis Joseph.

BERLIN, August II,
The Emperor Oi Austria received Em.
pcror William to-day. Cordial greetings
were exchanged, and their maDestles de.
parted this evening on special train Tor
lsChl.
The London EYEiay Post attributes y
political Significance OF friendly charaC.
ter to the meeting OF the Emperors ot
Germany and Austria,
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Marine News.

HALIFAX, N. g., August II.
North American and Baltimore ar.
rived. Leaves Liverpool at noon Satur.
day.
LONDON, August II.
The Hamburg American steamship
Westphala from New York touched at
Plymouth and proceeded to Hamburg.
New York, August II.
The Queen has arrived. Lydia Thomp.
son and her troupe of blondes are pas.
sengeH. ,.....
LtvERPoor, August II.
Arrived the England, from New York.
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Mr.. CoIlax ut Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, August II,
Vice President COlfaX arrived last even
Ing and will remain over today as the
guest Of Hon. L. D. lIolton. A number
Of prominent citizens took breakfast with
him this morning, Amer visiting proml
nent places Of interest today, and re
ceptlon this evening, he will leave for 81.
pnul
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SPAIN.
MADRID, August II

The report that the Spanish govern
ment will send n fleet 10 the Venezuelan
ports 10 exact reparation for the injury
sustained by Spain from the omission ol
the government Of Venezuela to pre-.
vent the departure of the Quesada expe.
dition for Cuba, Is authorGtively denied.
The acts of the flllibuSters are to be in.
stead an object of diplomatic protest.
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WASHINGTON.
The Ottowa Trust Lands.


NEW YORK. August IL.
A Washington special says the Secre-
tary OF the Interior decides that the pat.
ent ior the Ottowa trust lands, must be
delivered 10 the Emory Board ofTrustees,
in accordance with the ruling Of the Az
torney General The question as to the
Boards management Of the school, will
not he decided until theCase has been iul-
" considered.
There ia no truth whatever in the stale
ment that the bureau Of engraving and
printing, at the Treasury Department, ia
engaged in manufacturing money for the
Japanese government,
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The New York Editors at ST. Paul,
ST pAIfT, Au0nst If

The editorial excursion party were en-.
tertained at the Denver House to-day, nj
81 Paul, by the city, Governor Austin
presiding, Addresses were made by his
EtNcellcncy, Governor Austin, General
l!awlcy, NJ r Dana, Gov. Bloss, General
Hancock, Messrs. Brownley, Delano and
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Three infants, said to have been
iarmed out to an old woman named Julia
Callahan, in East Cambridge, Mass, died
recently. The woman Is under arrest on
suspicion of killing them with opium
The coroner's Jury is investigating the
case.
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"A party Of six persons, at Shrews
hury, New York, saw 223 shooting stars
yesterday morning in one hour and thirty.