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THE UPPER MISSOURI.
Trouble with the Indians.

lEOuulB Win kuG AuAAUAHs
SIOUX CRY, Ia, June 81.
We learn from the clerk OF the steamer
Kountz, who has just arrived from up the
river, that the Indians in the vicinity Of
FITS. BerthOld and Buford, are still very
troublesome, On the 10th inst, herder,
named Pasey, was attacked one mile
from Berthold, and badly wounded, re-
ceiYing three bullet wounds In the thigh
Tho Indians succeeded in driving of his
entire herd of cattle, numbering 25 head,
A band OF Sioux attacked party Of SOL
diers and wood choppers on the 18th inst,
three miles above Fort Stephenson, and
one soldier was shot, from the effects Of
which he Is not expected To recover. The
Indians ran off eight head of cattle be.
longing TO the government agent, Nc
Conley. Troops from Fl, Stephenson are
now on the trail Of the maraudlng band.
Much trouble Is expected by the engineer
corps Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, In
running their line through the UP river
country, The Indians declare that they
will not tolerate the construction Of road
through their country, and are throwing
every obstacle in the way of prelimina-
ry survey ofthe line. ami
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GntGatelL9eneFr:
ohiO,s Next Governor.

Tho Republicans of Ohio, in Their Con
yention at Columbus yesterday, nomina'
ted for Governor by acclamation, the
gentlemen on whom thc Republican sentI.
ment of the State has in the last ten days
RAPIDLY concentrated, Gen. EDWARD +.
MOVES, of Cincinnati Glen, MOVES Is o
comparatively young man, fine public
speaker, u live, magnetic, energetic man
who makes friends OraIl hemGets, and who
will make q vigorous canvass. lie is ma
live of New Hampshire and graduated ut
Dartmouth College in 1857. The follow
ing year he removed to Cincinnati, where
he practised law till the breaking out OF
the war In 1861. lie organized regl'
ment and entered the service in jaly oI
that year, and took part in every battle
in which his command was engaged until
July 4, 1854, when he lost leg In battle
The next year he resigned hiscommsSlon,
and Tor several years held the oIlice oil
city attorney in Cincinnati and probate
Judge OF Hamilton county
Gen. MOVES nomination Is, in some
sense, rebuke of President GRANT and
his San Domingo policy. Before his re-
turn from San Domingo, Mr.. WADE was
nut forward for the Republican candidate
at Washington and Cincinnati, who had
the Presidents confidence and held his
offices Mr.. WADE was an enthusiastic
admrcr fthe PREsIDENT's pccullarpollcy
for the acquisition oI San Domingo, and 1t
was designed to thrust Mr.. WADE into n
nomination and then claim II rs an en-
dorsement of the San Domingo policy ol
the administration. The Republicans Of
Ohio did not endorse that policy, and as
soon MS 1t became apparent that their
nomination OF Mr.. WADE would receive
such construction, they quickly dropped
him and concentrated on another man.
Aside from this, Gen. MOVES Is n more
popular candidate than Mr. WADE would
have been, and is probably as good So
lection as could have been made In tho
State. A real soldier, who lost a leg In
the war, he makes fine contrast with
the "reatherCd General who never saw q
rebel except as prisoner and whose
greatest perils were encountered in aluxu-
rious Philadelphia hotel.
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
LONDON, June 81.

LONDON, June 81.
A speech delivered by Thiers in the
French Assembly yesterday, denounced
the policy of Napoleon as absurd, and tho
real cause of the disasters which have be.
fallen France The course pursued by
Gambetta was eXcusable, though peace
ought to have been made with Germany
when success on the part Of the army be.
came hopeless. II was, Thlers said, neces.
sary topHy the German indemnity quickly.
Still he was not In favor OF levying an in
come tax or the re-establishmGnt Of meas.
ures of u prOhibitOry character, but would
simply re-establish few taxes which
would provide money necessary to meet
tho demands upon the country. France,
concluded the President, should and will
derive many advantages from II.
A letter from tho Archbishop Of Cam
bria and the Bishop Oi Avres, TO the As.
sembly, demanding the resumption Of
French protection for Rome, has beenpre-
sented to that body.
A number Of arrests have been made at
Versailles for connection with the lnterna-
Iional Society. Among the recent arrests
arc those Of Janvior and De In Motto,
PARIS, June 81.
The journals to-day al discuss the ap.
preaching elections for Assembly The
Sittle condemns the re- establishment Ol
monarchy. Numerous arrests have been
made in LavGllotto. A letter from Theirs
Congratulates Alexander Dumas upon an
article recently written by him for tho
press in favor Of the continuance of re-
public. The Faa,o has been seizd at
st. Denis. .. r ..
Y.... VERSAILLES, June 81.
The speech of NJ. Theirs has produced
an excellent impression, In consequence
Of the clearness Orhis financial statement,
and tho announcement that two hundred
million francs would be set apart annual.
ly for sinking fund. It Is anticipated
that the French loan will bea complete
success. The Court Martial will not, 1t Is
now believed, meet before tho elections.
The French postal service has been entiro.
ly established while the telegraphic
service has not yet been restored. Tele.
grams relative TO the loan are accepted in
part ut The Treasury Office, and trans.
ierred TO the Palace D'Industrie. NJ.
MOret, formerly editor Of tho MOT de 0rdre
has been arrested A manifesto of the
Republicans contains fifty signatures, in.
cluding those of NJ. Bartholemy and Saint
Hiltaire.
The Gdulo& says Pyat is in London and
that he made his escape from Paris by
means Of passport Of the Bavarian off.
GERS. II Is proposed 10 have boxes in.
scribed for the deliverance of the country,
placed in all the churches, stations and
theatres, the contributions thereto to be
devoted to tho payment Of the war indem.
nifty. The galleries of the museum Of the
Louvre will be opened next Monday. A
dispatch from Bordeaux says the Con.
servatiyes have presented as their condi.
dates for the Assembly, NM. Monies.
quion, Brenon and Zeseze, and that the
Legitlmists have nominated Gen. Meron
and NJ. Gaulios. The 0rleanists candi.
dates, MN. Jerome David and Bouyllle
were insulted by mob, but fortunately
sustained no injuries.
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CINCINNATI.
Verdict Against a Revenue Collector.

verdict Against a Revenue Collector
CINCINNATI, Junc2l.
The Jury in the case Of the United
States against Joseph W. FrlSell, late Col.
lectOr Of the Fourth Ohio District, and
suretles, for monies alleged TO be due the
government, returned verdict for the
government for $30,922 A motion was
made tor new trial.
The jury Is yet out in the Mcclellan
murder case. ...
The jury In the Mcclellan murder case,
alter being out about twenty.lour hours,
Jailed to agree and were discharged this
evening. Tho disagreement was relative
10 facts. ....
Some of the members Of the Buckeye
Club are resisting the transfer Of the race
grounds to the Hamilton County Agrlcul-
tural Society and to-day applied TO the
courts for an Injunction.
The Forest City, Of Rockford, defeated
the Cincinnati Juniors here to-day. Score
29 tO3 n
Gen. Ben +. Runkle, for five years in
charge Of the Freedmen's Bureau, has
been relieved at his own request. 4
w. s. Rankin has finally declined the
Republican nomination for the State Sen.
ate from the Covington district, because
oi private business, ,.a ..
The Jury In the Mcclellan murder case
stood Gt first, five for murder In the first
degree, five for acquittal and two non.
committal. Various changes occurred.
The Jury, 1t is said, finally stood eight for
murder In the second degree, and four for
acquittal. One account states that ono
Juror stoOd out to the end for murder In
the first degree. An effort WILDE made
by the defence for cllangeOf venue when
the new trial occurs.
The Catholics Of Dayton, Ohio cele-
brated the 25th anniversary Of the ponti.
llcate of Pope Plus to-day in grand style.
The day was given up to tho festivities
and exercises. The churches and dwell.
ings were decorated, the streets spanned
with arches, and there was an immense
and beautiful procession in the afternoon.
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MINOR TE1EGRAMs.

A Bombay dispatch dated the goth says
the steamer Shanghai, from Hong Kong,
bound TO Annoy, has been wrecked. No
loss Of life.
Prof II. s. English, Principal Of the
Cairo, Illinois, public schools, and widely
known through his connection with. va.
rious educational institutions Of Southern
Illinois, died yesterday. lie was origi'
nally from Vermont.
"A fire in Catsklll, N, Y, yesterday
evening, destroyed property otho amount
Of $4,000.
The French loan Is popular in Berlin,
and arrangements have already been
made for the taking n large portion Of
It by German capitalists
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IOWA.
DEs MONIES, June 81.

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a DRTnoTr drugglgt has on exhlbltIon

A DETROIT druggist has on exhibition
something that the Detroit Free Press
calls "a strange curiosity" at is the
hand and part Of the arm Of a man, per-
fectly petriaed, but still showing every
wrinkle Of the flesh, the nails on the
fingers, and the joints. The cords and
muscles can be distinctly traced in the
stone. II was found near Missouri bat.
tie field, and Is believed TO be u relic OF
surgical work, the arm seeming to have
the appearance of having been unlOInted
NJ lhn nlhnMn
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the Ward schools to study more diligently
and faithfully in order that they may be
admitted. ApraiseworthY emulation will
be far more general than it is now. Many
poor parents at present, perhaps, uncon'
conscious of the benefits resulting from a
thorough education, will grant their chill
dren's request and allow them to visit the
High School. Small in its beginning 1t
will, with the help Of God, achieve in It's
continuation the most blessed results.
Also A FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE.
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MASONIC.
Officers Of the New York Grand
... Lodge, l

Officers Of the New York Grand
.. Lodge.
"l New YoRK, June 81.
The Master Masons of the State Of New
York made the following appointments Of
Grand Officers, which, with those elected
at the last annual communication, will
constitute the Grand Lodge for the en-.
suing year. The committees on foreign
correspondence md the proposed new
constitution were also announced: Grand
Oflcers-R. W. CHARLES Room, Of New
York, Grand Marshal; X. W. Cornelius
Esselistyn, of Hudson, Grand Standard
Bearer; X. W. William r. Brown, Of
Malteman, Grand Sword Bearer; r. W.
Phillip Merkle, of New York, r. W Jos
Koch, Of New York, II. W. d. w. Tall.
colt, Of West Troy, and II. W. Isaac II.
Brown, OF New York, Grand Stewards;
II. W. John D. ServlSs, Of Amsterdam,
Senior Grand Deacon, and r. W. Charles
E. Young, of Buffalo, Junior Grand
Deacon.
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Excitement In the New York stock
Market. ''a-t

NEW YoRK, June 81.
There Is fearful excitement In the stock
market Today, owing to the sudden fall In
Rock Island, which opened at 1901, sold
up to 1901, then fell suddenly TO 1145, raj
lied to 1851, down again 10 liz, up to ia,
down again to 110f, back to iii, and
down To 1t0. AT the present time II Is at
1871. The balance Ofthe market is down
In sympathy with Rock Island. Nearly
all the important stocks are entirely neg.
lected, and prices quoted are almost nomi'
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Mysterious Phenomenon in New Jer-


NEW York, June 81.
Several morning papers publish the
following; Monday morning about ten
o'clock, Il driver OF q canal boat, while
crossing the seven mile level between
New Village ind Broadway, In Moner
county, New Jersey, heard on unusual
rumbiing noise, like that Of muflled thun-
der, and noticed that the waters Of the
canal were disappearing rapidly. In a
short space Of time his boat was left high
and dry on the empty bed Of the canal.
The water Of the canal for distance Of
mile and half disappeared In n cavity
40 by 10 feet in width. No outlet for
the water has been discovered. 1t will
probably cost the canal company $1,000
To defrGy the expense OF this interruption
In their business.
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GREECE.
ATHENS, June 81.

ATHENS, June 81.
The refusal by the Sublime Porte to re-
Ceive NJ. Triocupes as the Ambassador
from Greece has caused great irritation
against Turkey on the part Of the jour.
mails and the people Of Athens. Tho Porte
requests that Rangabe,be retained as the
Greek Ambassador to Constantinople.
LONDON, June 81.
II has transpired previously 10 the ap.
pointment Of Tricoupes as Minister to
Constantinople that the Greek Govern.
ment inquired whether the situation
would be agreeable TO the Porte, and was
answered in the negative.
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RnlItona colIlsIon In MiNsonrI.

ST. Lours, June 81.
Tho eastward bound express train on
the Missouri & Pacific Railroad colllded
ut halfpaSt three this morning with the
freight train lew miles beyond Washing
ton, smashing both the locomotives,
express and baggage cars, and killing the
fireman Ol the express train. The colli-
sion was caused by carelessness on the
part Of the brakeman Of the front train,
who neglected TO set the switch properly.
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CHICAGO, June 81.
Daring a tornado at Scranton, Greene
county, Iowa, on Monday last, the resi-.
dence Of Samuel Huntington was taken up
and carried fully ten rods and demolished.
There were eight persons in the house at
the time. Mr.. Huntington was instantly
killed, and his son James W. Huntington
and his daughter Mrs Rue, were severely
injured The otherf Ave were only slightly
hurt. The house Of Hiram Coleman wa
also demolished, but none oi the inmale'
were seriously injured
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WISCONSIN,.
NELwAuKRE, June 81.

T N MILWAUkhHl JWIIU 1I'
The Eplscopal Dloceslon Convention,
of Wisconsin, closed It's annual session
tonight. A new canon was adopted pro.
viding for Board of Missions with the
Bishop as chairman, and making 1t the
duty Of clergymen to take up collection
for this object one Sunday In February,
May, August and November. Drs. Cole,
Adams, Ashley, DeKoner and Boyd were
elected Trustees Of the General Seminary.
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Meeting of ohio Democratic Csn-
tral Committee.

COLUMBUS, June 81.
The Democratic State Central Com.
mittee met here tonight, and organized
by electing Charles N. Allen Chairman,
and JAS, s. Grail, Secretary. The follow.
ing Executive Committee was appointed:
A. G. Thurman, Of Columbus; John j.,
Jones, Of Cincinnati; u. j. Callen, Of
Mercer; Jacob Rinehart and Samuel
Thompson, Of Columbus.
Resolutions ofreSpect to the memory OF
G. L. Vallandigham, and sympathy Ior
his widow, were adopted.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June 81.
The Democratic County and Senatorial
Conventions met at JeITefsontown, In this
county, to-day. AT the former, Hon. .,
Pope johnson was nominated for the
Legislature from the county. and at the
latter, Hon. L. D. standlrord was nomi.
mated for the Senate, from the Both Sena-
torial district, composed Of the county
and the first and second wards Of the city.
w. II. Lever, an extensive cane pole
dealer, and resident Of Goshen, Ohio,
died Of congestive chlllS, coming up on
the MnneOla.
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SALT LAKE CITY.


SALT LAKE Cry, June 81.
Gov. Woods lel( yesterday, II Is ri.
mOrel, for Long Branch, to induce Presi-
dent Grant 10 retain in Office Judges Nc.
Kean and Strickland, who are connected
with the mining disputes In such II man
ner as TO alarm the litigants and create
demand for their removal.
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Wisconsin, University.

: MADIsUNl UUUU 81
The commencement exercises Of the
Wisconsin University took place In the
capitol yesterday and to-day The at.
tendance wns very large, and tue grad.
uates acquitted themselves ina very credi.
table manner Rev Mr. Bartlett, of Chi.
cago delivered an eloquent address, and
d. b, Frankenburger the poem.
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PITTSBURGH.
Grand Temple of Honor of Tempor-
anCe.

ance. .
..... PITTsBURGH, June 81.
The annual session Of the Grand TEN.
pie of Honor and Temperance was held
here to-day, G, W, T., II, B. Porter, OF
Philadelphia, presiding. The following
officers were elected; q. W. r., j, M.
Bum, of New Washington, Pa; G. W.
Y. T., +. NJ. Highley, OF Philadelphia; G.
w. r., Il, q. Bull, Of Philadelphia; G, W.
r., Charles Kelly, OF Philadelphia; G. w.
NJ, J. II. Mcfarland, Of Hollidaysburg;
G. W. G., j. i. Jones, Of Pittsburgh; G..
W. G., $. II. Sunbower, OF Potisville.
Trustees-G. W. Turner and John Shed.
den, of Philadelphiai and A, A. Barker, of
Ebensburg.
A special to the Commercial, from Oil
City, says: Walter II. Mcpherson was
shot three times by his vile ut noon to.
day, and Is probably fatally wounded. 1t
Is said the two were qnarrelng, and that
he made u furious assault on her. NOone
witnessed the affair and il is impossible
tn get the facts The woman Is in custody.
CELEBRATION OF THE PoPE's CORONATION.
Tho Catholics Of Pittsburgh and ALE.
gheny celebrated in grand style tho 25th
anniversary Of the coronation Of the Pope.
At st. Pauls Cathedral solemn high mass
was held this morning, and in tho even.
ing the church was Illuminated. The
crosses on the spires, 3l5 feet above the
ground, were illuminated with gas. st.
PhilOmlne's Church was illuminated, and
from its iron tower q constant shower Of
fireworks was made. All over the city
fireworks were seen at night, At three
different places great guns wero fired In
honor Of the accession. On Sunday a
procession of the religious societies will
end the celebration. ...
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Shooiing Amir.

LouIsvILLE, June 81.
James Campbell, railroad agent Of the
short line road at Brownsboro, was shot
last night by an unknown party while
attempting TO remove distractions from
the track, and died this evening Of his
wounds.
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'The BurnIng of the CoOlIe Ship
Dolores.
New YORK, June 81.

NEW IUNhi JUIIU III
Further details Of tue burning of the
the AnglO Uhihe@ JOurnGt shows that no
Coolie ship Dolores off the CoNst Of
China, are received. An account given in
means Of possible escape had been pro-
vided. No attempt at rescue made;
and the hopeless Coolies were liberated
from the hold Of the burning ship, by hu.
mane sailors only to perish in one writh.
ing mass.
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Moyemcnts of BRAZILIAN Royalty.

LONDON, June II.
Tie Emperor and Empress of Brazil,
whose ship has been performing quaran.
tine Ut the lazaretto, In tile Tagus, landed
at Lisbon Tuesday and met an enthusiastic
reception. They go to Madrid Thursday,
and will soon afterwards proceed to Lon.
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Ohio Republican Ticket.

The following is the full State ticket
nominated at Columbus, yesterday, by
the Ohio Republican State Convention;
For GomrAor--Gen. Edward II. Noycs,
ii Hamilton.
For Lieut. Gorernor-Jacob Mueller, Of
Cuyahoga. :,
For Supreme Judge-Wm H. West, Of
Logan.
For Stale 7redsarer-- Isaac II. Welsh,
Of Belmont. w
For State AuditOr--Iames Williams, oI
Franklin.
For Attorney GeneHi-Francls b. Pond
Of Morgan. =, =, :,
vey, Of Lake.
For Clerk Of he Supreme IOuH--CApt
Rodney FOOs, Of Clinton.
For Member Of Bodrd Of Ihbki6 NOhs-
.. X. Hosmer, Of Muskingum.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, June 81.
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies has
approved all the articles Of the bill Tor the
reorganization Of the army.
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SPAIN.
MADRID, June 81.

MADRID, June 81.
Despite his resignation, Senior Moret
remains In the Cabinet until the closing
Of the debate upon the Budget.
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ROUMANIA.
BucnERIsr, June 9l.

BuCHERIsT, June 81.
A government loan Of seventy or eighty
million francs, secured by the property Of
the Crown of Romanla, Is about to be put
on the market, .r.
The Roumanian Senate has voted an
address to the Crown,
BuenOs Ayres--YellOw Fever DiSap-
peaTlng.
BuGNOs AYREs, May 20,
The yellow fever il disappearing, and
the city begins once more 10 wear the up
pcannCe Of activity.
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The Little ship Ragusa Heard
from.

LONDON, June 81.
The little ship City of Ragusa, from
New York, bound to Liverpool, was spo.
ken, no date, in latitude 4s, longitude SO.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
Exclusively to the InteIlIgcncOr.

(By tue Western Union Line,
ONCE Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe sla)
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