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WISCONSIN.
More Counterfeiters Arrested.

JAxEsvILLE, July 6.-Robert Aliens
worth, proprietor Of the American
House, at Monroe, Casper Oswald, pro-
prietor OF the Monroe House, and VIM.
Webster, a farmer, were arrested at
Monroe, yesterday, as members Of the
Lotta counterfeiting gang, and brought
to this city this morning. They were
held in $4,000 bail each. \. B. Lotta,
leader of the GAM, who was balled last
week was rearrested on the new charges
and held to bail in the sum OF Sl2,ooo
in each case. Il will be impossible Tor
him to raise this amount and he Will
probably lie in Jail until tried. The de;
tectives think they have not finished
this gang, but they are determined to
do so before they give mp the hunt.
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LONG BRANCH.
The Races at Monmouth Park.

The Races at Monmouth Park.
LONG BRANCH, July 6.-To'day was
another gala day at Monmouth Park.
The attendance was not go large as on
the first day, yet for brilliancy it was
unriyalled. The excursion trains ar
riving last night and early to-day
brought many hundred visitors to tie
Branch, all intent on the grand centre
of attraction. The turf was represent
ed by many from the South and West,
a large proportion OF notabIes being
present. The racing was interesting,
the favorites being successful In every
race. Three races were on the card Tor
the days sport. -,
The first was the selling race for all
ages, one and aquarter miles; the sec,
ond, the Monmouth Oak stakes, one and
a half miles, for three year old tiIlles,
and the third, whi ch was the feature OF
the day, was the Long Branch stakes,
TWO miles, for all ages. For the selling
race there were eleven starters and
twelve entries. John Griffin's AldeDaron
having been Withdrawn for this race,
Idaho was the favorite, selling in pools
at $500 against the field. The horses had
a good send-off, Nellie James leading
until the last quarter, when Idaho closed
and passed her, winning the race by a
neck. Nellie James second and Belle
Meade third; time, 2:l6i. The winner
of this race was to have been sold for
$1,000, but there being no offer over the
selling price, the horse goes back to the
owner.
For the second race, the Monmouth
Oak stakes, value 81 1000, distance L!
miles, there were twenty-iour nomina-
tlons, but only eight started. Buiurd S
filly, Salina, was the favorite in the
pool-selling before the start, Mary Clark
being second in choice. Alter making
several false starts, the horses got of
we'll together, Saucebox leading. Mary
Louise was the first to pass the hall
mile pole, followed by Saucebox, East
eTn DIdT duu hS pacoSu
under the string in the following order ::
Salina first, winning by a neck; Mary
Clark second, Mary Louise third, Mel
lie Ransom, Saucebox, Eastern Star, D.
J. Crauses bay FLY. dam by Lexing-
ton, and Annie Arundel. Time, 2043
The race was very closely contested
throughout.
In the third race, the great event OF
the day, the horses made very good
start, Helmbold and Curtis striving
hard for the lead. They passed under
the string on the first mile tapping and
continued 80 until the last quarter, when
Helmbold made a squirt and came in
an easy winner, Curtis heing two lengths
behind, and Broughams geldIng a
very poor third. Time BAH.
Tomorrow, if the weather be fine,
there will be a good attendance, as the
Americus club and the Blossom club
accompanied by band Of music, will
arrive by the early boat.
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OHIO.
A Serious ARRAY.

CINCINNATI, July 6.-Michael Hell
fritcb, a saloon keeper at Frankfort,
Ross county, Ohio, became involved in
. oaarrel vitlf-Melvin Latta, con Of DR..
William Tatta, and struck him on the
head, fracturing his skull. Latta is not
expected to live.
A Fatal Quarrel at New Riehmond'
George W. Gray, at New Richmond
Clermont county, Ohio, being drunk on
the Fourth, insulted some ladies public
ly. A man named Joseph Houck In
terfered. A quarrel arose, and Houck
shot Gray, killing him.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
The Great Blood Purifier,

Ercyy Drop OF the e..SARSAPARlLLlAS
REs,OLNENl communicates through the
Blood sweat Urine, and other nuids ana
luiccs OF the system, the Vigor OF Life, for 10
repairs the wastes Of The body with new ana
sound material. SCToJuId, Sy1,hdi', tOnSnnp-
fiDu I,LnndIIIdT dLSedSe, ficcTS "a the IhrO-H,
Month"; TiDnOrS NpicS ia he Glands and GhcT
pdrt, Ithc system, SOrc Eyes, StTunlOrOH DIS
ch1rgGS from The Ears, and IN" UOra forms ol
,Sk,n DiGdscS. Er,gtiOnS, Eercr SDreS, ScutCf
lead, Ring Worm, lSuH RteuDI, ErUSipelns,
dcne Black .SpOtS, Worms IA the FteSi, Iu-
uilys. tnncf7S in Tie Womb, and all UeIkcning
and DninhR diSchTTges, Nigh Sinens, LOS ~
SpcrIn. and all uaSt,s ol the hEe prtlciIie, arr
UIthin the cUrdtiuc range Of hH u0rdT 9i
UJisrn IhrmLNIU, ana n Jcir dnys hc ~"
DrOie % ann DeTNH Uang II for either ~ ihcse
JOI7,S Of iis,tLscs as potent po""T To cure mem.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced ny
the wastes and decomposition thar u con-
tinually progressing, sucreeds In HrrestlnR
these wastes, and repairs the same WIN ne"
material made from ybloOd-and tills
| the SARSA PA RILLIAN Will and does Sc
Cure--n cure is certain; for when once thlh
| remedy commences It's work of purlflca-
ton and succeeds in diminishing the loss
of wastes, It's repairs will be rapid, and ev-
cry day the patient will feel himself grow
| Ing better and stronger, the food digestihg
better, appetite improving, and hesh ana
weight increasing. N,
Not only does the SARSAPARILLiAN hE-
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! in the cure Of Chronic, Scroiulous, consul
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|
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ST. LOUIS.
The Proposed Police Convention
Supposed Murder-A Young Man
Fatally Shot.

Supposed Murder-A Young Man
Fatally Shot.
ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Captain Melon
ough, Chief of Police Of this city, has
left for Washington, on business con-
nected with the National Police Conven-
ton to be held in this city next fall. 1t
is the intention Of Captain McDonougb
to consult with Secretary Fish, and
through him to open up a communica-
ton with foreign countries in regard TO
reformatory systems. He will then
visit Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Albany, Boston, Providence, New
Haven, Buffalo anG Cleveland, stopping
at all the large towns on the way. Then
to Chicago, Indianapolis, Louisville,
Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans and
Mobile. At these places he will confer
with the heads of the police depart
menfs, and prepare the way for sue.
cessful conference Of the Captains Of
Police and Mayors Of the principal
cities on the Continent. Captain Thos.
ONeil will act as Chief Of Police of this
city during Captain McDonough's alb
sence.
The dead body OF John O Brien was
found yeserday near Keightleys Sta,
ton, on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad. An examination showed that
he had been murdered, fourteen wounds
having been found on him. Two Irish.
men, who lett Sedalis, Missouri, with
O Brien, on last Friday, have been ar
rested on suspicion OF having committed
the deed. All the parties had. been
drinking freely when last seen
Harry Blow, nephew Of Henry T
Blow, late U. 8. Minister to Brazil, wal
murdered at Grantley, Newton county
No, last Tuesday. 1t appears that 8
number Of young men having a grudg.
against Blow, visited his house Tuesda,
morning and assailed it with stones
Blow seized 8 double-barrel shot gun
nd-while opening the door Of his hous'
was shot in the region Of the heart
The murderer ia still at large.
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Board OF Health.
CONNECTICUT.
The Case Of Mrs. sherman, the Al
legged POisOner.

BIRMINGHAM, July 6.-Publlc sent
ment here is setting in strong against
Mrs. Sherman, the alleged poisoner OF
three husbands and two children. A
correspondent who visited her was cor
diallv received, but she positively de-
clined, through the advice Of her coun'
sci, to refer in any manner to the case,
as the examination before Justice Plat
was set for today. She is about forty
FIVE years of age, brunette, con'erses
fluently and is remarkably emotional
in her intercourse with visitors. II
guilty she is strange being. The train
Yesterday brought the mother-ln-law o1
Sherman and Cornelius w. Struck, q
son by previous marriage Of Mrs. Sher'
mans first husband, and Edward NJ
Struck, formerly policeman in the
thirty.second precinct.
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Island Park,
WHEELING, w. VA,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
July 13, ii and ID,
Commencing each day at o'clock p. NJ

THURSDAY, JULY H.
No.l |. Purse, Sl25; Pacing; 500 TO first
horse, second s2). No. 2. Purse slOO; Rum
ming; first horse So, second s25. No. 3
Purse sl0l; Trotting; first horse SO, second
So.
SECOND DAY-FRIDAT, JULY IL.
No. 4. Purse, S7j; Trotting. For horses
owned in ohio county, WA, and Belmont
Monroe Harrison and Jefferson counties, o.
First horse s5l; second s25. No. y. Purse
SIS: Running: half mile heats, In D; first
horse $40, second SIS, third sl0 No. q. Purse
sl2j TrOtting: for horses never beaten 2:3j;
first horse SlU0, second 50.
THIRD DAY-sATURDAY,J JULY ID.
MOI. Purse $50; Running; mile dash; for
horses owned in ohio county, W. Va, and
Belmont and Harrison counties, Ohio; first
horse $40, second $40. No. s; Purse 500;
Trotting; open To all horses; first horse SljO;
second, $50. No. 0. Purse sCO; Running;
first horse $50, second $50.
pxrFOr conditions, see small bills.
Admission ~ cents. Ladies free. No
charge for vehicles. Address
j. FRANK REYNOLDS,
Proprietor Island PARK.
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MEMPHIS.


The Ku.Klux Trials in Mississippi.
MEMPHIS, July 6.-An Oxford special
to the Avalanche last evening, says that
in the Ku-Klux cases the closing argu-
ment of the defense was resumed by
Col. Dowd. The said indictment was
the murder of citizens of Mississippi by
the citizens of the State. He argued
that their power to determine cause of
that character was given BY the people
of the State Government before the
formation Of. the Constitution OF the
United States, and said the first count
in the indictment charged the defendants
with murder by conspiracy, in disguise,
and was founded on a prohibition Of
the powers OF the United States and not
in the grant Of power to the Govern
ment. The second count is founded on
the Civil Rights bill and the Enforce
ment act He contended that the indict-
ment on the prohibitory power in the
Constitution was absurd, and said the
whole legislation Of Congress on the
Civil Rights bill and Enforcement act
directed protection to the citizens OF the
United States. Judge Hills held that
life and liberty among communities was
intended to be secured under the
amended Constitution, and where two
or more persons conspire together for
the deprivation Of citizens Of the United
States, it was in violation Of the Enforce
ment act. Ten prisoners were balled,
and the others are without it. Colonel
Lamar's name was restored to the roll
OF the court, on motion Of the District
Attorney.
Indicted.
Hewitt, the man who tampered with
the machinery of the dry docks, was
indicted by the Grand Jury to-day for
that otfense. His trial will take place
in few days.
New Trial Granted.
Graves and Poston, found guilty Of
the murder Of young Schotield some
time since and whose cases were car
ried to the Supreme Court at jackson,
were tried to-day by that Court and
new trial granted.
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Details Of the French Election
Imperial Family of France.
A BILE M U r D e r.
THE ROMAN QUESTION.
Details or the French Election.

PARIS, July g.-The details of the
army vote are coming in. The garrison
of Lille gave 700. and only ten Of
those for the legitimitists. The city oI
Calais gave BIB Republican against
500 monarchial votes. In various
other places which have been heard
from, the Republicans are in the as
cendant.
General Besson, Commandant Of the
troops at Bordeaux, suggested to the
troops before the election that as Re
public only could save the country they
had better vote for Republican candi'
dates
The people OF Rordeaux have sent a
petition to Cissy, asking to disavow the
course pursued by Besson. The latest
returns from the Department Of the
Seine elect Morean to the Assembly, in
place of Bonaulet, which increases the
Republican delegation.
PARIS, July 6.-The statements tele-
graphed from this city to the effect that
the army was not allowed to vote at the
supplementary elections were without
foundation. The vote Of the army was
taken and proved to be almost wholly
Republican. The fact has taken the
Imperalists entirely by surprise, as they
depended in a great measure for the sue
cess of their candidates on the support
OF the army.
The Imperial Family of France.
LONDON, July CIT is said that Ma.
poleon will soon leave England for
Geneva, and Eugene will simultaneous
" pay a visit to her mother in Spain.
The Prince Imperial Frederick Will
liam of Germany is expected in London
tonight
A Double Murder.
An obscure man named DeLolland
has murdered Vonne, Mayor OF the
town of Sachte.
The curate, while bringing oil to an
nont the body Of the murdered man,
was also assassinated. Intense excite,
ment prevails. Later announcements
say DeLolland committed suicide.
The Roman Question.
BERLIN, July 6.-The Ultramontane
party in both Prussia and Austria, are
making a united and violent attack on
Prince Bismarck, charging him with
direct and wilful misrepresentation of
the letter recently addressed to him by
Cardinal Antonelli, on the Roman
question. The Ultramontanists threaten
that unless a policy more favorable to
the Holy See is adopted by Prince Bis
marck, it will cost him all his well
won laurels and successes.
Americans Visit VI. Lefranc.
VERSAILLES, July en-. Lefranc,
Minister of Public Works, received a
visit from deputation of an American
society to-day. During the interview
the deputation submitted a proposal to
N. I.efranc for transporting, at the So
Cietys expense, 5000 communist pris-
oners to the United States, to work in
the mines of Arizona. The Minister
promised that the offer OF the society
should receive his careful consideration
anr. that he would inform them Of the
decision of the government on the mat
ter at an early date.
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Kidne1 and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
bcte., Dropsy, Stoppage OF Water lncontl-
nence OF Urine, Bright's Disease, Albumin
uria, and in al cases where mere are Drlsk'
dusI d.posifS. or the water II thick cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white OF an
egx, or threads like white silk, or there is
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, ana wilte
bone dust deposits, and when there ~ u
Eafer. and pain In the small Of the back
,,J ., innU tho lDinS
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CONDENSED TEIEGRAMS.
The Latest News

Gold closed in New York yesterday
ll3.. = hlH f.#-9tl
Frank Stauffer committed suicide at
Cincinnati yesterday by drowning. He
jumped from boat into the Ohio river.
Lebanon, Ohio, yesterday morning
Judge Pope granteda change of venue
to Montgomery county for the trial q
Thomas HcGehan.
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Help or we Perish.

This is what neglected teeth wonld
say if they could demonstrate with their
owners; and mark this, the teeth can
not perish or become black or yellow if
the So-0dont is used daily.
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A TERRIBLE STORM
AT MOUNDsVILLE, w. VA.
The Stock ade Of the Pen1ten.
tiary Blown Down.
A Prisoner Makes his Escape.

Special to the Register.
MoUNDsyILLE, July b, 1871,
A terrible storm visited Moundsvllle
about o'clock this evening. The wind
blew with great fury. Trees were up
rooted and fences leveled.
The stockade at the Penitentiary IS
reported to be down.
Yours, M.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
A terrible storm has just visited US.
The stockade is blown down. Frank
Jennings, from Wetzel county, made
his escape. I. 2. SHALLcRoss'
Sup't Penitentiary.
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Great Catalogue Sale of BioOded
STOCK.

JULY Is, commencing at
o'clock A. NJ. on the Fair Grounds, consist,
ing of 20 head OF Horses Brood Mares and
Red Eye Colts, bred by the undersigned.
Also Buggics, Track Wagons, Harness, &c.
viii be sold without reserve TO the highest
bidder. Allstock warranted as represented.
TERMI.-A credit Of four months by par
ties giving note with approved security.
Kids nv mail received 10 he opened on
morning of sale For particulars and de-
scription, see small bills on list Of races
j. l.. BURLEI.
w. F.BASSETT. Auctioneer.
ic27 -raWdIw
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FEVER AND AGUE.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich Blood In
crease ofFIesh andWeight--- Clear
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured 10 All.
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RI. Case OF the Murderer Foster.


BROOKLYN, n. Y, July 6.-At spe-
cial term OF the Supreme Court OF this
county, yesterday, Judge Stuart, counsel
for William Foster, convicted Of the
murder of Mr.. Putnam and sentenced
to be hung July l4th, made application
for a writ of error and stay OF proceed,
ings in his clients case. DE claimed
that the facts in the case do not Justify
a verdict Of murder in the first degree.
A decision in the case was reserved but
at late hour last night it was reported
that Judge Pratt had decided to grant
the motion.
Writ Of Error Granted.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Judge Pratt, oi
Brooklyn this morning granted writ
of error and stay proceedings in the case
of VIM. Foster, under sentence Of death
for the murder of Avery D. Putnam
1t is to be arg aed before the Supreme
Court the first Monday in November
Foster received the intelligence with
every demon ytration ofjoy.
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DR.. RADWAY'S
SARSAPAR|LL|AN RESOlVENT

Has made the most Astonishing Cures $50
Quick so Rapid are the changes the body
undcrgOeS, under the Influence OF this
Trnly Wonderful Medicine, that
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CHICAGO.
Shooting ARRAY in EIyra, IIIinOi

Shooting ARRAY in Elyra, illinois,
CHICAGO, July 6.-At Elyria, Illinois
yesterday, two men named W. Heron
and Jackson Davis, who were engaged
in a law suit IN regard 70 some land
met on Herron's farm. Heron ordered
Davis off, when the latter drew re-
volver and shot Heron, the ball enter
ing the left breast. Three shots in all
were fired, but only one took effect.
Heron is seriously injured, but 1t Is
thought not fatally.
Coyention Of PIOw Works.
The Annual Convention Of PIow
Works OF the West met here to-day
A large number of delegates were pres
ent The principal question before the
Convention was the establishment OF q
list of prices to be uniform throughout
the West.
Board Of Health.
According to the monthly report o.
the Board of Health, there were only
55S deaths during the month Of June
1871, against 720 in June, 1870. Dur
ing the month Of June the Health De
partment have abated 500 nuisances.
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RAILWAYS REMEDIES

n. R. R.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need
any one suffer with pain.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is A CURE
FOR EVERY PAIN.
.s--s 1t was the first and Is 80
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
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pains, allays Inf1smmations, and cures
Congestions, whether OF the Lungs, Stom-
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one application.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
No matter how violent or excruciating the
pain the RHEUMATIC, Bed-Ridden, In
firm, Crippled, Nervous, Neuralgia, or
prostrated with disease may suffer,
Railways Ready Relief
Will afford instant ease.
Inflammation OF the Kidneys.
Inflammation OF the Bladder.
Inflammation OF the Bowels
vi luC
Sore Throat, Difficult Brc thing.
PalE. 'ation OF the Heart
Mysteries, Group, DiptEeria.
Catarrh, Influenza.
Headach che, Teothache.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
Cold Chills, Ague Chills.
The application Of the Ready Relief 70
the part or parts where the pain or difh-
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Twenty drops in hair a tnmbler OF water
will in few moments cure Cramps, Spasms
Sour stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Diarrhea, i,ysentery, Collie, Wind in the
Bowels, and all Internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle OF
Railway - Ready Relief with them. A
few drops in water will prevent sickness or
pains from change Of water. Ii Il better
than French Brandy or Bitters as stimu-
liant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Fever and Ague cured for MY cents.
There is not a remedial agent in this world
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WHOLESALE GBOCE~.
We OYER FOR sALEA THE LOW
w est rates
go Bags RIO Cofee,
20 Bbls Hard and son Kenned sugar,
90 Bbrs' View Orleans Moiase~
iSS @ Bs,f ssrreis No. 2Macsersl. IN"
sS AGO.. ~ aa.1
40 Sits No. 1, 2 snds
30 Barrels Choice Family Flour,
10 Tierces Davis =. L. Hams,
Is Prime Leaf Lard,
TeaS. Tobacco, spice, &C, Ac.
mari, "'LEsHnL ", a % VAN sS::.
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A Cabinet Meeting to be Held on
Tuesday Next.

The President sends word that he
will be here on the llth to hold cab
met meeting. This will probably be
the last one held prior to his new de-
parture from Long Bral ch for the Pa
citic coast. 1t is expected that at this
meeting the appointments under the
new treaty with Great Britain will be
determined and soon thereafter an
nounced