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sion for many years.
The most noted celebration occurred
at Galesburg, ILL.,, where Senator Trum-
bull was the orator. After speaking in
the usual strain of all orators on this
occasion, he instanced the wrongs and
insults American people had borne dur
ing the rebellion from the monarchail
powers of Europe, and said that when
the rebellion was ended the voice of a
single senator carried terror and dismay
into courts and palaces. The Joint
High Commission owned the wrong of
depredating. on our commerce, and
agreed to pay for it, and he reioiced that
the American people had the patience
to await sucha consummaticp. He re-
joiced that we did not go TO war with q
nation of the same race, language and
religion, that is doing so much for civil
lizafion and christianity. He alluded
to the departed glories of Rome and
France, caused by mad ambition and
fierce oppre ssion, and then paid a gIo-
rious tribute to the laws of the United
States, that accorded justice and protec-
ton to all alike. He expressed himself
as decidedly in favor of the elevation of
woman, and hoped that the day was not
far distant when women would receiye
the same pay for the same services as
ed, to participate in the govern |
ment of the country whenever they ask |
for it cannot be denied, and q nation !
should be all the better and parsR for |
their participation. He then spoke of
the rights Vouchsafed to ministers and |
the functions of the different depart |
ments of the government executive leg
islatiye and judicial, giving q review of |
the system of our governments. He /
.,-aAad his belief in the power Of the
povernme,. to su1 -''ress rebellion under
S ~ 70 SUP Limited
power in such an event. He, however,
the exercise of the war
power in tine of peace. In time of
peace a man should be tried by q jury, /
put in time of war an armed rebel
should be shot. The senator said at
empts have been made to elothe thei
executive with too much power, and
hat Capitalization was the great danger1
# republic. The local, governments
re the safeguards of liberty while the
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Between 9Th and 9TH Avenues, Commercial Street.
Rev. ALBERT McCALLA, Pastor. Services each
Sabbath at IL =. and T. m Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening. Sabbath School at a. IN,
r.. Riggs. SUPERINTENDENT
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CINCINN NATI.
CINCINNATI, August |

CINCINNATI, August |.
There was large celebration anniver.
sary Of the emancipation Of the slaves in
the West Indies, with the ratification of
Tho 15lh Amendment al New Richmond,
Ohio, to-day. About 5000 cOlorcd pco.
pie with II COlOrGd battalion, went up on
the steamers from this city. Fully seven
thousand persons were present NJ New
Richmond, u large number being froms
adjacent towns and villages SpeeCho-
were made by Gen. NOyGs, the ltcpubli
can candidate for Governor, Col. H. II.
Boud, Peter II. Clark and DR. AmiCk, 0l
this city. Gen. Noyes spoke ten minutes,
aluding To his being in long friendship for
the C0lOred people which had shown Itself
as car ly Hs the existence of liberty. lie
spoke Of the bravery of the COlOred man
in the field, and their patriotism shown
on all occasions. 1t was probably the
largest gathering OF CoOred people ever
held in the State Of Ohio.
A serious disturbance occurred to-day
between lot OF roIghs on the steamer
81 Marys and some Of the hands on the
st. Charles, lying at Hamilton's dock
yard, together with tho employees in the
ship yard, in which boulders and coal
were liberally used, and number Of pis.
tOl shots fired. No one was seriously
hurt, so far as heard The masses OF the |
Colored people were In no way responsl.
bic, the whole thing growing out of tho
presence Ofa few lawless men.
The German National Teachers Con.
vGntiOn spent to-day in reading various
papers, and among them were the follow.
ing: II. DOGmCr, Of Cincinnati, on the
emancipation schools Tor political in.
lluenCc; II, Thun, ol Willamsburgh, N. |
Y, on the reasons Tor GGrman.AmeriCan
schools not answering the requirements Of
good schools; DR.. DOnai, Of Newark, N. |
j., spoke on the English text books, which
he considered tho work of business men
and not teachers. The German methods
founded by Pestalozzi, hcbelieved, should |
be introduced into the American schools
lie submitted two text books, which were
referred 20 Dr. Engemann, Of Milwaukee;
Mr., llotze, Of Cleveland; and Mr.. IIeilman,
Of Louisville. A. Schenck, of Detroit, de.
livered IN address in relation to education
and liberty.
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CHICAGO.

as' CHICAGO, August |.
The third game OI the base ball cham.
piOnship series between the Mutuals, Of
New York, and White Stockings, OF this
city, was played here this afternoon, in
the presence Ol over seven thousand pcO.
pie. The result was another victory for
Chicago, tho Mutuals being completely
outplayed ut every point, and losing the
game by score Of 1Jto4. Ferguson, was
catcher; Higham, second base; Hatfield,
3d base; Mills, right field, and Patterson,
the lell field. The errors were all made by
Hatfield, PearCe, ITiglam and Walters, the
latter's pitching being very wild. But
one run was earned in the game, and that
by the White Stockings. Mr.. Young, of
the Washington OlympiCs, acted as i'm.
pirc. Below Is the score by innings:
White Stockings, 3,0,2, 0, 9, 0,3, /, 4;
total, 10. Mutuals, 900, l, $500, O.;
total 4.
The Duluth canal matter has generally
been settled in this city, Duluth giving
bonds with responsible sureties to the
amount of 100000, to construct the pro.
posed dixie between its canal across Min.
nesOta and the 81. Louis river, 80 that the
waters Of the latter stream will not be
diverted to that new outlet, but still flow
through their original outlet at Superior
CITY
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yuc. Her sisters, Anna and LenOre, were
killed. There are only slight hopes Tor
the recovery of Patrick Burkley.
The latest reports place the killed by
the Westlield explosion at scventy.tive
and the wounded about one hundred and
fifty. U. S. Commissioners Belknap and
Lowe were busily engaged all day max
ing arrangements for u thorough inyesti-
CATION inlO the causes which led to the
explosion, They determined To make a
lull and searching inquiry and elicit such
facts as will disclose where negligence or
Gulpability existed For this purpose
numerous witnesses have been summoned
to testify in the case and the probability
Is that the investigation will commence
tomorrow,
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example 10 check OutlaWTy. They took
the prisoners out Of jail by force and exc.
cuted them summarily. One Of the
number was released by the declaration
of u white man that he was believed to
be innocent of atrOCiOus crime of which
Others are guilty. While this act of
vengeance is deprecated, the extraOrdi.
nary provOcatiOn and ;alarm created by
armed blacks as well rs the violence,
must be considered IN connection with 1t,
Other States might he exposed with equal
effect but this Illustration Is sufficient for
the present purp0es One OF the prinCi-
pal witnesses named Owen, on
cross examination admitted himself
a thief. Congressman Wallace, who was
elected tlrst by the House OF Representa-.
tives, and then by stuffed ballots In dis.
trict with 5000 Democratic majority, fol-
lowed the committee everywhere, and
was one Of the managers in getting up tes.
timOny. The affair in which he figured
at SpartRnsburg, which was tclegraphCd
all over the country rs u gross outrage,
exhibits tho purpose to magnify and eX0g-
gerate the most insignificant incidents for
political effect. lie was seated next To
MIR. Stevenson, Ol the committee, at the
hotel table, when man named Berry,
who had formerly had Ieud with Wal.
lace, entered In state OF intOXiCatiOn |
discovering his old enemy, he seized q
pitcher of milk and threw ii at him.
Wallace drew q revolver and
would have fired hut for the Intervention
Of those present, This was the extent of
That outrage, and Berry, when sobered,
sought TO make every atoncment, as did
'lsO the citizens who had been injured by
his reckles conduct There Is no political
eelipg Of any kind in tho unfortunate dis.
lrbanCes which have occurred in these
Cw counties Of South Carolina. They
'esult from malNdministratiOn, corruption,
'ohbery, Carpet.bagging, and especially
Imong poor lRbOring whites, for wicked
purposes, on the part Of the authorities
md Legislature tn assert black supremacy
md degrade them with the negro rule,
his is with them perhaps the real and
nos. serious difficulty. It is q question Of
ace. Tho government Ol south Caro-.
inn, rs II is now administered and sus.
aimed by federal power, threatens the
,raVest consequences To the white me.
'haniC and labOrer When he tinds the
worst crime protected and pard0nrd, tue
aw or engine OF persecution and political
Dower abused, in order 10 Oppress him
With negro domination, and to outrage
lis vile and children, lie will resist, be
he sacrifice what 1t may be. lie may
'c uneducOted and plain, but he il still nm
american and proud his race.
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ST. LOUIS.
Celebration by the COIored People.

celebration by the CoI0red People.
ST Louis, August |.
Ihe colored people Orthis Citycelebrated
to-day the anniversary of the emancina.
tion Of slavery in the British Vest indies
All the COlOred societies turned out in n
procession with banners, &c, and made A
very crediIAble appearance,
WARM WEATHER
The weather has been extremely warm
for two or three days, and several fatal
cases Olsunstroke have occurred,
LOCAL POLITICS.
Both tue Republican aud Democratic
parties have completed their nominations
for County Judges, &c, and a very lively
canvass is expected on both sides, The
election will take place on the Sth inst
SURVEYING EXPEDITIONS.
A party of engineers and exCursinnlsts,
under the charge Of Chief Engineer Blink
end0ri, OF the Atlantic aud Pacific rail,
road, VIII soon start from here to exam.
Inc and survey the engineering features of
route across the plains, which il Is con.
templated the road will Nke lIOm its
present terminus to the Pacific coast.
General Pope, commanding this depart
nent, will furnish military escort to the
party for protection against hostile Iu.
lians Another party, under the com,
nand Of Capt, j, II, SirOugh, will start
about the same time, and survey the route
% the Canadian river, about 100 miles
rom the present terminusol the road
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EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
Opening of Peabody Block.

| opening OF fehDOuy BLOCK.
LONDON, August /.
The block OF buildings built from the
fund donated IN the London poor by Geo
Peabody, was formally opened to-day 1t
Is at the lower end Of the Blacklriars road
aud has been named Peabody Square
The houses afford accommodation lOr390
tenants, and have all been taken at rents
varying from half u crown week for one
room, to five shillings for three.
PRINCE ARTHUR TO RE A DUKE,
Prince Arthur will shortly be created
Duke Of COnnaUght.
The Aldermen of London are to COnsid-
or the subject of journey by Russell
GurnCy, Recorder of the city, to the Uni.
ted States in the capacity of Commissioner
under tho treaty Ol Washington.
The Duke OF EdinhOrOugh returned To
England by the United States steamships.
O(.war Franklin and Juniata. They are
ut southampton.
1t appears that the most extreme pre-
cautions were taken by the government
against yesterdays demonstrations in
Trafalgar Square OF the opponents of the
annuity to Prince Arthur. Large bodies
OF troops are held in readiness to meet
any disturbance Of the peace, but the
supply of police is able to control the dis
orderly element and SOrville's military Is
not required.
A bill providing for an annuity Of 15,.
900 pounds per annum TO Prince Arthur
having passed both Houses Of Parliament,
has today received the assent of the
Queen.
But one case Of cholera has as yet been
reported in England, The Hull sanitary
authorities have taken such steps as will
It Is hoped entirely loCAli2e the disease.
Marshal Bazaine is in London,
The Aldermen met at Guild Hall To,
day and unanimously RCQuicscGd in the
request made by the home Secretary that
they would grant Recorder Gurncy six
months leave of absence. The Deputy
Recorder was appointed to serve MS Re.
corder tor the period. The board in talk.
ing this action paid u hearty compliment
To Gurncy for the great ability with which
has discharged the duties ol his office.
Duke BucclOugh Is III, and will not be
able to preside ut the celebration Of the
centenary Of Sir Walter Scott,
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NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, N. s., August /.
Gov. Robinson, Of Prince Edwards Is.
land, has replied to the memorial of the
opposition members who prayed for spe.
Cial session TO consider the Washington
treaty. lie says q special session Is un.
necessary; that the arrangement made be
tween the governments Of Great Britain
and the United States to have the treaty
go into operation at once, Is COnCurred in
by his government.
The royal mail steamer Delta, from Ber.
muda, arrived here last evening, bringing
the intelligence Of fire at POint-a. Petri,
Guadeloupe, on the 18th, Nearly the
whole town was destroyed, and 10000
persons were left without shelter. The
only buildings that escaped from the
flames were the Churches, Theatre
tribunal buildings and the hospital
Many wharves were burned, and sugar
ready for shipping destroyed; The fire
commenced in the middle Of the town,
and the wind being very high, the flames
spread in all directions. The town was
rebuilt entirely Of wood after It's destrlc.
ti0n by an earthquake IN 1919 The fire
is supposed IN have been the work OG an
inCendiary.
ST. lOmN, N. b., August |.
The Tyne crew have gone to their
quarters at ClairmOnt House, and settled
down 10 regular practice on the Ken
1clpc, There is not much betting, hut
the nlls arc heavy on the Englishmen.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The propeller 81 Louis reports the
schooner j. H. NcwhOusG was scuttled
and on fire off Grand rravcrs Bay, Lake
Michigan, She was loaded with wood
On Sunday, three miles east pr Rich
mond, Ind, the body Of an aged man was
found IN Il wOOdhOu9e attached TO a pub.
liz school building, in An advanced stage
Of decomposition, Nothing to lead to his
Identification.
The United States steamer Congress,
with coal and provisions for Capt. Halls
exploring steamer Polaris, touched AT st.
Johns, n. F., Tuesday.
Mrs. w. Rex and Miss Lille Uhrlc, Of
Philadelphia, were drowned at Renova,
Clinton Co., Pa, Tuesday, by the upset.
ting of boat.
The Staten Island Short Railroad
property, stables, cars, tracks, &c, were
sold al auction, Tuesday, to Jas. Moore,
the civil engineer Of the New Jersey Cen
trail Railroad, for $3l 600
-McAlpine, the referee In the Collier.
Edwards prize fight, and who was sent
TO Blackwells Island for short term,
escaped yesterday.
j. G. Thompson, formerly Superin.
tendcnt OF the indianapolis, Peru & Chi.
cago Railroad, died at his residence In
Peru, Ind, today.
"A terrific thunder storm passed over
IIavrehill Massachusetts,, and vicinity
Monday afternoon. -Four barns were
struck by lightning and several valuable
horses perished.
The Railroad Hotel and stable in Me
chanicsburg, Cumberland county, Penn.
sylvania, were set on fire Monday night,
and destroyed. Loss $l5,OOO;property In.
sured.
Gov. Hoffman, Of New York, has &C.
knowledged with thanks a letter Of Lewis
w. CLARK, Chairman Oi the Democratic
State Committee, thanking him In behalf
Of the Democrats Of New Hampshire for
protecting the Orangemen's parade.
j, y. Loyng, Esq, assistant general
manager OF the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
ST. Louis Railroad, has removed his office
to Pittsburgh.
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Urbana Camp Meeting.
NATIONAL CAMP GROUNDS,
URRANA, Ohio; August |.

bhbhNhi bulOI AHbuHt l. }
The services OF the Camp Meeting were
formally opened this afternoon, under the
conduct Of Rev. John $. lnskip, President
Of the National Camp Meeting Associa-
ton. Mr.. lnskip was In excellent voice,
and appeared TO have entirely recovered
from his late illness, About forty minis
tiers and nearly one thousand laymen are
in attendance, and all the indications are
that the gathering will be u success In
point Of numbers. Among the prominent
ministers present Is thG venerable Thomas
A. Morris, Senior Bishop Of the Mctlo-
dist Episcopal Church. All the tents
erected by the committee have been rent
cd, and there Is demand for large ad-
ditional number, which cannot be sup.
piled. The services this afternoon were
merely nitiAtory and explanatory Of the
objects Of the meeting. Mr.. Tnskip, after
reading the rules for governing tue meet.
ing, made desultory md informal talk
of about al hour, giving rather random
relation Of his experience at meetings in
other places. Preaching services were
held tonight undet the shelter Of the
great canvass tabernacle.
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Birth on a Railroad Train.

IIENNENWUHTHi hUBWSI 7,
A lady, giving her name as Wells, gave
birth 10 n healthy male child in the 80.
loon Of passenger car on the Kansas
Pacific railroad, near Topeka, yesterday
The infant was found lying between the
rails by the conductor Of a construction
train, who wrapped the little screamer up
in his shirt, backed his train to Topeka
and delivered II in charge of the mother,
who had gone 10 the GOrdAn House in
that city. The lady says the event was
unexpected, and supposlng the child tobe
killed, she said nothing Of It, the con-
duCtOr attributing her illness 10 other
pnuapu
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
DPPICE OP THE CIIIRF SIGNAL OPFICRR,

WAN DEPARTMENT,
OPPICE OPTHE CIIIBP BIaRAL OPPICER,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Aug. l-7:3O Pm,
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FOuR HOURS.
The barometer las varied but little at
the Pacific and Becky Mountain stations.
Since Monday afternoon II remains low
from Lake Huron 10 Mississippi and west.
ward. Rainy and threatening weather
has prevailed to-day on the C0ast Of Texas,
as well us from Missouri 10 Wisconsin
The barometer has risen from Pennsylva.
nia nOrIhward and eastward. The tenn.
peraturc has risen slightly in the interior,
but GlsGwhcrc it Is snOtmAtcrially changed,
except at u few isolated points Cloudy
and threatening weather il reported this
afternoon from Key West and North Car
Olina tO'NGw Jersey, Ms also in Northern
Ohio Rain has been reported since Mon.
day from Virginia to Massachusetts,, and
local rains from Michigan to Minnesota.
The low barometer will probably con.
tinue in Iowa on Wednesday, and local
storms are probable to-day from Missouri
nOrthward. Similar storms Of larger di.
nre probably now extending
from Virginia 10 Ohio and northwarl. No
general change in the weather
Is indicated for Wednesday.
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MurderOus AsSault-.-Recapture OF
Turner the FOrger.

TTTTNHTNNIIl ANBUSI 7,
William Alexander, cOlored, living In
Allegheny City, suSpecting his vile Off
fidelity to him, proposed final separa
tion, upon her returning certain articles
ofjewelry, clothing, &c, which she agreed
To do. Alexander then stepped into an
alley, and as his wlfU came by struck her
several times on the head with paving
stone, crushing her skull, and innlctlng 4
fatal wound.
Joseph X. Turner, All attorney oil Titus.
vile, who was sentenced at Erie To four.
teen years in prison for forging pension
papers, and who escaped from tie cars
while being brought to the penitentiary,
was recnptured near Titusville, last nigIt.
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ARKANSAS.
LITTLE RocK, August

LITTLE ROCK, August !.
There was speaking last night in front
of the Republican office, gotten up as n
Grant demonstration. The affair was
more Of farce than otherwise.
ChicOt county matters are not yet set
tied. 1t Is thought Ragland will with
draw all claims 10 the office of County
Judge, and leave the Governor free 10 act
as he sees proper toward Mason.
One Of the editors Of the Republican left
here to-day to meet Senator Clayton at
Memphis, and thence proceed to Long
BsanCh. 1t Is understood the Senator Is
to control all federal patronage in this
State, and much unensiness Is manifested
in certain quarters.
The weather Is clear md very warm,
and the river falling.
Arrived, Sioux City, from below; de.
parted, Little Roc, pJ. cniu q
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Cholera In neutrality-suspicious. Of
It's March Westward.
NEW YoRK, August

NEW YORK, august 7.
A London special says there Is q grow
ing uneasiness in the public mind over tire
fact that the cholera has ragged for two
years in Russia. Yet the terrible scourge
has not yet found liz way across the from
tier. A close watch las been instituted
to prevent Its progress Apprehension
exists at 1t not having advanced upon
Germany the usual way II has approached
heretofore, anil that Il may now come by
way Of the sen. IlegOvernment has pre-
scrIbed regulations to be enforced
upon all sliins from the Baltic ports.
There have been recently some cases at
Hull, which is on the route Of emf.
grants from North Germahy!to America.
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Long Branch Races.

Lone BRANCH, N. j., August /.
The hurdle races to-day, over light
hurdles, was won in the following order.
Vesuvius, first, two lengths ahead of As.
tronomer King John, Cd; Harbinger
4th,-time, 4:053. Jim Tysdall was with.
drawn before the race. The one mile, trial
purse, was won in the following order /.
Midday, first, Two lengths ahead, and In.
peCunious and Niagara third, with Rat.
tan, Miss Nellie, Daunter and John
Broughatn's colt following close up,-timC,
11S9, The Continental Hotel stakes,
mile heats, was won by Saline In 1;47
and 1:4G9, beating Sauce Box, MCDaniel's
Glly and four others.
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Murder Will OuI--A New York
Bankers Wife Arrested for -Four
Year Old Murder.

Bankers Wife Arrested for n -Four
Year Old Murder,
COLUMBUS, o., August |.
Some three or four years ago Peter BIO
lnbargcr, an old aud respected citizen Of
London, Ohio, died under circumstances
that led many Of his friends to believe
that he had beeh slowly poisoned by his
wife Angeline, TO whom he had been but
shortly married. Boftlnbarger was very
wealthy, and it is supposed that her oh.
iect was TO obtain possession of his prop
erty and share it with man named Col.
burn, with whom she was on terms Ol
improper intimacy The matter was al-
lowed TO rest until recently, when the
body was eXhumed and the stomach,
which was found to be in u good state Of
preservation, was submitted tnA chemical
analysis, The presence Of arsenic WAS
discovered, and on Saturday last u war
rant was issued Tor the arrest OI AngGline,
who, in the meantime, had married Col.
burn, II Is reported that she has been
arrested and will be brought Ia Ohio Tor
trial Tor the murder. CUlburn is now
engaged in the banking business in New
York, the capital, il Is supposed, having
been furnished from Bollinbargers estate.
NEW YoRK, August /.
The reported arrest of u lady of Lon
don, Ohio, is disCredited here No such
arrest, Indictment or affidavit has been
made. The whole story is malicious in
vcntiOn and forgery.