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chuse,ty Labor convention,

CHARLESTON, July Sat a labor re.
form meeting at the blacksmith and ma.
chinists hall this evening, E. NJ. Chamber.
lain said the conference Of the labor party
in New York, July 30th, was an endeavor
TO assemble those who believe that the
only honest course for labor reformers to
pursue is to support candidates who stood
on q platform proposing explicit measures
for the benefit Of labor. That as neither
Grant nor Greeley was q representative
OF that idea, the labor reformers
could go for neither. If a move.
ment was not inaugnrated some
where else to place a candidate on a
platform guaranteeing the enactment and
executive short time laws, convertability
of currency, direct progressive taxation
and minority representation. 1t remained
IN tho power Of the labor reiormers to
insugurate the party of the future BY
making out and outworking the mems
names, but if any donger was apprehended
of being overslaughed by the advocates
OF Grant or Greeley the names should be
postponed and an endeavor be made to
keep the labor reiormers organized in
hostility to both, for action at a more
favorable opportunity.
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THE ladies of Augusta, Ga, have been
taking an active part in the early'closing
movement there. A story having been
circulated that these fair ones desired to
do their shopping in the evening, they
have held q mass meeting and solemnly
resolved that "they are fully committed
10 the proposition Of closing the stores at
q o'clock, r. NJ. "MOreover, "ReSOlred,
that there is still enough Of tho spirit of
Selr.abnegation among our sex to induce
them to embrace for shopping other hours
than those sought by young men for in.
pocent recreation" Should the young
men carry their points, they will be more
than ungrateiul il they do not devote a
portion Of the time thus rescued from the
shop to the society Of their female cham
pions.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

While Greeley was returning from
Boston, he stopped at Newport where he
met Chief Justice Chase.
"A special from Prairie Du Chen, Wis,
says the dry goods store OF II. seigbert
burned Thursday night by the explosion
Of lamp. Loss $4,000.
Mrs. Drake Mills, Fernando Woods
mother.ln.law, went to the window OF
her room in the Metropolitan Hotel, at
Washington, at 3 o'clock on the 4th, 70
cool herself, when she rolled out, receiy.
ing injuries from which she will die.
The ship Tweedsdale OF Glasgow
has been burned at sea. Crew saved.
"A special to the St. Louis Democrat,
from Pana, Ills, says Jacob Lahman,
brakeman on the Springfield 6 South.
eastern Railroad, was run over and killed
Friday at Tower IHill.
The Basket foctory at Grandhaven
Michigan, was destroyed by fire Friday
afternoon. Loss $4,000. No insurance.
Caused by spark form the steamer Mag
net.
"A large store belonging to the Land
& Lumber Co.. and q dwelling house Of
a man named Wenzell, in Elizabeth, N.
G., was destroyed by Friday afternoon.
Loss 100000. Partly covered by insur.
ance.
"A Dispatch from Calcutta reports
that the ship Rothsay was wrecked near
that port. And II Of her crew lost.
The Swiss Government has ratified
additional articles OF postal convention
with the United States, regarding the
money order system.
The Board of Government Of the
Catholic total abstinence union Of Amer
lea, met in Philadelphia, and transacted
large amount Of business, having In
view the cause Of intemperance. Father
Dewith oil Washington, President. A
large meeting was held in the evening at
Concert Hall.
Col. Dennis Heenan, of Philadelphia,
who commanded q Pennsylvania Regi.
ment in an Irish brigade during the late
war, died yesterday from injuries received
by being thrown from a carriage.
&C. E. Hadley, OF Burlington, Iowa,
fell from the balcony of the Metropolitan
Hotel at st. Paul and was fatally injured.
He fingered till Friday morning when he
died. he eleaVes wife and family.
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THE summer is taking revenge for the
cold and tGrdy welcome that was extend.
ed toit. Suddenly it has blazed out in
terrific force. This weather, exceedingly
uncomfortable and exhausting, is not ne
cessarily unhealthful. II care is taken in
diet and in guarding tho relaxed system
against violent changes, the hottest OF our
summers will leave us in as good health
1it finds US. The less that We eat in
such weather, the simpler the food, with
moderate proportion of ripe and fresh
fruit, the better; and undoubtedly absti-
nence from drink, even from water, as
much as possible, is conducive not only to
health but to comfort. The thirst that is
temporarily relieved by drinks, especially
by compounded drinks, even when free
from stimulating qualities, comes back
with great force, grows by what it feeds
on. Men who never drink between meals
are less distressed by the heat than those
who drink freely.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, July 5.-At Seymour, Ind,
on the evening of the 4th, a man named
Norris in lighting a hall, preparatory to a
theatrical performance, let tall coal oil
lamp in the midst of a group Of children.
The lamp bursted, spreading the burning
oil in every direction and setting the cloth.
ing OF the children on fire. The little suf.
fererS ran wildly through the hall, and
before the flames were extinguished three
girls were so badly burned. that they died
in seven hours. Norris was also badly
but not fatally burned. It Is said that he
was drunk, and only his injuries prevent
him from being roughly used by the hor.
riled and indignant citizens.
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The Destruction of the Fannie.

NASSAU, July 1.-VILKEY WEST, July
5.-Capt Spod, Of the Fannie, reports
that the steamer was set on fire and dc.
stroyed, as she was aground on reef and
could not be removed.
HAVANA, July 3.-Eight more men Of
tho Fannie's expedition have been cap.
tured. Fity.four more cases Of ammuni.
ton have been found. Twenty-Five of
the expedition are still at large.
NASSAU, July 1.-Captain Speed, Gen.
eral Ryan, Capt Geo. Brown, agent of the
steamer Fannie, and twenty-five of the
crew OF the Fannie, arrived here. They
make make The following report: The steamer
CaHn C@pn'e struck on q reef on the coast Of
Huoa, ., ana after remaining there be.
IWeen thirty and forty hours, during
winch time the coal OF the steamer
was was thrown overheard 10 tighten her
The party on board succeeded in SAFELY fell,
landing two pieces of cannon and sevsrsI S
thousand stand OF arms; as The tormsr
could not be floated she was sent on iTt fire.
and totally destroyed. The nSrtv thar hon
launched the ship boats and starieS for
Bahamas and succeeded in reaching LONG ms
Island af(er a sale OF three days. Tbs
whole party were brought to Nassau bv
the schooner Charles, arriving on the 20th
ult, and will start for New York to-day.
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Hotel last evening, in honor of their Nat.
iOnal Anniversary. Judge Aoldeman
presided. The day was also observed in
Edinburgh, Manchester, and other parts
Of the Kingdom. '. I'at'
The daily Telegraph this morning says
these celebrations oiAmerlcan Independ.
ence which We once sorely begrudged,
but which we are now honestly proud Of,
had q peculiar character yesterday. Fol.
lowing the so called settlement Of dis.
pute over the Indirect Claims. We think
the Glorious Fourth Is more honored as
an anniversary Of Vicksburg and Gettys.
burg. We have certainly forgotten
whether the Chesapeake beat the Shan.
non or vice versa.f
The Queen and members Of the royal
family visited pictures Of Bradford, the
American painter OF Windsor, yesterday,
and congratulated the artist on the pleas.
uro his works had given them.
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CHICAGO.
Railroad Conduolor Mnrdered

CHICAGO, July 6.-Robert Olds, con.
ductor Of a freight train on the Milwau.
kee division ol the Chicago 6 North.
western Railroad, was killed early this
forenoon, near Calvary Station, Just north
of this city, under circumstances which
make 1t almost certain that he was shot
by John Langdon, young man who was
put of the train for refusing to pay his
iare. II appears that shortly after putting
Langdon off the train, 0lds took lantern
and walked toward the rear part Of the
train, on the top OF the cars. Directly q
shot was heard and '0lds was missing.
The train was stopped and the brakeman
went back short distance, and found his
mangled body on the track, the head
being crushed out OF all semblance to hu.
manity Langdon was found near by,
making his way north, and was arrested
and brought to this city and placed in
confinement to await tho result OF the
coroner's inquest. He had pistol in his
pocket which showed evidence of having
been recently discharged, and the brake.
men who captured him are confident he
shot 0lds, but he declares his innocence
solemnly. ...
RESPECTS TO TILE MEMORY OF WIN. SMITH,
OF CINCINNATI
At meeting Of the packers and provis.
ion dealers OF this city, held at tho office
Of B. 7. Murphy s. Co., Col. ]. Hancock
was called to the chair, and Gilbert Pry.
or, Esq, appointed Secretary. The Presi.
dent stated the object Of the meeting, and
the following resolutions were unanimous.
ly adopted:
WHEREAS, The provision trade Of the
city Of Chicago has learned with profound
regret Of the decease Of VIM. Smith, for
many years Secretary of the Chamber Of
Commerce Of Cincinnati and proprietor Of
the Cincinnati Price Current, and being
desirous of rendering tribnte TO the
memory Of one who has contracted
SO largely and ably as statistician to the
commerce OF the west, as well as to testi.
fy our appreciation Of his unsullied
character as a citizen. Therefore be It
ReSoIUed, That in the death OF VIM.
Smith the business community has sus.
tanned loss not readily repaired, and
that we tender the family of the deceased
and the Chamber of Commerce Of Gin.
cinnati Our sympathy in their bereave.
ment.
ResO!ued, That copy OF these resolu.
tions be furnished the family OF the
deceased and the Chamber OF Commerce
of Cincinnati, duly signed by the officers
of the meeting.
The Coroner's inquest on the body of
Robert Ellis, freight conductor on the
Chicago L Northwestern Railroad, who
was supposed to have been shot by John
Langdon, whom he had put off the train.
developed the fact that Ellis was not shot
at all, but probably made a misstep, fell
under the cars and was crushed to death,
Langdon was honorably discharged.
The delegates to the Baltimore Conven.
tion from the Western States and Terrific.
ries are beginning to pass through the
city: Many Illinois delegates have al.
ready gone, and the entire Wisconsin
delegation starts East tomorrow.
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WAsnTNGTON.
A Murderer 10 bs pnrdoned.

WASHINGTON, July "a pardon was
to-day dispatched 70 Long Branch, for
the signature Of President Grant, for DR..
9. +. shaman, who was convicted last
July Of manSlaughter, on an indictment
charging him with the murder oil Henri.
eta Paddon, by abortion. and who was
sentenced TO two and o half years impris.
onment In the Albany penitentiary. The
petition for his pardon, Is signed by q
large number Of persons, including Jurors
and several officers Of the Court, many OF
whom signed on account Of his family,
and nearly all with the understanding
that he will hereafter devote himself 10 q
legitimate business in some other I,laco
than the District of Columbia.
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MEXICO.

New YORK, July ga special dispatch
from Matamoras, says General Cavello's
troops with which he is operating against
Monterey, number / 200, oil infantry. The
people are very much embittered against
the Juarists. Two.thirds OF the popula.
tion of Camargo, have gone over to the
Texan side. Trevino is reported to have
captured Saldllo, on the 25th, taking
1900 Juarist prisoners, also q CORES.
sponden6e showing that the orders of the
government, werc to kill all prisoners
previous to the battle Of Monterey, above
the rank Of Sergeant Outrage is near
Monterey. The revolutionists want to
make Lerdo De Tyada, President.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July 5.-The formal an.
nouncement OF the death Of VIM. Smith,
was made on change to-day by Pres.
Rowland, with appropriate illusions to
the long connection Of Mr.. Smith with
the Chamber and the sterling qualities as
an officer, member Of the Chamber,
editor of commercial paper and ciLi.
zen, for which he was distinguished.
remarks were also made by Jas. Florence
and Jno. F. Davis, after the appointment
ol Committee to adopt resolutions, the
Chamber resolved to attend the funeral in
a body, and adjourned over till to.mor.
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MurderOus Array at Trenton. Mo.

LEAvENwoRTH, July GA murderous
afray occurred at the railroad freight
house at Trenton, Missouri, Wednesday
afternoon, between four discharged black.
smiths, resulting in the death Of one and
the fatal wounding Of another. All of the
parties had been drinking. John LANG.
han struck Robert Blakely with hatchet,
when Robert Cavanagh stabbed Lanighan
with q knife, killing him and fatally cut.
ting III. Larkin, q friend of Lanighan.
Cavanagh and Blakely are also slightly
cut and are now in jail.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 5-The iron turret ship
Citation, was tested at Portland to o.day.
The first shot fred made a hole in her tur.
ret measuring from 10 to II inches, lifted
the upper plates, shattered the frame work
and started the joints in all directions.
The second shot made hole IA inches in
diameter, with IS decimal penetration
shot rebOunding and falling on the deck
Another shot interfered with the revolu.
ton Of the tulret. The result Of the trial
is considered strongly in favor Of the tur.
ret system.
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ST. LOUIS.
Bloody Fteaks OF a Crazy Doctor.

Bloody Freaks OF a Crazy Doctor.
ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Dr. Deese, well
known physician Of this city, while labor.
Ing under flt Of insanity to-day attempt.
ed TO murder his wife with pocket knife,
he aimed blow at her throat but missed
1t and struck her shoulder, inficting a
painful wound. he then drew the knife
across his own throat, but failing to cut
deep enough he plunged the blade up to
the htlt In his abdomen, producing a NOR.
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BOnncr's Horses Challenged by G Gold.
ta. smith Maid.

New YORK, July 5.-Budd Doble, dri-
yer Of Goldsmith Maid, has published a
challenge offering to test Goldsmith Maid
against Bonner's horses, Dexter and Joe
Elliott, best 8 in 8 with weights up, and
subject to all rules, for from $1,000 10
$5O,0O0. The race to take place at Pros
pect Park or any Massachusetts. Penn.
sylyania or New York course, and the
challenge to be open for one week.
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room, and saw Stokes coming after hear.
ing the shots tifed, and followed him, see-
Ing no one else around.
John 7. Redmond was called as wit.
ness, when Judge IngrRham asked the
counsel for the defense II he would be
bound by his testimony. Being called as
their own witness, under this view Of the
case they did not examine him as to
whether anybody endeayored to bribe
hun to testify wrongfully.
The Court adjourned.
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LONG Rranch Rnces,

LONG BRANCH, July 5.-The first race
to-day, hurdle, for two miles, Tor $500,
was won by Aiilesian. Time, Ais. Blind
Tom second, Astronomer third.
The second race, dash ol three miles,
ior, 81 ,0O0a side, was won by Lyttleton.
Time, 600.
The third race for the mammoth sweep
stakes, was won by Wade Hampton;
Jury, second, dmo s:55t, .
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COAL MINE ON FIRE.
Ten Persons Lose Their Live

Ten Persons Lose Their Lives.
ALLIANCE, o., July 5.-The new coal
mines, two miles north Of Limaville, O.,
on the @. & P. Railroad, took fire about 8
P. NJ. on Wednesday. There were twenty
men and one boy in the mines when it
took fire. Eleven men escaped and nine
men and one boy were smothered to death.
Up to II o'clock this morning, seven
bodies have been recovered. The fire has
subsidized.
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River News.

,.t2.N GINclss4TI, July 5.=Rlxer, 10 fee. 10
LoUisvI1IE, July 5-River, fallen 2
inches; o ieet 8 inches in the canal; 8 feet
9 inches in the chute. Weather, partial.
ly cloudy and pleasant. Business dull.
CAIRO, July 5.-River, risen 8 inches
In the past forty.eight hours. Weather,
clear; mercury 50. ,.- -l.n-
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II the person who has control Of the the
p,,bie III stdr will go back and read his
ale Of the ISTELLIsENcER Tor a month
or two alter the adjournment Of the Con-
,tI,utiOusl Convention, he may be able TO
understand that we oppose the ratification
Of the proposed constitution. 1t does not
seem to US necessary to repeat the argu'
ments every day for six months Just to
enable him to comprehend the fact,
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Rights at the Virginia
Military Institute.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July AT Lex.
ington, Va, the Thirty.third Commence.
ment Of Virginia Military Institute took
place Thursday. Gen. VIM. Keon, in
his address to the graduating class, eau.
TONED the young cadets against woman's
rights, observing that the question origin.
ated In northern iavorites, q and that the
only right woman has was to be in her
husbands arms. (Great laughter and
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The barometer will probably continue
without material change, other than a
slight fall on Saturday, throughout the
Mississippi Valley and Cult States, with
increasing cloudiness in the former re.
gion and increasing humidity and TEN.
perature in the latter. Northerly winds,
with clear and pleasant weather, will pre-.
vail in New England, and southwest
winds on the Lower Lakes.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of q deed OF trust made the llth day
OF April, A. D. 1874, by James D. Lady 10 he
undersigned, and which said deed is OF record In
DECD Book o. folio 462, l shall on the 92d day
Of July, 1879, proceed 10 sell at the frout door Of
the Court House Of Ohio County, at 10 O'Clock A.
~, me following described personal property 10
VII: Three bedsteads, beds and necessary bed.
dinE Tor the same parlor chairs, rocking
framed pictures, l clock, . looking plasses ?
WaSh.stAnds, lsewiug machine (Wheeler q WIl.
SOD, velvet rug, SIX octave plano and niRno
stool. l set dining room chairs, set kitchen
chalrs; Arlington cooking stove and cooking
utensils M ior the same, rocking chairs, Aaie, |
hold and kitchen furniture or the same JSrnea
Terms Of sale-cash. ....s...
-, GIBSON L. cRANMRR,
leL1 lHrnal.a
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PHILADELPHIA.
Street Car NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-During the
storm in this city last evening a team Of
horses, attached TO passenger railroad
car, was frightened by the lightning and
ran away. The car took fire by upsetting
the coal oil lamps and one Of the passen.
gers was severely burned.
The Coroner reports twenty-three
deaths yesterday from heat.
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KILLED by Lightning.

BosToN, July 5.-Geo. Harkins, John
Doherty, Cornelius Doherty, and J. Har.
kins, landed on Governors Island, Boston
harbor, yesterday, from sail boat, and
took refuge from shower in an unoccu.
pied building, During the storm, the
building was struck by lightning, and all
the men except Harkins, was killed.
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scun Race at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, July Ain a single scull
race between Billy scharf, Of Pittsburgh,
and Richard Timing, Jr., Of Toronto,
the former took the purse easily.
In single scull race open TO all, Rob-
ert Berry, negro iavorite, took the purse.
A four. cared boat race, for purse OF
$S75, was won by the Mckee club, oI
Pittsburgh.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, July GA fire at Shelby
destroyed Garrett & Co.'s wringer manu-.
factory. Loss, $l50,000. No Insurance.
A dispatch from Alliance, of the 4th,
says fire occurred In the AtWater coal
bank, near there, and nine men are below.
One came out badly burned. r'I 'F77'
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Execution at Danvllle.
EXECUTION AT pANyuIE

LOUISVILLE, July 5.-Thos. Guthrie,
colored, was hunga Danville, at noon 10.
day ior murder, In the presence Of nearly
four thousand people. BE made a speech
concerning his spiritual condition, he
made no allusion to the murder. Life
extinct e. In fifteen minutes, the body hung
thirty minutes / :
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GhngRteIIissnfer:

Eoharleston Journo!ssys the Courier
j. about the only friend Mr. CAMDEN i,',ls... has
~ u, ,hs' ,Sa Uisse Dt /, for jacob. The Journal
., ,,..dio,i 'uS p NJ, JACOBS election by 10000
majority
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FOREIGN.
GREAT FIRE AT CONSTANT.
NoPLE.
1000 Houses Destroyed.

LONDON, July GA dispatch Just re.
celved from Constantinople, brings news
Of terrible conhagration now raging in
that city. One thousand houses in the
poorer quarter and in the suburbs OF scu.
tart have already been destroyed. When
the telegram was forwarded no indication
was given that the fire was under control.
Further details are anxlously awaited.
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Arrest of COunterfelters at 1l,,le

LITTLE Rock, July 6.-H. IA. Sim.
mons, G. s. Murphy and two others,
were arrested this evening for passing
counterfeit treasurers certificates. About
70 200 worth was found on their persons.
They will have preliminary examinations
tomorrow.
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NEwBURa, N. Y, July 5.-The friends
OF Gil Ward and Kills Ward, and
Cornwall, have challenged John McKiel
to row Gil match for $3.50 a side, and
Ellis another match FOR 81 900 side,
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ISLAND LOTS FOR sAIE

Forty choice Building Lots on wheeling Is.
land. Price from 500 to 1000 each.
TEANS-one-iourth cash, the resldue In equal
lnstsllnsntS at ono, two and three years. with in.
terest. JNo. P. eILCHRIsT,
AplO At Ton Mil
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The MConspiracHn Honr.

PARIS, July 5.-The report ol the ex.
istence Of conspiracy for the restoration
Of a monarchy Is pronounced without
foundation, and the excitement Is subsid.
ing. The members Of the party Of the
Lelt in the Assembly called on Thiers
to-day to express sympathy and an offer
OF support.
The cricket club celebrated the Fourth
yesterday with great spirit There was
no general festivities at the American Le.
cation or Consulate.
Lieut.. Grant Presented TO Theirs.
PARIS, July 5.-Lieut. Fred. Grant was
presented 10 Thiers yesterday, and cor.
daily received. He leaves for home on
the 11th inst