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Ten Days Later!

The clipper ship Geo. Green. en- route for the
Guano Islands, arrived Monday afternoon, Ii days
from san Francisco. BY the politeness OF Mr.. &. \.
Williams We are in receipt of papers to the 10th inst.
The bark Comet arrived over on the 9th. and
would leave again on the l4th. The Huho was al
yertised to sail on the lith.
There Is no change reported in prices of Island
produce.
The papers At hand are mostly occupied with po-
liticai matters in the States The election in North
Carolina, upon winch the Greeley party had based
great expectations, had gone Republican by 900
majority.
The approaching meeting OF th- Russian, Austrian
aud German E%nreTors az Berlin. indicates that
three Of tie tuur chief Continental powers are us
posed To- maintain friendly relations with one
another, and implies a guarantee Of the peace Of
Europe. The other powers would dislike very
much 10 ruu counter tp the pGIcy o! these three in
alliance and none vi the others - IN condition 10
make war 10 advantage. France and Italy are
Oyerburdenrd with debt: spain and Turkey have
internal troubles that require ali their attention {;
Great Britain Is anxious 10 let and TO be let alone
and Scandinavia. Holland. Belgium. Portugal and
Greece, have little prospect Of gaining anything
from disturbance
MADRID. Als. The Cabinet has submitted to
the Ming 4 series Of regulations Tor tue abolition of
slavery in the Spanish dUuIiniOns.
LONpDN. Aug. muller. editor OF tile AHglO
American. entertained Stanley, the African r&-
plorer. a; q dinner at the Junior United Service
CANR 49, LH' 0N''
Moran. secretary o! the american Legation. and
many representatives were present.
LONDON. Aug. 5. q A. N-Sir Henry Rawlinsou,
President OF the Royal Geographical Society. has
written to Stanley. thanking him Tor commitment
ing the intelligence in regard to Dr.. Livingstone.
and referring To his enterprise in terms OF great
praise
GENEVA. Aug. S-The Board Of Arbitration held
a two and a half hours session to-day and adjourned
TO Wednesday next several atbItratOTs aud cOuu-
sci are iGii>pOsed by excessive toll aud the disa-
greeable weather. The object Of the Court IN adj
journing for so long = period Is that it gives the
members time iOT special study of a number of the
points involved III the cases which have come before
them. Il is confidently hoped that the Iabors of tue
Tribunal will be brought To- n satisfactory cOnclu-
sion by September.
NV YORK, Aug. Ga special from Geneva says
that as the arbitration progresses the probabilities OF
an increase OF the verdict seem to be against England;
that il will be IN the form of u declaration Of her
general responsibility for the acts Of Confederate
cruisers, and award the gross amount Of damages.
The American counsel are endeavOring 10 secure this
result, Obyiating a resort to 4 Board Of Assessors in
stead Of a detail award Of the judgment Of the Court
on each particular ship. IL Is, therefore, Of less con-
sequence than it otherwise would have been.
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REVENUE OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.-The
annual revenue of the Church of England, it has
been ascertained, amounts TO $50, 20, 100, of
which 80, 746, O29 are derived from ancient en-
dowments, and Sll ,255 ,255 from endowment
since the Reformation The sum Of S27 ,226, 400
is raised every year by voluntary contributions,
and the State gives S2.542,995 in aid of the
education of the poor. The London Church So
eieties contribute 81 900 900 a year. The taxes
S3.570,2I5 a year. The Church schools cost an
nually $l5,2 s. ,S55, of which the State gives
S2,542,g95 the payment of parents amount to
81, 8I4,49O, leaving IS, 900 $50 to be raised by
voluntary contributions. Every year $4,000 900
are given for the relief of the poor. 81, 500, 900
for foreign missions. and s. $50 coo for the
building and restoratig Of churches.
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The statistics of the religious orders of North
Germany have just been published in the North
German Gaeeue-Bismarck's official organ. In
Prussia, according TO these figures, there are 81
orders of men and congregations, numbering in
the aggregate l,069 members. The Jesuits and
.RedemptOrists are the strongest orders, the former
having II converts with 100 members. and the
latter > converts with 90 members Bavaria has
Il converts containing l,045 members, while the
Grand Duchy of Hesse-Darmstadt has t converts
with % members The female orders of Prussia
number GO, with 1856 members. This is an
increase of about l 800 since 1865. The Bava-
rian nuneries are lSS in number, containing
2,533 members. The superiors of the various
male converts are mainly Italians, though a few
are French
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The Horny Hand.


~ nEv J " w~HtrrtrLn
o toieE with The moi.te1ed broN
And witb The horny hans.
10 matter u you bold tn p0w
OF az III anvI stand.
Your heart ahouH on Vish lofty pfair.
Nosf miss.su Is 90 grant
Ny father vorketh hith-rt1.
ADD work. vas th- wsrd
uf bm who's syeerh 80 ever tsa-.
Yet hora5r Claimed a. God
t. traiy royal then % f0il,
With hammer. braln % hod
tntl SOM patent ioier re
WIZ cunning hand or brain.
~ tei--oDp eaa pierce m skia-
~ steamed cross ~ naiu
N4f distant ends q Earth D. Hnsra
" ca hei@Enph and train
IN barren Earth - clothed slth s~aua.
Th- de.srt an ~ TO-
He IarEest mln- nrslk-- - sbnom
Aua an - Weaifh agifhrovF-,
All wDldrous hbncs ca ~ tom
Wlsre'rr hs Is.rr GO
No ioraiy ~paiae=-hone an stnud
Ga toE-nnz eur or hML
Withouf ne man5ns trl~st7f hau-L
or bulIdess culiar-d all
Eaa. al the word Il labor B.as
Eash~ palace-LDase o iii
The toiIers, not tle drOnes q saHh-
Are worthy q ren0sn
Thess are the men q nobie birth
Win hands begHmed and broEn.
Sad thcy-Eleu reason las her rs.gl-
Wu via and wear the crown
The nlan whos ever restless brain
or sturdy, telling hand,
Haa reared two Jlades q a-efaI grain
wHere oae alon- di stand,
shall have his Nel deserved applslu.~
from al, in every iand
Az hail, then o The horny hand,
Aud 10 The motsteued brow.
To- tho-- wh. a. thu anvil stand,
or glide the cieav.ng plos
The DAY When hbor wearz The crsEn
L. daWning even now
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TO the Filter Of me Paeifc commercial Adretisa-:
I forward you herewith n copy Of The AH'erl-
oan Chc1aisf containing an article on sugar man
uiaeture that will no doubt be thoroughly appre-
ciated by our planters, and especially those who
have vacuum pans IL il from The Sugar Cane,
q monthly Journal devoted to the interests of
sugar manufacture, a few copies only Of which
are received here. Yours, T.. q. THErM.
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Russia has now thoroughly organized. and un-
der government patronage and supervision, If
teen thousand public schools-a grand token of
success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-14
BALTIMORE.
Arrest OF O'BaIdwin and Mace-Ex-
element in Sporting Circles.

Arrest OF O'BaIdwin and Mace-Ex-
element I'm Sporting Circles.
BALTIMORE, August l3.-Ned OBald.
win, the prize fighter, was arrested here
this morning on warrant Issued by the
clerk OF the Criminal Court, charging
him with an intention to violate the
laws Of this State by engaging in prize
fight. He was taken before the clerk
and gave bail in the sum of $1,000 not
to act as principal or second in any prize
fight within the limits Of the State OF
MARYLAND for twelve months and to
keep the peace and be of good behavior.
OBaldwin was then released. George
w. Hacke, of Baltimore, was his bonds
man. Mace has not yet arrived.
On the arrival Of Mace, Dooney,
Harris and Joe Coburn, at four o'clock
this afternoon, Mace and Coburn were
arrested and put under $4,000 bonds not
to fight iu this State. The required
bonds were given. Mace is stopping at
Barnun's Hotel, which is the head
quarters OF the New Workers. The
betting is even on the fight. OBaldwin
had an exhibition at the Opera House
to night. He SPARED with Tom Kelly
and met with grand reception. Every
train arriving here is crowded with
sporting men, including large propor.
tion of roughs and thieves. The fight
has been arranged to take place on an
island at the mouth of the Potomac,
near Point Lookout.
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The Great CSnciliation.

Perhaps one Of the most august sights
ever witnessed BY the world was the
great federation Of fellowship presented
in the city Of Baltimore at the close of
the war. Two millions of men had
been embsttled against each in the
armed array Of war. For four years the
war had continued, and all the conse-
quences of war had afflicted both sides,
loss Of life, Of property, desolation Of
homes. and national debt and loss OF
commerce. And the war had closed,
with al this fresh and sorrowful to the
memories Of all. But there was q
society which spread its branches and
its rami6eations through every part Of
the. broad country, whose motto va
"Fneudship. Love and Truth" And
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Travellers, Testimony.

Thousands OF travellers by land and sea
have vouched for the efficacy Of Hostetter's 8
Stomach Bitters as a preventive OF the
physical disturbances which ordinarily
arise from change Of climate and the
changes Of diet, water, &C., incident to
wandering life. Upon systems toned, in
vigorated and regulated by this genial veg
etable antidote the external causes OF de-
bility and disease seem to produce little o.
no effect. Forearmed with Hostetters Bit
ters the voyager may bid defiance to sea:
sickness and encounter the chilling logs OF
the British Isles, the coast winds OF the
Antilles the icy temperature OF Northern
Alaska, or the burning heat Of the tropics
with equal impunity. The effect OF this
admirable medicated stimulant Is greatly
to increase the vital energy OF the system,
thereby enabling II to resist and repel the
exciting causes of disease.
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at'heeling ge9ister.
Bingham's Successor 0
Democratic and Liberal
Convention. '~o 90
G.. L. Poorman Nominated
for Congress
4 Tick ct that will Sweep the
XVI Ohio District.

The Democrats OF the Sixteenth Con
yrsssional District of Ohio met at Cen
Irsl Hall, Bellaire, Yesterday, Tn
Liberal Republicans met at the Towl
Hall Both Conventions were largel,
attended, full delegations being presen
from the counties OF the District, name
~ Jefferson, Harrison, Guernsey, Bel
mont and Noble.
The Democratic Convention organ
izei BY calling J. H. S. Trainer to the
chair J. NJ. Heaton, ]. B. Jsmison
Peter Gephart, john Orr and G. NJ
Morris were elected Vice Presidents
and q. H. Umstead, William H. Ar
noII John w. Lsughlin, c. n. Allen
and J. w. Beach, Secretaries.
After the organization committee
VAS sent 10 the Liberal Convention to
invite the delegates to join with the
Democracy and take part in its pro-
rse,lings. The Liberals had already
nominated Col. c. L. Poorman as a
candidate for Congress. The invitation
WAS accepted and when the Liberals
made their appearance they were greeted
with cheer after cheer.
The nomination OF a candidate for
Congressman being in order Col. Z. l..
Polrman, OF Belmont county, was NOM
mated bv acclamation. The Colonel
Vas conducted 10 the platform and in-
,roduced to the Convention, who re-
ceiyei him with cheers. He made
ringing able speech, accepting the
nomination and promising to make
the canvass q warm one for his oppo'
n-nt. His speech was received with
loll applause and every demonstration
ol delight.
Hon. William r. Lawrence, Of
GUERNSEY county, was nominated tor
Presidential Elector for the Sixteenth
District, and accepted the nomination
in tiery, telling, though very brlej
speech. -,
Messrs 0. J. Sweeney, w. H. Arnold
G. E. Mtchner, c. n. Allen and DavIi
: Sprigg were appointed a District
Executive Committee.
the President then introduced Gen
eral Sam. +. Carey, who, in a speech o
about a half hours duration, poured
hot shot into the enemy, and fairly
raised the roof with the shouts o
laughter his happy hits and appropo'
stories evoked.
The Convention was one OF the mos
harmonious we ever attended. The
gentlemen composing it had but on,
object in view, the defeat Of Grant and
his plans and they kept it continually
before them. There is good work
for the Democrats and Liberals Of the
Sixteenth Congressional District to dc
ani they are determined to do it.
The following platform was unani-
mously adopted:
r Rsolgei, That we heartily concur in
the action OF the Cincinnati, CLEVELAND
snd Baltimore Conventions.
Resolved, That country is above party
ani that We merge all minor considera
lions in the manifest necessity which
exists to drive from power the present
rJrrupt Administration.
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How It Happened.

A reporter of the New York Herald
"chaffed' An Irishman with the follow.
ing result:
Reporter walks a few steps, when Pat
calls after him, Hey! your honor"
Reporter goes back and asks what is
wanted.
Emeralder-You're a lawyer, beent
youf (Reporter does not know what is
coming and think. he'll say yes at q
venture.
Reporter-Yes.
Emeralder-Well, did you liver hear
of lawyers pronounced like liar gettin'
10 hiven2 Come, now, spake the truth
and shame the divil.
Reporter-Well, l don't know as l
ever did. Did you ever hear Of an
Irishmans getting there?
Emeralder-Yes, l heard Of one once.
Reporter (briskly)-How was thatf
Emeralder-Wby, there was q fellow
once who lived in Ireland. He was as
noble, kind-hearted a man as ever you
saw, and when he died everybody had .
good word 10 say for him. and the
praist sbsolved him and he went straight
to hiven, and ..
Reporter-How do you know be did ?
Emeralder (angrily )-Ain't l tellin'
yees? l know by what happened after
be got there. When the people that
lives in hiven found that an lrishman
was there it raised q fine rumpus, and
they determined to put him out Jim
Rooanau, for that was his name,
wouldn't 20, he said, unless he Was put
out through due course Of Law. So
they went to work and searched all over
hiyeu 70 6nd laSyer, but there wasat
none there, and Jim is there yet
Reporter-Ohl Turns on bis heal
and walks away, . sadder and . wiser
mani
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WASHINGTON.
Contract Awarded.


WASHINGTON, August 13.-The Post
Office Department awarded the contrac
for carrying the China mails to th'
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, they
being the only bidders.
The Treasury.
General Spinner, United States Treas
urer, left for New York last evening
Assistant Treasurer Tuttle will act a.
Treasurer during Spinner's absence.
The President.
President Grant, who was expected
here this morning, did not come. The
White House officials say he will pro-
badly not be here until Friday.
Shooting ARRAY.
Samuel NJ. Cheesman, an ice dealer
from Maine, was shot last night
by a man named Wood. Cheesman
cannot survive. Wood. after shooting
at policeman, was arrested.
People Starving.
A private letter received by a gen.
tleman OF this city from Alabama in
relation to the late floods says, the
destruction in the crops is startling and
complete, aud cannot be easily estima'
ted but by personal observation
Thousands of whites and blacks are
now living from hand to mouth, have
not three days subsistence on hand
and know not where to turn for relief
Aid from some source must come or
they will be helpless. Suffering
for absolute want stares them in the
face.
Total Appropriations Made by Con.
The total amount OF appropriations
for all purposes made at the last ses>
sion of Congress was Sal ,4S2 900.
william A. Handy,
OF the Revenue Marine Bureau OF the
Treasury Department, died this morn
ing. He had been in the Government
service over thirty years and was iol
several years chief OF division.
Innocents Seeking Their Father.
Sixty Indians, from different tribes
on the Upper Missouri, under charge
Of the Assistant Secretary Of the Inte-
rior, Mr.. Cowan, are now on their way
to Washington. These Indians repre-
sent all the tribes who have shown hos
hostility to the building Of the Northern
Pacific railroad. 1t is hoped that their
visit will result in a suspension Of fur,
ther hostilities.
Hot Weather.
To-day has been among the hottest
of the season, the thermometer mark
ing 1902 in the shade.
Merriman Elected.
A private dispatch received here to-
night from North Carolina leaves but
little doubt that on summing up tht
official vote, Merriman will be declared
elected Governor:
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ANNoUNcEM ENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

To Benno Hammer, ESl., present Justice O
Centre 7NonShfp:
THE UNDERSIGNED, CITIZENS OF
i Centre Township, request you 10 an.
nounce yourself rs an Independent oandi'
date for reelection TO the Office you now
hold-that OF Justice Of the Peace. We ask
this without regard TO party or country
We want the peace and dignity Of Centre
township TO be respected.
4. b. N. E0FF,
THOS. II. REED,
VIM. link,
n. HUBBARD,
JOS HO5ENFELD,
JOHN PARKER,
y. SMYTH,
DANIEL HARKINS,
WM. HARE.
Auuuaf 4 lg7l
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Not any Aere Jacob.

10 the Editor ofthe Democrat. .
Please say that although was a
Jacob man heretofore, I cannot sup
port him further. l cannot support q
man who will not define bis position
on the new Constitution, and who asso-
ciates himself with the Radicals, both
great and small, to defeat the Demo.
cratic party. W. w. FoGLE. .
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Excitement in Steubsnville.
Efforts TO Detect the Incendiaries
Saturday and sunday Ntghts-An
Extra Force Patroiing the City, &c.

Extra Force PatroIing the City, &c.
FROM the steubenville Herald, Monday.l
Never since the memorable raid ol
,lohu Morgan's rebels has the excite
ment Of our citizens been at such fever
neat as during the week Of incendiarism
iust passed. The fearful confagration
ii Friday night following so closely
upon the fire o: Thursday morning pro-
iuced the widest CONSERVATION among
oar citizens, and the slightest circum-
stance led men OF cool judgment to be-
come almost mad. Saturday night be-
tween rumors and whisky the city was
the scene OF utmost confusion. On every
-treet and alley men armed with
GUNS AND PISTOLS
patroled the throughfsres with dog
ged determination of killing upon the
-iightest suspicion any one seen prowl-
iug about The extra patrolmen, sp-
pointed by the Mayor, were assiduous
in their labors to watch property, while
the 6remen slept in the engine rooms,
and with horses ready at the first alarm
10 fly at the scene Of the expected fire.
Hour after hour slipped by, and nervous
women and tinid men, and indeed all,
breathed easier. The first fire occurred
at four o'clock in the morning. aud
the other at nine o'clock at night, and
the general supposition was that the
dreaded cOnhsgration would occur al
midnight, when half the city would be
asleep.
PISTOL SHOTS.
During the entire night the patrolmen
we're wide awake, and with the police
watched with anxious care the more
exposed portion Of the city, and guarded
with care the old fire nests which en-
danger 30 much valuable property il
the city. During the night pistol shots
could be heard in many portions OF the
city, often times fired by citizens at TIT
pstrolmen, as they passed through th'
alleys at the rear of their property. Th'
night passed, however, thanks 70 tn
vigilance OF the watch, without the ex
pected fire, and Sabbath morning
dswned without the olang Of . fire bell
All day on Sunday, however, the prin
cipal talk was the late fires, and th'
expected one, and during the day th'
same watchful care was observed Q,
during the night, to observe all stranger
and suspicious characters, and Q seed,
stranger was a. certain Of Q berth in th,
lookup. - if he had been caught in th
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Beware of COunterfeits.
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The Child's Cure when Teething,

PAIN COLIC AND WAKEFULSESS.
Such Is the popularity OF our remedy that
II has induced some unprincipled persons
in our city TO counterfeit II, copying our
for word, using the same colors, gliding and
style, requiring very close looking TO dis
cover the difference. An Intelligent and
honest public will frown Upon such al
tempts at deception and treat them rs they
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, to
the full extent of the law, all parties who
by making, selling or buying such imita-
tiOns as shall infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article OF The Child's
Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant Cor
dial, Is prepared by LAUGHLlN BROTH
ERS & co. Copyright entered and secured
according to act OF Congress-.
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VIRGINIA.
Indicted for Murd eF.

LEEsBURe, August l3.-The case Of
Mrs. Emily E. Lloyd, charged with the
murder of her children by poison, was
brought up before the Grand Jury yes-
terday. After Q thorough investigs-
ton Of the circumstances attending the
csss the Jury brought in IN indictment
agaiust her for murder.
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GENERAL GRANT says he had no wish
to be renominated for the Presidency.
Oh, yes, We remember well how be had
to be importuned. Ben Butler cooked
his noble eye and said. "Won't you 2
And still he wonted. Then Morton,
Colfax, Blaine and Coukling came, tears
on their cheeks, and cried: Most
noble, grave and reverend seignior-take
it, pleased" Then failed his firm re.
solve. His country called, he dared
not more refuse. Then burst his
mighty heart, and mufiing up his face,
he fell Great Seizar fell, aHd even at
the feet of Pompey (and Dinah) cried,
'I can hold out no more "-Ns'c
ABanY Indy Ledger. >A
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On Marriage.

the effects of Hrrors and Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored. indictments to
MARI iage removed. New method OF
treatment New and remarkable reme-
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, In
sealed envelopes. -
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
2South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
augl2-eRsb
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE Is the Bea IN IN,
WrLd-Perfectly harmless, reliable and In
stantaneous. No disappointment; No ri.
genuine w. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
Factory, IS BOND street, New York.
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