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FOREIGN,
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 26.-Baron Charles
Lederer, the Austrian Minister to tht
United States, who has been home OF
leave Of absence, sailed from Liverpool
Saturday last, by the steamship Russia fol
New York, en- route for Washington e
resume his duties. Signor Mario was
also passenger on the same steamship.
The report Of the condition ofcereals
In France are favorable i..lSils1-
The crops are pronounced very good in
tory:two departments in thirty.
seven and passablei in six; good in Corsica
and excellent in Algeria. Yet the esti.
mates Of the probable yield in America
and Eastern Europe state that these coun.
tries cannot furnish the customary sup.
plies ol breadstuffs, and that England and
Italy will require more than usual. The
report from France may possibly exceed
10000 900 hectolitres, but It is feared that
the increase Of French taxes on foreign
bottoms will have o bad effect on com.
merce and restrict the'iacility Of transpor.
tation.
The French Minister Of War has de.
tailed officers to visit the camp at Alder
shott.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 26.-Gen. J. H.
Baker, Commissioner of Pensions, has
resumed his official duties.
Some idea Of the extent OF the disap.
polntment experienced throughout the
country by the recent discovery that the
Post Department will have to wait for a
special appropriation from Congress be.
fore It can furnish postal cards, may be
obtained from the statement that up to
to-day applications have been made TO
the Department for over two millions Of
these cards, and outtwenty.tive inform.
al proposals were made by manufacturers
TO supply them after designs have been de.
termined upon. Et..@l"
A colored military organization in this
city, the Stanton battalion, having OBJ.
tained the requisite permission from Vir.
ginia to take arms into that Common.
wealth, will shortly make visit to the
colored military organizations oi Rich.
mond.
The veterans Of the war of 1912 are
making preparations for visit to Balti.
more on the 18th OF September, the ami.
versory Of the battle Of North Point.
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Scientific Congress.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, August 26.-The
fifth and last days session of the
Scientific Congress is by far the most in.
teresting. There were larger number of
papers up than on any preceding day, the
most Of which were read. A. G. Helm.
rick, OF Iowa, "Pyrite on lateral edges of
calcite scalenohedra." The crystal was an
unusual formation specimen found in
Iowa City, with pyrite crystals ,on
the latter edge, Rhomberd extending
through the plane. Some gentleman
gave description of simple apparatus
for the certain detection of iutoxicologi-
cal investigations; also on the law of
probability, applied to the determination
OF mental exertion. Mr.. Heinricks illus.
trated simple apparatus for students,
for quantative demonstration in ply
sical labratory, and advocated that chem.
istry should be taught quantatiyely as
well as qualatively.
W. W. Wheilder, Of the Concord AS.
sociation, read paper on the atmos.
pheric theory of an ameliorated climate,
and an open sea in the Arctic regions in
controYersion Of tho gulf stream,
AME Leroy maintained that the course
Of the gulf stream beyond longitude 40
deg. west was undermined; that it did
not reach the Arctic basin, and that il it
did the temperature OF the waters was not
adequate to maintain an open sea, or to
account for the phenomenon. On the
other hand, the heated air Of tho equa.
torial regions, in known movements OF
currents Of air, reaches the Polar
circle with heat and moisture
sufficient 10 account for an open
sea. The phenomena of warm winds
from the north change snow to rain
storms, &C., and for the location so far
south Of the pole Ct the earth the pole Of
cola. He satisfactorily combatted the
Cult stream theory, offering proofs of the
probable truth Of his theory. The paper
is considered very able, and has already
attracted attention as full and clear
statement Of the scientific phase Of this
interesting question. William Jordan, on
Compressed air as q motor" H. r. Wall
ing, three papers, Temperature of the
sun" chemical electricity" and "Direc.
tion of energy; received merely by their
tltl64.
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poLTERs CoNYENTIoN.
SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, August .2G.-The Savage
expedition fitted out here some four
weeks ago TO search for precious gems
has been heard from. a letter received
this afternoon, dated Plano Glance, New
Mexico, August II, with consignment Of
about a quart otrubies, emeralds, garnets,
opals and variety of bright stones, sup.
posed 10 be diamonds. Crowds of peo.
pie are examining the specimens, and
much interest is Ielt. A sample Of the
whole lot will be forwarded 10 Lapidaries
in New York, tomorrow. Savage writes
he will send another collection Of better
quality in few days.
Gen. Ord returned from the South last
night and telegraphed to Gen. Sheridan
to-day that the Indian troubles were ex.
aggerated. He says all the Indians hav.
ing reservations have gone home. There
may be fight in Pan Pete, but not ser.
ious BE expects the troops back in two
weeks.
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Artesian Wells.

A semitic writer thus defines artesian
wells:
"They are small holes sunk in the
earth by boring, through which currents
Of water, struck at great depths, rise to.
ward the surface and sometimes flow
over. Water thus forced up must have
its source in some more elevated lands
and be confined in the strata of rock
through which it Is percolated, precisely
as water Is conveyed in pipes below the
surface, and is pressed up into our houses
to height nearly equal TO that at which
the pipes commenced. Water finds its
way down into the Garth by flowing into
the crevices and chasms otthe rocks. and
by percolating through the porous strata,
lna region ol limestone rocks Il holIows
out Tor itself its own bed by dissolving
the Limestone, and even in this way pro.
ducing great caves. The large streams
tnat aow through these and the innuner.
able little subterranean rivulets circulate
between the layers OF rock, seeking con-
stanuy lower levels. When forced by
inc pressure behind they are pushed up
through any apertures they meet, or
that are opened for them, and flow out as
springs or as artesian wells. To sink a
well Of this kind, therefore, with a rea.
sonable prospect OF bringing up supply
Of water 1t Is essential that the spot Sc.
lected should be Of lower level than
any other land in the vicinity, though
these higher lands may be several miles
of. The strata Of rock should be inclined
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The Geneva Bore.

New YORK, August 20.-A Genev,
special says that the business of the
Tribunal Is drawing to close, and a de-
cislons expected In two weeks. The
accountants are calculating the amount
OF the damages occasioned By each cruis.
er When this Is completed the Arbitra.
tors will render their decision; First
whether England Is responsible for eacb
cruiser, and being responsible as 10 the
amount she should pay. The case Of the
Shenandoah excites an earnest contest
the Americans pressing the case and ask. .
ing damages for the destruction Of whal-
Ing ships. The Georgia case has been
practically abandoned.
GENEVA, August 26.-The Board ot
Arbitration reassembled this afternoon,
and alter session Of three hours ad.
journed to Thursday noon. The session
was secret. Only five Arhitrators were
present The absence of the consuls and
agents Of England and America indicates
the conclusion Of the consideration Of
general questions, aud that the final work
of the Board has been reached.
New YORK, August 2G.-The morning
Journals bave some later dispatches from
Geneva, which indicate an early termina.
tion Of the labors OF the Court on the
Alabama claims, and one of them pub.
fishes In full the closing arguments OF the
American counsel, Messrs. Cushing and
Evarts, In response to the English dis.
cussion Of certain points submitted by
the Court for explanation, subsequent TO
tho close OF the counter cases. In the
course Of their argument it would appear
that the English counsel had questioned
the preventive power Of the law of the
United States for the preservation OF neu.
trality in the case Of o vessel not armed
or not in q condition that would permit
the committal Of hostilities at the moment
of departure from an American port, and
has also cited instances in which fiiibus-
tering adventures had been sustained by
American law. To the first part Of this
argument Cushing replies by quoting the
law Of the United States and the decisions
OF the Supreme Court sustaining the
broadest Interpretation Of its preventive
provisions. The second part he disposes
Of by reminding the court that England
is now before the Tribunal accused of
having failed to use due diligence in OBJ.
serving the conventional rules of the
treaty Of Washington. That if America
has failed In her duties oil neutrality &C
cording to the common law, is
not the question submitted to
the Arbitrators, and that America
replies at the proper time and place for
her acts TO those whom such acts NAV
have injured. II matters little argued Cush-
ing, what the Interpretation ofmunicipal
law in England may be, the interpreta.
tion Of the law of the United States mat.
ters still less The conduct OF the United
States towards Spain or Mexico, or even
towards England herself. is not in dispute.
There is only one question to be decided
by the Geneva Court: Has England
failed, yes or no, in using due diligence, as
required by the Treaty Of Washington, in
the case of the Anglo Confederate prlvs.
teers.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2C-Jsmes
Dougherty, who was connected with Mo.
rain IN an attempt TO assassinste Revenue
Detective Brooks, three years ago, and
was pardoned few months ago by the
Governor, was stabbed last night in the
stomach by James Kane, with whom he
had an alteration early in the evening,
and died this morning.
Henry L. Acker, Chairman ofthe Labor
Reform State Central Committee, dc.
nounces as unfounded the canard that q
State Convention Of the Labor party was
held In this city on the Esd inst. He dc.
clares that the reported proceedings
thereat are q fraud, and, that the parties,
whose names appear In the report, ore
unknown in connection with the Labor
Reform party of Pennsylvania. -
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WITHIN the last four weeks the Lib.
erals have had q series Of drawbacks, and
now ME. Charles Francis Adams, who
was counted upon to head their forces in
Massachusetts,, is said to have written a
letter endorsing President Grants re.
election, declaring the lack of sympathy
with the Greeley movement, and dcclin.
ing to bea candidate for the Governorship
of Massachusetts. Their SNOWFALL, in
stead OF rolling on and accumulating
seems now to be falling back in its track
and melting away.
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River News.

PITTsBUReH, August 28.-Mononga.
hela 2 feet, 5 inches by the stone marks,
and steadily receding. Weather warm.
CINCINNATI, August S6,-River 8 feet
10 inches and falling. '.'
EvANsvILLE, August 26.-River sta
tionary. Clear and hot with signs Of rain.
Business very light.
CAIRO, August s6-River stationary.
Weather hot.
LOUISVILLE, August 2G-River still
falling, 4 feet 10 inches u the canal and 2
feet 10 inches on the chutes. Weather
hot and cloudy to-day; threatening storm
tonight. Business dull and treig6ts very
scarce. The Superintendent says the
canal will be closed at or. N. Wednesday.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, August 26.-Great prepara-
tions are being made here for the festiVi.
ties attending the meeting Of the Emper.
ors Of Germany, Austria and Russia. The
great day will be the 9th of September,
when the Emperors Of Russia and Austria
will be received in the forenoon. There
will be a grand military parade in the
afternoon, a State banquet at the Castle,
and in the evening a gala performance at
the Opera House will be attended by the
three Emperors. This will be succeeded
by q torchlight procession, when the en-
tire city will be Illuminated. -- ia
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Railway Prorre.. in ,he Re,t.

ATcHrsoN, Ks, August 90 e.-The Atchl.
son & Nebraska railroad was completed
on Saturday to Lincoln, the capital Of
Nebraska, l46 miles northwest of this
city, AID to-day trains commenced run.
ming to that place. The completion oil
this road to Lincoln makes direct connec.
tion with the Short Line from St. Louis
TO Fort Kearney, on the Union Pacific.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
road commenced running through trains
from here TO Chicago yesterday.
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Clear weather will generally continue
on Tuesday over the Southern States east
OF the Mississippi; areas Of cloud and
rain for the Middle States, and especially
over the northern portion, during to.
night, followed by winds veering to west.
erly and northwesterly, and clearing
weather on Tuesday; southeasterly to
southwesterly winds, cloudy weather and
areas Of rain for New England; winds
veering TO westerly, with clearing weather
probably during Tuesday. Rising ba-
rometer and winds yeering TO westerly
and northerly northwest Of the Ohio
Valley on Tuesday afternoon. Tele-
graphic reports from Upper Michigan to
Dakota have not been received. Fl
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]
Il, NGae n indebted TO Mr.. James II. Tay.
snn,ss A., See0Fdsr' for the following official
liss' ss' ,is Naliaca'ion, l,4l5; for Rejection,
l,sss AS s0V'rnO'-Jacob, 1880; Camden,
lsSs sS' consFes-Davis. 1853; Wilson,
I.E,. = " Il Harrison carries the county over
TVS TVS 'G' g Judge by . 0 votes.
be y 80, LSopies party elect members Of
den, legislature, %I c, Clerks OF Courts, Presi.
SSssS I, o =. County Court, losing only the
s''G 3 y and two Assessors. wv
The cor..a l. haSmeF is elected President Of
1,GlSaIy G.iEy over Lurty Is ISL H'N''' t'y'''
nsiN.iI, S,stk o. Circuit court-Robiuson,s
" Io,O,tTS9ling ovss AttOney--Moore's msiOrl.
lou, liiIat. lliisIaansnEOaT, ERROR W. Va, Aug. 2s.
lVirS sos SoI' Of Of DE 1atelliGOneet.
EIRle ,oS!n .UG INC result Of the election in
"NasSlp, Harrison county: =
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HUNGARY.

PEsrH, August 2G-Emperor Francis
Joseph, will arrive here on The 1st of Sep.
tember, and open the session OF the Doetin
In person. The Prime Minister and
heads OF departments will join the Empe.
ror on the Sd. and accompany him on his
visit to the King of Saxony at Dresden,
which will take place on the 9Th. The
Emperor will proceed to Berlin on the
9th, TO meet the Emperor OF Germany. -
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, August 26.-The stockhold.
ers OF the ST. Louis s. Southeastern Rail.
road Company at a meeting here to-day
unanimously ratified the articles for the
consolidation recently entered into by
that company with the Evansville, Hem
derson s Nashville and Edgefeld s
Kentucky Railroads; by which The roads
between here and Nashville will be
brought under one management. y 70
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Grand Musical Festival at Geneva.

GENEVA, August 26.-The grand musi.
cal festival held here yesterday was bril-.
liant affair and in every way successful.
There was competitive singing, in which
l25 societies took part, and long torch.
light procession in the evening with o fine
display Of fireworks. Every house was
decorated and Illuminated at night A
general festival continued throughout to.
day and closed tonight with q ball.
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INDEPENDENT VIcToR1Es IN Wood
In Wood county WILL. HATCHER trnd.
Rep beats T. G. SMITH (Reg, Dem.) for
Clerk of County Court by IN majority.
E, MATTER Qud. Rep) beats G. W,
NEEIE Greg, DENY for Justice Of Par.
kersburg township, 90 majority. w.P.
RATuDoNE Ind. Dem, beats J.W. MrTcH.
ELL (Reg. Dem.) by65. J.W. PEADRo
Qud. Rep) beats q. H. PHBIrs Reg,
Dem.) 1874 for Assessor.
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The Columbus Turner's convention,

COLUMBUS, o., August 26.-The regu.
lar festivities OF the Turner's reunion
were completed today. This morning
the Turner'S paraded High street and then
moved off to the city park. The day
was chiefly occupied in general enjoy.
ment, and hundreds Of spectators fiocked
to the grounds. At two o'clock this
afternoon a contest OF gymnastics was
commenced for prizes, which were
awarded at tho ball at Turner Hall to.
night,
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, August 26.-Weather is
exceedingly hot again this afternoon.
There was shower in the evening.
The boiler at the exposition was
operated this afternoon and worked some
OF the engines. The arrangements for
running the machinery will be perfected
tomorrow.
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PRRsTON.

KNawooD, W. Va, August "a.
To the Editors OF the Intelligeneer.
Nine precincts in old Preston cast the
following vote for
The word white-2ss. E
For Ratifcation-648. st
For Rejection-1,377.
For Governor-Camden, 6tsi Jacob,
1876,
The two precincts to hear from will
bring Jacobs majority to almost 1000.
We have carried every township in the
county. Yours, &C.,
JOHN McWILLIAMs.
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NARsuALL-(0flaal)
The following figures ale official, As iar
as they 60. ...-.
For Rati6cation-959.
For rejection-1,455.
For GoVernor-Jacob, 1,4S2; Camden,
96l.
For Senate Ballard (Tnd. Rep.) 1890;
Hawkins Qnd. Rep 1900; Price Dem
1924; Hall (Dem.) 900.
For sheriF-Wsyman, 1859; Gray,
1,1G4.
For Assessor, 2nd Dist-Boner, 1,414;
Whitaker, 902. 1st Dissipation, 1,Os8;
Hunter, 1886. .a :,
For Pros. Att'y-Parktnson (R.), 1897;
McCarriher, 004.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
GREENBRIER, WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, August 24-Greenbrier county
official vote: For Constitution 751 ma.
jority; Camden 451 majority; Matthews,
Attorney General, 800 majority.
New Richmond township, Summers
official returns, give 90 majority
for the Constitution and z majority for
Jacob. It's thought that Summers coun.
ty has gone for Camden and tho Consti.
tuition.
Private dispatches from Richmond
township, Raleigh county, says that this
township gave majorities against the Con-
stitution and Camden, but Democratic
majorities in everything else. Raleigh
township, Raleigh county, gives 1O7 ma.
iority for the Constitution.
BARBOUR.
PHnLIPPI, W. VA, August 20.
To the Editors OF the IntelliReneer.
The following Is the vote Of Barbour
so far as heard from. "Hurrah for Bar
bour:"
Phalipi 7o,onGaip-For Rejection, ma.
jority 10; Tor Jacob, majority 30.
C0ue-For Rejection, majority 90; for
Jacob, majority 100.
Bdrker-For Rejection, majority II; for
Jacob, majority 6s. 3.
PltGsant-For Rejection, majority 60;
for Jacob, majority 80.
GLGde-For Ratification, majority 927;
for Camden, majority 297.
M-For Ratification, majority SO; for
Camden, majority 93.
Union township to hear from, which Is
Z against the Constitution, which
makes it tie in this county. Nothing
heard from it about Jacob.
Tell the Register that the old saying Is,
Figures tile" but his figures lied on
Barbour.
This report is all official but Union. ia.
cob's majority in this county will be at
least so. Respectfully,
ID Ton. A. WILSON. I
Later reports give five majority against
the Constitution In this county. If re.
ports are correct Jacob will get over so.
All official but Union.
T. A. WILSON.
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Coal Oil Again.

CINCINNATI, August 26.-Nlrs. Freder-
ick fisherman, wife Of a German laborer
OF this city, set her clothes in flames this
evening by kindling a fire in the stove
with coal oil. She was mortally burned
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The Er.Fmnrnaa Cnrl

The E1-Empress CarlOtta Dying.
LONDON, August 26.-The Ex-Empress
Carlotta Is reported to be dying. All
hope has been given up and the last sacra-
ment has been administered.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, August 26.-The returns from
the provinces show that two.thirds of the
successful candidates for the Cortes are
members OF the government party, and
that the radicals supported the govern
ment at the polls.
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Cholera In lndio,

BOMBAY, Tuesday Morning, July e7,
VIA LONDON, August &c, $50 r. M.The
cholera has appeared in the valley Of
Cashmere, and is reported TO be raging
with great violence.
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peath OF Rlshon unfold.

INDIANAPOLIS, August a6.-The vene.
rable Bishop Uphold died to-day at las
p. ", He has been Bishop oil this diocese
since 1910, For the past seven years he
has been incapacitated by disease Tor off.
cial duties. He will be buried on Thurs.
dAy. -l.H t.
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End Of the BeIfast Riots,

LONDON, August 2G.-Thc reported re-
newal OF the riots at Belfast Oh Saturday
IS untrue. On the contrary all is quiet
there and the reinforcements of troops
lately sent there are being sent home.
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The straight.out Democrats of the
Twenty.ninth New York district, will
meet at Niagara to-day, to select dele
gates to the Louisville Convention.
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WMNSF"''''"D
THE ELECTION
Somn Additional Returns and
'''"' Some Corrections
The Vote for Ratification GrOWinS''' IStIdnS
InT TprrSspect that the Constitution
Has Carried
Gov. Jacobs Majority Somewhat
U' Reduced.
Il he Result Thus Far

The following are the figures on the
election in this State according to the
I.,o.t and most authentic reports to the
ISTgLII0EscER uptO the closing Of our
columns this morning
Jsao6. Camden. RatG Ritss'
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"A buggy containing two men, was
struck by lightning, Sunday night The
horse was killed and the men are missing.
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Msjority in thirIy.four counties for
JACoB5Y42l.
Majority iu thirty counties Tor Rejec-
ton 600.
The Vote for Congress in this District.
Additional figures enable US 10 present
The following returns for Congressman in
This District:
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A Candidate for Sheriff Commit.
Suicide.

ST. LOUIS, August 20.-A special to the
DeH'oerat from Carlinville. Illinois, says
VIM. Fishback, Sheriff oil Macoupin coun.
ty, and nominee for reelection, commit.
ted suicide yesterday by shooting himself
in the head. Cause, insanity.
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This leaves Writ and Calhoun 10 be
heard from, with a majority for Mr..
DAVIS Of7S5. They can hardly reduce
this below 5OOODyhow.
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IRRPRRsON.

sPve.ll Dispatch to the IntOlligencer.
HARPERs FERRY, W. Va, Aug. 90.
The vote ofJeaerson was not all count.
ed lsst Saturday night. The Democrats
claim for ratification between 600 and 700.
Uandens vote is short of that amount.
GEO. KooNCE.