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6ooo9 S3oo O000v3.
Geneva, Aug. N.-These 10 every reason
70 believe the artitrstors settled In the prin.
cipal question Of indemnity and fixed ap.
proximately the amount Of award for Yea.
sells Destroyed BY confederate cruisers. The
probable total damages awarded will he he.
tween three and four millions sterling.
A Avdl Tragedy.
Omaha, August ga correspondent
writing from Mssysville, NO., gives the per.
e'culas Of recent horrid quintriple murder
IN that vicinity, brief account of which
was telegrsphed some days ago. The de.
tails of the murder and its discovery are
fearful. 1t appears from the confession of
the ftendish assassin, whose name is Tansey,
that his victims were NJ. and Mrs. Ormes
and their two children, and Daniel Dickin.
son, who were on their way from Kansas to
Minnesota; that they had allowed Tansey
to travel with them and that he conceived
the idea of numbering them for the purpose
Of possessing himself Of their teams and
effects. On tho night of tho 18th, while
the party WAS asleep, he proceeded 10 enact
the bloody work, first shooting Dickinson.
beside whom be slept. He next shot Orme
and killed bis wife with an axe. The chill
dren, agzl respectively 3 and u months, he
dispatched by cutting their Threats, because.
be Gays. fearful their cries might attract
persons to the spot. But the mos. horrible
feature Is the fact that tho assassin pu, the
corpses Of his victims in the wagon aud
covered them with cloth and carried them
with him for miles. and was finally discov.
cred by the stencil which arose from the
decaying ho.'ies. His captora, after his
confession was made, ,nt,k him IN a tree and
hanged him
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Horace Greeley himself il acknowledged
to I've peculiarly unfit for the Presidency.
This testimony comes from every source.
jeremiah Black says: "Whils he NAV ,n
the most available man, he is certainly the
most unfit for the Presidency"
Horace White, Of the Chicago Tribune.
declared nearly year ago that Greeley
unf'tncss for executive office was notori-
GUS.
Carl Scl'urz accepts him . ~ u necessity.
The Springfield Republican declares hin,
weak and vain. "pproachahle only IL those
VIII" tla,ter him. and easily guilei by hyro.
critics.
The Nafio" declares that h,s elcctio,
would ina"gurste II gigantic system If Job
merry and corruption and that Greeley il
not"r'"ns'y surrounded Nv the wors, New
York city politicians.
stevens, Of Georgia, says tina, he Is a
h"'e'' crow. which may be swallowel. but
tor which h" hes n" hankcr'ng.
Other prominent men in tho country have
compared him to ipecac. ~ tim, there never
was man nominated by any party ag.in.t
whose character and fitness there has been
." unanimous testimony.
But why are the clans rolled u his sup
port What Is the mighty bond IT union
that leads ~ many men into the support of
a VIGOROUSLY unfit man, and for whom they
r"nfess they have M sympathy In thu first
place there il the ordinary patronage o. the
Government, consisting Of some fifty thou.
and appointments, and beyond are looming
up and in preparation about five hundred
million dollars worth of cn,ton claims and
''a'ms for the destruction Of property in the
ute wa. North and South. which can only
'c secured by change Of Adm ,nistration
md Of administrative influences.
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lhsas esssaia thae ~ Dsnocsasic party
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Inst, the 18th Of groop Of assssoidA Il,
position 10 - b. 81 n. and - . Of ~ ritb,
a0csnsioo, and deg. 10 min and - ~ d
Tie south dsclination. with . downwasd
tendency: Let hes GOMEZ -a
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city, but recently OF the Arizona diamond
ns'ds, sAys hs can gsehss sapph'7ss, rubios,
diamonds and other pseesoas stones down
there ~ the bushe'. Who knows bit thai
" may al b able to spsse . diamond ys'
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Berlin, Aug. SIS sp.'s'io srs
,eking here for thsy 1avl = astes1 the
needing Of the Empeiors Of Germany, Aus.
tria and Russia The great day viii be on
the 7th OF September, when their NsJesties
OF Russia and Austria will lie received In
the forenoon, and grand military parade
In the afternoon. A state banquet will be
held II the svesiax, and > sala opsss per-
Torrance Will be given for the three Emper.
on. This will be succeeded By toschlight
procession, and the cnt,rc city win Re illu.
minated. 2tH Y1& %*r
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~. G. =. Terry, OF the Plymouth Con.
sseessoeA Chsseh 10 this city, and Rev.
Richard Hall, Of 81. RAal State Miss,ooarv
OF The Congregational Church, left list
evening for the Northern Pacific Railroad
% participate 10 The forma.iaa Of churche.
9 Glyndon, Audubon, Detroit Lake and
6an'ssrd. 0lyndou, Tic home Of The Red
hver Colony, will BE- the arst objective
point OF the council, where considsr,b,e
congregation hes been gathered, under the
charge Of Rev. Edwin Williams, formerly
q Nosshboco, thus State, who, on the oocs.
aon Of biz first sermon In 0lyadou. r.lae,
eI,oW dollars toward the erection Of h.nse
o. woship "A church will BE- orsani.el
eos's next Sabbath. :. At Audubon the Rev
Wm. Gates has charge Of The cossreea,ion
which will next be visited and ores.ised \
Deesoit Lake 10 The home Of the Boston
co'ooy; has . large congregation. alan
under ~ care Of The Rev. NJ. Os,es. This
Will b ~ third church organized. After
which ths Couscil win proceed 10 B,.in. |
esd, whsrs y neat and substantial church.
built BY Gov. Smith % memorial church |
% tse memory Of bic fash*r.is .kw, one Of |
y principal novers In ths plan II bulld,ax |
u NessSssn Psa6c sosd, after vhsn The !
tows Of Hniassdfs named. sincs his ds..h
~ msa.oetal church sdiics has beea, Arsct
3, and sAoee who worship 10 il viil
- =. 2 cassea, O thsarivil u The cum.
Rev. u. Terry viii, fsom thie min. ~.
80 e 1ayeed, where hs will spssd he
Of biz summer vacation.
ov11c1s 18lgovED 70 nRAmAnn
CoL y y: Newport, Assistant Treasures
i - Nosthera Psca1c railroad, Jssoe n.
,seslpses, nsyaasss: Jasee oaedsss.
- ]. ]. Dsgson, issyelioe .Aadiso, ~
- oty yo6lss61y aftsguooo mr. ~,
- ooVoeos, 16e ~ city OF 0rsisS6
vhoge lhey Wiu hoeoko9 8 ocoaa1 ~ a.
'.o!!ss1. IL I'D dspsssnses rs1aise a
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RnnSRe As~sasnn

RAILROAD u'sssess this week In vicinity Of
town have been II normal and satisfactory
ssass. Thess b prognmme Of sl5ects In
au The depsstmsots reaching 10 c,mhiue re.
suit which u Unnecessary TO detail, but to
the experienced eye proves that Kalsn.a has
commenced her career - . railroad center (!
The can now depart and arrive In town per
time card the machine shop IL full of bust
ned, and tingles the town three times day
with noiss after the ''washos canary" pat.
sssn Of music The car department Ia ready
With structures for On Subdivisions of ca,
machisesy. with IN anxious force ready to
greet On arrival Of the expected appro.
pirate tools; Shannon's rip ssppine
oosps u carrying into effect results after
shannoo's usual style which needs no fur.
'sns 1alaaai'ss"s STOP and iron work i, ,,,,,
under The supesiatendeoce Of M: ]. r. Cur.
~. - general foreman NJ. d. W. Treat 10
runsing Ill branches connected with srchi.
sscsars and ar.mskisg preparation and re.
pairs; while 81. G. Hale, &. T., superin.
tends end directs al departments con.
oected With tho road " end of the
track.
To-Day gang commence 70 load the can
with railroad iron for the front, and track.
laying toward Pu0phreyb win commence
easiy next week. This point b about three
miles and half from end Of the track, aud
WI b reached In few days bat when
tss snack reaches he rivsr hank, there will
p delay Of about three weeks til the
Cowliss essdss b finished, when the whole
forty nilss win be ready for the isou-sud
-. Robert Mason, who b to lay Tie entire
line. says DO win an,ahto Hodeden's (sprth. |
~ ;ssl Of the forty milss) 10 about dx |
WEEKS which will be about the let Of
October.
Another cargo Of railroad iron Il hourly
1es q Kalana By the bark Zousve, which
. nov out from New York 1se daya, with
40 iona-RsIsaA Beacon.
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nssi0naess ea1sass - - aaspn ~
eeosiosal ST
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- taken At Saratoga n epmbiaa ton Of
-. 81 Ax
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Chicago, Aug. 25.-Immense Republican
meetings were held At Fort Wayne, indiana,
and London, Ohio, last night.
Wheeling, Aug. 28.-Thirty three couu.
ties give Jacob independently nearly 5000
majority, and 81 counties yet 70 hear from
Tho Democrats concede majority of 5000
or 6,000 for jacob. The fate Of the Con.
stitution 10 in. doubt. There 10 a majority
of 1000 against It In IS counties.
San Francisco, Aug. 2S.-The Democrats
and Liberals Of the Third District have
nominated Hon J. K. Luttrcll for Congress.
Grand Rapids, Michigan, Aug. s2.-The
Democrats and Liberals In State Con ven ion
10 day nominated Austin Blair for Gov'r.:
J. G. Blanchard, Lieut. Governor George
H. House, Secretary Of State; IA. Holton,
Treasurer; General Neil O'Hearn, Auditor
n. A. Maynard, Attorney General; Willard
stearns, Superintendent OF Public ins,ruc.
tlon. Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the Cincinnati platform and nominees.
Seeo11A
London, Aug. 23.-The news from the
diamond fields are very favorable. Laree
numbers Of the precious stones continue to
be found.
The Russian fleet, bearing the Grand Duke
Alexis, arrived n Capetown ~ route from
Rio De Janeiro for the East Indies. Aiexi,
was warmly welcomed.
There was no disturbance in Belfast Inst
night, but the military continue IL OCCUPY
the streets. The recent stringent regulations
IRE still in force.
The bakers strike in Dublin came to an
end, and peace and order have lnen re-.
stored.
Belfast. Aug. 2S.-The value If the prop.
crty destroyed by the mob exceeds fif,y
pounds.
The Mayor has ordered the public houses
o rcmsin closed until Thurs,lsy.
Saratoga, Aug. 93.-The race for 81 200.
our miles, was won by Harry Bnsset,.,
Fine, &0e3.
Milwaukee, Aug. 8.-Goldsmi.h Mski is
tck and Lacy spmined \ tendon. The
have Substituted Jay Gould.
Springfield, Aug. 8.-Twelve thousand
eop:c were 1t the Hampton Park races.
The rscs far 5000. for ln,rsss that never
eas &Sl. Was won by Jennie IN ASJ. ael.,
:eSs.
The race far $500, free 10 al horses
rs easily won by American Girl; Henry
d; 0eorxc Palmer 81. Tine, ees. ase,.
-.
81. Louis, Aug. A.-There we're over
venty cases Of sun stroke here during the
ut three days, tho majorisy Of which were
'tal The past week the mercury has
oged from ~ To 100 in the shade It was
1t 8 O'Clock ID night. . :
Hartford. Conn.,, Aug. ga terrible /
" storm peased over Rockville, Ellington /,
u vssiou yesterday sftespo3a. The Ia. g
'coo crop was mostly destroyed, and the q
- ID Tie windows Ut The mills q Rock. d
IL 6eokea. The eas house at Rockville. .
d tbe engise house = ths Vernon depot .
Ne blown down, and many tyses were up. d
Dasd. The damage was vssy great Two Il
sscA bcys wess killed b. lightning q d
alliagfegd. /,
L,l1aaGA AaG A-Ths vntAss h again .
lons1 ~ I'D
New Yssk, Aag. 32-Ths weaker to-day =
nDoa 81 p,sasasl =
~ ThneQIY QennsfmGn - laaneal In. | :,
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Aondon, Aug. O-Ntties, Levesson &
70. diamond brokers, write tho 7ymes tia,
few months ago IN American came 10
them and bonght large number Of rough
diamonds paying 20 attention u the weigh,
or quality. The 6rm intimate these stones
were ussd BY the alleged dsaoovsrers of the
diamond mines 10 Arizona to sustain their
aa.ese'onA The Times expresses ss,onish.
msat thai Latham. Barlow and Mcclellan
shooh have been Induced 70 allow ,heir
MINES 70 be connected with the Arizona
Enterprise.
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G E 0 r G E Il 0 W N.

AN UNGRATEFUL RETURN FOR KINDNEss-
ON Saturday evening last young man pretty
weL-knOwn in this city entered the residence OF
Mrs. Matilda Kengla, on Grace street, near
High, for the purpose, it is believed, of robbery
He effected an entrance through the transom of
a SIDE door, and on entering the sleeping apart
ment OF Mrs. kengla, who is quite an old lady,
and who had not yet retired, rummaged the
room pretty thoroughly, apparently in a search
for her money several hundred dOllars) which
she had concealed in bag in the III lttress. He
had turned the mattress over, and would doubt
less have succeeded in his search had not a niece
OF Mrs. keDgla entered an adjoining room and
frightened him away. cOlored boy employed
by Mrs; hengla saw him in the act of escaping
through the trans0m, and subsequently con-
tessed that the young burglar promised to give
hlm the cOlOred boy) a certain sum of money III
he would keep num-" What makes the out
rage more than usually fragrant is the fact that
MIS- kengia has often befrendcd the would. be
robber In various ways, by furnishing him with
employment and even giving him sums of
money occasionally. She does not feel disposed
TO prosecute him, but her friends insist that he
must at least leave the city or subject himself to
arrest.
Mr.. r. J. BOWEN formerly a resident of this
city, died at the residence OF his son, p. A
Bowen, in Woodville, Prince OK orge's county
Maryland, on Monday, at the advanced age of
~ years. The remains were inferred at Oak Hill
cemetery yesterday.
THENEw CORN MILL of Messrs Beall * Shoe
maker, near the aqueduct bridge, will be fin
ished and in operation within ten days.
WHEAT.-Sales OF wheat were made yester-
day as follows: 400 bushels of choice, at S2304
and 500 bushels Of prime, at So 4. The schr.
William Allen, from New York, arrived this
morning with Is 900 bushels of wheat for VIM.
ii. fenney & Sons and George Shoemaker.
George Waters is in receipt of 80 bushels of
wheat per canal. The highest price for wheat
(S2.3OA was paid yesterday.
IHE FISH MARKET.-About go shad sold
;ais morning az nom So to sis per hundred,
and $4,000 herring at from $3.50 to $3.50 per
thousand.
preach at the Bridge -street Presbyterian church
on Sunday next. Mr.. Howe has been called to
this church from Cortland, New York, but has
not yet fully determined whether he will accept
the call or not.
ADVANCE IN FLoUR.-During the present
week extra -four has advanced p cents per bar
rel in price, and family 80 cents per barrel.
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Government Securities.
Markets To-day,

BALTIMORE, May 9.-virginia consolidated
o.; west Nirgmia's, IL \. North Carolina's
day. " "
BALTIMORE, May Cotton duh; low mid
unngs, y a22H. Flour firm, with a good Job
ping demand; prices unchanged. Wheat firm;
STOCK scarce; southern amber, 2aS2 Is. for good
10 prime; pennsylvania red, nominal, 2aS2 Is
Corn, white southern active, 7ca7S; yellow south-
efn uull, ~; mixed western and yellow western
I.-'et o9aIO. Oats dull southern, sass; western,
2la93. Rye quiet and unchanged. Provisions
Gun. Fork unchanged. Bulk meats dull
shoulders, .; rib sides, 6Ha6X; clear rib sides
3. Bacon, fair jobbing demand; shoulders, 81, a
b; rlo sides, a1a; clear rib sides, Iaas Su
gar-curedhams. 13al3 \. Lard dahl and Tinchang-
ed. Western butter active; choice yellow tub,
z'a3o. Whisky quiet but firm, SASSY.
NEW oRK, May 9.-Stocks very heavy. Gold
steady, II. Money easy, 6a7. Exchange long
SSi snort, loA. Governments firm and steady
vi SKIES, ie; new, 50. North Carolina's,
NEW YoRK, May 9.-Flour shade frmer.
LONDON, May 9-The rate of discount of the
Bank of England has advanced to 5 per cent
Sonsols J2A for money and 92L for account
bonds opened quiet; 1862, SIa; 1865. 9OS; 1861,
% 8; 10.40's, $50. 81 49,
FRANKFORT, May Q, a. m.-Unired States
bonds opened at s5T.
PARIS, May Q, a. m.-French rentes 81
francs 81 centimes.
LONDON, Mayo, 1870 p. m.-Consols for money
IN Tor account 80. Bonds dull; ts62's SgH
1850 :, old, 9OH; 1S6T's, 92ss; I0.I0's, SSL
LONDON, May Q, 5 D. m.nThe bullion in the
Bank of England has decreased GIG. 900 during
the week. Consols closed at 92x for money and
53 Tor account. Bonds of 1862, Sg%: 1855 old
COY 1866, 92ss; 10-40's, SS%. ~
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THE WEATHER.

VAE DEfARTMENT,OD1ce Chef Signal Ofcer,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., May ., 1872, 10 am
ofNoPsIs FOR FAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS
An area OF low barometer has moved northeast
wardly from Nebraska 10 northern lakes Mich
Isan and Huron, accompanied by brisk winds
Partially cloudy weather is now prevailing over
southern New England and the middle and
south Atlantic states. Otherwise cloudy weather
very generally. Rain from the lower Missouri
ana Ohio valley to the upper lakes Clear
weather has continued at San Francisco. The
river has continued falling at st. Louis The
barometer is nov highest over the eastern Gulf
states and Dakota.
fRoBABILITIEs--Thel lowest barometer move
enthusiastically into Canada, with diminishing
pressure over the New England and Middle
states The area of cloudy weather and rain ex-
tend eastward over the northern portion of the
middle states during the day and probably over
the southern portion and the New England states
tonight, with southerly winds veering to west
erly; Increased cloudiness is probable for the
southern states. with threatening weather and
possibly rain from the western Gulf states north
eastward to the Ohio valley. Rising barometer.
northerly winds and probably clearing weather
extend sOutheastward over the northwest and
and upper lake region. Brisk winds are proba.
BILE from lake Michigan to Ontario, but danger
Gus winds are not anticipated.