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Total. l,eOo Gifts, all Cash,
$500 900

i'AtVV AL Carn, SOUO UUO
The Hon, Thos. K. Bramlette. late Governor o
Kentucky, has scented TO represent the Trustees
In the management Of this second Grand Gift Con
cert, aud he Will personally that the money from
that the drawing is fairly conducted and the oil
Justly awarded ard promptly paid.
The drawing will take placein public. in full view
OF The audience, and under the immediate superyi.
sion and direction of the officers and Trustees Of the
Public Library Of ky and the following
named eminent nd disnterested cit iZeDs who ma
consented TO be present and that all is fair "
Hon M r HARDIN, Judge Court Appeals. XIV
Hon. =: PhoCToR KNOTT, late NJ. c. Lebanon
Hon. II. W. BRUCE, Judge 9th Judicial Dis. XIV.
Cen ELL III N hRhY, U. y. Marshal Dist. Ky.
Hon I. b. COCHRAN, Chancellor Lou Chan.
Hon. =. d. sTANDIFORD, President Farmers and
Hon. jon BARBEE. Manager Royal Insurance
Company: Liverpool
Col. PILL LIE, Com. Atty Ninth udiciaI Dis.
Col. ynsON P. yOHNsON, Manager Gait House.
Dr. L. ~ BELL, Prof. Medical University, Louis
Hon. J. q. BAXTER, Mayor Louisville.
Hon T L. BURNETT. City Attorney.
HESkf M0LEORD, Treasurs r Louisville.
PHILIP JS Dee Of the Louisville Hotel Company,
JAMES BRinGEFORD: Pres: I'd National Bank.
J0H MHfPS, PT0p Ddsns Wilard Rots
ID. VOL OK EE"oOMB, firm of Newcomb, Buch-
HENkY DEEPEN. President German Bank.
ANDREW GRAHAM, tobacco and cotton merch't.
DIR. kORyIN GREEN, Pres. LAC Shsrt-line Z II.
VOL BOSE EF As1ns as1%1 EIPTe1 RRG%Psny
w HALDKMAN, Vice President.
fAkMERS' d DROyERS' BANK, Treasurer
Address THOMAS L. BRAMLEFTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky, Public Library
~ Building, Louisville, Ky.
Circulars, giving full particulars, sent appica-
ton. Jy9-t st 2m
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VIRGINIA NEWS.-oUe OF the most bruta
acts that We have heard OF in this coun, 1, for
long Time, says the Wy heyille Enterprise, oc-
CURED in the neighbOrhO OF Mt. Airy on Sun
day last. Our Informant states that a man by
ne name OF Heldrldge, becoming enraged az
hls little son. aged about four years Old. aimed
ablow at him with an ave. The mother of the
Child warded II the blow. and i'm the attic mt TO
save the LIE OF her child had her hand nearly
cut of. We suppose the unnatural hu band
and father must have been under the influence
OF bad whiSkey.
-Four colored per; ons, three girls and how,
were drowned in the MattapOni, near Frazieris
Ferry, on Sunday last, in attempting 90 eros
the river - attend preaching. The boat sprung
q leak, tue girls becoming alarmed rushed TO
me stern OF the boat, which Immediately sunk,
stern foremost.
The LeesbUrg WASH -tonian saws: Prof.
fge, caught i'm the Poto.-3c. near Leesburg on
wednesday last, a bass weighing fop- Junds
and quarter"
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"A FIGHT FOR LIFE.-A telegraphic despstch
uoih u aNNlhe, thsutauqua county, announces
thar Charles MARROW. the murderer under ssD-
tence 10 he hanged on the "a of August next.
Yesterday made a desperate assault upon h.
Jallor, MI. Dwight Sutton, with a bar of iron
Nrenched from his bedstesd. Mr.. Sutton was
terribly beaten about the head, hut was finally
rescued and the murderer secured. The object
o. MARROW vas doubtless 10 XIII the TAILOR and
then effect his escape; and failing in tits he
afterwards attempted 10 destoy himself bv open-
ng vein IN one OF HE legs by means OF some
instrument with which lie Lad secretly provided
himself. Bot this was also prevented In was
once affirmed by some wiseacre that the worst
use - which II was possible 20 put nan was 10
lang him. While not disposed 20 DENY the
u uih OF thls generally, II must be admitted that
an exception should be mace in the Gaze of Ire
deprsved and devIlish wretch NARROW and the
sooner he is put out of the way the better II wiz
be LOT the community.-BEgGlo cOmmercic',
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FRENCH PRISONERS IN GERNANY.-a
French lady has Just returned frOm a charitable
mission winch consisted IN visiting the various
prisons in Germany where different French
prisoners are still detained, and a list has been
published giving their names. the terms OF i'm
ptlonment 10 which they are condemned. and
the ohenSes Tor which they are suffering pun Sli-
ment. one man has ten year, imprI pument
Tor wearing the uniform Of National Quad:
aIoiher tie same I'm Tor refrsing - give in-
FORMATION OF the franc -tireurs. while a pc q.
on suspected Of having belonged ID this latt II
body he's fifteen years.
notary, mayor OF his village, accused Of re-
helliOn against the Prussian authorities was
condemned 20 death. The court martial which
tiled him afterwards got the sent nee committed
TO that OF perpetual imprisonment; and il an
rears nom what the lady relates. that IL - very
imcult 10 obtain permi zion 90 see him. The
t"tal nnmier still confined in Germany j. ffv-
Two; and they are most OF them in the pri DPS OF
cologne aud Werden. The Germans have II is
ieIoTied' refused to make any arrangement for
the'- Liberation.
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Government Securities.
Cooke s Go. furnish he following to-day.


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DTke faverite fan at Kausss C,tv A. ro
orDamepted with rePrS sentation of the plscid
couDtensnce Of Horace Greeley, but II msde OF
q tumbler and two stravs Va
lit said that the Duluth people won,
allow kmait pox patients 10 be inferred i'm tbeir
cemetery, because there are several nnysc
sted eorPee buried there.
~An English chemist svers that the MANN
facfure OF wine Is now conducted on such highly
scienune pr.neiples that sraIes are gradually
being dispensed with.
n0A man in Indiana attempted 70 dislodee A
nest Of skunks under his barn, few DAYS Ago
He has since been obliged % decline ali invita-
tons TO jnbilees, Funerals and other festivities.
@"Americsns," says the SATURDAY Review.
"who regards Paris a. Paradise, used 10 shur
London as foretaste of purgsiory; bat they are
coming round rather to like II now, and admit
that IL has It's good points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

Duluth Mimi Tribune says: sour Teaders may
Teme mber that some three or four weeks ago
We published an account of the mysterious dis
appearance of a Miss Macarthur, very respect
able and worthy young lady, living with her
parents near Crow Wing, a few miles below
Brainerd. She left home one day 90 90 -
reached her destination and never was Geen
again by her parents or friends Suspicious of
foul play were entertained, and the whole ada
cent country was for days and weeks searched
pearance, but all OF no avail, and at length the
search was abandoned, leaving the solution OF
the mystery 10 time, which reveals ali things.
We have just learned, however, from . reliable
ource, that Miss hcArthur's body was found In
the Mississippi river, near Grow Wing a dav or
two since, and the evidence IL conclusiye thst
she hsd been violated and then murdered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

is THIS TRUE p" The Meriden Republican
having given report that Gratz Brown was
intoxicated while in New Haven, Rev. Abraham
Norwood writes to the editor for evidence
declaring that if it is produced he will neither
vote for Brown or Greeley. He saws he will
not drink pint of vile rum even if it be asso
cla,ed with and mixed with a quart of pure
water. The editor of the Republican replies that
he has the proof but he has not permission 10
publish the names OF bis witness. But he offers
TO give Mr.. Norwood the evidence and the
Upon this evidence the editor repeats the
charges with still more particularly and posi-
nyeness. The editor adds that two of the per
sons who saw MIR. Brown intoxicated are very
prominent democrats, and both have occupied
high positions in this state, elected by the demo
cratic party. The Register denies the state
made by MIR. Charles p. Ives and Mr. f b.
Everett of Meriden."
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H-Rarey is tanning Iowa hors- /, this year.

SRarey is tanning Iowa horsc5 this year
ga little pamphlet isnow eniiyening Paris
headed 'If Theirs should die.'' - .. =
sYGeneral Ewel has had Tennessee town
named after him. !, ss-.r,. - -
SHOrace Greeley owps from 500 to 600 acres
Of land in Buckingham coEuty, Va.
R7-A newspaper called tbs Tishbarns Gaset,e
has been startedin London in aid of the claim
ant. 1t is sold for penny.
sSrAt Rochester they carry young ladies home
from wine suppers on stretehers.
RIA womanin Virginia was killed by light
ming while ploughing few days ago.
9-Ap the prizes at the recent commencement
of the Chicago High School were taken BY grris.
Observation-Disclosures power of jaw is a
Chicago Postal contribution - the literature
Of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

CACsEs OF SUICIDE.-There is nothing more
mcult for a sane man to understand than why
people will commit suicide. The problem is ron
dered still more perplexing by the fact that many
sLlcldes grow out Of causes which are considered
the NEST trivial. Only little while ago there
was the girl who plunged into a watery grave
because she had warts, and the man VINO hung
himself because his wife had her hair cut of in
spite OF his opposition; and now within a few
DAYS west Virginia man goes out into his barn
and becomes his own hangman because his din
ner isn't ready promptly. AS in these cases the
Victims must have been infintesimally endowed
with brains and with all so senselessv sensi-
tive that their lives would not only be a burden
70 themselves, but to everybody about them, IL
IS es well, perhaps, to count their taking of
themselves OIL the only "happy thought" of
their lives, and for their benefit TO make the dis
unction OF justltable suicide.
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The Barnard Impeachment Trial.

"VTIE hNSFIELD On THE STAND.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July 23.-The Barnard i'm
Placement trial was resumed tc-dav. ,JoSephine
Nj ansheld was on the stand and gave testimony
at length, most of which * already familiar
10 the public, as far as her relations with Fisk
are concerned. She said Barnard was at her
mouse perhaps seven or eight times: knew
OF Fisk presenting Barnard with check
Ior 81 COO, though Fisk told her jay Gould par
uclpated in making the present; Barnard never
took supper at her house, nor drink there: Fisk
was not a drinking man aud could not have
taken wine with Barnard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

SANnsPoUTs IN NEvADA.-For several hours
yesterday al rnOou there were visible from tlis
city. ON Twenty-Five mile 10 ert. i've or SIX tan
columns Of sand. sucked up by - many WhirI-
winds. Al sea, these would have been water
sIouts, but uion the desert thew were only what
we might call saudSI The columns Al =
reared 10 be ten feet in diameter and one
thousand feet in height. Although thew vslt7ei
about over the plain Tor two OF three hours they
never came together or never lost their cylind-
rical form, and when they did 20 down fhev
vert down at Once-all falling together.
These sandspouts are well known TO all old
projectors and seem 10 indicate a change of
weather. We have frequently seen i'm the
Forty mile Desert, eTSt OF the lower Sink OF the
Car on. not less than en- or fifteen OF these tail
!and columns moving about over the plains at
the same time. Ii II seldom that they come t.
gother, but Nhen they do they dart forward Ike
TWO flashes OF lightning, anc al explosion Ike a
Eeayy blast ends al, and the two columns OF
sand AZ once TALL 10 the ground. Those who
lave lot been uTon our great deserts and have
never wines ed these grand sand,pOuts or the
wonderful miTages. have hut little idea of the
romantic grandeur Of these apparently unin-
terfsting wastes OF sand.-Tir giHia (Asr.) Enter
mise, JuiU 3.
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DEPREDATIoEs OF MEXICAN CATTLE THIRyR,


IN TEXAS.
BROWNSVILLE July 23.-The frontier CON-
mission will convene for business on the sOth.
General McCook pr, tented TO the commission a
committee OF stock raisers. Gen. Read presented
a copy of his report to the War Department
relative TO depredations. The authorities have
received reports that one hundred armed c title
thieves crC red at lbs CUlvTs and scattered the
small bands protecting the 1ron,.er. Four
Americans were murdered. Troops have gone
IN pursuit of the thevss. COrt;na and Portugal
have buried the Ratchet. The latter IS on tr's
side OF the river.
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III MEAlIiIlk.

WAR DFPARrS ESr, gs1t Css.f Stgarl OE-.r.
WAsHINSroS. ID. c, July . lss2. u a. d.
eEeorete FOk PAST rWESTy-scuR Hor Rs
The Barometer has risen decidedly over thu
L az coast and Alabama since N1ul az morning.
ScutiSe>i WINDS, VITA light rain, are nov re
Iorfed from IeN1s. H,cGSgnf weather has me
vailed throughout the scutl. EN- states. Thelovy
barometer over New England has moved east =
ward, rapidly followed By northwest winds and
clear weather The area OF low barometer n htrb
was IN Nebraska has moved eastward, and =
now apparently central in Michigan. Light
ram - DOW reported from Lake Erie, and very
heavy rams tell during Monday morning In,
Illinois and Iowa. The storm was probably
quite severe. Ciondy and threatening weaffey
now prevail fTom Lake Ontario % Virginia
Ieiegralhic reports for Tuesday morning have
AZ yet been received only from the lower lakes
and Atlantic and Gulf coasts
PEoBAEILITIEs.-The area OF rain viii proh-
ably extend by Tucsdsy night over New YORK
and Mary land. The area OF lowest Barometer
move notthea>tward down the valley OF the 81
Lawrence. Increasing s0utherly winds, with
cloudy and RAINY weather, extend from the Gulf
coast nOrthwafd. Increasing cloudiIeSs and
soUthwesteTly winds prevail in the south Allan
tic states, and also ia New England.
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The War in Mexico.

KEPORTkD REVOLUTIONARY SUCCESS.
MATAMoRos, July 22-Revolutionary Col.
Salagar captured the town OF Honus, near Tam
pico. with its garrison, and shot its commander
San Luis was attacked by Martinez on the LIST
He forced his way with his men inside of the
block plaza, but he was compelled to retire after
several hours fighting. Gen. Garcia Della CO.
dena has left Zacatecas to join Martinez in an
attack on San Luis. Diaz j. reported in Logas
with strong cavalry force. ROchs is sill i'm
Monterey, and Treyino and InirOga in Mon
claye Coahuhila. General PalF siUs has been
appOlnted Military gOKerrOr of Coakuhila.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

A NEw PARTY IL IN course OF formation in
the French National Assembly, 70 be called the
"Nafional party" It's chief members are the
Due de Broglie and NJ. Cssimir Perier. Ii Is
recruited from the Right Center and Left Center
Ultra Rscicals and Legitimists being exclud-
ed. The Republic h recognized in its pro-
gramme.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

Ji-T u So ~hile residing = sostb ktaerso.
- rizsigls-y scoverod SAT aud ssrs pie rea~edy
% p ere - ervous Wea <ness Early peoay
s7sF' ~ III mary snd sninsi Organs AMI the
ra}ie FatL - sorders Or yuSht on by bsnsfEl and
~ cns rAh't- Sreat nU AA~Ts ha 10 been cr=ed by
ss Sn FrE S r,ou .ssed by desIs e benefit
t-r BrepariaS ., usr tsis medicine, in = sealed
ehN' ~ 20 Any are he nee ts it. Free af CaIrzs.
ecctcsl 1OsFPu T INgAN,
station ID, 6'Oe House,
marE-U New York city.
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The WiIIiamsport Strike Riots

PROCLAMATION or GOVERNOR GEARY
HARRISBURG, July 23.-The Governor has is
sueo Proclamation in relation to the disturb
snces at Milliamsport, declaring the action of
,ne strikers In preventing others from working,
unlawful, and directing the military m batd
themselves in readiness when called upon TO en-
tice W JUS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

REPORTS FROM GENRvA.-A Geneva dispatch
says The claims tor damages caused by thu
Music have been dismissed by the arbitrators
The demurrer of Great Britain concerning ths
other vessels is overruled. The case of the
FLORIDA was concluded yesterday. The decision
1t is believed, awards 50 600 600 damages for her
depredations. The BOARD took up the case OF
the Alabama yesterday. =, :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

AsIATro CHOLERA is reported to be raging NJ
various points on the northern coast OF thc BlscE
Sea and az Odesea, and orders have been issued
be attacked with the disease a. that port In
the district OF kiev, situated along the river
Dneiper, there have been since the commence
ment OF the epidemic zs2s csses OF cholera Of
whom 1882 died and us recovered, leaving 63I
patients under treatment A Quarantine Of
ten DAYS has been ordered at Constantipople on
ali vessels arriving from Russian ports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

A NOTED PHILADELPHIA POLITICIAN SHOT.
Alderman William McMullin, OF the 4th ward
III Philadelphia, noted local democratic polti-
clan, was shot in the breast lest night by Hugh
Mara, one OF the recently pardoned convicts,
and is not expected to recover. The affair oc-
CURED in a tavern adjoining the Moyamensing
ho-e-house, where the anniversary exercises OF
the company were in progress. The Alderman
had followed man into the tavern Tor the theft
of Q bouquet when the shooting occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23
SbiDWReck.

EAsTroRr, NE, July 4.-The steamer New
England was wrecked yesterday on the English
Wolves. She was valued ct sl46 900, her engines
costing $500 She was Of 100 tons burrhen,
and had Just been thoroughly reftted. There
was no marine insurance on the vessel, but a
fire risk of e50 OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23
FINANCIAL AND OonnrxrI..

Inc Rev hork money market YESTERDAY Nrss
eNus mely easy. The current Operators AZ the
SOCK exchange being insufficient d rna'ov AZ
iSr rates al the money offered. Tle-s 1 :.
general expectation that when the rnorrv me-,
kCt changes the tall the change ~iW t-e = ..,ie,.
one. Government bonfs were quiet AVA an,
lo'h IN New York and London. pre- ,EaWiTs
litile or no change since saturday. H. fhe - -
market there wss an in,erse dulnc - except IN
IACihc mail. Enc. and MAh.sh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

BUYING IRoN-CLAps IN THIS COUNTRY
NEW YORK, July 23.-Advices from Rio de
JaDeiro say that those iron-clads for which the
Argentine Congress voted 50 COO, COO have been
ordered from the United Ssates Large ouan-
tues OF arms are arriving, and the Argentines
making other preparations for war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23
VThe Lerant Times renorts = n,

Ine LeNant Times reports q tremendous
hsiFstorm in the Providence Of Adrianople.
The s'ones were of the size Of walnuts, killed
2,Oeo sheep, 80 cows, and 10 horses, besides per-
tally destroying the crops Of IA villages.
~Quife q number OF Northern people have
IL is q fact tn At the thermometer does not rise
as high in the Southern as in the Northern
STATES.
sSFresh efforts are making TO induce the
Pope 10 leave Rome, and it said that Mrg. dc
Nerode has ofleIe ed him a vast estate near Rrus-
seis. he Italian cardinals are, however, op-
pofed to the project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

The killing of Tom Iowery.

ING.
NEW YORK. July GA Wilmington, v. C.
dispatch says the killing of Tom Lowerv of che
swamp Angel GanS, was effected by brothers
OF the murdered Col. Wishart and James
mckay and James Campbell. Lowery was on
his way TO a political meeting. when the ayeng-
ing party emerged from their hiding place and
fired at him simultaneously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

THE ARKANSAS TRoU BLEs.-Arms were sent
by the Governor OF Arkansas 70 Pope COUNTY
Saturday, ~ arm company Of militia OF about
one hundred. The latter are reported to have
and his friends charged with the late Killing are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

THE MARBLE CUTTERS STRIKE IN NEW
foRK.-The marble cutters entered upon the
ninth week of the strike in New York YESTERDAY
with little prospect of immediate success and as
little OF speedy surrender. The marble
polishers are ready to resume work on the old
system, but are unable, their work being dcpen-
dent upon the cutters. .-.. - = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23
New York News.
STRIKE RIOT.

NEW YORK, July IA lumber of discharged
strikers yesterday assaulted a body of Italian
workmen who were employed in their places at
Lorg Island city. A free fight of half an hour
ensued. TIE police scattered the d'sturhers.
FAILURE OF THE EIGHT-HoUR MOVEMENT.
There is scarcely ves,ige now visible at labor
trades uniors OF the recent eight-hour move
nent, The struggle seems ID have totally col
lapsed.
FroM GREELEY To GRANT.
). L. Streeter resigns from the liberal repub-
lcan committee, and will support Grant.
TOM MURPHY
writes from Long Branch that he believes
Grant himself paid for his side cOttas =; that
he (Murphy) didn't contribute any thir towa rtis
1t, at any rate.
HELEN JOSEPHINE MANSFIELD
IL 10 be witness IN the Barnard trial at Sara
toga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

Mr.. FrnDIp.rp FLAKE, editor Of the Calves
tn (Texas) Bulletin, month ago. bv AVIS of
his physicians, proceeded to the New Encland
Statss, and died . few days ago at New London.
Conn. His body was brought 10 New York, and
has been placed in q receiving vault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-23

ga Fond du Lac mstron gave birth last
week to four healthy infants whom 1t puz sles
her to fOndle lacteally.
n0A new drink called sstea souri, On held in
high repufe by the spinsters.
VtsThe Cook o. fhe PERIOD formed the
title Of the recent ating Grafton Of sensible
New Orleans schoolgirl. r-s-s ..Esi..
MA female pickpocket, arrested for plying
fined in the lockur-it Was girl.
0-Notvithstandipg the liquor Law, Boston
furnishes its police with . steady average OF
nearly 600 dr. unk and diserderly per month.
~ The new No mortal Hall of Beloit COLLEGE
Wiz, IL embeiiished with mural tablets to IL ;
ytucents who were killed during our civil war. /
a0A Connecticut fnatron Is found I'm IN,
possession OF cake baked thirty-two wears AGO
at the time OF Fl srrlsori's election II that cal
could speak il would doubtless have its stale I,
tell.