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CHOLERA.
TWO DEATHS AT CINCINNATI.

TWO DEhlH5 Al ILNNANNAlls
CINCINNATI, July 19.-Two deaths
from cholera reported in the city to-day,
FoTRTEEN eAE8 AT ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, July 19.-The health report
this week gives the number Of deaths at
l91, being fifty more than last week. OF
this number fourteen are reported Rs
cholera, siXty.nine cholera morbus; 1873
were under five years.
DISAPPEARANCE FROM RLIZABETHTowN
AND PADUCAH.
Ii is hoped the cholera has entirely dis.
appeared in ElizaDethtown and Paducah.
No cases reported in either place in the
last three days.
THREE MORE DEATHS AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 2O-Three deaths
from cholera were reported this forenoon
during the hours the Health Office re.
mained open.
TIE EPIDEMIC AT MOUNT VERNON.
EVANSVILLE, July 20.-A JOurHa! spe.
cial from Mount Vernon states that there
Is little If any change In the cholera
symptoms since yesterday. Several new
cases have been reported, and six deaths
have occurred in the city and three near
the suburbs. More than half the pOpula.
ton Lett town, many hundreds coming
to this city, and others are now preparing
to leave unless q favorable change occurs
Immediately. No pretense Of business
has been made for several days, and the
city has been almost deserted, and wears
o gloomy appearance. Physicians have
arrived from; several Of the surrounding
towns, and render all the assistance in
theft power. Among the deaths to-day are
DR.. MethesdOEf, young German ply
sician OF much promise, who has since
the appearance of the epidemic been
most active In his efforts in behalf OF the
sick and dying, and John Woody and two
The latter were the last but
one Of 9 family OF ten, who have within
the past week been cut down by the ter.
rible. disease. 1t has occurred in three
distinct caseb that four deaths have Oc.
CURED in single family, in one instance
leaving but one living, but there has
been no case equalllDg In sadness this
one. An appeal has been made TO this
city for physicians and nurses, those al
ready there being worked down. The
work Of disinlecting is still in progress.
SIN DEATHS AND TWO NEW CASES IN
EVANSVILLE.
During the last week six deaths from
cholera Occdrred in Evansville, and two
new cases were reported to-day, but no
deaths.
THREE MORE DRATHs AT COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, July 2O-Three convicts
died Of cholera since the last report-Da-
vid Nichols, o! Cuyahogs county; VIM.
Cannon, oil Pickaway county, and Patrick
Mallery, Of Cincinnati. .MAllery had been
in prison only about three weeks. The
first death from cholera occurred in the
city to-day.
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The Crons in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Tho Courier.
Journal tomorrow morning will publish
full crop reports from Kentucky In the
eastern part OF the State and in the Blue
Grass region. The recent rains have
greatly damaged the oats, wheat and
corn. Hemp in the Blue Grass region
Is very light. The aggregate yield VIII
not equal by two.thirds the crops Of the
preceding two years. Tobacco in East
eHn and Central Kentucky promises well.
In Southern and Western Kentucky II is
somewhat damaged by the rains, but
promises an average crop. Tobacco In
the Southern and Western counties also
promise fair crops.
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RetrcnchmCnt.
Prom the West vlrgiuian.)

Rrom the West Vlrgiuian.)
The boasted retrenchment Of tho Dem.
ocratic party has been often demonstrated
since the adoption Of tho new COnstitu-
ton For instance: Under the old Con.
stitution the Supervisors Court was con.
vened not o!tenGr than once a month, and
was limited to twenty-five days serviCc
during tho year. This involved an ex-
pense Of 50 per day for the President
$75, and 81 per day each Tor six members
$500; total 1915. To this was added
the Clerks salary, &c. 1t must be re-
membercd, however, that it was not
always the case that the Board exhausted
the limit.
Under the present law, the County
Court sits bi.monthly, and the length Of
each term is unlimited. At three terms
during the present year, all the members
present: Thirteen Justices at 50 per day
aggregate, $30-and the President, 81
per day-$43 per day. Number Of days
occupied by the several sessions, to pres
ent time, all the Justices attending, s; ag-
gregate coet, 1914; number Of days oCCu.
pied by the Court-Prcsident and
Two Justices Gttending-up 10 present
term (aboup 80 days; cost, for
President, $l2O; two Justices, at So pc:
day each, $3.50; total, $500. Total cost
to the people ofthe County Court system,
from January 1st to juno 18th, (Nbou)
1914; and to this is added tho salary ot
clerks, sheriIs, &C., and mileage, which
will increase the cost to at less, $500.
presuming, Of course, that the first figures
are correct. And the year Is scarcely
half gone, two more terms Of county
courL-one OF them a general term, ut
which all the Justices will be required to
participate-being still on the docket Tor
September and November.
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PENN'A FEMALE COLLEGE,

To bo opened Wednesday, Sept. nth, Supplied
With experienced and competent Professors aud
ProyislOns made for thorough liberal cducA.
lion, Degrees conferred upon completion Of
courpe. Partial cOurte students received. Con.
BtAnuy cnlIrging equipments. Buildings m
surpassed for location, beauty and comfort For
further information apply to JAMES BLACK.
u. D., President Of Faculty, Fifh Avenue, Pi,u.
burRh, Pa, or any Of the following named truE
tees : JAMES LAughlln, Robt. Mcknight, j. 4
MoOrheGd, Pres'l, &c, Hon ]. +. S,eTrctt, Rev.
Drs. Howard, Wilson, Brown, DR.. Jas. hey,
Msj. VIM. Frew, &c, &C.
REFER also To the following patront Hon E5ru.
MCJunkin, Butler, Pa; Gen. A. Is M'Calmuni.
Franklin, Pa; Hon. j. ". ScOfsld, Warren, Ia 3
David MillCn, %enia, o.; Rev. DR.. j. y. llntrh,r
son, Madison. Ind, &c, &c. lyl'rrud
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Knight Templnrs' Excursion up the
AllCEhanY.

PITTSBURGH, July t0.-The Knight
Templars' excursion Of the Grand Officers
Of the Grand EncampmGnt Of tAe United
States, and Templars oil Pittsburgh and
AlIeghany, arrived at Msysville, New
York, tonight, and oil seemed delighted
with the trip. Those from tho West are
enthusiastic over the magnificent scenery
of the route Up the Allegheny river, II
being an entirely new sensation TO them
Judge English, Of Arkansas; John W.
Simmons, OF New York, and Gen. Frank
Gurley, Of st. Louis, are OF the party: A
large number Of Pittsburgh and Ale
ghaDy Sir knights and their ladies &C
companied the excursion.
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Farmers Convention at Fl. Dodge.

CHICAGO, July 2O-At Fort Dodge,
Iowa, yesterday q county convention was
held 10 select delegates 10 the State anti
Monopoly Convention to be held at Des
Moines, Iowa, August 18Th. About three
hundred farmers were present.
Resolutions were adopted denounCing
monopolies Of all kinds, political and OIL
cial corruption, demanding revision and
reduction Of tariffs, and declare that both
the present political parties have failed tc
satisfy the honest sense Of the people and
have forfeited their title to the respect and
confidence of honorable citizens, and thaI
they turn their backs upon both without
fear and without remorse.
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Mai. DERANGEMENTs.-WG do not
know but We could endure the many dis
advantages OF the present mail derange'
ments; but when there is added to these
the incOmprchGnsible mismanagement by
which letters and papers are carried all
around over the country, TO the ends oi
the earth anil back, before they are per-
mitted to reach their destination, II seems
10 us TO be Just little more than mortal
man can stand. We need a better system,
perhaps; else competent managGrs-Or,
m aybc, competent route agents. We
know the regular agents on this line arc
we'll qualified, and We know they under
stand the route; but there is iOOscness
somewhere. 1t doesn't seem to so much
matter uhere a msil.pOuch is deposited
whether for Fairmont, or for the North Of
Greenland-thc correct thing upon the
parlIof certain officials seeming TO be tc
rid themselves Of the full complement o.
sacks; but when the North Of Greenland
genlFairmont mail, Fairmont necessarily
lssteth and iamishGth and-does without
Certainly, this is not pleasant nor saustac
tory.
We hope for a change.-WtSt Pir'
glHidn,
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ST. LOUIS.
SALE OF THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
EEJOINED.

SALE OF THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
ESJOINED.
ST. LOUIS, July ia letter from
Judge Dillon, OF the U. s. Circuit Court
now sitting in their chambers at Daven.
port, Iowa, was received here to-day sta
ting that he has granted d temporary in
junction In the case Of tho Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company against Gov. Wood:
son, Of this State, restraining that official
from selling or Offering Tor sale the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad 10 satisfy On alleged
balance on q State lien, amounting to
about $S,OO000O.
ARRRsT OF A MERCHANT ON THE CHARGE
OF BWINDLING.
John Il. PlCton, Of the firm Of N. r
PiCton, commission merchants, was ar
rested to-day at the instance OF Sterling
Price, on the charge Of obtaining from
him S04 bales ol cotton, Vsled at $l9, 900
on false pretenCes. Picton was released
In $4,000 bail.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 20.-Parliamen will be
prorogued the first week In August.
Samuel Wilberforce, u. D., Bishop OF
Winchester, fellIrom his horse yesterday
and was killed. He was riding with Earl
Granville from Leatherhead to Lord
Covers country seat, where Gladstone
awaited him: The horse was going at
full speed at the time the Bishop fell.
His neck was broken and death was in
stantaneous. ...v--
The master builders accept terms Of
compromise with the journeymeh.
LONDON, July 20.-The masters have
agreed to the demand Of the journGymen
masons, and the expected strike has been
averted.
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Fire at Henry, Ills.

HENRY, July 2O.-A fire here at ten
O'Clock this morning destroyed tho house
and barn of John RIM, the house and
barn Of G. s. Woodward and the barn oI
]. Gallagher. Woodward's loss $1,000
insurance Sl5 1000, In the Homo Of Colum'
bus. RIMS loss $1,000; insurance 81 200
In Phoenix, Of Hartford. The fire origt
mated in RIMS barn. Supposed TO bt
the work OF an incendiary.
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THE SPRINGFIELD REGArA.
Card from the UmpiTes-The Judges
d not Fairly Stationed and the DecIs.
lon NOT Euuetable, -......-


NEW YoRK, July 10.-Ths umpire in
tho late regatta at Springfield, publishes
card in which he says that it Is proper
that the public should be informed OF GER
tain facts which will explain the confusion
that resulted in determining tho actual
winners. The score or finishing line,
instead OF being located at right angles
with the river banks, as 1t should have
been. vas by carelessness or stupidity on
the part Of those who located il, placed
diRgonslly.. The eastern end Of tho line
being some $50 yards lower down the
river than the westerly end, where judges
were requested by tho umpire to station
themselves. BY this, arrangement, boats
arriving at the casterly end Of the line.
which was some two Thousand feet long,
rowed RproportIonGlly longer course than
those coming in on the westerly shore.
Had the line been located properly at
right angles, with the course OF the boats,
the result Of the race would have been
entirely different, andthe race decided on
tho merits Of the crews, instead Of the
chance in position Of crossing line, no
two points OF which were equally distant
from the start. Tho stalking out Of the
course, or changing the same, was wholly
with the Regatta Committee, and not
within the province of the umpire, who
supposed II TO be. Correct reports ofthe
eleven judges elected TO serve at the
score will be received in few days, and
the positions of the seven boats not placed
will then DC announced. i
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Suicide at milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, July l9.-This evening q
young Bohemian named Wartz Fslk,
about thirty years Of age, while laboring
under ft Of insanity, shot and killed
himself at his boarding house on Cherry
street. He had been very despondent Of
late. Wartz was a single man,
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CUBA.

HAyAEA. July 2O.-Thc Chinese labor
ers on the estates are getting dissatisfied
with being paid in paper currency, They
contracted for their wages 10 be paid in
silver, and unless the planters fulfill Their
agreement disturbances are likely to
OCCUR
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The Yale Exploring Party at CheY

CHEYENNE, July lO-The Yale explor.
ing party celebrated last night the
victory OF their college at the Springfield
Regatta, and today they leave for Fort
Bridge where they will spend the next six
weeks in investigating the geological for.
nation Of the Wasatch mountain.
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BOSTON,.
A shooIIng AGalr Belwecn Doctor

BosToN, July 20.-This evening shoot
ing aiEray occurred on Oak street, in
which Dr.. a. N. Wlnslow narrowly cs-
capped being killed by one Professor Mac,
who extensively adverlisGs patent medi.
cine. The trouble originated in u business
transaction. The shot hit WinslOW in the
left check and penetrated to the cavity
above the nose, where probing failed to
reach it. Professor Mac had not been
arrested ut a late hour.
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MeYEcan war Yeterans.

81. LOUIS, July 2O.-A meeting Of the
veterans Of the Mexican war was held
here last night. It was concluded TO
call q convention Of all the veterans Of
the Mexican war in the Mississippi Val
ley, to be held hero on the Sth OF October
next, and an invita- ton was Issued to lhat
affect
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prutaI Wfe.Murder IN LoutsviIle.

Brutal WifesmuTdcr IN Louisville
LOUISVILLE, July 1O-Jauies Cannon,
formerly bar keeper in this city, but lately
policeman in New ORLEANS shot and killed
his wife in this city to-day. The wife
separated from Cannon some years since
on accountof Ill treatment, but Cannon
came up from New Orleans month or
two ago aud pur5uadcd her to come back
TO him. She lived with him three weeks
and again Left him. This morning Gan
non went to the house where his wife was
and attef some conversation with her he
pulled pistol from his pocket and placed
1t against his wiGes breast and fired, the
Wite fell to'the floor when Cannon fired
again, the bullet entering her breast the
second time, she died almost instantly.
Cannon was arrested after brief chase
and lodged in Jail.
WIFE MURDER EXPLAINED.
Anger at his wiie's' infldelity was the
apparent cause Of the murder Of Mrs. Gan.
non by her husband yesterday. The vile
had not lived with him for three years up
10 within a, few weeks, and was cnciente
at the time.
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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.

Tho KebeIS ELpeCIlnE Alu ITOm
Mexico and Peru--COnfeTence
with s. A. Republics Proposed.
New YoRx, JGiy 19.-General Que.
sada, brothcr.in.lRw of President Ces.
pedes, and q confidential agent Of the
Cuban Republic, arrived here yesterday
bearing dispatches to the Columbian
Minister at Washington concerning Gu
ban independence. He states that / 800
troops have beEu promised from Mexico,
that Peru will probably soon render as.
sislanCe, and arrangements arc being
made for holding at Washington u con-
ference OF representatives from all the
South American Republics TO promote
Cuban independence.
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A Fir,t Clnss Notice.

tProm the Hancock COuricrl
We had the pleasure Of meeting, lasI
Sunday, the wife and mother Of DR.. g
W. Caldwell, ol WCllsburg. Mrs. Cald'
well, Sr,, is II years Of age, but looks
competent to spank the doctor yet, as big
As be is.
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On Monday, for the Eastern, Gull an d
South Atlantic States, northwest and
southwest winds and generally clear
weather, except on the coast, where
cloudy weather and possibly light rain
may continue.
For the. middle and Eastern States,
rising barometer, northwest and south.
west winds, with lower temperature, and
generally clear weather.
For the lower lakes and Ohio valley,
westerly winds veering TO north with fall.
ing barometer, and partly cloudy weather,
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KANSAS.
Important Land Contest Decided.-.
Wheat Crop.

PARSONS, July 19,-In the contested
land case between the Missouri, Kansas
s Texas Railroad and the Kansas Pa
cilc road, Judge Garfield, of the Davis
County Court, decided that tho land in
controversy belongs TO the Missouri,
Kansas s. Texas Company. This case
involved the title tonearly one hundred
thousand acres Of the best lands In Kan.
sas, which are worth at least $S00000.
The wheat crop is all secured, and it
makes better yield than at first anuci-
pated.
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River News.

PITrsnURGH, July Electromagnetic 6
feet q inches, and falling.
CINCINNATI, July 2O.-ltivcr Is feet
and rising. Weather clear and cool.
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VIENNA.
sIxTY.oNE FATAL CASES OF CHOLERA.

sIXTV,ONB FATAL CASES OF CHOLERA.
LONDON. July 19.- Private adviCes
from Vienna, dated the 18th, state that up
10 that time there had been 0l fatal cases
Of cholera. In single hotel, where AZ
persons were attacked with the symptoms
Of cholera, six died. The hotel was closed.
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LIVERPOOL, July 19:-steamships Gu
ba, from New York; Olympus, rom bos-
ton, Berlin, from Baltimore, and Herman
and Kron Prinz, from Bremen, have ar
rived,
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Homicide at Albany..DomestIc In.
felicity.

ALBANY, N. Y, July l9.-Michael
Manning was stabbed fatally this evening
by Peter McNamara, who charged Man.
ming with being criminally intimate with
his wife.
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WASHINGTON.
EXECUTIVE ApPoMTMRNTs.

WARRINGTON, July 19.-Anthony Mics
tadt has been appointed gauger OF the
18th District Of Illinois. Postmaster Gen.
eral CresgWell has ordered the establish
ment Of q free delivery system at Grand
Rapids, Michigan, and at Bloomington,
Illinois, with i've carriers in the former
place and three at the latter, at a salary
Of $500 per snnum.
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FRANCE.

RRCEss OF THE AssEEBLY.
PARIS, July 19.-The Assembly to-day
voted to take recess from July q until
November o.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the Intelll gencer.

By the Western Union Line.
OAlcc Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe bes)
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CHESTER COUNTY MURDER.
Conspiracy to DeiTaud an Insurance
20 .H COmp0ny.

BALTIMORE, July 2O.-A. Campbell
Co.'S was arrested today on charge Of
conspiracy with William Undertook and
W. Co.'S 10 deiraud insurance companies,
and in default Of 1880 bail he was com
mitted 10 Jail. It Is understood that his
arrest Is based on information Of parties
who have returned from Chester, Penn,
whittier they went for tho purpose oI
Identifying the remains Of the man who,
il is alleged, was murdered by Udderzook'
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PROBABILITIES,

wan DKPARTHEAF,
UFPIuH or TIN CuIHY SIGNAL 0PFIoRR.
WABuHgFoH, D. O., July 20.-slQa r. \.
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CINCINNATI, July 19.-Two deaths
from cholera reported in the city to-day.
, 1873-02-10

COLUMBIA, Pa, Feb. o.-At 0 this evening the
back water occaslono by the leo gorge at Chlci-
ios is falling. Tho Pennsylvania Canal Is Hood
ing it's banks. About eight inches Of water now
covers tho tracks Of the Pennsylvania RAILROAD
in tho vicinity Of tho tunnel, just west Of this
place.
Tho canal basin is filling up, and tho coal
stored on tho banks is being washed away. Fam
lies arc leaving the ahoros, and dieastfofe
flood Is expected. Railroad travel uta Columbia
may bo interrupted unloss tue leo broake away
and allows the wator to HubHide. The Columbia
railroad and travel bridge Ia In imminent danger.
II the ice lolds at Columbia 1t cannot bo looBo
below, hence thore IL probably no change ut
Port Deposit,
Ponr OEpos1T, Nd, Fob. p.-This afternoon
the water began to rtBo and pour into tlto town
at Rock River, and tho atreets worc soon Hooded,
az was also Atiddlotown, just above hero The
scene Of fpartien moving household effects from
tho threated points WAS repeated, and with much
moro excitemont than heretofore. The water
at o'clock Was higher than at any
timo since tho frenhot beghn and the alarm
Of tho inhabitants increased momentarily as tue
watcra gathered AROUND them. Tho Presbyterian
Church was entirely surrounded. At tho new
Methodist Church tho Sunday School was com.
pollod to suspend suryooa, tho pupils With great
difficulty reaching their homes. The minlBtor
was unable to roach Ills residence except
by boat, and, pernons caught in the lower
part ct tho town Ind either to como by boat OF
thko tito bill path. Friendship Hotel, near t!'o
centre Of tho town, Ia completely surrounded BY
water As yet no movement OF ioe 10 noted or
reported from above At Q to'clock the
water IL attll rising and tho excite
, 1873-02-10
NUMBER IT'S.

most II rs. Tho market conseqaent'y r,lea dull,
s sn sfs%ey ss :3
Thorc .,.s' tic usual attendance Of New York and
Of Wcstofn dried bcef, they considered 1t twond TO
70 s ths % a k eeeTss r. which
coipts this weep were 437 car lo.ds,, or lass
bpr will be oher Bont forward commission held
over until noxt weeks market. Tho following aro tho
ruling prices this week: Extra, 81 first qun1
iy! aeoe9s7 second quality III sS3qSSs570; SS third
nI1toti Cowa-Ntarkot fair. About 100 hcad
ceyed with limited demand. Prices have declined
about Id 90 per head, Tho ruling prices for common
to good Ia from $1,000 70 10000.
BltEEr AND LAMnH--T11e market opened dull, with =
3argc htock on hand, and reduction Of 1c per
n failed to createa demand VERY {ew bnyers ha.s
on co,1nlBslon. The ruling prices hayc been Coarse
wool aheep, B@7Ao: fno wool do, e97c; latnbs, 1880
per b. Receipts 70 chr loadB.'
uooa-Doing nothing. Receipts "a? car load1, oil Of
which have been aont forward In lrst hands.
IIonsEs-Nfarkot fairly active, with good general
supply. Niuoteeu car loada we're received, and ihe
trade In good be expected for tho tins OF tho
Ytar.