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MORE RAINS IN THE WEST.
Unprecedented Storm and Flood
Abnut Jacksonville. Ills.


ST. LOUIS, July 7.-The Democrats
Jacksonville special says the heaviest
rain storm ever known In that region be-
gan about twelve O'Clock last night and
continued till five o'clock this evening.
Twelve and fourth inches oil water lell
during the storm. AL the streams rose
to an t1upreced edented height, bridges were
swept away and great damage done 10
the crops. Several embADkments and
culverts on the Toledo & Wabash and
the Jacksonville, Northwestern & South
eastern Railroads were washed away and
the trains stopped or detained.
The dispatch futher states that unless
fine weather sets In At once, the wheat
crop must suffer great damage II not
total destruction. The spring wheat ia
fGton the ground and much of 1t will
neyes be harvested, and the fall wheat In
the shock 10 beginning 10 grow. The
corn on the bottom lands is submerged
and will be almost totally destroyed, and
even that on the up lands in many places
Is under water and will suffer greatly.
RESUMPTION OF RAINS IN ILLINOIS, IN.
a' DIANA AND OHIO. '"N.
CINCINNATI, July 7.-Hope was geneI.
ally entertained that the storms which
have prevailed with. such destruOttVeneas
throug ghout Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio
during the past week had given way u
clear weather; but dispatches received
from various poinls pn,the line Of the road
from VIhcennes TO indianapolis, and In
dlanapolis 70 ythja, ,qity on the line Of
Railroad, and thence south to the Ohio
River, indicate that the rain hORagRin cot
IN to-day and this evening. In some pla.
ces farther west In this tcrritoty rain has
been falling during a greater part oi to-
day, and tonight, shortly aflcr dark,
driZZliDg rain commenced hOre and has In.
creased until at midnight q steady rain Is
falling with prospect of continuance,
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ANOTHER WRECK.
The Steamer City OF Washington
Ashore on the Nova Scotia Coast.
AlIthe PASSENGERS Saved.

HALIFAX, July THE steamer City ol
Washington, from Liverpool, June Path
cid Queenstown, June 25th, Tor New
York, struck on Gull Rock bar, Port Le-
bear, seventy miles west Of sambre, at 9
o'clock p. N. on Saturday in a dense log.
All the passengers and crew were landed
safely. The ship has about fifteen leet ol
water In the hold, and Is likely to become
q total wreck. The puIser % expected In
this city at about II o'clock, when the full
particulars will be obtained. The pas
SengeFs,. baggage, and spare stores were
saved.
HALIFAX, July -Midnight-The pur-
ser has not yet arrived, and 1t Is impossi.
BILE to get any further intelligence from
the wreck tonight, as Il lstwenty miles
from any telegraph office. ....,
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be granted At the meeting This evening.

be granted at the meeting this evening
One ounce oI tlis kind Of prevention
will be worth pounds ol cure. II will be
infinitely cheaper 10 money and life, tG
ward OF an epidemic by such means than
70 sit down Supinely and let 1t deCimate
our population and stop business. Every
city east and west Of US IS busily at work
We should no longer neglect nor TITLE
with means Of safety, There IS enough
scientific knowledge 10 the city to indi-
cate the measures d prevention that are
ueedIul wetrust there iS enough intelIi'
Rence in Council to direct their employ
meut and enough energy in the health
department 10 employ them.
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Nlnanar NaHa.

LIVERPOOL, July 2. Steamship Spain,
Cambria, Nevada, AdriSuo, New York
and Virginia, from New York arrived
out. The Periere from New York, ar.
rived at Brest. s-l ..5.....
QUEEHsToWN, July 7!-SteAmahp Gala.
bris from New York, arrived. w b..
HALIFAX, July THE British flying
squadron has arrived from Bermuda. The
steamer StelnInan, from Antwerp for New
York, has Just arrived, short Of coal.
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Apaches on Ihe War Fan In ArIzoua

San FRANCISCO, July 7.-Advlces from
Tuscan, Arizona, state that the sergeant
from San Carlos brought information to
camp Grant that EsklDau3inWllh Q large
number OF Apaches Rerc at Ban Carlos,
and had robbed the settlers Of their stores
and taken the war.path In the mountains.
A man was dispatched TO Sonora 10 en-
ploy the Mexicins, held In captivity many
years by tho Apaches, as traitors,
Major Brown at once sent q mes
senger to camp Grant. Before his
arrival eight or len Apaches, stationed at
that post Us soldiers, had deserted, taking
their arms and ammunition, showing the
Apaches had facilities for conveying In
formation quicker than the military.
Signal fires are visible on several points
north and east Of Camp Grint. The
probabilities are that death and destruc.
iiOn will be commenced again.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

NEW YORK, July IA letter from
GeneyA 10 the World gives q conversation
with the late Empre8s OF France. She
says her Wait to France 10 for political
purposes. II q nSeleas TO try to conceal
It. She believes there will soon be 4 gen.
eral return of the people TO order, and
said the Piedmontese government at
Rome, the 0nti-O Christian, or pagan court
at Berlin, and the wild command at Mad.
rid are filled with fear al the awaken
Ing Of Catholic France. Now that
the Wretched Thiers il gone, all
moves well. MacMahon Is President and
loves France. The future, said Engine is
Ouls, and France Will lead the reaction
against the forces which have seemed to
threaten the existence Of sanity. and re-
liglon throughout Europe. She saw In
the future that France will again be at
the head Of the ns lions, the robbers driven
out Of Roma, the Pope restored, Germany
divided into harmless States and Austria
again strong. ,..ut. ~ D.. 80.
LONDON July IA special from Paris
under the date Of the 9th inst says duel
between Arthur RanicA and Paul Del Casg-
agnAc Is to take place al 8 o'clock to-
morrow morning. ef. aa,t-a
NEW YORK, July7.-Thq Paris papers
say that the Archbishop has addressed
petition 10 the Assembly; asking permis.
sion TO build st his own expense and by
public subscription, q church GU the
butteS OF Mont Martre, the stronghold Of
the late insurrection. ....y-.,.I..
PARIS, July 7.-The Assembly has ad-
Journed until Friday In honor OF the Shah
OF Persia. J .., H. ..,la..,.-
A duel between ii. Ranica and NJ. De
CasaagnAc took place this morning on
Luxembourg territory. IL. Dc Casssguac
was seriously injured, N. RAuo was also
wounded. d, u..r.. .r
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The credlt mohllIer Gnlrn.

HARTFORD, Com. July 7.-Sixty.tWo
defendants In the Credit Mobiller suits
to-day entered personal Appearances In
the U. s. District Court before Judge
Shipman in this city They moved that
tho bill be dismissed as regards them, on
the ground ol the want OF Jurisdiction Of
the Court, the said defendants reading In
the southern district OF New York. The
motion to dismiss the case will probably
be argued at the September term. Eighty
other defendants appeared by counsel
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Library Gift Concert! f!
AFuIl Drawing Certain.
S5OO,OOO in Bank 10 Pay Gifts.
10000 CASH GIFTsPAI6IHFuLL.
SIOO, 900 for Only Ten Dollars.

Buough Of tho 10000 tickets iSsusd for thu
THIRD GRAND GIPT CoEcERt, In aid Of tho Pub
lie Library OF Kentucky, having been sold TO 10
sure inll drawing, and the Wish having beeu
universally expressed that tho 10000 caA6 RiIts
offered should bo drawn In full and paid In full
management, VITA! the concurrence of tho tFus
toes, have determined 10 allow ninety d0yD more
for tho sale OF tho remnAntB Of tickets lett Oh
hand. The concert and distribution advertised
for April 8 is therefore postponed to Tuesday,
July 8, 1873, on which day, and no other, they
viii positively aud uneQ1iYoeAlly, take place In,
the Public Library Hall, LoulByIlle, KY.
Al this grand concert tho following cash gifts
win b. distributed by lot and paid In flll 70 the
ticlIetholdera who draw them:
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up0n deposit IN tho RAFmore' and DnOVora' Bank
Of Louisville, and sot ABIDE tot that purPose and
by tho following certificate Of the Cashier:
oYFIUI cP FARMERs' AID DRoVRRs' BANK,
LousVnLR, KY.. April Z, l6ts. !
This 10 10 certify that there 70 IN the PRrmeri'
and Qruvers' Bank 10 tho credit OF The Third
Grand Git Concert, for the beuGat Of tho Public
Library Of Kentucky, hve hundred thousand
agers to pay the gifts in iull and viii b0 held by
the bank and PAID out for this purpose, and this
purpose only X. 8, VhRoa, CAShier.
backs, and 20 or tie ESQ DO, he Sf6,0V6, tbs
$40 Co., the SO 0o0 the - oo0, and al The othar
gins, 10, 900 In numbOr, amounting 70 500 000..
The remnant OF unBold tickets will DO furnilh.
cd tothoOe who 6Fet apply lorderS accompanied
By the money. 1lWRyB having proloFenee oHer
llgents) At the following prices: Whole uetots,
$40; hGlEet, 3; and quarters, 81 Oi ~ whole
hekets ioE 800, 50 for $500, ilS for q oo1, and
SO m g 0oG No discount on lolB than 800
Tho concert and distribution Of RiftS viii 90
gin q o,elock on Tuesday morning, July 8, 10
Public Library hall, and the following will bS
the order Of proeecdInGs: Let Music by orchGA
tlHl band. "a. Placing oftags lone for each tick
fmGli wheel. 4Ih, IusIe by oreSsstTai band.
slh. Explanatory remarks BY President. 9Th.
DnWtnk Of 1IBt half Of RifG6. 7th. HuGie By
orchestral band, 9Th. Drawing Of last half Of
gifts. 9th. Placing Of large wheel with tags IN
hands OF cummittee appointed BY audience 10Lh.
Grand orchestral concert
The mGGic on this grand occasion viii bs the
best that can DO procured, and the geulSmen
who count and place the tags and Rlft1 In the
wheels and supeIintend the drawing and keep
the record Of the drawn numbeFB win be chosen
from the best known and most Trustworthy cid.
EenB Of tho SAtei all will bo 20 oondaetOd q 70
bO . perfect GuATRnty Against complaint IRON
f6S payment OF gins viii begin on Saturday,
July u, At 9 O'Clock A. \. Tiekets drawing gifts
must DO presented Ht room No. I, Public Library
bullolnE, where eAGh checks upon the FATmeTs'
and DroverB Bank Of louisville, or sight drafts
upon the Fourth National Bank Of New York,
1t the option Of the holder, will b0 giVen for tho
tisketS, All gifts not called for In months nom
the drawing, VIII be turned over to the Public
Library fund
For iull particulars send for circulars.
.HiI H THoB. 3, BRAlILRTTk,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, Louisville, ky
Por Tickets OF information Hpply TO
Nv. L. RODGERS, Agent;
100 Market street, Wheeling, Viva
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Thu YelInw.ronn RrhaiItInn,

WASHINGTON, July IA dispatch from
the Stanley Yellowstone expedition, dated
In camp seventy miles Weai Of Blsmarck,
Dakota, June 80, states that the health Of
the whole command was good. The In
dIsns were offering no serious resistance
10 the location OF the railroad through
their hunting grounds, Abundant coal Of
good quality was found dtweuty.seven miles
vest Of the Missouri river, on the survey
cd line of the road, and the country thus
far traVersed BY the eGpeditionaTy force
Is an excellent one, well gtaESed and
Wntered,
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The Health Of Vice President
Wilson.

sPRTNdFrELD, July 7.-The Republican
says Vice President Wilson has paced
into that stage Of health which Chase 20
long occupied, paralytic invalid, to
whom lie Is Of most uncertain duration.
The nature Of his disease may not utterly
destroy his usefulness as q man and pub.
lie servant, but will undoubtedly limit bis
ambition and activity. With careful
nursing and cessation of exciting toll, he
may yet enjoy for many years Q kind Of
an honorary post In our public councils.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 7.-Trtie bills have been
found against George Bldwell, Austin Bid
well, Geo. Mcdonnell and Edwin Noyes,
Bank OF England forgers, and they will
be tried at the Old Bailey In August.
The Shah Of Persia before leaving Lon
don made many presents, including $4,000
to tho servants OF Buckingham Palace and
sig 900 TO the policemen stationed there,
LONDON, July 7.-Upon the resumption
Of the trial Of tic Tichborne claimant this
morning il was announced that tho dc.
iendant was SICK, and he was excused
from attendance upon the court for q few
days Hawkins, Of the prosecution, said
they would close the ease Wednesday
next, when an Adjournment ut zen days
Will he taRen.. Gt. sf i-hu 2
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Jake ThompBon'G Deficit Explained.

WASHINGTON, July Tho deficit Of
1891 900, charged against Jake Thomp.
son Secretary Of the Interior under Buch.
ansn's administration, Il lSexplained by the
statement that that amount Of Indian
trust bonds was distracted BY one God.
dard Bailey, . clerk in the Department
Of the Interior. The deaclt, though chRrg.
cd to ThompsOno account, e carried
from yeat to year In the account Of the
Secretary Of TIE Interior. The Indian
trust fund Accounta Of Secretary DslAno
have been settled uptto June 80th.
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LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE Rock, .ARK., July ETUol. O.
A. Bradshaw, Grand Master Of the Grand
Lodge ol Odd EellowB for this Slate, died
very suddenly at bis home, In Pine Bluff,
last night, with cholera. Jas. B. Keats,
one Of the Oldest citizens Of Little Rock,
died ll9t niRhk, WV III
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!. ia. III. wan DXPAlTHRAT,
UFBIUA OF TH8 CHTRH 8TgHAL oPSTCBA
WARRINGTON, D, O., July $500 ?. Y.
PRoBABILTTIRn.

PRoBABnTTTR1. Ha
On Tuesday for the Eastern Cult States,
.northerlY winds and clear weather, iol'
lowed by southeasterly winds and occa'
sionAl local storms. ,.. .t,.
For the South Atlantic States, easlerly
winds, high temperature, and partly
cloudy weather, With numerous local
rains on tho immediate coast.
For the Middle States, northeast and
southeast winds, higher temperature and
cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
For New England, generally clear
weather, with somewhat higher tCmpera'
ture.
For the Lake region and Ohio valley,
northeasterly Winds, falling barometer,
increased cloudiusss and numerous local
storms,
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A ZooIocIenl GARDEN for ClueipnaIII 4

CINCINNATI, July Cat a meeting
held in this city to-day, articles of Incore
poratlon Weie Lgned by's number Of men
Of means Incorporating q company with
$500 900 capital to establish geological
garden in Cincinnati, and one Of the parks
9 contemplated as the place. in the gar-
den.
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Death from Non.E1ploSlVe Oil.

WoRCEsrER, MAsa, July IA French
woman and child, in DudIey, were q
badly injured by the explosion Of kero,
sine oil, Saturday night, that both died
Another child cannot recover.
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Another EarthQ QuaEe at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, July 7.-Another shock Of
an earthquake occurred at Q o'clock this
morning. The only damage done by the
shocks Of yeBterdAy was the throwing
down Of q chimney in the centre Of the
city.
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Assassination Near Dedham, Mass

BosToN. July 7.-WilliAm B. Lincoln,
Of Dedham, while walking with his vile
near that village, was shot by some IN.
known person, one ball entering his lett
side Just below the heart and The other
at his knee. The wounds ErS dangerous.
There Is no clue To the assassin. -
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EEpIOsIOn Of q Patent Gas MaehIpe.

PAEiHsdN, n. j., July 0.-About nine
O'Clock tonight, . patent gAS machine at
the DGnfoEt6 Locomotive Works, was eX'
ploded byG watchman approaching TOO
near Il with his lAntern. Two Watchmen
were seriouSly and one dangerously burn
ed, The damage TO the building was
tfifllDg. 1 sob.
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PITTSBURGH, July 7.-AOnongahela Z
feet 8 iOches, and taIling.
LoUBvTLLE, July 7.-River falling with
six feet, ten inches In the canal, and four
leeG, tan inches IN the chute.
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THREE RIVERS, CAM, July IA fire
destroyed Gilmour's Hotel and q building
owned by LODgdon, Belor & GirArd, and
several smaller houses. Los. go ,000i in
sured
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LONDON, Jolly 5.-DIspatches from
Khiva state that the town Of Marlgil,
which made desperate resistance, was
fired and destroyed BY; the Russians.
KlAi, which surrendered without firing q
shot, was spared. The Victors found In
Khiya ten thousand Persian, slaves. many
OF whom cldImedthe protection Of Russia.
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TABLE DIVERSIONS.
A Pleasant Breakiabt Party al VIM
chester, Va l.u

New York, July IA dispatch from
Winchester, Va, states that while q
family named Little was At breakfast
Saturday o feud broke out, when two
s1ns, named Oscar and Iycius, commcnc'
ed firing ut four other sons and their
mother. The firing being returned by the
other SONS; Oscar was wounded, captured
and sent TO jail. Another son named
Clinton was wounded, also the mother,
Clinton died Saturday evening and the
mother will de-. .p.. ...- .....
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M1nIled.

ST. JOINS, July 7-Rey. Dr.. Lee, Rec
tor Of Frederickton was drowned a
Westheld this morning while bathing.
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SPAIN.

BARCELONA, July The city Of Hlch,
81 miles from Barcelona, Ia blocksded BY
the CArlists. 80. -, .. =.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
G1alusITOly to tho IntelII goncVr.

(By the Western Union Line
Uf1c0 Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe btSl
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reported thFOaRhoutnoHh
ern KBnHas show large yield. ..|-
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The TrIaI OF Cam. Inck.

SAN FRANcsco, July 6.-FoRr KLL.
MOTH, July 3.-The Commissioners trial
Of Captain Jack and the other Modocs
aceeasors in the murder Of citizens and
implicated In assassination Of the Peace
Commissioners, will convene on the 9Th
inst. The following extract has, been
Order No. l.-shOuid any oadcet1
named be unable to attend, the Commis.
sIoners viii nevertheless proceed and
continue business before It, provided the
number present be not less than the NUM-
Der pr&cabed BY lGW.9 E3LGBi4
[Signed. ]. G. DAVIS,
Geh. Davis tSU0ps, B.K. isE1csvEiiy,
left this post yesterday morning for Camp
Warner, theneeito Camp Kafney, and
then to Walla WAllA ,,,s,isz
! Lieut. Bacon viii proceed 10 Camp Hal.
leck on official business. .n..ta
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rae ApPRoACHINu RACES At ERIE.

ERIE, Pa, June 7.-There are sixty
three entries for the races hero on the
10th, 18th and 18th inBts. The entries
for the 2:9l race on the 18th Inst. are,
Jno. W. Conley, Sensation, J. G. Brown,
Judge Fullerton and Florence Belle.
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Tho money 10 pHy all these giftg In fnlI u now
up0n deposit IN tho PRrmRrs' and DroVpEa' Bank
OF Louisyllle, and sot aside for that purpose and
can only be ueed for that purpose, bS viii be seen
by tho following certificate Of the CaShi0r:
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The passengers by the steamer City of Mer-
IDA, which vessel has been quarantined with
to-day
Ninety dozen of struggled kid gloves were
captured by the police last night. Two sailors
OF the steamship California have been arrested
as the smugglers
Mary McGinnis, a servant girl, has been ar
rested for robbing her employers of $4,000
worth OF diamond jewelry.
Inc trunk of Mrs. Maxwell of Salt Laks, a
passenger per Algeria, was robbed of diamonds
valued at over $4,000
John Dougherty has been arrested in Brook
probably die.
There were heavy showers tonight with
thunder and lightning
to-day.
Inc West Side Infrmary for diseases of the
eye and throat incorporated by the last Legis-
Ia a IRE organized tonight by the election of
oinGers, aad will be opened on Monday next
under the management of Drs. Kenneth, Reid
anu stephen DeWolfe as one of the leading
medical charitable institutions of the metropo-
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MINOR TELEGKAMS.

Samuel B. Gushing, an eminent civil epgin.
eer, was found dead in his bed at Providence
Thursday morning. He had been unwell fol
several days.
Reports have reached London that several
cases of cholera have occurred at Vienna. 1t is
said that the authorities of that cit are en-
deavoring to suppress the particulars
An attempt was made at Philadelphia Thurs
day night to send up hotair balloon, but while
initiating the canvass it took fire, enveloping
the aeronaut and burning him badly.
Cotton reports from Arkansas. Texas and
Louisiana, up to July 11th, show decided i'm
provement in the condition of the crops.
Ad,ices from different parts of New Mexico
drought.
The Republican Convention at Santa f. New
Mexico ned on Wednesday, nominated S. b.
Elklns delegate to Congress.
In indianapolis building fell, which mum
Der of workmen were taking down, iniuring q
dozen workmen, more or less seriously.