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Fer inlaInatory and Chren,c

Rheumatism, Govt, Bilious. Remit
tent and Intermittent FcyCrS, Diseases OF
the Blood. Liver. k!3cys aud B.alder
these B.tt'ys have no equal. Such Diseases
are caused by NJtd,cd Blood.
Mechanical DiSeIS2S.-Persons en-
gagged in Paints and Minerals, such Us
Numbers, Typl-srticg> Gold-beatcrs, and
Miners. as they advance IN life, are subject
90 paralysis Of Tie blwcl>. To guard
against this, take i dose of WALKERS VIM
EGAR BrTEBS occasionally,
For SKIN Diseases. Ermtions, let
tc-. Ss.t-l,acum, B.utcAcs. Spots Pimples,.
IU-'U.eS, Bols. Ca.auuc,e,. l,ugwUrms,
Sea'u-hcuj. Sore Eve. E~v>ipelaS. Itch,
S,lrf>. Discoic~atiors of the Skin. Humors
and Diseases of the St,u OF whatever name
or nature. are Literally dag up and carried
ON. OF the system in Slorl time By tho use
o.. these BitterS. r.., saIE
Pin. Tape. and other Worms,
lurking iu the system Of So many thousands,
are clec;uaily destroyed agd removed. No
system %. medicine 40 vcv!ni.uge5 10 an
;lrui.i'i'> viii 'rec The system rom worms
Ike these H,tjets
For Female Complaints, in young
or Old. married or single, at The dawn OF wo-
r-saYul. or t.8 turu Of l!fe these Tonic
Bitter, display SO decided an influence that
improvement is soon pegccpthe.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood rhen-
ever you lind rs impurities bursting through
TIE saM IL vimpts. ErupuouS, coy ores;
cleanse it when Won lld 1t DISTRACTED and
Sluggish in tto veins; cleanse il who. it is
foul. Your feelings viii tell yoG wien. Keep
the blood pyrc, ani tle health Of the system
wi. follow.
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Railroads erendjng MrOugh tie entire West and Northwest,

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FOREIGN NOTES.

The annual camp at Wimbledon opened yes
terday.
The session Of the Swiss Federal Assembly
wa opened yesterday.
Real Admiral jenkins, commanding the
United States naval forces the Asiatio station.
ports from Shanghai May &C. the following movements
OF vessels under his command On the Tth OF April he
Temporarily transferred his flag from the Hartford
the MonOcacy for the purpose OF visiting ports between
Hong Kong and Shanghai. He visited Swallow. Annoy
and Foochow calling the yiceroy OF the latter place,
and being as informed the first foreign Officer
who had obtained interview with him. The present
yeeroy on account OF ilhealth. had usually avoided
receiy wing such interviews The Admiral had pleasant
interview with the VcerOy and was conducted through
the Chinese arsenas, backwards and schools near the
Pacoda anchorage. on the 18th OF May he arrived at
Sngpo and visited the Foulai and the military com
msnder and on the 18th OF May arrived at Shanghai
0uding there the Hartford IroquOis and PalOs. The
Hartford sailed from Hong Kong on April 80 arrived at
Anov Nav A. at Shanghai MAY 10. On May II the Ad-
Inirals Gag was retransferred 70 the Hartford The
ackawanna wac at Yokohama May 20, under orders 10
besat Hagasa early III June The saco arrived at Nara
saG NAV H. The Yantic sailed May 10 for Annoy and
Nagasan The PalOs was under orders 70 relieve tbe
Ashuelot at Tentsin The Idaho remains anchored NJ
ok
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NETWORK. TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1873.
Ret and for stock therefor this otherwise way
region isvery convenient.

Ret and for stock therefor this otherwise out way
region isvery convenient.
DIGGER INDIANS CATCHING GRAssHoPrERs.
huinS through the foothills near RockIin, 1 saw q
oiiouS and unexpected sight There are still q few
eoned Digger Indians in this part OF California; and
"""' saw was party OF these engaged in catching
si'snoppers, which they boil and eat They dig
VI iunnelshaped holes, wide at top, and IS inches
oP On cleared space, and then with rags and brush
the grasshoppers toward these holes forming for
"' purpose wide circle. IL is slow work. but they
~ 10 delight In It; and their excitement was great as
9 heared the circle Of holes and the insects began to
0P "u Ial into them. At last there was a close and
P'u Iahy and half "a dozen bushels OF grasshOppers
Noio uhVen into the holes; whereupon hats, aprons
D"sS ana rags stuffed in. 10 prevent the multi
'uuoS from dispensing; and then began the work Of
pioAing them out BY handfuls, crushing them roughly
~ tue nand to keep them quiet and crowdng them into
'ne oass In which they were TO be carried TO their
rancheria. Sweet, all pudding" cried an old
WOMAN 10 me, stood looking on 1t is not a good
year or grasshoppers this year; no. they like the year
winch an inhabitant OF Roseyille spoke later
tue uay when, be said they ate up every Bit OF mis-
Eaueh Truck and then sat the fence and asked him
Tor chew Of tobacco" en-
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to deprive the Indians Of and horses and IL, too
military have complete control Of them secretary
Delano expressed himself having more confidence IN
the Indians than Gov. Davis has While ne. OF course
desired peace should be maintained he WAS IN favor
Of dealing as Ienenty possible with the Indians ana
thought the that they had returned the oapiVes
and were now behaving themselves was an argument
in favor Of their future good behavior Gov Davis villa
return Texas ia about ten days and meet Commits
soner Smith Of the Indian Bureau Sherman, IN tho
latter part OF this MONTH from which point they VII 10
to Fort Sill for The conference
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TWO CRIMINAL TRIALS IN LONDON.

TRUE BILLS FOUND IN THE BANK OF ENGLAND PoRG-
FRY CAsE-PRoGREss OF THE uCBBoRSE CASE
LONDON, Monday July z. 1873
True bills have been found against George
Bidwell, Austin Bidwen George MaedoDnel and Edwin
Noyes the Bank OF England forgers and they will be
tried at the old Bailey in August.
Upon the resumption OF the trial OF the Tchborne
claimant this morning it announced that the de
feD6ant was SICK and he excused from attendance
upon the court for few days. Mr.. Hawkins of the
prosecution said they would close their We'd
nesdsy next when adjournment OF 10 days would be
fala
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THE KHIVAN CAMPAIGN.

The TOWN OF MAUGIT DESTROYED BY THE RUS
sIANs-TEN THOUSAND PERSIAN SLAVES CLAIM
RUSSIAN PROTECTION.
LONDON. Monday, July 7. 1873.
Dispatches from Khva state that the town
OF Maugit which made desperate resistance fired
and destroyed by the Russians Kilai, which suTen-
dered without firing a shot, spared.
The vctGrs in Khiva Persian slaves. many
OF whom claimed the protection OF Russia
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THE SCENE OF THE WRECK.
PROPOSED INDIAN CONFERENCE IN TEXAS.

PROPOSED INDIAN CONFERENCE IN TEXAS
WASHINGTON, July AT an interview to-
day between Secretary Desno Gov Davis Of Texas and
Mr. Smith Commissioners OF Indian Affairs In reference
TO the release Of Satsnta aud Big Tree t Was agreed
that rntendent Hoag should notify the kiovas and
Comanches 10 meet at Fort SILL Texas for conference
with Commissioner smith and Gov Davis on the Sth day
Of August next superintendent Hoag thinks the pris-
oners sheud be released he rs under the impression
that Gov. Davis promised that II they would return
their capyes and behave themselves the release OF the
Imprisoned chiefs would be ordered The Indians have
returned their captves and now promise 10 behave
themselves but Gov Davis Is not disposed to put any
confidence in their promises and wants time 10 proye
the truth OF them. He demands as u condition for
the Immediate release Of Satanta and Big Tree
that tho Indians will give up their arms
and horses, ireturn ~ their reservation
place themselves under military surveillance aod draw
their anons otherwise the prisoners cannot BE- surres
serod do believes The eslv true sssee pssy ssy Texas
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THE SHAH OF PERSIA.

LIBERAL PRESENTATIONS IN ENGLAND - ADJOURN
MINT OF THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
LONDON, Monday July Z, 1878.
The Post says the Shah of Persia, before
leaving London. made many presents, including 5000
TO the servants of Buckingham Palace and $4,000 10 the
policemen who stationed there.
PARIS Monday, Jnly 7, 1873.
The Assembly has adjourned until Friday in honor Of
the Shah OF Persia.
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THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

CITY OF YICH BLOCKADED-REFORMs IN CUBA.
BARCELONA, Monday, July Z. 1873
The City of Vich, 81 miles from Barcelona,
is blockaded by the Csrlists.
MADRID. Monday. July Z, 1873
Senior Suner Minister Of the Colonies, engaged in
preparing a comprehensive scheme for reforms in the
Island Of Cuba.
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rrIRGRAPHIC NOTES.

IA L. Cohen's house in Springfield, Mass, was
robbed Of e. Of dry goods on Friday night
William Il. LincOlH Of Dedham, Mass while
sttbg rs wife SUNDAY evening near that village r ibo pI
e1op ball snhg the lefi SIDE Jest bor s
heart His wounds dangerous There 10
DO clue 10 the assassin.
90. Martin b. Anderson. Commissioner and DR..
1bAnt doyt Secretary Of the State Board Of CbaThef are IN
hotsser upt1he ~ pabbt Institutions ibcodbg The pes bms
bOe application having State Board desgpat
th1 OF the tt taVp0n 81 htt
gssDef sStoIJsSe viii lie Of i've L3GslsteIe
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CHOLERA.

CINCINNATI, July u Seven deaths frorn
cholera reported at the Health Once TODAY
MEMPHIS. July There were a interments .day.
only three of which were from cholera.
NASHVILLE, July Tho total number of deaths Sun
day Was L. Of which were from cholera The total
number OF deaths to-day none OF which were from
cholera special dispatch from Chattanooga reports
deaths there during the last .s hours Is of which were
from cholera.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.

THE RANC-DE CASSAGNAC DUEL.
NJ. DE- CAssAGNAC SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
PARIS, Monday, July 7, 1879
The duel between MN. Ranc and de Cas-
sagnac took place this morning on Luxembourg terri
tory. NJ. dc Cassagnac seriously wounded. II
Ranc wasialsO wounded
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=. Herbert Maxwell, age wars. a son Of On
eset Ascsrsen and Aasasus Aadre 500 ~ .p W.r,s Asa
AssJsssa ~ re crew Ii,s sea, s.th NJ ,.rd..
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IA French woman and child in Dudley, Mass,
bsa The epeoa kerosene oil Saturday hfi
Ma, esh dd les bss AsshS ss ." sss bssb ssPsd and
t<sne
, 1873-09-01
WAStNGTON.
Special Utspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
AN UNFuLr1ILEp DUTY.

AN UNFULFfLLED DUTY.
Tho statement Ia mndo that there has boon no
publication OF the account Of tho roceiptn and
expenditures Of the Goyernmont since Con.
Grant became President. Tho dot of Congress-
Of 1841 provides that tho Secretary Of tho Treas.
ury shau prepare and aubmit to Congross, on tho
1st Of December OF each year. an account Of tho
receipts and expenditures of the, Govern
mont for tho preceding fiscal year:
Tho last ono Of these documents, which has just
come from tho hnndB OF the Public Printer, ex-
tonds only to June so, 1860.
VIOLATION or THE CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
Tho investigation into tho conduct Of the JUS
ticca Of tho Peace In this District has developed
tho fact that one OF tho moBe notorious Of grab-
bing Justices s ut tho Bano time clerk IN tho
Second Auditors Office, which III In direct vioa-
tion Of tho executive order of the President
relative to tho holding of civil Offices. This indus
t1ious clork las been accustomed to bold his
courts as Justice Of the poace, in tho evening.
nooRKEEpEn OF THE NEXT HOUSE.
hr. otis ]; Buxton, Doolkooper Of the House
oppositfon in htscaudidaoy for recollection by tho
next Congress-. Tho Western and Southern
members have beon complaining that the Enst
for many years has had more than its propor-
tomato amount Of tho officers Of tho Hou6e.
The Doorkeeper has forty appointments in his
&naencs Ell sao It eisqHe Is Sseve tst ssag %S
will be made to secure tho appointment for O
T1bktIIl VI DO4bue4A uAAs A"o hEnt01A GAA@
didates have already boon mentioned for the
position: Col. J. ". bwyer, Of Ohio, and Col.
D. ". Mum, Of 1llinoih. It is also stated that
tho District Goyarnment here havo candidate
for Sorgeautat.Arm Of the House Of Rep
reBentatiyes, and that some fayorito contractor
| is the coming man.
JOURNALISTIC.
It Ia reported that daily Conservative jour-
| nal will be started hero carly in December, un-
der control OF H. Y. johnson, Of Georgia, who
ran on tho Douglas ticket as = candidate for the
| Yice-Presidoncy, in 1860.
{Io The associated PTtss.]
| THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 91.-The Senate 8elect
| Committee OH Transportation mill meet in New
York Oh the lat OF September, and not the 18th
OF that month. ~ hnB been Btatod.
| DRAWERS or THE GRAZ.
| With one exception, such Of the mombera OF
| the House Of Representations whose terms con-.
| menced on the 4th Of March last, az have drawn
their monthly pay, hnve taken the full rate under
tho new Compensation law. The ono excepted
has drawn at tho old rate
TREASURY PROGRAMME.
The Secretary Of the Treasury las directed
the Asnatant-Treasurora at New York that during
the month OF September ho may sell 81 1,500.0Ui
Of gold on zach Thursday, and buy s500,000 it
bouda on the third WedneBday,-in all, Eol
$6,000,000 Of gold and buy $500.000 of bonds.
STRUCK WITH PARALYSIS.
Beau Hickman, who IL known throughout tlt
country by reputation, and familiar to visitors tt
! Washington for many years, WAS yesterday
stricken with paralysis and nov lies In . hope
less condition.
, 1873-09-01
MISSOURI.

Trouble Anticipated in Galloway
C0unty-The HllIatlu to lie Held lii
tkp1luinchs.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3t-Adjutant-G Genoral Graf
ton haa issued al osdor to Maj. Fuchs, ranking
officer Of the military organization OF this city.
to ascertain ut once how strong 6 force Of
militia eau bo mustered hero for service In caho
Of emergency. Meetings Of several
companies wore held last night,
and others will be hold t9-morruw
to determine how many men will hold them-
solves in readiness ut tho call Of tho Governor.
It is Understood that Gov. Wooison apprehents
that trouble will grow out Of the Galloway coun~
ty lyuching affair, aud tue search now in prog
ress for tho Iowa railroad robbers who arc
known to be be in ono or moro coun. in this
Btate, and wiHllos to bo prepared for any
emerEoncY,
, 1873-09-01
;HICAG0. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ], 1878.
q COUPLE Of p1ncky young mon narned Austin and
Seymour. WHO had sottlod up with their ornd-
itors. came out boldly, and reproved tho spirit
OF those present.

THE BHY1ooKH ArfEAH.
At Inst Tom CarruthorB and Evans came stalk
inn in. They Ind boon all tho afternoon at tllor
Offices waiting for delinquent shorta:, Ho ut
onco began to fro buokshot among tue lame
luoka. Ho sntd that ho would settle on tho basfa
OF 30 cent?. II thoy did not choose to pay that
lie didn't know but that lo ehould squeeze
thom evon harder. Tho rules, ho said, gave him
q right to do 80. He called for tho roadiug Of
THE RULES.
They BRO like thoHe of tho Chicago Board, OK
copt those OF tho following:
delivery IL not delivered on tho ay Of maturity Of
such contract tho rarchascr or seer may, At ha op-
sP ss tSs iS9's5 p; s en s e
s sssE y t@S S% Ss1s =, nn:, my
IN IN 'wrns Of sueh pSfehase = saie or my compel
average market poe on the day q maturity Of con-
daH e It cee mee bS to par aans tSo asn
s SEC. ~; T. whSn 81 parties anior Sections rs, and
choose to consder contract filed at the market
shn1l bo referred to tho Committee provided for
IN soeon . sshd9e decision shnl be nn @ ana m binding
shipment to Eastern and Southern markets, or for
manufacturing md consumption, irrespective of my
fictitious valO may DO selling for this market.
Carruthors' new Interpretations astoundod
everybody. He Bald he could not DO hold by tho
rule, becauso 1t implied material disagreement,
with an understanding that tho mattor should
20 to tho Committee.
1t this
THE sQuEAL1Na nEcA1fE VERY LOUD.
| Evans wanted to know whether this whH q
charity meeting. II 80. ho would like to have
! the amount Of hia contribution A1ed at once.
Many others spoke. Some wildly ofrered thoiI
| pound Of flesh to tho shylooks. Ot!lors atated
that their top-knots woro ready for tho Bcal erB.
| There il no doubt the hot woather had something
| to do with tho diminished forttude.
| To-DAY'B SPORT.
The whole matter will 60 tomorrow to the
Committee, consisting Of seudder. President o.
the Exchange, George Balm, and ]. ". Carroll
1t is impossible to foroshadow what they vii
doodo. It IL thought tho longs will force the
prico up to 81. The shorts say they will rebe
and stand lawsuit.
, 1873-09-01

Tho Peoria city bot,ila, to tho amount Of
s114 900 fell due tho first Of tho preae,' mouth.
Forty Thousand dollars were bolltls slyon In Aia
Ut tho lnreau Valley Nailroad, assd S7l 400 ~
aid of the eastorn extension Of tho out Peoria &
r, i. L ". HALLWAY. Up to Saturday sl00ouo
Of those matured bonds had been received by
tho First National Bauk and redeemed, leaving
$4,000 still outstanding. Al the Bnrosn Vallo!y
bonds lad como IN, and 900, ,000 Of tho roorln, y
Oul1awka bonds. Tho redemption of these bonds
!oayes but aG7 900 Of the original railroatl.nid
bonds voted by tho city aud county. ahu ttacy
fall due the 1st M August next yeas'-leo'7a
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