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The columbus Convention.
co,mErrs OF crNcnNArI PArERs

coAnGRETs OF CINCINNATI PAPERS.
CMcMHATI, July 3l.-This mornings
Commercial comments editoriAlly upon
the proceedings Of the convention Of Co
lumbuS yesterday, as follows: /.
"a chapter Of political history ot i'm
portance 10 the nation WAs read at Co.
iumbuS yesterday. A fair and full ex.
preston Of the profound public dissStia'
iaction With the Republican as the ad-
mlnistration party and with the Demo-
cratic party;aS the oppoaition. A third
partyWs In good faith put In the field.
Tho stroke OF buRne8 done was Of the
most serious character. A platform con-
taining d great deal that Is excellent was
adopted, and ticket that Is strong nom
mated. No negotiations wete carried on
the trading politicians were lett out IN the
cold" ~. = =.
The Raquirsr editorially says: "To
sum up the new party, which comes to US
with q flourish ol trumpets, is but weak
and puny affair. The meager conven-
tion, the Indifference with which It's ac-
ton Is received, and the character and
antecedents Of the participants, all go to
prove that the of repeated declaration
that there was o great popular demand lot
a new party, was but deluSion and Q
snare. Il iGDot 0 peoples movement, and
It will never become peoples party
The managers, through their platform,
propose nothing that cannot be obtained
through The regenefated, llberallzed and
modernized Democratic party. We look
upon this movement now but as an insur.
rection among the quartermasters and
contractors OF the Democratic party.
Their efforts will be mainly directed
against thGt Organization, but Il will rise
superior 10 the assaults. It ls understood
the founders Of the new party ask no
afflliation or cooperation with the Demo
cratic party. Let us SEQ 70 It, then, that
they do not receive any. The Democrats
ON The 9th Of August can nominate geod
ticket and adopt Q platform which will be
indorsed by every true Cfelqrmer In The
State, With our consent, the ticket nom
mated on that day will contain the name
Of no man nomlnRted. at Columbus yes
terdsy. We counseled and labored for
peace and harmony between men claim
Ing labor for Q common cause, but the
leaders OF the new party have tasted ol
the insane root, and they have declared
war upon the Democratic organization.
It lS not ready 70 surrender 70 Q handful
OF political adventureES, and II, ,Wtl assert
itself upon the 9Th afler the'old manner
and clotheitseH with { new glory"
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FORT WAYNE.
Discontinue OF tho South WaYnerb
Who Wanted a Separate IneOTPO-
FaIlOnssA PeFllouB Feat. -t.I |


Discontinue OF tho South WaynOEb
Who Wanted a Separate IneOTPO-
raIIOn.sA PeTllOuS Feat. g !
Fort WAYNE, July 31.-some time
since the people In the southern part d
the city, In order 10 escape the city taxes
petitioned the County Commissioner ioE
Incorporation as an independent town
The petition was referred and an appeal
taken to the Circuit Court, Judge Slack
Of Huntington, passing on change q
venue. The case was thoroughly argued
last week, but the Judge, reserved his de.
cision until Yesterday. Il was against the
appeal and Ia favor Of the city. The case
will be taken to the Supreme Court, but the
jokeis that South Wayne, which would
probably have remained outside Of the
CITY limits for several years, has been in
corporated by the City Council and has
10 pay its share OF the city taxes.
Last night q man who was half tntoXi
Gated performed the dangerous feat q
climbing TO the. top Of the Iimbers which
have been erected for the purpose olcom'
pleting the Catholic Cathedral. The
toWers are already 100 leet high, and The
timbers made an addition Of IS feet more
or 2O5 in all. The space on the topiS no,
larger than the head Of beer keg, a
large crowd assembled, expecting 70 seC
the man fall, but he offered 10 bet doll8l
he could stand on the top. BE finally
reduced the bet 70 Q glass Of beer, but
finding no takers, came down in safety.
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rhe AGrn1 lad Cave ON, ~.

LOUISVILLE, July 31.-The Rhray Rt
Cave City, KY, mentioned In these DIS
patches few days Bince, was between
Bowen D. L. Graves, Lessee ol Mammoth
Cave, and Creed Tucker, his agent The
psrti6 were, msldbSa settlement, when
a dispute af6SS; resulting IN Graves being
cut several times with . bowie knife IN
the hands of Tucker. Both parties fired
pistols several times, Tucker missing each
time. Graves slightly wounded young
brother Of Tuckefs,' who jumped between
them, by. an accidental shot Both men
have been arreSted. Graves was quite
seriously wounded. hsh 'gr
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CAuERoN's CoRN.-Hon. Simon Can

CAlERoR's CoRN.-Hon. Simon Cam!
eron, when. Secretary Of War In PreSi'
dent LIhc0ln'a Cabinet, made 4 VOW to
plant com In the streets ol Charleston,
where the rebellion started. At least d
reporter Of q Philadelphia journal a aI-
thoFity for the statement, and the fulfill
.ment ol the promise che Lancaster pa
Examiner gives In Mr.. Cameron's own
words II did not forget that resolution,
and when our troopa gained pose esio91
IoE that ga ditiouG city, I went there, planted
the com with my own hands In one ol
the streetS, engaged q man TO Gttend to II
and cultivate L, and tothis day l preserve
the fruit ol that crop In my cabinet Ct
home. I! nsFer had any doubts q 70 the
result OF the struggle, nor had any
scrupleS about using every proper meap4
70 accomplish thSt result 10 the shortest
possible time! ,i...'''s 81. 81 !, i'',.'
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LKTRST NEWS.

-Tha President returned to Long
Branch; from Kingston yesterday altar.
noon. ut ..E ri Ifs. .nl, EEHl.I
--Gemge A. Brown, paymAateR In the
United States Navy, did Of Alfred, Me-,
Thursday, aged % yearsjE ans -u.'tII
The IItS Springs Hotel, At Lllz,
Lancaster county, Pa; Rhs destroyed BY
fre ThuBdAy, f-'h:' "'''G' '''
WILLIAM Campbell (colored), charged
with the murder Of Thomas Doyle Gt
Cairo, u April last, has been found gully
Of murder In the frSt degree, and sem
tenced 70 be hung. .a- .'f =.
Frank Fulton, q mose worthy young
man, In the employ Of mentel and grate
company OF Columbus, Ohio Wa Instant
" killed, Thursday AFTERNOON, while o..
tempting 10 pull & mRntel up 70 the second
stofy d the mAnnfBct6fy ~. WAeI ct .
great heiEht from no ground the rope
SIIn6hedito Ehe lahntal GlippedJ and the
mantsl fell on Fulton, crushing him 10
death. -. I-a H#. .."' 49,. 10.
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KANSAS.
The Session Of The state Grange.

The Session Of the State Grange
LAWRENCE, July STAT the session Of
tho Kansas State Grange to-day resolu.
ions we're passed deprecstIng the promi.
nence pIyen to horso racing at the State
Falts, And calling upon the farmers 10
more literally support the Fairs, 90 there
might be no occasion fot depending on
raSiig as q means Of making money.
Resolutions were adopted On the trans.
.portatiou question, the most pointed Of
winch. Was one demGndIng either iArm.
Inc property tobe taxed aBTailroad prop
Grty Is, upon the basis Of It's income, or
railroad property, "a well a. farming
property, DO taxed on the basis Of value
Independent Of income. t
Resolutions were passed expressing
sympathy with the settlers on the osage
ceded lands. ...
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CHOLERA,

LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-TWo deaths from
cholera occurred at La Grange, Ky., TO-
day. The disease has entirely disappear
ell from other Kentucky towns, md no
case has Oppearedin LOuiSvllle for weeks.
EVANSVILLE, July S1.-The Journal
has private advices from OGrmi, Illinois,
saying that the cholera has, broken out
there with fearful force. Eight deaths
had occurred In tWenty.lour hours
up TO one o'clock p, n, to-day,
making fourteen deaths since The
cholera made It's appearance there, about
q week ago. No cases ihave occurred
aimee one o O'clock to-day, and active meas
ures are being token to dIsiniect the town.
A number OF families have fed. ~.
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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON,

About TO Undergo a PerIIOus Opera
tIon..Danger that He may not SHr-
ViVe. =
Boston, July 8l.-The Krening 2FaU'
eEfr Of to-day publishes the following:
"a Washington correspondent tele.
graphs that Vice President Wilson ID
about to undergo formidable operation,
It is thought thSthe may notsurvive.
On the contrary, Mr.. Wilson Is much
better than he has been any time since
bis illness, and is steadily Improving. No
operation Is or ever has been contem'
plated. 1t is to be regretted that news
paper correspondents will not allow him
to recover in peace" ss.I y !
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The virginia Repabllean Convention

LYRCHDURG, Va, July 31-ln the Re.
publican Convention this morning about
3 o'clock o vote was arrived at for Lieu.
tenant Governor, and G. P. Ramsdell, Of
Surrey county, received the nomination
on the first ballot. At three o'clock
nearly, a dozen candidates were put In
nomination for Attorney General; but
pending tho calling ot the roll, they were
all withdrawn except Judge David Fultz,
q native Of Staunton, Va, who was nom.
mated on the first ballot. The Conven-
tion then adjourned until noon today.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
LYNCHBuRG, July 31.-The ConVen.
reRssembled at noon ..-,.s .,r. ~ .
Col, Hughes, thenomlnee for Governor,
accepted the nomination. N /
Tie Committee on the Platform an
nuuhced the principles which would gov.
eTu the party In the approaching Canvnss,
They reafE1rm the platform Of "; endorse
the administration of President Grant;
favor the sd valorenI system OF taxation
as Get forth In the Constitution; favor the
total abolition oI tax on tobacco, as soon
as II can be done without detriment 10
the national finances; advocate internal
improvement, not only In Virginia, but In
tho whole country, as means OF cheap
transportation, and therefore favor
the competition OF the James river and
Kanawha canal and call upon Congress
10 make an appropriation at It's next
session, believing II national necessityi
in favor Of the payment ol the State
debt without Expressing the people; op.
poses all extra compensations; In favor ol
economy In State and National affairs
disappr0ves OF what Is known as the
IundIng bill, as having been made solely
in the interest Of .bOnd.holders and
demand submission Of the ques-
tion Of the financial condition OF
Virginia and West Virginia 10 tho Su-
preme Court Of the United States; In ia
Vor Of the development oi the resources OF
the State; In favor of the impartial ad-
mInistration of Justice to both races; In
favor Of the election of President, Vice
President and all officers by direct vote
Of the people; opposed To Gen. Grants
policy OF settling International disputes by
arbitration, instead Of Tesorting to swords;
demands that Federal Coufts shall be &C.
cepLable 10 all citizens for redress de-
mands reform in State laws In order 10
secure fair elections by the abolition OF
partisan supervision.
The report was adopted.
ne A resolution was introduced by . col
ored delegate denouncing the salary grab
which created much confusion and excite.
mept, but no action was taken. Iy
Congressman Plat defended the back
pay bill as just and proper.
The salary grab resolution was, by the
implied consent Of the Convention, with
drawn by the member who offered It.
Adjourned Eine die.
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DR.. KEDzrE, ot the Michigan Agricul-
tural College, gives the following account
Of The Injurious action Of salt on tres
"Ou the college grounds, there formerly
grew q fine, vigorous specimen oicommon
SISsaIras apparently 10 perfect health. a
quantity ofatfonR brine vas inadvertently
thrown beneath This tree, forming stag
nAnt pool in It's immediate vicinity. In .
very short time the tree began 70 manifest
signs Of decreasing vitality, The salt
was absorbed, unchanged, In such I'M
menSe quantities thGt entering the clrcu.
lAIion, 1t etfloresced upon the surface oi
!asleayel p . ThitS cEyes1d niHs qeroEL
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gh6olinr Aafay At Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Jerome A. Pen
defRasE wharf engineer Of smith'S wharf
and Wesley Ricketts,, senior member ol
The firm Of Ricketts, & Co., Ht No. SS
SmiLh's wharf, quArrelled this morning,
and Pendergagt ATed three BhOtB OF Rick.
etts, one Of which took effect inhis right
thigh. The wound Is mot thought 70 be
dangerous. PendergESt was arrested,
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FRANCE.

Pans, July 31.-One hundred Depu-
ties TO the French Assembly have sent 10
the Pope an Rddres6 assuring him of their
continued devotion 70 His Holiness. -
II Is reported that the Count de PAris
has gone to visit the Count de Cham.
brOfda. ls.I1..' N."f ... . u ~
Gen. Chadband La Rsuf refuses to cit
With the court martial convened for the
trial Of Marshal Bazaine, lF.f'
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aLrENNEsSEE.. I

The New. STATE Movement Unpopular
in MemphIS..s"Hanging Played
Out.1r 3aSl'S 5GqTGS
MEMPHIS, July 31.-The movement 10
create q new State, with jackson, Ten.
nessee, as the Capital, meets with no I'd
vor here, the entire press Of the city being
opposed to II, and not q single delegate
from this county participated in the con-
Mother Early Esom, sentenced to 30
hanged on the 9Th Of August, Is engaged
In getting signatures TO petition for
communication Of the sentence, and 1t ID the
opinion OF many members Of the bar and
citizens that, after tho remarkable paper
promulgated by the Supreme Court in the
case OF Sturgeon, sentenced 10 death for
the killing Of Johnny Murphy, hanging Is
played out In Tennessee. ...s.'.
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PTTaHuRaH, July S1.-The river ross
q few inches last night but b on Gtaud,
with 9 teet 9 inches in the channel this
afternoon. Cloudy and hot, with every
|OppearAnce otrain. - ~ tr
GMCrNNAT1, July 8l.-RlvR sieet and
gtAtionagy. AniYed-LAWTence, from
Memphis, and Andes, from Wheeling.
Warm and BhoReY,
LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-RiVer falling,
with 4 feet O inches In the canal, and 2
feet 8 inches In the pass down the Indian
Chnth. I-L.t LLulLE ----- NJ LIZ ~
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The OriGiaa URion has a department
devoted to answering "lnquiring iriend1,"
70 correspondent who ASked the edl-
tors opinion ol croquet-playlng, was re-
turned: I'VE think Il ls amusing to Wo'
men, agreeable 10 men, and fascinating
to ministers. For all perSODs who need
gentle exercise, Il u even better than bill
llArdE indeed, Il b Q kind otfIeld billlatdl
billiards gone 70 grasS.' Anybody that
y too pIonS 10 play eroquet (ongA 70 DC
done up in etArchsdj BleI Vql y 3 hg
and hung up like suit Of Sunday clothes
and not let ont TIL meeting TINT"
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Systematic Robbery OF the p, Ft. W.
'sF 'Hi "'i & G. Railroad.
DETECTION AND ARREST OF THE TH1RvE

DETECTION AND ARREST OF THE THIEVES.
CRRsTLNR, O., July Sl.-For the past
elk months the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad Company have been
losing large quantities Of goods from their
cars, and Instituted complete system iw
the detection Of the guilty parties under
the general management Oi Pinkerton's
detective agency. The matter culmi-
mated In the passing over the line
between Pittsburgh and Crestline Of J.
D. Layard, assistant general manager,
K Virgins, Superintendent, and ]. 7.
Windbrools, the solicitor oI the Com,
pany, accompanied by Mr.. Warner, OF
Plnkerton's force, arresting some twenty
Of the !employeS Of the Company. Large
quantities oI the stolen goods have been
recovered, and the whereabouts Of many
more are known. The guilty parties have
nearly all been committed for trial, and
their conviction Is certain. Under the
present complete system II Is impossible
ior crime OF this nature 10 go long un-
discovered. .r.
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Tho German TeachsE0' COnySittor
ru.tyR At 81. LOpIa. IA

!. ST.. LoUrh July y8l.=7A good portion,oI
the SeHgion Of the German Teaches: Con
Yenton to-day was taken uptn disoussing
The question RhelhCgl ths Character !o
Structions Of female teachers Whether
women ne proper peTSonSito teach tahd
hGYe all the qualifications for teSchefs
Local and osAIlEl pommitteaS YeFef Sp
pointed for arranging lor future c0nven
lions. Two OF three essays were read
and GGOar pgaSinga numbuto resolutions
the convention a6iodtn0d. ~ = -
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WASHINGTON.

WAsu1sGToN,, July 81.-Ten per cen
Ia 10 paid informers hereafter by The
Treasury Department instead Of six.
Professor Hall, Of the Naval Observa
tory, last night obserVed the comet dis
covered By BouViIly, at MaHeilleS, France
on July a7th. The position Of the come
Is as follows: Washington time, July 80
twelve hours, tWenty.three minutes, right
ascension one hour and sixteen minutes
and twenty.eight seconds, decllnation
Z deg. and SO min. south, motion small
and 70 the southeast.
The War Department Is advised OF the
death Of Col. Llewellyn, U. 3. officer
He died at Paris on July 7th. :
A patent for twenty.six thousand acres
Of land being held by the Surveyor Gen
eral Of California, in his office at San
Francisco, pending further evidence re-
lating TO II, the pstentees there repleVened
the Surveyor, put the sheriff In his office
and threat tened last night 70 blow the safe
open 10 obtain the patent. The General
Land Agent has telegraphed the United
States District Attorney to take all neces'
sary steps 10 prevent interference with
the Surveyor.
No formal communication has yet been
made by the government Of Spain TO our
government concerning, the recent pro.
ceedings In relation 10 the Virginius; but
the Department Of State, this being an
international matter, is examining into the
entire subject, 30 as 10 determine whether
tho official conduct Of Consul Thorning-
ton WIS justified BY the circumstances;
and % Q preliminary 70 such ,inyestiga.
ton, the Acting Secretary ol State has ad;
dressed q letter to Secretary Richardson
making inquiry, 1t Is said, concerning the
clearance Of that vessel, and any other
facts in the possession oI the Treasury De.
partment affecting her character
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rho CanadIan Railway Scandal.

NEW York, July 3l.-A Toronto spe.
cIal says the Governor General has Just
ordered q Royal Commission TO invesd-
gnte the charges brought against the min.
lStfy In the House Of Commons by Mr..
Huntington. This Commission will hAvo
tho power Of administering oRtha, Which
the Parliamentary coRmltes loEinquity
|hGd not ThesS chafgts involve The
whole scandal, which, AAs connected; the
HinclrS, and other mlniStas with the d.
legged Improper uhe Of them ofiCiRl iPflh-
ence in the award oiTallway conttacls.
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CLEVELAND, o., July S1.-The third
dAy's races Of the Cleveland Club were
hoStDoned, on Gccount Of the heavy rain,
I'm to.motr6W,. Fridays pro anime VIII
la carried out Saturday, when old9nilh
TaJdl I,lgvt and American Girl will tTot
Jor $1,000 The interest IN The face q on
lie increase, and the prCSpech ot the nsxt
two days are brilliant ~ An' sa'.i.-
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THE Louisville !doUrih.JoErnal does
not believe In transatlantic hAlloopipg.
1t OAyt: ut Mont Bhhc Wefd b esolid
lump Of gold, and II In order TO become
the owner OF Il we had nothing 70 do bp,
90 over 10 PfOi. Wises balloon and take
possession Of Il, we would . thousand
times rather sit down on the Shore ol
Massachusetts Bay and starVe to death
For VIC should then have At leAS1 The
stern satisfaction Of knowing where We
were, and what We were doing"
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The bark Monmouth, from Rio
JGneiro, with four thousand bags Of coffee
on board, for Chicago merchants, iS
ashore At Nantucket, She expects ID ct
of with assistance from Bedford. n
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MEMPHIS.
Reward for the Murderer Of Moore

Reward for the Murderer Of Moore.
MK1RHB, July 3l.-The Governor has
offered q reward Of $500 fot the epprehen.
sion and conviction OF the murderer ol
Frank Moore, and the city GGthofities
have offered the same reward! 60 !
The Governor hHa conmntea The sen.
tence Of Early ElSon imprisonment for
me, This was one ot. the most cold
blooded murders ever committed, and the
oommutstion excitea much feeling ip the
community, D
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OHcE q careless man went 10 the cellar
and stuck the candle In what he thought
was keg Of black sand. BE sat near Z
drinking wine until the candle burned
low; nearer and nearer 1t got to the black
sand; nearer and nearer until at last the
blaze reached the black sand, and, as II
was nothing else but black sand, nothing
happened. J. | !.
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Bts,sHAKSihS SiS ~ - aiSIT.-A few days. SINCE
while JoseplEGelby was gathering rasp-
berries, he 9afle 70 what he supposed TO
be q log, and 6Belng somewhat tired hes9t
down ,apou It 70 take rest when, much
to bis surprise, he commenced moving
down the hI!l. he was so much lrlghten.
81 lhAl he did now for some time what
was the propelling power, but when he
recovered himself he found that II was .
monster make carrying him upon is
back. Ho snppoaed itIas IRON nty 70
sixty feat long and A. thick as his body.
lie Iell of during the Journey and the
snake continued down into the hollow.
This snake has been Sesn by various
parties for several years past, mostly IN the
fASnberfy season, but nobody has enjoyed
Such an intimate SequAintaDce win the
monster a. MEGSOlby! W6would advise
everybody to be % the lookout for this
repliliAn monster during he raspberry
time,-BdFnNSUilb BstslPIS0ass..s-'-l.-,
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ARKANsAs.

LrrTtR Rock, July 3l.-ChArlea Green,
a lRbmer, Ras run over by freight train
on The Q. & F. R. R, ct Newport on
White River to-day.
A Texas horse thief Yves shot and hill
ed Of okGlonR, Clark county, yesterday.
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'aLrvERfoo1, July Sl.-The steamers In:
iia and Lapland from New York arrived
ont. t.n. ...f.sar.. ...t l...8i .Ia 1a.t' .
NEW YoRK, July 8l.-Arriyed, steam.
Ships Great Western from Bristol and
Coi6mbIR from Glasgow. rr........,t