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Southern School Statistics.

New YORK, July 17.-Dr. Sears's report
on schools in the South is published. The
number of public schools in Virginia to Au-
gust |, 1872, was 3,695; school population,
All ,O21 of persons between five and twenty
one years of age. Colors: Whites, 247 ,0O2 ;
negroes, 1G4,O19. Of Peabody fund. S28,-
900 was appropriated to Virginia schools
during the past scholastic year. Graded
schools received the largest share. The
total amount appropriated to schools OF the
State was $3S, 200.
In North Carolina the condition OF the
public schools and education generally is far
from satisfactory. There is an alarming in
difference on the subject among the COM
mon people, and want of union and hearty
cooperation on the part Of public men.
Amount appropriated, Sl2,550.
In South Carolina few schools are re.
ported. Nothing was realized from legis-
htiye appropriation of $500, 900 for educa-
tional purposes. Most OF the public schools
are closed. Amount appropriated, 81 800.
In Georgia the effort to establish the
public-school system is failure, $4,000
was appropriated to twelve schools.
In Florida the condition of education pre-
sents gloomy picture and three'fourths
of the Youths of the State are yet unreached
by educational facilities $4,000 was appro-
prriated to fourteen schools.
The State Superintendent of Alabama ma
gives despondent report. Out OF ,5oS, ,ooo
population, $1,000 blacks and 1900 whites
can neither read nor Write-enough, II con-
solidated, to control every election in the
State. The amount of State funds paid out
during the year is Seo6,6l7; and Peabody
fIrnd 81 600 TO five schools.
The number of public schools in Mlssls,
sippi is 1850, with an average ATTENDANCE zso o,
lg5,OOO. Private schools, 400, with 4o, 'eo
pupils enrolled, The expenses of the com:
mon schools are 81, ,136,9sS. Peabody fund
contributed $4,450 to aid six schools.
In Louisiana, on recommendation of the
agent of the fund, the sum of S7,3So was
appropriated to aid the schools.
In Texas, owing to the unsettled condl'
ton of affairs there, donation from the
fund was denied when applied for by the
State Superintendent.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

~ #EE
MADRID, July 1T.-The new constitution
Will be presented to, the Cortes for action TO-
day. f.i's sf''IzT> = . '''e.oH = -. = i
The report Of the capture OF the town of
Isabella by Carlists is confirmed. 81. I'll
Contastra has levied a forced loan of $50
oVO on the citizens Of Carthagenia.
Ine Cariists are marching on Logrono. e5
The international party of Barcelona has
been dissolved. ttya tta. s..1rIs - -.
AnthiEkes is still apprehensive Of an out
break at Valencia, and the commander of the
garrison has been ordered to use everv
measure OF precaution to maintains order.
BAfoskE, July 17.-The CarIists declare
Inat all the arms and ammunition shipped
of Biscay. :. .-' = .''>1 Z! U'1''
Colonel Aizpurna has taken command of
tne iorce which formerly was led by the
Cure OF Santa Cruz, and which now mum.
bers 1000 men: Lozzaraga, with .OO0
weIl-disciplincd Infantry and some cavalry
and artillery, are operating in Guipezuza.
The Carlists, after capturing a COMPANY
OF carbineers, opened on Puenta To- Reina.
| and occupied that town. Their partisans re-
port that they are crossing the Ebro at all
points, and are recruiting, foraging, and
leYylng requisitions on the province of Bur
gos. They report that the Spanish Govern
nent intends to form recruiting scamp
| near Loyda; also, that the Republican
troops have received orders to shoot all
priests taken with arms in their hands, The
priests are endeavoriDg to bring about a
fusion between the Alfonsists and the Carl.
lists.
| BAYoNNE, July 17.-Don Carlos has issued
IN order that the Cure of Santa Cruz be
treated as rebel
italy.
FLORENCE, July 17.-The prefect of PERU
gia has forbidden piIgrimages to the Cathe-
dral OF Assist for sanitary reasons.
England.
/ LONDON, July 17.--Bank rate reduced one
| half. 1t IS now four and half. Bullion in
creased s37,OO0.
LONDON, July F.-The Queens speech on
| the subject of international Arbitration
was read in the House of Commons this
evening. Her Majesty says she has at all
times desired to extend the practice of clos
| ing international controversies by their sub.
| mission to impartial friends, and that she
will continue to pursue similar course
whenever it is likely to be attended with
success. The reading of the document was
greeted with cheers. u"
Austria.
LONDON, July 17.-Reports have reached
here that several cases of cholera have oc.
Cured at Vienna. It is said that the author.
tiles are endeavoring to suppress the particu.
lars.
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Rev York Items.

:. New YORK, July 17.-Alluding to the
financial condition of the Peabody educa-
tional fund, yesterday, Mr.. Winthrop stated
that about $3.50, 900 from the fund had been
expended, In. corporation. SIX or seven
times that amount was contributed by the
southern people in the cause OF education
since the last meeting Of the Board, thus
making but little less than a million dollars
expended during the year for free common
schools in the South.
GThe Board of Underwriters have resolved
to Law an additional premium OF one per
cent. on Mansard roofs after January lsf,
1874. .oan 900 .o,a
and $4,000 silver bars. L.
"a movement is on foot for the erection ol
a statue of the late William q. Seward ~
Passengers BY the steamer City Of Merida,
ouarantined with yellow fever, were allowed
to come to the city to-day. ;..s5 ),
William M. GrlLam, president OF tne
.Walkell National Bank, who has been "a
.Eudlow-Street Jail since February, charged
with misappropriali halt million dollars,
has been released on PCS, ,Q99 bale
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FATAL AccrpENr.-On Wednesday Mr.
Daniel Wood. a Hanover marketniau, aged
about tiity-fve years, left Richmond In his
mrket.cart to return to his home. near Cold
Harbor. About O'Clock that afternoon he
was found lying in an insensible condition
on the Creighton road one mile below H,r-
dy's store. In about an hour he died. 1t
is supposed that Mr.. Wood went to sleep in
his cart, and fell out on the road. Marks
were found on his person which indicated
that the wheel of the cart had passed over
him. and there were also bruises which
looked as though he had been badly injured
by his fall out of the cart. MIR. Wood was
very well known in Hanover county and
Redmond. and had been engaged in selling
in the market in this city for about forty
wears.
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THE CHURCH HILL TUNSEL.-The Church
Hill tunnel can now be trayersed from one
end to the other. The finishing touches
will probably be put TO it in August. The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company is
doing the work itself, and will lay double
track through the tunnel.
The most difficult part of the work has
been completed long ago, and the arching is
now progressing rapidly. When the track
is laid through the tunnel it will enable the
company to remove some of the many freight
cars to the tracks along the wharves. The
ears now occupy the numerous side tracks
which are being put down almost daily in
order to accommodate the increase in the
rolling stock.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
supreme Conciave OF saepsasop,..

4 i - III.
ENoRFoLK, Va, July 1.-THE Supreme
ooneiave of iHeptasophsl met. at 8 O'Clock
tnls morning! when quorum beipe, present
the supreme Archer and Supreme Secretary
presented their, reports. Speaking Of the
condition of the Order the Supreme Archer
says" 1t affords me great pleasure to state
tnat the general condition Of the Order Is
gratifying. At no former period Of its his.
tory ON this continent has It exhibited
greater vigor and prosperity. The past year
ias indeed been one of success In our moral
ana benevolent enterprise. In most Of the
Jurisdictions the accessons have been large.
and probably have, exceeded those of anv
previous year., The returns already received
lnaicate That the net gain In membership
ior the past year is largely in excess of any
corresponding period in the annals of the
Order. While il is true we have not realized
the full measure Of the generous hopes
which the events of the past session so
fondly inspired, yet we have no cause
to complain, and may take fresh courage for
the future from the glorious present and the
eyentful past" The rest of the report is de.
voted to a resume of his official action. He
complains that the new ritual has not been
generally adopted, and recommends the use
of the New Orleans work in certain cases.
The report Of the Supreme Secretary
covers his work during the past year. Ac-
cording to his report, the Order is not in q
very flourishing condition, discussions hav.
ing arisen in some Jurisdictions and indie
pendent conclaves having been organized
In New York the Order is almost extinct
He makes q variety of recommendations
chief among which are the preparation Of
an official seal for the especial use of the
ephors; the establishment of a journal as
the official organ of the Order; the altera
ton of the bylaws SO as TO make the fiscal
year close in December instead of June
requiring from grand bodies an annual instead
of semi-annual report. The preparation
of q history of the Order; the introduction
of the life-insurance feature and the adop.
ton of uniform badge. ....
The reports were referred to committees,
as were those of various Jurisdictions.
The following officers OF the Supreme
Conclave were elected for the ensuing year :
Supreme Archer, W. E. Foster, Norfolk,
Va; Supreme Chancellor, j. W. McGaughey,
Mobile, Ala; Supreme Provost, james
Young, Jr., Baltimore; Supreme Treasurer,
Jacob Weaver, Jr., Baltimore Supreme Sec
retary, S. B. Wolfe. NJ. d., Baltimore; Ssl-
preme Prelatc, w. H. Wade, Richmond,
Va; Supreme Inspector-General, H. Held
ingsfelder, New Orleans, La. Supreme Her
aid, DR.. Ell. C. Tabb, Richmond, Va.
After the adjournment the grand body
made an excursion to Yue de Pau and Old
Point. ! 7.'
The Baltimore Crusaders returned home
tonight.
The conclave will remain in session two
days longer. s.s. ...-..
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Police CoURT-Justice j. j. White pre-.
siding.-The following cases were disposed
Of yesterday:
John Bolton, small boy, charged with
rubbing salt in his eyes. Sent to station
house until o'clock yesterday.
William Reid, charged with being drunk
and disorderly. Sent to Jail for thirty days.
Hannah Brannan, for striking Robert
Clarke with brick. Sent TO Jail for ninety
days. .... ........ ;,
J. W. Mcdonald and Thomas Russell.
charged with fighting in the street. Fined
$3.50. :, q,
Mietta Williams, charged with stealing s.
from James Bailey, was required to give
$50 surety for thirty days.
Tim o'Lehy, charged with being .9 drunk *
and disorderly in the street, was required 10
give 800 surety for thirty days.
Archer Whiting, charged with Striking
james H. Shaw, was discharged upon pay
Ineut of seventy cents costs.
Miles Mcmahon, for unlawfully ABUSING
and using insulting language TO James w.
Herbert and family, was fined $500.
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From MorlnontEolra.

SALT LAKE City, UTAH, july 16.--A great
sensation was caused here to-day by an an
nouncement in the Journal that one Eliza
Webb Young, seventeenth wife of Brigham
Young, had forever left him, carrying off
her furniture and personal effects. Brig
ham, it is said, will endeavor to replace the
goods. Mrs. Young is at the Walker House,
and three leading lawyers are about to instr
mte suit for divorce and aIimony in large
sum. Great revolutions are expectea con-
cerning the inner domestic lite OF the pro-
phet. Mrs. Young is enjoying the sympa-
thy of the Gentle ladies, and poiysamo GUS
Mormous are good deal disturbed.
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waasI,ar Probabilities.

WAsHsGros, July 17..--For the Eastern
Gulf and South Atlantic States, northwest
and southwest winds, with increased eloudi-
ness and local rains,
For the Middle Atlantic States, southwest
and northwest winds and partly cloudy
weather, and possibly lower temperature.
For New York and New England, SOUTH
easterly winds Yeering to southwest, with
cloud and rain.
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DIeHMoND SEMINARY.
RICHMOND SEMINARY, "a
{ JOHN H. POWELL, Principal.
4 MRs.,C. A. PEYTUN, 4 .s,o,,.,. p.,.,..,
I MRS. j. e. GARNETT,{ <AoSoSaaeS kAucapaaSs!

i This school for young ladies viii be opened In an
eligible locatfon and In comfortable ROOMS WE'D
NESDAY, October ], 1879, and will close TUES
DAY, June 90, 1874.
1t is designed to be equal In every respect to the
frst Institutions Of the kind In the State No effort
Will be spared In either the primary or higher de-.
partments to make The method and course Of insruc-
don thorough and complete. 3
[ rs. PEYToN Is well known as teacher OF ex-
perfence, having for several years, In connection
With Mrs. GARNETT, fwho has tsnght for twenty
years. and a considerable part OF that time with
Aiiss Pegram conducted successful school IN tnis
city. ff,r, +, ~ y.
I SIR. POWELL has taught for fifteen years. four of
which were spent as principal Of the Petersburg
Female Institute, and the last two IN connection
with the Southern Female Institute In this city.
j TESTIMONIAL.
PETERSBURG June %, 1879.
/ The undersigned take pleasure In recon- ending
the school of Mr. JOHN II. POWELL TO The comb
Gence and patronage Of the public. DIR. POWELL
resided somc years In this community, where ne
achieved au enviabie reputation instructor OF
young ladies. His industry, energy, ripe scholar
sh!p, and moral worth pre-eminently qualify him
for success In the field OF education. s'.t
John Hampden CHAM darcy Paul,
! berlayne, 800 A. 6. McIlwafne,
w. Gordon McCabe, i. A. Plummer,
Robpr: A. Martin, John Mann.
william T.'Joynes, Charles y. Strlngfellow,
D. W. Lassiter, Rodes Massle
r. G. Pegram, John Herbert Claiborne,
w. l.. Watkins, T.. 7. Brooks, ,-
II. II. Tannor, J. Andrew White.
Thomas Wlthers, NJ. D.. t,tiass2 s.
{ For circular containing terms, &C.. apply TO
either principal, Richmond posr-ofdee, or at their
residences, ,ey -. ef-,t- ty 2-W&t2W
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LYME & BROTHER, at IL IA, M: 4. s7,, ri, /,
street, household and kitchen furniture. ,t.sT :,
LYME B BROTHER. at safP. M, lot on Rroot
avenue between Duvals and Baker streets. 7,
RICHARDSON & CO., at Q Pm, frame cottage,
No. Oil west Marshall street. as. =
CoULLrNG & PENDL EToN, at r. NJ lots on
Franklin, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth streets,
HILL'& GoDDIN, at IL A. 81, tobacco-scr ews,
blocks, &c. f.s5fi ., .
COOK & LAUGHTON, in their auctlpn-roonas al
10 A. NJ. large assortment furniture, hard
ware, ,counter-scales, &C., &C.
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6,aliGarnia Items.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.-The steamer
Montana took fire about forty miles south OF
Acapulco to-day. After several hours OF hard
work the passengers and crew extingulshed
the flames.
The last of Captain Jacks band OF Mo-
docs are en- route TO camp.
Thirty oranges are represented in the con-
yention at Napa.
The mayor has signed the ordinance grant.
ing privileges to the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company at Mission bay,
A lady Of Los Angeles has died of strych-
nine. Her husband scolded her about her
character at breakfast.
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OFFICERS CoMM1ssIoNEp.-The Governor
has commissioned the following officers of
the Petersburg Guard: j. Fl. Hill, captain !;
?. L. Farley, first lieutenant; Jacob john
son, second lieutenant.
A. B. Eenabie and W. Robert Nicholas
have also been commissioned officers in the
Petersburg Greys, the former first lieuten-
ant and the latter second lieutenant. ~
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MY KINGDOM FOR A HoRsE.-What the purse OF
King Richard could not then procure, all can now
purchase for a song. The CENTAUR LISIMENT
will not raise the dead horse of king, but it will
cure lame one. and-more than that-iti Is the most
remarkable thing for swellngs, stiff joints,
caked breasts, sngs and bruises the world has
seen. 4 man ought to suffer with the rheumatism
who has not tried this liniment
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NoTEp THIEF ARRESTED. j. D.
Perrin arrested yesterday man named
Thomas Collier as common thief. Collier
is we'll known in the city, having been be-
fore the courts at various times for theft.
He has been absent from Richmond for some
time, and on his return was arrested and
lodged in the Second statiou-houSe. He will
be brought before the Police Justice this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-18

The ALLEGED SECONDS IN THE LATE DUEL.
The alleged seconds in the late duel again
appeared before the Hastings Court yester-
day at II O'Clock. The counsel for the de-
fence decided on Wednesday, after the ad-
journment of the court but before Judge
Guigon had left the courthouse, to with
draw the application for bail, and yesterday
morning MeSsrs. Trigg, Tabb, Royal, and
Meredith were remanded to Jail by the judge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-18

NEEDS ATTENTloN.-The opening to the
culvcrt extending from Twelfth street at
foot of French Garden Hill needs atten-
ton. 1t should lie covered over at once, or
the city may have suit for damages to con-
tend with and pay. An expenditure of $40
or so will doubtless be sufficient to do the
necessary work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-18

DR.. HELMBoLD, the originator of BUCIIU, has the
satisfaction of knowing that all his imitators have
failed to rroduce the benefits his preparation in-
sures HELSIBoLD's extract buchu cuTeS-the
others disappoint Persons suffering from kidney
complaint gravel, premature decay, loss Of vigor,
or any Sorenir Of indiscreti on, cannot apply the
remedy too The great point Is to get the genu-
Inc buchu extract, which is HEEMBoLD's, and no
nficr. -------
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SENT on FOR HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-J. w.
Grubbs and. w. T. Dickinson, charged with
waylaying, Beating, and robbing Henry Gar
nett Of silver watch, was before the Police
Justice yesterday morning, and by him sent
on to the grand jury. Bail was refused, and
the accused sent to Jail.
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C. r. REEs & Co. take the front rank, as s con-
ceaed by the profession and acknowledged by the
critical taste OF the most fastidlous public. They
have neglected nothing in their efforts to attain and
hold their advanced position. Enjoying every fa-
cllity in their long-eslablished gallery, theyiDake
no false pretensions when they claim to furnish
their patrons with the very best photographs at the
ln,ypst fricps
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Industrial Congress.

CLEVELAND, O., July 1.-THE Industrial
Congress, now in session here, has declared
itself against imported cheap labor, and for
cooperation as the most feasible plan of ad.
Justing differences between labor and capi-
tai /; against strikes, and in favor of sys-
tenn of arbitration by labor unions as legal
means of settling difficulties between en-
ployer and employed.
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B0at-Race-FO0t-Raee.

SPRrsGFIELD, July 17.-In the boat-raceto-
day, the single scull, e. NJ. Swift won the
race. Time, 14:42 distance, two miles.
The University boat-race was won by the
Harvard crew. ,3
The foot-race for the Bennett challenge
cup was won by Bowie, of McGill UNI
Yersity. Two miles in IL minutes 1s3
seconds. Three starters. s,t So,
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The wessehesser, "a. 2, M..rsler..

BALTIMORE July 17.-.A special CORE
spondent at Westchester, Pa, says that eir-
cumstantiai evidence clearly iudicates that
tue nody OF me murdered man recently
found near thatplace, and for whose murder
W iiiam q. Udderzook, OF this sIciLy, was ar
rested, is that OF w. S. Goss, upon whose
life heavy. insurance is claimed bys his
widow, and suits for which have been ia
stituted on the ground that be was burned
to death in his shop. 55Efs~.
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SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALs.-The follow
ing cases were disposed of in this court yes
terday:
Hancock Us. Tally ct ais. Further argued
by John Hunter, Jr., and Judge Robertson
for appellecs, and continued until to-day,
when Colonel j. II. Guy will conclude for
the appellant.
FAINT vs bowman. Set for Tuesday the
22d instant.
Whitlock Us. Gordon ct ais. Submitted.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT. OFFICE July II. 1S73.-Pey-
ton Il. Darlington, 1925 and 1927 Cary street,
city; Marion Prier, 407 Leigh street, city !;
Miss Z. 3. Newcomb. care Shaffer & Strong,
city Peter w. Grubbs, city.
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Especial Telegram 20 the Dlspatcb.J
NORFOLK, July 17.-The delegation of
Augusta (Ga.) merchants returned home
this morning. @-
Mr.. w. A. Harvey, owner of the noted
Danville PAGER, Sam, who is to race the Nor
folk favorite, Nellie, on the 25th instant, ar
rived here with his horse this evening. The
rae is exciting considerable interest in
sporting circles here, and betting is already
quite lively,
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A PPUINTMENT OF COLLEGE PRO-
II FESaORS.-The Board OF Trustees Of Rich
ihphn College, Ia August, viii appoint Prof ssor
H. Ell te chair Of Physics and Professor to Oil the
,;.aif ol Modern languages In that institution.
1"iHmunicattons In reference TO these nppoint-
nht; may be addressed " The committee appointed
l" an staas nV nVlalaaIi0us. u, A. ELLfSOS,
Hs-sW EhaisNaA
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, July l7.-Flour steady and I'M
changed Wheat frmer. Corn quiet and firm
white southern, S4c. ; yellow, s0@62c. Oats duu !;
southern, 52Gl53c. Rye unchanged. Hay-Peun-
syvania, S.00b2e. Pork, Sl7.so@Sl7.7s. Bulk
rib-sidcs, losc. clear rib-sdes loi@llc.: sugar
cured hams laa@l5c. Lard dull at ssGstc. Western
butter-good TO choice, lsM9lc. Whlskey firm ana
scarce Mt 94c. Sugar stropg & aud unchanged.
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i HAVE fANALYZED TIE WHIsKEY KNOWN
under the brand of "B SELECT controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER d. BLAIR Co.. Richmond,
Virginia, and find II free from fusil oil and other
impurities, and recommend It's use for medicinal
and family purposes. j. b. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Prof of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
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Long Branch, Races.

LONG BRANcH, July T.-Alice Mitchell
won the one and three-quarter mile race
to-day. Time, 3:ls. Mary Constant won
the mile-heat race; second heat dead be-
tween ShylOck and Utica. Time of last
beat, 1:49i. Stoekwood won the three.mile
race. Time, 5:472. i.
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The Cholera.

co,rNBiSys. July IT,. There are six new,
eases of cholera In the penitentiary, and two
deaths have occurred.
: ClscrNaATi, July T.---.There was oni! one
death from cholera reported here to-day
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Republican Nominations.

ST. PAUL, July 17.-C. r. Davis has been
nominated by the Republican convention for
Governor. Resolutions favoring cheap trans
portation, repudiating increased salaries and
back pay, were adopted.