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The Case OF Carl Vogt.

NEW YORK, July 28.-Catl Vogt, saved
from surrender 10 the Prussian Govern
ment by q decision OF Attorney General
Williams, emphatically denies that he Is
the murderer oIIChevalier de Bisnco, and
explains his having possession Of certain
bank notes and other securities which the
Cheyalier's relations claim by saying that
he received them from woman known
here as Mrs. Vogt, who bought them IN
London from q German, This woman Is
now earning o livelihood by scrubbing
out law offices in this city, while the law
yers are fighting for the hundred thousand
dollars worth Of securities which she
handed over to them alter Vogts arrest
to pay tho expenses oil his defense.
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MEMPHIS.

Excitement over tho Moore Murder
81 --CoTOner's Inquest.
sMRIPHrs, July 2S.-The assassination
OF Frank M. Moore yesterday morning,
has been the all absorbing topic on the
streets to-day. Coroner Caldwell had a
post mortem examination on the body
made and the ball, which caused his
death, extracted. It proved to be u large
conicsl ball, fired from cartridge pistol
or gun. After the examination a number
of witnesses, including Mrs. Moore, the
wife Of tho deceased, the jury returned a
verdict that the deceased came 10 his
death from q pistol shot fired by Joseph
Hanson, nephew oi Mrs. Moore, who
was sleeping in the house, and that
he was instigated thereto by Mrs. Moore.
1t has been ascertained that since their
marriage, his vito left him for eighteen
months, and that their marriage had been
an unhappy one. She testified that they
spent the evening preceding the murder
at Moore's mothers, On Union street, and
returned home before IL o'clock and re-
tired, while Mrs. Brichetto. who keeps a
saloon at the corner of Union and De.
soto streets, some six squares distant, tes.
tilted that Moore was at her saloon at
11:30 that night. and talked TO her Of his
unfortunate marriage.
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Political Excitement In One or the
Border Mexican States.

MATAMoRAs, July 29.-The Yeas Pub
leo of this city, states that revolution Is
iminent in:the State Of NueVA Leon.
There arc three aspirants for the Cover
norship in that State, and there being no
choice by tho people an election will de.
volve On the Legislature, which will meet
in Monterey in September. So intense
is the party hatred, originating In the
revolution Of last year, and revived In the
paesent political contest, that an out.
break Is regarded as inevitable. Private
advices state that prominent residents Of
Montery are already preparing to leave
that city, to avoid being complicated in
the threatened trouble: EiclN
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Reduction OF Railway FreightS be.
tween New York and the West

NEW YORK, July 2S-The managers
Of the Trunk Lines to tho west have
made the following reductions in freight
charges on first class merchandise, which
includes boots and shoes, clothing, &c:
New York TO Chicago, per cent, 70, for.
merly 81 90; Cleveland, 40, formerly G5;
Cincinnati, 70, formerly 90; st. Louis,
81, formerly 81 2s, Louisville, so, former
ly 81 %; Memphis, 81 50, formerly 81 o.
The following are the rates from Lake
Eric ports westward to Cleveland Toledo
and Detroit, 45c; 10 Chicago Milwaukee
and GreenbaY, Ole. l--LNL-Lr.- Y
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THE OAR.
SquabbIe between Coulter and
ScharT at Pittsburgh.


SchaTT At Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, July 2S.-Coulter and
Scharff7s friends met tonight TO select q
referee. Coulter's party express disSatls.
faction with the course selected by tho
Scharf party. The latter yielded 80 far
ss to ask 10 decide tho affair by the toss
of q penny. No go. Coulter's crowd
wanted the course changed, and refused
to row entirely. The Scharft people, IN:
less Coulter changes his mind, intend
claiming the money, There is no prospect
of an agreement. The selection ol
tho course legally belongs to SchArff, and
the question was foreign 70 the object oil
the meeting. The general impression ap'
pears to be that Coulter Is afraid Of being
beaten, and that he is not in good trim ioF
the contest Everybody has become dis'
gustCd. . -. -
In the Snyder Wright contest, the de-
cision OF which was postponed from Sat
urday, the referee awarded the purse TO
Tai Wright on account Of q foul
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FOREIGN.
VIENNA.
Great Triumph for American Reap
eFs and Mowers. i.

Great Triumph for American Reap
L: eTs and MOWerS.
NRw YORK, July 2S.-The Vienna cor.
respondent OF the Tribune Says that the
trial OF mowers and reapers which took
place on the 9th inst. was Q complete tri.
umph for the Americans. Atthe last mo-
ment the English and French backed out
and there were only four European ma
chimes on the ground. Fourteen Ameri-
can reSpers and fifteen American mowers
competed. All OF the American machines
did their work well except one, which
broke down, by no fault OF machine, but
through the stupidity OF the driver. The
Arrangements were stupidity detective.
There was no. programmes-no system.
Most Of the teams were unused 10 the
work and gave great deal Of trouble.
Some were immensely powerful stations,
and others wretChed, Taw.boned beasts,
that could scarcely pull the machines.
Then the grain differed greatly in differ.
ent parts OF the field. So the trial, with
conditions 50 unequal, was In reality no
test at all 80 far as speed In work was
concerned. DR.. Warden, who was en-.
titled 10 sit as one Of the jurors, declined,
the exhibitors protesting against him, on
the ground that he was interested in one
Of the machines. So the Americans went
unrepresented, and the jury was composed
entirely Of foreigners. 1t reported that
all tho American mowers and reapers that
took part In the trial will get medals
some for good progress and others for
merit The awards will not be made till
next month.
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SALT LAKE.
BtIghaRn'S Seventeenth RIB Sues for
r7r a Little AlimonY.

SALT LAEE, July 2s.-The complaint
and affidavit In the case Of Ann Eliza
Webb, the seventeenth vile oi Brigham
Young, was filed to-day In the Clerks Of
fee Of the Third District Court. The
complainant sues Tor $500, 900 damages,
alimony pending the suit Of 81 900 per
month, and 10000 for counsel fees.
The case will probably be argued
before Judge Emerson, Judge Mexican
being absent for bis health, on August 9th,
on preliminary points. Other suits ol q
like nature will be begun soon. Butcher
and unknown persons have been found
guilty by the coronCr's Jury Of killing the
Golfer family. There was q good deal ol
excitement, and some talk Of lynchlng,
but peace was preserved. No one knows
when the trials Of any Of the murdererE
can take place, In consequence Of the pc
culiar condition Of the laws.
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A YOUNG lady Of Nashville is changing
her views somewhat relative to the ques-
tion OF matrimony. She says that when
she "came out" in society, she determin-
cd she would not marry man unless he
was an EpisCopalian. Time passed on
and she did moi get married, and then
modified her views and concluded she
would marry no man who was not a
christian. That young lady Is still un.
married, and says now that all she Is look.
Ing for is q man that don't drink whisky,
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Completion OF the 81. Joe & Denver
RRIIrnnh ANNnTed.

ST. JOSEPH, July est Is reported on
reliable authority that the embarrassment
under which the ST. Joe & Denver Rail-
road has go long labored Is over by q sat
isiactory arrangement with the bondhold-
ets, and that the proposition Of the Han.
ni6al s. st. Joe Railroad 10 complete il
Immediately TO junction with the Union
Pacific ut Fort Kearney will be accepted.
The latter company will then operate the
through line, which will make q route
from the Pacific coast TO Chicago and St.
LOUIS over one hundred miles shorter
than that ria Omaha.
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ROME.

, RoME, July 2s.-The Pope today re-
ceived q number OF newly nominated
Bishops. In his address he, urged them
to defend zealously the rights Of the
church. Referring 10 the conflict Of the
ecclesiastical authorities In Brazil with
Free Masonry, he said Free Masons were
liable to accommodation the same Us
members Of other secret societies, not
withstanding the charitable object Of theiT
organization,
The Liberals haye carried the election
In Naples. '..
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Convention Of German Teachers at
50, Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July 2s-The annual con.
vehtion Of German teachers ofthe United
States met In Harmony Hall, here, to-day
but no business oil Importance was trans.
acted. Over one hundred teachers from
abroad, mainly from the largo eastern
cities, arc present The compulsory In.
struction oil the German language in pub.
lie schools will be one OF the questions for
discussion.
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WHEELING, w. vA TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 49, 1873.

nearer the mark. They both turn and
twist with equal facility, and 1t would re-
quire q long time for any one to become
thoroughly familiar with them. The ca
nails all interseCt each other, and khus 1t
becomes necessary TO lay out the streets
so as to meet the turnings Of the canals.
shall endesvor in my next to give
some further details as 10 how and what
Venice is, in the hope that your readers
may have a correct understanding OF this
city in the sea. Yours, &c, q. Q. F.
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IN ARKAHaAa.

LITTLE Rock, July 2S.-The cholera ls
prevailing on the plantations below here
toa considerable extent Eleven deaths
have occurred since Friday on one plan
tation. Il has not reached the city yet,
Weather cloudy and rainy.
COLUMBUS, July 28.-There are no new
cases Of cholera in the penitentlary.
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ST. LOUIS.
A DEADLY BLOW WITH THE FIST.

ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-While Robert B.
Anderson, a brakeman on the ST. Louis,
Kansas City & Northern Railroad, was
passing through the yard Of the company
carly this morning he met Thos. Rucker,
priyate watchman Of the yard, and began
10 abuse him. Ruckcr demonstrated with
him, whereupon he raised Q lantern to
strike Rucker, when the latter struck
him a blow with his fist under the left
ear, from the effects Of which he died
soon after. Rucker gave himself up,
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CINCINNATI, July 9S.-River 10 feet .
inches and falling. Rain fell this after.
noon. Weather fair and cooler.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.--The river con-
tinues to decline, with feet 10 inches In
the canal, and 3 feet 10 inches in the pass
down the Indian chute Weather cloudy
and hot, with indications OF rain.
PTTsDURGH. July 29.-River rose rap
idly last night, but is on stand this
evening, with seven feet three inches in
channel. Weather cloudy and hot; heavy
rain this evening.
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Tho Milwaukee 6 Fou.du'LAc air
line road was completed Saturday. This
road forms the connecting link between
tSe CHICAGO & North. Westen road al
Fon. n.du. LSc and Milwaukee, and most Of
the trains will be run over this route 10
ChicaVo, instead Of ria JanesVllle,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, July 29-The German Gov.
crnment dlSavows any responsibility for
the seizure Of the Spanish steamer Vigi'
lSnte, and calls upon Captain Werner,
commanding the German man'ot.war
which effected the capture, to account Tor
his proceedings. HIS report Of the affair
has not vet been received.
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NEW YORK, July 29.-The steamer
City oi Antwerp. tom Liverpool, has Or-
rived. e
LIVERPOOL, July 29.-The steamships
Minnesota, SiIesia, Alabama and Koenig
Wclhelm from New York, and PolynesiGu
from Quebec arrived out
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Rnhhed and Murdcrnd.

MOUNT HOLY, N. j., July 2s.-J. J.
Early, Of Lancaster, Pa, was found this
morning about two miles from this plSce
with his throat cut nearly from ear 10 car,
BE stated that he had been ,RAYlAld and
robbed by three colored men. But Slighi
hopes are entertained ol his recovery,
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AT RoEursville, Ohio, Saturday night,
during the trial Of a man calling himself
jeff Davis Tor rspipg q nine.y year old girl,
the lights In tho room were put out, The
prisoner dragged out oil doom and shot
twice with revolvers, dragged by the
heels two squArcsr and hung TO tree till
dead,
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KANSAS.
Pomeroy Abandons His Claim TO that
$1,000.

FOmBLOy AUhuuOuB AlB OIdllu " NuhN
$1,000.
TOPEKA, July 2s.-John Q. Page, who
began an action In the district court Of
this county to recover 81, 900, paid into the
Kansas Legislature by A. n. York, dis.
missed the case to-day, paying all costs
The suit was to recover the money now
In the hands OF the State Treasurer on
the ground set forth by Pomeroy
In his defence, that the money
was given by Pomeroy to York
to be given to Page to aid in the estsb.
llshment OF a bank at Independence. It
was set for the 11th Of August, and 1t was
thought a continuance would be asked,
as the testimony involved in the financial
action against Pomeroy would naturally
be adduced. Il IS now puzzled ques.
tlou who the money belongs to, as It is
positively understood that Pomeroy will
set up no claim to 1t on his own account.
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PROBABILITIES.
On Tuesday, for the Gull States, a
rising barometer, southwest and north.
west winds, somewhat lower temperature,
and generally clear weather, except on
the immediate coast, where local storms
will probably continue. For the South
Atlantic States, southeasterly winds, veer.
ing to the southwest, and generally
cloudy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States south
and west winds with partly cloudy fol
lowed by clearing weather.
For New England and New York fall
ing barometer, southeast and southwest
winds, higher temperature and local
storms.
For the Lower Lake Region northeast
and northwest winds, backing to south.
west with local storms and clearing
weather.
For the Upper Lakes northwest winds,
rising barometer, partly cloudy and clear.
ing weather.
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THE CHoLERA.
AT LNDIANAPoLIs.

INDIANAPoLIs, July 2S.-TWo addition.
al deaths from cholera are reported by the
Board ol Health to-day. But seven
In all have thus far occurred, five Of
which were the children of family.
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the InteIuge gencer.

By tho Western Union Line.
Ufiee Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe btA)
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LONDON.
Religious Liberty In PcTsla-.AuIho- o-
TcsS Burned TO Death. .,, g..


TcsS Burned to Death. ...
NEW York, July 2s.-The London pa.
pcrs Of the 10th give the reply Of The
Shah to anaddress sent him on the subject
of religious liberty In Persia. He says in
substance that its federation Is already
universal IN Persia-no one, whether
Christian or Jew or Pharase being sub.
jected to persecution on account Of his
religion. HC will give the subject his
best attention on his return TO Persia and
soc that Justice shall be shown to all with
out distinction Of class or creed.
The London Tines of the 10th says
Mrs. Cllves the authoress, was writing in
her boudoir on the evening Of the 14th
inst, when a spark flew from the fire and
ignited her dress. Before assistance had
arrived the unfortunate lady, who for
years had been'a confirmed invalid, was
burnt most terribly. She died on the fol.
lowing morning,
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LONDON, July 29-In the House OF
Commons, to-day, Philip Collan asked II
there was any probability that the Carlists
in Spain would be recognized as belllger-
ents.
Viscount Enfield, Under Secretary for
the Foreign Department, replied that
the Carlists were undoubtedly gaining
ground, but matters were not In q state to
entitle them to belligerents' rights.
A message from the Queen, notifying
the Commons Of the forthcoming mar.
risgc Of the Duke Of Edinburg, and ask
ing that q provision be made therefor,
was received and read. Austin Bruce,
Homo Secretary, moved that, owing to
the absence Of Gladstone in consequence
of lndisposition, the consideration Of tho
message be postponed until tomorrow.
After debate the motion was agreed 10.
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Weather Report.


WAR DEPARInHAT,
UFYIoH OF nm CRIE1 SIGNAL OFTIGHa
WASHINGTON, D. G., July $500 IN
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Every one has heard Of Venice, and
nearly every one has formed some idea
from what they have read ol the chArac-
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