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NEW ORLEANS.
Republican State ConNention.

New ORLEANS, August In tn"
Republican State Convention matters
have quirted down and non" but dele
gates are admitted into the Statr ll"u>"
except 10y tickets. Tins action Will doubt
les cNcIud" manN"i ftnchhark friends.
The caucus action last night Indicated
that the convection Will get through
most of IT, business to-day, though II will
not get To- work until noon. TIL" dolr-
gates from the third Congressional dis
trict met this morning and rrn"minated
Hon. {. b. Darrall for Congress for his
fourth term, 10y arrLamati"n. TN, l. ON"
OF the strongest helubIi'an districts.
LnrraII was returned 10y both boards at
the last election.
lhr convention adopted the report OF
the Cmmmitter ON CREDENTIALS seating
both Pmchhack ana Packard as delegates
from the i"nth ward;
Packard was elected PRESIDENT rrcr'v-
ing IL votes to FInrhhaSk AZ.
Inc c"nN'nti"h completed IL prrmn,--
neht organization ana adJ"uru"d until
t"-m"rr"W.
Hon D. II: >yphrr was r'n"inlnat"d
Tor C"hGrr>> III the hr>t dl>trirt.
n' second C"hSrr>>I"h"I district con-
Vtn'i"h met ana aitrr few ballots
adjourned. Judg" helhole was ahead.
Inc >iA'h district convention meets III
the morning.
Inc MIN uEtric' convention meets al
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81. LOUIS.
Action OFT. y. Engineers.

ST. Louis, Aug. The Board of |.
:. Engineers in session here to examine
plans for bridge at South It. Louis met
again Yesterday afternoon and received
the report of the Merchants Exchange
Committee, which was discussed inform
allv. but no definite action taken there
ON. The report objects to any hridSr
across the Mississippi below st. Louis that
i not a truss or suspension bridge with
channels and piers five hundred feet wide
Mt low water mark, and seventy-tivr feet
above high water mark. The act of Con-
rrrss under which the st. CLAIR and Ga
rondolct Bridge Company proposes /"
build requires two channels audPlrrS hvr
hundred feet wide at low water mark and
one hundred feet above high water mark.
This the Company will ask Congress /"
modify 50 ~ 10 let them build thrr" plrr>
of four hundred feet each, to which thrr"
will be- strong opposition on the part
Of commercial and river interests. In TINS
city spirited contest is expected.
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The Iron Trade.

Suraking of the iron TRADE, the Troy
Press -aN>: "Rumur> have been current
tor some day, thul th" different iron
works ia the city We're about t. start up
ulratu. and. indeed. whether false "r true.
proplr were very glad ,o hear such
ruuur-. Il turns uul. tuu. that the
ruIuur, were not entirely false. Orders
have been given at Corning works
L. start up the Star mill Oh Monday:
This will give employment 10 half of
lh~ hand, usual y employed ut these
work., There l. u talk, also, that Bur
u-. water mill J. about t. resume "pe-
G,,l,u- on partial scale, but the talk
,ulnol hr traced t. ANY reliable source.
Al tr.,wold the prospects for starting
are rather gloomy. Ii should be men-
TONED. however. that Corning y Co, d"
not iurrud 10 run their works permanent
Iva, Vet. They merely wish to keep
their customers. Orders have been re-
,r.yrd for angle iron To- be- cut Il certain
length for bridge and it Is simply 10
execute this order that the works are I"
tr run The company have aS much
unglr iron on stock ~ would mount three
go ''"' ',''"S'N '"'
proper rhgth i"r '"'' P"rt''"'"r T.
hidS". Corning ~ 20. ar" deserving "i
all praise "t TN" hands "' ri'rr "'TNileh
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CANADA.
ConyuIsions and Earthquake.

QUEBEC. Aug. Great excitement
exists in the Parish of Basile. county OF
Port NeuN: caused by the occurrence Of
certain phenomena Of nature, consisting
of peculiar internal noises and commo-
tion in the earth and well defined shocks
of earthquakes. The noises vary from
low. distant mutterings to loud reverber-
ations. On Tuesday conclusions were -
violent and threatening that the more
immediate residents to the places from
which the noises were loudest fed from
their homes, and others are preparing to
follow. Opinion is divided as to whether
fire or water will declare itself. The re-
suit is looked for with much trepidstion
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Fatal Accident - Soldiers National
Reunion.

CoLUMBUs, O., Aug. Anton Foitz,
German carpenter aged "A. who cam"
from Cincinnati few days ago, fell from
u building to-day while AT work and was
fatally injured
The managers of the Soldiers
National Reunion having designated
Caldwell as the place, and Septem-
bcr 10Th and 9TH a. the time, say they
have prepared an encampment capable
of bivouacking u large number of persons
and that some the most distinguished
soldiers and civilians have promised t"
address the reunion. among whom are
Gov. Allen. of Ohio, Gov. Hendricks, Of
Indiana. Ex-Governor Moves, Gen. Geo.
w. Morgan, Gen. III. {. Grossoen. of Bos-
ton; Corbct ReisS, W. NJ. Ferguson,
Gov. Hartranft, of Pennsylvania, Gov.
Dix. of New York. and others of equal
prominence Politics are not to be- hint
ed at or named during any of the crr"-
monies. Every one who can do so Is re-
quested to bring tents and blankets for
camping out. Bands of music and chairs
are especially solicited from all quarters
of the Union. Batteries of artillery ar"
expected from all the large cities, and
"A cordial invitation is extended t"
all citizens in every State t. JOIN til"
rucamDmrnt.
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WISCONSIN.
Railroad Injunction suit.

MuwATKEE, August In the Su-
premr Court to-day. i'll the railroad IN
junction suit, Mr.. Carey concluded his
argument for the defendant and was
followed by Judge Dixon, on behalf Of
the State Court. He expressed some
doubt as to whether it had the original
Jurisdiction Of the subject of the suit, and
Judge Dixon argued at some length on
the question. At six o'clock the court
adjourned until Tuesday morning. A
decision will not be reached before the
close of next week.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

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rInr.ard firlrt. wrro found in hi. trunk
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D." "a'Tr Will '' "r4"h "h IN" Ere
cana. at h''ahI "h rr'Hay n"It. Ih or
W.. ~ "''' - '''
Earnest >'Ii'h, negro, W"' hanged
''''1 ''' '"i'
! he fr",'H"ht la. recognized MarItz
%" bauIn"'r" a. ior Consul oi the
WI llIil4 Isltt l'lt' dN VI % - AIAkNN'.
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ARKANSAS.
Hanging Horse Thieves

LITTLE Rock. August THREE horse
thieves were taken out of Jail, at Ozark,
Franklin county. on Tuesday night. by
about one hundred masked men. and
wer" hung.
On Monday night the prisoner, con-
fin-d in the Scba-tion county Jail escaped.
\ posse went in pursuit of them and
We're fired upon by one Of the escaped
prisoners, killing one Of the posse. The
prisoner WAS captured, however. and re-
turned to Jail dthat night he WAS taken
ont by about two hundred persons and
hung. He Was confined for murder.
The Constitutional Convention to-day
passed An ordinance ~uspending the reSI--
tration laws Of the State.
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WEN IA.
Complaint that GermRny t. seek Ing
Another quarrel.

VrEsNA, August TIL" nov Frs,
Pys,s Of thi. city r"ports that tn" Duk"
-" Cazrs. French minister Df foreign sf.
fair. hm. complained Ia the Britsh
Government that Germany j. seeking -
quarrel with France The complaint i.
based on the conversation 81 July HEh,
between the Duke and Prince lloh"nlohs,
the German ambassador tD PaTD, when
the latter stated that Germany, iT".p"c-
tive Of the action ~ mbcr power, would
t6sc what step It thought proper sgHinst
the discrimination made by Franc" ~
favor 0f the Carli.ts, ~ violation Of IT,
obligations Of neutrality.
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TENNESSEE.
The Elections.

NASHVILLE, Aug. EVERY Ward
and district, except Thirteen and Twen-
tieth have made official returns. The
regular Democratic ticket l. elected bv n
majority ranging from 2,OO0to 1900.
Judge Cooper, for Chancellor. over
Brirn has 5000 and 80 over Bricn and
McLaih together. The two districts to
be heard from will not change the result
either way over one hundred. The result
throughout the State, rs far as heard
from is that the Democrats have swept
the State and elected their candidates in
every county. Knoz county goes Dem
ocratic from 800 to 900 majority.
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Dr. Fisher. Of IT. Cbsrles, Illinois,
Vas killed Thursday at BAnonsburg, ,Trum-
bull county, Ohio, BY farmer named
Robert McCalmOnt, for taking improper
hberties with the latters wife.
johnson, who murdered Glenyille, At
Clyeland, was bound over Yesterday to
AppeAr at the next term of court.
The police Of Philadelphia are search
ing houses in that city for Charlie Ros.,
the kidnapped child.
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Charges Of CoanisIng With Cariisis
Denied.

LoSDoN. August s-The Times pub.
li.hcs the tcat "f long dispatch from
Duke sCa."l. cat"g"ri"ally denying
the charges "f c"nniving with th" Car.
list. Tn" Duke snys: "LizarragAs
c.capc from arrest while passing from
Bay"nnc {" PirrPiqurf VA ia" {" - mir-
understanding e ia" local Huth"ritirr.
The Cnrli-t officer. seen in uniform
at Bayonnc and elsewhere IN the French
territory, had passports signed by the
Spanish aulhoritic, tn" Carlist Obj
taincd their supplies ~ arm. and other
war ma,orinl by Sca through tho r"mis.-
nr,. of Spaniards watching q" cont.
The Duke in conclusion assur"- Spain
that instruction. to th" pr"fr"t. of th"
southern department to b" vigilhnt, hav"
been explicitly renewed, and the gov
crnmrut will -" that the interior author
itIe, .rrrPulously rs'p"ct them.
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Additional Confirmation.

WuMINGToN. August 7.---R"turno re-
ccivcd today from all over tn" Stat"
confirms .lu.t nights dispatches. tn"
Conservative, have swept the STATE IIk"
a whirlwind. the Legislature" is Cdns"rv-
miy, hy largely increased majority.
In thi,-thr Fourth Judicial District
the maiority for McKaw, Conservative,
will probably reach 900, tn" returns now
coming in are all Oh" way. II - m
rn.,ihIc ro estimate correctly th" major
lty for the Stat ticket, but it viii prop
.IIv reach 10000.
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The Election.

RALEIGH, August '.-Larg" Demo
cratic gains are reported from every Sec
tion. Wake county has gon" Democrat
rc by gain Of $40 votes. The stat" has
zone largely Democratic, with almost a
Certainty Of seven out Of the eight Con-
ore,.ioual districts. The Legislature" will
h.. largely Democratic. There is great
rejoicing and much enthusiasm among
the Conservatives. Bu-inr,- j. generally
suspended. every ON" being eager to Oh
t,in tn. lutp.t news
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FRANCE.
No DinieuIiy with spain.

PAgIo, Augu.t TIL. attitude Of the
spanish representative here j. met cDn.
cilisting. and the difiirulties with Spain
are at an end. Senior Ca.telar !. expect.
81 at Versaillc,, charged with the mis-
sion II negotiating for the recognition of
the Republic II Spain.
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SPAIN

MGDRID. August The Republic
ALI. have relieved Tenlel and the CarI,,.
who were be.ieging the city have fed.
The Judicial Investigation into the
a.sa.sinAtion Of Har.hAl Prim hAs re-
suited in the indiGment 81 ~ more per-
-Ons
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soon after starting, and Egeris proceeded
over the course alone.
The base ball playing at Princess this
afternoon was the scratch game, two
members Of the Princess club playing
with the Athletics and two with the Red
Stockings. The former won BY n score
Of Is TO g.
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OHIO.
CO-Operatiy e::tnsurance Associations.

COLUMBUS, August 7.-Rcpresentativrs
of the various Mutual Protection Assoc
Citations of Ohio, organized under the
law of April 2Oth, 1872, for doing Il CO.
operative insurance business. met here
to-day to consult as to future action in
view of the recent decision of the Attor-
nev-Genera, as to the legal statutes Of
these organizations. The meeting re-
solved to make contest to sustain their
position, and continue to do business.
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SAN FRANCIsCO.
Suit Against the California Pacific
Railroad.

S.S FEAScIscO. August 7.-Nichasl
Rees. ba, sued the California Pacific
railroad company, Milton Latham and
tber.. 90 recover t7,OCOOcO on sncount
II alleged fraudulent trahsactiOns IN the
disposition of the company bonds and
stock.
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victims of the Pat Rogers Disaster.

Recovery Of /" hodir, lost by the burn
ing of the steamer Pat Rogers has been
reported in these dispatches. The Ga
-,ttr and E,tqnirrr specials report to-
night the following additional nine bo-
dies. making twenty-five in all: W. K,
Kin>ingcr, striker Newport; y. y. Hal
Lowell. Cincinnati; John Henderson. col
urcd. fireman: W. {. Browning. New
Albany; John Allen and j. K. Stewart,
New Albany; Il. Druck"r. Cincinnati,
and man sixty wears old, dressed in
lu,tcr coat. hight ) feet inches. weight
loo pounds. Also all unknown lady
aged 3S. scar on left hand and also scar
on chin; ring on the middle finger 7
right hand. with the initials B. F. Some
bodir, that were found II miles down the
river, are now in charge ofthe coroner
at Rising sun.
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Parliament Progue<i.

Parliament was prnroglrd to-day by =
message from the Queen. Her Majesty
thanks both Houses for voting tho annual
grant tu Prince Leopold. She state,
that the relations with all foreign powers
are friendly. She explains that England
is represented in the Brussels congress,
/ bu, has stipulated that there shall be- no
change in the recognized rules of inter
national law and that no restriction shall
be placed upon the conduct of naval
operations, and reserve, the right to ac-
crpt or reject the recommendations of
the Conference. The message further
SAWS that negotiations have been under
taken for the renewal Of the reciprocity
treaty formerly existing between Canads
and the L. :. Thcucgotiations, ,commcnc-
I'd by desire and interest of Canada, have
been temporarily suspended by the sd-
iournmcnt of the American Senate, but
they will bc revived soon, and hope will
lead Ia nn increase of the commercial In.
tcrCoursr between the two countries. ]
deeply lament the condition of Spain,
and whilst earnestly d",iringth" rcstora-
tinn ui peace aud order ia that country,
consider nOn-lntcrtcrence ~ most con-
ducivc thereto. 4 treaty ha, been con-
chudrd with the Sultan uf Zanzibar, pro
yiding for gradual arrrsting of th"
slave trade am thankful that the
famine in India hus not been attended
with much mortality, which j. due tu the
procuution, taken hy my government.
The Gold Coast is being gradually paCi-
fled and rcorgnnIhcd, aud th" King "i
Ashantcc j. discharging his obligations.
The mc,sag" proceeds Ia congrntulat"
Parliament upon it, work and expresses
pleasure because of the reduction ia tan
alton; at the passage "l the factory net
bv which the health of the women and
children will be- promoted; st the enact
mrnt of the bill reforming church patron.
age in Scotland, which coRduccs to th"
religious welfare of the people b"cnus"
il remove. the cause of controversy and
at the passage of the public worship
regulation bill which s"ttlrs th" form of
worship of th" established church tn.
message also mentions other measures of
minor importanc" which may be- expect
ed To- b" productive Of good, and con-
cludrs by invoking ia" bl"-.Ing "f the
Almighty upon the members in dischhrg"
uf their duty
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, August Z.

Acknowledgement Williams decides,
first, that the operation of the conditions
subsequent in the Congressional grants
of public lands does not depend upon the
rules of common law applicable to such
conditions, but upon the intention Of
Congress as gathered from the language
employed in the grant itself. Second,
that the grant of lands made by Congress
to the State of Wisconsin by the act of
June, 1856, to aid in the construction OF
certain railroads in which it was pro
vided, that if said roads are not cOmplet-
in eighteen years no further sales shall
be made, and the lands unSold shall re-
vert to the United States, is determined
as to the lands unsOld at the time by the
failure to complete the roads as specified
in the act, and that no congressional ac-
tion or judicial proceedings are necessary,
but that such unsold lands be returned
to the public domain by the publication
of an order by the Secretary of the In
terror, restoring them to sentiment and
to the market.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Alliance Between Germany and spain

LONDON, August THE DAILY Tsle-
graphs Paris correspondent says he has
trustworthy authority for stating that n
secret convention was concluded three
months ago between the German En-
peror and Marshal Serrano, by which
Germany agreed, if necessary, 10 aid in
the suppression of the instruction either
with money or by means of armed inter
vention and undertake the recognition
Of the Spanish Republic by her allies.
Serrano in return pledged Spain to All
alliance, offensive and defensive, with
Germany in the event of war with
France. Italy was 10 form third party
To- the alliance,
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THEWEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTON, August :, : p. VI. J

W ASIIINGTON, August :, I. VI )
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States and Lower LAKE,
region. southwest to northwest winds.
higher temperature. partly cloudy and
clearing weather, followed 10y higher
barometer. For the South Atlantic and
Gulf States. lower barometer, higher
temperature, south to west winds partly
cloudy weather. and in former rain area>.
For the West Gulf States, Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley. rising or stationary
barometer. high temperature. partly
cloudy weather, with >outherly winds for
the former and westerly over the latter.
For the Upper Lake region, the Upper
Mississippi Valley, Louisiana and Mis-,
souri,. slight change of barometer and
temperature, winds mostly mthe n"rtn
and south, partly cloudy weather, and
over the former occasional rain areas.
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy, with westerly winds
and high temperature.
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Watch Race.

LONDON, Esq, August 7.-Ths yatch
race for the Prince Of Wales challenge
cup. took place to-day. There were thres
entries. the Enchantress, EgeriA, and
Shark. The former lost hsg jib boom
while lacking Of the course, and Was
Obliged TO return. The Shark also retired
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To F. D. Monlton, Esq.
DEAB SIR-When YOU appeared before
the committee on Wednesday last you
stated that you might possibly be pre-
pared to proceed with your statement
this Friday evening and that if so you
would let US know in the morning. The
committee much desired to have YOU do
so. so as to accommodate several Of their
number who wished to go out Of town for
the Sabbath. Not having heard from
you, however, as promised you cannot be
ready for this evening, and | therefore
beg to suggest that. if convenient, your
examination b. fixed for Monday
afternoon at three O'clock This will en-
able all who desire to take rest out of
the city during the Sabbath. Will you
be kind enough to inform me by the
bearer whether this will be agreeable 10
YOU. Very truly yours,
II. W. SAGE,
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Steamboat Explosion.

The steam towboat Samuel Roberts,
blew up to-day at ten O'Clock in tn" Guy
andottr. West Virginia. shoals in the
Ohio river. Dudley Holland. watchman.
was killed; Samuel Fitch, dangerously y
>caldrd; David Williamson, pilot, srri-
ou,ly hurt; Captain Daniel D"Wolf,
clerk. IIruly DrWolf, mate. Chas. II.
Anderson. first engineer, Jacob Hunver,
steward, j. w. a. Thompson, second
cook, wrr" all injured. but not danger
ouSly
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Financial Matters.

The amount of National bank notes
received for redemption at the treasury
to the close of business to-day is ol2,9O3,-
427; amount of legal tender notes deposit
ed by National banks rs II reserve fund
for the redemption of their notes. SIC
40. .9O6, and the amount of circulation OF
National banks outstanding to date.
$3.50, l42, 900, 50 that the whole tv" per
cent reserve required under the act OF
July 2Oth, 1874, has been deposited with
the exception of about $7SOOOO.
The President has directed that the
land office lately created in the western
district of Kansas to be- located at Hays
City, and that of the Arkansas Valley
district ut Laurel.
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Most Convincing and Conclusive EYi-
dencc on Hand.

Ex-,Judgc Morris says that the cvi
dence of which he was in possession
and which he was engaged in collecting
preparatory to tn" trial, WAS the most
convincing and conclusive which hr had
ever known in any case of law, and IN
particular that Mrs. Tiltons statement
concerning her husbands cruelty, md hi
locking her in her room like prisoner
his freezing and starving her, will be
shown to be such fiction that if there i,
any insanity in the family ut all, tn,
charge will be at the door, not Of Mr.
TiltOn. but of his wife
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NORTH CAROLINA.

signed. (ATHARlNE r.. DEE
,nnIIW,, v. T.. .IBglSt !.
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\ letter trOm ICcIAnU SHIH ITIHV
John Mitchell Had IL Brilliant R"-
rpnIiOn

in the city. of Cork. The whole town
was ahamr with excitement and h" was
waited on BY crowds of his old a,S"cl-
atr> Of 1913. and young disciples Of 1863.
At night the streets wrr" alive wlth
bands of music and bontirc,, and thrr"
was torch light procession, at which
1000 people took part.
Specie engagements for t"-m"rroW
ur,rrrvutr 81 300 DUO