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CUBA.
The VOnlitO.

Havana. July l6.-Many fatal cases
Of vomito have occurred on ship board
and some in the city.
A convoy from Puerto Principe, bound
for San Antonio. was recently attacked
bv the insurgents in force. The convoy
lost four officers and sevcntv->cven men
killed wounded. The loss Of the insur-
gents was considerable.
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ARKANSAS.
The Convention.

LITTLE Rock, July 16.-The Consti-
tutional Convention was engaged this
morning on the adoption of rules. y
communication was read from General
r. Logan, appointed United States Mar
shall of the western district of Arkansas,
and delegate elect to the convention
from Pulaski county, resigning the posi-
ton as a delegate, which WAS accepted.
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The Five Per Cent. Funded
Bonds,

Adviccs from Washington state that
Secretary Bristow announces, in c1pla-
nation of the terms upon which the five
per cent. funded bonds are offered, that
all interest on the bonds accrued to the
date of subscription, and in addition
thereto all interest that will have accrued
up to three months thereafter, must be-
paid by the subscribers whose bids are
adopted, and must be calculated in all
settlements. Payment is to be made at
the time of subscription or ut any time
within thrnn months thereafter
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Boat Races Postponed.

SARATOGA, July lG.--The boat race
was postponed until 3 p. NJ. tomorrow.
The intercollegiate regatta has been
postponed until tomorrow.
Over 10000 people assembled at the
Lake to-day to witness the University
race, and after sweltering in the sun for
hours they were informed about seven
o'clock that the race had been postponed
till tomorrow afternoon. The cause
assigned for the postponcmont !, rough
vnathrr
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News Items.

Captain Irving Of the detective squad,
last night arrested Mollic Holbrook, alias
Hacy. She will be sent to Chicago IN
the care of officers.
The Bank of England discount rate
remains at . per cent.
The Nercs says: The question of the
separation of Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton is now
in the hands of Mr.. y. b. Morse, for
mcrly Judge of the Court Of Appeals.
Judge Morse is the stepfather of Mrs.
TIltOn. and has been her husbands inti-
mate friend for many years.
The grand jury has found three more
indictments each against the convicted
Police Commissioners, Charlick and
Gardner, for violation Of the election
laws.
The government awarded 100000 in
gold so-day at lO9.0.
Brown Bros, d Co., received n tele-
gram from the National Bank of Scot
land, London, saying that forged clrcu-
lar notes, purporting to be- issued from
this office. were afloat. Caution in cash
inc. and Identification is necessary.
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Murderer Captured.

REY, July lG.-Smithor, who killed
Casleon the 4th inst, was captured
near tntington on Tuesday, and under
went ,rcliminary examination here be-
fore Sire McCague to-day. He Is held
to anSN the charge of murderin the first
dcgrec.t the next term of court. he
thoughe had shot the elder Caslctt in
stead -Dtaylor
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

LIVERPOOL, July lG.-The steamers
Sidonian and Arragan from New York
arrived out.
New YORK, July l6.-The steamer
Hammonia from Hamburg arrived.
Arrived-The steamers State of Ohio,
from Glasgow, and Greece, from Liver
pool.
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Loss by Fire.

Thus far seven persons are known to
have lost their lives by the fire on
Tuesday night. Efforts are being made
to furnish those deprived Of homes
by the fire, with ncceSSarieS of life. All
the Aid societies are giving their help.
Rebuilding has already commenced, and
contracts have been made for many fine
structures, to be replaced Immediately
for those DESTROYED.
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Liverpool Races.

LIVERPOOL, July lG.-The Liverpool
July meeting commenced yesterday. The
race for the Liverpool cup was won by
Blantyre; Selsea Bill second, Restless
third. There were thirteen starters. The
last betting was 5 to . against Blantyrc;
II to against Sclsca Bill, and II to !
AGAINST Restless
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Stabbing ARRAY.

Two men named Burlison and ROsn
in Prairie county, got into difficulty On
Tuesday evening, when the former was
stabbed and killed by the latter. Soon
after some unknown person shot and
killed BurlisOn
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Destructive Fire.

LoHpoH. July 17-Thc Gabriel Timber
Wharf. at Rathlithe, covering n quarter
of an acre. was destroyed by fire last
night. thirty-fvc gallons Of creoSote
were burned. The loss is not yet stated,
but it must be very heavy. Phrce per-
sons were injured during the fire.
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baltimore Cattle Market

BALTIMORE, July lG.-Cattle dull and
IaIc IoEar: very best on sale 3 JOAj 42I;
frst quality 7iaj Joi medium or good
fair quality O0a4 37!. Receipts, 1859,
sales 1901. Hog frmer and higher at
9OOa9 %; receipts 1852. Sheep more
active al 4 OOa5O0; receipts 1863.
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Salvage.

The Admiralty Court has awarded the
owners of the steamer Spray seventy
seven thousand dollar; the +. T. Barry
seventy thousand dollars, and the Au-
burn twenty-five thousand dollars sal
wage for towing into.port the abandoned
Frnnrb steamer AmrriOuc.
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Public Worship Bill.

In the House of Commons to-nigh
Gladstone withdrew his resolution
against the public worship bill in consid
Grafton of the unanimity Of the vote il
its favor on its second reading.
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REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted to 2,5f5 head, against l,947
head last week, and go for the corrc'-
ponding week last year. This marked
increase in the number of cattle arriving
in this market within the last year, will
attract the attention of drOvers md
butchers generally, and will serve to
illustrate the rapidity with which
the Importance Of Baltimore ms 1"
market for fat cattle is increasing. a
series Of statistics on this subjoCt Is now
in the course Of preparation, which will
prove of great interest and value L"
cattle dealers, and will be published IN
this department Of the Wheeling RIG
IsTER at an early day. The sales Of
cattle during the week were l,7O7 heads,
against I,7jG head last week, and were
us follows.
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Nominated for Congress.

The Tribrm>'s special says, the Repub-
lican Congressional Convention of the
Sixth District met in Ottumwa to-day
and nominated Judge f. Sampson, of
KeOkuk county, on the second ballot.
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From our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
wm he psr,lv cloudy, with local rains,
winds shifting to easterly or Southerly,
and high temperature
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IT currently reported tat the mer-
chants of this county have brought on n
large stock Of tweczcrS, witfthe eIpecta-
,ion of selling them to thefarmers, for
the purpose of pulling the oats crop
RtcLit En-sttc.
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NEW YORK.
CubapS Executed.

New York, July l6.-News is re-
ceived by way of San Domingo that three
Cubans, who lately landed on the coast OF
Camogury from vessel in the old Ba-
hama channel, and who were captured
shortly after landing by Spaniards, were
executed on the Spanish gunbaat Nep-
tune, in which they were being conveyed
to Havana.
Juan Bellido Delano, editor of the Gu
ban paper La I'deper'deneio, and Jose
Ferrer Decauta, editor of the Spanish
paper La Cronista, have been placed
under bonds to restrain them from duel
inr
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Cleveland Market

CLEvELASD, July l5.-Wheat-quiet;
sl.2Ota LIS. COrn-steady; re. Oats
frmi 5000 Parliamentary and
unchanged
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New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, July l6.-MoNEY-At q
per cent; prime discounts 5a7 per cent
Sterling dull at 4S6ts4s6l for sixty days
and 4Ssla4s9t for sight. Customs receipts
S5SOoo. Treasury disbursements lSS,0O0.
GoLD-At l09ial09i, closing at l09i.
Carrying rates / !a2 per cent. Clearings
100000.
STATE BoNps-Dull.
RAILROAD BoNps-Firm.
GoyERNMESTs-Steady.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.. !
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WAsHINGroN, July lG, SIN.


For New England and Middl. States
and lower lake region, local rains will
prevail with southwest t. northwest
winds, and rising barometer during the
night, and a slight fall Of temperature by
Friday. For the South Atlantic and
Gulf States, clear or fair weather will
prevail. except on the immediate Gulf
Coast east or south winds, continued
high temperature, and slight change in
barometer. For the Tennessee and Ohio
Valley. partly cloudy weather. local
rains, winds shifting to easterly or south
crly. high temperature. and rising. fol-
lowed by falling barometer. For Upper
Lake Region and Northwest, clear or
fair weather east or south winds. station
a-y or rising temperature and falling
barometer
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Petroleum Market

PITTsBURGH. July 16.-Crude, hrIner
at SOC at wells; 95al 05 al river re-
fsed dull; Offering August at I2tc.
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VOL. II.
at'hesliug Register,

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at 1893.
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LIST nF nRnYERS.

The following are the names Of the
principal West Virginia drovers, owners
or consignces of the principal drovcs.
Affhc Tinker House and DrOue Yards.
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Toledo Races.

ToLEDo, July lG.-Thc attendance at
the races to-day. WAS much larger than
Yesterday. The track was heavy, owing
to the rain last night. The 3 minute
and 2:33 races, postponed from ycstrr-
dav. were finished. the first being won by
Mcmbrino Walker, Of Coldwutcr Michi-
gan: time last heat 2:454. Tom Britton.
of Toledo. won the last heat and race
for 2:33 horses; time 2:433. The first
in to-day's programme was for horses
that had never beat 2:39; purse $500, 300
to first, $50 to second, and 30 to third.
There were seven entries. The first heat
was won BY Ruth, Of Toledo. in 2:4l d; the
second, third and fourth by Lady Tur-
pin, of Grand Rapids, Michigan; time,
2:44, 2:44{. 2:45; Ruth second, and Lady
Grey, of Cleveland, Ohio, third.
For the second race there We're eight
entrees. The first heat was Won by
John H. in 2:344. The second was won
by Little Mack, of Cleveland, in 2:34i
Mollie, of Detroit, Won the third heat in
2:35t. The fourth and fifth heats and
the race were won by Little Mack in 2:3j5
and 2:36; Mollic taking the second mon
ey and John H. the third
The first race tomorrow is for the $40
class, IN which there are nine entrees. tc
be followed by free-for-an anda pacin .
race in which last much interest is mani.
Tested, there being four entrees, inchd,
ing three or four noted horses.
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TheSaginav Races.

SAGINAW, MICH, July l6.---ln the
race at the East Saginaw Driving Park
to-day for the special purse of $1,000
s., 500 toithe first horse, $500 to the
second and $1,000 to the third, which
beat the best time on record, Goldsmith
Maid won in three straight heats. Time
2:l9a, 2:l6A, and 2:l6. The only con-
testant was Judge Fullerton. Both
horses displayed splended trott;ng. The
only break in the three heats
was made by Goldsmith Maid
in the first quarter of the
first heat, when she lost three or four
lengths, Judge Fullerton leading to the
home stretch, where he was passed by
the Maid, who Won the heat by length.
Fullerton was beaten two lengths in the
second heat and four in tho third heat,
Fullerton being driven by Dan Mace and
the Maid By Budd Doble. Fullerton's
time was 2:20, 2:lS and 2:l8i. The
track was in splendid condition. About
5000 people were present. The track is
one mile and three feet in length.
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SToCKs-The market was hrm AT the
commencement of business and prices
advanced / TO ! per cent but later there
WAS falling of of / to ! per cent, after
which the market became dull and little
or no business was done, and the closing
quotations were the lowest Of the day,
the decline in the general list having been
l TO ! per cent, and ! per cent IN Pana-
ma and | per cent in Erie The decline
in Erie was attributed 10 - report that the
estate Of John Arnett, of Elmyra, had
obtained Judgment in one of the State
courts against the Erie Railroad Com
pany for 5000 on the guaranteed bonds
of the Boston, Hartford and Erie Com
pany. II the report is correct the dccis-
ion sustains the legality of the guarantee
made by the Erie Company Of 6,Oo0O00
on the Boston, Hartford and Erie bonds,
on which there is accrued interest to the
extent of l.sO0,OOO, nothing having been
paid since 1868. Among the principal
sales were 2l,OOO shares of Erie; 1900
Lake Shore; $1,000 Pacific, and 200
Western Union. The market closed dull.
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The market wa, little dull, owing, IN
part. 10 the large amount Of stock on
sale The VERY best were about to.
lower than last week and other grades
IA! lower. -Four hundred head go Eat
at the risk of tho owners; the recent
advance of freights on cat
tic hy tho principal lines
to New York, making prices a shade bet
ter there at present. It will be ob~erved
that in the slight decline in the prices in
thi, city, all grades have suffered, but A.
j. ALWAYS the case, the best suffered the
least. If every drover would resolve to
never bring anything but the best his
profit. are Away assured.
MILK cows
The market for Milk Cows is dull, and
the supply fully equal to the demand
Quotations from $50 to 80, a. to..quality
the best always finding the readcst sale
even a; the difference in figure.
THE HOG MARKET.
The Hog market to-day Is firm, and
the prospects for the future fair. The
supply was up TO the demand. Quota
tions for fair to best s;@9Ic.
THE SHEEP HARKET.
Market we'll supplied and prices rang
81 fora good article Of mutton At 4s1ic
One thousand were reshipPed 70 New
York and Philadelphia. Lamb in fair
! supply and quoted at 2a4c. As TO quality
Stock lambs at 2ts3ic.
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Hand Ball Match.

The hand ball match for one thousand
dollars and the championship of Ameri-
ca, between James O'Brien and James
Farran, of Chicago and James Dunn
and james Casey, of Brooklyn, took place
this afternoon and resulted in favor Of
Brooklyn, bya score of 81 to "A. Chi
cago had the game in their own hands
till Farran became exhausted by the heat.
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The Toronto Regatta.

TORONTO, July l6.-Thc international
regatta under the auspices of the Domin-
ion Rowing Club, of Toronto. took place
to-day. The single scull race Of two miles
was won by r. Shining, and c. Nurse
second.
The second race. for four Dared boats.
distance four miles. first prize 300. Sc
cond $50. Entries: Clipper, Of Pitts
burGh; W. Weston. of Buffalo; and New
Dominion, of Toronto. The first named
was winner, the Buffalo boat being second
The New Dominion led until within a
quarter Of mile Of the winning when she
broke her rudder.
The double scull two mile race was
won by the Atlas. :. Williams; stroke;
Water Lilly, c. Nurse. stroke, second.
The single scull race Of two miles was
won by Edward Hanton; Sam Willisms
being second.
The four cared race, four miles was
won By the John 5 Trocton, Of TT INTO,
William Dillon, Stroke.
The double scull race of two miles was
won by Atlantic, w. McCOnn, stroke;
Eureka, 7. Logan, stroke, I'd.
In the skitf race three quarters Of n
mile and return. c. Pearsall was lst
and ". Barchard %.
In the single scull race of two miles,
P. Huther was winner; Thomas Lourdon
ID.
The races were postponed till nearly
four o'clock and were not concluded till
after eight.
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NEW YORK STATE.
Attcmpt TO Rob n Pay Car.

UTICA, July ia special dispatch
to the Utica HernH from Fort Plain
saws: An attempt was mad" this morn
ing to wreck and rob th" pay car "u tn"
New York Central Railroad. Payma-t"r
Reed left Albany with some fifty thou
sand dollars and force NJ IL men. The
would-bc robbers had placed Instructions
on the track at a secluded place, well
chosen for such a crime, near picc" of
woods. The work train came along and
di.ccv v,rod the Instructions in time 10
flag the pay car.
Later information state. tnat IN" work
train. after removing the obstruction,
left man in secret to watch tn" track.
Soon he saw two men come out If the
bushes and place huge tie across tn"
track. Hc started for them and they
ran. The superintendent va. -"On on
the spot, and the pay car Wa stopped and
the men gave chase but failed 70 catch
the rasCals
Important suit.
ELMIRA. july ia su.t at law
which involved large sum, has
lust been decided in this judi
cial district. 1t arose from a salc Of coaI
lands made by the late John Aruot Of
this CITY to the Eric Railroad Company
about 1865. which were paid for by h"nd'
Of the Boston. Hartford and Erie Rail.
road Company guaranteed by the Fri,
railroad. The executors S Mr.. ArnOt.
estate were obliged to bring suit against
the company for the payment of the bond,
and interest.
1t was tried here last February in the
Circuit Court. and the Justice reserved
his decision. II Wa rendered on the l4tt
inst, in favor Of the plaintiffs the sun
being little les. than ninety-seycr
thousand dollar. 4 levy vas made OF
I the company property in this city OF
Tuesday night. passenger train being
seized, but 1t was permitted to proceed
when enough to satisfy was found. ShDulC
this deci,io, be affirmed by a highe,
court it " sustain the legality Of th'
guarantees BY the Erie company Of five
million. Of dollar Of the Boston, Hart
ford and Erie bonds, and large amount
Of accrued interest.
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Rev. Evanston, prominent citizen of
Tsrrs Haute, Indiana, died YESTERDAY
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2le6er Den Se(@aftsaana i'm goit

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mir Der Rem Yorfer preIie" folsenbe i'm
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Der in Die Sdnbe Der Nbreiaten, ionbern
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men lit. Wo-iit er seblieben? Sic ant-
mort lautete Ser 8riei wuroe, oa er tei-
ne po'tmarte bate, mad 8aIbinston se-
ienbet." cagusEU
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snrembnrger Gazette.

ipenn oieies llnternebmen, pie er oenft, Die
notbise unteritiisuns finoet, miro CT bale
etnen Stab pm $50 Damn na1 Dem
Staate lenbcn, Die nOtbi9en S%etailauirab=
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Die @oblbabenbeit, unb bas @eocibsn oes
Staates belier Seist, ais biss auf irseno
cine anoere Dirt geI6eben fam.
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uber 80 Suibel. Die Gualitdt lit iebr
gut. Oas @ewi6t uariirt Suiiden 10 IL.
so Yiuno. Nus ben uorItcbenoen Seri9=
ten erbelt sur @eniigc, oob Die 8erItens
Grnte i'm Snrdi6uitt mebr wic einen
MitteIertrag crseben bat i'm 8ewi4t Oa-
seSen niGt slei6 gut 1T. Die 9reiic luer-
ben in 6olse beIien oerart iein, oab lie Der
importation ausidnoii9cr Geritc uorbeu-
gen uno Ole Subitituirun9 anberer Getrci=
oeorten fir @erite beoeuteno bel6rdnfen,
ipcnn ni6t gan; auibsben lperoen.
3. u. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-07

Ser robe Meni6 1T Sufrieben, wenn
sr nur etpas porseben liebt Der @ebil.
oete Mil smpiinoen, uno Ta6oenfem 1T
nur Dem sans ausssbiloeten anssnsbm. &
-9er braps Mann oentt an iib ielbit
SuleBt.