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Innugnrating Ceremonies.

LOUISVILLE, August 30.-JameS B, Nc
Creary, Governor elect Of Kentucky, will
be inducted into office at frankfort, to-
morrow with the usual inaugural ceremo-
MES, He will take the oath at II o'clock,
when he will deliver an address, after
which saluteo Of honor will be fired from
the Arsenal by the Preston Light Artll-
lery, Of Louisville. Festivities will be
continued at night by grand ball under
the auspices OF the Assembly Club, an
organization Of twenty years standing.
Preparations indicate an industrial pa.
rade, arranged for next Tuesday, In honor
Of the fourth opening OF the Louisville
Exposition, and will be thograndest affair
Of the kind ever celebrated In Louisville,
Firms representing all commercial inter.
ests, societies, militia and fire department,
will participate.
An unknown man was found at the
mouth of Otter creek, Kentucky, with a
stone weighing fifty pounds attached to
his neck and an axe cash across his fore.
head. He cannot be recognized he was
probably murdered and thrown into the
creek.
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RaIyton's Will.

SAN Francisco, August 3O.-A deed oil
Ralston TO William Sharon conveys all
his property, real and personal, wherever
found, and absolute ownership, with right
TO dispose OF the same on such terms and
at such prices aS he deems best, and tc
apply the same and the proceeds Thereof
and Of the property hereby conveyed tc
such purposes and uses as the said VIII
liam Sharon may In his judgment deem
best for our joint and several interests.
The Board Of Supervisors yesterday
met with closed doors. II trAnspire'
that heated discussion arose, and the
policy Of taking no action with regard to
the resolutions In memory ot RalSton was
adopted, with only one dissenting vote.
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The panic in California and the heavy
failures in Baltimore last week have tend
ed very ymuch tounsettle the business Of the
country The tone of the Wall street
market is feverish. There were reports
yesterday Of bank troubles in Baltimore,
and apparently there is scent Of lurking
danger somewhere. After the failure Of
duncan, Sherman 4 Co, and the Bank OF
California, and also that immense sugar
house in Baltimore, there is renewed
lack Of confidence in the early future Of
business that is very much to be dOplored,
Capitalists are rs timid as they were just
after the panic, perhaps more so, as Is
shown by the price Of government and
railroad bonds. The Ten-Forty bonds,
bearing only 8 per cent interest, yester-
day touched 90 premium, which is an
unhealthy exhibition Of distrust in
almost every other form Of security.
There is no help for this but patience,
industry and economy, although some
people think all that is necessary ia to
print more paper money and try to lift
ourselves over the fence by the straps Of
our boots.
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WASHINGTON, August 3O.-The rain
storm yesterday was very destructive.
Thirty houses on Tlber Creek were flood
ed nine feet deep, and the inmates fled to
the upper stories Of the more substantial
dwellings, from whence they were rescued
byrafts. The streets In the vicinity Of the
Navy Yard were covered in parts with
from two to three feet Of water; likewise
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, owing to
the bursting Of the sewers, and the street
cars ceased running. The merchants on
Pennsylvania Avenue lost thousands Of
dollars by the backing Of the water into
the cellars, from insufficient sewerage. II
is stated that the destruction Of the dam
separating Rock Creek from Potomac in.
wolves 100000.
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SEVEN cities cOntcndCd for the BIRTH
place Of Homer, the poet, and we don't
know how many places will yet contend
ior the birthplace Of Ralston, the bonanza
man. The Sleubenville Herald claim.
that he was born at Tumbleson's Run, np
in Hancock county, in this State; the
Chicago Tribune that he was born in
Georgetown, Mass, and the Louisville
Commercial locates the spot Of his nativity
ON q farm near WcllsviIlc, Ohio, We in.
cline to the opinion, from the weight Of
evidence, that Ralslon was horn in this
vicinity. The HtraM says that he went
from Hancock county to WclIsviIIc at
an early age, where his father establish
ed u boat yard ior bnilding IlaI,boaIs. at
matters very little what spot may have
been the immediate birthplace oi such a
man as George Washington" as some
school book orator once said, and as We
may say Of such man AZ W. c, RaIston,
We shall not disclaim him a' Il product
of the Upper Ohio Valley, because he
committed suicide, for he had the genius
for better fate than such an ignoblc
end. lie lacked what 81 many
men Of good capacity lack in this
world, and it Is alwaysa fatal lack, viz;
principle. That was the radical defect
in his character, rs it Is in any mans
character who has it not, aud it ship,
wrecked Ralston, as it inevitably ship.
wrecks every dazzling character who
lnisIcnds the public for Il season with the
glare Of seeming great success, irrcspec.
tive Of the ways and means by which it Is
nchirypI
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Rcwnrc Of I,nDostors.

sr. Louis, August 3O.-NotwiLhstand
ing the fact that Kansas is growing more
and better crops than any State In the
Union, there are still frauds at some
places begging money for the destitute
which they pocket. The Governor re,
ceived to-day letter from New Alexan'
driu, Pa, stating that one c. 2. Smith
was there AZ agent for Wanbonsec and
Riley counties, and wanting to know 1
there was destitution and Il Smith had
authority. The Governor answered tC
the contrary aud stated that Smith was a
fraud and should be arrested for obtaining
money under false pretenseS.
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Tue Register speaks Of the corporation
laws Of West Virginia, under which the
Wheeling Window Glass Co. has been
operating, as II they were n novelty, and
as such peculiar to this State. We may
be permitted to inform our neighbor that
there il nothing peculiar or exceptional
about the corporation laws OF West Nir.
ginia. They are modelled after the stat.
utes in other States on that subject. Per.
hap3 they are too lax-wc think they
Are--but that ia u defect that np.
plies to the corporation laws Of
most Of the States. The laws Of Ohio
are liberal enough on this subject,
and they make every stakeholder
liable for an amount equal to, and addi.
tional to, his stock in any concern. For
instance, suppoSing him to have paid in
one thousand dollars, he is liable, in case
the accompany fails, for thousand dollars
more, two thousand dollars in all. Such
Hprovision is not a penalty upon enter.
prise, as some people think, but sulu-
tary check upon reckless management,
and thereby saves large SUN annually
to those who puttheir money in joint.stock
enterprise. The same provision exists
in the National bankingsys Allhold.
ers Of stock in National banks arc liable
Tor an amount equal to their stock, anf
thisis one secret Of the popularity of the
system with thcbusine,s public. The same
provision exists in our State Constitution
in regard to West Virginia banks. All
banks Incorporated since the adoption Of
the new Constitution have this double
liability feature grated on them. All
other corporations, however, carry only n
single liability. ltwould have been we'll
had the bank feature been extended to
all corporations, and we may yet see the
necessity cfso extending it.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPICR OF THR CnIKP SIGNAL OPFICER.
WASHINGTON, D. C., August 3l-l A. Nj,

OPPICR OF THR CnIKP SIGNAL OPFlCER. !
WASHINGTON, u. C., August 3l-l A.. NJ,
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, Middle States aud
Lower Lake region, slight fall In the bar
ometer, gentle northeast to northwest
winds, high temperature, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds probably shifting
to the southeast In the western part Oi
the Lake region.
For the south Atlantic States, south
east 10 southwest winds, slight fall In bar.
onietcr, warm and clear or partly cloudy
weather, with rain on coast.
For the Gulf States, Ohio Valley and
Tennessee, a stationary or falling baron.
eter, light southeast to southwest winds,
decidedly warm weather, with areas Of
rain In the western Gulf States.
For Upper Lake region, Upper Missis,
sippi and Lower Missouri Valleys and
northwest, slowly falling barometer
southeast to southwest winds, high TEN.
perature areas, rain in the northern parl
Of Lake region and north Of Iowa.
Mississippi river will continue fall ex.
cept at New Orleans where 1t will rise
slightly.
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sr. LOUIS, August 3O.--A special to the
Republican from Kansas City says that
the Lirst regular through train over the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
to Los Animos, Colorado, left that city
to-day. Kansas City has been made The
eastern terminus Of this road, and here.
after all passengers will be transferred at
that place instead Of at Atchison, Kansas,
"A heretofore.
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A 10, Nhoots His Two sIsters

BosToS, August 30.-Yesterday at Hop.
kinton a boy named Morris Ryan, aged
10, started down stairs with q loaded
gun In his hand intending to shoot n cat
when his sister Mary, aged 10, who de-
sired to save the life OF the cat, caught
her brother by the shoulder, 10 pull him
back, and at that time two other sisters
younger than Mary, Came.to the head oI
the stairs. In the scuNle between Morris
and Mary the gun went Oft, killing Mary
and one Of the other siaters. The other
sister was wounded in the arm and Nor
ris was wounded in the leg, The mother
Ia n widow.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, August SO.-The Secre
tary Of the Treasury has decided thai
hewn pine timber, commercially known
US squared" or "sided," Is subject to duty
at the rate Of one cent per cubic foot, and
not twenty per cent ad uGlOrem, as hereto
fore held by the department.
There have been several applications
received to-day by the Treasurer for the
transfer OF gold from New York to San
Francisco, bnt they have all been de-
Clined.
The Treasurer and express companies
have settled the questions concerning ne
transportation of national bank notes by
agreeing on a basis Of three cents per
thousand dollars.
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THE salaries of bishops and cardinals
for the current year we're not voted by the
French Assembly without some criticism
NJ. Trcnolet complained that the rrelates,
though receiving pay from the republic,
neglected to pray for II; 4; that the Domint
saltum fac Remptbiicdm was not chnnted
in the churches, not even in that Of Yer.
sailles, where the Assembly sat. NJ. Wal.
lon, the Minister Of Public Worship, de.
Tended the clergy, and said that the
prayer named had not been Chanted he.
cause II had not been asked for; he
promised, however, that II twould be asked
for In three months time. NJ. Trenolet
not quite satisfied, rejoined that "the re-
public would thus I've done out Of three
months prayers.
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RUMORED APPLICATION
NIlAlN.

SAN SEBASTIAN, August 3O.--Iutelli.
gence from TOlosa Is to the effect that the
CaFlists arc greatly discouraged. Don
Carlos Is at Durango.
Madrid, August S0.-It is officially an.
nounced that the Quantanillas band Of
CaFlisls has been completely routed near
Snntnnhnr
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Tic IheroI,nn Enn,Is.

MusKoGEE, /. T., August 3O-Ten days
since, as John HOlchet, a brother Of Thos
Holchet, a member Of the Cherokee Ma.
tional Council, was sitting in the doorway
Of his house, he was assaulted by Charles
Burgess, n negro, and killed. Chief Ross
offered a reward OF 5000 for the arrest oil
the murderer. The Sheriff Of Coowes.
koowe district arrested Burgess on satur.
day last. While the prisoner was in the
hands Of the SheritT's posse he attempted
to escape, and WAS shot and killed on the
spot by the officers
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Tic t;oId T,nnks StlIl CLOSED.

San Francisco, August 3O.-The Mer.
chants Exchange Bank does not open
this morning IN accordance with the al'
most positive assurance OF tho Secretary
given yesterday; whether II will do 80 OF
not during the day will depend on the
negotiations now pending. The officers
are apparently somewhat less confident
Of immediate resumption than yesterday,
but say that any delay is merely tempo
rAry.
The National Gold Bank and TruSl
Company Is still closed, and unable to say
when II will resume but say the outlook
il favorable.
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Hand BaII.

CHICAGO, August 3O.-A game Of hand
ball took place this afternoon, between
Carey and Murphy, Of Brooklyn, and
ThoE. O'Brien and James Ferron, Of Chi.
cago, for $500 hundred a side, and the
championship Of America. II Is the
first series Of five gaines which are 10 be
played here. The game was won by the
Chicago party.
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Tic Murder Of. NrrNlrI.

MEMPHIS, August 3O.-Aleck Stephen.
son, the negro who assassinated James II.
MCNiel last Friday near ScanIin's Lohd.
ing, Ark, was arrested Saturday and
committed without bail, he having been
identified by McNiel'a hands as the
negro seen escaping when the shot was
fred. II Il believed that Stephenson was
instigated to kill Mcneil by other par
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OUR local columns 'hismoFnlns record
4 das,ardly outrage on female over at
Bridgeport Saturday night. a lot oil VII
lain. seized her, choked her, dragged her
to A place Of ofconccalment,and successfully
outraged her person, Only two oil then
have thus far been arrested. 1t is to be
hoped the whole crew will be got hold oil
Every citizen Of Bridgeport should con
slider himself special detective to bring
such villains TO Justice. No Woma" Is
safe in that community, ont by her
self after night, unless these wrCicheS
are made an example oi Indeed,
unless the full lerrOrs ol the law
are executed upon such 'coundFeIS
there isno certainty that an unprotected
woman is safe even in her own house
The woman in question is an obscure per-
son, but she was outraged simply because
she was a woman and that being the case
no other woman il safe where OppOrtuni'
ly offers ior similar assault upon her,
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Entni Rellrions nisctlsslon. .

CoLUMnus, August SO.-On Friday lasI
James Dunn, Catholic, and Robert Conl.
ter, Protestant, became very much heated
over n discussion OF religious matters
which eliminated yesterday by renewal
Of the discussion and the shooting oil
Dunn by Coulter. II Is quite probable
that the injury is fatal. Coulter has mol
been seen since,
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NEW York, August 3O.-Builling In.
spector Henry Mclaughlin, Of Brooklyn
was fatally stabbed yesterday morning
while himself and two friends were de.
Tending themselves from wanton attack
made bY a party Of young tuIliahs.
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CoLuMBus, August BO.-Daniel X
Groom, a well.known farmer residing
near GtovepoFt, this county, committed
suicide by hanging himself In his barr
this morning. Iis mind had been &C.
rionsly Affected for some time.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 3O.-Tht
yellow fever has entirely disappeared a
BarrahcAs. The Mayor has issued {
proclamation removing the quarantine
against Pensacola, as the city Is perfect,
healthy.
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wr had a call yesterday from Mr.
william I.iuebcrgcr, Of Benwood, a
n,iIcr in the Bcnwood Mills, who has
in., returned from a yisitto Kansas. lie
showed II, specimen of the wheat
roi,ed in that country this season, and
reports cxccIlcntcrop. and good business
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LITTLE Rock, August 3O.-A gin house,
store and ont buildings, belonging to
Peter Hanger, we're burned near this city
Saturday night. Loss Sl0,OOOi no insnt-
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the wet weather We have reason to congrat-
ulate ourselves on the good health Of the
city, thanks to Providence and our
sanitary administration, and nOtwith'
standing the destruction Of crops and the
great waste of property by reason of the
floods, yet we will have enough and to
spare in the way OF food, therefore
let us rejoice" as the college boys express
it, when they sing their "guudeamu igitur''
song,-ut the commencement Of a new life
at the opening Of new prOspect-at
the leaving behind ofso many wearisome
days.
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@hegnteLligenGHr:

WE call attention to the annual state
no", Of Dr.. NJ F. IIuIIihcn, Clerk OF the
l po,r5 Of Education, published in this
manning. paper.
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LONDON, August SO-A Berlin CORES.
pondent telegraphs that Northern Bosnia
is in full rebellion against the Porte, The
Insurgents OF Herzegovina have estab-
lished q national government, Monte.
negro and Servia are actively preparing
for war, The official press Of Montene-
gro does not conceal itSSympathy with the
movement.
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Atlnchmcnt Granted.

NEW YORK, August 3O.-Tn The suit
between Nathaniel b. Hail vs.. California
Bank, Judge Brody to-day granted the
plaintiff an attachment against the bank
property in this State, to recover $1,000
tleposited with the bank,
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pEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.
v!I,,I 0yglGE u. PEABODY n IsauH4SsE \ &c Co.,

OVR1cE PEABODY INSURANCE. Co..,
WuEELlNO, ". Va, April Z, 1870
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April ISt, 1878, and
the Peabody Insurance Company d Wheeling, W,
Va, ~ shown by the Resolution and Certificate an.
neXcd hereto. All claims Tor loss or damage that
may occur after II o'clock N April lat, 1870, under
any hre policy Issued by the Fire and Marine In
IurancO Company, and In iorCe, will 10 adjusted
aud settled by tho PCaOOdy Insurance Company,
J, v, l., RODGERS,
BenfNlaFV
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The slight excitement incident to the
California failures Of last week seems to
have subsidized 1t does not appear that
this section Of country will suffer much
by the failure Of the Bank Of California.
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Rnann,n,l iInnrniinns.

LAWRENCE, Mass, August SO.--Thc At
lantic mills started up to-day, alter being
idle for seven weeks. There is prospect
now Of steady employment for one thou
sand hands,
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MONTREAL, August 3O.-The reports
sent hence relative TO numerous failures
are said to have been exaggerated. Only
four or five small dry goods houses as-
signed during last week.
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Dss,b oFn IIonit President.

BUFFALO, August SO.-,Iohn D. Gason,
President Of the Buffalo, N. Y, and Erie
Bank, Of this city, died this morning, aged
seyenty.three years..
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Failure Ior 100000.

MONTREAL, August SO.-p. o. Brown
broker, has assigned. NJ. $. Seymour
has suspended; liabilities 100000
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THE ERIE RAILwAfCo

The dissatisfaction at the charges for
freight on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
Stagnating the humber coal and oil In.
tereStS Of Erie, has resulted in call for
a mass meeting, to be held Monday under
the auspices Of the Board Of Trade. A
project IA on foot to build n railroad from
Erie harbor to Cambridge and Meadyille,
and thence to the Butler coal and oil
fields, in order to secure cheap freights
for these products,
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IRELAND.


DUBLIN, AuguAt SO-The Pope has
conferred the Grand Cross Of the Order Of
st. Gregory onthe Lord Mayor Of Dublin.
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Marine intelligence.

NEW YORK, August, SO.-Arrived-
Steamer Republic from Liverpool.
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AUSTRIA.
FLIGHT OF THE BOSNIAN CHRISTIANS.

FLIGHT OF THE BOSNIAN CHRISTIANS.
VIENNA, August SO.-The Rresse say.
that q, 900 Bosnian christians have fed
to Austrian territory. The whole district
from the mountains to the rivers Unra
and Sara has been abandoned by the
christians and devastated by the Turks.
RUMoRED ABDIcATIoN.
Rumors, deemed unreliable, are aAoat
that Prince Milan Of Seryia has abdica.
ted.
Nikitka, OF Montenegro, has been ap.
pointed GeneralliSimO OF insurgents.
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ITALY.


RoME, August 3O.-Gatbaldi Is at his
home in Capreri, confined by illness re.
sulting from over.wotk on his scheme
for the improvemehtof Of the Tiber.
The TocsdeLtd Grita says editorially
that the capitutation Of Leo de Ufgcl may
determine Don Carlos to disband hi,
forces and await a more favorable period
to renew the estrugRle.
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ReSclTed That the proposition Of the Peabody In.
IlranCe Company Of Wheeling, for the reinsurance
Of the lre business Of this Company be and the same
IL hereby accepted, and tho President Of this C0ns
pany together With MeaSTG Reid, GOShoFn and
UBrion, are hereby appointed committee 10 con-
summate tho transfer Of reinsurance Provided,
that upon examination by the committee Of the
assets Of the Peabody Insurance. Company, Il Is
found 10 be perfectly responsible
lSlgnell I, II COLLIER, Secy
tsignCdI A, WILSON, PreS't
Upon examination Of tho assets and liabilities Of
the Peabody Insurance Company, We are fully at.
iShed Us % Its responsibility.
lSlgnedl JOHN REID,
4. WILSON,
WM. g. G0SHORN,
TH0S. o'BHIEN,
WHRELlHG, March SlIt, 1875.
The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
solciS continuation Of the patronage Of the late
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, guaranteeing
satisfaction, by fair dealing, ample protection and
prompt settlements.
WM. BAILEY, President,
J. v. l.. ROGERS Secretary,
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
DTRRCToRs.
Wnl. Bailey, Henry n. Miller,
AlolLO Lorlng, Henry SchmulbaOh,
A. NJ, Adams, DR.. ", ]. BATES,
Jas T. Barnes, Thomas HuEhes,
3, +. IIlldrGth, ans
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LIOAlNY-6s .gARREls WHITE FLINT
&C CA i'' Ifsf DAvMpRr a PARKS
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RAtuoH n, 9, August SO.-MayOr
Sparks died this forenoon.