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The Cincinnati Commercial tIndepend'
ent has leader on this subject in Satur
days Issue headed "WhO will win the
Ohio raceT that Immediately proceed,
to answer the question by saying that the
Republicans will win 1t, In the first
place, Aliens majority over Noyes, tive
years ago, was less than thousand, and
there were 10000 votes thrown for the
"Libcraln candidate, and 10000 more fol
the Temperance candidate. Allen wa
therefore in a minority Of 10000. Ont
ret Of reasons why Allen was elected un
der such circumstances, Is set forth a'
follows:
The Western Reserve was not happy
about that time anyhow. The RepIbli
cans were in trouble over Garfield; and
the bankruptcy Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, in which they had largely In
vested their earnings, was Just apparent
Besides, as Noyes was running for the
Senate, they did not feel deeply enlivenet
about the general result. II was reaI
case Of apathy, and cost thousands OF Re
publican votes.
The Commercial thinks that the Jay
Cooke bankruptcy came just in time to
shake the Republicans hardest in 1873,
twas then that "thc Grant administra.
ton may be said to have touched bottom"
Things are a good deal changed now,
Here are some Of the changes;
|. The Grant administration has been
improved in tone and character by the
Cabinet changes that introduced Pierre.
pont, Jewell and BristOw.
2. The Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor Is not candidate for the Sennte,
and Mr.. Delano Ia out Of harms way.
8. The Liberal party has been resolved
into its original political elements, and
ut least twO.thirds Of the ten thousand
who voted for Collins will vote for Hayes.
4. The Prohibitory party is reduced in
proportions. II will make show, but
not as large a. two years ago, and the
majority OF those who voted for Stewart
(l0,277 will go for Hayes. ~
5. The effects OF the panic Of 1873 have
not passed away, but the people have been
educated in financial matters, and they
have been taught, we think, to the point
Of conviction that the Democratic cur.
rency declaration means to establish the
conditions Of further trouble and loss
6. The Germans are we'll grounded In
the matters Of finance. They know that
the Democratic money doctrine as pro-
claimed in Ohio Is at war with good sense
and human experience, and those who
have in other years abandoned the Re.
publican for the Democratic camp on &C.
count Of the nepotism, loaferism and care.
le;sne's Of principal In the National Ad.
ministration, will find their way 10 their
old quarters in great numbers.
Z. There are thousands Of old.fashion.
cd Democrats who might, for the sake Of
The party, have put up with an equivocal
platform, but positive initiation pro-
StSmmC they know to he michieYouS In
sat. .ne 'asI degree, and they will quietly per.
lh'1 Inc party to suffer defeat, as the
JingeaPesI iagPI method Of redeeming Il from a
ie.ui,oh .isUi,.h which, fixed upon II, would be
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NEW YORK.

coNsTrTUTIoNALITY OF NEW POSTAL LAW.
NEw YoRK, July IA case involving
the constitutionality Of the amended Pos
tai Law has been brought in the United
States Circuit Court for this district. A
gentleman offered book for mail trans
mission to Philadelphia from this city,
postage at the old rates being affixed.
The book being refused, he applied for a
mandGmH to compel the Postmaster to
receive the package. The argument Of
the applicant is that the Sundry Civil
Appropriation Bill, into which the amend
mcnt increasing the rate on third-class
mail matter was inserted, was not bill
for raising the revenue; that the amend
ment did provide ways and means for
raising the revenue; that the Senate has
no constitutional authority to originate
measures for that purpose, that being the
sole prerogative Of the House, and that
the postal amendment, having originated
with the Senate, and been grated on q
bill which was not one for revenue pnr-
poses, Is unconstitutional,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ofthis city have adopted n programme for
the reception ot. the American Team,
which includes u trip down the Bay to
meet the steamer on the return OF the
Team; procession up Broadway in car
riages, and banquet in the evening. A
suitable testimonial will be presented to
each member Of the Team,
SPECIE.
The specie shipment to-day ia 1901 900,
OF which $750,0O0 was gold coin, and the
remainder in gold and silver bars.
PERSONAL.
Henry II. Hall, Lieutenant Governor
Of Michigan, sailed to-day on his trip to
Egypt and Palestine.
FAILURE OF A TEA HOUSE.
The Daily Bulletin announces the fail
ure OF T. j. DAILY 4 Co., tea merchants,
Their creditors are mostly bankers. Bad
China debts and losses in this city are the
causes Of the failure, which, according to
general impression, Is not heavy.
MURDER.
John Murrillo was fatally stabbed this
afternoon by Joseph FRANCO, Nt 2l5 Hes
ter street.
The ST. George Cricket Club beat the
GermantOwns, Of Philadelphia, to-day
1913 to 70,
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1ND1ANAPoIts, July 1Ss-The ffstfatal
case Of sunstroke here this season occurred
yesterday. The victim was Jno. schwette-
berger.
Lizzie Mead was fatally burned yester.
day by The explosion Of can Of coal oil.
A lady named sallie Childs, from vir.
ginia, made three attempts to commit
suicide by throwing herself under a train
on the Bellefontaine railroad yesterday,
but was rescued.
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OMAHA, NEB, July 17.--Thc Herald,
letter from the Red Cloud Agency, dated
the 9th, states that strong, we'll armed
and we'll equipped body Of Uncapapa
Sioux are on the war.path in the Black
Hills, with the avowed determination Il
cover the county with horses hoo
tracks. From Indian sources we leatr
that they have lad two encounttes with
the white men (miners) and killed seven
in one and three in another party.
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"srEr."-Our dcomps," probably think.
ing -, and the Standard typos" had "sei
up" a dob" on them, did not come Ia
time OH Saturday, and as no one cared tC
"press' the "matter,' which has beer
"standing" for several days, the expected
"dispiay" Of Typographical ball-toSsinL
did not "pan out.n The challenge was I'd
ken from the "hook" and handed over Il
The tender mercies Of the devil who
Immediately consignedit II to the "hellbOx.'
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KICKED IN THE MOUTH.-A man nam.
ed Boyer, in the employ OF Conrad Sci
bert, the ice merchant, was kicked by q
mule on Saturday morning and serious
ly injured. Boyer accompanied one Of
Seiberts ice wagons with pair Of extra
mules to assist the wagon up the hill Al
Fulton. When they arrived at the top OIL
the hill Boyer started to return, walking
beside the mules. After he had proceed.
ed a short distance the mules became
frightened at the tinkling Of the
bells on the horses attached to passing
milk wagon, and one OF the animals
jumped backwards, striking him fair in
the mouth with its hooi, His lip was
badly cut, and two Of his front teeth were
knocked out. He was knocked insensi.
Bile, and remained lying upon the road
in an unconscious condition until some
time afterwards, when he was found by
the driver Of one Of Seiberts wagons. He
was Immediately brought to the city, had
his wounds dressed, and is now doing
we'll,
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TuB RAcE.-Nick Nhillles, champion
tub racer, and Charles Rust, j., alial
"scalping Knife, chief Of the tribe Of nail
feeders" are matched for twenty dollars
TO row a tub race this evening between
the hours Of five and seven o'clock. They
start from the bridge and row to the Nail
City boat house. The winner Is to pre-
sent keg Of beer to the boat club. The
Judges are Jake Watson and Frank Train
er, and Dave Reece ia the referee.
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ALBANY, July 17.-Wm. s. squires, oi
the firm Oft, W. squires 4 Sons, brokerI
Of this city, also Charles W. Squifes, son
Of 7. W. squires, we're arrested last
evening and both committed 10 Jail In de.
fault oil bail. William claims he car es.
tablish the fact by New York brokers
that all their transactions were legiti.
mately and honestly conducted, and that
all deposits alleged to have been made In
New York by their house were made.
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FOREIGN NEWS,
ENGLAND.
SHOOTING BEGUN AT WIMBLEDON.

oAOVAANu hEuIN a. WAANSAASNtf
LONDON, July 1.-THE American rife
men began shooting at Wimbledon, to
day. In consequence Of the rain the
match for the American cup was post
pOned until Wednesday next. The frst
contest was for the st, Leger sweepstakes
at 200 yards, and each competitor hai
seven shots, the possible score Is thirty
FIVE, There are several hundred compel
itOrs. OF the Americans, Fulton has al.
ready scored 35, Gildersleeve 81, Yale SO
Garfield 81, and Dakin q. The shooting
il still is progress, and II Fulton's score
is equaled the match will be shot off next
week.
THE ANNUAL DINNER OF THE CoBDEN
CLUB
Took place at Greenwich tonight
Michael Chevalier, the French political
economist, presided. The Marquis OF
Harrington proposed Chevalier's health,
and presented him with a gold medal,
Mr.. Forster, in reply to q toast, "Our
guests" referred to the Americans pres.
ent, whom he could hardly call foreign.
ers, Mr.. Forster introduced General
Mcdowell, who declared that America
had nothing to be ashamed OF in The way
Of free intercourse with the world, Every
one coming there met with hearty well
come, and was granted equal privileges,
Nathan Appleton, Of Boston, alluded to
the approaching Centennial at Philadel-
phia, and said he thought that Europe
mistook It's meaning, which principally
was that Of union between the Northern
and Southern States. He trusted that
Europeans would take an opportunity 10
visit the Exhibition, and that tho next
meeting Of the Golden Club wouldbe held
in Philadelphia. The dinner closed with
vote Of thanks to the Chairman. The
American guests were cordially received.
GREAT MEETING IN HYDE PARK.
LONDON, July ls.-A meeting was held
in Hyde Park to-day to protest against
the grant for the Prince Of Wales to
visit India. Twelve thousand persons
were present. Bradlaugh made violent
speech and concluded by offering resolu.
ton Of a similar character. The resolu.
tion was adopted almost unanimously.
Eight persons who voted against II were
set upon by the crowd and the police had
TO interfere for their protection.
THE SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.
John Rigby, of the Irish Team, tied J.
Fulton in the shooting for tho 81, Leger
stakes yesterday, making So points, The
contest will DO finished tomorrow,
The American Team were the guests Of
Lord WharnclifFe at a dinner party to-
day at Wimbledon. Lady Wharnclifie,
Lieutenant Colonel Phillips, Mr., Mild.
may, Captain Reel and a number Of
others were present. No speeches were
The captains Of the English, Irish and
Scotch Teams have petitioned the Coun-
Gil 10 permit the Americans TO shoot at
the time their teams compete for the
Elcho Shield. The Americans concur in
the application. No answer has yet been
received from the Council.
DEATH OF LADY FRANKLIN.
LONDON, July 1O-5:30 A. M.-Lady
Franklin, widow Of Sir John franklin,
died last night.
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Delegates 10 National Cotton E1.
change.

MEMPHIS, July 17.-samuel II. Gates,
Vice President, and John s. Toof, Secre-
tary Of the Cotton Exchange, who are
delegates to the National Cotton Ex-
change, which meets at Greendrier, White
Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, on the
2lst inst, left to-day to attend the session.
VIcKsBuRd, July lid. W. Lankin
and s. NJ. Fulkerson, delegates TO the
National Cotton Convention, left by rail
In.hnv
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JUSTICE CALDwELL.-Three females oI
African persuasion, known and hailed as
Hannah Halter, Josephine Hays and lIar.
riet Wilson, we're before Justice Caldwell
on Saturday morning, charged with In
dulging in a regular family row. The
complaint waS made by Margaret John.
son, a pale face. The examination re.
suited In the duSky wencheS being held
in s25 each to keep the peace for six
nnniha
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Marine INTELLIGENCE.

SAN FRANCIsco, July l7.-Arrived-U.
s. steamer BCnicia, from Victor; Pacific
Mail steamer Salvador, from Panama and
way ports.
NEw YoRK, July 1.-THE steamships
Montana and City Of Berlin have arrived
from Liverpool.
BosroN, July 1.-THE steamships San
Marcos and Marathon have arrived from
LoNDoN, July 17.-The steamship
Italia, from New York, has arrived out.
NEw YORK, July ls.-'The steamships
Oregon, from Bristol, and Celtic, from
Liverpool, have arrived.
Ply MOUTH, July 1S.-Thc steamer
Cimbria, from Newport, has arrived.
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THE CAPITOL LoAN.-The Mayor and
City Clerk on Saturday afternoon signed
the bonds for the capitol loan, and turned
them over to the Exchange Bank, re.
ceiving the proper receipt for the same,
The bonds are two bundled In number,
and the denomination OF each is $500
They we're all signed and delivered by
Messrs. Sweeney and Brittinside Of liity.
FIVE minutes. They run for twenty years
each, drawing interest at the rate Of n
per cent per annum. There were quite
a number Of bids on them at the bank In
the afternoon, but they are a. yet unsold
We understand that a. high as per cent
premium has already been offered. II
will thus be seen that the bonds will be
readily disposed Of at a good price.
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Killed by his Son.

New YoRK, July 17.-James Bailey
employed by the Central Railroad Co.,
and residing at 42l West So street, was
to-day shot and instantly killed by his
eldest son James Bailey. The father and
son quarrelled when The latter drew re-
volver and fired, he then walked out into
the street and gave himselfin custody to a
passing policeman, to whom he aCknowl.
edged the crime and was locked up.
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SPAIN.
RETREAT OF cARLrsrs.

MADRID, July 1.-THE CaEliss, under
Pouda, are retfeating upon the Amezual
Mountains, toward Estella. They are
pursued by Generals Quesada, Tello and
LOmti.
SAN SEBASTIAN July 1S-The Carlists
are bombarding Puycerda.
Don Pablo Arssaeena has been elected
priest 10 the State Of Panama.
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LOUISVILLE, July 1s.-The revenue
officials have been closely at work in the
Collectors Office examining into the late
deialCation. The amount will be much
larger than at first supposed, probably
moi less than $4,000. The evidence that
Jackson's death was by suicide Is accu.
mulating.
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Brutal Assault upon his Wife.

CINCINNATI, July 18.-An 1ronton, o.,
special says that Taylor Former, n des.
perate character, residing at Bear Creek,
KY, three miles from 1ronton, quarreled
with his wife yesterday, and after nearly
chopping her In pieces, took to The woods.
He was pursued and captured after a
desperate resistance while attempting 10
cross the Ohio river, and Is now IN Green.
up Jail. The woman still lives but can.
NOT recover.
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RonBEn OF ssJ.-The residence Of Jos
Charnock, on McCulloch street, Eas
Wheeling, was entered by thief on
Thursday night last, and SSj in money
stolen. The thief secured admittance tC
the house by climbing to the rOel Of q
kitchen, and thence entering bedroom
through an open window.
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Regatta al New Orleans, Monday

New ORLEANS, July 1.-THE follow.
lowing shows the rating Of crews and
boats entered for the regatta on Monday,
in The pools sold tonight: For four.
Dared shell-Charleston, I; RiverSides, 4;
Orleans, 81; 81. John, 3; Howard, Hope
and Pelican, 81. For four.oated gig
81. John, 10; Howard, 0; Orleans, 6; Riv.
ersiteS, 4; Hope and Southern, 8. For
fouf-oared bafge-0rleans, @; 81. John,
81: Howard, y. For single scull she'll
Charleston, O. st. John, 4; Southern, 4;
Orleans. g.
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Ghe9nteIIiasrrer.

B- -RronI lcaring ihe city for he Sum
mer can hare THE DAILY lNTELLEdENcEH
maiicd to them at any address, and The uddre"
changed as often as deaired, postage paid, for
10 eens per ceeE,
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Libel SuitAgainSt the baltimore
Atf1hFfnnft

BALTIMORE, July 17.-tn the Court Of
Common Pleas, yesterday, orders for
three suits In the name Of Govetnet James
Black Gtoome, State Treasurer Barnes
Compton, and State Comptroller Levin
Woodford, who compose the Board Of
Public Works, were filed against the
Baltimore Ametcdn, damages being laid at
an aggregate Of 100000.
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DEpARTED.-R Hays, who hna been
engaged In the wholesale ten and tobacco
business In the room over StantOn's book
store for the past two months, left the city
on Friday morning for parts unknown
leaving behind him numerous unpaid
bills. Justice Caldwell has taken posses
sion OF the establishment.
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RuNAwAY.-A little after noon yester
day, Messts. Shailer and Bierson started
out from Efb 4 McCormack's livery
stable TO take ride. Turning the cor
ner by I'ollockS mills, one Of the mer
hoisted an umbrella, at which the horse
took fright and started of at break.necb
speed down iltll street. Turning the
corner Of l4th and Main streets the buggy
was upset and badly smashed. The oc'
cupants we're thrown with considerable
force upon the street, but we're not Sc
riously injured. The horse belonged tC
shafTer and the buggy to Erb 4 McCOr'
mick.
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ST.. LOUIS, July t7.-The Erening Dts-
patch has special from 81. james, No.,
stating that two men named Wolf and
CASTILLO had a family difficulty at Dry
Fork Farm, three miles from ST. James,
Thursday, and Wolf stabbed and killed
CnaialIn
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
MUNICIPAL Counr meets this morning

RoCKINa Ills NEIdHnoR.--COnstable
Bumbarger on Saturday morning ar
rested Henry Klevis for throwing rocks
at ncighbor,one Charles Waggen(give lis
a rest here)knick. Henry was taken be-
fore Justice Belyillc aud required to give
bond In the sum of 500 to insure his
good behavior.
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one OF the Supposed Long Point
MuFderers Arrested see Fatal
knnRtPnIkn.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 17.-Ym. Bridge.
man, supposed to be one Of the men impli.
Gated In the attempted express robbery
and murder At Long Point, Illinois, was ar.
rested last night about IL o'clock In the
Wabash bottoms, near Oaktown, Indiana,
and brought 10 Terte Haute this morn.
ing. lie answers The description Of the
larger one Of the two still at large,
A man named ]. SChulzefger died from
the effect Of sunstroke at Gen. Streights
lumber yard this afternoon. His people
live at Batesville, Indiana.
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GERMANY.


LONDON, July 17-A special dispatch
from Berlin says the German Govern.
nient has ordered that declarations Of
submission by the Catholic clergymen to
the new laws shall be kept strictly secret
to secure them from preSecutionby the
UltramOntanes.
Won Arnim has arrived at Carlsbad
with his health ina precarioas condition,
DEFEAT IN BAVARIA.
BERLIN, July 17-Aftera a close contest
at Warzburg, the Liberals obtained q
majority In The Electoral College, and II
is now believed the Liberal ticket will be
victorious throughout Bavaria.
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Tho Mountain Meadow Massacre,

BEAVER, UrAH, July 17.-Mote wit.
nesses are being Subpenoed, as IL Is very
undecided whether they will accept Lee's
statement, which is now completed, think.
Ing he will not tell the whole truth. II
they do not, he will be put on trial Mon
HaS
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CUBA.
GtrIsn VESSEL WITH coNrRABAND CARGO

BRITISH VESSEL WITH coNTRABAND CARGO
ApTuRED-tNsUEGEN SUCCESSES.
HAVANA, via KEY WET, July H.
The Spanish man.oi-war Churrucca
chased q British schooner into Hayti,
when the authorities found her with a
contraband cargo. The British Consul
Is making an examination Of the matter.
The Insurgents have vecaptured two forts
near Barracon, together With the garri-
R0T1.
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sPRrNerELp, July 1s.-William II
butcher completed a walk OF five hund
red miles in five days twenty.thFee hour
and twenty-five inmates at North Adams
on Saturday, walking the last mile in ter
minutes.
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CANADA.


ST. JoHNs, N. B., July 17.-sewell &
Co., Of New Brunswick, who had sns.
pended some time ago, and whose liabili.
ties exceeded $1,OO0,0O0; have made a
settlement with their creditors, and will
resLlme.
MONUMENT To oARsMAN BROWN.
HALIFAX, July IS 1t has been decided
to erect a monument TO the late
George Brown, the oarsman.
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Decree Of sale Of wabash and
EFie Cnna1.

CHICAGO, Jnlyl7.-In the United State.
Circuit Court to-day, Judge Drummond
decided, and Judge Davis concurred, thai
decree be entered that the Wabash and
Erie Canal Of Indiana be sold.
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ALARM OF FERE.-An alarm OF fire
brought the engines out about l o'clock
yesterday afternoon. After skirmish-
ing around in North Wheeling without
finding any signs Of blaze, the boys took
the machines back to their quarters.
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SECOND WARD MARKET.-There was a
fine market display on Saturday morning,
and large attendance Of purchasers
Fruit and vegetables are now brought to
market in abundance, and with the excep.
ton OF watermelons and green apples, the
prices are reasonably low.
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Ex-senator Carpenter 70 Assist Ia
Prosecution Of Tweed.

MILWAUKEE, July i7.-Ex.Senatot
Carpenter has been retained BY the City
Of New York to assist in the prosecution
OF Tweed.