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The District Court met Saturday at 10
a. m, pursuant to adjournment. and
transacted the following business
Geo. c. Johnston vs.. S. G.. Steele ct
al demurrer confessed; plaintiff allowed
to, and including August 23d to amend
his complaint.
Wells, Fargo Il Co. VS.. G. NJ. Sabin ct
al; demurrer withdrawing; defendant al.
lowed to, and including Monday, August
23d, to answer.
Chas. Coleman VS.. Cohn; demurrer
submitted without argument, overruled;
defendant given to, and including Mon
day, August 3d. to answer.
State Bank Of Nevada VS.. Frank
Wheeler d Co.; the order heretofore
made setting the said case for trial
August 24th, is ordered vacated and the
case continued indefinitely, to be taken
up on notice from either party.
NJ. Abadie vs. Rosecrans: allowed to.
and including Friday, the Goth of August,
to answer.
Phoebe West Ex. s. NJ. Co. VS.. Raw.
mond & Ely NJ. Co.; the defendant al.
lowed TO-, and including Thursday,
August 26th, to answer.
The Grand Jury came into court and
made a partial report. They presented
through their foreman five true bills of
Indictment, which were ordered filed
and bench warrants were issued on said
indictments. A. W. Maxwell. Georoe
hadley and Chas Frendeau were brought
into court and bail was set for them in
the following amount: A. w. Maxwell
$4,000, Hadley and Frendeau SO, GOO
each, and falling to give the bail they
were committed to the County Jail. The
Grand Jury ignored the following bills;
W. L. Mckee, John p. Keenan,, Jas. II.
Langford ard All Wong Nui, these were
ordered filed and the jury retired for
further elaboration. Court then ad-
Journed until Monday, the 10Th inst.
NOISY HoGs.-The citizens dwelling in
the vicinity of the RECORD printing
Office on L'cour street, complain that
they pass many sleepless nights in con-
sequence of owners of hogs turning them
loose at night so that they wander to
that neighborhood and make night hide.
GUS with their grants and squeals. They
threaten dire revenge II this evil is not
remedied, so We give hog owners notice
that if their tally falls short some fine
morning. they alone will be to blame
and they will be able to find the deod
bodies in the vicinity mentioned above If
the cayotes have not made away with
them. "'A
New Law FIRM.-We are now ut Ib.
erty to state that John Croyland has en-.
Tered into partnership with Judge j. S.
fitzer, Tor the transaction of all business
appeftaining to the law. They or each
o, them can be found, at all times. ut the
oid once ON Lacour street, and thew will
always be found ready for business.
FREIGHT ARR1vEp.-A number of nv
teams belonging to F. f. Marx, Toano
arrived yesterday, having goods for the
following merchants. Phi. Felsentbo,
+. W. Clute, G.. Weiderhold, Raymnnd
~ Ely NJ. Co, and Shustrich & Kleine
in all 53,429 pounds.
LEXINGTON GUARDS will hold sneci.,
meeting at Armory Hall, Meadow Valley
street, Tomorrow (Mondayl evening at
. o'clock. Members of that Company
are requested to be present, as business
OF Importance will come before the meet
ing.
HE Phoebe Brass Band was around
'ast evening serenadipg in various
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CHICK DRAWN BY +. W.. cLUTE.
"a dated March 9th, 1875, on the Dtnk Of
California, San Francisco. California, IN favor
81 Reuben Alton. The said check Is numbered
ls6 and drawn for $500, was lost In Phoebe July
9Th, 1875. AL perties are cautioned aRninet ~.
aotiating said CHECK 90 payment hae -
stopped. 05'
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Of whom declared his nomination woula
defeat the ticket.
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LOST.

CtBEcK NO. 10 CAS- no ORDER OF P: n.
u FLYNN. drawn by the Rsymond ~ 8;
M. Co., for Sl22. Tho said Chcc. We aates
May Sd, 1875. All parties an hereoy cau.aon S
against negotiating the same ~ s m I,rr ''H
been stopped. - ''
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ahere is but little change to report
o %, IN the am cunt of ore being shipped.
the bullion is 977 fine-the ore assayinp
an average of $la5 per ton. Satisfactory
Stuefess Is being made in the lower level
" Inc ore, as fast as hoisted, is sent
~ me Newark mill for reduction, with
the above favorable showing
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AMERICAN FLAG.

The usual number of men employed
on this mine sinking the main shaft, and
are making fair progress, Are extract.
ing considerable ore from the second and
third levels, and rs soon as the mill is
ready to run will have plenty ore on
hand to keep it running. The main
shaft Is now down below the tenth level
l25 feet; intend making station at the
twelfth, l,200 feet from the surface.
The mine generally looks better, and in
TACT presents marked improvement to
what 1T did when the Superintendent
was aWay
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Will commence to take them out Of the
Caroline on Monday. at which lime work
| will be resumed on the Antilles
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lne parties who leased this mine.
when we noted in last Sundays issue,
naYe commenced to extract ore already.
tthey have put in new ladders and retin'
o oefed the mine throughout. The appear
anoe OF the mine now gives encourage Q.
; ;nent TO the owners. and the parties leas-
ing It are well satisfied.
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Becchcr I'renclles 10 5000 People

Twin MOUNTAIN HOUSE, August 15.--
Five thousand people assembled to-day 10
hear the discourse Of Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher. ltis expected that there will be
an improvement In the accommodation Of
the audience that gathers here in future,
for Mt. BeeCher ihlimated by some re-
marks which he prefaced his sermon that
n tent capable Of accommodating 26,0OO
people would be procured from Boston
between this and next Sunday. Speak.
inr Of the Sabbath services here, lie said
he received letter Inst summer from a
neighboring clergyman complaining that
he (Atr. Beecher) by his preaching
here OH Sunday made Sabbath breaking
palatable and conscientious, and that In
all the villages round about there was a
large class Of restless people who woHld
not go to church at home, but who
avniled themselves Of this service and Of
this day TO make a pleasure excursion
TO the mountains. In a few earnest and
fOfCible words Mf. Beecher defended
himself and those who attended Worship
against the imputaLiOns contained In that
complaint The text Of the sermon was
the 18th verse Of the l4lh chapter Oi
Romans "The Kingdom Of God IL not
meat and drink, but Righteousness and
peace and Joy in the Holy Ghost"
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National Sunday school COnyen.
tiOn,

FAIR PoENT, n. Y, August l4.-ReV.
Richard Newton, DID,, preached to
large congregation Of children this morn.
ing. This afternoon they were addressed
by the artist Frank Beard and others.
The event Of the day was the visit Of
President Grant, Arriving at James
town, he passed up the main street in
carriage to the residence Of Hon. AlonEo
Kent, where he dined, and all the build.
ings on the way were decorated with
flags, streamers, evergreens and flowers,
and an immense number OF people were
gathered along the route.
At ten minutes before 2 the President
went on board the steam yacht Josie Bell,
for Fair Point, accompanied by ., s,
Grant, IT,, General BabcoCk, Lewis Miller,
OF Akron, Ohio, and several others, A
large number Of people were gathered at
various points on the lake. At5 o'clock
the Bell, accompanied by the Nereus,
containing representatives Of the press,
and by four steamers and dozen steam
yachts, approached the Point, which was
covered with an immense number Of
people, numbering scarcely less than
10000, The President and party, escort.
ed by the Maysville Band, marched
through tho thronging mass to the plat
form.
In every direction as far rs the eye
could reach, there was q clocely packed
multitude. The President was introduc.
cd to the audience by Dr.J. II. Vincent,
and expressed great pleasure in being
present,
After song Of welcome, composed for
the occasion by Mary A Lath6ury, the
Rev. Q. II. Fowler, D. D., Of Evanston,
Illinois, made the address OF welcome
He said thelpcople not only wished to him
honored as the Chief Magistrate, but as the
man who had fought seventeen great
battles and won seventeen great victories,
There was no better place for the Presi-
dent than here in the bosom Of his fami-
ly-the people.
Oliver Hoyt, Of New York, spok brief.
ly.
Rev. DR.. Deems, of New Yord, follow.
ed, saying there was not day In which
the Christians Of America did not pray
that God would bless and help the PreSi.
dent. Hundreds and thousand Of who
fought against him were now in heaven,
and would be glad 10 welcome him to the
throng Of the redeemed.
An old lady named Van Rensselaer,,
who will be one hundred years on the 22d
Of October, was introduced to the Presi.
dent.
The day closed with praise service.
The platform and all the cottages and
tents were tastefuly decorated and lllum.
mated. The assembly will close on
Tuesday morning, the nth inst.
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Miners Payday.

PorsvILLE, August 10. - Yesterday
being the first general payday among the
miners OF the Northern section Of this
region since the resumption, money has
been unusually plenty; there were mum.
Der OF Disturbances free-fghts, shootings
and assassinatiOns, caused by drunken
brawls ut Guardsville. Last night two
men, John Stlsel aud Thomas Lowe, got
into an alteration, shortly after the
quarrel Stilsel put in an appearance at
the office Of SURE Guyther, demanding u
warrant for the arrest Of Lowe, and which
the Squire was in the act Of preparing
for the arrest Of Lowe, when Guyther
was shot and killed by two men shooting
through the window; Lowe has fed.
ShenadOah the hremen had n picnic
which was kept up Until late hour last
night. G.. James, who had beer stand,
being asked to sell beer TO two men, and
while waiting on them was shot by one Of
the men and died Immediately.
At Mahoning City last night free
fight occurred In front Of saloon which
was gntted; three men engaged In the row
shot and wounded Christian Burkower,
who was standing on the pavement look.
ing on; lie was shot in the breast the ball
coming out about the middle OF his back;
IL is thought he will die.
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DAYTON.
Masonic Grand BOdieS-COIOrcd
MasOns..C Charges Against % Post
MaSter-sjaenRerieSt,

MnsOnS..C Charges Against q Post
Master-5aengerIest.
DAYTON, August 14.-The Grand Lodge
Of Ohio, Colored Masons, will meet in this
city next week, holding ifs session in the
hall Of the Young Templars, Oregon. The
Grand Chapter will convene Monday
morning, holding over Tuesday. The
Grand Lodge will open on Wednesday
morning, and continue through the week.
The parade will come of on Friday.
Several officers OF the Grand Lodge are
already here.
Barney CoonNn, charged with aiding
and abetting Mrs. Moore, the forger, in
her escape from the Dayton jail the other
night, was examined before the Mayor to-
day. Mary Manton, whom the prosecu.
tion relied on to nail the charge on Coon
al, failed to implicate him, and he was
discharged.
George B. johnson, Esq, Postal Agent,
was here several days this week, making
an investigation into the charges which
have been preferred against Wm. NJ.
Green, late Postmaster OF this city. Par
ticulars Of the affair have not been made
public, but II las been ascertained that
Mr.. johnson has recommended that civil
suit be brought against Major Green for
81 900; and he has also recommended that
a criminal suit be brought against him.
The Saengerfest opens next Wednesday,.
Already several bands have arrived to
take part in the musical programme,
from Rochester, New York, Milwaukee,
81. Louis, Cleveland, and other cities,
Professor +. ]. BOner is grand director.
The Festival closes on the 10Th.
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hand, and that it will show itself in a
manner that will astOnlsh the natives in
October next.
Gov. Hayes, Hon. B, EggIeston and
Hon, J. F, updegratf on the arrival Of the
noon train we're met at the depot and es.
cOrted in carriages to the Cochran Central
Hotel by the reception committee and u
large ConCOurse OF citizens, the whole pre-
ccded BY Fellcr's military band.
After dinner the people were summoned
by the band to the place selected for the
meeting in Market Square. At 2 o'clock
an organization was effected by calling
Hon. J. II. Miller TO the chair, who in
few remarks introduced to the audience
the next Governor Of Ohio, Hon. X, B.
Hayes. Mr.. Hayes came forward amid
dealening cheers. When the applause
had subsidized, he stated that he had been
travelling considerable, speaking in the
open air, and having nearly two months
yet TO canvass, he would ask the earnest
attention OF the audience while he would
endeayor to discuss the important issues
presented TO the people OF Ohio at this
time. The speaker held his audience for
over an hour, going completely over the
financial theory rs presented by the Dem.
Ocracy, also the school issue and other
important matters, but as they have
already, to u great extent, been published
in the INTBLLIGENCER, We will not under.
take 10 give even a synopsis Of his able
and eloquent address,
At the conclusion OF Gov. Hayes re-
marks, the chairman introduced Hon.
Ben. EggIeston, OF Hamilton county, who
made speech in which the Democratic
party was handled without gloves.
Governor Hayes left the city immedi-
alcly after the close Of the meeting Tor
Mount Pleasant, where he will be the
guest Of Hon. J. 7. Updegrafr for few
days. Hon. Benjamin Eggleston closed
at 4 o'clock, and left for his home in Gin
cinnati on the evening train. We think
that we are sate in saying that old Jefler-
son will do her whole duty this fall. We
make this prediction from the enthusiasm
manifested by the people to-day.
Through the kindness Of Il. X. Hill,
Esq, Auditor Of Jefferson county, we
learn that for the year 1875 the total rate
Of tax levied for all purposes by State,
county and local authorities on the taxa.
bic property Of the city Of Steubenvile
is 29,7 mills, being 2,5 mills less than the
levy in 1874. The tax in Steubenville
township, being that part Of the town.
ship outside OF the corporate limits Of
the city and tho town OF Mingo, Is 1870
mills. Tho total valuation OF taxable
property, including lands, town lots and
personal property, in the city Of Steuben-
vile is $J,GS6,SG0. The total valuation
Of property in Jefferson county in 1874
was $50, 2g3,7OO, but owing to depreCia-
ton twill in all probability be less than
S2O,OOOOOO this year.
In former communication we stated
that in few days the firm Of j. X. Miller
would be forced into bankruptcy. Think
ing that it might be Of interest to the
readers OF the lNTELLIGENCER,w we here
with present correct account Of the lia-
bilities and assets OF the firm:
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orn SrEUnENViLLE LETTER

srEruESviLhE, August IA.
Editors lhtclljsnccra
=, The demonstration made to-day by the
Republican party Of this city was we'll
calculated to irightcn their Democratic
opponents. ltwas a grand success In ev.
cry sense OF the word-in numbers, In en-.
thusia'm, and in such spirit Of earnest.
ness rs told in language not to I've misun.
lerStoOd OF a decisive victory in October.
The meeting held some time ago in Tho
interest OF Samuel f. Cary and the Dem.
ocratic party was nothing in comuarison
with the one held this afternoon. This
was the frat grand outbutst Of enthusiasm
IN the present campaign, and taking intn
consideration the shOrtness oi time since
The announcement was made, 1t was man.
ile'i that the people approve Of the State
and county nominations made by the Re.
publican party, and will give such an nc.
count Of themselves in October next ns
WilI make the Democratic party quake.
1t will do very well for the Democracy to
t2mplacently assert that the people view
win Indifference the work ot the Repub.
t'ca9 STATE Convention, and that the nom.
nation oi Gov. Hayes rs their standard
3earcr Orouses no feeling Of qualification
throughout the State, hut VIC nil know
better. This is but the first and weakes,
Of long and brilliant line Of to he sim.
liar denominations, and unless an alterN.
Hon Is made Of the facts In the case, we
'AalI continue to think that there il even
now an abundance Of party spirit on
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FOREIGN NEWS,
GREAT BRITAIN.
RIGHTIEG A woMAN's wRONGs-CoL, IA
RER FURTHER DIsdRACED.

RIGHTIEG A woMAN's wRoNGs-CoL, BA-
RER FURTHER DIsGRACED.
LONDON, August l4.-Col. Valentine
Baker, recently tried before the Assizes at
Croydon and convicted Of indecently as
saulting young lady in a railway car
riage, and sentenced TO fine and imprison-
ment, has been dismissed from the British
army.
ADVANCE IN WEST INDIA SUGAR,
The Times says the Mincing Lane mar
kets show a further tendency toward i'm
provement this week, but there Is no
speculation. A large business is reported
in West India sugar at the recent en-
HANGED rates,
CROP PROSPECTS.
The Times city article to-day says; The
following, on the condition OF the corn
trade, is derived from good sources, adj
mitting Us certain, further rise in the
event Of bad weather. In a contrary
event, there Is still time to secure large
proportion Of the wheat crop in good con-
dition. II so, the recent apprehonsions
will probably prove to have been extreme,
II the American crop Is secured in good
order, there can be great change in the
result Of the spring wheat crop from what
We had reason to expect few weeks ago.
There had been then already reason to
apprehend deficiency, which had not
been sufficiently needed, which should GER
tainly be needed now. The last report
from France Is much less unfavOrable
than was apprellended. Most Of the ro-
cent rains have done little injury, Our
own farmers stock Of old wheat Is report
cd small, but can not be quite so exhaust
ed as 1t was last year, and the deliveries
during the last two weeks have been
double those Of the corresponding weeks
year ago."
LONDON, August 1916 A. MA dis
patch to the Standard reports that all the
Turkish regiments in the garrisons in
Roumania and Dugania have been or
dered to march 10 Herzegovina. The
insurgents have burned some villages
and massacred some whole MOhammedan
families.
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COSTA RIGA.
JEsUITs REQUESTED TO LEAVE THE
rOItNTRY

JEsUITs REQUESTED TO LEAVE THE
COUNTRY.
New YoRK, August l4-Thc following
is taken from letter written by an Amer
lean residing In Costa Rica, In July; "a
number of Jesuits entered the Republic
of Costa Rica from Guatemala, whence
they had been expelled. When they had
arrived within ten miles Of the capital
they were ordered to stop. Congress met
tho same day, and two thousands MasOns
went in body to Congress Hall and pc.
titiOned for the Jesuils removal as mis-
chievous members of society. The Presi.
dent, who Ia n Mason, and several mem-
bers prominent in debate and influence,
made able speeches on the subject, over.
ruling those who favored charitable pro-
lection for the Jesuits. The Congress
finally voted them fifteen hundred dollars
for their immediate wants, and ordered
them to leave the country.
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SAN FRANctsco August l5.-The Pa.
ciRc Mail steamer Alaska, from Hong
Kong, via Yokohama, brings the follow
ing adviCes:
YOKOHAMA, July 25.-Rnmors con
tinue Of impending trouble with Cotea
but the government withholds inforria'
ton as to its intentions. AT present the
indications are that peaceful coiinsels will
There il unusual suffering from the
heat in Ye,llo and Yokohama. The ther-
nometer last week averaged 1902 Fahren-
heit. ana
the japanese courts, but the formal an
nouncement has been postponed until the
new judicial system Is organized.
sHANdHAE, July 15-There is greaI
suffering throughout China from the pro
longed heat. The thermometer at Pekinl
averages liOo.
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DETROIT.
Association OF American Scien.
lists.

Association OF American Scien.
fists.
DETROIT, August14.-The fourth days
general session Of the Association for the
Advancement Of Science assembled at
the Opera House this morning, and was
called TO order soon after 10 o'clock by
President Hilyard.
The following gentlemen were elected
10 membership; II. Wieson Harding,
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; J. NJ. Maxwell
Detroit; s. r. Allen, NJ. D., indianapolis;
Otto II. Tillman, San Francisco.
Professor Putnam announced that the
payment Of fifty dollars would secure to
each one n life membership, and exempt
him from the payment oil further dues.
The money paid for the memberships L.
used for the encouragement OF original
research. ,- sF. ..
A number Of Announcements In regard
10 excursions, &c, were made by the Gen.
eral and Permanent Secretaries. No
other business coming before the Assncia.
tion, II adjourned 10 meet in sections. '
In ..the afternOohy the members Of the
Association, as the guests Of the citizens
took an excursion nearly the entire
length Of the river. Two steamers were
lasIlel together, THUS securing ample
room for the large crowd. The excursion
lasted hvG hours, and was grand success
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WAA DEPARTMENT,
ORFICE OF THR CIIIEP SIGNAL OYTICRR. :
WASHINGTON, D. G., August l6-l A. ",

NAbHlNulONI Va hububt lo-L - HI J
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, the Middle States
and the Lower Lake Region, continued
warm and generally cloudy weather, with
light rains, southeast to southwest winds
and falling barometer during the day.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf States, areas Of rain, partly cloudy
and warmer weather, southerly to west.
erly winds and stationary or rising
barometer.
For the Western Gulf States, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, clear or fair wealth
er and slowly rising barometer, with west
winds and higher temperature than on
Sunday, except In the Ohio Valley, where
il will change but slightly.
For the UpperLakO Region, the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
clear or fair weather and continued low
temperature, with northwest to southwest
winds and rising barometer, followed by
falling barometer and variable winds
west ofthe Mississippi.
The Ohio river will probably fall slow.
ly at all the stations. Tho Mississippi
will continue to fall at the stations above
Memphis and remain stationary or rise
very slowly ut Memphis and the stations
hnlnty
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a WASHINGTON special says: The Of.
fort Of prominent New York importing
houses to bring to this country the clip.
pings Of The Havana cigar manufactures,
has met with an adverse decision from
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Notwithstanding the Office Of the secre-
tary Of the Treasury gave decision that
the clippings were entitled to entry as
manufactured tobacco, this is the first
application made on the test import Of n
few bales. The Collector Of Internal
Revenue in New York was instructed to
require the tobacco to be put in packages,
as required by the internal revenue law.
The decision Of the customs division is
contrary.