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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
WIMBLEDON PRIZES.

LONDON, July l8.-The American Team
will compete individually at Wimbledon
for the Albert cup, value $500; the Ar.
thur rifle, worth Rl0O, and the Derby
and St. Ledger sweepstakes, They go to
Wimbledon to-day.
THE AMERICAN TEAM AT WIMBLEDON.
Shortly after the American Team ar.
rived at Wimbledon to-day, Lord Warn.
cliff visited them and accompanied them
to the council tents, where they were re.
ceived by Secretary Mildmay. After the
usual courtesies the Americans were
shown over the camp.
THE FLOODS IN ENGLAND.
Dispatches from Cardiff say the rivers
Lat and Ely have Overaowed. The ad-
jaGent lands are under water for miles,
and great quantities Of live stock have
been washed away. One hundred inhab.
itants Of Georgetown removed to Cardiff
in boats, A flood Is reported at Bath. At
last accounts the water was rising rapidly,
FLOODS sUBslDfNG.
The weather is unusually cold. The
rain ceased this morning and the water
in the inundated districts Is subsiding.
LONDON, July l6.-The EnGHcier states
that the amount OF coin and bullion In the
Bank Of England now is the largest ever
known,
MORE ABOUT WIMBLEDON.
Additional competitions are open to the
Americans at Wimbledon. They will
have opportunities to shoot for the Bass
prizes IN the Pareibion, Curtis and IIar-
yey Rifle Oakes, and few other unimpor-
tant matches. In several Of these contests
the rules require the use Of English mill
tary rifles. The Americans had some
practice with these arms In the exercise
matches to-day, General Dakin, Of the
American Team, made % points out of q
possible score Of 35, and Sir Henry Hal
ford, n crack British shot, made "a scores.
OF the other members OF the American
Team who took partin the shooting moth
ing remarkable was done.
ExONERATEsTHE CAPTAIN.
LIVERPOOL, July lG.-The inquiry in
to the loss Of the steamer Vicksburg has
closed and the Commission will send It's
report to the Board Of Trade. II Ia un-
derstood that the verdict exonerates The
Captain from all blame.
EXPLANATORY.
LONDON, July l7-G A. MA dispatch
from Berlin to the Post says the Ger.
man naval authorities explain that the
Steamer, whose occupation in Danish
waters was complained Of by Denmark,
was sent to take soundings previous to
towing dredger to WilheImshnfer,
MINISTER scHENCK.
Mr.. Schenck, United States Minister,
with his family, has gone to Sweden and
Norway, and will be absent two months.
Colonel Hoffman will remain in charge
OF the Legation.
A BYRON STATUE.
A meeting was held yesterday at which
II was resolved to open subscription for
the erection Of the statue Of Lord Byron
in some conspicuous place in London.
Disraell presided and speeches in favor
Of the project were made by the Earl Of
Malmesbury, Earl Of stanllope and Mr..
Ga Sala; General Wilson stated on
behalf Of the Americans that they
claimed n share in Byron and n right to
tG his memorial. lie was sure
his cOuntrymen wond gladly furnish ut
east Il quarter Of the $4,000 which 1t
was estimated II would cost.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
Sudden Death OF Jackson, the
Defaulting U. n. COlIeCtOr-He
Il supposed TO have Taken
Poison.

I'OlbOns
LOUISVILLE, July lG.-George N. jack
son, the Deputy U, S. Collector, whose
alleged defalcation Of $4,000 was given
in these dispatches yesterday, died little
after midnight, He evaded the question
whether he had takcn'poison or not, but
a post mortem examination was had this
afternoon at the instance of the insurance
companies, Jackson having Sl2,5OO on
his life, Collector Buckner positively
refuses to give any additional facts to
those published in the Courier.JOuraal
this morning, but 1t is now thought that
JaCkson's speCulations have been carried
on for some time. The Collector re-
posing such entire confidence in Jack
sons honesty that he was able to cover
up the evidence Of his crime. It was dis
covered yesterday afternoon by a special
agent Of the Treasury Department who
had been instructed to examine into the
discrepancy OF some S45,O 900 of the Louis
vile office, Jackson was prominent
member Of Church, representative from
the Tenth Ward In the Board Of School
Trustees, and esteemed and respected by
all who knew him. II Is found that he
has been living for some time in style
which iSsalary Of $4,000 per annum did
not warrant. lie had given bond to Col
lcCtor BuCkner for $25, 900, and there may
besuiIiCient property found to indemnify
the Collector for his loss, The news of
the deialcutiOn created profound Sensa-
ton in this city, Jackson leaves young
wife and several children.
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nentI oIN. A. MeatOm. Esq.

We tpgret to learn OF the death OF S
A, Heaton, Esq, which occurred at the
residence OF his brother, in Clifton, Mason
Co., W. Va, on the 10th inst. Mr., HCatOn
studied law with Daniel Peck, ESQ in
this city, and after being admitted to the
bar practiccd for some time with James
A. Nlacaulcy, Esq, under the firm name
OF lIeaton 4 Macuulcy, lie was at one
time State Librarian. He removed to
Colorado Territory in 1871 for the benefit
Of his health, aud after an absence Of a
year or so returned to this State and en-
gagged in publishing the Jackson county
Ncrs, at Ravcnswood, which position he
held At the time Of his death,
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.On Lake I,onlchnrtrnin.

New ORLEANS, July 1O.-There were
fifteen hundred persons nt Milheburg this
evening to receive the Charleston crew
and witness the exercising on Lake Pont-
Chattrain, the preparations for Mondays
regatta, which promises to be great sue.
cess; the bOatmen are reported In good
condition and a lively contest Is ahtici.
pAted. The ChatlestoniNhs produce a IA
vofable impression In their exercise.
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tween $lS,5OO,OOO and $ls,OOO,OOO The
Northwestern annual statement, which will
be ready next week, will show the gross
earnings for the year to be about $lS,75O,.
900. The market closed active and firm for
western shares. The transactions at the
Stock Exchange to-day aggregated 10000
shares, OF which $1,000 were Pacific Nail,
$4,000 Western Union, 5000 St. Paul, 5000
Erie, 81 1000 Lake Shore, 1000 Northwest.
ern. and $500 Union Pacific,
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BEAVER, UTAH, July l6.-The testi.
mony Of John D. Lee, as we'll a. other
important Witnesses, will entirely reiule
all the charges which have been made
against Brigham Young and the leaders
Of the Mormon Churchin Salt Lake City.
twill he proven that he sent an emphatic
command that the deed should not be
committed.
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CONCORD, July TO- lion. Wm. A.
Foster, Chief Justice ofLhe Circuit Court
this morning while riding on n Pullman
car from Boston 10 Concord last night
was shot in the left arm through an open
window as the train was passing Met.
mack Station. The shot was doubtless fired
by tramp in revenge for being put off
the cars last night.
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Preparations Ior a Fruit SHOW.

CHICAGO, July lGt-,rhe Legislature of
Michigan has appropriated $1,000 and
the Governor has appointed a committee
to get up a collection Of Michigan fruit
for exhibition at the Chicago Exposition
In September and October next. II is snow
understood that n large majority Of the
stalls will be similarly represented
through the various organizations and
private fruit growers.
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Minor kilograms.

New YORK, July lG.-Jos. Loeder
was urrnigned in The Brooklyn Court to.
day and pleaded not guilty. Price was
not arraigned.
New YoRK, July lO.-This afternoon
Judge DOnohue gave decision ordering
the bill Of particulars asked for by the
defendant in the civil suit Of the People
VI. Wm. NJ. Tweed
CIncAqo, July 16.-,The balloon con.
tanning Mr.. Donaldson and Griswold and
Porter, Of the Erening journal Of this
city, passed over The lake into Michigan
during the night. Nothing has been
heard Of them since.
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INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.


wnrE HALL, N. Y, July lC.-The
steamer Champlain ran ashore near Saw
Mill Point, to-day. She will probably be
atotNl wreck, There were eighty passen-
gers on board, all Of whom were taken of
by the steamer Adirondack.
ST. JoHN, July lG.-The Quebec steam
er Champlain which ran on the rocks at
Saw Mill Point, sank in 10 minutes, and
II is supposed that she broke In two.
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Bill Turay, a noted burglar, was sen
fenced in the Criminal Court to-day Il
five years in the penitentiaty.
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GheGltteIIiaencer.

RS- Persons earring Me city for The Sum.
msr Gun hare THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
mailed 10 them al any adiress, and The address
changed s gtlsn as desired, postage paid, for
Is cenL per usek,
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 1O.-COtton-Dull and
lower at l45SC. FiOur-Firm; family IS 90
a5 10. Wheat-Firm ut 81 3Oal 3s. Corn
Firm at 7la73c. Oats-Steady at 65aG0C.
Rye-Dull and nominal. Oils-Unchanged,
Eggs, Butter and Cheese-Firm and un.
changed. Pork-steady at $40 6Oai9 75.
Larl1Firm at i2Na14Nc. Bacon-Steady
and in moderate demand; shoulders 99GCi
clear rib sides l2IGal2JSc; clear l294ai3Hc.
Bulk Meats-Steady; shoulders SIIaSJEci
clear rib sides II Nci clear llEc. Whisky
Steady at 81 10.
lIoGs-ACtive; common 81 0Oa7 10; good
to choice extra 81 15a7 20.
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Philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10. - Wool = III
improved demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 4Sa5Oc; X
4sa5Oc; medium 60a52c; coarse 40a49c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western fine
49a4Sc; medium 50a5iC; coarse 49c; comb
Ing washed 4Sa02c; do. unwashed AZ NC; fine
unwashed 32a33 &c; coarse and medium un.
washed 34Ifa4Oc; tub washed 49a5Oc; extra
and merino pulled 4sa5Oci No. superdne
pulled 4Oa42C.
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vt. LOUIS.


THE THOMPSON HABEAs CORPUS.
ST. LOUIS, July l0.-It was supposed
last night that the Thompson habeas
corpus case was closed and that he and
Sheriff Anderson were on their way to
Memphis. But Thompson's attorneys
applied to Judge Jones Of the Criminal
Court late in the evening for another
habeas corpus, which was Issued, and the
officers overlook Anderson and his pris.
oner at Kinswick, 20 miles below here,
and brought them back to the city this
afternoon. Sheriff Anderson made re.
turn to Judge Jones, who after hearing
the case decided that he had no jurisdic:
ton, the case already having been acted
upon by superior Court. lie remanded
the prisoner to Sheriff Anderson, but
whether that officer will succeed in get
ting his prisoner to Memphis is somewhat
prOblematiCal,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July 1O.-FreSh bands Of Car
lists have taken refuge in France.
The commander Of The French forces at
Tarbos has tclegraphed to Paris for In
strnCtions as 10 the course he shall plir-
sue.
The provinces OF Valencia aud Gas.
telIon are now free from Carlists. The
insurreCtion now Ia confined to the monn.
tains in Navarro and the Basque and Cat.
alonian provinces.
The headquarters Of General Jovcllar
are at Sarinena.
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TOLEDO, July TO- Flour-Demand fair
and market firm. Wheat-Active and
higher; No. Q white Wabash 81 80; No. 3
do 81 90; No. 1 white Michigan 81 81; extra
81 50; amber 81 20; seller August 81 80;
seller September 81 81. Corn-Active and
higher; high mixed at SIC; seller August
74fc; seller September 77Ic; low mixed
7iKC; no grade 7ic. 0ats-Dull and low.
eri No. /, 5S2ic; seller August S91Ic; white
RIA
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NEW YORK, July 16-Business moder.
ate with the commission houses, and The
jobbing trade was quiet. Low priced
chocolate prints sold In fair lots by agents.
Cotton goods quiet, but fairly steady. Cot
ton hannelS more active. CaSsimeres
worSted cOatings and Kentucky jeans fair
ly active. The Daily bulletin says 5OG
bales colored blankets will be sold acutiOn
on the 2sth.
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OS the last Sunday trip Of the New
York Hratds fast train, engineer Sam
Austin, engine No. 1871, made l4smiIcs in
three hours and 20 minutes, from Albany
to Syracuse. However, engineer Jim
Wood, with "No. las" beat this l2 miles,
making the distance from Syracuse to
Buffalo, l5O miles, in the sametime. The
stop at Syracuse was but five minutes; 30
that POS miles, from Albany to Buffalo,
were made in six hours and 40 minutes.
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SINCE Gov. ridden went to Long Branch
and affixed his official signature to sever.
al documents there, some Of the New
York papers have been overhauling the
state constitution, and quoting the pro.
vision which prohibits any exercise Of
executive authority outside the state and
vests the authority Of the chief executive
in the lieutenant governor whenever the
governor Is absent from the state.
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THERE is much distress in Iceland on
account Of u volcanic eruption Of very
destructive character which occurred last
Easter. The inevitable consequences of
this calamity will be famine and destruc-
tiOn OF human life on large scale, unless
timely aid should reach the sufferers.
BY the disaster Il large area Of the most
prosperous and fertile portion Of the
Island was laid waste, and the inhabitants
were compelled to fly for life. Probably
5000 square miles have been destroyed,
which supplied the necessary food for
10000 sheep, 1000 cattle, and 5000 horses.
OF necessity these were compelled to take
refuge upon the charity of the districts
not visited by the calamity, and now the
distress Of impovcrishment is brought
upon these districts 10 an alarming ex-
tent, and Is we'll calculated to enlist the
sympathy Of the charitably.disposed
everywhere.
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LOUISVILLE, Jnly 1O.-Col. p. Hunt,
Supervisor Of Internal Revenue, and G.
Wharton, Special agent Of the Treasury
heve arrived here, and with Special agent
Wheeler will Immediately commence IL
thorough examination into the affairs Of
the office here, which meanwhile has been
closed.
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Hottest or the season ... Death
feaTtt Heat.

LITTLE Rock, July 10.-To-day has
been the hottest the season. The ther-
mometet reached lOl' in the shade,
About dark a man fell dead on the wharf
from being oyerheated.
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Witness (,anture,l.

BEAVER, July lG.-Deputy Marshall
jerome Cross arrived here this evening
with Klinger Smith In care; Cross has
been after Smith since Jmne 25th, and
found him in San Bernard county, Col,
when found Smith was willing to come
and give all the testimony in his poses.
sion.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, July 1G.-Varlous rumors
are aAoat tonight as to the condition of
the balloon which lelt this city last night
with Prof Donaldson and U. s. Good, re.
porter Of the EWning Journal. Nothing
whatever has been seen or heard OF the
rronauts since early last evening, when
schooner sighted them. At that time the
basket was dipping in the water about 80
miles from this shore. As the schooner
tnrned to render them assistance the bal
loon again assembled, and appeared TO
bear away to the north. The graveSt
fears are entertained by many who pro-
iess to be skilled in such matters, but the
friends Of Mr.. Donaldson in Barnums
Hipp0drOme express the greatest conf
denCe In that gentleman and In his COM
potency 10 meet any emergency. This ia
The 18sth trip made by the Professor.
lie will be advertised in to.morrow's
papers to make another ascension to-
morrow.
SENTENCED FoR FIVE YEARS.
Bill Turay, a noted burglar, was sen.
fenced in the Criminal Court to-day 10
five years in the penltentiaty.
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
Judge McAllister, Of the State Supreme
Court rendered decision to-day dissolv-
ing The Injunction recently issued re-
stfaining the Mayor and City Council
from executing the ordinance abolishing
the Police Board. The grounds Of the
decision are that the city incorporation
act Of 1879 was legal and valid, and the
lower court which first granted the re.
straining injunction, not being a civil
court, had no Jurisdiction in this case,
which was a purely civil matter.
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The ARMED STRENGTH OF EUROPE
A lecture was recently delivered before
the Royal United Service Institution,
London, in which British officer gave a
detailed account Of the standing armies
and reserves Of all the nations Of Europe.
He said that, looking at the armies Of
Europe from every point Of view, the
the rapidity with which they can be mo-
biliZed, fed from reserves, concentrated on
any point and maintained in the
field, he should divide them into three
classes, in the order OF their strength.
The lirst-claSs comprised Germany, Aus
tria, Russia and France; the second Italy
and England; the third Belgium, Turkey,
Sweden and Norway, Holland, Dem
mark, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland,
Greece, There are four armies Of the first
class, two OF the second, and nine
Of the third, with, in round mum.
bcrs, strength on paper Of
seven and half millions Of men
and Combatant strength Of five millions
with $4,000 guns and II million and n
quarter Of horses. In navies Great
Britain Is supreme, and then come in the
order Of strength France, Russia, Tur-
key, Austria, Germany, Italy, Spain, llol-
land, Denmark, Sweden and Norway, and
Portugal. The navies Of all these have an
aggregate Of 203O vessels, Of which 200
are iron.clal, the whole being manned
with 100000 men and armed with
l5,0OOguns. One hundred and ten ships Of
war Nre now being built, and OF these SO
will be armor.plated, The expenses Of
these forces amount, according to this lee.
tnrers estimates, to $jG0,O0OO0O per an
mum, OF which three.liftlls go to the land
forces, The armaments Of Turkey and
Austria cost only about $3.50 n year per
man; that Of Great Britain at the most
$500 year.
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plrrsBuReH, July 16.-While the fami.
ly Of Mr.. John $, Hays were at dinner at
the Monongahela House to-day, their
rooms were entered and some $1,000
worth Of diamonds and jewelry stolen
Suspicion points 10 stranger who was
stopping al the hotel and has disappeared.
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IrnIcA, N. y, July 1O.-The Cornell
crews, now on their way to 1thica, had an
enthusiastic reception, and every where
along the route the people Justify cheer
The visitors.
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BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, July lO.-The heavy storm
last night caused the overflow Of the
Shredder Run, flooding the cellars Of n
large number OF dwelling and wholesale
houses. The track Of the Washington
branch Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Ia flooded in several places,
THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
The Philadelphia express leaving Wash.
ingtOn last night on reaching Bladens.
burg was thrown from the track. None
Of the passengers injured. This morning
the trains are running on time.
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pittaburgli.

PITTSBURGH, July iG.-Pig 1ron-No. 1
foundry 27a2s: gray forge $24a25. Wheat
Unchanged; Pennsylvania and Ohio red
quoted at 81 25a1 y. Corn-Ear 76a7sc,
shelled 75N7Sc. PetrOleum-Cfude mode:
rately active al 81 90 at Parker'S; refined
lie, Philadelphia delivery.
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DosroN, July lO.-The Roman Catho.
lie Clergy Of Lawrence issued card con.
demning the riot on Monday last, and ex.
pressing hope that the ring leaders may
be made to.feel the enormity Of their
crime,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, July 1G.-The court circles
here declare unfounded, in fact, the
rumor Of the proposed Intervention by
Germany in Cuban affairs In conjunction
with Great Britain and the United States.
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In Baltimore, just at this time, there
isanalurming prevalence Of diseaScamong
children. During the past two months
about 800 deaths have occurred In that
city, Of which over one.third died of
cholera infanLum. During the first week
in July there were no less than 9s deaths
from this disease, and the fatality was
confined to children under two years Of
age. The diseases incident to the Sum.
mcr are more common than ever before
known in the city. Nine.Tenths Of the
victims are the children Of the poor class,
and the physicians all agree that the
fatality is chiefly due to the carelessncss
Of parents in allowing their children TO
eat too much green fruit and vegetables,
and unnecessary use Of iCe.water.
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BALTIMORE, July TO- Arrived
steamer Virvinia, from Bremea.
NEW York, July 16.-Arrived: Steam.
ship Donaee, from Bremen.
BALTIMORE, July 1G.-Arrived: Steam.
ship IIibernian, from Liverpool.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, July GoID- Weak
opening nt il5, and closing at 1l4%. Bor.
rowing rates inS per Onnum, i.i6 per diem
and nat.
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CtNciSNAn, July 1O.-RObert Rogers
aged so years choked TO death on fish
at Broadway Hhlel to-day At noon.
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CLEVELAND, July i6.-Wheat-Demand
fair and market firm and unchanged. Corn
and Oats-Quiet and unchanged. PetrO.
leum-Quieti Standard White 9I4c; Ohio
State test tOkc.
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The U. s. Grand Jury presented nearly
thirty more indictments 10 the U. s. Dis.
trict Court yesterday and to-day Of the
persons connected with the sO.callcd
whisky ring, but the names will not be
divulged until the arrests are made.