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President Grant at the National
sunday school COnVettIOn.

MEANWHILE, Pa, August l4.-Presi-
dent Grant arrived at jamestown, New
York, at noon to-day, from New York
via the Erie and Atlantic and Great West.
ern Railway, en- route to attend the Ma
tional Sunday School Assembly at Fair
Point, twenty miles from there, up Chau'
tauqua Lake, 10 which place he was con-
veyed in the steam yacht Josie Bell. lie
will remain there over Sunday. II is css'
timated that twenty-five thousand people
we're at Fair Point this afternoon upon
his arrival. The steamboats, are all crowd
ed with e&cursionists.
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Inspeetion Of Indian Supplies.

CHICAGO, August l4.-'The following
is the substance Of an order issued at tMil-
ilafy Headquarters, in.this city, to-day;
"As several Of the points at which In
dian supplies are to be presented for in.
spection arc remote from the agencies,
where they are to be delivered 10 the In.
diana, the officers Of the artny, detailed
in the orders from these headquarters, at
the request Of the Interior Department
to make these inspections, must be on
their guard lest the quantity and quality
OF the supplies be changed before delivery
at the agencies, and thus the inspection
al the original stores be taken advantage
Of to cover fraudulent transactions. II
necessary, the department commanders
are directed to take such further action
within the limits Of their special com.
mands, as will accomplish the object o
this order. .
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COrbin'S saloon al WestcrVlIIe.
/ Ohio, Demolished with Gun.
IlOWtipP.

Columns, O., August IA. - Corbin's
saloon, at Westeryille, was blown up
again this morning about 2 o'clock. x
grating was knocked out and powder was
placed under The floor. The walls OF the
bar.room were thrown down by the ex-
'plOsiOn, and the roof thrown over, 40 that
one end rests on The. ruins and the other
end on the ground. About one-hnlf Of
the main building Is completely destroyed,
and the other half so much damaged as
not 10 be habitable. Cotbin was Offering
liquor for sale to-day In n small room in
The rear. lie lost no stock by the ex.
plosion. lie keeps most Of his liquor nj
his residence, taking a small quantity to
the SALOON daily.
Two or three temperance meetings are
held in the village every week, and the
sentiments Of the speakers, who are gen.
orally preachers, have been very em-
phatic against the saloon. They de-
houhce Cotbin as an outlaw, and decline
10 take part in ierreting out those who in.
flicled The damage upon him.
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Rocky Mountain Conference of
the M. r.. Church.

SAT- LAKE, August i4-The Rocky
Mountain Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, in session here, has
elecledth tho following delegates to the Gem
efal Conference to be held In 81. Louis
next MAY: Ministerial delegate, Rev. G..
N. Pierce; alternate, Rev. u. q, Strong, Of
idaho; Lay delegate, Judge J. B. Mexican,
late Chief Justice Of Utah; alternate, vii.
liam Van Orsdell, Of Virginia City, Mon
Ia1n
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GENERAL CRooK's expedition has penc.
trS.cd to Clusters Gulch, in the Black
Hills, where two hundred miners were
found In the meantime Spotted Tails
indignation has waxcd warmer, and he
proposes to put in claim Of S7OOO,OOO
for damages incurred by his people in
the invasion Of their country. Before
Shatc court or tribunal the avOriciouS rcd
man will present this claim Is not, how.
ever, stated. Gold, according to the
source Of this information which is n
special correspondent of the Tribune, re.
ally exists in the Hills.
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shoemaitcr's I.ast..aAii for Love-

LOUISVILLE, August 1I.-Jacob Has.
cher, a German shoemaker, committed
suicide this morning on the Ohio bridge.
He paid his toll on the Louisville side.
remaFking that he did not intend to re.
turn. When half way across he leaned
over the railing TO the river below, and
placing pistol in hiS mouth fred. He IA
single, and had no known relatives. Dis
appointment in love probably caused the
uIifrida
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The rising man in Ohio political cir.
cles, a. a stump orator, IL Hon. Lorenzo
Daniord, Republican member Of Con-
gress from the District formerly repre-
senled by John A. Bingham. Hisspeeches
arc happily conceived and produce the
best impression everywhere. Hhe makes
the circuit Of the State be will secure for
himself an enduring reputation as one Of
the foremost political orators Of the day,
--Patsbmgk CommTcial.
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SPAIN.
ANorIIER cARLIsr NyIcroRY."

ANOTHER CARLIsT "vICroRY."
New YORK, August 1I.-The following
dispatch has been received from Europe ;
"a battle has taken place between the
Carlists and the government troops at
Arduna, In which the Carlists were vic.
toriOus, driving the Alfonsists of the field
with considerable slaughter. They cap.
turCd number OF prisoners, besides ar
tillery and ammunition"
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FIRE RECORD.
rRAYERs cry. MICHIGAN.

TRAyERs CtrY, Y,August14.--The hem.
lock extract factory at Mnllett Lake, She.
boygan county, was totally destroyed by
fire. The works were erected last yenr at
n cost Of $4,000. None Of the products
havebecn shipped yet and the loss in ex-
tracts consumed Is $500. twill proba-
nv h0L be febnilE- '.. ~.
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TnESt. Louis Globe Democrat says It is
worthy Of note that Williamson county,
Illinois, where the outrnges are now being
committed, Is one Of the Democratic
'irongholds of the State. The rebel flag
was kcptnying over the Court House at
Marion long after actual hostilitiCs had
commenced. Tho chief occupation Of
the people down there in dnh bctinm
days used to be the pursuit of runaway
"nisqrrsn
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From the above showing the assets are
considerable more than the liabilities,
and should they pan out Os they should
more on their claims In court Of bank
ruptcy than 10 have them subjected to
unnecessary litigation before Justices Of
the Peace and the Courts Of Ohio, West
Virginia and Pennsylvania. Bill
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MOUNDSVILLE CAMP MEETING
FOURTH DAY.
NIouNDsviLLE, August IA.

FOURTH DAY.
MouNpsytILE, August IA.
r.,,,o.. n ,ho trIc,,lpcprcr
'''t'D', Tas, y, osoninn altar clossd INV rsnort
,,i ii' y, ,ho'', ,ho uiaso Of nf p.o UoIi,s rLarIn
wy. Mlu Nv tms J.oo' ,...I,,toj ~ % IL tLo,nsoimos -,
!i, !io", y n"n.OeI ,as' sse aMJ ,,"o "roteS,oJ
tne n.snr "' Snn Seu"'' 40 |%n .rn "U ,tds.oJ ISS
i'at.! " n,iCcn,;o" W o"0 haJ iLs oII.
H.lesSing VI ~. s"nctJ .,;.,I nmJ ~ Lo SomoI
@ iime ting l%; m'S, S;r,I, " T." s,r " ~, ILat IiUa
INA. wv '"Se.i" "i iUrdroJ' @ o ri % ";rn"rS @
,ytsI.',. ,.iii l,a n6,rSo.,oJ "'s ' '''''' N"'
WI, H. w ,,os,,in1 meo,;,,s an eoriv thAl
:, ~ H., ,,V' ,,aos;Eis fnr n,s IN he ntassnt In
givo n ranori nj them, but I understand
that they arc very interesting and profit
able. .i...'r sf...It
The 8 o'clock meeting was led by Rev.
Day, Of Wesley Chapel. Many related.
their experience. ! was particularly ana
forcibly struck with the experience cI a
brother from BlairSvilIe, Pa. II
,u IT WAS A vERY bRtGHT
nne nnd II was good for All 10 hear Il, )
H. WooJ oT Baltimore. preached at
tOl O'clock from The text "Wnsh ME
and / shall Le whittier thnn snow" Theme,
Chtiatian holiness, The sermon was d
very clear exhibit of his views of tie
subject, and some Of the points made
we're ns foiioWs:. Christian holiness Is
heart p,tity, No man can have n pure
heart ns long AZ there are roots Of bitter.
ness Swinging tip therein. To love God
viii, nti the heart Ia different front loving
ti;m M All All nnran,oiy. I've rnn live film above,
iii iL;ni,a olSc nrI stilI have ain. but To
invc lin With Mi Tho heNri casts Out
Cysrv unholy desire, we must have
iLis Iesire IN be holy. and God will al.
,sars orsvor a. T.0.T
. ""y "','".' '.,.... :" - 49,. ,,r,,,,, ,r,,vv
THIS HOLINESS . .,rS,+,, Svr Nh'hsSN""' MA
lSN'i. i .,. ,..,,s.
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TohEDo, August ll.-The tllree.story
brick building on Water street, near
Adams, occupied by Woodruff 4 Son,
founders; j. Mathis, iron railines md
mouldings, and J. Fcgley, cigar box IMAM
uiactuter, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss about $4,000; partially In
stirred. ".#
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Entnl t,oni aIlne Accideni.

SCRANTON, Pa, August 14-A car at
the mouth Of Mount Pleasant Mine be.
came detached from its fastening this
morning, and, rushing down the slope,
killed tWo men and fatally injured a third.
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BosroN, August l4.-Black and Chr
rier, members Of the late shoe firm, we're
each sentenced, to-day, to fourteen months
imprisonment for fraudulent bankruptcy.
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Marine Intelligence.

BosroS, August l4.-stcamer Batavia,
from Liverpool arrived.
NEW YoRK, August 14.-Steamship?,
Adtiatic anil Wyoming from Liverpool
arrived. nam,
SAN FRASorsco, August l4.-salled-
The Pacific mailed steamer Grenada, for
Panama. f1 y
PLYMOUTH, August l5.-Steamer ROM
metnia, from New York arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, August lb.-Steamship
Britannia, from New York arrived.
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PHILADELPHIA, August iA-Fifty.tEo
barrels Of highwines, believed to be the
property Of +. Borgenthal 4 Brother, dis
tillers, Of Wisconsin, and consigned 10 par
ties in this city; were seized to-day.
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ORDER TO CONsCRIpTs.

MADRID, August 14.-A royal decree
orders cOnScripts to join their regiments
before the end af October. The price Of
exemption Is fixed at 6,OOO reals.
MADRID, August 15.-The Spanish
Government will soon send a Royal Com.
missioner to the Philadelphia exhibition.
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HERZEGOVINA.

VIENNA, Augnst14.-The Herzegovina
ihsurreCtion threatens to become rclig.
lima war
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TURKEY.

CoNsrANT1NoPLE, August ID. =: The
Porte has assurances from the Princes Of
Servia and Montenegro that they will
maintain a neutral attitude in the Here.
Royinian difficulty.
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DETROIT, August 14.--Oyer three hun
dred thousand feet Of lumber, owned by
T6Sle Il THOMPSON, were destroyed by
fire, near Iona, this morning, ~. 7
The house OF George johnson, in Cold
water, was burned this morning. Loss,
$4,000: insured,
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.rorhriI ANNtA1 RkrostrloN.

Tho mechanics and manufacturers re.
solved Tonight to appoint q committee to
confer NTH the citizens IL regard to cele.
btatins the fourth annual Exposition, and
propose 70 have a public holiday with a
parade and procession pi the Fire De.
patiment, State Guards, 6c.r
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FATAL STAINING.

Joseph Roehrig, a German baker, was
stabbed III the right breast at his own
house, this evening, by Russell Sherley,
whom hg was trying 10 put 10 bed. shef.
ley had been eleClioneerinE, and was
drunk when he did the stab6ing. Roell.
rigs wound Ia fatal, and death may be ex.
nsclnd dfsA6V hnnF.
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NIAGARA FALLS August i5.-The body
Of Miss Philpot who was drowned below
the cave OF the Winds last week was to-
day taken from a whlrl pool by her
brother.
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The Catholic clergy holding State ap.
pointmehtS in Posen have submitted ia
the ecclesiasticAl laws.
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Drexel, Hayes & Co. have redeemed one
hundred thousand dollars Of Duncan,
Sherman & Cos letters Of credit. These
letters are arriving daily from all parts
of the Continent.
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N Wanna lncentLIaFy.

NEW HAVEN, August l64-William
Brone, boy eight years old, was caught
setting fire 10 a church in this city this
afternoon.
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TnE ORIENTAL MAIrs.-The Postmast.
cr General has entered into an agreement
with the agents Of the Occidental and Ori-
entail Steamship Company Tor the trans.
portalion of the mails between San Fran.
cisco, China and Japan, the sea postage
on the mails to be received rs full com.
pCnsation for the service, which will not
exceed five hundred dollars per month,
and possibly not over five thousand dol
lars per annum. The steamer Bclgic will
sail with the first mail on the 10Th inst,
and the company will dispatch steamer
monthly thereafter. This is the same ser
vice for which Congress agreed to pay the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company $780,
mn
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GERMANY.


RERLIN, August l4.-Thc Federal
Council will shortly consider the question
Of the extradition treaty with the United
States, TO take the place Of existing trea.
ties between that country and separate
German States.
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BUFFALO, August l4.-JOseph Lynch,
Otto Buer and Oliver Wheelfight, boys,
drowned here to-day while bathing.
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LOUlSVILIB.l |


Louisyl1LE, August t4.-The city
gives q. W. Caruth, candidate for Pros.
ecuting Attorney IN, the Ninth Judicial
District, 1888 majority over General
Basil W. Duke, the candidate receiving
the next largest vote.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENGER
Death OF Judge Irvine.

WH92UNI VI Ar hUBu7V tt
Special Dispatch to the Tnlelllgencer.
The Hon. Robert Irvine, formerly
Judge Of this Circuit, died at his resi-
dence in this place this afternoon. S.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, August 14.-Fiity Commercial
Corporations and Trades Unions will
send delegates TO the Centennial Exposi.
tion ut Philadelphia, to study and report
upon the various objects exhibited.
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The valley River Lumber and
Boom Company,

The Valley River Lumber and Boom
C,mpanT- boom at Grafton, is said to be
,pr oi the strongcst booms in the country,
md,ba. proven itself to be OF almost in.
credible. strength. There are two abut-
m,p,s one atcach bank and eight piers
these piar. are constructed OF heavy log
crib, o feet .luare at the bottom and 20
feet sInarc on the top, and % feet high,
filed with .toNe; each crib or pier con
tain. about 3OOpcrch oistonc. The epiers
are one hundred feet apart, The boom
stick are chained to these piers, aud 40
constructed that stick can be removed
at any point for the purpose Of allowing
log or RATS 10 pass through The cost
oi the boom and removing distractions
IRON the river above the town Is between
$4,000 and $4,000. Quitca number Of
lar.c stones have been removed from
the channel for several miles up
the river. Where there were large
stones aud other obstacles IN the way
to ob,truct the passage OF logs,
sheer boom'' have been put IN to Keep
the logs in the channel Most oil lie logs
received during the last lreSheI were
from Barbour county, some from Kan
,IoIpb, and a few from UPShur' The sue
cc'. Of the enterprise having been once
established, logs will be run in large
quantities from all the counties lying on
the Valley river and t'' tributaries The
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COLUMBUS, o., August 15.-It has been
determined to hold a trotting and RAINING
meeting here on the 22d, 23d aud Gath Of
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rELEoRArn RAVES ApyANcEp.

The Western Union and Atlantic &
Pacific Telegraph Companies have de.
cided to advance tariff rates between
Boston and Washington and New York
and Albany about twenty-five per cent.
The companies claim that the present
rates are TOO low. The advance goes into
effect on Monday.
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III TvteIVINg IHt ITUIH' VIC WNSE .HHVU
in His p6wert 10 save. Then
we must believe Ileis present TO save, and
submit to be saved on Ills own terms.
When We do out patt He does his al once.
We must give up all. We can make no
reservation. A mere act Of Believing cnn
not save as some modern fevivalists
preach. Gods love u uniyefsal and I'M.
partial. 1t IL like Q parents love. As a
parents love would run out TO the saving
Of all his family were they in danger, 30
the heart Of God runs out 10 The saving Of
the world. Various illustrations we're
given to enforce the points made. An
earnest appeal was made TO sinners A. its
close, and a number presented themselves.
....,- IN E-.r. REPORTER.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-25
soup If tbe Southern Democrat

SOME of the Southern Democratic news
papers, fearing division Of sentiment in
the next national convention OF the party
on the finance question, which may lead
to a repetition of the bolt which occurred
at Charleston just before the war, propose
to 'relegate" that question, as the Cincin-
natl convention did the tariff, TO the Con-
gressional districts. The Norfolk Land
mark, we believe, is entitled to whatever
credit there may be due for the origin of
this suggestion. But the fact that it is en-
tertained at all in the South shows that the
Democrats of that section fear that the Re-
publican party will carry the country by
storm on the broad plstform of national in
tegrity both as regards the nation financial
and political pledges. The Southern De-
mocracy is bent upon securing violation
or reputation of the war amendments to
the National Constitution, and does not
care to have its designs in that regard en-
dangered by allowing the Republican party
to 60 before the people as the sole repre-
sentative of honest money. They foresee
that unless the present tendency is checked,
notwithstanding the hard-money declara-
tons of the Democracy in some of the
Northern States, that party will be COM
PEELED to adopt the policy of soft-money
as the financial plank Of its platform. The
result would be the success of the Repub-
lican party beyond all doubt, and Republi-
can SUCCESS means a continuation of Presi-
dent Grants Southern policy. Hence this
attempted subterfuge.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-25

The filthy loves of Dans's New York
Sun are proverbial. 1t rejoices in nothing
so much as the publication in bold terms of
any obscene scandal to which the better
portion of the American press regrets to be
Obliged to refer even in delicate language
But the Sun Is sometimes adroit, as well as
vulgar and filthy-minded. 1t understands
perfectly the decoying art of 'tstop thief"
and of late is manifeGting its cunning in
peculiar way. Under the guise Of moral
promptings and intent, it reads the tall
tower Tribune lesson upon purity,
charges the latter with both gross and in
sidious impurity, and supports the charge
by selecting from the letters of the Iri-
bune's French correspondent, Arsene Hous-
save, the most loose-minded and salacious
parts and presenting them to its readers in
q body. Dana is somewhat of . classical
scholar, and has doubtless heard of the
''expurgated editions" of Horace and other
AUTHORS, wherein the expurgated parts are
printed in an appendix for the greater con-
genience of the prurient student But
Dana needed no example. Although lack
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-09-25

So MANY of the newspapers of the coun-
try have taken their cue from the Detective
press regarding Professor Marsh's charges
against the management of the Indian bu-
reau, and have consequently committed
themselves in advance against the possibil-
ity of an impartial judgment upon the e
port of the investigating commission, that
it is difficult 10 make the public understand
his true character. The natural iestimste
of it, based upon the assumption that he is
worthy TO hold the position of professor in
leading university, was that he is correct
and upright man. The truth is, that he
falls far short of that estimate. The evil
dence taken by the commission shows that
he resorted to ungentlemanly, not to say
dishonorable, means to sustain his charges,
and that it is capable of proof that he was
guilty of certain unmentionsble indisere-
tons during his Western trip. Ii is, per-
haps, not too much to say that decent
regard for the sensibilities OF the reading
public forbids a further allusion to these
indiscretions; but curious people out West
may learn something about them by in
quiring at the hotel at which he lodged in
Omaha on on his way home.
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THERE is a sporadic movement in the
South which has for its object the organ
iLation of the old Wing elements in that
section in opposition to the Democracy. 1t
is strong in Virginia, and has taken shape in
Louisiana; but the trouble is no one has yet
been brougk; forward to assume the leader
ship. The sympathizers with the move
ment all agree that the sham Conservatives
or the Democracy have no feeling in CON-
mon with the old Wings, and that while
many of the latter vote with them, the
Offices, honors and benefits resulting from
Democratic success are not shared by the
Wings. In other words, it is discovered
that the Democrats are as selfshly arrogant
now with the Wings as their friends as they
were in former days. when they established
The rule that to the victors belong the
spoils. They call themselves the victors,
md accordingly ignore the Wings in their
division Of the spoils