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THE TURF.
TIE CENTRAL pARE DRIVE.

TIE CENTRAL PARK DHIFE-
ootne months ago party of gentlemen Of this CITY
eahd together to If some WY could not Be de-
sasa to secure for the gentlenen horse ownnss Of
ta37go dive where they could exercise their stock
sas5 chose- The need At such traek OF drive grew
nas u the distance md difficulty ot access to Dexter
stt Ind tho generally crowded condition of the park
a"s, which made ANYTHING ike speed 4 natter of
aser, well tho fast driver to the slower pf}-
m ~ho ttood excellent ebAoce Of being run ove1.
A1ta< the formation Of an astociation 70 plan the
~ ohFe. consultation wAs had with tho West Chi
~ fsft Commissioners, and permission was granted
= taa9 body to devote portion OF Central Park to
."e, .e, On the condition th=t the Association should
a.ke Certain specified improvements 0iher gentle
- - oxn:ng Ind upprecis1ing horses were then
ked IN the project, until about lou were enrolled
- - ssae.troeot Of SIS collected from each mem-
ana The work II preparing the trick and erecting
s*oek VA pushed forxxrd, under the direction Of \
eofstee composed Of s. E Dos. J. IL Corby, r. G..
T@ O. }. Griffith, and e. C. Goodrich
.ns ofre has now been cosnplet=d, 9nd Hss last
= tha handsoznest and best tricks In the
g. and withal ve7J fast: HAstnR plenty uf room,
tan1ttee have made this turns 800 fest in length,
t aAse atd out the pathway. OF track psoter, 60
r. .1de III around This IN wider than the pe1:er
Eack. eIreps 1t the hume stye.ch, where that Is
~ euaeet- neat md strong fence suuounds the
NJ 1ssfe and toacse. 70 acres. The u71k itself has
~ oeen fencod, and other necessary end proper i'm
xoeenents made.
1oe Central PARK pz4va, ~ the new enterprise IL
*G undsr The control of ths COMMITTEES befure
s@0eo. aad VII Be b5 them reserved for the uec at
1sxs sxassatvaly. Il h not intended to sllew
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Th- Woes OF an English Clergyman"
A friendless En2liah curate is driven 70 aes-
peraton by the poverty OF his condition ana 1e A.
peals to the public in an angy Rampdf pnnd e. ~ ~
tord hecan his mipistrations without influential
% .:fsieuds, and On salary Of sloo year: A.
~ . vhi1- this was cut down by sequestration
r. e8o. or 500, In 1872 after service Of thirty
years, be vas surprised BY an appointment ~, & to
ht5u ,monnted. for the first year, to :E78. 1esT-
inr he Rector poorer than ever. In his poverty
he .nnlied to bis superior for assistance out Of
osrtsin funds, when he WAS informed that ee-
onestration wss hanging over his 1'inE On ao-
count OF arrears Of ices. This VAS the iast M
str.w. and Mr. Dixon's back gave out. His
nsmpnles setting forth his experiences has made
k,m famous, however, and, We hope' brought
him in psnny.
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sntefat DfrpateA to Tie CAteaao 7F6une
s1o1 c17r, L., July 10-S. Y. Walker, nephew Of
vinoRar Bitte1s Walker who went out with "ttchers
bull train with the intention II going to tho Black
Hills, returned hare to-day he tells rather melan-
cho]v tale Of hia adventures, having en-
countered great hardshiEs, the weather being
UNPLEASANT tho whole journey, and On his
a.1ival It Gordon City he encountered fearful storms
Of hail md rain, sorno hailstones measuring to 8
inches in circumference He and acem2anion re-
and ffteen started out get into the Hills. It Was
learned Afterwards thAt several Of Tho LITTER
were captured BY the military Walker SAYS
m tho WV back he met man from Chicago who in
formed him that there aore 600 advcnt9re1e At
CheYenne, who would star: for the Hills on the first
favorable opportunity. ~,
leave Fort Randall On Monday next to drive ont tho
miners Who are NOW in the Hills.
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PATENT CASE DECIDED.

Spse1as Dtspasea The CHICAGO 7rf6sne.
DIXON, H., July 1o.-The great suit beforo tho
patent Office in Washington between henry r Becker,
of this city, .nd g. H. Ihroop, Of Auburn, n. T., in
zeatton to tho validity Of the Becker brush, was de-
ded in Becker favor. This is Ct great importance
to prop1.s.ora Of Touring mills ali through the
Northwest The facts were that Throop applied tcr
reissue Of his patent covering POINTS IN the Bester
tiruouy has been taken 1t didertnt points In the
United States by both parties Nth their sssorneys
to Warrington ind nearly ten days consumed IN the
hearing Of tho eyidence before the Commissioner of
Pstents Throop has been beaten 1t every point, and
III. Becker has gained tha victory, which tnsures h
. lx1Ne fortune-
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VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.

VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.
special Dtsdrtek To Ike cAiea7k Ttia.ne.
Pom Hrnox, Mich, July 1o.-PAasEp powN-proTs
Arctic, Montana, B. n. Blanchard, ontonagon and
barges. Emma and bsrzes Apena and barges. schrs g.
L. Wataon. Elizabeth Jones, Bolivia, Kate barley,
Mary g. Perew, Conrad Reid, Havana, Clara Parker,
droson. Charlotte Rabb, F. r. Blake.
PAssEp Ur--Props Japan, Taverly, Badgaz Stats,
Prndiyille and cousort,
WIxD-West, gentle.
WEArHEn-Ffne.
Npersdi Ut4poeh to rae C1teaso Tftbuna.
POET HURON, Mich, July 1o-Dow1-Props Bcoda
and consort, Fred aely and consort, Evergreen City
and barEes; schrs Taylor. Thomas Qnaylo Negaunae,
Pacific, Msnstaula, Victor. Wayne, Sweden 4. Fitz-
hugh. Hattie Johnston, Lady DudeE1n, Er!e Bella,
Morning Star.
UP-Prop E B. Hale and consort
WMD-Northeast, fresh; weather tne.
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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY JULY H. 185-TwELvE

from tho Iron Mountain Of Mlksouri- Anson Nor
Nrup, OF Duluth, accompanied b! a g'oo5tst and
tourist party from Phfsdephta star:ed ytztsrday A.
ternoon to dennitsy locate the bocn Of the
am sad probsbly to for establishing claims to
it. Tho Importance Of the dlscoyerT il 1eesened by
the COUNTY around the west end Of Lake Superior,
from tho head wn.ers Of tbs st. Croix the south to
Tho Canadian boundary On the north shore- spect
mens from tho mountain brought here arr, however.
pronounced b experts, but without tests to b. Of
most dehtnarte Elnd.
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A. Methodist Clergyman in Tennessee
Suspended for Certain Enproaes-
aiQual Eccentrlctkies.


4 Methodist CLERGYMAN IN -
eospenoeo tol
aional Eccontr1cftsess
Special Dixpateh to Tbs chfcooo 7rsoans'
NASHVILLE Tenn. July lo.-The Conmssiou ap-
,~,i,+nd hv Rtshon 1IcTyetrc of the NJ E. Church
...,..z - .y,ry,...rosc tn. rast t.xf,
6onth' mas oeen e''oue ~ nu4 -. - A..
Rev. J. Y. Hammer, ST., Presiding Elder Of that das-
+,4 ua admitted having sent n auop7naous letter
.h,-a-,1 49, n,,,.d E.r,1ee Mailer con-
:" teSFesAAD4o so1As ' ...1 .a -sr.-.,o har
to certain passages In the sougs Of Solomon The
1~te vxs tucoaed in an envelope with the ettorhead
- ~ c..h.- Methodist puhHsh3nr Housa Her
eo 1ao ooan .e.,A..I L.. -1.t.s, ~ h,,.,,aa.
nfc'nef' talnA'ne II tc'"seu ~ rs.S:.-,.. .o,z,'
opened and read its contents. Ihe Commission CON-
n1etelt v1ndicsted tho character OF Miss Mailer.
Taa.- Il, a, <.,rs o,d gravheaded aud has served In
IaA' -. n ~. ora ~ III. nost
1ne snin1atf5 'oi3 Soo- ~ " - (1h
prominent ~ well as eioquent me" ot n's .1u' Sau
The matter creates great deal o. e1caement
o,,t ~. s.ste Tho commission rendered tho follow
o1 ~ -..--.-.. =. .,.-t,.d xfter thn -
1n8 se8uc@- "'." ~ ....-.r f.. IT,.
cused hid been gfEen N opportunity W ote@A 'o1 ~
~ b,cb IN .ttrtbued to hiu-xa1d letter being the
=. $780,. ~ ;ror,o-,Ntr Thu Commission de
oaeA o1 1oaIse - --.-,-. ~
Aberat ed Until O'CLOCK p. n. e1auAJ' elu 1..u 40
set sion It 4 saturday, and at II ootock lne5
-c.rnAd and honed their conclusions, Of which tho
<~r~N...
Aoao"a14s - sAo 0 =, - ~ u.....
"Ihe Committee CALICO IN fhe eAse oi =. "" '.Ae3'
6r have investigated the with painful and co.,
scteutfous diligence and with rraverful reference to
eneaA 'e*p'' " ~.r-.-.,+,.~ +h.+
hxye not been un1nandin1 o1 INC ecesnu1s @. ,tah
have marked the accused 1of some sea1s; oun 49, ~;
nase HUI oee1. s.4 - ~. ,,sc,,;.E
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GREAT BRITAIN.


THE coHdREaA1loSA11sTs AND THE BKEcWB
CASE
Ioapon, July 1o.-The Times havtng published soma
structures On the address in {svor OF Harry WARD
B.echer BY the Congregational Minister'S d.. Alex
under Raleigh, Of the sgner, has written reply
in which he says that in signing the address he never
meant to commit sny portion Of the non-confo11niats
to ls yieYye and adds that not sound to
assert that becauso . man may be blamable In
lighter things he Is not to b approached
with IN expression Of sympathy by those who ae IN
speakaby glad believe he has shown hulkeH 1nno"
cent OF the heavier charge with complete success:
The letter concludes foItowB: II never supposed
that in signing the document vas expressing any
opinion OIL Mr. Beechers sayings AID do1n:s IN gen
efal believe the Christian sentiment OF England
will unanimously lament and condemn sou1o th1nge
which Ar. Beecher acknowledges In the course OF
the trial ho blamed himself without stint now be-
levc be haa recovered himself and Will Stand IN honor
aud usefulness as formerly"
All the foreign Mayors 10 whom were sent iuv1&s-
tons to the international banquet 1t tho Guild Han On
the 9th inst accepted with only two exeep6ons
THE AMERICAN RH1EAEN.
LONDON, july 10.-The American title team a1T1seo
n Glasgow this morning. During the day they visited
The principal places of interest, aud made trips 10
Loeb Lomond and other Lakes. They arIived IN Edln.
burg tonight The Americans will remain In scotano
until Wednesday next. The Scotch t1demea started
for Wimbledon before the arrival Of the Auaer1csoA
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Special D{3pakeh @ 7As Chicago TT6a"<.
Rock 1s1AsD, H., July 1o.-Ihe City Council to-
night, by vote Of to 8, canaured Bailey Davenport,
Mayor Of the city, for arbitrary and Illegal scttons in
his assumed removal Of city officials from Office. Mr.
Davenport is the old Democratic standby IN
this city, and the action Of tho Council, under
the lead Of Aid. But1r il regarded highly 1gnih-
cant. The Tissue On the one hand was Davenport and
Democracy, on the other hand 1t Law and Repub-
ucansm. The people, through their Immediate repre-
sontat1yes. declared against the onenan poTer, and
Bailey Davenport, the embodiment Of unptogresang
Bourbon De1noc13cy, 1s below par. There is much
feeling in the city the issue betTeen the Mayer sod
Cnnncfi
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swarm Of bees. which lodged In THAR dRht upon the
urnb of tree hanging over tbs road. To p&as ths
plaee impossible. md the farrners compelled
70 mako circuit Of uiles BY another road to rsAch
the city.
Yesterday public meeting vsa held II Ottawa, Ill,
with reference to securing tho ssa for the asylum
for children 1t that place, for which
appropriation wa1 made By tbs last Legislature. A
committee Of prominent citizens was appointed to
taw,. The COMMITTEES had meeting last evaning,
and detarnined upon tho details for the1F fu1uEs
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A Dark Chapter in the History
Of South Carolina Finance.
How Certain State Officials En-.
riched Themselves by Whole"
sale Plumber.
Ex-State Treasurer Parker's neooru as
Shown in the Suit Pending
Against Hin.


yYHc In
49,, =. 49, a1sst.1 T.w, - ~. ror-+ - c,,a,-o,
IN =. aa op1o. y. ' " r."
Pleas for thls county thenand}, oes1nn1ne On loes
day. the 9Th inst. Jnd8e Carpenter presidng. jury
.1r,,.- tha -. ,,,te c1aa- s-,,,.,@
a't1'~osA' u4A4sA '!s.'" oA' ~.e0 49, -. 1 o~to-4
aon Of the financial history of the se since recon-
strnctton, showing rapid increase OF the DEBT and
giving IN account Of the several olasses Of bonds In
- T...1 1a.,5 .s.s,..;.,, ~ ~ s.,,t
q Ine r1oanc'a oo1o' e'asi'b y. w. 49,
Ats5.-Gen Chamberlain. and the defendant, VINO Tas
then State Treasurer, md manipulated by II. H.
Ktupton, the New York Financial Agent and showing
w. s, n,,- 49, ~, ..en,nvn
~" AnA 1-1-o "0, ,,.-1s.-.v 434.
for the operation Of Frauds Inc evidence 81 L. H.
Ktmptop, Financial Agent, of his book-keepar, Ran-
An ,nd a. H,,.,nt III. y,ce r,res,dent of the Rink
Note Company, taken BY comm1ssfon IN New foss,
and contained in sealed package, Wa opened and
tho frat days work closed
Fr.aov acott state .rrr,.nrer Cardozs. and Capt.
a,s' oe"'1 -, ~ ,o7o 49,,
). l. A1ue' VINO VILE fa1Ae1s e'e1k ap !" ao'4 1tonl
q, L. Tappan, also one Of Parkera cl1rks, gave hia
testimony in the case ct Scott, Is well "a that Of
Kimn.on % = rns sr1dsncs - Tss Of the non nj r,cordo
order, still
r1E CASE MADE r8ooREss.
r.,..., 49,. I,+tIs t.,,,e.a th,t p.,t.- t.rt !.
"uen A"ppoa s.o .t'e .1'AAe0 >4 - ~ -.lE'- -.f
nox o1 coupons "afen DAG oeeo Sea' Gown " imp
ton to him. in private safe IN h1s private ONCE "h1cn
neither h.d looked into, and the combination Of
be had teen hunted out Of the oce two week. bsfore
parker's term expired Pnrker having asked him 10
had sny objection to being paid IN full and Quitting IN
break upon it.
The next witness, J. O. Ladd. was called. but eoold
that day, nttsr ordering "a attachment for the witness
who persuaded BY Putfcr not to testify, snd waa
upon ths point OF leaving tie city whsn the Sheriff
frankly as it seemed but with evident reluctance It
prodnced an immense sensation, znd fixed belief IN
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PEDESTRiANlSM.

UndAunted BY his recent failurer o1eary has deter
mined attempt again tbs feat OF walking 15o miles
in 81 hours Last evening he visited BY nunoer
Of his friends at his residence West Lake street.
snd afar discussing At considerable length the csuses
which led to his failure he acceded to request 70
again attempt the performance IN which he recorded
his first failure He h.s concluded Arrangements for
. second walk of the sa.ne distance and tine, which
viii take place At the Exposition building about
August I.
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SPAIN.
TIE CAHIIST RETREAT.

TIE CA8I1ST REIAEAI*
MApa1p, July 1n-Among the prisoners taken ~
the Alphouststs aro Carlist Br1gadier-General and
ITO odeera.
The Carlist Gen. porreEa1ary is actvey pursued ny
the Alphonststs 1t il beeved that he will stsps to
tile refuge On French terE1.ory.
LONDON, July 10.-The London IiHss' Madrid az.
patch ssya that events Of great importance are looked
for.
An Official dispatch gives the following details Of
uiltary operations. The fighting On "Wednesday near
Usn Clrs tn tle Province Of AaVa Lasted nse houra
Tbs Carlets under Perus and Don Carlos, nu1noered
eighteen batta1ions Of infantry twelVe guns and Ao
csvalry Their loss was 40 Killed, many wounded,
md number t7ken prisoners. The Aphons1st Gen.
Contrerus twice brilliantly charged the NaVarez with
60 iancerr sowing death in their ranks and creating
panic Tho railway between Vittora and Miranda has
been restored and that between valencia and sfnato7
will shortly be reopened-
Gen JoTeilar is At Morells In the Province Of Cas-
teilon de II Pima. Weialers division is to
overtake DoT1egaray It has orders to immediately
attack il It up with HIN. AL lords OF The
River GalleRo. in AtaRon, are guarded.
The Cariista have retreated in disorder towards
Am.zcoas Gems Qucsada, Soma, and Tello are pur~
kuing them.
Gen. Quesadas victory 1t Eanelsr:s prevented the
Carists from invading Santander and AstuIAs-
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WASHINGTON.
Tho Ghost Of the Revenue Bu1eau gtu
Active, and Will Not Down,
Moro Hints az to the Tale to Be Told bv
the Yirtuous McGrew.
Uno1e Sans Pocket~Book-Harlau's Sd
atorial Aspirations.
THE WHISKY RING,
4 PhoN1yE OF SOMETHING SPICY.


ipsetol Dispateh 77s cAseays Tsfs..x,
WARRINGTON, D. c., July 1o.-The latest stasezn&us
put forth by the Mc0rtw people respecting ths nsw
Developments In the matters IL bers given
Thtru Is not however, sufficient evience hero d.
tertns which Is fact and which dction- Ono thing IL
certain: there Is vrrJ serious question of vczcty be-
tween Mai. McGtew and the Secretary Of the Trsas-
ury Me3rew says that he presented all tho subssan-
tal statements, which hAre been ade pubic during
tho last few days, to ths Secretary OF the Treazuy
IN tho form Of afadAvit- Gen Brissow azys Nc
Grew did nothing Of thu kind, and that hs nqt
only did not present atdavt OF such nature but
that his character such that he not &isen
tho Secretary. The Secretary refused to have any ID
terriew with Maj. McGrew. Information had bsen
received in the DEPARTMENT that about the time Con-
erzs adjourned Mai. Nco1ew nate i written propo-
having It's headquarters IN New York aad Cincinnati
Parties named Is being aceompltces. AZ
70 M t.,e r;'n tss .F t. ny }ox 9g.: 9s 10
br1be him hon eighteen months ago, and at tho
time Nc Avery ordered Aaj AcGrew out Of ha hoass
for FtesnEiaG to n4ka tho proposition to hin. ThA
following 10
THE Latest VERSION Or THE STORY
put forth BY McGrews friends: It absolutely car
Tresau1y that he ehasees seanst Ho ara The pursst
fiction. A. Jet Secretary Bristow Is unadvsed o1hca
y q ths preAent9snt Of chis{-ca1k Aysry By .ns
fTand is. Government. nor h.. he
Col. H. H. Ho present Chief Clerk Of tho Internal
Revenue Bureau. Col Con Mctsrew, who makes tho
charges agsnst Avery, Is zouts To this city
substautate them. His friends tsst there aro
witnesses In the city who will they present
when McGrew paid avery hs wseky salary, which was
that there dispatches In the oes Of the We.tern
| Union Telegraph Company which he will challenge
Mr. Avery to produce, md which directly Connect
| him with
GIVING INFORMATION
to tho seizures which be made. Il u eald
that tho charges against Avery made to Secseary
BrtstoW month or mora ago, and that he reviewed
the evidence against him. and called into his ccn-
hdence associate Cabinet officer, both Of whom
have decided to It's worth, but which dec1aon s2ey
Fefrsin for the present from communicating McG1rw
also charges other high officials In tbs TrelAu+y
Department being in tho employ Of tho ring, and
threatens to 1nake public their bin Arrival
here,
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CRIME.

JAIL DELIVERY.
purrauz, H., July lo.--A jsi1 delivery occurred
list night and two convieta aze 1oose caoptns over
tho prair4ea, nsslng from "dussnce v1le."
Mat connen and John Williams, money
thisres, dug = hoie through stens wall
besido the window In the water-closet,
making IN sperurs through which they escaped. Con-
nell vas in for robhing the TIL Of the Tidal Ware
steamer and Williams for stealing the contents Of .
money drawer while circus WIS passing. Both were
hound oyer for the consideration of the Grand Jury,
but now they are bounding over the country.
, 1875-07-11

THE LONGpolNT TRAIN OUTRAGE.
ST. Lou11 July 1o-TVo more neu have been II
rested On suspicion ot being connected With tho Long
no.nt train robbery All agents Of the Indianapolis
st. Louis and the Ohio mississippi Roads hare been
instructed to report lrnediae!y the appearance 1t
their respective stations Of I'll suspicious characters
those who give good account Of Themselves
and detectives receiving kilograms that are
beins held suspicion, but nares and localities ase
withheld.
, 1875-07-11

1<e&al Dt.pdteA to 7hs CHICAGO 116sas-
Mnwux1z, July 10.-FTed II. Payne, Deputy Col
1ecsor 0. Internal Revenue, to-day seized bsxrd
bearing Wholesale stamp On suspicion that 1t con-
tatned iuft whisky It was On the country road in
wagon go1g out Of the city The driver said that he
had bought Of pe1son in tho city whose name he
ecre Thi was Just the clew required to what Is ex-
pected to hearth big syBte Of frauds the seller not
being Ecesed rcctihez or Hquor-dealer.
, 1875-07-11

NEW YoRK, July 1o.-Arrangemeuta for the ap-
proaching seseion of the Bookseller Exchange sud
Clearinghouse have been nearly finished and the
opening Win take pace July 49, PreltutuarJ to tho
opening of the exchange and clearinghouse the book
sellers Of The United ssstes win meet IN eonvsnon 1t
Niagara Falls, On Tuesday, July IS. Tho american
Book-Trade Association formed Inst ye2x 1t gen.
ecal convention Of booksellers ut Put-n-Bay. A the
entrp trade o6 the country baa been Invited, trre-
specars Of uemherahip, tau nesting n anticipated.
, 1875-07-11
TElERAPHiC BREYiTlES.

Tho ator5 that Fkfns the express 7obner, had pr
ished In the eeverf Clinton Prison, New Iork, II
discredited- He Ia bean seen In C1uad2-
4 meeting At Fmouth Church, MlHautee, WIZ
held la. night to dcuss whether should continue
Or break up. couhtttee, consisting Of VOC. Brig
ham and George Hton, Hero appointed TO- eanTasa
anue, and report to meeting to be held next Thur
day.
Oue of the ls1dfnlth npughfAres running from
Dunietth to tn COUNT was bockAdad JestezdsJ with
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THE NATIONAL cAmP.MEETlNG.

Spectat Dtspattk n 7h< C1teaao TfbnHs.
Gun RAPIDS, H., July lo.-Peop1e continue to
cam.to the National Camp Meeting from al auarte1s.
Last vsuing 1000 present to hear the preaching
This sternoon there were 5000. ove1 150 ministers
ereatl fncreastu9, Merit week IN immense number ts
e1pecad, Ths Camp Meeting ia to adjourn nezt FIJI
dnv usk7rfn0
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A SHABBY TRICK

A SHABBY TRICK.
srRrno LAKE, Mich, July 8-A young man saad to
hail from Detroit named Morris Cooper. who WIS to
have married estiab!e lady last evening, left
town suddenly hour before tho time set for the
ceremony. The guests were assembled, the minister
in waiting, aud tho banquet ready when he WIS sscd
Tho grief Of the girl and the indignation OF her friends
is great and should he return without valid
for his disappearance his reception here will not b
over cordial.
, 1875-07-11
TURKEY.
EDUCATIONAL.

LONDON, July 10-A special from Pards esys
Ia Hsmor;al Dtp'omat.qus newspaper announces
that the Turkish students in paris have been ordered
home. Tho money hitherto devoted TO the education
Of these youths Will establish institutions At Const1n-
nople offering equal advantages to those OF P717s.
, 1875-07-11

INH"NtN -
TIE ELECTIONS III H4YA8IAa

BEn1n, July 10.-Ihe electoral struggle Is begin
ming in Bavaria. There Is great excitement betweon
tho Ultrxmontanes md Natonausts. Much import
ance IL attached to the result The NuTth GeT7nGn
Gaztne denouuces the violence Of the Uramontanea,
and warns them that victory their side will b Ike
the victories Of Eing Pyrrhus-
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AQUATIC
4 CHALLENGE

Robert Peal, Of seubenvle, Ohio, has fo1"srded to
this paper formal challenge to John Pedg1ift to row
= Smile race for $50 more side. Peal saJ1 he
will allow reasonable cxpenses il PedgEift will como to
6tecbeu7ne 10 TOW Peal further states that he has
h+rctn<ore heen uusble to max. match with Fedgr1t.
though he hAa twice tried to do 80.
, 1875-07-11

RALncH, ~. July lo--The Cotton States Con-
ertss aksenhlcon the 18th In tho hall of the House
Of Represensatiee. The Governor will deliver the
welcoming addrts and T. e. Busbee Will extend the
hospitaudes Of u city,
, 1875-07-11

STOLE FROM THEIR EMPLOYERS.
C1sc1sxA11, O., July 1o.-This afternoon William
Gleason, j. H. Fry, Lew1a Blaine, and Arthur Slater
a1lclarks in the drygoods houEe Of JetEys, seeey
Co., arrested charged with stealing goods from
that hrn- They disposed Of the goods by means Of
confederate who CeldIed then aru2nd the city. The
value Of the articles stolen il estimated At from QUO
to 81 900.
, 1875-07-11

DAVENPORT, IA, FAILURES.
8peetat DIpatch 70 Ths Chicago Tribuxa.
DAVENPORT, H., July 10.-A- 8. A!ston, millinery
merchant Of this city, has failsd- uabihtes $50
G. H. EldrdRe real estate agen, his also tailed~
Liabilities s. 900 assets, S.
, 1875-07-11

TIE RECENT FLOODS.
PAzu, July 10.-The food At Lesitu1 has subsfded,
and vorkmen sre clearing away the dsbr1s. Tho
damage II Sa00, 600.
, 1875-07-11
SUSPECTED SWjNDlERs,

SUSPECTED SWiNDlERS.
RALEIGH, II. c., July 10-It Is believed that there
are impostors in the Northern markets. buying goods
under the assumed names Of reliable North Carolina
InerchantA It is thought tilst the de71co used to
commit the swtnde is to represent the purchases for
branch store, and thus ATo1d the shipment Of the
goods 10 the regular addresses Of reliable merchants
, 1875-07-11

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 1o.-The past two days have
ben the wzt1ueEt Of the seasou- Good rains have
fAen In VARIOUS sections Tho crop prospect Is better
TIM ever known in the stzte. heavy rail-. .P1eVaae
tha evening in and near this city.
, 1875-07-11

ToRcEsrEa, Mass.,- July 9.-Reports of houses
rt1uck by lightning yesterday come from Ill pa1s OF
the country. In Shrewsbury Thomas Kelly, aga1 10
years, WIS killed whls Ut work in field. In Hidden
Ara Collier Was Killed, her two daughters were ,en-
dered unconscious and one of them had not recover
I'd At last accounts.