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Five BrOtherS Arrested for dc
lraudIng Richmond Firms OI
Largo Amounts,

CHICAGO, June 2O.-To-lay'about noon
Chief Detective Dixon, assisted by Dc.
tectives Simmons, SimOnds, Elliott and
Dargon, arrested on a State warrant Al.
fred, Frederick, Charles, Edward and
George Roe, who we're formerly engaged
In the grocery business. They were ar.
rested on charge Of deirauding Messrs,
o. 7. Gregory, j. N. Cullenworih and s
A. Ellison, Of Richmond, Virginia. Henry
Adams, agent Of the firm in Richmond,
made the charge. The alleged fraud /.
dated September !, 1874. II Is stated
that the Roe brothers, about this time
failing 10 vindicate themselves, suddenly
absConded, fleeing to Canada; that The
brother Alfred returned 10 Chicago and
partially settled up accounts, and thai
The other brothers also came TO Chicago
and that they were hunted down and ar
rested.
On examination Of the parties arrested
this afternoon, II appeared that the total
amount Of Indebtedness was $3.50, 900, oI
which but small part was on account ol
.. ?. Gregory & Co. They were held
over 10 the Criminal Court in bonds oI
from five ID ten thousand dollars each.
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faith, but his views thereupOn would moi
warrant me in assuming the expense ol
telegraphing them.
The unexpected adjournment Of tho
grand jury yesterday Just prevented the
appearance before them OF Beecher and
Elizabeth Tilton for the purpose Of pro-
curing the
INDICTMENT OF LOADER AND PRICE,
The men who profess to have caught the
parties in Ragunie. This matter will be
taken care OF at the opening Of July.
Beecher's discourse last night Is the
subietc Of universal interest. The report
ers are nearly FUSED up" by constant
watching and waiting,
New York, June gas yet there are
no signs Of an agreement among the Til.
ton -Beecher jury, and il is believed that
they will be discharged. Judge Nelson
left the court room at five o'clock, and at
llP. N. the court house was closed and
the jury retired for the night. II is
thought they will come into court at ten
o'clock tomorrow and state that they are
unable to agree and ask to be discharged.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.


DUBLIN, June 26.-The Irish Rifle
Team, in practice at DOllymOunt to-day,
made a much smaller score than the
Americans yesterday. There will DO no
further practice by the American Team
The Lord Mayor Of London and party
will arrive MOGday.
CUP To M CONTESTED FOR.
The Lloyds, Of London, have offered a
ity-guinea cup, to be contested for by
the English, Irish, Scotch and American
Teams, at the time Of the Irish challenge
shield match. All the teams have ac-
cepted,
BANQUET IN HONOR OF AMERICAN RIFLE
MEN.
A grand banquet was given this even
ing by the Fellows Of Trinity College in
honor of the American Rifle Team.
There we're seventy.hve guests at the
banquet, which took place in Commons
Hall. The event was regarded as amark
Of peculiar honor, 1t being the first BAN
quet OF similar nature for twenty years,
Tho students took deep interest in the
affair, gathering around the visitors US
they entered, and Clambering on the win
dow sills of the dining hall and cheering
Justify. Judge Mullin, of the Supreme
Court Of New York, responded to a toast,
and proposed tho health Of the Provost
OF the University Of Dublin. Tho Lord
Mayor Of Dublin spoke tlatteringly Of the
Provost and Trinity College.
Provost Lloyd, in reply, spoke clO-
quently Of the marvellous progress Of the
United States, and said that whatever
might be the result Of the great rifle con.
test, nothing can occur TO mar the friend
ship between Americans and lrishmen.
Mr.. WhiteSide said the American Wis.
itors had honored the University by
their presence, and they received them
as brothers who have been foremost In
spreading civilization,
Rev. DR.. Houghton responded 10 the
toast, 1.-THE University Of Dublin"
The airs sung ut the banquet were com.
posed for the occasion by DR.. ]. +.
Waller, and were entitled wrlsh Well
come to the American Rifle Team" "Land
Of the West" and "Welcome, Brother,
from the West"
LONDON, June 27.-The steamer Pan
dora sailed from Portsmouth for the Ar
tic regiOns;to.day, Esquimau1B Joe, who
acted as Interpreter to Capt. Hall in the
Polaris, goes with the Pandora. The Pan
dora win only touch land once on her
outward voyage, This will be at Disco,
Greenland.
LONDON, CA. NJ, June 2S.-The Sand
ard publishes reports Of fearful inunda-
tiOns In Bohemia, Moravia, Corithia, Ty:
rome and Barat, with some loss Of life and
great destruction Of property. Many
bridges have been carried away and thou
sands Of cattle drowned. The crops In
several districts are totally rnined.
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be put down in any way except as wheat
is stamped into the ground and comes up
a hundred fold. Applause.
One man continued clapping, and Mr..
Beecher looking annoyed, said: "That
mans tongue is In the palm OF his hand"
There was general laugh, and Mr.. Beech
er proceeded; don't say this arrogant
ly, but by patient continuance in we'll !
doing no one can be put down. don't
care how things go with me in'this life:
| know and God knows that the work ol
my life will go on until my coffin lid Is
screwed down over my dead body. The
world is wide and will not be destitute OF
opportunities. With you or with some
who may need me more than you, shall
continue to work out my life. This lies
between God and me. Twill by His help
work out my life, and I'd like to sec the
man that will stop It. As long as
there il love to be given to those
who need il, or sympathy to those in dis
tress, Us long ~ there is champion
needed for the dOwn-trOdden, sO long
as any need God and can't sec Him di-
rectIy, they will see Him reflected in me,
II God gives me the power to go on. /
did not care for high places, When ! be-
gan my work went out into the wilder
nes. l did not seek to leave II. ! was
called out. | was called here and have
stayed here under Divine Providence, and
here shall stay till Divine Providence
bids me to 60. For whether live or
whether ] die, am the Lords lirst and
mems ailCrward. My sole question is,
What will Thou have me To do. And that
| will do, and ten thousand devils shall
not stop me, Above tho roar and COniu:
sion Of this world can hear the voice Of
God, who il known to me by the dear
name Of Father, and strong in lIisserViCe
Twill go on, and hell and the devil can't
stop me. Now, Christian brethren, !
would have liked to say this with closed
doors, and II | did not know that hu-
man nature would render such n request
useless, would ask that what have said
should not be reported. But the very
things that ought not to be reported
that hurt somebody but benefit no ONE
are the things that are reported, and II is
our misfortune to live, Us II were, out OF
doors. We cannot cry or wipe our eyes
but II is known and commented on. With
admiration, and love, and honor for your
faith and trust, | ami and will be your
leader by the grace Of God. hold my
position by your confidence. am manly
enough to strive always to live near to
God. shall see that you are not put to
shame in inc, and after this lie, when We
are purified, we shall smile to think Of
the troubles wc passed through below.
Be Of good cheer, beloved. Wait, work,
believe, and be at rest,
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Destructiye tornado.

DETROIT, June 27.-A destructive tor
nado passed over the northwestern par
Of this city from 2lst street 10 the neigh
bothoOd Of Grand, River and 18th
streets this evening at G:i5. It's path wa
about 500 feet wide. Some 80 houses, be
sides out.buildingS, etc, were demolished
Four persons are known TO have
been Killed, and many others injured
some Of them seriously. The total los
to property Is al least $4,000.
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Ghe9nteIIlgstr1r.
Democrats State Tickets.

Democratic State Tickets,
The Democratic organs are beginning
to let ay their suggestions as to who
will be proper parties to Gll the vari-
ous State Offices in the fall Of 1876, some
sixteen months hence. There is nothing
like being on hand in time, you know,
with suitable information in such all
important matters. The Parkcrsburg
Nels suggests the following ticket; For
Governor, Captain K, y, Dennis, ol
Grecnbrier; for Auditor, |, l., Enocl, ol
Wirs for Treasurer, John W. GranthAm,
Of Jefferson; for Stale Superintendent OF
Free Schools, Professor W, X. Pendleton,
Of Brooke; for AItorney-tiencral, b.
Willis Wilson, Esq, Of Ranawhai for
Judges of Court Of Appeals, 0kcy john
son, Esq, ot Wood, and William II,
Traycrs, Esq, Of Jefferson.
Awriter in the Grcenbrier Independent
says that "Lhis ticket may be very good
one from Parkersburg standpoint" but
he does mot see that the Democracy are
under any obligations to some Of the per-
sons named" lie believes that the fol-
lowing ticket "wonll give more general
satisfaction to the people Of the State, and
emboly the wishes Of every good man in
the Democratic party For Governor,
Hon. II. NJ. Mathews, Of Grecnbrier; for
Auditor, Col. Alex. Monroe, Of Hamp-
shire; for Treasurer, Isaac l.. EnOch, ESQ
ofWirt for Attorney General, Edward B.
Knight, ESD, of Kannwhai for State SUI
perintondent OF Free Schools, Prof. W.
X, Pendlcton, Of Brooke; for Judges Of
Supreme Court Of Appeals, (Iong term,)
Hon A. +. Raymond, oiMarioni Capt, r.
+. Dennis, of GreCnbrier; unexpircd term,
WIN. II. Travers, Esn. Of Jefferson"
We are sorry t0sce that the GreenbFier
man does not take kindly to the sugges-
tion Of Okey Johnson's name for the
Court of Appeals, The, Richie county
Gazette, Republican paper, led of hand,
somely in support Of okoy the other day,
and after such mngnanimous display
the Grcenbrier writer might have waived
his local prcludices in regard to that nom
ination. As II Is, he leaves Wood county
ont in the cold entirely, and puts on the
ticket three candidates from the Third
District.
OF course We do not complain that
Ohio county is left out by both writers.
This Is to be expected, seeing that we
have the Capital here, and even II we had
not We have very few people who feel
themselves qualified to Oil an Office as
long as Third District man can be
found who will acceptit.
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Opening t.,.s,I,,; q = New ,.I1 RaIiroaa...

CHICAGO, June 26.-An excursion train
will leave this city on Monday with a
party who will participate In the telebra.
tion Of the opening Of new railroad from
Auclaire to Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin,
on Tuesday. Seueral prominent mer.
chants, bankers and professional men Of
Chicago will Join the excursion.
Seymour Montley, carpenter, work.
ing on the West Side, this morning fell
from the fourth story Of a building, and
was instantly killed. He leaves fami.
l.
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The I.ynching Affair al Green.
field, Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 26,-KelmeF, the
negro man, who committed the outrage
on the wife Of Mr.. Wm. Vaughn, near
Carthage, Hancock county, in the early
part Of this week, was brought to Green
field from Rushville, for safe keeping,
This morning between / and . o'clock,
mob Of about one hundred and sixty
masked men, said to bo from Han
cock, Shelby and Rush counties, broke
open the Jail and took the negro out, and
hung him in one Of the halls Of the Fair
ground. The affair created tho most in
tense excitement at Greenfield this
morning, but no arrests Of parties impli'
Gated have been made.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, June 27.-1t is officially re.
ported that on the 24th inst. a band Of
Insurgents, commanded by a mulatto
named Rios, burned four plantations be.
sides committing various robberies. The
troops pursued and dispersed the band,
killing IS. Rios was captured and shot
at Esperanza. The Spanish loss IL IL
Killed and Wounded.
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THE Hon. Charles James Faulkner
will have 10 be up and doing II he ex.
poets to succeed The Hon. Henry g. Davis
in the Senate Of the United States. At
this writing II is very apparent that Mr.
Davis intends to be his own Successor
His recent devoted attentions to the
editors at Piedmont show that he Is alive
to the Importance Of securing the good
will Of the press, When all the news.
papers get to talking about a man MS a
good fellow" as that "prince Of good
fellows" as our generous Senator" as n
"philanthopist," and all that sortot thing,
il Is hard afterwards to tlisubuse the pub
lie mind Of the good impression made in
his favor. A great many people con-
found good.fellowship with fitness to hold
high public position, and 1t is notorious
that once a man Ia trumpeted abroad as
"hail fellow IN social life his political
fortune Is at least half made. The Hon.
Henry Is luIIy posted as 10 .he existence
Of this weakness on the part Of the dear
public, and he uoea not lp'eha TO ,e"Te :,
such stone unturncd. Hence, with all
the industry AMI nrbanltS tllat charac-
terilc him, he was on hands at Piedmont to
meet and welcome the brethren and throw
around them the magnetic spell oi his per-
sonal attentions.
Now, we SEQ no way for the Hon
Charles James Faulkner to get even
with his competitor unless he takes
advantage Of the projected editorial
excursion on the part OF The same
editors. They have resolved in favor oil
a atripncxt fall to llarpcrs Ferry, sIann-
ton, White Sulphur Springs, and several
other places. This will probably be Mr.
Fanlkners lcSt and only chance to sup
plant the Hon. Henry in their affections
llarPers Ferry wllI be a good lace 70
meet them IhG place u historic anu
MI Faulkner IS better luaI,ile, ''an any
other man in Tue state TO tell a'e ' eul'ors
all ABOUT IT, lie can especial'y uesca".
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NO. 1862.
Libel Suit.

PITTSBURGH, June pa civil suit for
libel was instituted to-day by Major A.
NJ. Brown, on the part Of William s.
Evans, against William ], Kountz and the
Aal Publishing Company, to recover
damages for an alleged libelOus editorial
article published IN the Allegheny Mail
on the sd inst. The article was headed,
us it Equal Justicep and spoke Of Mr..
Evans and others as living here in luxu-
riOuS style on money stolen from the In
dians and Government. The plaintiff
says the accusations are false and mali
cious, and were published with intent to
deiame and inilrc him. lie, therefore,
brings suit claiming damages in the sum
Of $25, 600.
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indian Annira.

CHEYENNE, June 27.-1ndiun Inspector
Daniels arrived here to-day from the Red
Cloud Agency, bringing with him proper
papers signed by the Indians relihqufsh.
Ing their rights in Nebraska. He feels
certain that II The northern Indians agree
there will be no trouble in treating for
the Black Hills. He reports thathe met
a large number Of miners between here
and the White river en- route to Clusters
Gulch.
J. s. ColliS, Secretary Of the Black
Hills Commission, reached here to-day.
lie leaves for the Agencies Tomorrow.
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A Cincinnati Merchant Attempts
Suicide,

CINCINNATI, June 27.-The Gaseites
Yellow Springs, Ohio, special states that
Clement ]. Acton, formerly a member Of
the firm Of Acton, Clarke & Co., Of this
city, attempted suicide this afternoon by
cutting his throat with razor, His wife
attempted to wrench the razor from him
and was cut severely on the hand. Her
screams brought Col, W,P, Anderson, Of
this city, to her aid and he diSarmed
Acton. The wound Is severe, hut not nee
essarily fatal,as no arteries were severed,
1t Is reported that Mr., Acton lost heavily
In railroad speculations, causing tenn
porary arrangement OF his mind,
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Wcnther Iseport.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OHPfCE or TtR CifiEP 6iONAL OHRiCER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., June ISL Am. J

OHPfCE or TitR CHiEP 6iONAL OHRiCER, 7
WASHINGTON, D. C., June PSI Am.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic
States stationary or falling barometer,
southwest TO northwest winds, and warm,
partly cloudy weather, followed in The
Gulf States by cooler, cloudy weather
and occasional rain.
For the Middle and Eastern States
falling barometer, southeast TO south.
west winds, followed by west and north.
west winds, lower temperature, increas.
Ing cloudiness and occasional rain.
For the Lakes, Ohio Valley and Ten.
nessee, rising barometer, southwest IA
northwest winds, cooler, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, a stationary or rising
barometer, northwest 10 northeast winds
cooler and clearing or partly cloudy
weather.
The rivers will remain nearly sta.
tionafy.
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our city Debt as Compared with
that Of some other cities.

The financial condition Of Wheeling is
decidedly better than that Of the major.
iiy Of American cities. She has to-day,
with a population of say 10000, a debt
(including her share Of the county debit
Of about s7jOOOO, or three quarters Of a
million, which il S2j per capita. The
Capitol building will add 100000 to this
debt, and II will then stand at about
SsjoOOO or say S2S 80 per capita. The
per capita debt Of our neighbor, the city
oil Pittsburgh, IL over SO, and Of Cleve-
land about the same, while at Cincinnati
1t is about $50, st. Louis about $50, Bal.
limore over slOO, Philadelphia about sos,
and New York over $50.
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Marine Intelligence,

NEW YoRK, June 20.-sieamship Oder
from Bremen arrived. .
LIVERPOOL, June 26.-steamship AL
geria, from New York, arrived out.
NEW YoRK, June 27.-Steamets, Wis
consin and Egypt, from Liverpool ar
rived
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FRANCE.
RELIEF FOR SUFFERERS BY FLOODS.

RELIEF FOR SUFFERERS BY FLOODS.
PARIS, June 2O.-A committee, with
President MacMalon as chairman, has
been formed, to collect funds for the re-
lief Of the sufferers by the inundation.
DETAILS OF DISASTROUS FLOODS,
The loss OF property by the overflow ol
the GarOnne and other streams Is fully aE
great in the Department Of Lot-et.Ga.
Fonne as in Haut.Garonne. One hundred
and seventy houses were destroyed at
MOissaC, and fifty at La MagiStere. I'm.
mense damage was also done at Bagnere-
de.BigOrre. At Agen the GarOnne rose
thirty.nine feet.
American and English residents OF
Paris have opened subscription books,
The National Assembly to-day voted ur-
gently for a motion to appropriate one
million francs for the relief Of sufferers
TERRIBLE FLOOD IN FRANCE.
LONDON, June 2s.-Special kilograms
10 the Times says that one hundred per.
sons perished In the flood at Toulouse
alone. Then an outbreak Of epidemic Is
feared. II Is believed that 1900 houses
have been swept away in town and
enriyOns. The damage there Is estimated
at from IL to 10 millions sterling. The
Paris correspondent Of the Times makes
on appeal to the British for charity on
behalf Of the sufferers.
A special to the Daily NetS says that
the lowest estimate Of the deaths in the
flooded districts Is 1000. It Is proposed
TO lombard and destroy the 81. CypirenC
quarter Of Toulouse 10 prevent danger
from tho crumbling walls Of the houses
that yet remain.
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TIE Ohio State Journal thus places
Governor Allen OH the horns Of q ito
him) cherries political dilemma'
"Ii he Governor Allen Is defeated In
the pending canvass, nothing remains
but TO retire from the contest for the
Presidency. II he Ia elected on the pres.
ent platform he can not get vote for the
Presidency east Of the Alleghenies, and
he would be further crippled in the race
by all that element Of the party West
which is in favor Of Jacksonian cur
rpunvD
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BRAZIIi.


Rio JAxErRo, June 20.-Thc Ministry
Of Viscount Rio Branco has resigned, and
new Cabinet has been formed, with the
Duke Of Caxias as President and Minis.
ter Of War, and Baron Catezepc Minister
Of Foreign Affairs.
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MEXICO.


New York, June 2G.-A special dis.
patch from San Francisco announces that
The revolution against the Mexican au-
thorities at La Paz Is In full tide Of sue.
cess, and that Mexican troops had becn
sent from Mazatlan to quell the move.
meni.
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Alien and Rookie.

SYRACUSE, June 2G.-Tho announce
ment Il made on authority Of Arthur
Chambers that Tom Allen will fight Geo.
Rookie for $1,000 a side July J. within 81.
ty miles Of Detroit, Harry Hill Is 10 be
stakeholder.
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o. w UANIEISI
HUnited Staies MdiaR InspeeiOr.'

Secretary Delano and Indian Commits.
sioner Smith left Washington for New
York in limited early express train this
morning, on business connected with the
Indian Bureau,
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SPAIN

MADRID, June 27.-The Spanish irigate
Victoria has bombarded with destructive
effect the ports Of Mataico and Dcoa OH
the Guiphuscon coast held by the Car.
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$40 Man Kiiin,l.

PYMourH, PA, June 20.-The,scafold.
ing at Shaft No. 2, susquehanna Coal
Company, fell this morning, and instant.
ly killed six men al work.
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WASHINGTON.
THE INDIANS.

WASHINGTON, June 2G.-The following
dispatch was received at the Indian Blu
reau this morning:
RED CLoUD AGENCY, June "a.
"LiOn. +. p Smith;
"Thc Red Cloud and Spotted Tail In.
Gians have signed m agreement 10 relin-
quish their rights in Nebraska. They
want 900 in horses, $4,000 In cows,
81, 100 in harness, and $1,000 in wagons,
All are well pleased.
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Specie shipments to-day 81 All, 200, Of
which only sol 600 were silver.
The earnings Of the Union Pacific
Railroad for the first twenty-five days Of
June were S7lS,095, against $j3O,025 for
the same time last year.
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NEW YORK.

TOLEDO, WABASH d WESTERN RAILROAD
New York, June 26.-It Is understood
that the Directors Of the Toledo, Wabash
& Western Railway Company, in view oI
foreclosure proceedings now pending
have decided that the stock transfer book
should DO removed to Toledo, but a.
there may he some certificate holderi
who may wish to make transfers, they
have given notice TO the Stock Exchange
that The books will be open from the 1OIl
to the 3lst Of July, after which stock can
be transferred In Toledo.
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had an interview with the Secretary Of
the Treasury and General Spinner. lie
will enter upon his duties Thursday next.
CHARGES AGAINST INDIAN AGENT sAvILLE
Hon. George W. Lane, President Of
the New York Chamber Of Commerce;
Ex-Governor Fletcher, Of Missouri, and
Ex-Governor Bullock, Of Massachusetts,
have been appointed special commits
sion to investigate the charges Of Profes.
sor Marsh against Indian Agent Saville,
Of the Red Cloud Indian Agency.
WASHINGTON, June T.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has directed the Assist.
ant Treasurer OF the United States, at
New York, TO sell one million dollars In
gold coin on each Thursday during the
month OF July. The total amount to be
sold Is Eve million dollars.