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The Robbed Bank.

WINTHROP, MAINE, August 2G,-The
Savings Bank, in this village, recently
robbed, will be closed at once, and placsl
in the hands Of areceiver. II Is believed
that the depositors will receive 45 per
cent. Payments on large portion OF
the stolen bonds have been stopped.
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Indian inmisStoners ... Heavy
nknttfE.

OMAHA, August 2O-on account Of the
accident on the Sioux City 4 ST. Paul
Railroad yesterday, whereby some Of the
Indian Commissioners were delayed, the
Indian Commission did not meet here
yesterday. II Is expected that they will
all be here to-day, and the party will
leave tomorrow for the council grouudS.
There we're heavy rains. throughout
this section yesterday and last night.
The water fall here has been immense.
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Highway Robbery.

ST. LOUIS, August 2G.--A special to
the Republican from Kansas City says ;
Another case Of attempted highway rob.
berry occurred on Broadway in this city
tonight. Two highwaymen stopped a
man named Grady and demanded his
money. He refused to give 1t up, and
was shot in the back, though not fatally.
The robbers so far have escaped capture.
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A DECISION ha4 ju.t been rendered by
the Supreme Courto of Virginia which Is
Of considerable interest to the buyers and
seller. oi different lamp oils. In the
ca,e in question suit for damages was
brought by woman who had been
seycrly burned by the explosion of some
socalIed unexplosve oil against the gro
Ger who had sold her the article, The
grocer in his defense pleaded that he
really believed the oil 10 be unexplosiSe,
and that it had been carefully tested by
chemical experts and declared to be abso'
lulcIy free from all explosive properties
whatever. Evidence to this effect was
also given in court, Several experienced
witnesses, on the other hand, testified that
peculiar kind Of gas was generated by
the oil under certain conditions which
exploded when it came in contact with
flame. The Court held that aS the use Of
the oil for lighting purposes was not at
all times and under all conditions abso.
Iutely free from all danger OF explosion,
the defendant was not exempt from res
possibility in selling, and ordered him to
pay the plaintiff $l9 so and costs.
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hi, to be hoped that our business men
and manufacturers generally will make
!, convenient to attend the Centennial
Meeting at the Opera House this after
n,on a, . o'clock. 1t soI vital import
,rc, ia III, interests Of our city and State
rhn, we b. properly represented n' PhlIa-
Jclphia mex, year, and We therefore hope
,b,r onr business interests will be fully
,,nr.en,rd. As We stated yesterday the
preliorwill be addressed by Gen J. H.
IIasIcy, Of Connecticut, and Hon Alex
r. Botoler, OF Shcpherd.towO, who are
both men oi great ability. The Commits
.ioners extend u cordial invitation to
ladies' who desire to hear these dIsIIn'
pnished gentlemen in the interests OF the
Centennial Exposition To be present, on'y
asking that they be at the Opera House
before . o'clock, that seats may be resery-
ed for them la nearly all the States the
ladies have organizations in fnr'herance
of thi. great object, and We hope that they
NAV make similar arrangements here.
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Tho Now C0nrt IIonse.

CHICAGO, August 90 Ground was
broken yesterday for the new Court
House.
The opinion Of the city bankers Is that
the failure Of the Bank OF California will
produce little, II ary, effect in Chicago.
The contract for running the sleeping
cars on the Michigan Central Railroad
will after November, when the Pullman
contract expires, be given to Wagner,
This is due 10 Vanderbilts opposition to
the Pullman Company.
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Gheqmtelliqenrer.

GryrRA1J. r, HAwLEY, President OF
,bo Centennial Commission, arrived in
III, city last evening, and is stopping at
he McLnrc House, Mr.. II. is editor Of
,be Hartford CourGRt, the leading Rcpub-
Ii,,o newspaper OF Connecticut.
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J.H. White, S. b. King and Andrew
West, who we're arrested at Peoria, Ills,
recently, charged with Irregularities in
the discharge Of their duties as Store
keepers, to-day had a preliminary hear.
inh and we're all held 10 bail in sums
ranging from 81 900 TO $1,000. The case
Of s. II. Morse, who was charged with the
same ohense, was continued,
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ALBANY, August 2e.-sta.c Treasurer
Raines, in consequence Of the combina-
ton Of the Elevating Association At Buff
ialo, and the floating elevators to double
the charges upon grain, requests the Aud:
itor to call meeting Of the Canal Board
TO hear the explanations. He fayors an
immediate return to TIE old rate Of tolls.
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The Sea Serpent Around Again.

PORTIANp, Me-, August 20. = Tho
schooner Emily Holden, Capt. Frederick
Rock, which arrived to-day, reports that
on the 22d inst, of MartinlcuS, they saw
a seq serpent. She sailed for and struck
It, and received n violent blow from It's
tail aa Il dove.
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HALIFAX, N. s., August 20 Great ex-
citement has been caused at Bear river
by the burning Of barns belonging TO a
brother and cousin Of the latc Mrs. Rob
bins. The fire is supposed 10 be the
work Of her husband, who mufdeted her
last Thursday. He il supposed to be
secreled in the woods. One hundred men
are now seatChing for him.
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The Westeryillc saloon Business

COLUMBUS, August 26.-The attorneys
OF Corbin, the Westerville saloon man,
to-day obtained writ OF error from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of this county,
and an order for the stay Of proceedings
in case where Corbin was fined under
the village ordinance to regulate ale, beer
and porter houses. The question Of the
validity Of the ordinance will be heard at
the October term OF court.
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DEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY.
oyylcL PEABODY A ISsuRAseE 4 nc Coz

OPEIcE PEABODY INSURAHcR Co.,
WHEELING, W. Va, April = 1875 J
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April lst, 1875, and
It's unuxplrOd fire business has been FeinSured by
iho Peabody INSURANCE Company Of Wheeling, w
nVXed hereto All claims Tor loss or damage that
may occur after u o'clock April Iat, 1875, under
any Gre policy Issued by the Fire and Marine IN.
BlTance Company, and In force, will be adjusted
and settled by the Peabody Insurance Company.
J. Y, L. R0DGERS,
SocfOtnFV,
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Rohherr nr q NlrenInr Cnr

CrNCNNArE August 26,-The passen.
gers on the train from Chicago via Kan.
kakee last night report the robbery oftbe
occupants Of the sleeping car to the
amount Of $1,000. Every passenger in
the sleeping car except one was robbed.
The two suspected Of the robbery left the
train At Lafayette.
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How Shot are Made,

The shot tower in Baltimore Is said 10
be the highest brick and mortar building
in the world, Its Weights great, indeed,
but being laid according to science, l. q.
equally distributed upon every squire inch
Of briCkwork, crash is made impossible.
The tower stands two hundred and twenty
feet high, and in this respect is only ex-
celled by the Pyramids Of Egypt and a
different kind Of tower in London. The
prineipleoi shot making Is that al things
are done on descending scale. When
dropping shot acurrent OF air must be pre-
vented; this necessity closes all the win
dows, thus making the work Of the dip
pers" oppressively hot, The lead Ia very
thoroughly melted; two men dip the mol
ten metal from tho furnace pot and pour
into sieve; the lead pOurs through the
holes in rain OF drops, and In descend-
Ing become round, and finally fall into
iron wells OF water near the floor, In 60.
ing through the air the shot become hard.
Little iron buckets on strong chains re-
yolve through the, wells and convey the
newly made shot 10 a height Of 70 feet and
empty upon large steam drying table,
and then roll into hopper, from whence
the shot go down the table into open pipes,
which convey into the polishing depart
ment in q room several feet below. BY
most ingenious device the polish Is made,
when the shot is conveyed by more pipes
upon four declining tables that stand sew
eral inches apart. Upon these tables the
shot will roll singly, and the perfect ones
finally end In alarge bin at the end Of the
last table. The imperfect shot fall In
the graves" between the tables. The
sorting iadone by means Of rocking Sleves.
The shot is now transferred into more
pipes, and run to the packing room be.
low; where bags arc filed, weighing %
pounds each, and are now ready for
market, The whole operation, from
placing the lead into the kettles to pack
Ing the bag, can be done In twenty'seven
minutes.
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TERRB HAUrE, August 26.-The sol.
diefs' mass meeting and reunion at Rock.
willie, on the 9th and 9Th Of September,
promises to be the largest assembly ever
gathered together in Western Indiana.
Gen. Sherman, Senator Morton and other
distinguished soldiers and civilians will
ho nFaeant
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Charged with EmbezzIement.

BosToN, August 2G.-The examination
Of VIM. s. Carson, ex.Superintendent Of
]. P. P.Squire's pork packing house, charged
with embezzling 100000 from that firm,
was concluded to-day, and Carson was
held for trial in $3.50, 900 bonds.
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i,.nnnn,i inn fisinrn.

1NDfAvAro1fs, August 26.-The body
Of young lady named Miss Emma Ny.
ers, twenty-five years Of age, residing at
No. % Indiana avenue, was found In q
cistern this afternoon. II is supposed
that she fell in and drowned while at
tempting to draw water thereirom.
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OMAHA, August ga heavy rain ac-
companied BY continuous lightning and
extending the width Of the State, set in
here about7 o'clock, and al midnight had
not ceased,
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OREaoS Pho IRoS MANUFACTURE
Present indications point to an early ad-
dition to the industries Of the Pacific
Coast-namely the manufacture Of pig
iron. The business has been prosecuted
in Oregon, in small way, for some time
Attention was recently called tothe Of
forts that are being made to establish
furnaces in the southern part of the State.
The subject Ia again brought up by the
prospectus of the Texade Iron Mines Of
British Columbia just published. These
mines nre on Texade Island, in the Straits
Of Georgia, between Vancouver Island
and the mainland Of British Columbia.
The deposits are very extensive, carry
about 7Opcr cent Of iron, and are favor.
ably situated, being surrounded by mn
abundance Of timber and limestone.
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wAsH1SaroN, August 20.--The Attor.
ney General has Issued an order dismis-
sing Assistant Attorney James BriEEolora,
OF Arkansas,
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Acquitted.

CHICAGO, August -Keegan, tho con.
stable who was accused Of killing n wo'
man while levying on her property day
before yesterday, was acquitted by the
grand Jury. A post mortem examination
showed that the woman died Of heart dis.
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New YoRK, August 2G.-J. II. Noe,
who was assaulted In his store, on Sunday,
died this evening. So far the assassin has
not been identified.
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81. Louis, August 26-The Baltimore
Bridge Co. has brought suit in the United
States Circuit Court against the Illinois
& 81. Louis Bridge Co. to recover on pro.
miSSory notes the amount Of $4,000 and
ininFnsl
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2G.-The Ma.
tional Executive Committee Of the Union
League Of America met to-day. A move.
ment was inaugurated for union OF the
elements Of opposition to the Democratic
party, especially In the South.
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HITLER IRntnIne,l hr riitnn.

New YoRK, August 26.-1t IL reported
that General Butler ia retained a. coun-
sci fot Tilton In the second trial Of his
suit against Henry Ward BeecheF.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 2G.-Albert Cohn &
Co., merchants Of II Old Change, have
suspended. Liabilities not known.
The great Ebon handicap, Wednesday,
was won by Lily Agnes, with Distinction
second and POloraise third. AventuFiere,
the favorite, and Apology were unplaced.
The great Yorkshire stake, to-day, was
won by Mintdrops, with Prince Arthur
second and Piercy third.
No information has yet reached this
city that Tripoli has conceded to the de-
mands Of the United States for Satisfac-
tion for the insult to the American
Consul,
UNAlLETO AccEpT.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 26,-Admiral
Worden has informed the Mayor Of Ports
mouth that he and his officers are unable
to accept the invitation to the banquet
next week us the United States squadron
will not be in the vicinity Of Portsmouth
after Monday.
LONDON, August 26.-It Is reported
that the Khodkan insurgents have sur
rounded Khojend, large city so miles
from Hokan. Communication between
Khojend and Tashikend is interrupted.
The authorities Of Tashikend are arming
the Russian inhabitants Of the city,
The Globe this evening says telegraphic
intelligence Is received from China oil an
occurrence likely, II not promptly settled,
to disturb the friendly relations between
England and China,
LONDON, August 81, ga. MA special
dispatch to the Times, from Berlin, says
the European powers have been unableto
induce the Sultan to suspend hostilities
pending their mediation. This refusal,
however, is q matter OF indifference, the
Turkish reinforCements being unable to
penetrate the mountain defles. Tele.
grams TO the effect that the Turks had
succeeded were premature. The dispatch
adds that ii the Herzegovinian insurgents
reject the proposed mediation, Austria,
who has assembled her whole army corps
in Dalmatia, will be In position to offer
good Offices.
LONDON, August 27.-The Telegraph, in
It's financial column to-day, says that pri.
vate kilograms from Monevideo state
that the dissatisfaction with the presi.
dent and his Cabinet Is such that no
doubt Is entertained that another revolu.'
tion is imminent in Uruguay,
The liabilities Of Albert Cohn 4 Co.
are stated at 100000,
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LOUISVILLE, August 20.-Nis. ]. P.
Conse, of Nashville, suicided this evening
after the third attempt. Her husband
coming in before her death said, this
makes two or three attempts to take her
life, now let her die and be damned.
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ITALY.

ROME, August 2O.-The wife of Carl.
baldi Is dead.
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ByTeLegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGEN0ER
WASHINGTON.
vnE cnoRpRNNINa RusINEss,

WASHINGTON, D, c., August 2G,-The
Attorney:General having given an ad-
verse decision on the points presented in
the ChOrpenning case, Chorpenning has
filed his application for relief on account
of mail contract services, in the Court OF
Claims. The amount involved is S463,-
900. About S225,0O0 awarded by the
Court in twenty-four cases for captured
and abandoned property will be paid.
An appeal has been taken by the Govern
ment in the other cases reported on by
the Special Commissioner, involving be-
tween 100000 aud 100000, Among
the latter is the case OF Robert NJ. Doug
las, son Of the late Senator Douglas, In
whose favor an award Of Sl6S,ll was
made on account Of captured and aban.
doned cotton on the estate Of his grand
mother in Mississippi.
THE TRIPoLI DIFFICULTY.
No information has yet been received
here Ia regard to the action OF the United
States steamers Congress and Hartford
sent to Tripoli to demand reparatiOn for
the insult offered to the American Consul
and his wife, The negotiations arc being
conducted by Captain English, Should
the Tripolitan authorities refuse to make
reparation upon His demands, Rear Ad-
mfral Worden, Of the European station,
will be directed to proceed to Tripoli with
all his force and there await instructions.
WE'LL ENDORSED PETITION.
The monster petition sent by Post.
master Filley, Of 81. Louis, and endorsed
by Senators Dorsey, Boyd and CoCkwell,
emanating from the Merchants Exchange,
Board OF Trade, Manufacturers and
Mechanics Exchange, the publishers Of
the Republican, Globe, Times, Post, Auseigsr,
Dispatch, journal and the bankers, mer.
chants, and business interests generally
OF st. Louis does not, as heretofore CF-
roneously stated, ask Of the Postmaster
General fast mail train, but only such
facilities aS now exist on the routes OF the
New York Central, Erie and Lake
Shore Railway to the Northwest, or a
double daily service Of railway postoliice
cars Only q single daily line Of railroad
postoilice service, Of no avail 10 the
West, exists upon the Pennsylvania Rail.
road from Pittsburgh to st, Louis.
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Marine InteIIlkence.

NEW York, August 20.-Attived--
Klapstock from Hamburg.
NEW YoRK, August 26-Atfived-
Steamer Switzerland from Antwerp.
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RtonMoSD, VA, August 2G.- Four
bags Of Rio coffee, the cargo Of the ship
Trio, was Sold to-day for l99c 10 2Qlc gold.
The bidding was spirited, The buyers
were mostly from Baltimore and the
West. The sale realized 100000 gold.
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IEAMpDES PARK RACES.

srRINoFELD, MASS, August 20.-In
the 2:22 class Sensation was the winner
Time; 9;24, 1928, gi25, 2;2O4 and 300. The
time Of the second heat was not given,
Belle, the winner being set back for run.
ming. Sensation won the first, fourth and
sixth heats; Jim Irving the third and
fifth; 81. James the second. The purse
was 5000, and the second money went to
Jim Irving.
In the 2i2G race for purse Of $4,000
Clemantine won three Of the four heats
and the money, and Bonner the second
money. Timei 2i24i, 1926 and 2i23l.
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INSURANCE..
DIRECTORS:

!. prepared 70 iSkO carefully SELECTED T.Ls On
DC,
The Directors and Stockholders are mainly The
Elnie as Of the old Fire and Marine Insurance Com.
pany charter, which expired after n yOaFa Contin-
uOus and successful business.
Patronage respectfully solicited
Satisfaction R5 10 rates aud fair dealing guaranteed
ANDREW WILSON, President.
C Il. COLLIER, SecreiarY. aplA
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atntlneers Committed.

BosroN, August 26.-The mutinCers Of
the schooner Jefferson Borden have been
fully comilted for trial.
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FataIACcident.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 26.--A German
loboreF, whose name is not known, was
killed this afternoon by stone falling on
him from a new building,
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CHICAGO, August 20..-E. W. Palmer,
WHO was appointed on the Commission to
treat with the Indians for the purchase Of
the Black Hills, to-day telegriphs to the
Secretary Of the Interior declining 10
serve on that Commission.
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There has been war Of words, and at
times threats OF violence, made by the
men at work laying the track Of the High
street extension Of the Long Street
Railroad on High street. To-day the
Long street are endeayoring to head of
an Injunction by laying their track to:
night, the enjoining party being the old
forced to diyerge from the centre Of the
street, which recent ordinance required
them 10 do.
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THE TURF.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

LoNa BRANCH, August 2G.-The extra
meeting ut the Monmouth Park opened
to-day.
In the first race, for purse Of 1900,
spendthrift, GillyAower, B. +, Carver
Century, Lutelia H., Vanderbilt, flIy,
Dickens, filly, Camden, Revolt, Burgoo,
Window, Long Branch, Venango and
Warner started, The race was won by
spendthrift by a length; Gillylower Sec
ond, Century third. Time, 1:4Jf.
In the second race, purse S4OO, one and
a half miles, for three year olds, Gold
mine, Papermaker, Coffee, Panic, colt
Jack, Twigg and venango started. The
race was won by Papermaker by four
lengths. Time, 2i4Oi.
Purse 800, mile heats, over four
hurdles; won by CaribOo In l'5d4 and
l:542.
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o,HcE FIRE ~, 4 4 N4nuEIsayR4soH 4, rs: Co..

NHbhLlNu, W. VA mAfcu OIL 1910 J
RtIOiped That the proposition Of the Peabody In.
SurancO Company Of Wheeling, for the Reinsurance
Of tue fire business Of this Company be- and the same
Is hereby accepted, and the President Of this Com
pany, together With MesSrs. Reid, GObhOfn and
UBrien, 0re hereby appointed committee 10 eon-
summae tho transfer oi reinsurance. Provided,
that upon examination by the committee Of The
assets Of the Peabody Insurance Company, II ID
found to 6e perfectly responsible.
SgnOdl G, II COLLIER, Scc'y.
LsignGdl A. WILSON, Pret'L
Upon examination Of the aSsets and liabilities Of
the Peabody Insurance Company, we arc fully Bat.
Isned aI to its responsibility.
A, WILSON,
WM. 3. GOSH0RN,
THOS. O'BRIRN,
wHEKLISO, March Slst, 1875.
The Peabody Insurance Company respectfully
GOliCits continuation Of the patronage Of the late
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, glAfnnteelng
atislaCllon, by lalr dealing ample protection and
prompt settlements.
WIN. BAILEY, President.
J. Y. l.. ROGERS, Secretary,
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
pTRHCroRst
Wm. Bailey, Henry 9. Miller,
AlonSo Loring, Henry schmulbach,
A. NJ. Adams, DR.. ", ], Bates
jas. T. llaTnes, Thomas Hughes,
\. r. Hlldreth, ap9
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OMAHA, August 2e-Judge Dunday has
ordered John Gordon, the Black Hills
miner, 10 be released BY the military.