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AQUATIC.
The IntcrnntIonnl Regntta.

PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-To.day
the yictors Of yesterdays races will again
row in trial race, the final iour.oared
race having been announced for to-mor.
row. Three heats in the single scull
contest will also take place to-day. The
single scull race wilFbe. roNed first, with
four entries for each heat. There will
be three single scull heats.
In the first heat OF the four-oared race
this afternoon the Eureka and Beaver
wycks rowing clubs will compete. In
the second heat, the Trinity College, the
Wilkins, and the Columbia College clubs.
In the third heat the London rowing club
and the Yale College club. The first
four:oared heat begins at 4;15. The,
pools in this city. on the final trial be-
tween the four-oared crews sell largely in
favor Of the London club, and next in
favor Of the Yale.
[LArRR.l .. !
The first heat Of the single ,sculL race
was won by James Mccartney, ofpthe
Friendship club; George E, Mason, Of
the Argonaub second; George w. Young,
Of the Crescent third; and F, Henderson,
OF the Yesper, last. Time, 11:0l31 :.
The second day OF the international
Regatta passed of as pleaaantly as cthe
first. A single scull race opened the
sport, Hand James Mccartney, Of the
Friendship club, J. Henderson, Vesper,
G. E. Mann, Argonauts, and 9. W.Young,
Crescent, started in the first heat, which
was won by Mccartney in 11:0l4; Mann
1l:O3. The second heat was contested by
J. B. Liebert, Yesper; Ed. Miller, ATTAIN
tn, and John Holspan, Philadelphia
University, Curtis, Northwestern, having
Miller won in 10:59t. Holsr
man became very weak towards the
finish. Liebert had already given up
sick. The entries for the third heat were
Robinson, Of Union, Corning, Of North:
western, Gormley, Of Quaker City, and
Tasker,, OF Crescent. Gormley won BY
quarter of length in 10:52a.. 80 grg,
The next race Fas for .four-oared
shells, between the Eurekaa aud Beaver.
wycks. The latter won in 0 minutes and
Z seconds. -.
The Trinity of Cambridge, England,
Watkins and Columbia College clubs
we're next on the programme. The Col
nmbias withdrew owing to sickness before
the start, and in the course Of the race
the Cambridge stopped owing To- the sick
ness OF Captain Close. Watkins time
was 0 minutes and II seconds. l, ="
The following race was between the
London Rowing Club and Yale Uniyer-
sity. Yale got away 6rst, but the London
led by half q length. Before they reached
the bed Of the river Yale managed to get
on even terms, but the London crew again
got a slight advantage and crossed the line
IN s minutes and 51i seconds, with the
Yale one second behind. 80 =,
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\ CALL From Col. BES.-Wc were
asfeeably surprised yesterday by call
from our old friend Col. Ben Wilson, the
pemo''Stic nominee in this Congression.
al district. We had feared that the Col.
AAd become cold itnot entirely estrauged
On account Of many little personal refer
EnHe' in these columns for a long time
pa', but in this we were mistaken. The
oo'' continues sObe as genial and afFable
" ever, and Notwithstanding the
.,''A''aI !. fever at Washington and
'ae canvass for the nomination in this
1''''cs' h not 80 badly shook up
VI broken down as we expected to see him.
TIE simply called on us Al he was leaving
own TO know why we so persistently con-
T"aea TO imbrue our hands in his blood.
'u'' Ea'a strong figure Of speech on the
r's o. the Colonel, and one hardly var
- 4'su oy The delieacy Of our warfare, but
,o, s nevertheless at once rose to explain
~, " nm 'Aa! not only did the grim mon.
wi w., WIN ! whom he had 80 lately grapplcd,
,a., ,,I from whose clutche. he had made
,Sisi ,rsa very narrow escape, Glove a
,.'aanl s'a'ns mark ,'but likewise the pen Oithe
'@'''e'e'' provincial editor. And aa
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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN,
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vEScEG for the campaign
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AFnst Stenmboat Line.

sr. Louis, August 2e.-ASnew depart.
ure in steamboating on the Upper Mis-
sissippi was made to-day by the Keokuk
Northern Line Packet Company. Mr..
Davidson, President Of that company,
has for long time believed that a line
OF fast steamers, to ply between here and
Keokuk, Iowa, to carry passengers and
light freight only, would result IN bring:
ing back to the river the large passenger
traffic OF former years. To test the mat
two very fast and elegant steamers, the
War Eagle and:the Golden Eagle and
to-day the new Senterprise War iplugu.
rated BY tie depGtture Of Eths War Eagle
on her first trip under the most favorable
auspicess The edeRisn ii to compete with
the railroads as 20 speed, comfort, safety
and cheapness. The line will be daily,
and the boats run by schedule time,
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BELLAIRE LocALs.-Ata business meet
ing OF the Directors Of the Belmont
Glass Works, held Last Aweeks Mr.. D. g.
Morgan resigned his1pasiHona Of lPresi-
dent, and, Gen. G. W.. Hoge was elected in
his place. The vacancy in the Board
caused by the death Of J. w. Carroll was
filed by the choice OF Julius Armstrong.
W. A. Gorby also resigned his position
as Secretary, and was succeeded by Mr.
George Wise, OF Wheeling. Mr.. Over,
the manager, also withdrew, and Mr..
John Crimmel was appointed in his stead.
The Withdrawing members have been
gradually unloading their stock in the
company, and have now commenced the
erection ofa ne@'iactory on Noble street.
. Yesterday Mr.. Henry Sharp, Of Wheel
ing Island, undertook to alight from a
street car while it was in rapid motion at
the corner OF Guernsey and Seth streets.
His foot caught and tripped him, and he
was thrown Violently to the ground. He
sustained very severe injuries outwardly
and 1t is feared that he is internally hurt
Judge Chambers has concluded to al
low his name to be announced as an inde-
pendent candidate for Common Pleas
Judge OF Monroe and Belmont counties.
Mr. Gov, OF the Louder, Ihasbeen author;
lied to make the announcement in his
issue OF this week.
It ia said that there is 4 remote pros
pect OF the repetition OF the Tabernacle
meeting in" South Bellaire this year by
ihe Barnesville District Conference Of
the NJ. f. Church. ~,
Mr.. 0. q. .Bray's wandetings still fnr-
nish the Register local with stems occa-
He has lately beenseen in New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Florida,
Omaha, St. Louis, Chicago and Wheeling,
besides Bellaire. He is fond; d;ot. rowing,
and does not stay in one place more than
half a day.
The alley on sd street, between Bel
mont and Guernsey, is being paved with
heavy flag stones. ~ =.
There areseveral new cases Of typhoid
fever reported by the physicians.
Mr.. Win Hines, formerly Of the B. 4 O.
r. 3. Office here, now Of Chicago, is re-.
newing his old friendships Id Betlaire.
A large number Of Behaire people wit.
messed the. base bal. games on the Island
Monday and yesterday.
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TOLUME XXV--NUMBER 6.
FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.

VIENNA, August 2o.-Thc Great Pow
ers are constantly interchanging tele-
grams concerning the proposed mediation.
A general agreement has been reached
touching the principal features OF the
policy 70 be adopted, but the details are
unsettled. Germany Is the most back
ward Of the powers. II Is believed that
no great difficulty will be experienced in
determining the steps TO be taken, but
several days will probably elapse before
the powers submit their proposals to the
Porte.
NEW York, August 29.-Belgrade off,
cial adyices, received here, state that the
Turks attacked the Servian left on Mon
day, but were repilsed with heavy loss.
They left their killed and large guam
tity Of arms and ammunition on the field.
A Turkish attack on Little Sewornich
was likewise repulsed.
SULTAN MuRAp TO BE DErosED. -,
t. CossrANrrHopLE, August 29.-A Cab
met council, at which ail the great digni-
taries were present, has resolved to de-
pose the present Sultan, Murad, and pro-
claim A6dil Hamid. The change will
occur shortly, certainly before the begin
ming Of the next 'Rawadan, the great an
nual feast Of the Mohammedans.
BELGRADE, August 29.-The. Diplomat
ic agents have handed Premier Ris-
tics a joint note from the respective
governments. They take the subject Of
mediation in their own hands and have
instructed their ambassadors how to pro-
ceed to stop hossilities. The Powers are
endeayoring to hold Servia to its action
while the war party is trying to tempor-
ize 10 make better terms.
VIENNA, August pa council Of
ministers has been held in Constantinople
to consider the peace proposals Of which
the outlines have been given to Grand
Yizer by the Powers separately. Russia
opposed the condition that
Seryia should first sue directly for peace
and the Porte has abandoned its demand
10 that effect. Iu..
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HnrdYarc Failure.

MEMrns, August 20.-white, Lang
staff & Co., wholesale hardware dealers,
Front Row and Main street, suspended
to-day. The firm has been embarrassed
for some time. and failing to effect a
compromise with their creditors closed
their doors to-day. Al. White, senior
member of the firm, is one Of the Oldest
hardware merchants in the city and has
been for years prominently connected
with banking interests. Liabilities Of the
firm not reported, but believed to be
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The Republicans OF West Virginia In
convention assembled, do adopt the fol-
lowing
PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES
and ask for II the candid and careful con.
sideration Of the people Of the State. We
arraign the Democracy Of this State on
the following charges:
Nearly six years ago that party came
into power, under the most solemn pledges
10 economic and reform. 1t has not re.
deemed single promise then made, but,
on the contrary, has increased the taxes,
multiplied the number Of paid officials,
raised salaries and wasted the substance
ofthe people.
Itimposed upon the people Constitu.
ton unwise in its provisions and inimical
TO our best interests, and which has al.
ready cost ls half a million OF dollars,
which, by its incongruities and yagueness
Of language, has been constant source oi
conflict between the legislative, executive
and judicial departments Of the govern.
ment, thereby necessitaing the expendi-
ture Of large sums Of money as fees to law
yen, to ascertain the separate powers oi
each.
1t has given us a mass Of legislative
jargon, unintelligable to Judges, lawyers
and litigants, and endless litigation a. the
result.
1t has changed the road law so a. 10
make it oppressive, in consequence Of liz
unjust determinations, and In the appli.
cation Of its provisions to befog lawyers
and road surveyors alike.
In the re.establishment Of the anti.
quatsd county court, il has rendered our
Judiciary system costly, cumbersome and
oppressive. 1t has extorted large sums
Of money from the people and spent the
same in the construction OF penitentiary
unnecessarily large, that 1t might fill Il
with importations OF conviCts found
guilty by the federal courts in other
States, whose compulsory and cheap labor
should be brought into competition with
the honest toll OF our mechanics and
laborers, thus reducing the already di.
minished wages Of this class OF our citi-
zenS, and swelling the profits OF contrac-
tors and jobbers.
IL has so tampered with the school law
as to make it'contradictorY, complicated
and confused, and has converted the
schools themselves into mere shuttle
cock for contending local factions, and
has enabled shylocEs to speculate on the
wages Of teachers by the unwarranted
Withholding Of their payment.
Il has given US . homestead exemption
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CINCINNATI, August 29.-77In the Greco
Roman wrestling match tonight between
WIN. Miller and Thiebaud Bauer for a
purse OF 81, 900, the frst bout was won by
Bauer in 4S minutes, the second by Mil
let in q minutes, and the 4hiEd and the
purse by Bauer in % minutes.
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In 1873 there were, in addition, go
Prohibition votes cast in the-county, and
81 in 1874. Seventy Of the $50 were cast
in Pe"e township, and also Is Of the s5.
BY comparing the Republican and
Democratic vote in the different town
ships for the three years it will be seen
that in all Of them, except Pease, there
WAS no extraordinary increase in the vote
on either side. An approximate to the
usual proportion was maintained save
IN Pea'e. There the Democratic vote al.
most doubled itself.
In view Of this fact we suggest to our
Republican friends over the river that
pel'e township is good missionary
ground this campaign.
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Nportsmen,s Convention, {,

CHICAGO, August 29.-The third an.
nual convention Of the National Sports.
mems Association met herethis evening.
Michigan, Massachusetts, Ohio, New
York, Illinois and Missouri were repre-.
scnted, seventy.tve members being pres
ent., Hon. ]. v. Lemoyne, of Chicago,
presided and Hon. E. II. Lathrop, Of
Massachusetts,, was made Secretary Of the
Association. The Treasurer made re-
port, the delegates credentials We're ex-
amined and the papers on subjects Of in.
terestto the Association were read,
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INDIANAPOLIS, August 90 Senator
Mcdonald addressed very large Demo-
cratic meeting in the State House square
tonight. The Senator was. escorted by
the Tilden and Hendricks Guards from
his residence to the place Of speaking.
Gov. Hendricks will make his first speech
Of the campaign at shelbyyille on satur-
day night. ,,.
: DuBUouE, Iowa, August 2s.-HOn. W.
D. Allison, United States Senator from
Iowa, delivered an able speech at the
Athenaum in this city this evening to'a
large and attentive audience.
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ITALY.


ROME, August 29.--It is affirmed that
the Cardinals have unanimously agreed
to omit certain ceremonies at the con.
clave to be held when the election of q
successor to Pope Plus II becomes neces-
sary. The object is to hasten the election
Of new Pope and keep the. conclave free
from foreign influence.
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Marine Intelligence.

LONDON, August 29.-The steamers
Spain, Labrador and Rhein, from New
York, Murenburg from Baltimore, and
Atlas from Boston, have arrived.
NEW YORK, August 29.-The steamers
Cambria from Hamburg, and Anchoria
from Glasgow, have arrived.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-The steamer Victo-
ria, from New York arrived out.
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LoursyrL1E, August 9O.-The drawing
of the Kentucky Cash Distribution Com
pany has been postponed from August J.
10 November so.
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MEMrHs, August 29.-An Avalanche
special from Jackson, Miss, says after
the organization Of a Hayes and Wheeler
club al vicksburg last night ex-senator
Pease was rotten egged by mob while
attempting to speak from the gallery Of
the. .postofice. A. H. Hartur, an old and
respected citizen OF Vicksburg, was chair
man of the meeting, but was powerless to
suppress the disorder. ~
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CIcarO out the RAFT.

SHREVEPORT, August 29.1Capt, Ten:
nison, in charge OF, the GoyeEpment
steamer, has received orders TO clear out
the obstructions in the raft region; furm-
ed by the late overflow, In accordapce
with the appropriation made at the hast
session OF Congress, -, =,
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NEW YORK, August 29.-AtG o'clock
this morning Wagner's mathematical in
strunaent store and Eurich's warehouse
was robbed OF $50, 900 worth Of goods by
burglars, who openly loaded an express
wagon with the goods. The building Is
at No. so Maiden Lane, almost at the cor
ner OF Broadway.
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Weather Report.
OHRicR OF TH CHRy sIeAAL OHPicIE, :
WAsHlAoToa, D. G., August 30.-l a. u.
Rnou lDIy $3.50.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling or stationary barometer, south 10
west winds, and generally warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, possibly sue.
ceeded in the latter section by rain areas.
For the Lakes'a slowly falling barome.
ter, generally warmer and partly clear
or cloudy weather and rain areas, with
east 10 south winds in the Upper Lake
region, and southeast to southwest winds
in the Lower Lakes.
The Ohio and Lower Mississippi rivers
will continue falling.
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necIiriea AlIInlitntions.

COLUMBUS, Augs29.-Gov. Hayes has
received several invitation to visit prom
inent gentlemen both east and west dur
ing. the fall, but has declined them all; his
official duties will probably not permit
him 10 leave Ohio for some time to
nobaI .I.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

ST. LOUIS, August 29.-The boiler Of q
steam thrsshing machine at work on the
farm OF John Harris, exploded, to-day,
killing John Csfls and q young, man
named Powell, and seriously injuring
James Stewart, John Harris and man
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Centennial OratIons Rieasaned.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2s.-Centen;;
nial orations upon histories Of States Of
the Union was resumed to-day. Illinois
was the subject, Rev. Chas. II. Fowler
orator. n.'
The Centennial managers have agreed
on two more 25 cent Saturdays, the I'd
and OH ofScptember.
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.Present,Rates Of Postage,

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NOMINATED ELHcrogs.

SAN FRAScrsco, August 20.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention at nevada to-
day nominated as Presidential Electors
J. Currie, E. Blenerhasset and &c. Ha-
german. A. G. Ellis was nominated for
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SPAIN.


sASrAsDER, August 2s.-1t is said that
24,s50 men, with Krupp and Placentia
guns, will embark at Santander and
Cadiz for Cuba before November 1st.
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STEAMER COLLISION.


-. STEAMER COLLISION.
LIVERPOOL, August 29.-As the White
Star steamship Gemania was leaving her
docks to-day, she fouled with the Allen
Lime steamer Circassia at anchor. The
Germania lost her boat davits from her
waist to quarter, and sustained extensive
damages 10 her upper works. The Cir
cassia lost her bowsprit and fgure-head.
LONDON, August pa special from
Berlin says that Austria will be invited
TO again take the initiative in submitting
mediatorY proposals to Turkey and
SerYia. The negotiations commenced
by guaranteeing permission. for the
present restricted, exclusively to obtain
ing suspension Of hostilitiea. Great
Emergencies OF opinion are feared when
the details are discussed, and conference
is considered the only means OF adjusting
them. IA IN, Hsr
LONDON, August GA private tele-
gram from Lima says the Supreme
Court has confirmed the sentences OF the
Superior Court, and the prisoners belong
ing TO the British steamer Talisman,
will be at liberaty to leave Peru in few
days. :.
Joseph Chelins, the celebrated physi-
clan and surgeon Of Heidelburg, is dead.
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Obituary.

SAN Francisco, August 29.-George
v. Rutherford, Assistant Quartermaster
General OF Illinois during the late war,
and subsequently in chargeof the Bureau
Of Inspection, U. s. army, at St, Helena,
died To-day Of communion.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA

Opens October !; continues through nine months.
IL Is organized In schools on The elective system,
with practice in Chemical and Physical 1Aborat0.
ie1), In Law, Medicine, Engineering, Teaching and
Agriculture. Apply for Catalogues 70 JAMES 2.
HARRISON, Chairman, p. U. OniyeItty Of Vlr4
RinIa, AbemaTle Co., Va auis-eodAE