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Financial Matters.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5-On Saturday
last, after the failure of Bond, Moxey *
Co. stock brokers, in consequence Of the
disorIered state OF affairs, the clearing
house sheets were all thrown out, requlr-
ing every transaction 10 be formally set
tied between the parties thereto. The
action met with the disprovsl of some OF
the members of the board Of brokers, and
i, WAS resolved to take test
case and have 1t decided upon by an ar
bitratlan committee. That body decid.
ed that the borrower was Obliged TO pay
the price on which be borrowed; ana
consequently their decision reflected
upon the action OF the clearing mouse N
throwing out the sheets. An appeal was
taken 70 the Board, and by a vote the re-
port was nega,ived and the Preyiou' &C
lion NJ the Board sustained, thus relieV-
ipp the borrower ofthe necessity OF pay
ing the full value of the stock.
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Attack o. N.isschar DessrrsA.

LONDON, August 6.-Dispatchcs from
Widdin ~ the Standard, say: The news
ofthe capture of Gurgosoovtz, by Eogoob
Psshs's army, which continues Its march
northwsrd, caused Ormsn Pssha 10
deter his attack on Saitschar,
where he awaits Egoob's arrival
The main Servian army has probably
retired, and Soitschs is only held BY n
guard. Egoob will join Osmsn in ten
days, and then the united forces will
march on Paratchin. Osmsn's soldiers
are impatient of delay. Llttle mere
fighting ls anticipated.
servia Will Sue for Peace.
expect 10 hear soon that Servia has
sued Tor peace. The war is virtually an.
ished at Nisss The entire Turkish army
is IN the field, excepting the forces at
Suphia and in Bosnia and Albania,
which number 10000, with tifty squad
rons of cavalry. -u.
kleek Abandoned.
A Standard Rsguss special announces
that the Turks have abandoned h lsek,
after destroying the Notifications.
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THE splendid vote cast for MIR. TINGLE
on Saturday, by the Democracy OF this
city, is no light compliment to that gen.
tleman. He will doubtless appreciate it
At its full value, and so act in the future
las he has in the past) as to fully deserve
it all. Now let Mr.. TINGLE devote
himself quietly and unreservedly to the
duties of his office, and to such demands
MS his private business makes upon him
giving only such attention to the political
canvass as is expected ofall good citizens
The people have spoken their will with
out wheedling, without coaxing, without
combining, without purchase; they will
make the expression of that will doubly
emphatic at the polls in October. They
prefer that their candidates, and this will
apply to every nominee, to be
made to-day resort to none OF
the tricks OF the rot-house politicians
none of the doubtful expedients of the
"small beer" crowd. Let the banner of
TILDEN, MATHEWS, TINGLE and Re-
form be carried high; let not its ample
folds be trailed in the dust.
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swered by loud calls TO order, and great
noise and confusion, IN which the
Speakers gsvel took the leading part.
AS the vote progressed, great interest
was manifested in the result.
Mr.. Stone had chair in the area near
the clerks desk, and kept the tally of the
vote, and groups of members were gath
cred around HIM to watch how it was go.
Ing, while others were making inquiries
at the clerks desk, anu finally the
Speaker had TO insist on the members
taking their seats, and not interfere with
the clerks duties. Finally the vete was
announced as yeas So, nays lO4. So the
substitute was rejected.
A vote was then taken on the bill re
ported by Mr. Cox, from the Committee
on Banking and Currency, and it was
passed, yeas LOG, nays S3.
Mr.. Cox then reported q bill for oom-
mittee OF three Senators, three Repre-
sentatives and three experts to inquire:
First INTO the change that has taken
place in relation TO the value Of gold and
silver; the cause thereof; whether perms-
nent or otherwise; the effect thereof on
trade, commerce, finances and tie pro-
ducIve interests OF the country, and on
the standard value in this and foreign
countries. Second, into the policy of the
restoration of double standard in this
country, and if restored, what legal rels.
tion between the two coins, silver and
gold, shall be. Third, into the question
of the policy of continuing legal tender
notes, concurrently with the metallic STAN
dard, and the effect thereof on the labor,
industry and wealth of the country;
Fourth, into the best manner of provid-
ing for facilitating the resumption of
specie payment, the committee TO report
on or before the 18th of January, 1877.
An hour and half of debate on the
bill took place, turning chiefly on the
question whether the bill demonetizing
silver was, or was not, passed through
the House surreptitiously and without
reading, the affirmative beng held by
Messrs. Bland, Holman and Fort, and
the negative by Messrs. kasson and
Townsend, of Pa. Finally the question
WAS taken and the bill passed.
The report of the conference commit
tee on the bill for the sale of the Usage
lands in Kansas, TO actual settlers, was
made by Mr.. Gordon. Agreed to.
Adjourned.
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nen,Ocratic COnsresSiOhai
Convention.

.r. MEE,TI Nj OF THE EDEMoCRAllC
\ ,,,,,.r.Ssion:,l Committee, OF the First
congressional district, held at f"rke's'
ION ,Le 9Th of Iuiy, il was determined
n,II m. Congressional Convention ior
-, district AT Parkersburg, on Weines-
,.,. August I'D. S.d, for the purpose ot
,,r.tiu. :, candidate for Congress, aud
I'M such other busine s. as may come De-
TIM the convention.
.rn. Democratic and Cons' rraiiVe party
., .o,d district are requested to appoint
,.,.,s,,s 10 said Convention, from the
different counties composing 'he S"'ne'
-, such lime ami in such manner as i"
,,.n NAV seem best. Il. ID. CAMDEN,
theh' u' Chairman.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

In the billiard tournament at San
Francisco, Saturday night Slosson de-
feated DAILY, by 2O5 points. Average
Slosson, 20; Daily, lSt.
over forty fisherman pershed in {"
gale on the coast of Great Britain, Thurs
day.
&C. Bsbcock, chsirman OF the Illinois
Republican State Committee, denies that
Cuilum, the Republican candidate Tor
governor will withdraw.
Senate, Saturday confirmed John G.
Ellis. postmaster at Wilton, Iowa; Zane
]. Cooper, of lows, consul At Glasgow;
and Harmon Won Arnim, New York,
United States consul al Laguyars.
Owing TO the illness Of Representative
Plais,ed, further cross examination oi
Bluford Wilson, in tha whisky trials,
was postponed till to-day.
There were at least 10000 men en-
csmped in the National Guard encsmp'
ment, at Philsdelphls, Saturday.
Three workmen were killed by TALL
from a scstiold at st. Peters church,
Saturday, at Montreal, Canada.
The Independent Congressional Con
yention, in session at Indianapolis, Sat-
urday, nominated Hon. james Buchanan
for Congress.
The House committee investigating
Judge Wylie, of the District Supreme
Court, have unanimously declared thai
there is no evidence TO warrant his I'M
peachment.
The extensive agriculture and sewing
machine works Of Joseph -Fieury, a.
Aurora Ont. were destroyed BY hre yes
terday morning. Loss $4,000; no IN
surance.
Max Strandler d Co, OF New YORK
wholesale and retail dealers IN clothing,
have suspended. Liabilities $Soo,oo.
The concluding game in the Ban
Francisco billiard tournament, bst~een
Sexton and Garner, was Won by the Tor
nsr.
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The New York ..Snn" on the Letters

New YORK, August 5.-The Sun says:
"Governor Tilden's letter of acceptance
is the strongest, clcarest, abIest, most
statesmsn-like, mos. suggestive and most
satisfactory political document that has
been laid before the public within long
period Of time"
"Governor Hendricks letter sustalns
the principal of the positions Of Tilden,
and leads us TO believe they are thor
oughly in cooperation respecting all the
great measures of public policy now be-
fore the country"
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The Chicago Post and Mail will sp.
pear rs the Post, to-day, under the dlr"'-
ton of the McMuIlen Brothers.
George A. Finklcberg is prominently
mentioned Ms the Republican ruberna.
lorisl candidate Of Missouri.
A testimonial 10 Mr. Henry Waiter.
son, candidate for Congress. WAS given
st WOodlawn Garden. Louisville, Ky,
Saturday night, by his Irish and German
friends.
Eight houses were struck by lightning
at Cleveland, Saturday, and little girl
named Barbara hich WAS killed.
Consolidated Virginia mining stock
declared div idend at 81 Saturday.
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inch of ground, and are very confident OF
success. Besides, Judge FIX ausoN has
given mortal offense to the liquor dealers
and saloon men of the county by what
they regard IS his Incorporate and long
sustained ight against them, which makes
him much weaker than his party.
But, suppose he is sure to come to the
Legislature, and suppose him to be as
unscrupulous rs his worst scared enemy
pictures, can We best thwart his machi-
nations and do ourselves the greatest
credit, by sending to represent us in that
body n man of equally doubtful charac-
ter2 Who is the man that is willing
to he pointed at as having been
selected because NOf his I'M
want of character and
looseness of tongue? Point him out and
you point out a man that will disgrace
you in the eyes of those other members
the state who are inclined to
be our friends, and who. will be our
friends if we will place beside them as
their colleagues from this county, men
whom they will be proud to associate
with.
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The nomination of Judge JAMES FER
GusoS by the Ksnawhs Democracy for
seat in the Legislature, seems to have
given y few Of our nervous friends who
are troubled with a bad digestion, some
thing like q nightmare. They are
houndering around to find some man TO
match him" with. in this county; some
msn Ms wicked, as unscrupulous, as i'm
pusent as they suppose him to be.
Good friends, this worry is unneces-
ssry. 1t is tar from certain that Judge
FERGUSON will come TO the legislature.
Ksnawha county Is not certain Demo-
cratic county, by n good deal. The Re-
pubhcsns have . strong ticket in the field
IN that county, and are coatssting every
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Michael Tappeu was shot and instant ,s.h
Iy killed, in q sslOSn, al Detroit Aleh.'
Saturday, by John scue!lsr The mar'
derer i. supposed TO have fiei to CANADA
The ,rot,ihc race al Oakland Park
San Francisco, between Dan Noo,nees' nee
Mary Howard and Defiance, iol s,' w.
sanri.y, uas Won in ,hree s,rs,gh1 beats ss
hv the f5rmer. Time, 3:2s. 22t, 2:Zs'
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TUESDAY,, the 5th day Of Sept. 1876,


Al 10 O'clock A. NJ, ut the front door III ihr
limited states custom HouS. and Post.
Office northeast corner oI Marcel ana
sixteenth streets, In said city oi Wheel.
ing, Ia s-ll at public auction, IN" follow
ing real estate AMI property, situated in
Preston county, West Virginia, on The
waters of rhrcr Fork creek, known as the
,iladr Iron Works, inriuLinR the town ~
Bladesvili", and eight hundr.d ana my
acres OF iron ana coal lands annexed
thereto The description and boundaries
thereof can be iuliy known by reference
Ia the 10 LOWING d' eds conveying ia" Aaid
lands Ia George Hartman, nii oi "hirh are
recor',d ~ the oiiic" az I'll. clerk OF Ia"
County court ot Preston county, West Nir.
giniu, to- git: A deed Tor two tract. ~
land, one containing 2s'T acres, the Other
W acres and two poles rom -. n. and
Axu.s Heidelberg To said Geo. Hartman
and Mary r.. Milinsr dated May 1890, ana
recorded In de.d bO ,k No. ~, pages 10 ];
adeed TOR itjt, acres from w u. uridlrb"rE
To said iRrdmap, dated May "a, lSt, anu
recorded In deed book No. W, pnge NJ
deed nom Harmon aud martina a. iIlrk.l
10 the said Hardinnn and Mary H. Nillnrt,
;or two tracts ri land both containing R'S
acres, dntsd June 10, Ls7O, and recorded ~
deed book No. 81, pages vi "a deed oin
John ". -herTapi and Others to said Hart
man, dated May II. iI2, and re,ord'd ia
deed book No. IL. pages ana y; deco
from Margaret George D.. James ", JuIiS
A, and sarah T.. Jackson 10 said Hartman,
r Ior pns ~ at, t.,,h hnat No y, na,.. tt.S. a
1on.' ,,n,, W m "a anI q En,wn io ssid
W.,an,an for two acres and ~ perrhnT,
Ia, Ma,ch N isIs and recorded In decd
nans -" Al nsys. 4 and 3. a deed from
Cyrus and Nancy J. Linton 10 said Hard.
'' ~ ~ "a "a r.r,,d.d i'm decd b.ok
% NJ n, n.g,.s IA and NJ. /. deed ffom gurE
na, and R..b.cca raIrt.x 10 I, aiJ hartman
g., Ifp acres dated August 10 is5l, ana rs.
corded In deed book No. u, psgrs ~ aDd
o.. and decd from John X. and Mary v.
!. .iI,n.,,a n ,,,a sa,iIia rdman t"r iouI tracts
', ~ ~, ss, .c,.. d.i.d xarch
~ 'n9a Az. sx asd $4,000 In deed b,ot N1' A.
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Cen. Hnrrfsos's Reception NJ III
dtanapoIts-

INprAxAPoLIs, August 5.-UeheraI
Rem; Harrison returned home Saturday
night. On the arrival Of the tram, =
..in,a of cannon was fred and large
delegation of Republicans escorted him TO
~ - ubere the nomination for Gov
ernor was formally rendered him N q
speech by Hon. A. q. Porter, 70 wh'ch
GeoeraI Harrison replied, promising 70
announce his decision as TO biz scceP-
tspee early this week.
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THE DfnOCWATIC COW ENTION
to-day

The primary meetings on Saturday
wrr, unusually we'll attended throughout
the city; and as Tar rs heard from, the
sam. Is true of the county. The County
Executive Committee had wisely pro
ylI,d that the polls should be held open
n, each voting place in the city full SIX
hours. and had selected the six hours
which would accommodate the largest
number ol people and Inconvenience
none. All the arrangements OF the
Committee we're made with the utmost
care, stfordlng the members OF the party
the fullest and freest opportunity oi ex
pressing their preferences for candidates
for the various offices. The result was
that, notwithstanding the warmth ot the
contest and the unprecedentedly large
tlrn- ut. no clashlng or difficulty oc-
curleI,a AMI no dissatisfaction WAS ex-
pres, or shown st any OF the polls, SO
lar ~ We nave been able To learn.
The delegates chosen are, :" lar rs we
know them personally, gentlemen oil
wIsl IN aud circumspection, and OF in
Nuenrr in thelf own localities; some of
them indeed nrr among the foremost
business m.n "i lhr city. They know
the sentiment "i the people for whom
they are chosen Ia act, they doubtless
fully appreciate. ,he esponsIbIlities placed
upon them, and viii intcliigently and
conscientouSly discharge those RESPONSE
hhlles. Clean-hsnded, and with no sell
ish ambitions 10 crafty, the delegates
will come together this morning for the
sole purpose of giving the people OF this
city and county the best ticket
II is possible Tor them u select; ticket
complete in its every part; ticket oil
strength and respectability with not an
unsound stick of timber in it; ticket to
each individual part of which each men,
bee Of the convention can point with
pride and say, "that is partly my work"
IL We rightly estimate the gentlemen
composing this convention, they will give
no man y place on the ticket simply as
compliment 10 him, nor because he is n
good fellow nor because he rants
Nomination, nor because he belongs
to this "set' or that; but the
standing, the character, the honor he
may reflect upon his city and county
and the amount of good he can accom-
pl''h by isir open and honorable means
ior the people whose servant he becomes
these will be the touchstnneS.
We nave y most admirable national
ticket; We have state ticket that com.
mends Itself to the hearty support oil all
good cit zens. We cannot afford to have
,hcss msrrei by blemish upon our
county ticket. The ticket named
to-day, if fair in all ITS parts, will DO
elected by majority far greater than y
ticket has received in Ohio county for
many years. Let the members of the
convention feel to-day that they are not
simply nominating party ticket. but
that they are rather naming the officers
- serve the people Of the county for the
neat two and four years respectively.
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WE delay our paper few hours in
order TO give our readers the nomination
made at the Senatorial Democratic Con-
,ion, held at Philippi on Thursday last.
The Convention nominated hon. Z: W.
Newton, of Taylor. We learn that Hon.
j. NJ. BENEFITS name did not come be-
fore the Convention. Full proceedings
next Weston Democrat,
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FOREIGN.
THE EASTERN WAR.
The ScryIans have the Advantage.

CoSsrAHTIsoPLE, Aug. 6-The ad'
vance from Nisch into ServIan territory
is slow. Kernu Pashs has been ordered
10 move at all hazards, but h. has not
done 50 as yet This iuacLion psrslyzcs
Osman Pashs at Widdin, for the Ser
vians between AlexinatH and Saltshchar
are on the inner side Of the circle,
whilst the Turks from Nsch TO Widdln
are on the outer side The SeryiaRs are
maneuvering on the line forty miles long,
and can easily mass their ierccs, while
the line on which the Turks are operat-
Ing is 100 miles in length.
The suItan's Condition.
II becomes increasingly apparent that
the illness of the Sultan ia oi chronic
nature. II appears, however, that the
danger of immediate catastrophe has dis
appeared.
GurgOsoyRtz Ou Fire.
A battle has been fought near Gurgo-
sovatz, IN which thst town was set on
tire. The Servians fed in the direction
Of AleXinatz.
Trebinje Besieged.
RAGUsA, August j.-The insurgents
have commenced besieging Trebinje and
are occupying the roads In thst neighbor.
hood. Ii is stated that Merxhtsr Pashs
dare not venture 70 attack the beslegers.
Fortincstions Destroyed.
RAGUsA, August 5-The garrison in
the Turkish portion Of Kick. yesterday.
DESTROYED the Notifications and embarked
for Autwari. English surgeons are being
en gagged for field service. ....
Fighting on all sides.
SEMLIY, August 1.-Two thousand
troops, belonging 70 the army OF Dryna,
are advancing into Bosnia. They CON-
plain Of lack Of efficient officers.
Col. Aulitch defeated the Egyptian
division, yesterday, on the road between
ZeIitza and Noyi Bashsri.
The Seryisn Gen. Horystovitch, after
FIVE days fighting near TresnItsbs,evscn-
ated Gurgo0vaz yesterday, and now
occupies n position between GergoeoyAiz
and Janjand.
Horrible Atrocities.
LONDON, August IA letter 70 the
Daily Ee,os, dsted Philippopoli', July
3lt. saws: The Investigation Of the re-
cen. strocities Is proceeding. IL will
probably b. reported that sixty villages
( have been burned and twelve thousand
persons Killed. Mr.. Schuylur thinks
The reports OF atrocities CON-
mitted by the Bulgsrians are
unfountsd. There are horrible fcenes
st Batoi; 1000 bodies have been lying
the-s .nce Msy I2tb, ro.,ing IN the sun.
| No crime invented by Turkish ferocity
has been left upeomnitted. There 10 ur-
gent need Of sssistancs for the starving
! families.
spIesasd SietsrJ.
LONDON, Angus; "a spacial says:
The capture OF Gurgosoyatz vas spien.
did victory. BO.h sides fought desPer.
a,sly. The population fed 70 PArslchin
whittier 800 wounded bays bean taken
Desperately Situated.
The daily Tei<STapas Vienns tele
grsms says, Moukhtsr Pashs Is 10 dss-
psrats siiua,ioa al Trsbinjs, and Is sI'
psc.sd - surrender.
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New MinisfrN Earne1l.

LONDON, August Ga telegram from
Bucharest announces that new minis.
try has been formed, with NJ. Brstiend
Ms president of the c,,uncil and minister
OF finance. and NJ, Jsenessen minister ot
foreign Affairs.
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Refinery Burneai.

PARIS, August Ga large sugar re
tinery in Nantes was destroyed by fire
last Friday. One man WAS killed and
several injured. Loss not exactly known,
but will amount to several million franc.
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The Cuban Insurgents.

HAVANA, August s.. he lnsurgent
Brigsdier Juglesit Cab. lila WAS killed
yesterday, ear isguar"mcs, in fight
with guerrillss. The Insurgents lest six
killed and some wounded.
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A Man Of q !, Thousand ; ! yll

WhFrHSl rHl-rKD nSim from % csnsamp.ion, = Ill
remedies having failed, and Dr. 81. James
was experimenting. he accidentally mgie
a preparation Of "1ndian Hemp" which
eured his only child, and nov gives this
recipe free on receipt oftvo stain ~. 70 pay
eIpencez. "Hempr also cures night
sueats nausea at the stomsch, snd Will
bi eak a fresh cold I'm ~ koun. Address
ChaddOrk a o., ,ts2 kace street, Phils.
dSlpb Ia nam ing this paper. n1<Eas
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at'htslina 2e9lster.
Goid closed Saturday at III.

tn, ,osoihsr to-day anil be partly
.l,riy, ,riM southeriy to 'css'erty '0tnds,
..,gg temperature and local rams.
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WE WILL DURING THE HOLIDAYS
w dispose OF 100 P1zpos and Organs 90
Art class makers, including wATkHs',
Al lower prices than ever before offered.
Monthly 1nstsiImsnts received running
years. seo0nd-Ha Instfpments ~ en-
tremely low prices, for cash. Inustrated
Catalogues Mailed. Agepts wanted.
Wsrerooms 81 Broadway, ny
lib HORACE WATkR6 q bOkS
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New York Herald-Republlcan.

Altogether, the letters will satisfy the
country and strengthen the Democratic
canvass. The letter Of Mr.. Hendricks is
somewhat tiippsnt in parts, and with a
stump speech tone about it. The letter OF
MIR. Tilden is IN the best taste-s model
of dignity and reserve, without q word
that could offend. 1t is the letter of a
shrewd, able, independent statesman, and
will have weight with the country.
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Movements of Troops.

Curtiss, with sixty Utes, arrived at
Rawlins to-day. They proceeded to Fort
Steele TO be armed. and then start north
TO ioin Crooks command. One company
of the Fourth cavalry left early this
morning for Fort Laramie, Another ar
rived this evening. They move north AS
fast as they arrive. Several companies
of the Fourteenth infantry are en- route
for ITtaL
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Indian. Attack ed by Herders.
Wagon Train Attacked.

The Baker and Davis train, returning
ing from tho hills, were attacked near
Owens rancho. twenty-five miles south
OF Fort Laramie, yesterday, losing ten
head of horses. A sergeant, eight cav
alrymen, and a number of ranchmen,
started in pursuit of the Indians, but
failed to oyertake them. There is con-
siderable excitement among stock men
in the valley, and the horses are being
correlled.
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The Gang nII known.

Chief of Police McDonough has re-
turned from Sedalia, where he went with
Bruce Younger, and Hobb Kerry, the
suspected train robbers. He says
that Kerry was clearly identified
as being Of the party that robbed the
train. and subsequently, confessed to him
GMcDonoughl that he was one OF the
party, and gave the names of the Others
in the gang. These names correspond
with those already .elegrapbed, except
that Bruce Younger was not present when
the robbing was committed. There
seems to be no doubt now that the whole
party will be arrested within two or three
dsys, and this gang of robbers and des-
peradocs completely broken up and
brought TO justice.