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CONCIIO.

Daring Escape Of the Leader OF hand
ofCattIe Thieves.
Special TO The Herald:
CoNcHo, Texas, August ia de-
tachment of Company d, United States
cavalry, detailed to assist the deputy
sheriff OF Tom Green county, arrested
three cattle thieves, at the head OF
South Concho, and while en- route to
this post, the leader played Comanche
and made his escape under steady
fire from the soldiers. The cattle stolen
are claimed by Harris, who has n large
herd near Lipan Springs.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
Virginia,
General G. W. q. LEE, President,

Fpll courses of instruction In Classical, Lit
ararv and Scientific studies, and in the Pro.
fessional departments Of Law and OF civil
The next session will open september 2st'
and close June nth. Total expenses ehelu,
sive of books and clothing, need not exceed
sscS. nv messing, they may be reduced 70
500 or 500. For catalogue containing iuii
Iy2o.dxwtf WALTER BOWIE, CLERK
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The Indian Situation Critical In
Lower California.

SAN FRANCISCO, August l7.-Gov-
ernor Villagrana, of Lower California,
telegraphs to the Mexican consul here;
"a general uprising of Indians along
the Colorado river and adjoining
country against the Mexicans. Villa
grana en- route to San Diego. Procure
arms and munitions. Situation criti-
CALI
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Five Thousand Dollars for the Hid
nappers of Judge Stone.

BosroN, August l7.--Gould Il Dillon
have authorized their agent in Color
ado to offer "A reward of five thousand
dollars for the arrest and conviction OF
the kidnappers Of Judge Stone.
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ED JAS. Il. MALONE, Principal.
MRS. y. V. MALONE, Associate.
The next session Of 40 weeks will open on
Monday, september H. 1876, and close June 7,
1877. Pupils received at any time, paying
Tuition Fees from date of entrance to close
OF said session, due always In advance on
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IT Is A.
Male and Female Institute,

WHUWI TWIWNs
Tuition payable, invariably In advance or
at the beginning OF each month. Scholars
will be charged frem date of enterance to
the close the term. For further particulars
address, JOHN X. ALLEN, President,
jy2O-dlm Lock Box 365, Dallas, Texas,
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FOREIGN NOTES.
The Turkish Plan OF Campaign Has
Been Successful Beginning OF
the End.
Minister Wade Startles China by Removing
the Legation TO Shanghai Batch Of
Items from the FOwery Kingdom.
Russia's Peace ana War Armament

Hussia's Peace ana War Armament.
LONDON, August lin reply to the
speeches made in the House of Com
mons lately, to the effect that Russia
was stronger in 1853 than now, the
Galos shows that Russia in 1858 had an
army OF six hundred thousand men,
and that she now has one million
three hundred and forty thousand us n
peace armament, and two million five
hundred thousand men in time of war.
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Illinois Congressionn, Nou
Packard Wants 10 be Recognized by
Nichols.

New ORLEANS, August Us. b.
Packard, the Republican nominee for
Governor has addressed letter to
General Nichols, the Democratic nom
inee, in which he proposes public
joint discussion of the issues involved
in the pending canvass and will tend
to promote fair and peaceful election.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-15

WEprint elsewhere the little speech
which Governor TILDES made to the
committee of gentlemen who waited
upon him to inform him of bis nomina-
ton, LAST Tuesday. OF it Col. ALEN.
MCCLURE, editor OF the Philadelphis
TI7.es says: Governor TILpES prscti-
cslly says: II don't rely upon mere pro-
fessions-I have grsppled with corrup-
tion and overthrown it, and | shall enter
the Presidency in that spirit Of conse-
Grafton in which the soldier enters bat
tie He was mindful that HAYES had
never, in Congress or in the Executive
chair ct the state, assai ed any ot the
known abuses of power either by word
or deed, and that the ardent profess
sions of the HAYES letter OF acceptance
had nothing bu. the consistent tolerance
of wrong to illustrate its sincerity.
Wisely, therefore, snd with exquisite
stroitness, the New York leader pointed
TO his records sS his Jewels, and told as
the story Of experience, the titiculty
and the labor of ettecting administrative
reform when i. requires revolution IN
policies and in measures long established
in government" l: was with that slim :
that be slew the Republican Goliath,
Gov. DIX, whose conceded honesty
and easy tolerance Of party abuses
made him a pigmy in struggle with
the victor who sent the slaughtered
Twxxp from the Tsmmsny field. It
was master check ofthe Buckeye can
didate, and the issue of reform Is logically
appropriated to the TILDES side Of the
battle, because HAYES has only stream
ing banners Of reform without soldiers or
guns 10 maintain them. In man~uvring
for position in the opening OF the great
national battle of 1870, HAYES has thus
far lost, Snd will ever lose whils he
struggles to hold the front line of reform
against 20 accomplished strstegis. IS
TILpEN.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The Executive Committee Of the Liber-
al Republican State Committee, met st
New York city, and decided 10 call a
State convention a. the Saratoga on the
23d Of August.
The President, Secretary Fish and
Marshal Sharp lett Washington yester-
day morning for Deer Park, Nd.
Il is rumored that Gamsborough';
painting OF the Duchess of DevonshIre,
which was cut frou its frame and stolen,
two months ago, has been recovered
The injunction against the Western
Union Telegraph Company has been so
modified as to allow the payment OF Il
dividend to-day.
Austria and Russia have addressed
communications to the othe- powers, re-
specting the meeting Of the Emperor snd
Car and its results.
Haywood Grant was hung a: Rome,
Ga, yesterday, for arson. Before his ex-
ecution he confessed - having murdered
four men, one of whom was General
hindnan o! the Confederate army.
The Arkansas Republican State Gem
trsl Committee decided. yesterday even
ing, 10 issue call fer q State COnven-
tion on the 9th Of August to nominate q
State ticket.
Mrs. Johneon, tho wife Of a Guack
doctor, residing st Flint, Mich, died
there this evening. Supposed case OF
poisoning.
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MRs. GEN. GEORGE Crook. who Is s
dsug liter Of JOHN DALEY, Esq, formerly
OF the st. James Hotel Of this city, Ar
rived in St Louis on Tuesday, on her way
u her iather'sst Oakland. Mrs. CSooS has
been spending the past two months At
Hot SPRING, Arkansas, and is accom-
panied in her homewsrd journey by her
brother, Mr. L. J. DALEY. Ms CScoK
met with an accident on the railroad
train the morning before reaching 81.
louis, but her injuries were slight. Her
anxiety was great in regard to the re-
ported fate ot her husband. She
has heard nothing from him since the
18th Of last month; when Il was report
Ell that he hai been forced 70 retreat in
n battle with the Indians on Too cue and
Powder river. Mr.. DALEY saws the sc-
count Of General CROOKS retreat is IN.
true, and that he only withdrew bis COM
pany from the ield, IN order 10 keep
from falling into the same trap that
proved 81 fatal to General CusIK! and
his company few days afterwards.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
]. 8. Wilson, Ex-District Treasurer
Turns Up All Right.

WAsHIsGroy, July 14-Jsmes S.
Wilson, ex-district treasurer, has
arrived here from New York. Wilson
states that he was detained in that city
BY illness, and that he will show to the
entire satisfaction of his friends and the
public, that his accounts are all right, and
that he didn't intend TO abseond, ss he
had no cause to do so. Wilson brought
back with him draft on New York for
the money heretofore stated to be def
cient.
The Bankrupt Law.
The report of the conference commit
tee on the bill amendstory of the bank
rupt law provides simply for the modi.
fcation, instead of the total repeal, of
section 5 l0S of the revised statutes, con-
cerning discharges in bankruptcy.
The sundry Civil Appropriation
Bill.
WAsHISGroN, July 1.-THE sundry
civil bill, as it passed the House original
", appropriated slIs570oO. In its pas
sage through the Senate S5,069,0OO were
added. In the bill, as agreed on by the
conference committee to-day, the Senate
recedes from its former action to the
amount of Si,l41 900, and the House re-
ceeds and allows to be added to the bill
the sum of S950,0OO, making the sppro-
priatlous in the bill about Sl5, 100000.
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On the proposition of Gov. HAYES 10
retain GRANTS army Of office holders IN
power. if he should be elected, the New
York S,sa eIclsims:
Whz;l Here We have bold PROPOSE
ton that She eighty thousand office
holders of the United States shall be con-
verted into permanent s-istocracy
holding their places for life! How long
would it be before this tenure for life
would be converted INTO q hereditary
right?
1t is to our apprehension s plain propo-
sition 70 overthrow the Govern Rent Of
the people, and 10 substitute for il Gov
crnment OF established oticeholders. Mr..
HAYES Is undouhtsdly honest; but We
beliye the sentiment of his letter OF ac-
csp,snce will De deemed - hoUs by The
people Of the United States - any ever
expressed By Louis Napoleon in France.
Louis Napoleon was s; frsi 10 favor OF
an empire for life, and thea Of making It
-horur$,>ayv-.H=as.aT#=sH-H
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sircere lover Of peace, and Russia has
other reasons, her finances and the ex-
tent of the Asian conquests. for not wish
ing war. The understanding reached at
Rechstodt was On the basis Of absolute
Non-Intervenfisn During the Con-
niet,
not excluding efforts in favor of peace.
But if any steps should be taken,
these would be in concert With
all the powers. EngIand's endeavor is
to keep the conflict in its present limits,
and impress thst view on the Others.
Lord Derby said he had no doubt Of
Englands success, and continued: "All
We desire IS
To See Fair Play.
Ii Turkey is dead, we can't help it.
We have guaranteed Turkey against
murder, but not against suicide or sud-
den death. If an opportunity Of media
ton offers, which opportunity may even
now be st hand. we shall avail ofit-'
The Turks vfesorteus.
CoSsrANTrNoPLE, July ii The fol-
lowing news Is official: The Servisn di-
vision which entered Turkey by way of
Yenevsroche, Was dispersed on the l2th.
Returned to Their Homes.
Seventy Christian families, who fed
from the vicinity of MetrOwitzs with the
Servian troops, surrendered after the de
feat of the latter, and were restored TO
their homes.
The servtans Retrcstiag-
The Turks attacked the Seryian camp
a. Soutchanitcha, near Noir Bazar, and
the Servians were defeated and fled.
The servians Before wfdden Re.
treating.
CoNsrASrISoPLx, July l4.-rhe Ser.
vians and Bulgsrlans who appeared near
Widden were defeated, and have fed 10
Servia. Their loss is considerable.
Didn't Promise Russian Aid.
BELGRADE, July a. An examination
OF the authentic text of General Tcher
nayots recent proclamation shows that
ne didn't promise Russian aid II Servia
WAS defeated.
The Very Latest.
LONDON, July l5.-The following IL
the latest from Portsmouth in regard 10
the disaster on board the Thunderer:
Twenty-Five persons are dead. The bodies
are shockingly mutilsted, the tlesh being
stripped from their limhs by the escaping
steam. The forward stoke hole, where
the explosion occurred, is divided from
the after stoke hole by water
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4 resolution was adopted directin 9 the
Secretary of the Navy 20 prevent the de-
s.ruc.ion of the wreck Of the monitor
Tecumseh. sunk u Mobile bar bor, And 70
re-purchAse the wreck IL necessary.
NJ. Poppleton, from the Committee
on Elections, reported resolution II
the Ns.ssch asets contested election case,
declaring Foster, the sitting member,
no, entitled % 8 seat, ard II favor OF
Abbott. the contestant
A vote WAS taken oa the minority re-
port, declaring Fostsr entitled 70 the seat,
which resulted, yeas, %; nays, l0li and
then the nsjorIIy repor! E.s adopted
without dIvislon-
The House then vent into Commit
zee of.he Whole, Mr.. Blackburn II the
chair. on the private ealendsr.
The bill 20 coz firm certain And claims
in Missouri vas discussed, bUt 40 seton
vas reached
NJ. LynGe, from the conference CON-
r,rir.es on the bin tn amend the bank
rupscy act, u2ds . report which va
adopted
Adjourned
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WHILE the Indians have been tres:et
on the peace policy, the Southern people
are treated As banditti and eut-throats.
The lndisns have been fed, and clothed,
and armed with the best fire arms, and
bount,faIIy supplied with arnmuniLson
while troops are quartered in every sec
tion Of the South subject to the orders OF
such men as PACKARD and Brother-in-
Law CAsEY There is peace in every
Southern State; but peace is fatal to the
success of Radicalism. Hence, troops
must be kept there nnder carpet-bsg-
thieves and plundercrs TO stir up conten-
ton and strife. while our handful Of
brave soldiers ara being msssscred with
out mercy by the petted Indians.
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RatlroaSl Matters

SAN Francisco, July lin the
Nineteenth District Court 70 day, on
motion Of A. A. Cohen, attorney for
John +. Rooinsou, stockholder Of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, 70 set
aside the Judgment Of iae Court rendered
on Tuesday lsst that the endorsement Of
the bonds Q, the California Pacific By the
Genital Pacific vas valid, Judge Wheeler
sad he didn'. feel justified in rendering
: Judgment sire.dy rendered The ap-
piicstion vAs made 70 obtain judgment
90 an agreed statement of fact, and the
supreme coCrt can pass upon the legality
OF the proceedings The court there
upon vacated the order 70 stay the pro-
ceedinsS snd the motion 70 intervene
WAS withdrawn.
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Mr.. JEWELL WAS removed from the
cabinet for political reasons so II MAS
announced from the White House The
postothce department is capable Of be'ng
made sn immence political machine in
the hands Of a postmsster-senersl who is
willing TO make it = citadel OF frAnt and
corruption as CsSswELL did and Is
JEWELL refused 10 do. The ex-post-
master-senersl honestly endeavored t.
conduct Il on bGsiDess prinei-
pies, and he is removed be-
cause Of political considerations. "
In other words, the postmssters must be
made to understand ths: their frst duty
from now until election day il not TO the
government, but to Mr. HAYES. They
must subscribe money for him, elec-
t,oaeer for him, or Be turned cut Jxw-
KLL refused to do this, and his head has
been taken Cd and bis place given TO $
subseryient tool and politician, who will
have no scruPiea or eo@pancssoa - to
what Is expected of him,
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Impeachment Trial

was resumed.
Mr.. Evans being still absent, the
Court adjourned till Monday, with the
understanding that the trial shall then
proceed.
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the river and karbor appropriation
bill.
Mr.. Norwood moved that the Senate
non-concur in sll the smentmeRts OF The
committee, proposing to strike out tue
provisions in the. House bill, but finally
withdrew the motion.
The amendment proposed by the COM
mi:.ee were agreed to as follows: Ap-
propriating s., 800 for the remova! OF the
Beaver and Nailor Bend rocks, clearing
out suags in the Little ksnswha river,
w. Va; increasing the appropriation
for the improvement OF the harbor and
river a. St. Joseph, Mo-, from $1,000
TO $4,000; sppropriating S35,ooO for the
Improvement Of The Missouri river above
the mouth Of the Yellowstone increas-
ing the appropriation for the improve
ment of the Saginaw river, including
Saginaw harbor, Mich, from $1,000
70 $4,000; that for the improvement
Of the harbor at Milwaukee, Wis from
S26, 900 to 81, 90; reducing the sppro-
pristion for the improvement Of the har-
Dor at Thunder Bay, Mica, from $1,000
to s4,764; sppropria:ing 5000 for the
repair Of the piers st the mouth OF Black
river, OHIO, and increasing the sppro-
pria:iou for the Fox and Wisconsin riv-
ers improvement; from $4,000 to $3.50
600.
Pending the discussion, Mr.. Thurman,
from the conference committee on the
bill TO amend the bankrupt la~, sub
mitted a report, which was agreed TO.
Adjourned.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.
July II, 1876.

July ii, 1876.
Editors OF the Register:
On the evening OF the 18th inst q
German By the name OF Guen walt re-
siding near Lu.es Mil, Marshall coun-
", ". Va. armed with i la.se sheath
knife, made 3 raid on 3 neighbor Ger
man named Martin Oberly. and IN regu-
lar deu;csne sprschen, threatened then
and there 10 slice him up like unto one
cabbage head. The frau OF Oberiy called
the neiyhbors, when David Lutes. Elsie
Lutes and Charles Bird came to the res
cue. Guenxalt was arrested BY Officer
Tolbert. and taken 10 Benvood to-day.
There Was 8 heavy rain to-day about
81 O'Clock. near Mount Oiivet Church.
Tae water came down in bucketstUl, and
the road Was 8 sheet OF water.
Whes, is sprouting m the shock. and
grass IS rotting in the swsth- Oats very
heavy. MAIL CARAkA
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filed, and it. wants to move the agencies
again. II moved who will occupy the
land2 It belongs to you II you remain
where you are. l want you to send me
word if the good white people won't
Listen to the Great Father
no more. Our young men will listen to
the chief. Sitting Bull says if the
troops come to him he must fight them,
but if they don't come he intends to
visit them again, and he will counsel bis
people for peace. Besr-stand-up, who
makes this statement IS relIa-
bic, and was IN Sitting Bulls camp from
about May 10Th TO June 10th.
Further Particulars OF the Fight.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Tri6une's
special from Fort Lincoln gives further
details of the Little Horn fight, in which
it SAYS Sitting Bull was killed; also
white man named Wilburn, Sitting
Bulls chief adviser. -Four companies OF
the Twenty-Second Infantry con-
sisting of twelve officers and
I4O men arrived at Fl. Lincoln, ana
will leave fer Terry's commaLd Sun.
dsy. The wounded are recovering, and
there will be no more deaths. Il is
thought that Sitting Bulls band OBJ
tanned nearly $4,000, the soldiers had
Just been paid.
The Utes Will Assist the Government
CHEEYEESE, VIZ, July l4.-Negitis-
tions have been making through Capt.
Nickerson, of Gen. Crooks staff, with the
Utes, who are old enemies OF the Sioux
on account Of repeated attacks on them,
to secure their cooperation in the pre-
sent movement against the Northern
hostile Sioux. NJ NJ. Curtis
OF Rawlins, VINO had been dispatched to
the reservation to bring in the detach-
ment, returned tonight and telegrsphed
to Capt Nickerson Is follows:
In obedience TO your dispatch OF June
y, proceeded to gather up the Ute In
dians. l went as far a. White river
agency, Colorado and was successful,
until stopped by Z. H. Sanforth, United
States Indian agent, who forbid me
taking an Indian from reservation till ne
was authorized to let them go, by the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. Doug
lass. the head chief st the agency said:
Tell Gen. Crook l would like to go.
General Merits, of the 5th cavalry,
arrived at Fl. Laramie to-day, and will
move North via Fettermsn, TO join
Crook, from whom, no additional
news has been received, although
no fears entertained OF the
safety of ais command. Clusters
late action ihas had the effect to take the
courage out of the couriers and none can
be had to make the trip with the message
q,
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Don CARLOS was in Richmond, Va,
on Saturday. lie called upon Gov.
kemper. admired the Houdon statue Of
Washington and said, in French, when
shown u pike used nthe John Brown
raid, "Oh, yes; l know sll about It. Was
nc not the man who wanted to Hberste
the slaves of the South and was after
ward hanged by-by-by-l cannot re-
member; who was your Governor then?'
Gov. Wise" somebody remarked. A
reporter of the Enquirer said to him.
1t is rumored that your are bound for
Cuba, and that you and your
staff will take up arms against Spanish
-,,le on that island" The reply was,
The report is untrue. Cuba belongs to
Spain. and was the first to oppose and
endeavor to subdue the insurrection. L
wrote to my cousin (Altonso) that in
the event OF aa attempt to take CUJs by
any foreign power, should join hands
with him In the interests of Spain; con-
,equently l could not go to Cuba to en-
courage that which 1 strongly opposed
in the irst. It would, as
a matter OF course, destroy the
individuality OF Spain. [ am tor
Spain ali the time. l have been battling
for the true Spanish rule. the rights OF
the Kings of Spain, and though l had to
succumb to brute force, yet hope to see
the right,ul heirs on the Spanish throne
a. no distant day" He also said that he
in ntsnded 70 remain in this country forty
DAYS longer, that he was on his way TO
Pbilsdelphis. and that be WAS pleased
with what be had seen of America.
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TIE Inteiiigeneer pays the SITTING
BULL Of the White House, who is man
aging Cover HAYES campaign for him,
this gushing tribute:

aging Cover HAYES campaign for him,
this gushing tribute:
aHe did not remove Casey, the collec-
tor of customs al New Orleans when
the whole country would have been
gratiied by his removal. He did not
squeleh Leet, Stocking s. Co., a. New
York, until alter their sqVelchlng was
clsmorously and long demanded by the
public there and elsewhere. He would
not remove Tom Murphy, the collector
Of New York, when there was
such vigorous outcry against
keeping him in office. He sp-
pointed Simmons 10 be collector at Bos-
ton when nobody IN Massachusetts
scarcely, save Ben Butler, wanted him
appointed He permitted his son Fred.
. new aedged second lieutenant from
Wes. Point, to be made lieutensni-col-
onel on Sheridan's staff, over the heads
of old officers, when the whole country
said that such an appointment was q
gross piece Of repotIsm- He appoint,
ed Boss Shepherd to high and re-
sponsible position in the government
ot the District of Columbia, when
the appointment WAS 80 VIGOROUSLY oten-
siye that the Senate would not confirm
1t. He appointed Fisher to be United
States Attorney for Delsware-s man OF
well known bad sntecedents-and WAS
compelled at last TO withdraw the
nomination. He kept Deleno IN his
cabinet when he ought 10 have been
turned out, and be tried TO have Will
lisms made Chief Justice Of the United
States in disregard of all the proprieties
of that high position
In this connection the seventeenth
plank of the Repu blican platform, which
Governor HAYES in his letter OF accept
snce so heartily endorses, furnishes IT,
teresting reading;
"!SeuentserIth-The national admins
tra,ion merits commentator for its hon.
orsble work in the management Of do
mestic and foreign affairs, and President
Grant deserves the continued hearty
gratitude OF the American people for his
patriotism and his eminent services IN
war and in peace"
In the language of the New York
Wor,I we remark that "wrth the Re-
publican platform lndorsing GRANTS
administration, the Republican candi-
date making up his letter of acceptance
by extracts out Of GRANTS messages,
and ZACaARIAH CHANDLER, of GRANT ;
cabinet, managing the canvass and die
tating cabinet appointments TO further it,
the hypocrites who are endeavoring to set
up HAYES As the champion Of reform
will have bard time of it,