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THE SOFT MONEY INDIANIANs.

IN no CASE WILL THEY SUPPORT THE DEMO-
CRATIC cANDIDArEs-PETER COOPER THEIR
MAN-THz STATE CAMPAIGN.
ISpIANAroLIs. July 23 1875.
The chairman Of the Independent Greenback State
Central Committee denies tho report which from
Washington the effect that tha greenback party Of
Indiana will support Tilden and Hendricks in case tho
House repeas tho Resumption act, and says that in
event Will tho Independents OF Indiana support the
democratic ticket either State national The ndc
pcndcnts will stand by Peter Cooper and their own
State ticket at all hazards believing that they
carry the State Tho committee has called State
Convention Tor August IL, to take position on tho
silver question and will declare that tho state Lcgisla
turc las the right make all the silver coins Of tho
United States full legal tender, without limit to
amount and will make that question a test The
election OF members Tor the next General Assembly
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WIFE MURDER.

THE HUSBAND ACCIDENTALLY KILLED WHILE
ATTEMPTING TO ESCAPE.
BosroS, July %, 1915.
Patrick Ford who resided at No. 81 Cooper street,
killed his wife, Gertrude NJ Ford, with an axe about
eight O'Clock might, and afterward in attempting to
escape arrest, jumped from the root OF
the house, and received injuries from which
died In thirty MINUTES He Is supposed
to have been actuated by jealousy he claimed that
his wife had been unfaithiul The woman was terribly
about the face neck and breast and died about two
hours after being discovered by the officers who
entered the house being attracted by her screams
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WORK AT THE COAL MINES.

4 SPEEDY DISSOLUTION OF THE COAL CoMBINA-
TIoN PREDICTED
SCRANTON, Pa, July %, 1876.
Work will be resumed at all tho mines in this region
TO- morrow The individual operators have received
notice this effect from the Delaware, Laekawanna
and Western Railroad Company and II expected that
the other companies will follow their example.
The Morning Republican OF Saturday, speaking au.
thoritavcly the subject predicts the speedy dssos
luton OF tho coal combination and thinks It's breaking
up would be followed with good results for tho manu-
featuring and mining interests OF the couztry
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LONG BRANCH.

AN UNDERTAKEN DRowNED-A GRAND SACRED
CONCERT.
Long BRAycH, n. j., July %, 1876.
Borden Morris undertaken of the village, was
drowned while bathing this morning. He attempted
to swim to the steamboat Fletcher, mile from
Shore but becoming exhausted, sank before aid could
reach him. His BODY washed ashore later in the
day
grand sacred concert was gwen by the Leands
this evening 10 the visitors Fully 1000 persons were
present the lawn OF the Ocean HotcL Wagner's
chestra furnished the music.
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RON OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT

WAsaNGTox, July %, 1870
A.; INTERESTING CONTESTED ELECTION CASE
TAcrs BgvoUE TIE coMMIrTEE-A SOFT
uoSsg DEMOCRATS SEAT ~ DANCER.
An important ercon casc to come before tho
uonsc p4ousby within lwo or three days namely.
taai OF lav sgsnss Goode rom the Second district Of
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GILMoRE's oARDEN-v1s1r OF DON CARLOS AN1

GILMoREs oABDEN-vIsIr OF DON CARLOS AN1
The largest house Of the season. not excepting even
tho occasion when the Emperor Empress OF Brazl
nonored tho garden with their presence greeted Mr.
s Gilmore last night when he mounted ,he conductors
stand and gave the signal for tho opening Of very
delightful concert His Spanish Highness Don
Carlos, accompanied by his suite, General velasco,
Count Ponce do Leon and viscount Montserrat were
present which, together with the grateful atmosphere
may account for the very large attendance At tho
entrance of the royal party the band struck up q
Spanish march One Of the summer houses adorned
with the Spanish flag, and to it the distinguished
of unusual attractions, RS may be from
the entrance OF His Royal Highness. Don Carlos and
suite; overture, Staoat Mater Rossnii Barcaroe,
mFishered Lange;; cornet solo Seventh sew, Ar
turc, civilian Tell" Rossln; grand ARIA, from
..Ernan," verdi-Mme Eugene pappenhe,m.
Mr. J. Levy. Part 3--Prayer, from "Moses in
Egypt" Rossini-Young Apollo Club. Reverie for
Saxophonc Savari-Mr. 4. A. Lefcbre. Fest March,
Tanphauser, Wagner
Nine Pappenhclm was enthusiastically recalled after
''Ernani Invoami," and responded with character
stic Spanish song. Levy fairly eclipsed himself on
this occasion and gained four encores. HIS playing OF
the air and variations BY Proch is the most marvellous
exhibition ot power ever shown by a cornct
player The Young Apollo Club are gaining deserved
popularity every evening by their singing
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
The Lisa Weber London Burlesque Troupe are still
playing at Foxs Theatre. Philadelphia
Mr. Dacre Badi very popular mountebank IN
"Belphegor'' at Barrow n Furness on June 26.
sour Boys" is having extraordinary run at thu
Chestnut Street Theatre, Phladelphis 1t is proving
even successful upon its revival for the summer
season than when IL first produced last winter
Mr. p s. Gilmore has succeeded in bringing to-
gcher at Gilmore's Garden the best military band IN
America bu, 1t will take n long timc before Mr.. GIL.
more's band attans the standard OF proficiency Of
the '.crack" bands Of Austria, France England.
yesterday morning the Australia. The company
consists ty Italian coryphees, Sg Ernesto Masca.
quo male dancer; Mile. Malvina Baroletti, prcmiero
danseuse; the three Paadino, Mile. Guiseppna
Mascarina Mile. Lmsa Stikel, Mile. Odeo Bcsesti and
several others who second dancers. They hail from
Milan and were engaged for Lord Byron's play Of
sardanapalus," by Mr. Henry D. Palmer in that city,
OF this woek.
sThe Lucky Star" produced for the nrst time in this
country at the Kiraliys' Alhambra, Philadelphia last
Thursday night is a melodrama founded upon the ro-
mantle adventures OF Prince Henri Of Navarro, when
he went In disguise to the court OF Charles TX. Tho
age in merit, and the scenery, costumes, ballet and
other render the performances atrac
tive one especially tho garden upon which the
Alhambra opens makes it the coolest theatre in Q
very hot city
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THE LIGHTNING AND THE RAIN

NEWPORT R. l., July 90, 1876.
This vicinity was visited by unusually heavy but
needed rain to day, We have had of any
count for eight weeks. house at jamestown, across
the bay from this place. owned by Mrs. Susan c.
Clarke struck by lightning and damaged to the
of 5000 The occupants at breakfast and the
lightning passed within two feet OF them.
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from Cairo to investigate the judicial troubles declared
that the Khcdive had referred the dspute with the
courts to ali the Powers who parties TO the judi
cia reforms, and accepts their decision beforehand.
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HEAVY THUNDER STORM IN NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July %, 1876.
very severe thunder storm prevailed here this
morning from four O'Clock until seven, and was re-
newed ut eleven O'Clock The lightning struck in
era places, but did little damage The RAIN which
much needed tell TO the depth Of two and quarter
inches
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A YOUNG LADY DROWNED.

Sarah Stevens, aged eighteen years, OF No 17s
Monroe street. drowned last night at pier SO East
River wh,c in a rowboat with q youeg man named
Thomas Cody by tho boat capsizing The body was
not recovered.
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SPAIN.

A NEW MINISTER OF FINANCE APPOINTED.
LONDON. July "a 1876
The Times Madrid special says that Schor kduayon H.
Civil Governor OF Madrid. has been appointed Minister
Of Finance. in place Of schor salayerra The appoint
ment popular one.
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VIOLENT THUNDER STORM AT NORWICH.

NORWICH, July Conn, 23 1876
Lightning struck in several places in this city to-day,
doing considerable damage. There violent rain
storm here to-day, being the first in six weeks.
Tho rainfall Is about four inches
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EGYPT.

eaE KHED1vE HEFEEs THE JuDrcIlr DISPUTE
TO FOREIGN POWERS
ALEXANDRIA, July %, 1875.
The kias.er OF Justice, who arrived here ycstcrlay
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COD FISHERY.

Bosrox, Mass, July "a, 1875
The Newfoundland cod fishery promises average
CATCH Favorable reports have been received iron
Labrador and tho straits Of Belle Isle
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A YOUNG LADY KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

NASHUA. N. H.. July %, 1876
The residence Of William Wilson, at Ayers Junction
was struck by lightning this morning and his daughter
seven teen years Of age killed in bed
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A-BENNETr BUILDING.
LfD sDDnnR

fIREPROOr
LOCATED ON NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON Sr4
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES.
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
A-iNTELLIGENT PERSONS USE THE EFFECTIVE
silk ELAsric rEuss sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COM.
PANY, 6s3 Broadway.
BUCHAN's DISINFECrING SOAPS swEETEN
houses destroy vermin and rid dogs OF eas 81 John st.
CRISTADOR0'S HAIR DYE ACCOMPLISHES ITS
work spenddy instantly safely wholesale and retail ~
John 81.
JUST THE THING FOR CIGARETTE OR PIPE
suRBRUG's GOLDEN scErrRE TosAcco. Depot ISL Fub
ton ST.
KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
The very six for Sc be finished easily hem
ming . handkerchief 37i Broadway and 92l Arch o..
Philsdclpnia
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Total SO, 17Z 900
Among the surveys authorized the following
Tonawanda Harbor, New York. the east branch Of
the Niagara River, at the mouth of Tonawanda Creek
aud extending north and south thereirom; Sacketts
Harbor New York, harbor at whitehall, at the south
cna Lake Champain, to procure twelve feet OF waer
Cohasset Harbor Gloucester Harbor and Man. War
shoal Massachusetts, that portion OF tho Monongahcla
and Allegheny rivers lying within and along the boun
dares Of tho city OF P,sburg and providing that
that portion OF said shall be under direction
of the engineer in charge OF the Ohio River Delaware
River near Cherry Island fats and tho Delaware
River, between Petty's and Smiths Islands.
THE NEW POSTAL LAw-RATEs OF POSTAGE ON
THIRD GLASS MATTER
The Post once Department has officially advised
tmasscrs Of the enactment OF the Post once Appro
priaton bill, which became law the 18th of July
from which time IL took effect All printed matter Of
the third class. except unscaIcd CIRCULARS ad
mtted TO and transmitted in the mails at the rate Of
one cent for every fractional part thereof
and one cent for each additional frac-
,ional part thereof and the sender of any article
the third class OF mail matter may write his or he
namo or address thereon or on the outside thereof
with the word .'irom" above preceding the same,
or may write briefly PRINT any package the
ber aad name Of the articles enclosed. Tho former
rates on the third class matter are thus restored
BRITISH AND IRISH EXPORTS.
The statement OF the Chief Of tho Bureau Of sta,is
tics that the Of exports Of principal
articles Of British and IRISH produce aud manufactures
to the United States during the six months ending
juno 30, 1876, 500. zoe, 725 compared with
slss, ISL for the corresponding onths in ls7A
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The following record VIII show the changes In the
Temperature for the past tweny-olr hours IA CON-
narson with the sponltn- date OF as year as ~
dlca.cl by The therm meter az hgdna.'s pharmacy,
hrRALp Buiiiina:-
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND BURNED
BosroS, July % 1876.
A barn belonging to Samuel o. Parmenter, at Sud-
bury, Mass, struck by lightning this afternoon
and burned together with several Of hay horse,
wagons, farming implements, &c.
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DEMOLISHED AND MAN KILLED BY

BUILDING DEMOLISHED AND MAN KILLED BY
THE LIGHTNING.
MARTHA's VINEYARD, Mass. July 23 1876.
During q severe thunderstorm which visited the
island to-day a building the Highland promenade
was struck BY lightning and demolished and Charles
F. Chase, of Central Falls r. l., standing in the door,
was instantly killed.
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RESIDENCE STRUCK by LIGHTNING.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July 90, 1875
T. A. Thayer's residence at East Hampton was struck
by lightning this morning and burned The loss is
81, 600; insured for s., 200
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON. July o3 1876.
THE RIVER AND HARDoR APPROPRIATIONS
CONDITION OF THE BILL IN THE SENATE
THE MORE IMPORTANT ITEMS APPROPRIATED.
Tho Senate having voted down all substitutes for tho
River and Harbor Appropriation bill the House BILL as
amended by the Senate will undoubtedly be passed rs
large majority OF the Senate is in favor of the bill in
its amended shape Tho substitute OF Mr.. Edmunds
appropriatng $4Ooo.Ooo for the Improvement
Of rivors and harbors, to bo expended under
the direction Of the Secretary Of War, was de-
featcd by vote Of II yeas to 20 nays, ana his
second substitute increasing the amount to S. 500 OOO
to be expended in the manner, was defeated by
vote of % to l6 He then moved to recommt the bill
to the Committee Appropriations with instructions
TO report a bill amended as to appropriate, in the
aggregate S5 O0O be expended at points OF the
most importance mentioned in the BILL and
this was also defeated by a vote OF rs nays
TO IA yeas, showing the determination OF the Senate
to pass the House bill with the Senate amendments
The question is upon the Senates agreeing to the
amendments made In Committee OF the Whole, and
should Mr. Edmunds who has fought the bill step by
sep press his demand for yea and nay vote every
one Of tho amendments, there being large number,
the bill will not be passed without further trouble. The
bill as it came to the Senate, appropriated
s5 s72 $50: and, as amended, 1t approprates
So 159. Ola, or 36Sb, more tuau WAS aPpEoPEi-
ated by tho House bill The Senate Com.
mittee on Appropriations reported amendments
striking out seventy Items from the House bill,
and also amendments increasing the amounts in that
bill in thirty seven instances and decreasing the
amounts in twenty six instances; but the Senate
stored all the appropriations stricken out and agreed
to all amendments increasing amounts and providing
for new work. thus increasing the total amount
of the bill as above mentioned The Senate,
having refused to sustain the Committee on
Appropriations IN striking out the seventy-six
items from tho House BILL those provisions cannot bc
considered by the conference mtes as they stand
In the bill just it came from the House, and there.
FORE are not subjects for conference; but the other
amendments increasing amounts providing for new
work are thus subject The total amount of the bill
NAV be reduced TO the extent OF a few hundred thou
sand dollars when It escapes the conference but 1t s
the general impression that the Rvcr and Harbor bill
this year will appropriate over 50. 100000
Among the most important items In the bill, as IL
now stands are the following
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FURTHER ACCOUNT OF THE SUCCESS OF THE

LONDON, July "a, 1876.
The Standards SPECIAL despatch from Paris, dated
Sunday evening" says the city OF Paris loan has been
covered seventy times over Paris alone subscribed
nifty times the required sum.
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FRANCE.

3HE PARIS LoAN-FIFTY-FoUE TIMES THE
AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED.
PARIS, July 80 1876
The subscriptions to the city Of Paris loan
Afy -four times the required sum.
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Significant Proclamation of Russian
Slav Society,"
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lS7i 1873

Average Temperature yesterday ............... -
Average temperature iur CORES snunding date llu
...............
TIE YALE ~DCa.
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bEVEKE TdUNDEbS IUHM AT LOWTlIsL, MASS.
LOWELL, Mass, July %, 1876.
There a severe thunderstorm in this section this
morning At Aver, child in bed struck by light
ming and killed.
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The Two Emperors Said to Have
Come to an Agreement.
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Transpsrencics Ac. old headquarters.
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POLITICAL NET WORK BANNERS.-PRGCES
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IL.
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NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
The Turks Claim a Victory Over
the Montenegrins.

THE SALZBURG MEETING
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NEW AND BRILLIANT MUSIC C-'TILDBu ANn
~ Hendricks Grand March" Adams CO. "NssionM ke
Grand March, strandssrF. ZOO Hurrah for Hayss and
Wheser campaign song. Ludda, 4Uc. All Of the abovQ
have splendid picture e what Are Yen Thinkine ef a
ssong) W. Basafcrd. 4oc; polo 0alop." 0csrdeisr q
Mack With beautiful picture title. 40a Ks Ne and Csl
sosD co.. ss7 prosdx.y: srs1sS SsssS - ns,ss =
sauars, New Yosk.
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The Yale foar-oarcl crew are in framing here
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AT SALZBCRG.
PARIS, July 90, 1875
The rumor that emperor William had formed at
Balzburg an unfavorable opinion relative to the main
tenance of the peace Of Europe is denied. In well
Informed circles it is asserted that tho Emperors
changed the most pacific assurances their confer
ance
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NOTICE

u ARTIES HAVING PIPES ON THEIR
L premises. from the Water Works, will be
held responsible for wator taken theretrom
without written uermisson of the superintend-
ent. W. W. MCCOY, Proprietor.
Gro. +. BLISS, Superintendent.
mar7-30d
, 1876-05-29
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uno beS GaSptfben MeereS.

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beS Gue5s@anal8 ourd) Serrn bon QeiiepS ais
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unb 10 Die Berbinouns 3pil1en beiDeu berse.
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ttefer liegt ais Der Naiieripiesel beS S1par.
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, 1876-05-29

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rein aItes SabrSerg mar, oas ldnga anger
Osnit bdtte selteut meroeu ioQen" uro eta
lpdtersr Ssri6t o%tlielbtn Slattes iast: y@.ne
Sabrlaiistsit bes 3ei3ers lie9t wobl niAt
| Dor, rpohl uber ut bic Shulo oil benz uu'
glide Der iAlsdt,n 8eparalur oes biinreu
&eliels SuaulAreiben." Die 8eb.)
, 1876-05-29

batten 10 iibertriebtne 8reiIe, bab fe nit oer
Gnts1ehuns Der @on5eiiion bebrobt muroen.
So1entltb tpirb man BON nun an n~irqenbs
i1ebr fir Elm 3enerden Suppe 40 Gts. be.
loblen miiien, ober ebeniopiel fir cine Eafie
&aTee, mte OaS porfam. Die arrnen Retau.
rateure flagen bitten bariiber, Dab man ibneu
oer Sonrltag nimmt. Daran t0nuen iid
lpater nod sini9e 6oroerunsen auf S6aoeu'
eriae reiben.
Der Seinf BON a1stpdrts par md6ta, unb
ote 8teien'9otel rings I'm oas Centennial
eatten ntdt lie 2auieuoe, %iOnoern MIR einise
9unoerte bon @6len, uno ganSe @daarsn
Don &o6en uno &elnern ipuroen entlalien,
unb bic Preiie Der Saupt. Sotels in Der Stact
muroen ~berabgeiett. Die Turht Dor Dtans
gel an urterfommen mar bis iett unbesriin.
bet ; aud bic Sransportmittel BON uno nad)
Der IuSltelnn9 Don anSndrts urb fir Bbilas
oelpbta relften aus sllr @eniige.
SdlteBlt6 baben Die Gommiiioners nod
cine Netbe BON &eformen Der Terwattuna
beratben, aber Die Sonntassfrase mar ni6t
oa5niid]eu.