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sTkSLES kitted sixteen negroes aud
wounded fourteen in his last battle with
blacks on the shores OF lake in Central
Africa, as bavbarsusly named as its fisher
men arc imbruted, and YET the New York
Herald continues 10 blow about the Eve
Africans slaughtered by Gen. Butler and
others AZ Hamburg in South Carolina. !,
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DEsrrE the pioas appella,ion "God.
love- Mr.. Ortiz, after stealing about half a
million, was not deemed entirely Orthodox,
and Was forced 20 retire as the Radical
candidate Tor gnbernatorial honors aud one
Harrison Is substituted. Mr.. Hendricks is
moved by these and other facts to assert
everywhere that Tildsn viii sweep Indiana
bl twenty Thousand maiarlty. ,
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LATEST By TELEGRiPH,

Isnnrinl 10 AZ Drnocrnllo s..lesmlr,

L
BROWNSVILLE, Texas. August l4.--PuGsu-
ant to the-es,ll-ef- the Hon. stephen Powers.
chairman Of Tie Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Cameron county, the democracy, Of
said county assembled IN convention n the
court house. in Brownsville. on the evening
OF, August u, instant. The Hon. stephen
Powers called the meeting 10 order aud ex-
planned THAT the OBJECT thereof was for the
purpose of selecting delegates 10 the Demo
cratic Congressional Convention, 10 be held
at SAN Antonio on the first Of September
next, and TO adopt resolutions expressive Of
the sentiments Of the conVeniion and 70 trans
act such other business as might properly be
brought before il whereupon Mr. H. A.
Maltby was called 70 the chsir, and AR Louis
Rowalski and Mr.. :. "A i5rito were appoint
ed secretaries. ID
on motion, the chair appOiaffd lac follow
fng nanitd persons conliiiiti, On rceolu-
lions, tn-wiI, Hon stephen Powers. char
man, and Messrs. A. Giecke, Nm- seaman
g. 5. Sacb and E--M Campbell The com
mitiee retired to the committee room and IN
due time made, through ihcir chairman the
following report; Lf
Resoloed, That We adopt and approve the
platform adopted By the National Democratic
Convention AZ 81. Eo1is; that We adopt and
approve of the nonlinag % Samuel ]. Til
den and Thomas Al Hendricks, a. Rresidenl
and Vice President Of tlle Uni;sd s;ates. as
true opponents Of the TSincipies-of The Demo
cratic party. gE-l sasd 4 a}a
. hsselr1s. That sc haye gnsibniaisl1ed conf
denee in the ability. inIegrify. aHd patriotism
Of Hon Gustave Schieicher. orr Repjesslila-
tive IN Congress siaa on tm
a.fse-Otoad That the thank Of CHS comrnuui-
u, in Common with iaat 81 the RhoIc
frontier, are due Tic Hon. Gustave
Schleifher For the very suerexsfnI
manner-in 1xficil-lse his discharged his
uulies ~ behalf 81 ga oppressed and de-
sIsoBdent people. and IN sslsing DIR Hnfcrru-
nate border from N er pllit and tiea rIclion
by iawsezs predatory Izfsis q thieves saDsi
feBds. ss So sesss $500
Rep{ped. That or de.egates n The Con-
eressf0nal convetticz An \ sfuctes 70 tast he
sote of Cameron eolinty rs ls1Iuis and m IA,
yer q che Hen. GsssaFe seslsie ber - eur
choice Tor representative 10 Ceoefrss for Tie
n Il tsrm-
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LARGR numbers OF negroes are being
transferred 70 Louisiana, whore they can
do most good, from Alabama, where they
can avail no,hing in the presidential cleo
ton. But the civilized people ofthe Sou,h
are expected 10 love Hayes and his follow.
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DOMESTIC Nkws.

SAY FHAscIsco, August 1.-THE passep-
ger steamer Collins reports thai wbtn she
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Bunehes of black Spanish gnpes ifieen
incnes long aud six wide melt daily in the ca
pacious mouth Of the GnaGalupe Times
Hon. Tbos. A. Dryer is doing Dallas
after inspecting Philadelphia. and Apra-
nounces The former the mere wonderful
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GALVESTON, August, 15.-- Gold 1il@1f2.
Silver per cent. discount a par
Cotton steady sales IS bales middling
44e; low middling ll1sc; good ordinary
J9fc ~ e7t rfa
New YoRK, August Is, Cotton firm; sales
1860 halesj upIanqs II sd. Orleans l2JS
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ne senate a'ttourncG NJ : o clock.

Both houses mei al noon. sssss. sr
The situation of the school ,pmendment is
| as follows: Blainc's amendment was passed
! by the House; j was amended. in Die Senate
! by majority vote aud the question Bing 90
the proposed amendmeni II was rejected for
! the wanl Of saiwetAipis vote y rsgfi sa
The original resolution fails with the
amendments made by the Senate satd the
proposed amendment toaliie eopstitHion is
| rejected a tef tr
The Monday night session Of The Hpqse
continued TIL q O'Clock this In,nning. Most OF
( the time after midnight wis taken M IN dila-
! tory moiioBs aud manmuYers 10 prevent Cox
I from resuming his speech IN rcpiy 10 Klsron.
! At last, abe,if O'clock IN the n!dihfng. a
truce was effected D,.twetai tie opb0s ing
| forces, and an Opportunity ms af-
forded TO both Cox and kasson
10 mike due apology 10 The House.
and each other for the exhibitions Of any an
cry passion or The violation Of any llarliamen-
lary deeorum that they might. have been guil-
! ~ Of
Hewitt, of New York then took The floor.
and IN speech which was rapluTonsly hp-
/ pauded by has side OF the house. delcuded
I Governor Tilden from The assaults made
/ upon lim, ana eulOgi1et isifa> the sfautard-
bearer Of Ihe national Deraoeuiic Jnny.
The House. nonconcured in tie senate
an nfnien' 10 he bin AUTHORIZING ~, Pres.
deHt 70 mise 300 volunteers. The Senate
amendment proposes 10 raise cavalry conl-
( panies 70 a standard Of one hundred men. It
was shown BY the chairman Of the Military
Committee thai the recent army appropriation
| blll gives The President thai power, aad The
200 volunteers Was really an addition to the
/ provision Of the Senate Tie Conference
committee asked more. time 80 afslJ 81
/ NAsHISeToS, August 15.--Tbe Aaaas, 4, A.
tisiicai returns Of tie dcpsTtmeBt pf aario4ll
I iure sholT an Improvement Iii tie elffs.n eron
during July, bringing The general sas,fajtioI
nearly up 70 . fDli Average. suaii. tl,s.fe h
2 esecline from tie Jaiy lgures. souhl Gro
llna. Georgia, Alabama, Tex.is i fi,ef,sst s,,si
Tennessee slow an M rzofep,snt ,.nd
especially TenRefsse. I.cass ana nst.inisins boT
Jniy average North Caroliua. Fsori.ia a7nd
Mississippi have deeiineei. ia sqg,lss q 4 am
counties along the Missi<sippi river g.,,.sl
qfesfihs and excessive rsins have infured tie
piaHis- tie caterpillar also apfsafed AZ
ni.I.if roas points, Bot did little damage
The Pressaesf arrived 10 ~. e,f.,,nI A,
nosn al appropriation hiils signed. Tile
a,-ss.l c9 y PsFtY vote, agreed TO
-, pehe The consideration " I5sf. insiii and
DenESrfc xkws.
, 1876-07-01
TIE INVESTIGATIONS.
TIE RAILROAD INQUIRY POSTPONED.


WAsHlN 3ToN, D. G., juno 90.-Tho House
Commerce Committee this morning decided to
postpone tho Investigation Of the special freight
contracts Of the Pennsylvania Central aud
other companies until next December. It had
been suggested that the Committee should sit
during the recess, but Hopkins, the mover Of
the resolution opposed this, AZ he said tic un-
willingness manifested by the Committee to In
vest1gate tho subject showed that IN authority
to sit during tho recess would only cover sutr-
mer trip. The truth Is, that the Democratic
leaders layc advised that thls investigation be
not pressed now for tho reason that tho Demo-
Gratis do not wish to encounter the hostility
Of the railroads during the Presidential CAM
paign..
THB BLAINE 1NvEsT1d1T1oH.
The Judiciary Committee again postponed
what is known ns tue Blaine investigation until
July 10 next. This postponcmcnt was had upon
permit Him to be present. Tho witnesses,
Mu1ligan and Fisher, were granted leave ac-
cordfngly. It was not, however, made to ap-
pear that Mr.. Blaine could b6 present July 10,
and tho purpose OF the Dcmocrnts In po6tp0n-
Ing tho Investigation until that date, II they arc
to proceed With It this session at all isnotunder
stood. This postponemcnt relates to tho Union
Pacific $4,000 story. Tic Committee 1,as not
yet decided whether or not 10 proceed With tho
Investigation Of the Kansns Pacific matter, In
wl.ieh Joe Stewart and Green, Of Knnsns, ara
the principal witnesses. Mcanwl,ileJ Jos Stewart
and Green arc at loggerhcnta, and both talk Of
libel suits. Stewart consulted with Hiatt Car
pentcT this morning upon TINT subject.
, 1876-07-01
EDUCATIONAL.


AURORA, June 30.-Our public schools closed
on Wednesday for tho summer vacation, the c1-
animation throughout having proven very satis.
factory. Tho tenth annual Commencement OF
tho aurora High School occurred ut Coulter
Opcra.IIouso yesterday, when clasa Of ten
young ladies aud gentlemen acquitted them
selves moss crcdltably in tho graduation excr-
rises. Their names arc aa follows: John G.
Murphy, Kate II. Sexton, Jennie K. Bruce, Fred
B. Tabor, seyerlpe Rnltshauser, Frank ]: Ark
wright, May Edwards, Wilson Denney, NJ. Ella
Clarke, aud Calvert Il. Wh!te.
Powell, under whose able euperfntendence tho
schools Of tho East Division have nttaincd SO
high standard of excellence.
Tho Great Western Light Guard Band fur
nielcd music for the occasion.
The City-11all was thronged to Ito utmost CO.
pagity last evening, the OCCASION being the sev-
entil annual Commencement exercises Of tho
West Aurora u!gl, School, when Prof. Living
ston presented diplomas to sixteen graduates,
~ follows: Alollto Rooney, William Dumphy,
Anna Rcising. VIII r. Hobbs, Ida M. Andrus,
William II. Alca1lekcn, Eta Ferguson, John II.
Williams, May E. Bowen, Arthur Dyeknlan,
Jennie Knickefbocker, Frank Fickinsher, Ella
c., Palmer, Frank !. IIurd, Lizzie Petty, anl
Charles D. Frary. Their essays and oratious
wero admirably rendered. and tho teachers are
Justly proud Of the class Of 1876.
, 1876-07-01

WASHINGTON, D. G., juno 80.-Tha Chair ap-
pointed as now Conference Committee GU the
post-Oilsco Appropriation bill Mess1s. West,
Hamlln, and hiaxey.
Mr. Anthony introduced bill authorizing tho
Congressional Printer to continue tho work so-
quired by law in advance Of tho regular appso-
pr[atlon for printing for period Of sixty days.
Passed.
LII. Hamlin called up tho House bill to smend
the Revised Statutes providing = penalty for
mailing obscene books aud other matters there
10 contained, and prohibiting lottery circulars
from passing through tho malls.
Aftcr discussion, tho bill passed.
Mr. Morrill,, from tho Conference Committee
on the Legislative and Judiciary bill, reported
that the Committee had beeu unable to agree.
lis moyct that tho Senate insist Oh It's amend
inants to tho bill. and Aaked for new conferences,
lcndtny discussion tho EAsis laid before tho
Senate joint resolution which passed ths House
this morning, lp regard to apptopriattng une1.
pended b1lnncax for \ period n1t to exceed ten
day.. md II was referred 10 tho Committee o1 Ap-
rIopflstions-
Upon 1eas4smbi!ng, Mr. Morrill,. from ths Com.
Mittee On Appropriations reported back the bill
paSAed by thu Ilnuso this morning, 10 continue the
nne1penued balances 70 provide temporarily for
the t1penscs Of the Government for = period not
to eTcee1 ten days.
Aftss some discusaIan, the bill wa aa,sndsd and
agreed to IN fu1t4NA:
, 1876-07-01

.,,tt.v ia. b.An snr two ,aA,s ths
champion representative Of Oxford in The athletic
feat uf ''putttnE tho atonc," and tho two others
have peen 'e.o'ng g," eosnts .,"h, ,na ~ ~. o,hsr
member OF tho ohi'e1snJ eIsh', ~. snu sas o'ast
muscular Tu scholarship 1nd much consolation and
annnart msss IN thrssfsels.
shppo's ~ .1e'e e1',.. 49, .,. . ~. .,,.. ~.
LONG article on georas Sand, kecn1Y observes:
,,xAen Nina. nndeyant'e character h Impa,tsllY
masn % 0io - III, hs foraa ,hs II ~, IN n,ono,lon
ans'5sea. WV % vua saa - sna ~ ~, =,
socetation Of msuIlncss, that her influence MAS
great"
THIS New York Tint In an ooitaar3 notses o.
The 1ato Lonlse Hawthorne. my: while p1a5!as
~. .n.v fror, ,hs s,sro to hcr shs
tpH ,pnns way M. ,n1 feiI md broko her Ths
accident loft tracea Of dm1gusemenf on her face
eyer sftcr," >
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, 1876-07-01

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aa7 Atl!cus'ts-, Police statiua4.
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!an. snl mads oath that tho foregoing statement Il
"s'' '@''i nosEA d. powEs, Ja,tiso Of tho reaco.
, 1876-07-01

win you snd ny brother ofslcerS Your obtd!ent
tsghcd) II. r. YAnrAx.
Mr.. rnArr's nnrLY.
TaEAsuGr DxrAnTsENr, ixTznnAh NKvExus
4 sear !e!i:t q ;hi: az tendefas yoar 's.eas:
iratt tro you viii, .ineesa resrct on pefsonsi and
pab!tc grounds. Having besn eiosely connected
1th ns me olsisly for mo!e thar t';tse9 months,
a. sss "ssa &C. f s5 fe' pns ssssst ii s ns
sas eHilaestion d IL. .srslea ti,e di.eovcry of M
ing Of llislt itierIes, and energetic collection Of
il hesssy eo.opera.!on viii ths Secretary snd ~:
III: and M have relied with un.|!aken confidence in
.ha re.ults accomplished il largely .dao 70
.hs qualities havo enumerated, ana
in your ol}cia action. in pass.ng into Retirement
yo9 have my hearty sshes Tor your prosreri!y,
'ns ssss.s; s :gs'F' respect Very b'p B. yos st4 ssa'
~ comm!s.tonos Of 1nternai kesenao.
BLuroRp WILSON'S LRTTEK.
ps.g .h fsa
llesfn that yout o1ieiai connection viii the gov.
erntnent l. to eesss from :aay; ,no.n 70 di.re.
IL! i! the public service, Il tic se,as md even
s:s' 'i ssnss .
ysars spent ii Closest Contact Win yoa i mott
femarkablc campaign aeainst tho wh!tky, riny' and
os, stos e. ss";s e svl ess sssp Ta
were sct to pfotect aad putty gives ing risit L
yoar @ , pessopsi and otiela ehaiaetss You live ny
sntIre CONFIDENCE, tespsct and etatlnde. nnd carry
tStKned} BLuronD WILSON.
THE OTTER s1Dn.
This Is Yaryan's side Of this CONTROVERSY. The
friends Of tho President insist that Yaryan and
those with whom he l,as Eccn useoc!atcd give hls
removal greater prominence than It deserves.
They claini THAT Yaryan has been extra oltrIous;
that he las gono far beyond tlIe ll1ts u ~ y:
censor and spy upon the President himself, md
l,as sought t. elevate himself to tho injury ol
others. Nevertheless, tlle friends gf tise Presl
Is at thiA time political misfortune.
YARrAN's REMOVAL.
TO tht iftsfern dsfoCfasd FTs9.
WAs1ssr9s D. C ,' @Ms T. stntsd ts h5
sfefi't q te fse%s seoSa @ 's *fse sa 't o1s III
VI tho Special Agency Division Of the internal
Rcvcnu6 Dureauewas III procuring tic removal
Of u Special Agent rcco1nlacndsl by THO Prest
dsss = nun @ efnnled II T. tas r., W., Sad voss =; s
| Blufortl Wilson. Mr.. Ynsyan's attention
being callcd to this removal, lls assigned a:
the reason for 1t that tl'c Special Agent
Ind volunteered some testimony before uintst
Committee re1ecting on liir1. Tho President
Inquired Into this matter, and found that tue
witness was supmnacd to testify, md TINT aftc
stating liu knew. nothing Of Ills knowledge con
ccrnilig tho subject OF tic investigation, III
had been compelled by tho Committee to giyt
tho names Ut some persons who lad talked tt
him about It. The President then called Var
| replied LII substance: swell, thu innn talk
nbout mo on tho struet, and won't have ili1n Il
| the SERVICE" President Qrant thcrenpor tool
tho mnttor In Ills own hands, and ordered Yar
| yan's removal.
, 1876-07-01
OBITUARY.,

NHtl Uftls
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-Thc Hon. Jnmes
Lynd, ont Of The Associate Judges Of the Court
Of Common plcas, No, 8, died at quarter be-
fore 2 o'clock this morning at Ills late residence
on Woodland avenue, near Forty y-scyenth street.
Two OF ttlreo wcc!s ago he fell while leading a
valuable Durham heller about thu grounds sur-
rounding th house, bis finger being badly lacer-
atcd by tho cord attaehcd to tho animal. Al
though the injury did not appear to be serious
Mt frst It soon developed into symptoms Of
lockjaw, and resulted In bis death. Judge Lyndl
was native OF philadelphia, md WINS IS years Of
agc. The announcement Of his death was matlc
IN The Court to-day, and suitable action was
taken. 4 Bar meeting will be beld tomorrow.
NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-Commanlcr Chartca
4. Babcock, commanding tho iEon-c]ad Canon:
!cu:, died suddenly yesterday. Ho was buried
eludcd, by invitation, the Washington Artillery
and the Continental Guards.
, 1876-07-01

an Ashland Avenuo Residence Ransacked
at High Noon-Carture of the Burglars.
Ono Of tho bollest and most outlandlsh bur-
glaries OF the ycar was attempted ut high noon
yesterday at tho residence Of Mr.. Bennett, a
well-}nown lawyer, on tho corner Of Ashland
avenue md Harrison street. Tile house., a two
story brick, with stone trimmings, liko many
othors On Ashland avenue, ts finely Furnished,
aud ia rather exposed and open to the street.
AT about II o'clock the lady Of the house left
home for abort time, and, preparatory togo!ng,
locked up ali tho doors, but left some Of
tho stde Nindowa open. 6ho had not
gona more than u quarter Of milo from tho
corner, when four rouglrlooking fellows were
aeon to cross tho pratrie southwest Of tho resi-
dcncc, aud after accommodating about for soma
time they approached anu tried nearly every
outside door In tho house. Tie servant girl and
allttle boy In an aljoluing house, who had no
tlcad the approach Of the men, watched their
maneuyres until they entored, when they qul-
city bustcd themselves In alarming tho
nctghborhood, and soon had gathered about the
residence a score or moro Of residents in tho
vicinity, md also several policemen. Thoy
organized temporary vigilance COMMITTEES, and
sent thrco Of the boldcst into the house to de-
meud their surrender. All this was done With.
their Plunder ahd preparing tor thelr doparturso
received tho first !nt!matton Of thelr discovery.
One hid himself iua closet under tho stairs, while
hts three companions made good
their escape through an unguasl-
el passagewsy, and WeFo next seen
ecampcrtng over tho prairie in tho direction
from which they had come. The ylgtlAutcs gave
chase and succeeded 10 capturing one OF the
thieves; ! big brawny fellow that made stub
born defense which wa ent short BY . little
policeman and his club. The chase for the
other two persons was prolonged aud frlitless,
although almost every block In the southwest
postlon Of tho city was thoroughly searched by
Tic large crowd who turned out to tssist the
polica in eGectiDg the capture. The
fellow who had secretcd 'himself In tho
c!oset ,Was easlly disposed OF between
tWo policemen, aud, together with the one
caught on the prairie, Was looked up at the
Hlntnan Street Station, where they were rccog-
alzed as old crackamen, and members Of very
IL ieSss{igslion ftRi ut tho house which they had
4 70 boldly planned 70 rob showed that they had
1acked their game we'll. Jewelry, fine cloth
ng, mo1ey aud bonds estimated at from II 900
" gAa lay about IN tic pallors Of the house,
seaay tof speedy packing. During the short
n!ao tneg had rausAcke1 every room In the
!tflcture snd riael it Of al valuable contents
saa1 eoald be carried away. The police arc close
.aa ~ aae Hiacks Of tho entire gang, sud hope to
& '0spSe taen NY thls ,nornIug.
, 1876-07-01

Il
SOMETHING ABOUT mis- ENFoHcAp RESIGNATION
pnerfrf n{fn1frA IN T1A S7,fhn.s

snse1a, M.aatcs to ~. T.,snn. '"~ A4'S'
w.sr,s1roN TT n r. .frno ~ ." d''0s4s, .,.,,,
tion Of Yaryau, Chief Of tho Internal Reyeuue
A1ant. h.s ovrttcI ,onre .ttnnt;na IL no,,.io.1
sSu.o' uaa usa ee'.s a't.ut!on !" po1t's"'
circles, possloly moro tnan u deserves. MR.
YRrya11'a explanation Of the circumstances COLI
nectcd with hts rctirnation IA contntnod as
stated to your correspondent this evening, In
tbcsc wortls:
1h.., - t,vo ,,,.,,o.. ,,.n .r,,.,...s A.. 49,
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