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UfirA Races.

UTICA, Y. Y, August l7.-Over ten
thousand people were in attendance at
the races to-day. In the 2:32 class
Proctor and Frank sold at $50 each,
against $40 for the field, until after the
the first heat when Frank led a. 500 10
$50 for the field. Proctor broke badly
throughout and Frank won easily three
straight heats. Time 2:@2i, 2.2s, z:2oi
In the free for all Fullerton won
the pole, Goldsmith Maid second,
Bodins third. The scoring wss
outrageously bad, the fault Of Bodine'
driver. The Maid broke three times IN
the first heat and once in the second.
Lucille acted handsomely throughout.
Fullerton was very unsteady, losing
ground by breaking in the second and
third heats
Bodine sold for $50 and $50 70 $50 and
S4s acains, the field, the Maid barred.
Doble made no effort for fast time.
Summsry-Goldsmith Nsld, /, ], !;
Lucille Goiddus., 3, 2, ?; Bodine, 2, 3, u
Judge Fullerton, 4, 4, 4. Time, l:Si!r
los, l;42i, 2:lsl, 1884, l:0i, Ia"
2:lsi, :33, l:O7l, l:i6i, z:lei. Smugg'
lcr Is of taking a weeks rest.
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pie. The Turkish authorities are doing
nothing to restrain the Mohammedsns.
Armed Turks continue to commit acts OF
violence daily. The Christian inhabitants
are robbed if they go outside their vii.
lagos; women are assaulted and violated
every day, and the Turks drive away
their cattle and sell them. The suffering
of the Christian people is very great, and
immediate relief is needed. The same
correspondent says that 3, 900 men, women
and children were killed by the Turks
at Ollukkin. Children were carried
about impaled on bsyonets, and human
beings burned alive. At Bazsrdnk
1000 persons were killed, and bag full
of human heads were placed before the
House of Italian consulate, and left their
TO be eaten by dogs.
Prince MiIan's Manifcsto.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Standards
special from Belgrade states that the
war manifesto which was expected from
Prince Milan, Wednesday or Thursday,
has been suppressed.
1t Is reported that at meeting OF the
Council of ministers and the committe oil
Skuptschins, Wednesday, was decided
that a loan of 2,0O0,0oO ducats should be
issued in Russia.
1t is believed that very bad news has
been received from BaDjs. The details
are not vet known, but 1t may be consid'
cred as certain that the Turkish plan OF
campaign has been successful, and unless
Russia intervenes, the war will be over
before many days.
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MiIIOnen a New Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE Turk
ish Minister here has received the follow
ing from the Minister of Foreign Affairs
atConstantinople: A commission COM
rosed of sev,-a! ministers, high tunc-
tionaries, Mus. men and Christians, has
been established TO elaborate pro-
rrsmme of reform, according to the I'm
perial plan communicated to you by the
dispatch Of June 7th. The CONSTANT.
NOBLE Imperial Government has decided
to open q new inquiry about the ssser.
tions concerning the excesses attributed
to the irregular troops in Bulgaria. THIS
task has been assigned BY Blscque Bey,
director of the press, and to Iouyanteto
Ifendi, Bulgarian Counsellor OF State.
They have started, and will communi-
cate TO you the result Of their inquiries.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
M OUNDS DSVILLE.
RADICAL CONVENTION
Adopting Cincinnati Plat
form, Endorsing
Grant, &c.
Marked Dissatisfaction.
WHEELING, August II, 1876.

WHEELING, August II, 1876.
Special to the Register.
The Marshall County Republican
Convention organized with Hanson
Criswell Permanent Chairman, and j.
NJ. Turner Secretary. 1t endorsed the
Cincinnati platform and Parkersburg
resolutions entire; and then nominated
for President of the County Court, Col.
VIM. Alexander; Sheriff, Ii. w. Hunter;
Legislature, g. s. McBsdden and Wilson
Parriott; Prosecuting Attorney, j. +,
Hooten; Assessor, First district, G. Way
man; Second district, Jerry Mason;
Surveyor, Everett Criswell. There is
marked dissatisfaction with the ticket,
and the Democracy have never had a
better opportunity. and they are elated'
Mr.. Campbell, of the htcItjgsncer, and
Chancellor Kemple, addressed the con
vention. They are clever takers, but
failed to enthuse the party.
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MARSHALL REPUBLICANS.

Our Republicans friends in Marshall
county had stormy time in their con.
vention yesterday, we learn. They regard
the county as absolutely certain for them
that nomination is equivalent to an
election hence the squabbles for the
nominations are intensified. Feeling per-
fectly safe for success, without regard to
the character of the candidates set
up, they yesterday nominated a
ticket distinguished for its lack
of strength. In county where
one party for a series of years
maintains its supremacy by round major
tiles, nominating conventions degenerate
into disgraceful squabbles, and the can.
didstes are nominated from other con-
slderatlons than those which should con-
troll on such occasions.
The ticket nominated at Moundsville
yesterday, as reported to us, was: For
House of Delegates, 5. &. McFADDEN
and j. A. HOLIDAY; Sheriff, Ii. w. HUN
TER; Prosecuting Attorney, j. +.
HooTEN, of Cameron; County Judge,
VIM. ALEXANDER.
This ticket ought 10 be beaten.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-.

The New York Su, an independent
journal thus pithily sums up the doings
of the late Congress:
"a great deal of important work has
been pui through, under the demands OF
the House sustained by popular pressure,
IN the way of retrenchmsnt investigs-
tion, and the suppression OF corruption.
The House has relieved the country of
thirty millions Of taxation, has broken
up several infamous rings, has suppressed
a great deal of fraud, has driven Belknsp
from office, snd has shown up . mon
strous amount Of rascality. For the good
it has done, for the wrongs it has pre-
vented, for the crimes it has punished,
and for the exposures it has made, we
give it credit. Ii has hsd 10 struggle
with the Republican power in the Senate,
with the President in the White House
and with ali the combined forces oi
Grant. By the time the next session AS
sembles, we trust that Samuel j. Tilden
will be President elect"
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

j. S. Whittinglove, merchant, and
daughter, of Burlington, w. were
drowned, Wednesday, in Lake Cham
plsln.
The Scottish national memorial 10 the
late Prince Consort WAS unveiled yes
terday afternoon, al Edinburgh, by Her
Majesty, the Queen.
In reply to speeches made in the Eng
lish House of Commons lately, 10 the ei'
feet that Russia was stronger in 1888
than now, the Zaids shows that Russia IN
1854 bad An army Of 10000 men, and
now I,3i0,OOO is the peace armament and
2 5000 in times OF war.
S. B. Packard. Republican candidatt
for Governor of LouIsians, has challenged
General Nichols, the Democratic nomi
nee, to public discussion OF the issue'
involved IN the CANVAS.
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This ticket ought TO be beaten.

WE have received from the National
Democratic Committee copy of Senator
DAVIS searching and powerful expose Of
the condition of the Treasury Depart
ment, which is now in the hands Of the
CAMERoNs. We have already printed
in these columns lengthy extracts from
this speech, enough to show the ability,
industry and care exercised in its pre-
paration, and enough to show
that the labors of the investigat-
ing committees have but barely
begun. All the peculation, thieving and
corruption unesrthed so far put together
is but tithe of what will be found 10 eX-
list in the Treasury Department when
that can fully be investigated as it will
be next winter if Mr.. TILDEN is elected.
The National Committee paid the inde-
fatigable and intelligent labors of Sens-
tor DAVIS deserved compliment and
performed a real service to the people,
when they printed for free circulation
100 900 copies of the speech. We COM
mend it to the thoughtful perusal of the
people of West Virginia.
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IT il reported that Gen. GoFF declined

IT is reported that Gen. GoFF declined
accepting the nominatlun for Governor
until he got from CHANDLER an assur-
ance that he should have all the money
from the national corruption fund that
he desired, to aid his canvass. 1t Is
known that he and CHARLEY SCOTT, and
few others, have impressed GRANT and
CHANDLER with the idea that, with
plenty of money to corrupt voters, West
Virginia may be carried for HAYES and
Grantism; and $4,000 is named as the
sum pledged by CuANDLER for the.pur-
pose.
AS the Radical Committee OF this State
will literally have barrels OF money to
spend, we advise all who work for that
party to take liberal pay as they 60 along
Promises of official reward hereafter Will
not be honored. The Demo cracy will
distribute those little mementoes.
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THE"wild rumor" referred to in yester-
day mornings htetlyencer, which stated
that the wrong man had been nominated
by the Democrats for County Judge,
must have originated with some young
man who was out sowing his "wild oats. "
The story that Secretary FRANzHEIM
tally sheet on Judge was folnd in the
Court House won't hold together, as the
writer of this item got that identical
sheet, with all the rest ofthe proceedings.
st the adjournment oi the convention and
brought it away from the Court House.
And since that time We are sure the
paper has not returned to that venerable
temple of justice for it passed directly from
our hands to those of Mr.. FRANZHEIM,
where it can now be seen. And further,
a number of other gentlemen beside the
secretary kept that tally, and knew the
result to be just what Mr.. FRANzHEIM
announced it To be to the convention.
There was no mistake whatever.
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The House OF Congress Just adjourned
will be distinguished in the history OF this
country as the great Reform Congress.
In spite ofthe almost deadly struggle OF
the Republican Senate against reduc.
ton, the House succeeded in saving
thirtv.six millions Of dollars in its aP-
preparations; and by its vigorous inves-
tigatlons it has unearthed and exposed
more official corruption and fraud than
has ever before been discovered in the
century of the governments existence.
1t has succeeded in reforming many
abuses, notwithstanding the determined
opposition of tho Radical Senate; and
it has established higher tone and purer
morals in public places. When the full
history Of the achievements ofthls House
shall have been wrltten-achievements
won againstjthe stubborn and unwarrant-
ed interference by the President and
Cabinet, and the most unrelenting oppo-
sition of the Senate-lt will form bright
page indeed in the history of the govern
ment
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THE burdens of the peo-
pie must also be lightened
by Il great change in our
system Of public expenses.
The proAigate expenditure
which increased taxation
from S5 per Capita in 1860
to SIS in 1870 tells its own
story Of our need of fiscal
reformation. Hendrich s Let
ter.
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GoyERNMENTs-F
RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong.

STATE SECURITIES Quiet except Ten
nessees, which are better.
STocKs-Dull and lower, with the coal
shares. st. Paul and Michigan Central
notably weak Transactions about 65,OoO
shares, of which 1000 were Western
Union, 5000 Northwestern, l4,OOO St
Paul, 1000 Erie, l4,0OO Lake Shore, $500
Michigan Central and 5000 Delaware
Lsckawanna and Western.
The chief topic Of discussion in fnan'
cisl circles to-day was the proposed re-
sumption of rounding operations by the
Treasury Department.
The statement of st. Paul earnings
shows a reduction OF $4,000 for the
second week in August.
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The Colored MasOnS.

COLUMBUS, o., August l7.-At to,
day's session OF the Grand High Priests
Council of colored Mssons. the following
officers were elected. j. B. Underwood,
of Columbus, President; Mr.. Venne, OF
Detroit, Vice President; 6. II. Bailey ol
Cincinnati, Secretary; George Fields, o'
Toledo, Treasurer; J. L. Roland, OF In
disns, Chaplain; w. I. Boyd, Of C'eye'
land, Master; Samuel Clark, Of Cincin'
natl, Conductor; }. B. Tsylor, Of Colum'
bus, Herald; j. B. Blackburn, of Aenia
Steward
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RaiIroad Accident.

EVANSVILLE, August 1.-The express
train coming south this evening, when
about one mile north of Fort Brauch,
struck a cow and jumped the track, COM
pletely wrccking the engine and tender.
The rest of the train is of the track. but
not damaged. No passengers were IN
iured. Engineer Shearer was badly in
iured and has since died. The fireman,
John FitZsimmons, had one leg broken.
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NEW YORK, Aug. l7.-Cotton-Firm
at l2sc; futures steady; August IL ll-32
6l2!c; September II 8l-32(a l2c; Octo.
Der ili@il 29-32c; November ] ic; De-
cember ll1c; January II 3-32c. Flour
Firm; receipts 10000 barrels No.
2 81 7593 25; superfne western
and state SO COAL 20; common 10 good
"A 1904 60; good to choice - G5Cgs loi
white wheat extra s. 1907 10; extra
Ohio "a 3O(dy7 IS; st. LOUIS So 76ts8 30.
Rye Flour dull Corn Meal Western
81 GO(d,3 80. Wheat-In moderate de.
msnd; receipts $4,000 bushels; Michigan
ungraded 81 10; amber Tennessee VI 70;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 10; No. 2 in store
95c. Rye Quiet and unchanged Barley
and Malt-Nominal. COrn-rbe scarcity
of prime checks business; receipts l4G.-
600 bushels; western mixed bot and warm
5Ola.55c; mixed steamer graded 55(g5Ic.
Osts-Fairly active; receipts Zl,Oo
bushels: western mixed and state 3L(o1
43c. Hay and. Hops-Unchanged. Coffee
Firm and unchanged. Sugar-t2Aieti :
fair 10 good refining 9E99tc; prime 93c.
Molasses and Rice-Dull. Petroleum
Quiet; crude ll@lIic; refined l9c.
R0sin-QuIet. Turpentlhe-Firmer nj
29Ic. Eggs-Stesdy; western l@G@l6c.
Pork-Fmm at slS O0t97S 90 Besi-
Quiet: middles dull; western long clear
gIc; city lOc. Lsrd-Prime steam $40 40
Butter-Steady; western lSt925c. Cbee'e
Steady al Ste,9tc Whisky-UnsettIed
at 81 l2(9l Ut.
CHICAGO, August l7.-FIour-Qniet
and unchanged. Wheat Fairly active
and prices q shade higher; No. z Chicago
spring SjIc spot; soa5sic seller sep.
tember; s9ic seller October; No. . %
6.75Ic; rejected 6lGGllc. Corn Steady
No. Z i6Ic spot; 3iIc seller September
and October; rejected 46c. Oats--Firmi
! No. 2 Bic spot; 3Itc seller ssptstnbs,
rejected 25IS26c Rye-Steady st 52eI
| sc. Bsrley-Stesdy and unchanged
Pork-Dull, weak and lower al sl1 zoCa
,pot or seller September; $l4 8zt year
| Lard-DuIl At SO 30 spot: $40 47!Hs
10 so ,e,ler September: - 30 year
Bulk Mests-Quiet ard firm; 'hoalderl
eIc spot. Whi.ky-Yirm at 81 %
CrscIssATr, August l7.-Cotton-
Firm st III. Four-Quict and frn
Whea.-DuiI; white 81 coal IL Corr
Firm al sec. Oaa Dull st 3Ots i2c
Rye-S cpdy s. 57a5oc. Bsr!sy-DaI
nj SONns7c. Pork--Steady with sale
n SI7 80. Lard-DulI; steam $40 "a
! GI1 IS; kettle I2@I2tc. Bulk Neat
Steady; shoulder slc; clear rio At sc
clear SIC Baeon-Duli at 7isst@
lOEc. " Hhi.ky-Stsady g. 81 10. Butte
Dull and nominal.
Hog-Steady-Comnnon S IssS %
fair 70 good light 8 0oSs SI3; heav,
5ss6 sS7i.
BALTIMORE, August l7.-PIour-Qaie
and unchanged. WheAt-Dall; wstsrl
red 81 i2(s,l IL; amber 81 DOL z.
Corr-Pirrner At 59c. Osts--Duil NJ DFe
&c. gys-Pirm st 6StstSsc. Coffee
steady nj I4fts,l7ie. Whskey-Dail q
81 1s. Butter-firm at l1(slsc-
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GRANTS ARMY OF OFFICE
HOLDERS.

One of the reasons why the country Is
poor is that the party in power has been
Systematically plundering it to support
an army of useless otticeholders. The
following tsble shows how General
GRANT has stood by his friends, retainers
and relatives at the expense Of the whole
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THERE was splendid attendance at
the Central TILDEN Club rooms last
night. The large and elegant hall was
well filed, ard the audience was well
entertained by the speakers. General
regret was expressed that Mr.. hENNAs
prior engagements prevented his ap
n.srsnce there and an address from him.
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Mare Iroop. Wanted.

WAsHIsaros. August lL-Order'
have been issued from the WAr Depart
ment 70 hasten the recruiting of 2,IOp
additional men for cavalry regiments.
The principal recruiting station: sre st
ST. Louis, Chicago, Indianapolis, Buffalo
Boston and New York. Branch Offices
hsye been opened in several Western
ci,ies 70 secure the required Lumber as
soon rs possible.
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THE TRUTH.

In closing an article on the Presiden-
tial candidates the New lerk NaH says:
"TILpEN is An acute observer and re-
sourceful manager, II man of intellect
rather than sentiment, and sor. of n
person 10 boss the job when he has a
hand in it. HAYES will be run by CAM
ERoS, BLAINE, MORTON and CHANDLER,
stronger than he. TILDEN will run
the machine himself, and use other peo.
pie rather than suffer them to use him y
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Railroad Accident.

NASHVILLE, August IA freight
train collided with the Eastern bound
passenger train, on the Nashville and
Chattanooga road, near the Raccoon
mountain, at o'clock this afternoon
John Haynes, baggage-master, had one
leg broken and the other crushed, the
broken leg was amputated and he will
recover; }. Ii. Randall, express messen'
ger, was severely hurt about the head; u
boy stealing ride on the front OF the
baggage car was badly hurt; the baggage
car and both locomotives were badly
damaged.
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Mr.. EvARTs says that the Radlcal
roliticians would like to use him as .
candidate for Governor in New York,
and then slaughter him when they get
through with him. lie dosen't propose
4, take his that way, and leaves them to
,.,rr ont their own salvation.
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Consolidation Of Internal Revenue
nistrictS.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The fol-
lowin! consolidation of internal revenue
districts. among others, has been ordered
bv the President: The First and Third
districts in " est Virginia are conselidat-
ei and Isae II. Duval rtta ned.
Under this order thlrty.fye collectors
will be removed.
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General Uprising.

SAN Francisco, August l7.-Gover-
nor Villagerane of lower California tele'
graphs the Mexican Consul here, of a
genesal uprising of Indians along the
Colorado river and the adjoining coun'
try against the Mexicans. Gov. Wills
gerane is en- route to San Diego to pro.
cure arms and munitions. The situation
is critical,
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Strike Ended.

ST. LOUIS, August 1.-THE newsboys
strike on the Ecening Dispatch virtually
ended this evening, goodly number OF
the boys taking papers at the old rates
During the strike the paper was disposed
of through newsdealers at the regular
prices, and large part of the edition
was sold over the Office counter at the
full retail price.
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Letter Carriers Wages.

New YORK, August l7.-Superinten-
dent Gayler leaves tonight for Wash
ington with petition of twenty thou
sand citizens requesting that the salaries
OF the letter carriers be reinstated AT
$1,000 per year The petition Is en-
dorsed by Postmaster .Ismes, and will be
presented to Postmaster Tyner to-mor-
row.
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When General GRANT was made
President in 1869 there were 54,207
ofiiceholders. In 1875 there 94,ll9, and
now It is estimated that there are lO2, 900.
Every member of the Republican party
will soon have an office.
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OR old friend LAWRENCE, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the dis
,rrt over the river, intends making a
vigorous canvass. lie will speak twice y
dsy good portion of the time, until the
election. Mr.. LAwRENCE has a happy
faculty for that kind ofcampsigning, and
~. are mistaken if he don't lead DAN
FORD lively dance from this until the
lWh of October.
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Tue poStoflicc folks have shr

Tue PoStoflicc folks have shrewdly
hiled the only man in the Radical ranks
who stood the slightest chance of being
sheriff. When they drove our genial
friend BRITT 10 the highways and by.
ways to set men 10 certify to his COM
potency, rs the halt, the lame and the
blind attest the virtues of apuko or q
Purgstiye, they killed him rs dead rs
old death can make him. BRITT, that
hook WAS badly bsited and We wonder
at yog for biting.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, Aug. I7-MoNEY-Closed
easy at lI@2t per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 3G4 per cent Customs re-.
ceipts S40S,0OO The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed Sl9l,OO0. CIesrings &c.
OOOO0O. Sterling steady at 4s7t@is9.
GoLD-Steady at IL !@lllt. Carry
ing rates l@2 per cent. Borrowing Hat
at t@t per cent.
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Stearnh0at sold.

LOUISVILLE, August. 1.-The steamer
Thompson Dean, was sold here to-day AZ
auction for $4,000, to Captain John ID.
Adams. She will enter the Memphis
and New Orleans trade, and will be
commanded by w B. Miller. The
original cost OF the boat was S200,OO0.
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IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

Publishers of Democratic papers
throughout the State will confer favor
by sending their papers until the close
ot the campaign, to the headquarters oi
the Democratic State Executive Com
m,,tee, No. 1898 Market street, Wheel
ING. They will be kept on file for the
ipspection of our friends from all
Quarters.
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HEADQUARTERS OF STATE COM.
MIrTEE.

The Democratic State Executive Com
w;,,ee has established its headquarters a.
y, 1888 Market street, Wheeling, owe:
the Opera House drug store.
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FOREIGN.
THEE4sTERN WAX.
The ser,ian Invited 10 submit.

The Seryians Invited TO submit
CoxsTASTIscPLE, August T.-lhe
proclamation published today, inviting
ibs ServiAns 70 subm issiOn and Oasrlag
protection 70 those submitting, says: The
Turkish commanders are ordered 70 pro-
,ect all peacesbie Inhabitants.
Invited TO Leave the Country.
BELGRADE, August l7.-CorresPond-
ents vritiag uniriendly TO SerTis have
bsea invited 70 leave the country.
The Bulgarian Outrage~.
LONDON, August IA correspondent
of the DAILY gel5s, in letter dated Phil
lippopolr, August 9Th, says the Turkish
reuort OF oGtrAges on the BslgsrISns Is
,uch tissue of impudent falsehs>-ds that
il calls forth the protest OF Bsnns. oi
the British Legation, And Schuyler, oi
| the American Legation al Cohstaniiho-
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sneaker Kerr. Condition,

RocKBRIpGE ALUM SPRINGS VT,
August l6.-Mr. kerr's condition Is
about the same as last night, with no ap'
parent change for better or worse. DR..
Pope says bis condition Is highly critical.