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The Silk Trade.

PHILADELPHIA, August ls.-The ad-
vanced price in raw silk has caused a
rise in foreign imported articles. Yes
terday the organization of the new Silk
Association was announced with VIM.
Skinner OF Massachusetts IS President
and Franklin Allen, of the National
Society, rs Secretary. Something like
forty establishments are represented, or
seven-eighths OF the trade. A similar
movement Is spoken Of among the man
ufsc,urers of the highest grade, 70 secure
harmony Of action. A committee OF FIVE
appointed by the new association will re-
port in few days with reference more
particularly TO the sewing silk and ma
chime twist trade.
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A nloOSlS Duel.

LONDON, August Is.--A special 10 the
Standard from Paris reports that saw.
aye duel Lss been fought in Belgium, be-
tween NM. Pindy and Chsrdon, two
we'll known Communist refugees. The
weapons were sabres. One combstsnt
received six gsshes, and the other eight
The acsh WAS stricken from their faces,
and both tainted from loss of blood. Th.
cause Of the duel was thst the parties had
accused each other Of robb'ng the Com
fpuup
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THE PEOPLE WANT A CHANGE.

Mr.. Tburlow Weed writes 10 a friend
in San Francisco under the date of July
2Ath: ave go into the Presidential can
vass under great disadvantages. Here
all business is paralyzed. Tens OF
thousands of industrious men are out oil
employment. The Administration Is
weak, to say the least of IL.
The people want change"
Yes, the Republican party goes 'into
the Presidential canvass under great dis
advantages"
1t fosters and maintains corrupt Rev
enue Department.
1t fosters and protects corrupt Navy
Department.
1t declares "not guilty. War Secre-
tsry who has been impeached by a Demo-
cratic House, and who had confessed his
crimes.
1t fosters, encourages and honors such
men as CAMERON, BUTLER, CHANDLEE,
robson, "Boss'' SHEPHERD, BABcocK,
CASEY, ORTH, HARLAN and host OF
others like them.
II has fought in Congress against
Retrenchment and Reform at every step.
1t has attempted to restore the frank
ing privilege, bill for that purpose hsv-
ing passed the Republican Senate.
1t indorses the corrupt administration
OF GRANT, which is in fast the record OF
the party. And that Is enough TO con-
denim 1t beyond all help.
The election of HAYES and WHEELER
would be GRANT and his administration
continued"
Truly, 'the people want change"
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aewelina Ge9ister.
OemOCratiC Congressional
Convention.

MEETI NJ OF tn hEDEMOCRATlC
n Congressional Committee, OF the First
congressional district, held at Parkers'
,,,ry on the eth Of July, il was determined
,ohoIJ the Congressional Convention for
so,J district AT Parkersburg, on Wednes-
J,v. August 2si, lS7G, for the purpose oi
nominating candidate for Congress ana
,or such other business rs may come be-
,or the Convention.
Th. democratic and Conservative party
-, s,id district are requested to appoint
Ja,e,ates to said Convention, from the
ur,.rent counties composing the same,
q, Such time ant in such manner as 10
,nrm may ~cn best. q. u. CAMDEN,
-" ,'EIi Chairman.
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TEE Radicals of the Third district
have n hard time TO find n candidate to
PIT against JoHN f.. kENNA for Con-
yrrss. On Thursday they held their con-
vsniion nj Huntington, and nominated
J II. McLAIN, of Putnam, but he
subsequently, declined the empty honor;
snd n man named B. +. REDMOND, OF
Mason, has been substituted. 1t Is not
known whether ar not REDMOND will
stIck-nor does anybody seem t. know
that ANY such r"Is"n ~ REDMOND has an
adIrl "Aistrncr. lie certainly Is not
known hcy",l his neighborhood.
Two wears go. rhr Radicals of that dis
trl,t had tw" 80 Il,ruo candidates in sue
c,rsslon before the election came; and the
CANVASS closed by HEREFORD receiving
shout all the votes cast in the district.
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Murderoas A.aauIls.

ST. Louis, August ls.-A drunken,
worthless fellow named Archy, made 8
murderous assault upon highly resFecta-
BILE farmer named Joseph Parker. at
Warsaw, No, yesterday, and thrust q
large pocket knife into his srmpit, in
ficting a mortal wound. The citizens
threatened TO lynch Archy, and he was
placed under a strong guard.
&. NJ Brsdbay, who is in jail st Mar
shall, No. charged with forgery, at-
tackled Jailer Drummiller, yesterday,
with sn iron bar, and inflicted several
dangerous wounds upon his bead. Dur.
ing the assault, Drummiller put pistol
in Bradbay's abdomen, and il is though,
he will die.
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Officers Removed.

WASHINGTON, August lS.-The Pres
ident to-day, at the instance Of Republi-
can Congressman of Mississippi made
extensive changes of Federal officers in
that state including the marshal for the
southern district and the principal post
masters. These Congressman say that
new appointments will have the effect Of
reconciling all differing elements,
strengthen the party, with q prospect OF
securing the electoral vote for Hayes and
Wheeler.
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"THE people want change comes
tous from every quarter. Business is
para!yzcd. The industrious are idle.
Corruption runs riot with the people S
substance. Taxation is grinding. The
people want change. Things can't be
worse; they may be better.
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THE REPUBLICANS KILL THE
SCHOOL AMENDMENT.

For several years past the school ques'
tion has formed large share OF the stock
and trade of the Republican party. They
have talked about it in the newspapers,
and on the stump and in the pulpit. 1t
has been a sweet mOrsel for them, because
it served, a. they thought, to create re-,
ligious dissensions, and stir up hatred
toward the Roman Catholics. 1t was one
of the main issues in the Ohio election
last year, and was beyond doubt
a source of benefit to the Republi-
can candidate. Secret societies have
boen organized on this question, and
against the Democratic party, andmen
whose tongues were foul with vulgarily
and blasphemy, ana WHOSE breath was
loaded with the fumes Of bad whisky,
have been fearfully concerned about the
Bible in the schools. In fact, this ques-
tion appeared to be the popular one for
the Republican canvass, ard it looked
at one time rs though it was
TO take the place of the hideous "bloody
shirt" BLAINE took it up, like a keen
and practical demsgogue, and GRANT at
one time expected to make it the basis
for third term" 1t was no doubt
BLAINE's position on this question that
gave him such tremendous strength at
Clncinna
Well, now as to tho result. When
Congress met, BLAINE was foremost with
his school amendment, and as was proper
it was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee. In the meantime BLAINE was in
vestigated, was badly hurt by the testi-
mony, and was finally sun-struck one
day and Cincinnati-strutk on another
day. This gave MeRToN a chance to
raise the "bloodv Shirt" and he
has been Haunting it in the faces
of the people ever since. But
little was said by the Republicans about
the school question, as they were all the
time hoping that the Democrats would
refuse to report it, so that it could be
kept an ssue in the canvass. But about
two weeks ago the judiciary Committee
of the House reported the amendment,
and at once pressed ITS passage, and it did
pass, receiving the requisite two-third
vote. BLAINE's amendment as passed
by the Democratic House, reads as fol-
lows:
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The King Of Dahoney holds four
French IndIsns a. ho-,ngs. and thre.i-
en-, 70 kill them II the British Squsdron
fires up m the natives.
The Republicans Of the Third Kansas
district nominated Thomas A. Ryan for
Congress yesterday.
An ipcendiary FIRE ii Fort Wayne, last
night, destroyed John H. Cody q Col
asge works Los, $1,000 insurance
5000.
Tbe Michigan delegation OF Knight
o. Py,hias, numbering 400, psse!
through Bufslo. y. T. last night en-
route Tor the Centennial.
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democratic Congressional
Convention, .....

C,ECOND DISTRICT. A CONVENTION
- of Democrats and Conservatives OF the
s.c,nd Congressional district of West Nir-
GINA, will be held at Keyser, on Thurs
d,,. the 2ith day Of August. 1876. to
nominate a candidate for Representative
m the Forty-fitth Congress of the United
STATES, and the transaction of such other
nusiness as may come before II. IL is de-
s.ruble that there shall be a full represen-
rstion from the several counties comPos-
inc the district. B.F. MARTIN.
lug Wv WM. l.. WILSON,
ROBERT WHITE,
j. +. JOHNSON,
JAS. III. CARROLL,
opgl Committee.
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The Richie Press this week contains
y Centennial sermon, a Centennial his .
tory # Richie county, and an account
Of y trip of the editor to the Centennial
Exhibition. The only variety contained
III the paper is the announcement OF the
editor MS Centennial candidate for the
Office OF Prosecuting Attorney.
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The Calored MasODs.

COLUMBUS, August lS.-At to.dsy's
session Of the Grand Lodge of Co!ored
Mssons, the report of Grand Master
Vsudper, was read as follows: There
are forty. -four lodges in the state, with a
membership OF between l,2OO and 1900
During the year a number of new lodges
have been instituted.
The following grand officers were en-
tered and installed: Grand Master, w.
II. Psrsham, OF Cincinnati; Deputy
Grand Master, James A. Guy.
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rhe Coad TempIars.

LOUISVILLE, August ls.-A called
meeting of the executive conmittes y.
the Righ, Worthy Grand Lodgeof Good
Tsmpisrs. which was bTed for Indians
pJis on the I'd inst, has been changed
10 Louisville on the same day OF. secoant
Of the sudden and dangerous relapse d
Right Worthy GraDd Tempisr, V'ck-
man.
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Taking Leaye-

WASHINGTON, August ls.-There was
an unosusrly large crowd of visitors ai
the White House, this morning, among
them many Senators and kspresenta-
tives who called 70 take leave OF the
president
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Viii nHt.llnR.

NASHVILLE, August lS.-Ex-Gover-
nor Isham q. Harris, who wxs nomins-
Ted one of the Presidential electors for
the state a, large by The Democratic
Convention. against his earnest sad re-
peated protest, will publish in the A">y-
naH tomorrow, letter 70 the Erecu-
tive Committee, peremp.orily declining
the nomination.
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- Nxw YORK, August ls.-An agent OF
q truck line speaking Of the prolonged
railroad fight says the war must be stop
ped or We shall be ruined. We are los
ing on everypouni We carry west, ana
if the present rates are not advanced
when the busy season is at hand, it Will
still be worse.
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TO-DAY, for the first time, the Centen-
NAL Exhibition will be thrown open to
the public for 25 cents admission, instead
of so cents. The Phllsdelphia papers
have kept up q great hue and cry IN
favor of cheap admissions. The claim
rs, that there are thousands of mechanics,
working men, servants and Others, who
cannot afford to pay 80 cents to set into
the exhibition, and in addition lose the
price of their days labor; hence the
Commission have concluded TO adopt
25 cent admissions for the last two
Saturdays in each month. Whatever
may be said as 10 the ability of the
classes of people referred to to pay fifty
cents, there is no question as to the fact
that never in the history of shows, since
the days of old NoAH's menagerie, has
there been so much given for the money.
The visitor has ten hours, at five cents an
hour, of the grandest most instructive,
and NEST varied entertainment that
money and genius can supply tor the
qualification of man.
Whilst speaking on this subject we be-
lieve 1t proper 10 say that the citizens Of
West Virginia are justified in feeling a
fair degree OF pride in the showing made
bythis state at the exhibition. The i'd
vertisement givsa to our rich resources,
by the specimens shown and the printed
accounts Of their extent and the tempts-
tiors offered 10 investors will be like
bread cast upon the waters. After many
days, the one talent invested will be re-
turned increased ten-fold; yea, a hundred
fld.1 A. very, large number Of people
visit tho West Virginia headquarters
every day, and the liberal specimens OF
coal and the neatly prepared specimens
OF our native woods attract very general
attention and favorable comment
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French War Minister Asked 60 Ne.
stHn.

PARIS, August l8.--tlsnersl DeCss.
sey'S resignation wss requested by Pres
ident MscMshon to-day. This nction Is
construed to mean that tho Pssident
wishes his war ministry TO be no longer
subject 10 parliamentary vicissiludss, and
n change during recess, and the selection
of General Bsrthant, who is not mem.
her of Parliament, excites considerable
comment, particularly among Repubh-
cans
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Tn. saratoga convention.

NEW Yosk, August ls-One-half Of
the city delegation TO the Ssrstogs con-
ventiop, elected tonight are sntl-Corheli
men. The Reform Club sent full dele
CATION TO the convention, headed by John
A. Dix, but it is probable that they will
not be admitted.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw YORK, Aug. lS-MONEY-Clossd
easy al ll(@2 per cent. Prime msrcsn.
tile paper 3G14 per cent. Customs 70.
cripts $4,000 The Assistant Treas.
urer disburs.d SG9,OD Clearings $22,-
100000 Sterling hrm VI 4s7tG84S9.
GoLD-Weak, oponing At III and
closing nj llOi
EKSaESTs Strong FOR all issues
except G5's which nre weak on the prob.
ability OF placing = new 4 loan.
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ARTICLE NVI.

No state shall make any law respect
ing AN establishment OF religion, or pro.
hibiting the free exercise thereof; and no
money raised by taxation in any state for
the support Of public schools, or derived
from any public fund therefor, nor any
public lands devoted thereto, shall ever
he under the control of any religious sect
or denomination; nor shall any money
SO raised or lands so devoted be divided
between religious sects or denominations.
This article shall not vest, enlarge or
diminish legislative power IN the Con-
gress.
This amendment was promptly sent to
the Senate for concurrence. There it was
held until the closing hours ofthe session,
when it was reported, loaded down with
such amendments rs to practically de-
stroy the free school system and central
ize the power in the hands OF the Wash
ingt0n government, which the Radical
Senators knew could not pass; and thus
they refuse to take the school question
out of politics and settle it at once and
forever. This action convicts them
of insincerity and dcmagoguery; Of a
desire not to protect the schools from
any fancied or real danger, but TO use
the question to the real detriment OF the
schools for the manufacture of political
capital. But these political shysters
have been beaten. The Democrats met
the subject fairly and like men, and ois.
posed of it promptly and in time. The
Republicans have lost their patent of the
school question. Their rawlings upon this
subject at least are ended.
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RaIlroad Accident.

EVANSVILLE, August ls.-A mail
train was thrown irom the track Of the
1. &C. railroad, LAST night, near Fort
Branch. Engineer Shearer was Killed,
and fireman Patterson FItzsimmons hsd
his leg broken. No passengers were IN
jured.
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The Republicans of Monongalia eoun-
ty have nominated JAS. Il. McCLAsKEY
and John b. GRAY for House of Dele
gates.
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rkawanna and Western.

PHILADELPHIA, August ls.-Petro-
lsum-Quipt; refined C0l3lc; crude ~
6,Islc. Flour-Yirm; eytrs - 0Vs,
4 25; Wisconsin and Minnesota eItrs
family - O1Cays 80. WhsAt-Dull; rod
western 81 1901 10; amber u %; white
do. 81 Pa I IS. Rye-Westsrn u Coz.
Corn-Duil; yellow 59(560c; mi1sd
53,a55c. Osu--DuIl; western miisA
4OfS4ac. Bsrley-Unchanged. Whisky
Western 81 IL Buttsr-FRm:
v.tsrn d-u unchanged. Chose and
Eggs-Qaiet spd unchanged
NEW YcKx, Augpt ls.-Dry GcoL-
Msrke, very Active; stocks in first hands
very light. Cotton goods sre in fair re-
quest generally and steady. Gihghsm',
worsted., drs-s goods. shsvl,, skirts sni
hosiery are doing vel. Woo!sn gods TOR
,nen', wear are in irregular demand. y an
mel. and blankets quiet and steady. Silk
goods are advancing. The Baiis,s says
900 cases Of new dark Richmond PRINT
will be ,oId ., auction Thuradsy nett
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.Joss l.. SKBRILL and A. q. EASTMAN
are tho Democratic candidates for the
House of Delegates in Mason county.
Rth farmers and business men.
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The peather to-day mil be partly
ri.mig, NTH scestcriy 10 southerty ~snds,
ami sight change Of temperature.
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FoRElGN.-
THE EASTERN WAR.
Co.grasalstinx Prince MAS.


BELGRADE, August ls-Prince Milan
has received from several, if not from all
the Powers, congratulations upon the
birth ofaa heir, all of, which coptain' q.
pressions leaving no doubt in the mind OF
the Prince that the Powers are desrous
Of seeing an end Of the war, which is
dangerous to the general peace Of Europe.
The result Is Servia is willing 70 treat for
peace, but will not consent 70 the deposi.
ton of Prince Milan or the sacrifice of
any territory, nor will she submit 10 Tur-
kish administration.
The Servians are defending Milano-
yatz. II it falls the Turkish advance on
Belgrade and Semendnsc could not be
prevented. To-day the Turks attacked
the out-posts near Bieline aud were re-
pulsed. They attacked Drines army
on yesterday near Badovinatz
and We're repulsed with great loss. the
reports that the ServiSns were repulsed
on the Drina and at Banjo are pure IN
yentions.
Army.
LONDON, August ia correspon.
dent writing from Philipoppolis under
date of of August llth, says: The Con-
dition of the Turkish army Al Nish is
deplorable and starvation is threatening,
ss the country around does not afford
SUPPLIES of forage. Along the road be-
tween Nish and Sofia the villages are
sll abandoned. The army will soon he
Obliged 10 advance into Servian territory
for supplies, or retreat.
Through Che efforts OF Mr.. Schuyler,
Of the American legation, the release ol
sll prisoners except thos'::ln the first
category has been ordered.
LONDON, August 49, Prince Milan.
yesterday, gave audience to the Consuls
of SIX powers. Strong pressure was
brought to bear in favor OF peace or NH
srmistice, but this the Prince refused.
The report Is untrue that Belgrade Is
being prepared for siege.
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Negroes DroWaed.

Loss BRAscH, August ia small
boa, capsizsd near bers last evening,
containing four coIored people. All were
drowned
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RAILROAD BosDs-F Firm.

STATE SECUKITIEs Steady, except
Tenncss"cs, which are lower.
Sr0cks-Wrsk and lower, on the cir.
cula.ion of unioundci ruIno- Affecting
the standing of fnnncInl Institutions oi
high character and capitalists identified
with cuaI roads The decline ranged
from To u per cent, WITH the grestest
falling of Ia Michigan Central, New
Jersey Central and Delaware, Lacks
wanna and Western. In the lnsl sales
the market was stcadisr in tone. EI.
press stocks firm. Transactions ~ 900
shares, Of which 1900 were Western
Union, 1900 ~. Paul. 2l,O0 Lake
shore, 1900 Michigan Central. bO0
New Jersey Central aud 1900 Delaware,
I .,I wa~tnrn
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DEDICATION.

IA. new Church of the Isnm nruists
G1ae~ptIop win b. s,i. mniy. bleed and
dedIeaird bJ the Rt. Rev. John yosepa
R.in- u. ID. A discoupr suitable lDs the
o,rc.Aion viii De- delivered BY the ~. Hss.
Blshop. a. The ys.ns. .ry,s.' =; ~: :s.lm' = w..
istpfed. @
S'K.-M he yoves1os sryrsoe OteTe stA t~
as a.i,ai.ssos eha,gs n SHD cSsfs. 1h< pro.
o.er,s 20 D. apptaef 70 fAS p0rssesf y Ar deN
~. IL- n~.s ChsreA. Psrs0ns wishing " give
NOR. can do - st ths regular col,eciions.
axfy
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The Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, August lS.-This be-
ing the birthday OF the Emperor of Aus
Lria, the Austrian section in the main
Centennial building is handsomely deco
rated with flags of all nations and the
imperial standard. A concert is on the
programme, and music by ful band,
which began In that section at 10 O'Clock
and will continue throughout the day. A
number of formal ceremonies have taken
place. but this afternoon the members of
the Austrian Commission and invited
guests sit down to u banquet at which
speeches will be made by the most pro-
minent.
To-day, the Sovereign Grand, consist
ing of Illinois, will visit the Masonic
Temple, and this evening, IN full uni
form, assist in the eXempliication Of the
work, being welcomed by the commander
in-chlcf of Illinois, Bro. A. Robins, jr.
Tomorrow the guests leave for home.
Tomorrow the gates of the Centennial
grounds will be opened for the first time
on the reduced fare system, the general
admission being rs cents.
Actress Injured
Miss Anne Kemp Bowles, who, while
acting the part Of "Stslecta," al the Ma,
tional Theatre, fell from the suspended
car to the stage, on Wednesday night,
has sustained far more severe injuries
than was at first reported. He collar
bones were broken, rs we'll AS the shoul-
der blade.
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MORE beer than music is dispensed at
Gilmore's Garden in New York. The
bear is about As intoxicating Is the music
Silss Wright Dcetttle youngest son
Of sx Senator Boohttle, died yesterday.
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THE INDIANS.
Fails 10 Confirm =.

ST. PAUL, August ls.-Capt. Collins
of the 18th infantry, arrived at Bis
marck from TT. Buford last night He
fails to confirm the squsw report of the
recent battle between the Indians and
Terry's forces. Scouts from Terrys
columns, two days out, arrived at Bu-
ford on Monday evening. Couriers
who arrived of the supply department
at the mouth Of the Rosebud
river, on the llth inst, reports
that Terry's command went ahead
of General Crooks command. Early on
the 10th Crooks men were following
large Indian trail in the direction Of
Powder river, and upon short consul
tation of Generals Terry and Crook, the
commands were united, and proceeded
on the trail. General Crook was follow
ing the Fifth infantry, which was de-
tacned.