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FISHER.


A s1aNlr1cAHr LETTER rnon pJ.uFoHp WILSON
"a rLor TO DEFEAT THE ENDS or JUSTICE.
WAsu1AnroN, Aug. 4L-1u view of thu cur
reut statement tlIat oIlG Of the causes OF Exec
utiyc opposition to Mr. Jewell WIS an interfer-
cnce to prevent thu confirmation Of George L.
Fisher a. United statcs District Attorney for
Delaware, The following letter, received by t.a
Judiciary Committee Of the Senate, Is both sls-
niacant and interesting:
DEPARTMENT or Juar1cC, OpPscE oT TIE Aoilc-
5S"s 1TSx g. fs oe Ill., gss,gs Haana, ~
CAdir,aon judiciary GonnaI&t<<, f'nutd Stutes
s<nass1l,EaM SIN; A. one a'nons .hf & let At asts Of
deem il ny daty to urte yon will reference 10 the
~ IT, ss nf ,'l M Ess w@n{ "
queut oprortunsyto test:.lis calcltniy ~ pEtte-
ftng e5 II M aas M su
prorerly discharge biz duties therein Was the chief
ground upou which the ste Secretary Of the Trcaa.
Jewei In urging tho President 10 resnosc hin, fren
olce. In many oshet cases. and generally IN ref
esence To Ill other busnens te.t him from this
oAicc found him negligent and indifferent tu the
interests Of the 0o-sFan'enl-
wish, however. 70 direct JDnr sprstai 4ttentfoh
to the faet .s QUO Nolan, lately colect"r ot cns.
Office 1t tia Instance nj lhe !Ate SECRETARY of the
Trehsuy.. NJ. 1lr,atow, for lie cmbe1zlencnt Of
IN tie ale Of certan foreign iquors upon
thu coayt Of Delaware. Thnsc goods were sold under
No!an'E direction for this c1stont datteA, sud this
tho TrensurJ, wcsu by him converted to bis own
nso and rtpor made u the tnat!er for over two
yctrs. When. accidenta'ly, tue attention u tie
make, aud admitted the unlawful conyerhlon OF thu
MONEY. lie now under indictment for tha cn'
It has been taid. and by gentleman from Della.
, 1876-08-14

A. DUEr. IN TIE BLACK HILLS.

A. DUEr. IN THE BLACK HILLS.
Cnryvxt~nh+n1& ~. Luts Htaat. .jasBptf1f.
DgApw0up ClTT. bLAck 1lu.ta. July n2.-Crook
City has Ind ita rst murder, It having l,een The r..
sblt Of A desperate aud delberatu duel which took
place there Iaat Ia e*dny, batwcen Inncs shannnn
and Tto,nax Moore, 18th from tho Missouri River.
II Asctua that Atoota owed Shannon so, which tho
latter llnd been In vain eudeavorIny tn collect,
either on nceuMnt Ut Me0sc'a unwil1inEnc.s or In
ability 10 pay IL. When Shannon found that Moore
would not pay him he hrgan to pitch into biz, with
h4 heir. M',nte suMnrkrd thai lie +" dlfne light
wa. = hrc{ed." Moore sa,d he ~as noi, bnt woail
heel" hlnee1f In very short tttoe, Shannon
tt,td him ~ 70 nnd do 70. 1nd he would Hnt fnf
httn Monre wentto camp' nni in u few r0otnentn
ra,nt luck armed with 4 riffs. Shannon await
ing hin, with rcvoiser In hand; Mo1tc then
suid no. md sscut off tO camp fot Ma ri1e. When
he rctusnr with tic rife he told Muore that now
tr wnn ready. ana eakcd Him tafooral II hc was
leatty. honse n,ade NO teplJ. nnI Shahnun re-
prated the qness!un - Are you rcadyr Moufe re.
n!u,ucd silent st. md shsnnou ratscd biz rifle to
e.n'a aim. The weap1ns were discharged aiInort
simultaneously ant Shannon fell dead resccd
through the head. Moore had very n1rraw escape.
the bullet having n!iaost graxel tho Top Ut his
head. ....
'The ncw. of the affair rp,ead through the whole
camp INT. special Sheriff md Cosoucf were n.
pointed to hold an lnTucst nh ahannnn's body !.
Tmclvc rocn we're GOTTEN turethsr IL 4 Jury, anh
sys =; r., a.9 aI{ Try ts ss*c a
Examined hy TIE go,9ne;. and ,ae Jury returned q
had man, ai,a nDbody regrets his death. lie hui
killed two three tnEn. It was AR{1, aud wnb held
in general ltsscpute.
, 1876-08-14
POLITICAL.


Nj. Tucker cnlearosctl to have rrsolutons
atlortcd committing the 0reenbaek DEMOCRACY
III thta Stale III favor pf Ttltlen aud Hendricks.
on The grounds that the St. Louis platform had
- 1nc Of Its main pfnnks demand for the re-
peal Of tile resumrttpn clause; that Ttldcn had
held lack bis letter Of acceptance, at ucntrlcks'
dctatIon. Until the Democrats IN the House uf
Representatives had committed themselves IL
favor Of the repeal, aud that everything pointed
70 this carrying uut BY t1le Democracy Of
all the measures that tbs Greenback men
were strongly In favor Of. A minority
Of the Committee wes stsongly opposed To tho
action proposed by Nj. Tucker, and great deal
of confusion prevniictl for upward Of an hour,
there te!ug, as ,,e Of TIM delegates forctbly ex.
prcac1 1t, e"pcrfcct pandeInontum OF devil
tFy," delegates charging each other with being
"liars." with having "sod out" and yelling,
until they were l'parse, sucl, epithots a. u What
- bcoundrel has got barrel Of T1ldens
greenbacksI" etc. Fina1,y tho meeting u
jour1etl In a grand uproar, Tllden having tho
most alfcrcnts. but The country delegates hAv-
Ing the mnst powerful lungs aud the most
demonstrating gestlculations. Tucker casried
his point, so fat NJ numbers and apparent tnal
attton were concerned, but the "Cranky defe-
gatca felt sore, nntt woso that they would carly
next rnUntl,llavc ntl Independent State Couven-
ton In II oy that would n!orse tho Cooper aud
Gary electoral ticket, md nominate STATIC
ticket for Stato officers that would sweep Tho
Statc.n :
, 1876-08-14

Benate 10 pass bill relating n a f1nsf sett1s-
ment Of tho Pactft Railroad with tl,c 0nvcrn-
tncnt. These interests, with Ionanxa Tohy, arc
the chief influences at work to prolonE tic sca-
slon. Nonc Of thrrn, however, aro snDguino u
buutss.
tKHArOR MORTON
arrived from the Wcst tt,-n!glt, and hts friends
expect hin TO make a set sree:ll In tho Senate
before adjournment.
CORRECTION.
10 Ms Hf4trn Astoclatsd frtss.
WAsHIS1T1N, u. e., AttK. E3.-htl error 1!at-
inE occurred laat week IN the reported tcstt-
fnony Of Supervisor Matthews bcturc .thc Sub
Committee Investigating the whisky frauds, II
ia prDper to give thu following correction Of bis
trattniony: Matthews, referring 10 Collector
Wat,atcrfs letter 10 him on tho subject ni
giving Immunity to certain parties implicated 10
franda on condition TINT they would plead
g,lltty, testified that Secretary Dristnw thought
thc price was t,o high, and was, therefors, IN
favor Of rejecting the proposition, thinking That
mere favorable tertne in,h lte obtained ior thu
Government, but that tho President, who Ind
read The letter, wss represented, through Brts-
tow, as saying that hardly any price was tou
high IN }say fur evidence 10 convict palilss Gu.
gagged In suc1l frauds.
THE GOLD SALE.
The Secretary Of the Treasury llas directed The
Assistant frcaanrcro OF tfic Cnsed States at New
York to sell IN Wednesday III. gold received In
payment for bonds Of the 8 pur cent funded [uAl
ot '8i, sold tht 13th tnst.
, 1876-08-14
NOTES AND NEWS.
THB APPROPRIATIONS.

Special DIspafch u 1Hs ldbHnf,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug. 18.-Thc footing
up Of the totals Of thu appropriation bills Ii u
labof requiring considerable time md curr, Thu
total amount appropriated bJ tho Legislative
bill Is $l5,373 ,06u. The total umoun. OF the up
pEoprtatlons last year was SIT, 10, ,2eaT1; this
year, Sl47,7l1, ,074.S5 The difference, which Is
the amount Of The reduction, Is F2eo, ,63a2o5 81.
These arc the regular appropriations, Md 10
not include various minor appropriations. II fur
the CcntenuIal Exhibition, Washington aluru-
ment, and lnllan Deficiency hills, n:nountlng!p
q considerable buln. It Is Impossible u
embrace thu wilole Of tho approrria.
tions tn 4 stngle comparative atate1ucnt
at tho present time, but the aboyo represents
The uctual difference betwccs tho twGiyo regular
appropriation hills, and constitutes the amount
u& reduction claimed Us the result ot thc efforts
nude ia reduce the expenditures Of the GoycrI-
mtnt this year. .........-. =.
All tho appropriation bills will he ready for
signing III tile morning. as tho l,Inn bill though
siot YET reported tram tho conference, llaa been
agreed ui,ou aud carullett In expectation that 1t
Indications In lfe 6custn of lrstrc t" sel'hin \
lew days tur plltical debate, hut q
number ii Republicans will Try - l'ays ths sos
sion clues either tn-tnuItow.nsLt Or Tuesday.
Tllrrt IL barely y quorum of tlp hosc ut pres
cut A n,,1ntier Lett tonight, alld others have
made appointments IN their district. sash ~
will neersstato lravng to'IaoErow night, sotliat:
after that sime, thc question Of a1uoFnui VIII
probably liz very serious une Il tlio session III
by any u,easIs prolonged. Th<: friends Of tho
Hawaiian trctlty Hre Working hasl to scslsTc ac-
ton. Certain railroal tutctcsA are urging thu
, 1876-08-14
f"fENDS Tt,rLE1b.


DAyEsroHr, L., Aug, 13.-An Old couple
named Ada1n 8. Wcstp1iI and his wife 1--we In
Rural ToE-llahtr, Kocit I*land Couaty. The old
gentleman Is quite WEALTHY and was known to
baye colccaied III hs house about sl1,u0O IN
noncy.
This fact becoming known to n nephew Of Mr.
Wcstphal, he formed the devillsIi plo. 10 roh
anil murder the old foll;A This ,,rphow, Ed
wurl Wcstpta,, With hts eon, man named
William Brown. aud II Chicago desperate naancd
John Kcrus, ps.Kecaed TO old WcstpLal's
house d. midnight, Friday night. The
news of their intended crlIuc hul
been impartial to Rock lslaud o0iccr., and
G. Brown, aud city-s!assl,ai. l1aines mud two
u1licess concealed thesnselvc, in tho house. 1hc
burglars holdly eutere'1 the house, and tEen re-
suited desperate tight fmtWcen the rol1bcrs
and officers. Marshn] uainSs was struck Oh the
hrad, an officer was shot in tue arp, Kcrns ha't
fNtl arn,s broken, and thu others were moTs or
legs burt. Two of the Fohhere. and tho two
Nctpllals wcrr arrested. The plnt vas to en-
ter tic house, cllorofoIn the old people, ubtala
the money, and then set tiEc 10 the houte, that
it',ntgl.t appear TINT Mr, aud Mrs. Westphal
had died III the flames, and suspEtion of foul
play be diverted. That they fully Intended to
carry ont this plot Is shown by thelT having a
bottle Of chloroform and can OF kerosene with
them.
, 1876-08-14

places Berg1nan won golien opinions from
Tho critics Us we'll a. the cnsnmoncrs Ills next
the gTent tlcrma, festival Tint wa. held ~
Winter uau'en In this city in 1SS That per.
fosnanee greatly increased his reritnton - q
musical arfiat In iH; Mr.. nerg'lan A. Nihlos ans',
Of ill v!ty Tic ra. excellent troupe u uer1'an
H i.erkei, Roiter, Fi"karcrer sn!i Wcinllyl rhs
seas9n wa ogSssa y,t er Frsy.eutz ~
N9 e. Jssansssn Tss 'e.,a" snaiyg Il her debut r IT.
country iu The latter. aurcas crowned tla.s
enterprise, ad Mr., o,n,'t,,; Bergman sefia, fGl,
tSe.s e. 'sns sossctr. ts tss Ts!s Mr ye . sa,
was first presented 70 Now 1ore aatenet' an!i
n, ss 9f s sspise g. 1 psrsns, r.. nude isc sonds:
Tor @ u Tie Philharmonic, sot1ety, which r9at he
Ictd until ycar ag,, wl.ert On account ol sick.
ness h rcsgnea Mr Ms'k ng ), s' ,,,,sf pffc
WIFI I weli s remember rem tho conccrts ot that society
.hat mn wcre riycf, under tho direction Of Berg
nan. Eight years ago serE"9n My vas na, The
timc e hc wa the leader Of tic Ar'ou Society,
e9a 81 .ls M'' Ass'!ontrSSsas, % s@Isty, to % slieh
iii thc musicians Ins&t1ltncntalistsl belong.
W1,,lo leader Ut tl!at society Bergman brought
ont "Tannl,auser and other German opcta. at
last saugc1bunde In this ctty, and his hume aud
FANG a leader werc known all over tho couti-
iry.s IIo waa student Of 1Iesse. the famous
ofsauist and cotnposcr'of Dreslau, and It can he
ia Of lin that thu last work ho lid was gener
aiiy better tllan that whlrh preceded It. llowas
master at tho tfano anil riolancclo, md would
occasionally play upon the latter nt a concert.
lie was Ettid fcnftgh man. While conductor
| OF the Philharmonic Society 1le gave several
i.onccrts for tie benefit OF the Gernnn Hospital,
turning ovcr tile whole proceeds to that instit.i
tion Eatl Bcrgman's soul was all IN his. art,
an4l 10 conductor eyer more faithfully endcav'
ored 10 interpret tue great composers than he.
, 1876-08-14
lie 3tad n Patent

Detr1ft FREE JrEt<.
Soon after lint.er yesterday very pleasant
farrd man, ha wing something wrapped LIP IN =
1,arcr under lis arm, called Ut u Detr,it hotel
a.!tl requested few intnnt..s' conversation with
the landlord. When they were seutsd the
''"sIssa an aS o luudlord, myself. KEEP. hotel
IN ST. Louis for tweuty-cleht yeurs."
"Ycs," was tl!o nonco'n1nittal reply Of the
And Of coursn know oil about the ineon-
senlcnrcs of housekeeping" resumed the man.
"Il!ere were bugs around the beds II! my hotel,
nl,l theru ara 6ugs around tile heds In every
hotel, suPppsc. Of course, tlsed 70 !ie to
guests but tic bugs were there and knew
"Wl.at tlo you meant" demanded thc land
lord, growing red clear around to bis neck.
"Jast Keep right still" replied the I!a'', for
n"w n sonE %eTn ~ a' e't 4, anv as sc,sna ss
when buga htct In thu winter tl,cy Bretlormnnt,
auA uncss there's fire IN thc ruos'l thsy don't
turc to ret III their work I'll tte weary traveller.
Well tc ser sraso T. 'ns ri seso ho!a .of h.e te
.nossi,tilurs aud nothing ia thought ot It. Thsy
seem tn l,u u sort Of necessity. Travellers vii!
raise howl over bugs, but they meyer evc'l
grnnlblc at any une a',ou. .noslaitues." -,
' mo, III ii, tont. This Is regular hotcl, and
very gool our. A was goiug ~ rcH,aFk, =!
haya Invented aud patented n'acnlne1 operated
| US n Uu3 ANA taAANt y h*eA tNt A'A %'s Nkssea
landlords want anu Will have. 1t IL = nsacltns
tu mttato tl.e hum Ut mosquitoes. lt's notes
eau bo heard all oyer each t'uor, aud Will. gGod
| hoy Mt tbs erant; there Tan bu no failure. Tie
travetcr, Just Aozng otf to sleep, ars the hum
At tie same titnc bslE warkh oIt frunl under
cover. Then l,orc lltIIMs aud more bugs.
Actually, sir, without any lying ar exagsslat'ug,
men viii strike and claw tue utr all nsht lonE
TO kill ,magnary mosquitoes: while tl'c hugs 20
uunacstcI unti grow lat. The hum Il pcrlecI
uultatipt, alla las even deceived Yale College
Professors. Without It. your E,scats will blew
around alauus Lngs. With il, no travrler VII
ucatton hugs Ut alf, but will rip aud tear Ut Tue
| mosquitoes"
"Du yon mean to Insult me" ihouted ths
| landlord.
"Nu, SIR" <.-. -.. ~.
.Nut you talk ss II ! had bugs 'al my honse!'
''rll lcll you what III DO, iatltlorf. III c1
a,nue live brds, aud u dont nnd hugs IN VI
least three VI llen. III give yau inaclllne io
uoshtng."
Ii would have been npand-tuck light y tlt
great b,g porter lasln't Jumped H. snl htt tit
| Stranger With III iruI bot,t-]ack. The tnyctstu
sliil lived. luwoyrr, u,.i w,thin huff VII hour wa
seen bearing down iur Auuti'er hotel uudcF lul
| kst1-
, 1876-08-14
CANADIAN NEWS.

MONTREAL, Aug. lS-Ihe steamship TaEusts
atslug uut, and will leave shortly With cargo
Of vhoiec cattle tor the English market, Tho
llye.atock trado with Great Britain Is rapidly III
crta9iuR. owing to an active demand tor Cana-
dian beeyes. The prizes range $l.40 to st.5o per
stone. Fifteen days are usually occupied Oh tho
passage and the animals arrive il good coA-
ultiou.
Tue press loudly condemns The management
~ civil alla,Fa Tor the past tev years. The
Mayor has called public meeting for Tucsdsy
, 1876-08-14
H.LTNt)IS-NU-ELUN.
Etns-jrf f}ftnfttrh tn T1s Tr{l,HftA

CAnpoapAIE, ILL.,, Aug. la.-Sa.urday morn
Ing Court opened at y O'clock. lseAunfng the
Fcrry-Cran murder case Ut Aiurtrcahoro, Lawyers
White anti Washburnr, Prosecuting-Att
A. 4. Pugh, Judges w. J. Allen, n1,d A. D. Dutl,
aul the l{ou. +. E. Albright, argued the case
Albright lustrd from 9 10 10 o'clock .. m. The
jury retired at 10 o'clock aud returned at 13
With vers!lct ot guilty, the eentcnce being
fixed at fifteen years. 'rrcs Of tic jury were
that Craln was now e years Of age. they. fixed
II ut that term. The result is received with
perfect satisfaction. The atserlleys accredited
grcat honor by their innsteriy arguments In t!lia
city. craln told youf esotresponnent es today
other eonvicts, will bc taken 70 Joliet this week
, 1876-08-14

LIkt our tG"i. 8sltfT tVof!a.
We aasl Il 5u9c lng elttn. tI'c starlight glean-
lnc thr,ugh tic cli(aks hetween tho lugs, yy!nE
With thsfesble glcama ot tallow .sIps Iii making
the 1aEk!ess Visible, ulnt tue very s,pul9 sr4cc
asolute, necessary for thu ttusIcrTs llorrd With
warIxd ant E,ur!eh wlAPsa lumber, for
feet. Then alcru were hut eight ladies' prcseut
participating II thr .la,lee. though thu entire
feminine elelnG1t ol thc tnSn was represented.
There were prcsalt Il gutnily asscEublaEc nf uIeu,
l,all-rcnsl. for prod wAs he who could ht,ast
ca,at tu ftl.le his Wtsten shirt. aud tle Two or
tlrce who i,aa wlit& yhltts wesu u once the al.
miration and envy ofthu rest,
, 1876-08-14

An Interesting 4crs,unt ia furnished by Or.
Young .! Flarei,rc, Il, 1,Ie VI tho foreign neli.
eaI Journals. Of u ease of I9ifon!ng BY e!llora!
lsydrale; aud tue eonlp!sts cIra VI sht ytctim ny
very siMplu n,ea,.s. u Kcntletna' tooe ~l'n!e
tustsuI ii thv sixth i,art, ~ arArrcd. lie was
ID condition approaching lIfelc.suesx When the
dustor arrived, but by the lrulnpt application
u hot.watsr bags and BATTLES u thu s,o,1ael.
aud other parts the hoay, Wrapping ths ., sEs
tract Of meat with n little brandy, aftcr tho
heart began To show cydrnce of Ies1IuiGE It's
lower, the patient Eas al last completely r.
ftuEcl,
, 1876-08-14
MICHIGAN b,lLLERs' ASSOCIATION.

GRAND lArIps, Mtch., Aug 7.-Theze will he
meeting of the Aiiilcrs' Association Of Micli-
gan held al Grauh Rapids on Wednesday,, Sept.
q, 1871 All m!li-owncrs af tAis 9tatc, xs we'll
"a members Of the Association, are cordially
and earnestly invited to attend. The subjects
VI Wheat Crops, MaTkcts for flour, Frctslns.
Insurance. md especially the threatened prose-
cutions against ttlose using AlIi,lliugs.pur1He,a
In tlis Stutc, will cotne bctorc the u,ecllng for
discussion aud aetop. a1 we'll as any nthcr mat
tc1s Of Interest to tntllerk. Respectfully,
j. d. HAYES, President
WELLINGTON H1pNAKl,, Secretary.
, 1876-08-14

BAnlA, Aug. la.-'rho fllnbuFg steamer Ger
mauls IL ashore ucAr this place, aud is likely To
become wreck. Her cargo Is belpg sIvcd.
ship spaln, from Liverpool.
SEw YonK, Aug. l3.-Arrtvcd, the steamers
Celtic aud City aI Chester, from Liyefpnul.
LONDON, Aug. 1H-The steamships Pomers-
Mis-, from Now YORK., and PolyussIa, from Que.
bee, Aare arrived out
, 1876-08-14
IElEGRhPHIc NOTES.

PEORIA, H., Aug. 13.-fourteen car-loails Of
peop'u visited tl!'s city to-day on an excursion
from Decatur over the illiuoIs Midland. Smaller
excursions also came here from Lincoln aud
lpcuu.
High Court Of tho Ancient Order Ut Fosesters
adjourned yesterday 10 meet at Newark. v. j.,
Aug. 0, 1917. 4 proposition to a,uend tho con.
stttutiun By striking out this word "Whltt Wa
rejected, aid tue Sccretary's SALARY was dxod At
500 per ANuuNl.
, 1876-08-14

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AT INDIANAPOLIS.

III I4FUIE4VzNE O311tTs
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 13-Tlc stables and eaT'
house OF tic Cttzcns' Street Railroad Company
were totally destroyed by fire carly this morn
ipx. OF 175 horses la the stables at the time Of
the breaking out >ot the fire, afty pcrished be-
fore they could ha reEcued. Twenty-Five cars
aud large amount Of othcr property was tac.
stroyed. One Of thu employees nalned Thomas
1Iali ,:ns futa}ly injured, and died this morning
Loss csuuatel, s50, coo, partly coso1cd ny In
BuglllGc.
, 1876-08-14
TITO Earth.Trgat1nent for u1c4rs.

The dry earth treatment for ulcers Is founa
successful. l4urge, s!ouyhy ulcers, after being
uvcr whch vet I,aprr Is placed rs support, tn,
wl,ule neutly bai,dagel. III y lew days the ul-
crrh hegin to clear, and wheu tho surfaces iook
healthy a,d granu!attng. 4reasfng mu!o a.
follows buscd: 4 pletc u musliaths s1zo ot the
Vi one part ari1 u tcn parts cocoauut oil: with
this tie sore u covered, 4nd oyer Il dry cart u
pluecl, a4ld then lnolsteued earth and bantaEc-
III short tiuic thu heulinE process mantfcsts
Uu,ttul.
, 1876-08-14
KILLED pY CARS.

PrTrsnuRo, Aug. 13.-Thomas George,
resident af Salisbury, Vas struck by thu
tbrongl, mail of tLe Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad
while walking on the track near Mckcesport
last evening, and instantly killed.
This afternoon Dnyld Miller. yar1-maatGr oi
tho road, was Killed while trying 10 hoard Rob"
ipsQu's Circus tr1du ncar Elruld'a station.
, 1876-08-14
GREAT BRITAIN.

LoNroN, Aug. 4.-Thc dory Centennial put
Ito Abcrcastlc, Wules, OH Saturday for pro-
lsions, and then proceeded for Liverpool.
Johnson reports that the Centennial was cop.
lied once during Tue voyage, but he succeeded
+, sighting hcr.
ni3HAEI1,
Tier slajcstY the QUEEN held council at o..
nrn 1Ionse, Isle OF Wight, Saturday. sho de-
tYcred tic seal If tho 1tcc Of Lord Of tho
'rlyy Seal to DIsraelI, who took ths oath and
Used lcr hand on his appointment.
, 1876-08-14

WAHfANBr
HAvAxA, VIII KEY WEsr, Ang. 13.-On the
sixty Insurgents belonging to the rcgi-
cnt Of Iuglcsito attacked Fort Jaques, In tho
Rrisdlct1on nf Cicnfuegos, and demanded It's
lrrender. Tic men inside tho fort, numbering
Purtec!,, refused the demand, and began firing,
lien thc Insurgents arts hrc to the fort, which
las destroyed unl besleged. All wcre burned
|, death.
pansh troops, commanded by Fernandez, In
la Jurisdiction Of Valialbura, were attacked by
superior lnsurgcnt force aud Fernandez mud
|ycnty.thrcc ruen killed.
, 1876-08-14
SPORTING.


nEv1rw or ST. ,NGis.IoufsviLLB sE1tEs.
Batutday's game III LouIaytltc having finished
the series Of ten games between tho st. Lonis
and LoulsvtlIo Cluls, THg TRIBUNE presenta
below lts review oi tic scrics, mal}r np from
scores sent BY tts correspondents anil published
frou lituo ntne In these columns. The result
ot the gamcs Us they wctc played Is as follows:
, 1876-08-14

Special Ultpatch ia TIE 7vthnns.
CLIFTON 1louaE, Ont, Aug 13'-Alnap named
Herman Wc!gcl, one Of tho cxcursionlsts from
Tulctlo, o., while walking an the bnnk q the
Kinara River, stiort distance below thu Horse.
Shoe Falls, fell over mud WIS Instantly Killed.
, 1876-08-14
BILLIARDS.

sAN FnANclsco Aug. 15-lhe game Of bill
inrts last nIglt between btossob and Dnfy, COZ
puilts, Frc,cl, ganlc, far s5tN wRs won BY the
iaIter by 2}B notuts In forty.tiIrcr ln1uugs.
, 1876-08-14

-.-... w 80 M. t,..s Erh,..v
LoNpoN, aug. l4-4no ut'oa"n . 1s, In.us";s,
snls Guy, ons'u. ',,,,,a' as."r -, ro,oun,
loops hllfh eef'lan f''."se" oF carry Hna.
Una. Puspoas, ~ ..". "as .,,s..s" t., ot,,,.n,
Fnmssy messs .''@. ,s.5 s.5 ". sn ~ anrr,nns
ffasofy nA'e peeu ,n po'".a 49, ~ 'A' IVA '
TIE "A'
The Stdnddrd'a saltschar teleefaln says tnet'
stead Of pushing vigorously nf,cr the cyac1la-
~ Of sa.1s" ao.'a Usn and 1ta a,,.vst, sde n te
fno* Iaset io1o W. ~ A.s4 e''es@ 49, 49,
rmer positions III tne sesstans. ihc coanssy n
entirely deserted by the Inhabitants. The
lrcassians I'D dyancing fired ouly deserted houses.
M;r.aY.
,n,, .,,,,. nntr~oa, ,,t.r.+,, .ore +,,oro
INC hseaaaras ,s.sae' u.'pa.sA a., s5I e
cre no dcmonstfatlons On tHe oecas1on u
, 1876-08-14
Report OF a Terrible Battle Fought
by Con. Crook.
Almost Total AnnillilntiOn OF tho
Hostile Sioux.
a 6quaw's Story, Secondhand, tho
Fimsy Dasis Of tue Talo.
Letter from Btshop WhIppfe t. the Pres
ilent Concerning the 1ndians.

HELENA, MDnt., Aug. E.-1le IaitT'cnRtafs
Doscrnan. Mont, special Aug. fa, shys a Sioux
squaw, who caunt into Grow Camp, report
terrible bnltlc and that Cr,olt has almost ami.
hilaied tho Sioux, and had tn, reminder III cucl,
position as tu force their surrender. Parties
from Grow Agency bring this news. 1t may be
greatly exaggerated, II not entirely false.
, 1876-08-14
1HE WEATHER.

WAsn1Na1ox. D. c., Aug. 1a.-For the Upper
Lako region, thc Upper Mississippi aud Lower
Alssourl Valleys, rising barometer, warm
southeasterly winds, shifting To coolcr no7thcs-
ly, partly cluudy oEeloudY weather., and frequent
ralus.
, 1876-08-14
FRANCE.

n
PARIS, Aug. 13-prcs!drnt MacaIahon has
liberated lGl persons imprisoned for participa-
lion IN the outragcs during tho Comnunu
rOublea
, 1876-08-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Premature Losa II the Hair. which Il ~
common nuwAlsys, may b entirely preIsntsd h
the usu VI HpInetl's CUcQaine.
, 1876-08-14

The next table gives the strength of the menl-
hers Of tho nino In run-getttnE. The figures
showing "tinlcs at hat not helng NJ llat.d III
Ill the games of thu series, the calculated bht-
ting strength must, Of cotirEc, br based TN
averages u Glenn llta to q gane. The other
columns clearly explpfn tl,enlsclvca:
, 1876-08-14

IDLAI.... 5D ~
st. Luns wins u and Louisville 4.
l1lc following table g,rea the comparative
performances OF the clubs as w1totes, the figures
given comprising The slitn tulAl Of tile Items for
tue tnlisc series: