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drive them TO tho alternative OF stealing starving
However well disposed they may be now, the agency
Indians would be rendered to some extent nsubor-
diratc they deprived Of the Of sustenance
at homo They will necessarily scatter In search OF
buffalo country and that Will take them tho vicinity
OF the hostile camps and tend to swell ,he forces now
opposed TO General Crook IL Is cheaper and easier TO
keep the Indians at home In peace by feeding them
than IL will be TO drive them back by force II thcy
arc driven to the necessity OF breaking out To avoid
starving
Appended to tho report the following statement OF
Bear-stands Up. Indian OF spotted Tail agency who
arrived from Sitting Bull camp Juno 25-
srArKnKSr BEAR-srASps-uP
went north to the hostile for the purpose of bring
Ing home relations and children wife
xes sna o m. eas. Of ns
:Ssf :SSe s a White and s
ris s a
ohiS es Eagle MnnecoGer Chief Bse. shield
sq ss sSss no, ' the | into 9s
sls psopis sss.sSs5 ] talked with sitting Bull
coming very around keep Of way Of both
Old Fort Pierre the east .ids OF Of the Black Hs
striking ss ere; Sad asOu, hal" way the Missouri aud
Sitting Bull word my .ssni B.on:Iso and to
the Black Hills but will fight the whites that country
rs long IS tho Question is unsettled. and II
as III. % Settled h. w.n. my !"
h" i os S S IL. he nsGs
white men have killed each other and left the prares
Sitting Bull asked how the Bruies treated their
agency told him well; but he does believe It, He
does fight the whites. only steal them
they have done white steal aud indians won't to
settlement whites kill themselves make Black Hills stink,
many dead no heard that Indians coming
agency would be allowed to Hc has law
that visitors shall between and his
either Indans whites When rascay about Black Hills
Is settled then he will his Ascaty The
has agency Indians that has iul.
hled il wants to agencies again II moved who
will occupy hem It belongs to YOU you remain where
you are | want you TO send mo word' II good white
people won't listen the Great Father, your
young will listen to their chief
Sitting Bull that II troops TO him he
fight but II they not he intends to visit this
agency. and will counsel his people for peace.
Bearstand-Up, who makes TINS statement. is relia-
bic. He in sitting Bulls camp nineteen days,
from about May 25 TO June 10.
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MID. IGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. J
OFyIcE or rBK CHfEY SIGyAL OFFICER,
WAsnISCroS, July l5-l A. 81.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OryIcE CHfKP SIGSAL OFFICER,
WAsnISCroS, July ID A. ST.
IroJdbiiires
For New England and tho Middle States, slight fall
in temperature, partly cloudy weather. with gentle
northwest to southwest winds slowly rising barometer
and light rains the coast during the afternoon or
evening
For the South Atlantic nnd Gulf States, continued
high temperature with generally clear weather In the
southern portion and with local rains in the northern
portion. southcrly to westerly winds and no decided
change In barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
with rams light variable winds and slight changes
in temperature and barometer.
For the upper lake region tho upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys northeast southeast winds,
slowly rising temperature, rising followed by falling
barometer. partly cloudy weather and light rains in
Missouri, Iowa and Illinois
For the lower lake region, clear fair weather and
lovcr temperature than Friday, with northcrIy to
westerly winds aad rising barometer.
The rive Will rise slightly at stations below Nom.
phis The OHIO and Missouri viii fall
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TO obtain tho celebrated Endorsement "Ict no guilty
man escape" Explain what you mean oy tnaI A.
Wilson both that what have stated that is facs.
q State what you informed was the Ectr A.
That took mportunng TO get that order and that No
was angry when II was published
Y. Who importuned him to give that ordcrf A.
assume the Secretary did, II is more an indorscmens
Q. Then that Endorsement was procured BY the ~
porunity OF Secretary Brsto~ and Mr. Wilson, n
No won't say that Solicitor Wilson had anything %
do with IL; understanding l. that other friends ol
the President urged him TO say something that would
end the gossip in regard to Mcdonald ana himself l
cannot name the parties, but that is my understand
ing, that other persons besides tho Secretary urged
him.
q What was the gossip A. That he and Mcdonald
intimate that 1t cast reflection uron The Pres
dents integrity ami that Mcdonald and these thicves
ST. Louis claimed that they had the protection Of the
President
Q. Who obtained this Endorsement from tho Presi-
dent? A. 1t was written to Secretary Bristow.
O. Before or after the indictment OF McDonadf A.
After, I think.
Q. Was that Endorsement made with reference to
General Babcocks caseY A. Ny Impression now is
thatt had nothing to do with the Babcock CASE that
IT before that trouble
O. You say the President was greatly angcred by its
publication. What do you know about that? A.
Nothing except what have learned from the Secretary
and solicitor that the President angry at the pub
lication
O. Then did not the President expect and intend IL
10 be published It 1t intended TO have any effect
upon the public mnds A. Ny opinion is that he ex.
pectcd IT to be hled in the Treasury Department and
pulled out when occasion required, as proof
Q. (Interposing.) In case he needed any bo'sterua
upS A. Yes.
O. DO you give that opinion expert, A.
won't shy that am an expert. but give as my own
opinion
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE ON THE ARMY
BIIL--ACTIoN OF THK SENATE ON THE POST
TRADERS.
The Conference Committee on tho Army bill failed ia
agree to-day, but Will probably harmonze Tomorrow
by agreeing to authorize commission to sit during the
recess with power report reorganization of the
army inclusive Of It's schedule OF pay In this
the parts OF the bill affecting the organization and pay
OF the army will be lnid over The Senate has stricken
out clause put in by tho House sublcctng tho post
traders to a regmenal council of administration This
leaves the post traders under the direct control OF the
Secretary Of war, they under Bcknap and are
W.
THE SILVER BILL-PAssAGE OF THE JOINT
RESOLUTION BY THE SENATE.
The report of tho Conference Committee the joint
resolution for tho OF silver coin submitted
the Senate to-day by Senator sherman. After speech
from Senator Jones. of Nevada opposing the adoption
Of tho resolution the report was agreed to. II now
the President.
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w WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.


WASHINGTON, July IA, 1876.
FEARS OF MILITARY INTERFERENCE IN THE
SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
There is a good deal OF apprehension among the
democrats that the President will troops In tho
Southern States during the canvass to nmidatc and
carry those States, done in Louisiana In 1874,
and there has been quiet consultation among leading
about the propricty OF keeping Congress in ses
sion during whole summer and fall, readiness to
prevent him. far could DO SO. by protests and
agitation This project will probably fall through, for
except protest the House could really do nothing
THE REPORT OF THE MISSISSIPPI INvKsTIoAT-
ING COMMITTEE.
Tho report OF the Mississippi Committee will be made
to the Senate by Mr.. Boutwell, next week. Tho testi
mouy will make nearly thousand pages Of printed
matter and wi 1t is said show the existence of bad
state OF things In Mississippi The committee has bcon
examining witnesses here since Its return There will
be minority report by Senator Bayard. 1t is SAID
that the majority report will havo tor OF its objects
nothing less than overthrow OF the last election In
the state on the charge that II carried by fraud
and ntD idaton. AS, however, the Governor, Amos,
gavc certificates to all the members of Congress elected
and acknowledged the legality Of tho Legislature which
was chosen, by sending 1t numerous communications
II would seem rather late to attempt upset the
election.
SENATOR JONES ASKING PROTECTION FOB THE
GOLD AND SILVER MINING INTEREST.
Senator Jones n speech to-day demanded protcc.
ton for gold and silver miners the ground that
overy other interest Is protected and that the miners
in California and Nevada have much right to avors
from tho government as other citizens. Mr.. Jones is
free trader but he naturally and properly holds
that anybody is To be protected all should enjoy tho
same privilege. He says the gold and silver
have against the pauper labor OF
Europe and that is high time right this wrong.
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THE IMPEACHMENT.

AN ADJOURNMENT OF THE COURT UNTIL MON
pAY-rHx WITNESS HvANs STILL ABSENT.
WASHINGTON. July II, 1876.
consideration Of the articles Of impeachment against
W. W. Bclknap, late Secretary Of War
Tho Chair laid before the Senate telegram received
by the Sergeantat-Arms in regard to the absent wit
ness Evans, from Wichita, Kansas, stating that
stages have there for several days and that the
streams are impossible. Also telegram from ono OF
his deputies announcing Evans would probably be
here on. Tuesday next
Mr. Carpenter renewed his application for the ad-
iorrpment of the court until the arrival OF Evans
Mr. Sherman moved that the Senate, sitting as q
court &C. adjourn until Monday next, with the under
standing that the trial shall 60 on then.
Agreed to. and the Senate resumed the considers
tion OF legislative business.
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RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

THE TWO GOVERNMENTS ADDRESS THE POWERS
ON THE RECENT MEETING OF THE EN-
PERoRs
VIENNA, July IA, 1875
Austria and Russia have addressed communications
to the Powers respecting the recent meeting OF tho
Car and the Emperor Francis Joseph at Reichstadt
ana It's results.
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ITALY.

PARLIAMENTARY CRISIS ON FINANCIAL ouEs-
TON.
ROME, July IA, 1879
Tho Senate to-day discussed the bill concerning
customs regulations.
b. Depretis, tho Minister Of Finance, defended tho
bill and said v involved portion OF the ministerial
programme. II the bill rejected tho government
would consult the interest Of the country to the
they should pursue.
At this division the yeas and nays exactly equal
The President consequently declared the bill rejected
Several Senators protested that the vote was void.
Great excitement ensued The sitting was adjourned
until Monday.
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EXTRADITlON WITH BELGIUM.

ROLLINS AND HAnMENs TO BE RELEASED.
LONDON, July IA, 1875.
Paris reports state that the Belgian Minister Of
Foreign Anairs has sent an official communication
to the American Minister at Brussels to the effect
that the evidence taken by the commission ap-
pointed by the Judge Of Instruction and inquiries
addressed to the American authorities being both
favorable to Rollins and Harmens, he has directed
that an ordinance de non lieu be issued in their
favor.
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little change in English wheat owing to the COMPARE
hvely trng deliveries, foreign wheat has further do
cncd Is per quarter for best qualities while inferior
qualities are neglected at quarter reduction The
extent of business has been very limited Tho market
to-day was poorly attended. Tho business In wheat
quito Of retail character, at decline of fully ID
per ccntal from Tuesdays prices. Flour was nomi-
nally unchanged. Corn dull, and only the choicest
quality supports previous prices inferior quality tends
downward
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thizss with the oppressed Christians, whle England
stands alone In supporting their oppressorz
ENGLISH RELIGIOUS FEKLIxcs SHOCKED.
Tho religious feelings OF great part Of the English
people shocked being mado to appear before tho
world the upholders Of Islamism, thus merng tho
taunt that their Christianity is only profession and
not belief and their love Of liberty nothing but an
empty boast
STRICT NEUTRALITY ADVOCATED
Tho petitioners therefore, pray that Lord Derby. In
the interest of peace, will withhold support, both
moral and political from the Sultan government and
permit the Christians Of European Turkey to carve out
their future destiny without any external interference
whatever.
THE DEPUTATIoN RECEIVED By EARL DERBY.
LONDON July IA. 1875.
Lord Derby to-day received the deputatIon on tho
Eastern question: consisting OF forty members Of Par
Lament and ST. gentlemen from all parts of the King
dom.
PETITIONS IN FAVOR or ADVOCATING THE
TREATY OF PARIS.
LONDON July II, 1870
In tho House OF Commons to-day numerous petitions
were presented by members OF both sides in favor OF
tho abrogatonof the OF the Treaty Of Paris
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STORMS IN OHIO.

CINCINNATI, July IA, 1915
Tho constant rains during the past few days in Mid
dle and Southern Ohio have caused considerable dam
age the growing crops fencing, railroad tracks, and
In instances. to hvo stock storm in the shape
of a waterspout, near Londonvillc Ohio destroyed
number wheat fields. carried or 100 h. ad OF sheep
and washed several hundred feet OF railroad track
In some placce to the depth Of eight feet
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FRANCE.

THE ASSEMBLY nTJECrs A MOTION TO ADVOCATE
ALL THE PRESS LAws-ATTIrUDE OF THE
IxFr-woRKING FoR A SENATORIAL MAJORITY
IN 1878.
VERSAILLES, July II, ls76
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day motion OF NJ
Naquet, demanding the abrogation OF all the press
laws, rejected BY vote of 257 against Ito.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

7. simonin of the French Centennial Commission,
Is staying at the Brcvoor House Alexander Mitchell,
President OF the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul Rail-
way Company, is at the Hoffman House II. Fourct
and c. +. Kuhlmann, OF the French Centennial Com
mission and Judge Gilchrist Porter, OF Missouri
at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Dl Ed.

MASLEY.-0n Thursday July 13, 1876, ASN MAxLxv,
aged 40 years
The relatives and friends respectfully invited ts
attend the funeral from her lato residence, No. 338
East 18th St, on Saturday July 10. at two o'clock
SIMoN.--On Friday, July H. only beloved child Of
kaufman and Melinda Simon, OF No 500 Wcst Doth sts
aged months and days
Funeral notice hereafter.
(For Other Deaths See icirM Pugkl
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THE ATTITUDE OF THE LEFT.

THE ATTITUDE OF THE LEFT.
PARIS, July II, 1879
The attitude Of the party Of tho Left has entirely
changed since the vote upon the measure for tho ap
pon,mcnt OF Mayors showed the government had a
majority in the Chamber of Deputies Tho Left will
abstain from all attempts overthrow tho Ministry
henceforth, and only aim at obtaining a republican
majority in the Senate tho partial election which is
fixed for 1878.
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RUSSIAN FINANCE.

FINANCIAL DEPRESSION AT ST. PETERSBURG.
LONDON, July IA, 1876.
The Times publishes a Berlin despatch saying:-'rrhe
Bourse depressed yesterday in consequence Of
rumors Of financial difficulties at St Petersburg, where
one bank was reported to be embarrassed"
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A DISASTROUS FLOOD.

HOUSE SWEPT AWAY AND 1--WE PRISONS
DROWNED.
PrrrsBrRG, Pa, July H. 1875
At Freedom, Pa, small town on tho Ohio River
tweni miles below this city, rain storm occurred
yesterday which did great damage and destructive
Of human life. Crows Run, which emptcs into the
Ohio at this point swollen to river In size. and
tho houses all along Its banks were flooded, and
house. ownct and occupied by Thomas Lighthill,
swept away. Mrs. Iighthili and hcr four children.
who in the house, were all drowned. None OF
were swept into the Ohio River. The damage to prop.
erty Is unknowp.
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.

TIRE sERv1AN GENERAL LEscHJANIN AGAIN At
TACKs THE TURKs-osMAN PACHA FORCED
TO ABANDON HIS KNTRENcHMENTs.
BELGRADE, July IL, 1876.
Special dispatches say that the Scrvian General
Leschanin yesterday energeticay renewed the attack
upon Osman Pacha, compelling him to abandon hts on
trcnched position before Saitschar
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IN NDIA.

FEARS OF A DROUGHT FROM INSUFFICIENT
RAINFALL.
BoMBAY, July IA, 1875
The unusual scarcity Of rain Causes apprehensions
that the rainfall during the present will be
insufficient
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SOUTHERN SOLDIERS IN BOSTON.

BosroS, July II, 1876
The Southern military visitors enjoyed grand fua
to-day at the farm OF Mr.. Baker at Wellesley An ex-
cursion train with distinguished guests went
out from this city eleven O'Clock to-day. The vis-
tors will return South tomorrow.
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CoXsrASrIyoPLE, July IA, 1870
The following news Is onical:-The Servan division,
which entered Turkey by way OF Yencvarochc,
dispersed the 10Th inst Seventy Christian families
who fed from the noighborhood OF Metrowitza, with
the Servian troops surrendered after the defeat Of tho
latter, and wcre restored to their homes
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ENGLAND.

A STOLEN PAINTING OF GArNsBonoUoH RI
CovERED.
I.oSpoS, July H. 1870
1t is rumored that Gansbcrough's painting OF tho
Duchess OF Devonshirc which cut from It's frame
and stolen some two since, has been recovered.
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EVERY TRACE Is OBTITERATED OF SAIL
Rhsum, Itch, Sc. by GLESNs SULpHUR soar.
HILLS HAIR WHIsKER DYE. Black or Brown 5Oo
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OUR FLAG ABROAD.

GENOA, July IA, 1874
Tho United States steamer Alaska has arrived at
this port.
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A sEavIAN DIVISION ROUTED.

CoSsrANrISoPLE, July IA. 1876.
Ofncia advices state that the vischgrad division in
Bosnia crossed the Servan frontier yesterday and
routed the Servans tho town Of Konterdeman,
which captured and burned.
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EXPLOSION.

THE BOILER OF THE ENGLISH IRoN-cLAD
WOUNDED.
LoSpoN July IA. 1915
The Standard In its evening edition, publishes q de-
spatch from Portsmouth, which says
"a serious accident the and extent Of which
are unknown, occurred board Her Majesty's iron.
plated ship Thundcrer while trial trip in
Stokes Bay to-day. large number of the injured
have Just been brought to the Royal Naval Hospital
HasIar"
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TCHERNAYEFF's REAR SAID TO BE THREAT
ENrD-A sERvIAN DIVISION ROUTED.
PARIS. July IA. 1875
The Figaro publishes special despach from semlin,
which says
'Thc Servian General Tchernaycfr is near Nlscb.
The Turkish General Abdul Kerim has made widdin
his base OF operations, and threatens General Tcher
nayen7s Tho lattcr's headquarters have been
moved back to Agodina."
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NUMBER or HOSTILE INDIANA
GENERAL CROOKS FORCE.

OFFER OF VOLUNTEERS FROM TENNESSEE.
WASHINGTON, July IA, 1875.
Hon. Casey Young, member OF Congress from Tsnnes-
see informed the Secretary OF War to-day that no had
received kilograms from tho Irish Volunteers, tho
Chckasaw Guards fall Confederate soldicrs the Jack
son Guards and coorcd company, all Of Memphis and
company from Knoxville, tcndoring their services in
the war against the hostile Sioux.
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ANOTHER sERv1AS DEFEAT.

CoysrAsrINoPLE, July 14-6P. NJ
The Turks attacked the Servian camp at Soutcha.
nitcha, Novi Bazaar. The servians were defeated
and fed.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

rhc following record Will snow the changes IN the
temperature Tor the past twcnty-iour hours IN COM
pason the corresponding date of last year. tn
dica,ed by the thermometer AZ hu nuts pharmacy,
nxgALD Building
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REVIEW OF THE LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET FOR
THE PAST WEEK CONTINUED DCLNEss,
OWING TO FOREIGN ARRIVALS.
LIvErrooL july ~, 1876.
A leading graia circular issued to-day in It's review
Of the trade for The past week, says
Tho prevailing dulness has been increased by con-
inued large arrivals OF iorclgu grain and the uay
favorable weather Although the markets show but
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CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS OF THE NUMBER OF
KILLED AND WOUNDED
LoSDoy. July IL, 1915
Reuters Telegram Companys despatch from Ports
mouth says that twcntyonc persons were killed and
sixty wounded by the explosion on board the Thun-
derer. Many OF the wounded cannot recover.
A still later despatch from Portsmouth says II Is
feared that twcniy-six are fatally wounded.
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rH1 PRICE OF SILVER.

LONDON, July II, 1s76
very little in the market
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FIFTEEN PERSONS REPORTED KILLED AND
TWENTY woUNDBD-THE KNoINEEIs AMONG
THE KILLED-THE CAPTAIN WOUNDED.
LONDON, July II, 1915
The Standard says:-"The Thundcrer's boiler ex-
plodcd. Fifteen persons wero killed and twenty
wounded. Tho chief and assistant engineers arc
among tho killed Captain Wilson'S hand was blown
of ~
The Thuudercr making trial trip on a measured
mile in stokes Bay. The vessel is now at spithead
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Average temperature yesterday Ola
year. scX
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A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIREPROOF.
LOCATED ON NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON sra
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS AND INSURANCE. OFFICES
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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THE HERzEoovINAN INSURGENTS DEFEAT THE
TURKS NEAR KLRK.

RAoUsA July a. 1870
The insurgeut General Pckoe Pauovitch defeated the
Turks yesterday Kick Tho Turks lost $50 killed
and fifteen taken prisoners Tho insurgcnt loss was
small.