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Thicylng in the Quartermaster,s
DeDnrtInent.

SAN FRANCISCO, May l2.-Lieut. WV.
Fleming, Of the 18th U. s. Infantry, Quar-.
tcrmaster and CommIaary, obtained
leaye Of absence May 9th, ior ten DAYS
and took the overland train Immediately,
After his departure the military author.
ties aScertained that he had borrowed
all the money he could get from friends
and had sold his pay for the current
month 10 several parties. Examination
showed the prison fund and personal
funds, amounting to about s., 200, intrust.
ed to him, missing. Other sums he
variously obtained will probably swell
the total to $1,000. He was arrested at
Laramie last Friday and is now on his
way back. Penney now says his pub.
lished statement was written six months
ago, when things looked different from
the present aspect, and was not in.
tended for publication. So far US the
grayencss Of the charges againss Sergeant
GorhOm, Page and Carr was concerned he
had no retractioh TO make. He thought,
perhaps, that Sargent had drifted in his
position from being in company with his
fellow politicians; he assumes to know
nothing Of Isaiah Hauscom and the
management Of the Department at Wash.
ington and that the transactions Of Haus.
come, finally, ut Mare Island, when he
was clerk there, they were all regular.
A number Of prominent brokers Of
the Big Board met yesterday, to con.
cert measures TO revive confidence In the
people and ameliorate demoralized
stock market. A proposal was made to
close the board, but was not determined
on. A committee was appointed TO visit
the California Bank, Nayada Bank, Lon
don Bank, and San Francisco Bank, and
request those institutions to stand in with
the brokers in assisting to protect the
holders stocks, or the brokers would re.
fuse TO sustain their customers.
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ance on such property should also tcrmi.
nate, il ia held in these cases that the in.
suFnnce on thC'eutire property Is not by
these provisions forfeited by sale OF n
portion ot'the'propertyiwithout the con.
sent oil the company.
Another point laid down in this case Is
the following; Where a policy contains a
provision thatit the interest Of the assur.
ed Is not truly stated, or be otherwise
than the entire, unconditional aud sole
ownership under penalty OF forfeiture Of
the insurance, it does not thereby follow
that in case Of deed Of trust on the pro.
perty, when the title ia not inquired about,
that forfeiture should occur.
These points are matters OF interest to
the iusuring public, and especially 80 as
they have come out in connection with
the trial Of cases before the Court Of Ap.
peuls Of West Virginia, where three Of
our Wheeling companies have been par.
ties to the litigation.
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Southern E1cursienists.

RICHMOND, May 12.-The Western
visitors were welcomed upon their arriv.
al last night by large concourse OF peo.
pie, assembled at the railroad depot, and
the hospitaIities OF the city were bestow.
ed by Mayor Darlington, when the COM
pany were escorted TO the Exchange Ho.
tel. This morning u formal reception
took place at the State House, Mayor
Darlington presiding. General T. NJ.
Logan welcomed the guests to Richmond
and the South, and Captain G, NJ. HOl.
loway, Of Cincinnati, President OF the ex-
cursion party, made the acknowledg.
mcnt.
Addresses followed from I. J. Phelps,
Of Louisville, s. +. Covington, OF Cincin.
natl, Judge Cochran, of Peoria, Governor
Kemper, Of Virginia, aud others, alter
which the company were driven to vari-
Ous points Of interest in the city. A
grand banquet was given tonight. The
visitors express themselves as delighted.
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RrssIANs IN ASA MINoR.

ARussian official dispatch from Tiflis
says the Russians occupied Dyadin un.
opposed on the Sth. News from Kars to
the 9th inst. announces that the Russians
are enCamped three hours march from
Loubaton and Yaghniiar. There have
been only unimportant outpost skirm-
ishes since the 1st OF May.
Communication between kars and
Erzeroum is infrequent and difficult.
The dearness and scarcity OF provisions
increase. The Russians find great diff.
Guilty in procuring supplies.
AGREED ON A PROTEST.
PARIS, May 12.-The Memorial DipIo.
matiQus says that the British and Aus.
trian Cabinets are agreed on terms OF
protest 10 be sent to the Russian Gov.
ernment against any attempt at declara.
ton OF independence by Roumania.
SHORT OF FUNDS.
The same paper states that the Bey Of
Tunis, who has been summoned by the
Sultan to send a contingent, excused
himself on the score Of financial inability,
but says his subjects may Join the Turks
as volunteers.
VISITED EIsHARcK.
BERLIN, May 13-Count schouvelof'
has arrived from London. He visited
Prince Bismarck at Treidrichsruh.
DRIVEN BACK.
ER2ERouM, May ia detachment
Of Cossacks on advancing TO Turkey were
driven back TO Kajestman.
There is scarcity of provisions at Alex
androple.
The telegraphic communication with
Kars still continues. The Russians tried
TO obtain information by tapping the
wires but were discovered by their ques-
tions.
The inhabitants Of Erzeroum contri-
butte literally for the defense Of Kara.
RouMANIAN INDEPENDENCE VOID.
LONDON, May 12.-The circular Of
Count Audrassy to the Austrian repre-.
sentativcs abroad announces that Austria
will consider any declaration OF indie
pendence OF Roumania null and void
BRITISH IRON cLADs AT PORT sA1D.
CAIRO, May l2.--The British iron clad
squadron will arrive at Port Said on
the 10th Of May. 1t is believed that the
Egyptian government will be able TO send
10000 troops TO Turkey.
IMPORTANT CAPTURE BY THE CossAcKs.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 10. - Official
telegrams say that after capturing Muk.
hestar the Russians, on the llth inst,
threw forward two columns against the
Khatzubnni heights, skirting the river
Kintrisa. This stronghold was stormed
with loss Of 12 killed and 11G wounded.
The Turkish losses were enormous. The
Turks claimed n victory here.
CoxSTANTIHorLE, May l3.--The Porte
is very anxious about supplying arms
and ammunition for the troops, and is
very angry with America for allowing
Russian squadron to remain in American
waters.
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MEXICO.


inauguration OF PRESIDENT DIaL.
Cry OF MEXICO, via BROWNSVILLE,
May l2,-On Wednesday, the ID, Con,
gresg, 1872 members present, counted the
Presidential votes, and declared General
Porhrio Diaz President. On nlFriday, the
4th, Diaz went to the gates Of the city
and was presented to the army as the
President elect, and by II escorted to the
palace, where the troops passed in re-
view At9 o'clock yesterday he was in
augurated with much solemnity and en-.
thusiasm.
After taking the oath Of office he SOL
emnly declared that he would occupy the
Presidency for one term only.
The diplomatic Corps with the excep.
tion Of the United States Minister, was
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FRIGHrFUL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT IN CEN
TRIAL PARK,
Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPicR or TIIR CuRP SIGNAL OPFiCRR,
WASHINGTON, d, c. MaylI-i ~
=

For Tennessee and Ohio Valley
slowly falling barometer, northeast to
southeast Winds. nearly stationary tenn,
perature, partly cloudy weather and rain
areas.
For the Lakes, nearly stationary OF
falling barometer, winds mostly from The
northeast to the southeast, stationary OF
higher temperature, clear or partly
cloudy weather, followed at the south.
west stations by increasing cloudiness.
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"Glory HallcIujah" Stops

WILMINGTON, DEL, May l2.-This eve,
ming, during a temperance rally in the
Grand Opera House, when over 5000
persons were present, the discovery Of =
quantity Of burlap burning in the cellar
caused a stampede. An old lady promptly
started "Glory Hallelujah." which being
taken up by those on the stage alIayed
the fears otthe crowd, and order was re,
stored. A man named Bird has been ar.
rested for attempting to ERE the build.
inr.
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METHODIST CONVENTIONS.


BALTIMORE, May l2,-At the Conven.
tion Of the Methodist Church (Grecn
street. this morning, Rev. John Burns,
Muskingam; Rev. j. &. Westiall, Pitts.
burgh; Rev. S. NJ. Lowman. Indiana, Rev.
+. A. Wheat, Gcneset; J. T. Finch, Ohio;
Hon. p. +. Remsberg, Illinois, and A.
Harper, Pittsburgh; were appointed by
the Conference committee to consider
the basis OF the proposed reunion, and
consult with similar committee to be
appointed by the Methodist Protestant
Convention.
After discussing whether the conference
committee should decide the union basis,
or only consult upon the snbject and
bring It properly before the respective
conventions, without coming to decision,
the Convention adjourned TO 3r.M.
At the Methodist Protestant Conven.
tion (Ai'quith Street church, the Com.
mittCe on Credentials reported that they
were unable tO decide IA to who was en-
titled to the vacant seat in the North
Carolina delegation.
Rev. Geo. Hunt aud Rev. IL. G. Harris
were applicants ior the position. Harris
is supposed to favor reunion, and was
asked by Rev. Alison Gray, the legal del.
egatc from North Carolinn. 10 attend the
Convention in his place. Hunt claims he
was elected as an alternate. After an
excited debate motion to seat Hunt was
defeated by close vote. A motion to
seat Harris was debated, and without
coming to vote, the Convention ud-
journGd to 3r.M.
AT the afternoon session, religious ser,
vices only were held.
At the evening session, upon further
debate, the vote against the admission OF
the Rev. Mr.. Hunt was reconsidered, and
he was admitted. Rev. DR.. J. X. Mich
oIas, II. +. ZollikofIer, J. n. V. Hickor-
son, Judge B. S. Bibb, N. Wells, Geo. B.
Barr and W. Mears, were appointed n
committee to confer with the committee
OF the Methodist Convention, on the basia
OF reunion.
Adjourned till Monday.
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WORCESTER, May &c. W. Kerr,
travelling salesman for Alliug Bros. &
Co., Of New York, checked trunk con.
tanning $4,000 worth Of jewelry from
here to Hartford Friday night, and on
presenting his check there was handed a
black bag. The checks were undoubtedly
changed in this city, and the trunk sent
on to New York, as two men we're admit
ted to the baggage room to get something
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PHILADEIrutA, May l2.-Thc jury in
the case Of Rev. Mr.. Bott, charged with
adultery, having failed to agree, were dis.
charged to-day. One Of the jurors, A. II.
Lodgson, was held in fifteen hundred dol.
lars bail to answer to the charge that he
had remarked that no difference what
the evidence might be, he would not con.
,fsk
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present. The civil procession, followed
by the military, then escorted The Presi.
dent to the National Palace. The term
Of the present Congress will not expire
until September. An election for Sena.
tors and members Of. the Supreme Court
has been ordered.
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New YORK, May 12.-Arrived- Cana:
da, from London. r-
FARTHER PoINT, May l2.-Arrived--
Steamships HiberniSni and Pelynesian,
from Liverpool. lisSis Il ~
San Francisco, May 12.AArriyed-
The French bark Argonaute, from BOr-
deaux.
LONDON, May l2.-Steamships Labra
dor, from New York, and Pennsylvania,
from Philadelphia, arrived out.
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Trial ot:the Ellenlon niotcrs.

COLUMBIA, s. G., May l2.-Governor
Hampton to-day submitted to the House
OF Representatives n communication from
President Hayes, stating that the District
Attorney Of South Carolina had been in.
structed to prepare for trial on three
cases OF the Ellenton prisoners.
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New ORLEANS, May 13.-The Golden
Jubilee OF His Holiness Pope Plus I,X
was celebrated by the Catholics to-day BY
grand military and civil procession and
mass meeting in Lafayette Square, where
addresses were made.
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New YonK, May lS.-Detective G olden
arrived to-day in the steamer City Of
Richmond, having in custody Tho:. B.
Loomis, charged oL being an accomplice Of
Beckwith, the confidential clerk convicted
of robbing Babbitt, the soap man.
New YORK, May 1s.-It is said that
all persons indicted for conplicity in the
recently developed insurance frauds will
have speedy trials.
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WASHINGTON, May l2.-Gen. Hawley,
President; A. T. Goshorn, General Direc.
tor, aud Meyer Asche, Assistant Secreta.
~ oil the Centennial Commission, have
been created, by the King OF Holland,
knights Of the Order Of the Golden Lion
Of the Netherlands.
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FRANCE.
DisOrderIy DeputIeS--MotIOn 10
Restore the Rules Of 1919,

sVHV tHV NNuHNW VI IVIWs
PARIS, May l2.-In consequence Of the
Systematic disturbance in the Chamber
OF Deputies by some Bonapartists, who do
not conceal that their object is disCrcdit Of
Parliamentary government, and NJ. Gre.
" having threatened to resign the Pres.
idencY unless his hands are strengthened,
NJ. LIE Blond (Nloderate Republican, TO-
day friday pursuantto resolution Of
the entire Left, moved Rn alteration in
the standing orders, restoring tho rules
OF 1859, which gave the President power
tosuspend the pay OF disorderly members,
suspend their right to speak, and line
them, with cost Of placarding votes Of
Censurc,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, May l2.-Tho Emperor Vii.
liam has received the French Embassa-
dor and commissioned him to forward n
message TO President MacMahon express.
i've OF tho Emperor's good wishes for
France,
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CLEVELAND, May 13.-S. Wilbur, a
coniectiOner, doing business at lGl Orange
street, suiCided yesterday by shooting
himself in the head, Mr.. Wilbur was
% years old and unmarried; cause i'll
health.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
Western Union Telegraph VS..
Missouri aaciiic ROnu.

MlSsOurt Hhcliic SOnu.
ST. LOUIS, May 12.-The injunction
suit Cf the Western Union Telegraph
Company came up in the Circuit Court,
to-day, and was argued by the defendant,
but no decision was reached. The mat.
ter will probably come up again next
week.
SALE OF THE 1. Il. & W. ROAD ORDERED.
CHICAGO, May 12.-Judge Drummond
rendered decision, this morning, in the
matter Of the indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railroad. The suit was
commenced about three months ago, by
Turner Brothers, Of New York, financial
agents Of the indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railroad, against the cor
poraIion. They petitioned the United
States Circuit Court TO give judgment
against the road, claiming that while they
acted as the financial agents of the cor.
pOration it became very heavily indebted
to them. They asked Judge Drummond
to order the sale Of the road. The Court
decided that the claims Of Turner Broth
ers were all straight and valid, and or
dered the sale Of the main line. He
would further consider the propriety Of
selling the Illinois bracnh, and give his
decision at an early day upon that point.
Turner Brothers were particularly inter.
estcd in the main line.
CONSULTATION OF TRUNK LINE MANA.
GERS.
New YORK, May l2.-RepreSentatives
Of trunk lines continued To-day their
secret session, and, it is believed, conclud.
ed their labors, rs Colonel Thomas A.
Scott, President of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, returned home after
adjournment. Pooling receipts and pro.
rNting distribution are said to have been
tho matters considered and arranVed
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]. Evans Edings, while carrying $1,000
to pay their wages to the hands al the
phosphate works near here, was shot dead
and robbed. Two negroes were arrested
and confessed the crime. The money was
found in their possession.
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RocKHtLI, Pa, May IAN extra
stock train from the west, with shipments
for Europe, ran into n COW on the North
Pennsylvania here this afternoon. Eight
cars Of cattle were wrecked.
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Dog Meat and Murder.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 12.-Friday even
ing Gottleib Meyer quarreled with Fred
Borsh, butcher, about five cents worth
OF meat for his dog. Borst. attempting
to put him out Of his ahop, was shot in
the groin, from the effect OF which he died
last evening.
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UNIED EINhINU OF THE IUNhIbH J
ITOR CONFIRMED.

KECHENEFF, May 12.-It is officially
confirmed that the Russians sunk large
Turkish monitor in the Danube yester.
day. A shell penetrated the boiler OF the
monitor, resulting in an explosion, which
fred the magazine. The monitor sank,
and the entire crew and two hundred sol.
dinra nerished
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, May l2.-Mr. Douglass
Publishes card, sRying that the attack
upon him on account Of remarks made
by him in Baltimore are both malicious
and silly. Washington Ia n great city;
not village nor hamlet, hut the capital
Of great nation, and the manners and
habits OF its various classes arc proper
subjects for presentation and criticism,
and therefore he very much mistakes II
this great city can be thrown into a tenn
pest and passion by any humorous relec.
lions he may take the liberty to utter.
Several thousand citizens, including
many business men; have signed a petition
to the President, asking for the removal
Of Marshal Douglass, in view Of his Sian.
derous usteraHces, and there is talk OF
calling an indignation meeting.
EARTHQUAKE WAVES.
Assistant Davidson telegraphs c. Po.
terson, Superintendent OF the Coast Sur
vey, in relation to the earthquake waves
registered in the tide gauge at Fort Point
at the entrance Of San Francisco harbor,
to the following effect: "Sharp earth.
quake waves commenced Thursday, May
10, at G:lS A. NJ. Five rises and falls Of
nine inches in eighty minutes. Then
nine maxima or Crests forty.eight min
utes apart, with secondary maxima, the
largest fifteen inches. Then six sharp
rises fourteen inches each, and irregular
broken crests one hour apart. Then, to
5 A. NJ. Friday, double maxima as at the
commencement, the largest rise being
eight inches. From $50 A. NJ. Friday, 10
l:l5 p. NJ, irregular maxima; then a sud
den fall OF sixteen inches, and this action
continuing until or. NJ. No we'll defined
maximum to action, but expeditions Of
markedly different character. The earth
quake wave Of tho great earthquake in
Japan, some years ago, was twenty.three
minutes traversing the Pacific 10 San
Francisco.
SONORA FGIBUSrERING EXPEDITIONS.
The story is revived OF the organiza.
ton OF tilibusters for the capture Of So.
nora, and that the capital necessary to
lit out three expeditions is secured. The
story goes that they start from Guyana,
San Francisco and FL Paso, the first by
land and the second by water to Guaymas,
these to reinforce the third in Sonora.
SEIZURE OF TIMER CUT ON GOVERNMENT
LAND.
The Commissioner OF the Land Office
has been informed Of the seizure Of forty
thousand logs, cut from Government
lands in Southwestern Louisiana, and
valued at over one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. On the Sabine River
mills are in full operation preparing the
timber for shipment TO the West Indies.
The Commissioner orders u vigorous
prosecution OF the war against the illegal
traffic.
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-The reply Of
the State Department to the formal noti-
Gcation by Turkey Of the existence of
state OF war between that power and Rus
sia is to the effect that the United States
will occupy strictly netral position to.
ward the belligerents. A similar reply
will hr furnished In Russia
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CHARLESTON, S. c., May l2.-Rev. DR..
Moore, pastor Of St. Patrick's Church OF
this city, was to-day consecrated Bishop
OF ST. Augustine. Six Bishops and thirty
priests participated. Bishop Gibbons
-preached.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Destroyed by an Earthquake.
LONDON, May l2.-Iquiqui, Peru, was
destroyed by an earthquake Thursday,
the 10th Of May.
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RELIGIOUS.
Reformed EpIscopal CouuciI.

PHILADELPHIA, May l2. - At the
fourth day session Of the General Coun.
Gil OF the Reformed Episcopal Church,
the report Of the Committee on the State
of the Church was adopted. The com.
mittee say that during the year they have
received returns from tiity.nine congre.
cations. This is marked improvement
uponthe returns Of last year, when only
thirty.iour parishes reported.
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LOUISVILLE, May le.-Judge Ballard
held each of the four Deputy Marshals
in 1000 bond to answer two weeks hence.
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LONDON, May 12.-An official Constan.
tinople dispatch says that the Russians,
having attacked on Friday in great force
the position occupied by the vanguard oil
the Turkish auxiliary troops, in the vi.
cinity Of Batoum, IN engagement ensued,
lasting eight and one.half hours, result.
ing in the complete rout of the Russians,
who lost four thousand men. The Turk.
ish loss was uncomfortable.
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ENGLAND.
Nhin.lsniI,lers, Lockoul.

GLASGOW, May l2.-The ship.builders'
lockout will affect from 25,OO6 to 10000
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lions Tor the relatives Of the deceased are
coming in rapidly.
MISSING.
A man named Boardman Ia missing,
and at n late hour tonight Is beliyed 10
be beneath the ruins.
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WASHINGTON, May 13.-'The reply OF
the State Department to the formal noti-
tication by Turkey Of the existence Of u
state OF war between that power and Rus
sia is to the effect that the United States
will occupy strictly netral position to.
ward the belligerents. A similar reply
will be furnished to Russia.
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The negro Donnelly is the wonder Of
the town. He jumped one hundred and
nineteen feet to avoid the fall, and struck
"all in heap" on pile OF ashes. The
bystanderS, supposing him killed, we're
amazed to see him get up and walk in u
da2ed sort Of way to water trough,
wash his face and bind up slight scalp
wound.
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A letter from n person for some years
in close connection with the Turkish
Government circles, says that the Grand
Vizier is losing his head, and that Safvet
Pasha is at loss as to what to do. There
are frequent councils, and hints are
thrown out rs 10 whether it would not be
better to treat with the Russians before
they cross the Danube,
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ANornrn uNroKrrNArE.

The wife OF Flanagan, who died in a
like attempt to jump, has been in faint.
ing fit most Of the time since.
All the wounded are reported as doing
we'll.
unburyiug have noty arrived.