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THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
Terrible Ravagss of the Disease.
II Becomes More and More In
fsCtiOus.
Stringent Measures to Prevent
Communication.
The Thousand Channels bywhiCh
It Travels.

WASHINGTON, August 13.-The cattle
plague committee of the British House Of
Commons have agreed in their report 10
recommend that all importations from
Germany, Russia and Belgium be abso.
lutely prohibited; that the cattle import
ed from all other countries be killed at
the place Of landing; that the stock in the
metropolitan market should only be re-
moved for slaughter; that all movements
OF cattle in infected districts be
prohibited; that iaira and markets
be stopped; that infected farms be subject.
ed TO quarantine; that the compensation
Tor pleuro-neumOnia be the same az for
the cattle plague; that all cattle sheds in
towns be subjected to registration and in.
speCtion. Notwithstanding these strin-
gent measures the disease ia on the in.
crease in London. So infectious is the
disease that 1t is dangerous for cattle to
pass the infected districts or 10 breathe
the mir olhay or straw from these districts
or to drink from pools or fords where
diseased cattle have strayed. Sheep may
convey the disease by their wool, and
wool from foreign countries should he
carefully kept from coming in contact
with anything likely to carry disease,
when imported from countries where
the disease exists. Hoofs, horns, etc,
and clothing Of men employed to sIangh-
Ter diseased cattle, will also convey the
infection.
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Finishing the Decorations.

BENNINGTON, August 13.-To.day has
been devoted to finishing the street dc.
cOratious. Main and North streets, al.
most their entire length, have been beau.
titled with flags, strcamers and banners.
Among the notices are: "WelCome to
the President, the PaCiIiCatOr OF States,
"A Hundred Thousand Welcomes in The
Name OF the Great Jehovah and the Con.
tinental Congress" alive Free or Die"
"John Stark" Liberty generations past
and generations to come hold us
responsible for the sacred trust" "Mollic
Stark did not sleep widow, August,
III" Several car loads OF visitors ar.
rived to-day. The exercises proper Of
the Centennial begin Wednesday morn.
ing. The review this evening OF the
National Guards by Gov. Fairbanks
was witnessed by thousands of people
Twenty-Five posts guard Camp Stark.
The President will arrive Wednesday
afternoon, accompanied by members Of
his Cabinet. Governors Fairbanks and
Cornwall will meet the President al
the State line 10 welcome him to Yer
mont. The Governors Of Maine, New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island. Illinois, West Virginia, Wiscon
sin and Florida will arrive Wednesday
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Frying 10 IIabens Corpus Joyce

ST. Louis, August 1S.-A special 10
the Ereaing Dispdtch from Jefferson City
says; The habeaS corpus case Of Colonel
John Joyce, formerly United States rev.
enue agent for this district, under Gen.
John Mcdonald, was decided to-day.
The particular question involved in the
case was that Of cumulative punishment,
or Judgment upon more than one count
Of m Indictment. The decision is long
and expresses doubt as to how far court
under hdbtaSeOrpus proceedings can review
its former judgments; but in this case, 10
concluding, the Judge says; feel re.
lieved because the judgment entered can
be reviewed, and the various questions
involved can be appealed. The conclu.
sions arrived at are that the Indictment
under consideration in ia various counts
charges but one ofiense. That when the
Court entered it's judgment on a con-
Spiracy, II exhausted its powers, and
the result Of the judgment was void.
That Joyce having served full term Of
two years in the pCnitentiary, after al.
lowing due credit for good conduct, is
entitled to discharge. which is granted
him on condition that he and hiS surety
enter into a recognizance OF $4,000 to
appear and answer any order which may
be made in this court.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney vii.
liams filed papers for an appeal to the
U. S. Circuit Court, and Governor Fletch.
or and VIM. Mccarthy we're offered and
accepted as bondsmen. II is twenty lone
months to-day since Col. Joyce entered
prison under sentence Of two years and
$1,000, on the fourth count, and $1,000
fine on the frat, second and third counts.
1t is said that Joyce's fines are stood of,
US he has no property.
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The Workingmeu's Convention at CIn.
cinnuti put colorel man on their State
ticket. His name is Peter II. Clark, and
he is isspoken OF rs a respectable citizen.
The Commercial says that he has always
commanded the respect Of that commu.
nifty. The peculiarlty Of his selection is
increased by the fact that he ia
put forward for the place OF
School Commissioner on the ticket.
We infer that he ia better able to Gil such
a place than many white men who have
been selected for it. The Commercial says
that he is "sincere man" and quotes
the tollowin: extract from speech
which he delivered on die labor question
a few days ago:
"ln the words Of the writer of sEcclesi.
Astes,' beheld the tears Of such "A were
oppressed and they had no comforter;
and on the Sideot their opprOssora there
was power, but they had no comforter.
With this text imprinted on nv memory
by many years sympathy with and ser.
vice IN unpopular causes, | do not marvel
when | see the oppression Of the poor,
ana violent perverting OF judgment and
Justice"
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OBITUARY.
Death oil n Prominent Citizen.

TERRE HAUTE, August 13.-Chauncey
E. Rose died here tonight, aged S3. He
was the originator and first President Of
the TerrC llaute & Indianapolis Rail.
road, and was the prime mover in the
Evansville, Terre H2ute & Chicago and
the fandalia lines. lie has given large
sums for charitable purposes, which ag.
gregaIe more than $2,0O0,O0O. Hc has
lately built and endowed the Poly
technic Institute in this city, and
made provision for the erection oil and
endowment Of the Vigo county Orphans
Home. He established the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Terre IIautc by heavy con.
tribution. Among lis gifts were large
sums to the Hospital Of the Sisters Of
Providence in Terre Haute, the State
Normal School, Wabash College and
other institutions in this State, and in
the city Of New York and elsewhere in
the east. He was born in Weathersfeld,
Conn, and has lived here since 1878. His
death causes universal regret in this
community to which he has been bcnc,
fnnIOr
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ITO CAPITALISTS
TNo CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DesIFuus Of
Engaging ln Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
GARDENING,

On account Of advanced age ain deaiuus Of
changing my residence, and Therefore offer for sale
my iarm situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
the river bank midway between Bridgeport and
MArtIR's Ferry, and Immediately I'D Joining the VII
lage Of RtnAvllle. The property conata1 Of 60
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of river bOttOm
In the hill there are two seams Of coal, 6b aid 3M
ICct thick, three deposits Of limestone, al 8 fool
vein Of close texture Rnd or free stone an Is foot
Teln Of mari, which altogether mako soil and Nm
underlying bed Of dCIoltH Of rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lIea
gently alOpng to the east and all under direct ex.
posture 10 the sun, sA Vineyard Of 10 acres mostly
CAtawba grapes, all In fine hearing condition, about
seven years old which has proven itAeli able 10 pay
a handsome peT cent to tho cultivation
The property is being approached above and be-
low by an advancing tide Of perSona seeking small
homCSicldS, and Is now really the only unOccupeL
territory between bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
1t lS valuable aS an investment for capital saCklpgA
safe purchase and valuable to those who want mar
ket gardening ground clOSe 10 tho city, Il fronts
beautifully upon tho river and commands view Of
The city, the Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms Of sale will DO one-thlrd caali, !, balance
In two annual payments, 8 pcr cent interGA on de-
lnrTCd payments. For further particulars inquire
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the PrGmiEol, OF by mail At Bridgeport, Ohio.
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FRANCE.
A Preserving Ship.

RouEN, August l3.-The steamship
FrigoriGque, built for preserving fresh
meat on long voyages, has arrived from
the river Platte with n cargo OF meat in
fine condition. One hundred and twelve
days has elapsed since she begun loading
DoNArARTrsrs AT cHIsELuURsr.
PARIS, August l3.--The Aonitcr in
aemi-oflicial note aIlirms that the Ques.
tion Of proclaiming a state OF siege has
not been mooted at n meeting OF the
Cabinet, and also cOntradicts the rumor
Of an impending ministerial modiiica-
tion.
The Messenger De Rria announces the
rendezvous Of all the Bonarpartist lead.
ers at Chiselhurst, August 18th, when the
Prince Imperial is expected to deliver an
address.
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New York, August 1S.-At meeting
Of the Executive Committee Of the Ma.
tional Rifle Association this afternoon,
N. P. Stanton in the Chair, the Scottish
protest was laid on the table.
President Stanton said the Scottish
team should have protested in January,
1876, when dispatch saying that an Eng.
lish, Scotch, Irish or mixed team would
be accepted was sent TO Ireland. lie was
authorized to arrange to pass an English
Teams effects without examination by
the Custom House authorities, and the
Team was also granted the privilege OF
using the Crcedmoor range for practice
whenever they desired prior to match
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UNCLE JoHN BORING IL one of several
orthodox Democrats who favor tho In
rELLIoENcER office with their presence,
when they are in pursuit of reliable in.
formation, instead Of dropping in at the
RegiHg Office, where, under more con.
genial circumstances, their political as,
sociatiOus would naturally lead them,
Uncle John has been a good deal exer.
ci'ed over the returns from the Sd Dis
trict. Being an honest man himself he
hates to suspect other people, but really,
he says, those returns are too much for
his credulity. His voice is now for ,
strong registry law. This thing of n
man voting his sons and his daughter,
his man.servants, and his maidservants
and all the strangers within his gates on
election day, is not warranted by the
uSages Of the Democratic party outside
OF New York, and Uncle John ia fearful
that such q dose OF Boss Tweedism In
this State will seriously injure the party
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knights OF I'ythins.

CLEVELAND, O., August l3.-Thc 18th
annual session Of the Supreme Lodge of
knights of Pythias OF the world begin
their session here tomorrow. About
5000 Knights will he in attendance. Be-
sides the regular business Of the session,
the Local Committee has made arrange
InentS for receptions, parales, an excur-
sion and prize drill. Among the nota-
hIe Knights present are S. S. Davis, Of
Nashua, n. H., Supreme Chancellor Of
the world; +. J. Woodruff, Of Macon, Ga,
Vice Supreme Chancellor OF the world;
and Justin H. Rathbone, founder of the
the Knights Of Pythias Order.
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1NRUsTEE'S SALE OF
CHAPLINE STREET PROPERTY

by virtue Of a deed Oi trust made ly joseph
GOdfrey 10 the undersigned Trustee, dArnl' the 18th
day Of June. 1874 and recorded In the Clerks
0tlicc Of the County Court Of Ohio county, west
Virginia, In D,Cd Of Trust HOok M. !, ragc $50 |
will on
SATURDAY, tho sIh day Il scPttmbSr 1877,
BEGINNING al 10 o'clock 4. ", sell at public auction
Rt the front door OF the Court HOIiC OF Ohio COuI-
", the following dCtciibcd real estate, that II 10
say: All that half lot Of ground situated on the
GiSt side Of ChApline StTeet, between Eleventh and
Twelfth Streets In the city Of Wheeling, dCAlSnaie
upon the plat Of that PARTON Of SAID city Us the
south One-hAlf Of lot numbered i've IN Equarr
numbered fourteen ESiS Of lot No, 3 in &c. No ~
Of the addition to that pert Of said city together
with the AapuTtenances.
TKRNs Oi SALE-One-thlrd cash and tho balance
In Six months and one year from ths day Of sale,
the purchaser to give his notes with approved sCcur-
liy for the payment Of the deferred lnstAilmGnts
and Interest on same, aud the title to the property
to he retained until the purchase money IA fully
paid.
auth JOSEPH BELL, Trustee.
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New YORK, August 13.-The London
Daily Neics correspondent at Sistova, un-
der date Of Saturday, corrccts his recent
summary Of the situation. He now says
that General Dragonicoif is in Ginova,
not before Loyatz. Prince Mirsky is
entrenched before Selvi, and alter the
abandonment OF Kalolank itseems doubt
ful whether the Balkan passes will con-
tinue 10 be held by the Russians.
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TIE TURF.


PHILADELPHIA, August l3.-The Point
Breeze summer meeting began to-day.
The races were Of the 300 and 9:97 class.
Second race-Summary: Lady Kildeer,
3,3, |, |, /; Phil. Dougherty, 4, ., 3, 4, 9;
Delaware,2, 4, 4, 8, 3; SNOWFALL, l, /, ., 2,
4. Time, 2:2St, 2:27!, 2:2S, 2:2St and
2::2S.
COLUMBUS, August l3.-The Columbus
Driving Park Association has decided to
join the circuit comprising Lexington,
Cynthiana, Cincinnati, Columbus and
Cleveland for the purpose OF holding n
fall trotting meeting, to begin Oct. 81.
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LITTLE ROCK, August 13.-In the
ChancerY Court this morning, Chancellor
Ekin decided the suit Of the Memphis &
Little Rock against the Iron Mountain
Railroad. That the be latter enjoined from
impeding the use Of any part Of the track
connecting with The road as interfering
with depots, etc, by the former road.
The Memphis road ia required 10 give
bonds in the sum Of $1,000 within two
days, for the payment of tolls, etc.
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Five thousand Mussulmans refugees
arc in Adrianoplc, and three thousand
in other towns. Several thousand are
expected from KOganIik.
"A Paris dispatch from GabrosH
says: According to reports, the Turks
have burned hospital ut Eski.Saghra,
which contained 800 sick.
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where all the property belonged to the
government, to which every one contri.
buted by his labor, receiving thereby a
supply for his wants; where the citizen
rose through all the gradations Of his
existence as II in a vast public school;
where gold was contcmned, and all the
members Of the society, unswerved by
passion, were Fixed each in his proper
place.
The name Of this fancy state of society
-"Utopia"-hs since been given to all
theories and experiments OF like i'm.
practical character, such ms the socialist
speculations Of BabCui, Saint Simon,
Fourier, Owen and others, all Of which
in turn have demonstrated that however
nice they might be on paper they would
not work in practice.
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('OWhIlcl,

WASHINGTON, August lS.-William ].
Murtagh, proprietor OF the National Re.
publican, was cowhided this morning in
front Of his office by Jos. 4. Wheatly, Of
llarrodsburg, Ky,!on account Of articles
which appeared IN that paper rejecting
upon his private character,
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PORTLAND, Me-, August l3.-The
Democratic State Convention meets TO-
morrow and will indorse the Presidents
Southern policy. J. G. Talbot, last years
candidate for Governor, was waited on
tonight and requested to withdraw, but
declined.
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WAsHrNaroN, D, c., August lS.-The
Supreme Court OF Mexico has decided
that the legislative, executive and judi.
eial powers are Independent, and the
functions Of one cannot be exercised by
either OF the others.
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NEwDuReH, N. Y, AugusNlS.-Catlet
Northrup Of the third class, West Point
Military Academy, was drowned while
bathing in the Hudson, Saturday. The
body has not yet been recovered, the de.
ceased was from the West.
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Business Embnrrnssmcn,s

NEw YORK, August l3.-Darwin A.
Sherman, the most extensive merchant in
Warren county, has failed. Liabilities
100000; assets unknown.
GLENEs FALLS, N. Y, August lS.-Li.
abilities Of Darwin Sherman who suspen.
ded on Saturday, Sl5O,0O0. Many per-
sons are thrown out OF work.
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NEw York, August lS.--Arrived--
Steamship Vaderland from Ant Serp.
FARTHER PoINT, August l3-Arrivetl
Steamer Quebec from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, August l3.-Arrived-
Steamships Germanic and State Of Neva.
dN from New York. =.
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WorRIngmcn's Mass Meeting at
NnahYillR.

NASHVILLE, August 1S.-The working.
men held a mass meeting tonight and
determined 10 put up workingmen for
Mayor, Alderman and Councilmen at the
next municipal election. Between 500
and 400 workingmen were present.
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Heating tho nelI Punch.

NEw York, August 13.-Twelvc con.
ductors on the Second avenue horse car
line have been arrested, and warrants
have been issued for about fifty others,
on the charge Of beating the bell punch
and pocketing the proceeds of the cheat,
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NEw York, August 1S.-The Post says
II is announced on authority that the
Delaware Il Hudson Canal Company
have executed mortgage for ten million
dollars upon their property in Pcnnsyl.
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WAR DKFARTHRHT,
lgvICM ny tiny Cuna AInMLL nnricnn

DYWCK OY TUX CmIRY SIGNAL OPRICER,
NASHlSG1ON, ID. C., August iI-t 4. ~
PKORAHLITIRa
For the Lower Lakes, falling possibly
followed by rising barometer, east
winds, with cloudy and rainy weather,
possibly shifting 10 cooler easterly.
For Tennessee and the Ohio, Mississip.
pi and Lower Missouri Valleys, and the
Upper Lakes, rising barometer, north.
east TO northwest winds, and cooler, clear
or clearing weather.
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New YoRK, August 13.-The executor
OF the dry goods commission house Of W.
W. Huntington &Co., the principal OF the
firm having died suddenly last week, has
notified the creditors that payments will
be suspended until their affairs have been
examined.
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PHILADELPHIA, August l3.-ThC Cx.
hibitors oil the permanent exhibition
have decided to open the exhibition on
SUNDAYS hereafter.
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Howard In Pursuit.

WASHINGTON, August 13.-Dispatches
from Gen. Mcdowell say that dispatches
from Gen. Howard, confirm the press re.
ports Of Gibbons fight with the Indians.
Gen. Howard arrived there on the 18th
and says the supplies are not cut of; that
Gibbons command ia in the best Of spirits;
that the last OF the Indians left on the
night Of the llth, and that he (Howard)
will continue the pursuit. as soon us his
command Of four companies OF cavalry,
under Col. Sanford, comes up with him.
SAN FRANClsco, August l3.-The fol-
lowing dispatch has been received al the
military headquarters in this city, from
Gibbons Battalion, dated Valley Of Big
Hole, Montana, August llth:
10 The AdjniGni General Of Military Depati-
ment cfMe Pacific, San Fronci,co:
We reached General Gibbons at 10
o'clock to-day. lie assalled the Indians
at daylight on the 9th, inllicting great
losses upon them. His own casualties
were Z officers, so men and 10 citizens.
General GibbRns is wounded, but not re.
riously. The Supplies were not cut off NJ
reported. Gibbons command is in the
best Of spirits. The last OF the Indians
left last night. ! shall continue the pur-
suit as soon as my command comes up.
-(Signed) HOWARD,
Brig. Gen. Com. Dept Of Columbia.
CHICAGO, August l3-The following
dispatch was received nj the military
headquarters to-day:
BIO HOLE Pass, August II, 1877.
Ny loss in the battle of the 9th was Z
officers and 5S men killed and wounded.
| am satisfied the Indians suffered much
more, for the surprise was complete and
many were killed in the teppees. On
running out, forty dead Indians were
counted on about half the battle field.
Howard has just arrived, and | believe
he can catch them again. Az soon as |
can get the services OF a doctor, propose
TO move TO Deer Lodge and take most Of
our wounded to Shaw. They are all do.
iLg we'll, but fear Lieutenant English is
nit trtally hurt.
[Signed GIN. gibbons,
f,,pu,,,-
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PHILADELPHIA, August ia four
mile swimming match between Thomas
Coylc, Of Chester, and George II. Wade
Of brooklyn, resulted in an easy victory
for Wade by 81 minutes,
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CurcAGo, August l3.-A Times special
from Ross Common, Michigan, says that
large fires are raging in that region, dc.
stroying thousands Of dollarS' worth Of
pine and threatening houses and villages.
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Pool Men Move Again.

Nav York, August 1S.-The decision
declaring pool selling in New Jersey to
be illegal having been affirmed by the Su.
preme Court Of that State, the pool men
again,
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in official quarters, II Ia an undoubteI
fact that Gortschakonat the close OF July
rendered his resignation. 1t will not be
decided whether II will be accepted until
the Car arrives at Catroceni, near Bncl-
Arrest, a few days hence. The reason for
his resignation is that GortSchakoif prom
ised the other powers that their interests
should have full weight in the settlement
oi the Eastern question, but finds his in.
auence declining before the extreme par.
", He also opposes Roumanian and
servian cooperation.
FENIAN PRISONERS.
LONDON, August l3.-O'Connor Power
haa received n communication from Sir
Stafford NorlhCote concerning the re.
manning FeniNn prisoners, which leaves
little doubt Of the immediate release Of
Michael DaVitt, and OF the intention Of
the Government 10 consider the cases Of
the others.
The resolution in favor OF DR.. Bulpl
policy, which was not put to vote at the
Home Rule meeting OF August 9Th, has
received upwards OF thirty signatures Of
the Irish members. The resolution, it ia
expected, will signify declaration Of the
opinion Of n majority OF the Irish Par
liamentary party.
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HospitalitIcs 10 Hayes.

LEXINGTON, Ky, August lS.-The City
Council has extended the hospitalities OF
the city to President Hayes on the occa.
I,on Of his visit 10 the great Lexington
Fair in September,
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CRIMES.


FALL RIVER, MASS, August l3.-Yes.
terday, while Intoxicated, Thomas Filz.
gerald stabbed his wife in the lett breast,
causing her death in an hour. The mur.
derer was arrested.