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NATIONAL REGATTA.
Preparation for the Event In De-
IrOit River.

DERoIT. MICH, July 1.-THE National
Rowing Regatta will be held in Detroit
the second week in August. Every pre-
paration is being made for the occasion
which is designed to be the grandest
aquatic event known on the American
Continent. Large sums Of money have
been subscribed by citizens here, and The
numerous rowing clubs Of Detroit are
active in the work Of making hospitabie
accommodations for the visiting rowing
associations.
The Northwestern Association hold
their regatta August l3 and II, the Ma.
tional Association OF Amateur 0arsmen
holding theirs the two days following,
August l5 and lG.
Among the principal races will be those
for four.oared shells, six.oared barges
and six.oRred shells.
The National Association is the ANA.
teur organization Of the country, includ
ing among It's members the Quaker City
and Philadelphia Barge Clubs, both Of
Philadelphia; the Gramercy, Atalantu
and Athletic Clubs, OF New York; Mutu
ais, Of Albany, New York; Narragausetts
Of Providence, Analostans, OF Washing
ton; Northwestern Rowing Club, Of Riv'
erdale; FHrraguts, Of Chicago, and several
other equally noted boating clubs. The
Northwestern Association include,
among its members the Wah-wah.sums
Sho -wae. metres, and several Chicago
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Detroit and ToIe
do Clubs.
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asked from the United States bevond that
70 whleh We are prepared to maintain
our right that which We believe the Com.
missioIers would assign II they Judged
correctly. The possibility that thcy may
choose to save themselves some tfouble
and some od!um by taking the case half
way aud splitting the difference between
what We ask and what tho United stales
offer, Is no reason why We should aSk
more than We are entitled to. Il concerna
our honor to give better example OF the
way In which an international lawsuit
should DO conducted on the part Of the
plaintiff. Compared with this the result
is matter of indifference. We shall nc.
quiesce in anything which in some way
or other settles the fisheries question be.
tween the United States and ourselves,
and prevents them from being left open
and perpetualy, spbjeCting uS4o quarrels.
INSURANCE MATTERS.
MONTREAL, July 7.-The shareholders
Of tho StadoconA Insurance Company are
dissatisfied with resolution OF the Di.
rcctors to wind up the company, and a
generalmeeting will be held 10 determine
what course to pursue.
oRANaEMEN DISAPPOINTED.
The orangemeu were rather diScon.
certed over the action Of trustees Of the
city churches In refusing them the use Of
their ediIices 10 hold devine services on
the 18th. The Volunteers Of The Fifth
Military District will be called out.
FISHERIES COMMISSION.
HALIFAX, July THE answer Of the
agent Of the United States Government 10
the case on behalf Of Great,. Britain before
the Fishing Commission was filed to-day
with the Secretary OF the Commission.
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CANADA.


ToLoNro, July IA special to the
Globe, dated London, July @, says: The
Times in an editorial on the fisheries COM
mission, says that the Alabama case, in
which it was certain England would have
10 pay something, was not i'll looked at.
ter. It was expressly stated that it was
to be decided upon all points by major
ity Of the arbitrators, but when il was re.
ierred the liability Of the United States
was not easily secured. We shall have
first to convince the United States Com.
missioner, and he may possibly be little
deaf 10 arguments which seem clear
enough to others. We may hope, at any
rate, that the case will bc decently con-
Quoted on our side. No sum should be
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Further Explanations Concerning
British Fleet In Bsslka Bay.
Movements of the Russian Armies
In Bulgaria.
Indications Of a Big Battle Within
a Few Days..
Rapid Movements In Asia Minor.
Battles Expected at Utsch Kilissa
and Bayazld.
SsrVian Aid Rejected by Russia
to Avoid European Com
pllcatlons.
BlsIa Occupied by the Russians
July 5th.
Russian Raft with Troops Sunk
In the Danube by Turks.
BleIa Occupied by the Russians
July 5th.
Russian Raft with Troops Sunk
In the Danube by Turks.
ON THE DANUBE.

Movements Of the Two Armies.
LONDON, July 7.-The military situa-
tion now appears 10 be as followS: The
Turks have changed front and faced to
the westward since the Russians entrance
into Bulgaria. The Russians are deploy.
iug with their left flank resting on the
Danube, to face the Turkish line, from
Rutschuk TO Shumla.
When this movement is complete q
general battle may be expected, unless
the Turks fall back TO the Balkans or the
Russians mask the whole quadrilateral
and turn it by passing the Balkans. The
Russian forces coming through Dobrud-
Bcha are approaching the rear Of the
Turkish Rutschuk and Sbumla line. This
column Is too strong to be opposed by
any force detached from the Turkish
main body, while the main body itself
cannot turn upon II without exposing its
rear to the Russian main force.
This situation is the creation Of the
Czarowitch. He seems 10 entirely ignore
the existence otSilistria, Varna and Kus.
tendje, and the latest information fixes
the garrisoDs at these places, respective.
ly, at $4,000, 10000 and 10000, which,
operating on the AAnks or rear Of the
Russian Dobrudacha force, would para.
lyze its efforts to cooperate with the
army in Central Bulgaria. Besides the
garrisons OF these fortified places, Sule.
man Pasha's army, which is now said to
be embarking at Antivari, could be land
ed Mt Varna, which would make the mum.
ber OF Turks on the Russian left flank
$4,000. The Russian Dobrudscha corps
is reported to number only 10000.
RUSSIAN RAFT SUNK.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, July 7.-Redif Pasha
telegraphs from Shumla, under date Of
Friday, as follows: "The Russians at.
tempted, near Baba, redoubt FIVE hours
march from Sillistria to disembark troops
with artillery, crossing the Danube on
twenty RATS, towed by three steamers.
The Turks bombarded the RATS, which
precipi.atcly turned back. One large
raft, with troops andsupplies, was sunk"
BIELA OCCUPIED ny RUSSIANS.
ST. PETERSBURG, July Ut is official.
ly announced that Russian dragons oc.
cupied Biela on the 9Th, and were Joined
on the 9th by detachment Of infantry.
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CRIMES.
Daring Bank Robbery.

WHITEHALL, July THE Keesville
National Bank was robbed last night by
seven or eight masked burglars. The
Watchmen were bound and gagged, the
vault and safe blown open, and the con.
tents carried away. The bank loses 81, 900
currency, $1,000 in town OF Chesterfield
bonds, 81 500 in Government bonds, and
81 900 in Essex county bonds; total,
$4,000. Persons who left packages in
the bank for safe keeping have lost from
$50,OO0 10 100000. Bills receivable and
collection notes were also taken. The
bank has notified brokers not to buy the
town Of Chesterfield bonds, payable at the
Park Bank, for 81 600 each, numbered 3,
y, 10, II, u and l3, and the Essex county
bonds, each Sl00 or more, numbered 10,
II, II, IL and IL.
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NEw York, July y7.-Arrived-Steaul'
ships Spain and Wisconsin, from Liver
pool.
BALTIMORE, July 7.-Arrived-steam
ship Ohio, from Bremen.
LONDON, July THE steamships Al
geria and Periers have arrived out.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 7.-Cleared-
Ship Oracle, for Cork.
New YORK, July S.-Arrived-SIcam-
er Rotterdam from Rotterdam; City o.
Chester from Liverpool.
LONDON, July 1.-THE steamers Ger
manic and Wieland, from New York
and Peruvian, from Montreal, have. ar.
rived out.
FARrHERrOINr, July 7.-The steamer
Caspian and Miuntobu, from Liverpool
passed.
PH1LADELruA. July S.-Arrived
Steamer Philadelphia, from Liverpool.
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RAILWAY MATrERS.
Meeting OF Freight Agents,

ST. LOUIS, July 7.-The regular month.
ly meeting Of the General Freight Agents
OF the St. Louis railroads was held at the
Lindell Hotel to-day, and an arrangement
entered into to pool all the earnings on
live stock shipments during the remain,
der OF the year. This agreement was
made between all the lines running from
here to New York, and the new rate
adopted is only five cents per hundred
pounds higher than the rate from Chica.
go. This is the lowest tariff ever adopted
and it is said 1t will be rigidly adhered
to. According TO the mileage the rate
from St. Louis to New York should be
eight cents more than from Chicago, but
the northern lines have agreed that il
shall bc fixed at five cents,
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ST.LOUIS.

Suit Against q Newspaper for
DRmageS-..AnOther SUIT by %
London Merchant to Recover
963,O 600.
ST. LOUIS, July 7.-George W. Frame,
Chief Clerk Of the lower House Of the
Missouri Legislature. filed a suit in the
Circuit Court, late this evening, against
the 81. Louis Dispatch Company, for al.
legged defamation Of character in publish
ing an article some three weeks ago,
which mentioned the rumors, then in cir.
culation, connecting Frame with the
mysterious disappearance OF certain
bill passed by the Legislature last win.
ter. Frame asks for $25, 900 damages.
Samuel H. Hindee, merchant Of Lon.
don, England, has brought suit against
the Second National Bank, the banking
house Of Bartholow, Lewis & Co., the
Mississippi Valley Transportation Com
pany, and George D. Cooper and George
H. Rae, OF this city, to recover some $685.
900. The petition alleges that in 1876
Joseph II. Livingston and Z. D, Jones, Of
shAo SAtJt WCluGOluuAhblUu uuu G4pOEtIDR
merchants under the firm name OF Living.
Ston & Co., and that through letters Of
credit and other documents furnished
them by the deiendents, the plaintiff was
induced to open business relations With
them, and allowed them 10 draw drafts
on him, and that they became indebted
to him in the sum Of $4,000. The peti.
ton also alleges that said firm, Living
ston &C.,, had no capital to transact
business with; that they were at the time,
and still are, insolvent, and that the de.
iendants knew this to be so; there.
fore, his suit is against them, and not
against Livingston & Co., who are ire.
sponsible.
The State Auditors report for six
months show receipts to be 1884, ,694, and
disbursements on warrants $2,2934 1888
The Auditor states thatthe expenses for
the next year will be fully hall a million
dollars less than for the present year.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, July7,-John AIdroyd, carpet
manufacturer, Of Huddersfeld and New.
berry, trading under the style OF Aldroyd
Bros, has failed. Liabilities reported at
$lS5,000.
ENGLISH OPINION OF AMERICAN FouH
PER CENTS.
The Economist has the following regard,
ing the American four and five per cent
loans: "Although one class Of people
look upon them as likely TO be quickly
redeemed, others regard the issue Of four
per cents as unlikely TO be sufficiently
large to redeem more than the six per
cents Of 1865 for come years to come
Others again are deferred from investing
in the six per cents by fear that they may
be redeemed in silver instead ot in gold
cOin,p
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Interstate sunday school Con.
VentlOn.

TOLEDO, July THE first annual as
sembly Of the Interstate Sunday School
Union, composed Of State Unions Of the
various Northwestern and SouthW estern
States, will convene at Lake Side, near
Put.in'Bay, Lake Erie, July 10, and con
tinue ten days. Prominent diyines from
various parts Of the country are expected
10 be present TO take part in the exer'
ciseS, among them Rev. T. Dewitt Tai
mage, OF Brooklyn, New York, and J. II
Vincent, D. D., Of New Jersey, who will
speak on the 18th, 18th and l4th.
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THE TURF.


LONG BRANCH, July Fine weather;
good track and large attendance at Mon
mouth Park Course to-day. The frst
race, purse OF $500, was won by Dauntless
IN two straight heats, Romney second,
Fellowcraft and Chesapeake third respect
lively. Time-1:46f, l:463. The other
horses running were Jennifer, King Bee,
and Burgoo.
The second race, Monmouth Oaks
stakes, valued at $3.50, added to sweep.
stakes Of $50 each for illies, foalS OF 1874,
one and half miles. The race was won
easily by Zoo Zoo, Aunt Betsey second,
Miss Bassett third, Idalia fourth, and
Juno fifth. Time, 2:44f,
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FIRE RECORD.
Jellersonyille-saO.OOO

JEFFERsoNvn.LB, IND, July 1.-THE
entire saw mills Of D. s. Birmore, a
steamboat builder in this city were burn
ed at midnight. The loss on the machin-
cry and building, including lumber, pat.
terms, &c, will reach $4,000. Nc
insurance. CaptaiP Blanks Red river
boat, on the stocks and partially finished
asslightly damaged. A large number
o. o, men are thrown out Of employment
Ihe origin otthe frO is as yet unknown
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LOUISVILLE, uly7.-To.nighfa reheHr'
sails Of those engaged in tho musical ies'
tival were successes in all respects. The
chornses seem perfect and the solo parts
by Pappenheim, Miss Rollwagon and
Frantz Remmertz were pronOunced ex-
cellent, The festival commences Tues
day, and from present indications will
be the grandest musical event ever cele-
brated in this country.
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After tho Horse ThIeyes.

CINCINNATI, July IA company Of
Light Guards left Covington this evening
for GFayson, Carter county, Ky, under
instructions from the Governor TO report
to the Sheriff Of Carter county, to assist
him in arresting band OF horse thieves
aud despetadoes, who have long been a
terror TO the citizens They are we'll or
ganized and armed, and will offer des.
perate resistance 10 the officers.
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Rilleti His brother,

CHEYENNE, July s.-H. ]. Smalley
shot and killed his brother Andrew yes
terday near Mcpherson, Neb. The Small
leys were travelling from Moline, ILL.,, to
Colorado. A quarrel originating in An
drew's wishing to return to Illinois
Terminated as above. The murderer Ia
in jail at North Plat.
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SPAIN.


MADRID, July 1.-The Spanish Con.
gress has adopted copyright bill where.
by the subjects Of States whose legislation
in regard to literary matter is similar 10
spain's will have in Spain the same rights
as Spanish subjects. Within month the
literary treaties with France, England,
Belgium, Portugal and Holland will bs
denounced, and others negotiated on a
hnsia of recinrnciiv
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COLUMBUS, O., July -Ithas come to
light that Charles c. Neereamer book.
keeper for the music house Of Joseph
Harris, has embezzled funds to the amount
of $1,000 or $1,000. An investigation ia
going on, but has not yet revealed the
exact amount Of discrepancies. Neeream'
er has confessed to the crime. He has
not yet been arrested.
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Sr. JOHN, N. b, July Ten thousand
dollars additional were received from
Chicago for tho relief OF the sufferers by
the recent Ere. Rebuilding is going on
briskly. A large number Of horses were
disabled by lime in the burned district,
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Sherman I'm I,oston.

BosroN, July 7.-secretary Sherman
and party spent the most Of the day il
driving about the suburbs, returning OF
the board cutter in the evening. They
will remain here to-day and tomorrow
and before returning to Washington they
will visit Portsmouth, n. H., and Port
land. Maine.
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IsumOr Of the Pope,s Death,

LONDON, July There was an uncon.
lirmed rumor OF the Pope's death on the
Paris Bourse yesterday afternoon. \
special from Paris says il caused uneasi.
ness and depression but prices recovered
towards the close. All circumstances in.
dictate that the rumor was merely circu-
la!ed for stock jObbing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-09
Nnsnension OF NIillera

PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Detwiler &
Welsh, owners Of the Market Street Flour
Mills, suspended payment to-day. Their
indebtedness Is unknown, but their fail.
ure caused quite commolion on Change
to-day. 'a