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OVER the tiny grave of the only body
that of an infant-washed ashore at Lydd,
near Dungeness, England, from the ill-fated
emigraDt ship NorthAset, has been placed a
slab with the simple inscription "God knows, "
that having been the touching reply of the
parish constable when he was appealed to by
the undertaken as to what name should be
engraved upon the coffin plate.
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For our Lord Jesus Christ's Sake. 81
Do all the good you can,
In ell the ways you can,
To all the people you can,
In every place you can,
At all the times you can,
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digested information upon the great events in con
temporaueous history. and contain mastery crit.
cisnls all that is fresh and valuable in literature
as well summary Of the triumphs Of science and
art. The wars likely to convulse all Europe will
form topics Tor discussions that will be treated with
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GOLDEN TEXT-THEY SAID. THE
SPIRIT OF ELIJAH DOTH REST ON ELL
SHA.-2 Kings ii Is
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INTERNATIONAL LESSONS.

FIRST QUARTER-LEssON XI.
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REMARKS.

i. Ii we are thoroughly cOnsecrated to
God, the spirit that rested on Elijah may rest
on US. Is. xiv: 3; Eek. xxxvi: q; Joel
ii: %; John VII: 80, SO; Rom. viii: 9, Is.
2. There are remains of great and good
men, which, Ike this mantle, ought TO be
gathered up and preserved by the survivors
their sayings, their writings, their exam
pies, SO that when they rest from their labors
their works may follow them.
8. When the good and great are taken,
let not those who remain despOnd, ag if the
cause of God was lost. Elisha did not ssk
Is Where is Elijah ?" as if nothing could be
done after he was gone; but Where is the
Lord God of Elijah ?" Christianity did not
die when Paul, and Peter, and John lef: the
world. The cause Of the Reformation did
not perish when Luther and Calvin died
The members of the church may die, but the
Head Of the Church still lives, Jesus Christ,
the same yesterday, to-day and forever"
4. Let young people learn TO give rever-
ence to the aged, and especially ministers of
the gospel.
.. Let parents who would have comfort in
their children, train them up in right ways
in thatfesr of the Lord which is the beginning
Of wisdom.
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March 18Th, 1877.
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The Spirit Of Elisha. II Kings ii !: 1885.
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Choice Periodicals for 1877.
BLACKWOOD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
OF THE HIGHEST LITERARY MERIT
The Leonard Scott Publishing Company,
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The most powerful monthly in the English Ian
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-15
French Affairs.

PARIS, June l4.-The leaders OF the
Left have resolved TO maintain q perfect
calm in the chamber on Saturday when
Gsmbettas Interpolation is presented, SO
that Che debate may bear all its possible
fruit. They also appeal to the RepublI-
csns not to 20 to the railroad station to
witness the arrival or departure Cf the
Deputies or make other demonstrations.
The irreconcllsble Radical leader, NJ.
Nader de Montjan, has promised not "
speak on Saturday, and will leave the
direction of the proceedings to other
groups of the Left.
1t is reported that meetings Of the mem
bers of the international Society are be-
ing held on the Franco Belgian frontier
with the object OF melting the working
men TO strike.
PARIS, June IA correspondents says
that he has received n letter from PlO-
iesti, emans stlng from one who is in a po-
sItion to have exact Information. The
writer says: Il have just read Prince
Gortschskoti's reply. 1t is conciliatory,
but firm as to Constantinople. Nobody,
says Gortschskof, can predict
the course or issue OF the
war. But neither the question Of
Coustsntlnople G nor that OF the Dsrds'
nelles can be settled apart from Europe
The Emperor does not wish 70 take pos.
session OF Constantinople. The policy OF
Russia mas been misunderstood. The
Turks forced the Emperor 10 draw the
sword. de will not replace 1t until all
the questions NJ issue have been settled
and the programme Of Russia received
full satisfaction"
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National Eclectic Convention.

PIrTsBURGH, Junt l4--The Nat onal
Eclectic Convention this morning
after the delivery oil the annual address
by President Shoemaker, and hearing
several pagers read, DR.. Stow offered q
draft OF the new constitution, the MAN
features OF which are ss follows: Requlr-
ing every member OF the National Asso-
cistion 70 belong TO his own local associs-
tion. Placing medical colleges under the
censorship OF the ASSOCIATION, and estab-
fishing qualifications and statutes nec-
cessary for graduation. After discus
sion the constitution was unanimously
adopted. The present buresu OF cor
respondence was continued for the ensu-
ing year, and electors appointed to
choose officers for the association.
In the afternoon several Interestin z
papers were read, and the following off,
Gers elected: President, ). b. Mum, Of
Waterbury, Conn; Vice-President, &,
d. Thompson, Of Oh City, Pa X. L
Warner, of Pittstugh, Pa; Z. 4. Shaw,
of Benton Hsrbor, Mich; Recording
Secretary, Alex. Wilder, Of Newark, n,
j.; Corresponding Secretary, ). II. Pat
ter, Hamilton, o; Treasurer, james An
ton, Lebanon, D.
After the induction OF the officers and
the admission Of eighteeen new members
the association adjourned 70 meet on the
third "Wednesday in June, ISIS, =. DE
trOit
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Coach Robbed.

Hot CREEK, Wy, June l4.-About
$50 o'clock this m.rning the coach from
Deadwood was stopped by two road
agents some twenty-five miles above this
place. The driver states that while CON-
ing through narrow ravine, two men,
who had been hidden by the broken ma
ture OF the ground, suddenly sprung up
about ten yards ahead of him, one OF
whom covered him with his rife and
ordered him TO halt, the other
covering Skinner, the messenger. They
ordered the messenger to throw out the
treasury box. He complied, and this
seemed 10 satisfy them, for they immedl-
ately told the driver TO go ahead. No
attempt 10 rob or molest the passengers
Uhree men and one LADY, was made.
Both men had their faces blackened and
were otherwise disguised.
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subscriptions for $50 Bonds.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-The Syndi-
cate will give notice that from this date
until July the 10th, at 8 P. NJ, they will
receive subscriptions for the 4 per cent
funded loan of the United States at par,
and accrued interest in gold coin. The
bonds are redeemsble after 80 years from
July l, 1877, ard carrying interest from
that date payable quarterly, and are ex.
empt from payment OF taxes or duties
to the United States, as we'll as from
taxation in any form by or under
State, municipal, or local author.
tiles. Subscriptions will be for
coupon bonds OF $50 and 500, and reg
istered stock in denominations of $50,
500, $500, $1,000. 5000 and $1,000.
The bonds. both coupon and registered,
will be ready tor delivery July 2, 1877.
The forms of application will be fur
hlshed by the Treasurer at Washington,
the Assistant Tressurers throughout the
country, and by the National banks and
bankers generally. Two per cent. of the
purchase money must accompany the
subscription. The remainder may
be paid at the pleasure OF the purchaser,
either at the time of subscription, or any
time prior to Oct. 16, 1877, with interest
added at four per cent to the date Of pay
ment. Payments may be made in gold
coin to the Treasurer of the United
States at Washington, or assistant
tressurers. Also to the assistant treas
urer At San Francisco, with exchange on
New York and to the Syndicate. To pro-
mote the convenience OF subscribers, the
Syndicate will also receive in lieu Of
coin, United States notes or drafts on
New York ut their coin valoe on the
day OF receipt in the city OF New York.
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THE NEWS.
Fast Train on Panhandle
Road Wrecked.
Subscriptions for Four
~. =. ., Thirty Bonds.
Black Hills Coach Robbed
by Highwaymen.
Severe Hurricane in Con-
necticut.
New York Yacht Club
Caught in a Squall.
Severe Hurricane.

SPRINeFIEp MASS, June l4.-The
covered bridge over the Connecticut
river between Northampton and Hadley
was blown over by q hurricane. 1t
was accompanied by q thunder storm.
This afternoon the uncompleted bridge
of the Massachusetts, Central railroad was
demolished. Six trains were on the
bridge when it went over and Mrs.
Sullivan, of Old Hidley, was instantly
killed and several others were injured.
NoRTHAMProN, MASS, June 14.-An
eye witness thus describes the scene:
Hampshire Superior Court had just ad-
journed and there were many teams on
the road leading 10 Hadley and Amherst,
when suddeBly the most violent gale
ever known in the county sprang up, &C.
compsnied with hail. The people ran
and drove upon the bridge for shelter
from the storm until fifteen persons
were beneath the roof, when suddenly
the heavy timbers began to crack and in
second the structure was lifted bodily in
the air and hurled with deafening
crash into the river below. 1t was com.
pletely demolished by the fall. A gang
OF men from this place at once went to
the rescue. The first body removed WAS
that OF Mrs. Sullivan, OF Hsdley, bruised
and crushed beyond recognition. Sheriff
Cook, of Hsdley, was very severely
bruised, and will probably die. George
b. Smith. OF Hsdley, and w. W. Smith,
Of Amherst, received bruises, but will
recover. The others were taken out
alive and uniniured.
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Why Small Notes are scarce.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-The issue VI
one and two dollar greenbacks was dis.
continued at the treasury in this city
mainly to induce banks and individuals
to put into circulation the silver coin.
Silver is now going out of the treasury
at the rate OF about 81 ,OOO, 900 month,
and the full green back fund OF $4,000
900 authorized by law is SO we'll assured
that the Treasurer will probably soon
resume the shipment of one and two dol.
lar green backs In moderate amounts. 1t
is impossible, on account OF the smsllness
of the appreciation for transporting gov
ernment funds to supply the assistant.
treasurers with notes for exchange, and
some of the local inconvenlences arising
from the lack OF small notes must be laid
to the comparatively small amount sp-
propristed. A notice has been posted at
one of the windows on the counter in
the cash room of the Treasury here, rs
follows: "The issues of ones snd twos
is discontinued" It is very we'll under
stood here that the notice only applied to
hat window and not to the country.
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Ex.President Grant,

LONDON, June l4.-In response to a
letter of Eihu Wsshburne 10 ex-Presi.
dent Grant inquiring whether he will
visit Paris on leaving England, the lat.
ter replies that it will at present be i'm
possible to do SO, but he may do SO in
September. His present intention is to
make an extended European tour, em.
bracing Sweden and Norway. and then
sailing down the Rhine to visit Switzer.
land, his programme OF route possibly
including the usual Italian cities visited
by tourists. Grant has also written TO
the Mayor of Southampton in response
to the latters's invitation TO visit that
city, that he cannot do 50 Tow, but may
later in the season.
LONDON, June 4.-Earl Derby, Sir
Stafford Northcote, Lord Aberdare, VS.
count CardwelI, Lord Tenteiden and the
Right Hon. Mr.. Forster, with :heir
wives, have given notice of their inten
tion to be present at Guild Hall to-day
when the freedom of the city is tendred
TO General Grant.
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-The Secre'
tary of the Treasury states that the let
ter printed upon the subject of the pay
ment OF bonds In gold, and signed al +
French, Assistant Secretary" is not to be
regarded as the official action OF the
Treasury Department, as it was intended
only as an expression of the Individual
views of Mr.. French. The Secretary
has not taken nor will he take any action
in the matter, as to do SO would seem To
preclude any action Congress might de-
termine to take on the subject.
Several delegations from different
parts of the South have visited the Pres
ident within the last two or three days,
and have all without exception assured
the President of the hearty scquiescence
of the people In their respective sections,
in the policy which they understand il
guiding the Administrations, in so far as
it relates to the control of offices in the
Southern States.
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The Train wreckers.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE preliminary
examination of the tour villains who st-
tempted to wreck train on the ST.
Louis snd San Francisco railroad, for
the purpose of plupder, near Wooden
station, some nights ago, terminated yes
,erdsy, and sll the prisoners were COM
mitted TO the Springfield jail 70 s~si,
the actor of the grand jury. Bail va:
refused. They viii no doubt be indicted
for murder in the first degree and have 8
speedy trial.
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NEW YORK, June l4.-Cotton-Stsady
and firm. Flour-SomewhAt irregular;
receipts 5000 barrels; superhie
western and state IS 766d6 80; No. z
So 5OIa,5 90; common 70 good ~ 500
6 90; good TO choice S. s5(a,6 70; extra
Ohio S6 5O(o,s so; white wheat extra
So sONa,7 %; fancy 81 05C99 %, St.
l. ,uis Sc 65(1l0 Is; Minnesota p.tsnt
process 81 25G9ll 90. Rye FiOur-
Steady at "a 6O(o,5 Is. Corn Meal
Steady; western 81 1903 35 Wheat -
Dull and in buyers favor; recsipt 800
bushels; ungrsded sprng 81 20; No. !
white Michigan 81 10; No. 2 Chicago
spring nominslIy at 81 e5l9l %;
No. : Milwaukee 81 70C9l Is. Rye
Dull; western 77Ca,Soc. BH.ey-Quie'.
Mali-QIiet. Corn-Du,l and lower;
receipts 10000 b1i nels; ungrsted west.
ern mixed 5i(sy5sG; sisam rniI-d $50
5gc; steam yellos Gle. Osts-Quiet and
q shade better; receipts 1900 busheli; ;
western mixed and state 4O(e,S5c; white
western 46(g.47c. Hay-Ubchanged.
Hops-Dull; new western eCGlSc.
Cofiee-Qais and hrm; RIo cargoes let
G0ic gold; jobbrog l6iS2lc gold.
Sugzr-Pair to god refining sICSlOtc;
prims l0tc; refined lli(zl2jc. holssses
-Stes1y Rice--Stssdy. Pstroleam--
Quiet but steady; refined l3ici crude
7tc. TalIow-Ai &c. RosIn-Firm q:
81 s0(g,l 95. Turpsniibe-Firm al SSe
Egg Firm; western lstal7c. Pork
PTIn A. Il3 75SI2 -; ieiler July
SlS ~. Bsef Dull; western picked
hams 7Ic; lOng clear western dull s' Ic
Lard-Pirm; PRIME steam, o'd, u sziEa
s5; new, IS So seller July - SAG
8 30. Buttsr-St>sdy; new western lC
a,y)c Cheese Heavy ~ etalfc Whisk'
+ Q4ie, At 81 lli9l IL
/ New YoEx, Jgns lI-Dry Goods
I Business moderate with eonmtslon
houses representing co:toh snd woosens
goods. Cotton goods hrm. Brown
,hse,ing iairly sctivs Prints qaie'
/ ip ar.I hands. Cir ghsms IN steady rs.
ou.s.. C.sAmsfes sorted costons and
overcoA;ing In fair demand ksotackJ
jeans mere sctiss.
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That unrnrne Ruif.

- NEw YORK, June l5-In the suit OF
the United States sgsinst Samuel j. Til
den. to recover sl50,0O0 alleged due as
unpaid income taxes from 1861 TO 1871, q
complaint has.been fled in the District
Court by District Attorney Woodfcrd.
The ans wer of'eI Governor Tilden il re.
turnable in about week The allegs-
tions in the complaint set forth the sup
posed income of Ex-Governor Tllden for
each year ia question and the amount OF
tax.
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COlulnbus Races.

COLUMBUS, June lathe first race OF
the jockey club series today was for
all ages, for $3.50, $50 to the second, three
Quarter mile dash. There were TO 60
and Euligbt won, Bill Saunders, second.
Time, l:l6f.
The second race purse $500, 500 to
the second. mile heats, best 3 in 8, had
3 entries, all TO start.
The ar.t heat was won by Bill
Dillon, Keno, second. Time, 1881
Dillon also took the second hes, in last
and third heat and race in l:49i
The third race, dash ot two mlIes,
purse 500, $50 to the second, Dad
entries. all TO go, Long Bos won the
race, Glasgow, second. Time, 3:43.
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Fast Train Wrecked.

ISpIANPoLIs. June l5.-The fast
train on the Pittsburgh, Columbus and
St. Louis Railroad, due here late last
night, was wrecked short way east ot
this.city by switch being partly changed
and cross-tie wedged between the rails.
The engine, baggage car, express and
mail cars were throws from the track
ard badly damaged, but the passenger
coaches and sleepers did not leave the
rails. Ernst B. Cole, postal clerk, was
the only person seriously hurt A num-
Der received slight injuries. Every effort
will be- made TO discover the peepetrs
tors OF the outrage, and bring them to
Justice.
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THOSE who read the speeches of Gov
ernor ROBINSON and Lieuterant-Gover
nor DoRsHEIMER at New York on Mon
day evening, will understand why the
Democracy cannot be seduced into the
support Of HAYES, no matter what his
policy. So long as "the pathway OF
fraudulent elections is the highway to
national death" no true Democrat will
ever relax his position toward
those who tread it, and, IS Mr.
DoRsHElMER finely said. "There
no Democrat who does no,
stand on guard, q sentinel keeping watch
to see thsi the next President chosen by
The people shall be insugursted."
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w..t Poin, Graduati.g Class.

WEST POINT, June l4.-Nearly 1000
people witnessed the closing exercises
of the graduating class today. The
first address was delivered by Prof.
Thompson, President of the Board of
Visitors, followed by General Hancock,
after which the members Of the class
were presented with their deplomss BY the
superintendent of the post. The Secre-
tary of War and Gen. Sherman also
briefly addressed the class. Many OF
the graduates leave to-day on furlough.
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u.,... Gr..shopper..

KANSAS CITY, No, June l4.-Prots'
Thomas, Of Illinois, and August OF Me-
brssks, who have just returned here from
An extended tour through tho state soafn
Of the Platte, say the grsashoPpers have
vat done no damage, and 'nope yhAeyef
need be sppreheadad.T They ne dying
ofi rspidly. The efforts OF the farmers TO
kill them with oil and tar have been OF
great service.
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LONDON, June l4.-A Bucharest cor
respondent telSgrapbs the text of q circu-
lar, IN which the Roumanian govern ment
requests the powers above all TO promise
that Roumania shall not be forcibly con
strained to renew her former relations
with the Porte. The circular sffirms
most positively that the declaration OF
independence was made without any ex-
ternal influence. The future conduct of
Roumanls will prove her policy to
be conservative. Russian telegraphic
agency says that Prince Milsn's visit to
Ploiesti must only be regarded as proof
of the excellent relations between Russia
and Austria. .- j..
Seventeen hundred horsemen, en-
trusted with ammunition and food, left
Mostsr yesterday for Dugs Pass.
The German squadron has passed
through the Straits of Gibraltar.
BoaHAs VIA ERzERoUM, June IA. -
The Russians have made determined
attack on Kare. The fighting lasted
during Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
The Muscovite troops were repuIsed
with great slaughter.
The rising in Caucasus, which mad
been langulshing, has suddenly i'm
mensely revived.
The Russians appear to have changed
Their plans, and are now concentrating
at Simnitzs. At Turnu-Msgurelle they
ore Withdrawing their troops and pickets.
A Vienna correspondent asserts that
Count Audrssey formally inquired OF
Prince Gortschakof as to the meaning
of Prince Milan's visit to Ploiesti.
The Pesther Lloyd (newspaper) says it
has reason to believe that peace may be
nearer than is generally supposed. Inc
Pesth municipality here are preparing
petitions to the Hungarian Diet and to
the Government asking for clear ex-
plantations as to the internal policy Of
the country and for the effective inter-
vention of Austro- Hungary 10 preserve
the integrity of the Ottoman Empire.
Other Hungarian municipalities will fol.
low suit.
ERzERoUM, July l4.-Sickness, espe-
cislly typhus fever, causes greater gaps
in the Turklth ranks in Asia than the
volunteers are able to Gil up. During
the last six months 600 men have died
in the hospital.
BERLIN, June .l4.-In addition to
other financial operations OF the Russian
government, it will Immediately issue a
domestic loan to be sold on Change
Tor what can be got.
VIENNA, June l4-The Austrian
government seems TO apPrehend that the
journey of Prince Milan TO Ploiesti has
been planned with the view of provoking
Turkish attack and thus supply Servia
with q pretext for helping Russia with
out giving Austria cause for offence.
BUCHAREST, June l4.-Reports are in
circulation that the Turkish batteries at
Nikopslis have been inaicting some
damage on the Russian material aCcumu-
lated pat the mouth of the Aluta. No
details have been obtained.
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WASHINGTON, June 14.-lt will be
remem bered that some time ago raid
was made on illicit liquor distillers in
S Ju,h western Virginia, in which cit'-
zen WAS killed. The Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue received, yesterday, q
letter from large number of prominent
citizens and officials of that locality,
among them county judges and district
attorneys, asking that force be sent 70
co-operste with them in bringing the
illicit distillers to justice.
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The Republicans up IN Jefferson
county, on the other side Of the river,
lave been nominating q county ticSe: by
What is commonly called the popular
vote system. As An instance Of the
workings of this system of nominating,
We observe that the person named for
sheriff received but 4sl votes out 6fsover
o'VOO cast tor the various candidates for
That position. Just how q candidate,
nominated BY such contemplate minor
lty' could be fairly called the representa-
live Of the popular will, is one of the
things We can't quite make out; ye,
many well-mesning people inveigh
against the convention system and lsud
'ne popular vote plan Of nomlnating.'