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been SO wofnlly neglected. The nomination OF
Dervish Pacha 10 command IN ASIA has contrib.
uted to this, for after the signal incapacity shown
by the latter in Bosnia and Albania, his appoint.
ment Is looked upon only as q job.
BLOWING uP THE sUEz CANAL.
special despatch from Alexandria Egypt pub
lisled III tine second edition OF the Ne,rs, says
1.-THE report recently published OF the conspiracy
to blow up the Snez Canal was based on authentic
information, but the Khediye Is taking effective
measures TO prevent such an attempt being made
on land while sea police Is being organized under
the command or two English officers.
IT WILL NOT RE ASKED.
The Standard publishes u paragraph In Official
form stating that despite assertions to the con.
traly the government see no necessity AZ yet for
asking the House to grant supplementary VOTE
The assertion that 1t had been decided to adjourn
and not prorogue Parliament in August Is equally
speculative
GORTsCHAKOFF AT BUCHAREST.
Prince GortschaSof has arrived in Bucharest,
accompanied by the star OF the Russian Chan
CELERY.
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HORSE THIEVES IN JAIL.

ARREST or MEMBERS or DESPERATE GANG.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LAwREycg, Kan, June 20, 1877.
A fcw days ago tho HERALD correspondent. tclc-
praphcd the fict that we'll orpanizcd and powerful
band OF horse thieves and carry Ing
on operations throughout various localities in the
Western States. II supposed, time ago.
from what information could bs obtained by detectives
that Billy Scott, member OF Tho gang,
where in the ncighborhooi Of Lawrence, from which
point thought he directed all the OF tho
gang The detectives been secretly work IN this
locality TOR week past but failed 10 make any arrests
until Saturday nigut the I'D INST, when
answering SCOTS description and iour others were
arrested while sitting In larm house three miles
OF Lawrence, Iand owned by a mau named Pete Harr-
son. who II IL thought, rs member OF tho orguDiza-
ton, out used the cloak OF farmers avocatiou 10
better his plans OF operation as counterfctsr aud
horse thief Scott and the others denied oeng the
pers ons answering 10 tho names given by The dclcc
tves, or having bccn connected with any gang OF
horse thieves Ia the West Several letters, however.
we're found In SCOTS possession which proved that
he was the leader. ana had tor mouths past been
directing the entire movements OF tho a@ess organ.
izalion.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

John A. Kasson, Of Iowa, is at the brunswick. Pro.
lessor Samuel Porter, Of Washington, and sidney La.
nier, OF Georgia are at tho Westminster. Paymuster
Henry Prime, United States Army, and Lieutenant
Commander Francis W. Dickns, United States Navy
are at the Hoffman. John Newell, general manager Of
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway, and
ex-Congressman JOSIAH G. Abbott, of Boston, are az
the Clarendon. Willard johnson, OF Fulton, N. y,
is at the Metropolitan. X. r. Bridgers, President Of
the Atlantic Coast Railway line is at tho st. Nicholas
Captain j. Danes OF Italy. and George Rignold az
the Everett Bishop W. Wiley, OF Cincinnati, is at
the st. Denis General Walpoe, Of tho British army,
is at tho Buckingham.
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FIGHT BETWEEN SpINSTERS.
From tho WATERFOWL (Ala.) Democrat

From tho WATERFOWL (Aa.) Democrat
II was a hand-to.hand engagement between Annio
Owens and Sarah Jones. who could net, oven under
tho subdu,ng influence OF a soul nspiring sermon,
control their passions. Tho fight occurred tho
2oin ult during divine services church In lxonia.
The girs entered church and unaccountably both
occupied the seat While tho OF the congrc.
CATION attentive listeners TO the sermon, Saran
Jones from her seat ana raised window by
to get little fresh air. This did not ISIS Annie
who seated by her side, and she Instantly got up
leaned her eucny and sptefully pulled the win.
dow down. This slight ndignty led 10 lew epthets,
aud the window again raised and Us quickly pulled
down. Then sarah struck Annie with book over tho
lett eye, the engagement threatened to be ncrcc
ana dctcrm med for u timc but few women stopped
IT, Alter tho services taken permit
tho bcgercnts 10 get at IL outside. They had tho
saisfaclion. though, Of shaking their fists at each
other,
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Miss Fanny Davenport viii soon sail for Europe 70
make professional tour IN England. She will return
IN August and viii make starring tour OF the United
States.
Mr.. L. n. Guoge. the Treasurer OF the Union Square
Theatre. will receive benefit this evening He Is one
OF tho Oldest members Of tho profession, having been
connected with the box Office department for twenty
hve Years. The bill is brilliant one, including three
comedies, all dealing with matrimonial subjects
and introducing fifty Of the most prominent actors Of
our stage, among whom Miss Kate Claxtou, Au-
eussa Dargon. May Nuncz, John I. Raymond, Jamcs
Lewis C. A. Stephenson, James W. Collier and Mr..
Charles K. Thorne, who Will read SHERIDAN Ride"
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THE IDAHO INDIAN TROUBLES.

COLONEL PERRY JOINS GENERAL HOWARD
LOOKING FOR CHIEF JOSEPH
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June 20, 1877.
press despatch from Portland says:-"rhe follow
Ing hns just been received from special corrcsp pond
ent at Fort Lapwai, dated June a. via Walla Walla"
courier has just como through from General How
ard. Colonel Perry, with his command thas joined tho
General at Nortons Sutton, Little Cottonwood, about
eixty miles from here. Tho troops hero will start to
j0in him Tomorrow. General Howard intends to move
tomorrow on Chief Joseph, who is reported DO be-
tween tho Lttlc Salmon and Snake rivers ut Horse
shoe Bend, about twenty-five miles south Of Mount
Idaho
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ARRESTS FOR MURDER.

BALTIMORE. Nd, June 30 1877.
James Gardaer and j. W. Grove were arrested on
Friday last sandy Hook, Nd, suspicion or being
the murdcrers Of Rev. j. NJ Friday late pastor Of the
Lutheran Church at Harper's Ferry, ". Va, whose
dead body wis found IN the canal that place on
June At the time the Coroncrs jury rendered YER
dict accidental drow nng, but further developments
and OF the body led the impression that
Nr. Friday knockcd down ana his body thrown
INTO the canal Gardner ana Grove are III Jail ~ Ha-
Ecrstown, anu Investigation Will take place
row before justice II Is stated that Gardner has co.,
tossed to having witnessed the murder
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CONFERENCE OF PRISON OFFICIALS

SARATOGA, n. y, June 26 1877.
The Conference Of Prison officials had two long scs.
sons to-day superintendent lilsbury aud the ward.
ems, chapains and physicians IRON each Of tho thrco
State prisons present; also tho superintendent
Of the Insane Asylum Tor CRIMINALS ana James II.
Titus Sinclair lousy, Dr. Harris. Mr.. Dugdale aud
Mr. Gilman, OF tue Prison Association. a full agree.
ment had MS To plans tor prison management. aud
satisfaction was expressed by the representatives Of
the Prison Association at the improvements made
under the now management.
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UNFORTUNATE GODDARD.

DR.. Eugene GODDARD. practising physician Of Third
avenue and l35h street, Morrisana Is terms OF in.
timacy with DR.. Joseph II. White, Of Harlem and on
May he called upon the latter. Alter he left Mrs
White missed q shawl valued At 500 She did not ike
to suspect Dr. GODDARD, and placed the matter in the
hands OF Detective Clark. 70 him Dr. GODDARD
esscd the theit stating that he driven to the act
by want He gave the address OF the pawnbrokcr with
whom no pledged tho shawl and yesterday he was
committed by Justice Bxby In the Harlem Police
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THE WELDON FAMILY SLAUGHTER.

DEVELOPMENTS or THE CoRoNER's INQUEST.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LANCASTER, ohio, June 20, 1877.
The Coroner's inquest on the bodies Of the Weldon
family, murdered by William c. Terr, near the ham,
let Of Core last Friday evening, to-day disclosed
fact that The body OF The young girl Nancy Hic had
been fouly outraged before her murder Thcre arc
st fears Of lynching rife, aud the prisoners will DO
brought back to this city this evening for sae keeping
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CARVING KNIFE VERSUS PISTOL

Frederick Richards lives at No. 1923 Hudson aven ne.
Brooklyn Alfred Outer who suspected Richards OF
ing too friendly relations with his tOtters) wife,
to No. 32s latc last night with large knife in mis-
hand and vowng vengeance. Richards. believing
that he about 10 be carved drew pistol shot
Otter IN the SIDE Striking a RIB the bullet glanced
of. infcting merely Slight flesh wound. Otter was
taken TO the hospital. and Richards to the police sta
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ELECTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, June 20, 1877.
special election for seventeen mcmbcrs Of the
Legislature 10 represent Charleston county occurred
to-day, and was tho qrietost known since tho war.
Tho democratic ticket containing the names OF four
teen white and three colorcd citizens was elected
without serious opposition, Tho republicans having
decided Yesterday not 10 run any ticket
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A BASEBALL MURDER.

[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ERIE, Pa, June &c, 1877.
AT Lockport few miles from Erie, to-day, Ham
Guy and Fred Hals,ead. two baseball players quar-
relied Haistcad struck Guy on the head with ball
bat lracturng his skull and causing hts death. Hal.
stead has been arrested aud placed IN jail
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A CRIPPLED INSURANCE COMPANY.
MONTREAL, June 20. 1877.

MONTREAL, June %, 1877.
A meeting OF the chairmen OF the local boards Of
the Stadaconda Insurance Company is called for
Thursday next. 10 decide whether, under tho severe
losses sustained by The St. John, ~ b., fro, IL is
visabe TO continue business go into liquidation
The loss Of tho company Is estimated ut $500
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

HALIFAX. ". s., June 20, 1877.
house In Trinity, Newfoundland, was struck by
iightnng william Guy was Instantly killed and his
wife rendered insonsibc.
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

BosToN Mass, June e. 1877.
The tug Herbert, belonging to Staples Philips, OF
Taunton blew up at ten o'clock this morning whiio
coaling at Woir Village, Taunton All the upper
works were carried away and but lttc was left save
the hull. William Farrell, the engineer and William
PAUL. dock hand, wore killed The machinery OF the
tug was comparatively new, and tho OF the ex-
\
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THREE BOYS DROWNED.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 90, 1877.
A sad accident attended the excursion OF tho Ger
man Reformed Church 10 Willow Grove to-day. Two
brothers. Harry and John spita, aged respectively
twelve aud sixteen ycars. and Samuel Watson vi
Camden, y. j., we're drowned In mnl pond near the
v,tin t,aflt
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ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

ELIZABETH, y. j., June 81
William Brown has been arrested horo Tor forging
the OF Mr.. William L. Sccley. cashier Of the
First National Bank OF Bridgeport, Conn, 10 check
for ST. 450 tho Importers and Traders Bank OF New
York Tho check placed IN a Railway Bank
depost and on inquiry at Bridgeport was pronounced
genuine Subsequent presentation OF the original
check there proved u TO DO forgery. Brown has
been committed.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

HAT GREEK Wy. T., June 90, 1877.
Last night tho coach from Deadwood was stopped
BY two 'road agents" near Cheyenne River. The 6vc
passengers were robbed Of about $1,000 In money,
Watches sc. George Crystal, "iroghter," lost 500
In cash a valuable gold watch The treasure box
was riveted to the IRON work Of the coach and alter
working at II Tor hail an hour the robbers lett
wlthcut succeeding IN opening or removing H.
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ONLY CENsURED.

coroncrs jury censurcd the proprietors OF the
perumery mandatory At No II Plau street for en-.
ploying so young lad as william Davidson to pump
spirits In the basement with I'm exposed light Young
Davidson died IRON injuries caused by an explosion
the Ith INST, when occurred whiio he was thus en-.
gagged
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MEXICO.

REPORTED INDIFFERENCE or PRESIDENT DIAz
TO THE LERDo MOVEMENT.
HAVANA. June 20, 1877.
The steamer City OF Havana arrived here from Vera
Cruz this morning and brings tho following ntelll
sencc:-
Cry OF MExico, June II. 1871
General Diaz Is reported to be III, but not danger
ously Generals Vallejo and John b. Frisbie have
rived IRON California II Is supposed they en-
gagged in an extensive railway scheme In Mexico
General Diaz affects unconcern regarding Lerdo's
return. He says Lcrdo will not be molesied.
Affairs are reported TO DO very unsettled owing to
disun:on among D'az's followers and the activity Of
Lerdos party. bat At present quiet apparently pro.
walls.
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HE SHIP LABORERs' STRIKE.

MONTREAL. June %, 1871
Tho ship laborers' strike has come to ignominious
termination, the men having themselves begged to be
taken back at the reduced rates. The request WAS
acceded 10 and they returned 10 their work.
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DROWNED.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30, ls7

SAN FRANCISCO, June 90, 1871
victoria press despatch says Robert Williams
chief factor OF the hudson Bay Company who was on
tour OF inspection OF tho company's posts the north.
west coast, was drowned white crossing Queen Chur
lottc's Sound, In canoe with hyo Indians, ono Of
whom saved.
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MILLS CONS UMED.

ELMiRA y. ", June 20. 1877.
weycr's grstmill and Evans woollcn mills and
dwelling near this city. were burned to-day. Lose,
ST.. 600: insurance, 81, 900.
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FAST TRAINS WITHDRAWN.

PHILADELPHIA, June &c, 1877.
The fast trains the Pcnnsyvania Railroad viii DO
Withdrawn on Monday next. whca the schedule OF
May 10 Will be continued.
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DROWNED IN ONE FOOT OF WATER

MIDpLgrowS, ~ Y. June 20 1871
MinurD Roe, gardener aged forty seven years, In
lt Of apoplcxy this afternoon tell In pond contain.
ing one loot OF water ana drowned.
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RAILROAD FKEIGHTS.
MEETING OF AGENTS TO BE HELD IN
BOSTON.
my TELEeRAPu TO THE HERALD

UUSTUN.
lBy TELEeRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Bosroy. June &c, 1877
The general freight agents Of the Western railroads
over hundred in number, TO hold an import ant
business meeting in this city tomorrow. To-day, by
invitation OF the Hoosac Tunnel line management
they made an excursion TO Troy aud return On their
way back there was "a spontaneous demonstration In
their honor at Fiichburg, where speech Of welcome
was made by Mayor Merriam and suitable resolutions
wero prepared and presented IN response on Thurs
day the visitors Will DO treated to harb0r excursion
ty the Boston and Albany Railroad Company.
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SEIZE THE NORTHERN STATES DENIED.
san FRANCISCO, Cal, Juno 49, 1877.
In reference 10 tho repor, to scheme by tho ad.
minsiraton for sozng the northern States OF Mexico
Ex-senator William Stewart, who was mentioned
having had interview with Secretary Evar,s the
subject gave SO FAR as he concerned positive denial
TO the whole story to-day to Post reporter He said
he had no. seen Mr. Evarts any else for the
purpose alleged, and knew nothing whatever Of any
Intention on the part OF tho government acquire by
seizure or purchase any portion OF Mexican territory
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! MISSING MANS BODY FOUND.

MONTREAL, juno 20, 1877.
The boiy OF the late Mr.. Gmour, an extensive lum-
Der merchant who mysteriously disappeared in Feb
ruary last found floating the river opposite the
city to-day.
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THE HAYTIAN MISSION.

WASHINGTON, June &c, 1877.
President Hayes has rendered 10 John u. Langs,on
the Hayliap nisslo1.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Algeria will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close At tho Post Odlco It
ono O'Clock 7. VI.
The New YORK Naturalization for Europo-win
be ready at halipast eight O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing SIX cents
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ELECTION IN SONORA RAILWAY sUByES-
TION-APACHE RAIDS

TIoN-APACHE RAIDS.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 26 1877.
press despatch from san Diego gives the latest
news rom Guayamas 10 the 10Th inst. Tho election
for Governor oil Sonora Is still undecided but 1t Is
thought that Mariscal Is elected.
News from the city OF Mexico is favorable to a money
subventon OF the Sonora and Arizona Railway. No
lands are asked. Tie present applicants who Bos-
ton parties. said to DO ready contract build
the road from Guayamas 10 Hermosllio Immediately
Tho general government approves tho concession
which Is asked for by residents OF Sonora.
Apache raids are reported In Sonora
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Below is a continuation Of
Act Nc. SO, of the Extra session
OF 1877, relative to Tax Collec-
tors:
SEC. 50. BE it further enacted, ccf., That
every tax collector shall, on receiving
the assessment rolls. proceed to collect
the taxes therein mentioned. For that
purpose each tax collector outside the
parish of Orleans shall give fifteen DAYS
notice of TIE places in his parish at which
he will be present for the pnrpos of
collect ng from all persons the taxes by
them due. Such collections shall begin
on the first Of February. of each wear. or
as soon thereafter as he obtains the
rolls and on personal property the tax
es shall be enforced by seizure and sale
OF any personal property owned by the
taxpayer when the amount of tax assess
ed shall not have been paid within ten
days after a written demand therefor
has been made.
Sec. So. Be it further enacted, to-. That
the tax collector shall. on the first Mon
day of November, file In the office of the
parish recorder "a detailed list giving the
names or all persons whose taxes remain
unpaid. as well as the mount of said
taxes, and the fling thereof shall oper
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We have received the law card
OF Beamls Il Arnold, Attorneys
at Law, Custom House, up stairs.
New Orleans, which will be found
In our advertising columns, and
conceive that 1T will not be amiss
to call the attention of those in
need of their professional se:yi-
ces to employ IA firm for whose
ability, Integrity and reliability
We do not hesitate to vouch.
The writer is well acquainted
with Col, Beamis, who designs
attending future sessions of orr
court, in which he has important
professional business.
Col. beamis is AN old and va
lued, gallant comrade OF ours
and can beat us at every game
except chess. The name Of Mr.
Arnold may be obnoxious to the
"tr"ly 'loif of the best govern.
ment the. world ever saw but
we boldly assert that he will never
betray a good paying client.
We remember with and
pride the most Joyous reminiscent
ces of Col. Beam,s, and promise
nm "a hearty welcome at the
Washington Hotel IN November
neXt.-Assumptioa Pioneer.