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No Cause az Complaint.


lie wns n singularly grave man, oven Tor
n sexton. For nearly hnli century h" maj
conspicuous duties of a sexton; yet 40 ON" hhd
ever seen him smile. O'cas onnly h" Iokcd,
but n" did il in such iuner'Al manner that NO
one could accus" HIM of leyity.
one day ho WA, standing on the church stops,
wiplng his melancholy features " I'M rect ban.
carriages were drawn up behind it, The notes
of tine organ nout"d ont of Tia" windows with
SOLEMN cfeHt. \ stranger came along and said /;
Funeral r.
And the Old sexton graycy bowed his head
it WIS. ,
The old man again wiped his brow and gave
the name OF the drrHsod.
Solrmnly placing his landanna in his hat and
covering his bald head, the old sexton made
answer;
There is no complaint; everybody is en-
tirrly satisfied "
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The Russians Advancing.

LONDON, July pa despatch TO Reuters
Telegram Company. dated Erzeroum. July 25.
says movement Of the Russian centre along
lis whole line indicates Il serious engagement
shortly.
A Reuter- telegram from Belgrade says the
MN strr of Finance has introduced n bill in
the Skuptschina sanctoning loan Of two mil
foreign bankers.
The same telegram saws tho Turkish garri-
son have entirely evacuated Nisch and left Tor
Spfin
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FIFTH yENUE's RESERVOIR.
shall n he Torn Down aud the Ground and
the Park he Used for Other Purposess
On the 9Th OF Jun
pnsscd the following:

R,sor,d. That the Commissioner N Public Works he.
h. hcrhv instructed To report To this board att
earliest ms opinion ol the practcahity I'll
Dispensing with the ui the distributing reservoir at
FOR second the cost the alterations in the PIPE
service necessary To be made III order TO dispense with
reservoir TIE cost IT the removal ut that structure
aud he restoration the land occupies IN TT II
building purposes estimate Of the value ol the land
htuudcd by fnrt,h aud Forty second streets PUN and
siNth avenues which includes that occupied by the
reservoir and the present Reservoir Park
The distributing reservoir whose massive
stone walls front go grimly on the most fashion
able portion Of Fifth avenue. wns finished in
1912. and WIS then above the settled portion Of
the city. With tho growth Of the city additional
water mains were laid from the reservoir in
Central Park and carried past without connect
ing with the distrihui ing Reservoir. Two 3G-inch
mains run through Fifth avenue and empty int
the reservoir.
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POLTCE am NoI WANTED.
The Strike or the WorLing,ncn In "a Great
Lnst->ide Factory.

The manager Of II. Hermann & Co.'s fur
h.iur' factory, at IA ol1i Mott street was Wis
ii"d yesterday morning by committee from
ho Wnrhlngmen OF thecstablshMent. They de-
man led that their wages should he increased
t""nly-hve per cent, and threatened to strike If
Their demand WAS not aecedcd 10. The manager
t9'd the committee that he could not take the re-
iponslhliity u granting the advance He would
t"ErN'l 90 th" he1d 81 Tn" lirnl. who IL in Eu-
!'pr, hl.l meantime he requested IN" workman
1'ohllnue ut work until be could gotta reply.
II' committee tired, ans NJ II O'Clock the
1Wtn makers and machinlsl- W, nj oqt ia a
r"s. Ih"lr alton WAS communicated 10 the
y, h.'f 81 IN" same concern IN the IA tory
:" VI ", -. amt ~ Chrystr street, and the eX-
fS ~ timir comrades WAS speedily followed
n, ,"u, IN" total number oi strikers then
r'hi' r'd 4no men. NInr Of them were pad
,~u'.r "r"kiy Wi,g'a but did what IS known rs
OK Ihry aaeDd that the scAl" Tor all
N'Hss9- y! work should b. raised twenty i've per
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THE BIG RAILROAD STRIKE.


o.. about those who grind the ''c's OF 'n0
pU.f, put B,cchcr on bread and water;
a ~" If he won't grow thin! daughter and
el, s.., voi.c-tct him DO n railroad brake
No. N',,,"l.'r spokc i'm German. He dcprc-
WI, a. ,,,rsn' ~ thr Ttthtme. which paper ne
.i,rad mo- irtcuA OF the work lnEnien' Jay
'r ,.-a "a rutlrutd mOu1pniSt iind MS H!O,,
u.lst alNn att tu' iNuI.s.S, ~ ." ~, H..
a., Ste instead ~ oprroSsng lnhor IN lhe
!, ,'itt' .ti,ir money and follow Horace
NH Sn,. i,... iv going West Their IL
" .gif; u ls well Us lnhor in tilling
H.. SOIL ~ tine great N'st. Mr' NtrassVa i' ',i
a. .,.,f' af.f.ai a. hls hearers " orShnlZ'' am
a. Ii- iv and quietly in the contest win
ItU.t. M1hlaw should hc dsrounicnhnc,d
'"t,ut GnmprrS. of the Cigar Makers
1.'n vn- the neat speaker. lie advanced TO
a., ,sfto of the platform, ana. pointhg 10 an
Hi NAN IN the audience who had frequently
iuf'rrItt q the previous spcah,r W. IN unlht, i,
/ nl lr,l- suid: before | utter word |
~ You I, keep quiot." The old man looked
~ vn.r.utlv and numhlrd something IN reply.
A Vigorous working man started lowarL MN ,
v 10 the evident intention OF putting INN CUT.
"Stap.' said Mr.. Gowpers auth orttNely nut
H., work ingmun had already rot holi 81 inc
old man. Then President Forum" ori,I'i
him To- CONF ba tie s.iut,d, nul s u,u ~" NV
H. = hall o-nilht." shouted the President. Ihe
audience applnudrd. and the old man WIS al
lowed 10 remain Mr.. GomIcrs thought thc
workingmcu had right To- strike inr tn'lt
broad and their families. II other worN ingmcn
iok places vacated boy strikers. ne would warn
Them that they were playing into thc hahus OF
llrrounun enemy. ,, -
Ahnnt $50 police officers. under inspector
MURRAY wore held in resrrVr in the rum street
police siat.on. and 30 police Officers were on
duty near the Cooper Union buildinS. but
Ary had nothing e. dc.
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Firm Resolution In Fort Wayne.

Fort WAYNE, July 26.-A new move has
Just been made by the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne,
and Chicago strikers. who have determined
to selze the companys Offices and pas
sengcr trains hero tonight. and transact
all its business. including the sale Of
tickets Officials say If this IL attempted.
stout resistance will he made. Tho Mayor
called n public meeting. which has Just adj
journcd. and which resolved that the strike
must not continue any longer. committee OF
public safety was appointed to stop the strike
and rCstOre ~ the rMIlMAy It's propOrty.
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The Police Knnrd ComnIimented.

Members Of the Stock Exchange met ycster
day ~ the close of hu.inrs aud nas.,d the following
Ks-.@i That the members ot the New York stock Ex-
change ,nttrfuilY Uul lrHt,uilY HfkuuN lodge the
bravery prnmutncss ant .rcicncN shown hy the GOV
rruur ile stnt of n Work. ln period a. disorder
which has where stfri,A trtd man! OF our ini4ie
official.
E,i a. That We congratulate The CITY NJ Ncw York ON
having at t head ami 49, the head W It, VtlNu. Dpnrt
utnf- men nf nirlff rOirHgr. Hi sound Common s'
and that Nr especially honor the fol0e Huold tor Tie
perfection nt Nuir tIIItiuus Iur ANY tNl- nHN ~ ia
order and tor aVcrflu- dangers which they were ourrN
ready to meet whc, ns Away. our gratitude j. due o.
the uu-cln-h and manly iutrou-W W our Nnuuull
Gunrd freshly demonstrated and always ready Ia &c.
shown when dHnscrs threaten the community, OF the
state. T the nation
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Toiedo's Resident. A rming.

TOLEDO, July 26.-Thc police this morning
arrested James Turner. the acknowledged
leader of yesterdays movement. and lodged
him in the county Jail Other arrests followed
RAPIDLY md 10y noon most Of the rncleaders Of
the mob had been e'ur,d. About 500 promi-
nent citizens met at the Court House. this morn
Ing. and wen supplied with arms and ammuni-
ton. Business was generally suspended dur
ing the forenoon. and members ot business
houses throughout the city reported for duty at
tho COMrt uOusn.
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Pom hs Spectator.
IA foreign lady. inyiung late eminent English plysi
cipu m visit her at her country residence adds la uir
uiuc,m,ui. that OF his hndks pool cuse al hand lul
VI Iruss-" Gni M p mo Iihy no'YlN J
VINO hath not shared IN Copper's sweet regret,
Who, wnuns 10 ms .cnt' cousin, 'ai,
Would you could visit tik poor 1000 ere yet
our lilac and laburunm bloom - shedf
who hath not longcd 10 stay the violet,
And speed the rose, that some Trend were met
Nv .unn.t = welcome at Its luith,stf
Rut whorAcrptH fhN siolnglst
Huth ever dr,amt ui huduls out ht hait
To greet the coming vi expected guestf
"Our house is pleasant and contiguous. COOL
Yuuil find dear triepd, a shallow, marshy pool,
Where hundreds at Nour M, far"ii's wait
Fusluud InN that size ih> playful line
Who pcuned elale, no daughter Wa OF thine -
JH.e, 1871 DORA "RttN"Fll'
.see Cowpers Sflknown ctteI to Lady iieske'h
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WHIT THE :. r. c. c. IS ron.
The Religious Belief Of the Father Of Jesse
McAuen's child.

Jesse McAllcn. newsdcaler at Sixth avenue
and Twenyiourth street who lives Mt $50 West Twenty
fourth street beat his eeven-ycarod cruelty
Tue say that the neighbors inierfcred ON Wednesday
morning he locked himself in with the boy, and
dashed him with thick strap until blood flowed. The
boys shrcks heard nearly square away and the
n,lhuors again int. Oc'f thiHrdi arrested Me.
Allen yesterday. Before Justice Wandcl IN the Jrner.
~ Market Police Court, McAlcn said \
Der Dr Tyng's church. and to the hest my ability
religious man believe that II i my duty Ia cha~t~c
my child aud punish doing expect to
be rewarded IN Heaven" .McAlcn.' his Honor re-
Piled. you are n misguided man You PROFESSIONALLY
have iuuisll child muir rucly but not
Ia beat him did" McAllrn committed To- the
City Prison. and the boy to the Juvenile Ay lu.
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ST JoeEpIr, Mo, July 20 The railroad
mon In mass meeting have resolved TO stop the
freight trains on all the roads until tho in
creased wages are allowed II was also resolved
hy the strikers 10 do no acts Of Violence save 10
hlo. knlnl are the Hannibal and II. Joseph. the
~. lnu-. kun-H CITY and Northern, the KIM
Fl D.. ih and b,ut'r Inc ciilzns cna,t,d
PRECAUTIONARY measures In "A street encounter
l'-NHS % rHurpU SUPERINTENDENT WAS Knocked
down by County judge.
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Jf.fTTERS AT ALBANY.
Privations aud suns rtngs OF the Ninth-The
STRIKERS Ready TO Go to Work.

ALBANY, July 26.-The campaign of the
Ninth Regiment at West Albany is anything but n
picnic The mon have had n hard time. The heat
has been excessive. Fifteen OF them are in the
hospital. thirty or forty have the dysentery. and
one. in "a crazy fit, jumped out OF the hospital
window to-day. hurting his leg. They have
had ~ sleep On the ground or in open cars. A.
few Of them brought either blankets or over
coAts. ConmissAry General Tracey has shipped
them ght 500 blankets.
Trains are started without interruption. All
the tranmen. swltchmcn. a.. except the me-
chHnls IN the shops, are at work. Tho meeting
OF strikers IN the park to-day agreed 10 go a.
work again in II. shops, ana requested the en-
u o., To PETITION Mr.. Vanderbilt to restore the III
WAGES. Bur Mr.. Vanderbilt. 50 lar. refuses t.
open the shops.
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On Tuesday delegation representing the
employers OF the Long Island railroads waited
on the officers. and announced their intention
to strike unless the order reducing their wages
ten per cent was revoked. They were directed
to r,port nj The Offices on Wednesday at noon.
At the appointed time they were met hv the
President and other officials and the order OF
reduction was revoked. Yesterday The men
were working as usual
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lNDIANArOLls, July 2G Gov. Williams
issued proclamation Al noonto-day oommanl-
ing the enforcement of the laws. and calling up
on the Shcrfis To use their utmost ondeavors to
prevent violence and preserve the peace. Judge
Gresham of the United States Court has ISSUED
orders 10 marshas 10 protect property ia charge
of the court.
The perpetrators oil the Sawed wheel Works
shut down work today To prevent n disturl-
an'r. the railroad strikers having demanded Of
their men 10 aunt work. only a few OF the men
desiring TO do 10.
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England For,v riding Troops.

PORTSMOUTH, July 26.-The troop ship Eu-
pirates sailed to-day with 1921 officers and
men for Malta.
LONDON. July 2G.-The Press Association
states that orders have been received at WOOL
witch Arsopul Tor the field guns oi the res rye
class, and some larger ordnance to bo equipped
for service.
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A Mysterious Bond Robbery.

PouGHKErPsIE. July 26.-Financial circles
here excited the announcement Of robbery Of
si2 90 IN bonds the FAki Bank m this city The
robbery nrsi publicly made known to-day though it
occurred stated IN February last All Of the f4es
are Of singular character and have led to rup.
turc Boz the hoard Directors o the hank named the
gentleman ~ho say he wHs robbed Is member ct the
board ami Will tender his resignation and dissolve all
connect With the bank His il Albert Tower.
He the general manager a. work. 10 TIL, cit
NJ Tower hAs had d,trC uNcs employed to work up the
and they have not been abe to get h Noni the fal
kl BAnk where Mr. Tower that he had the missing
tund- lt pu,d Two Of the MISSING bonds have turned
ny, Uuv IA Chicago aud another IN Boston.
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WASHINGTON. July 2G.-The Secretary Of tho
Navy has rendered 10 VceAdmiral Rowan, now Port
Admiral at New York the position OF President II the
board session at the Navy Departure NJ To examine
officers promotion retirement made vacant by the
detachment o Rear Admiral Patterson. who will com
niand the Asiauc station The position i one of honor
and will no doubt he accepted by the Wee Admiral
Rear Admiral William T.. Leroy has teen offered the
command OF the European station, ~ place Vi Rear
Admiral MOrden who will he rene, eel at his request
Commodore Edward Nichols has been ordered TO
the command the south Atlantic beet In place Ut
Commodore a. n II. CALDWELL now on lis way home,
and will hoist his flag the Hartford his flagship
10Th VI August
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RACING IN SIRiTOGI.
Tom Ochiitree Defeated by Parole In the Mosi
brilliant Contest OF the Meeting.

SARATOGA, July 26.-Thc first race to-day,
for purse Of $500. distance one mile. was won
by virginus; Higgins second. Wolsey third.
Time. las.
The second race. for the Saratoga Cup. was
won by Parole by length o 'hiltrce second
and Abilene third. Time. 4:Oit.
The third race was dash of quarters
Of a mile. Rhadamanthus had the load at the
start, and won by four lengths Mechanic Sec
ond, Diamond third. Time. l:l6.
The last race. for purse Of si0O, the winner
TO be sold at auction, one mile and quarter,
WIS won by George the Fourth Ambush Soc
ond, KuppahAnnock third. Time. 2:l3h.
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SOME WAsHING ron TOPICS.
a Wouid-be Hayes Keformer-Who Shall Be
Indian Commissionerf

WASHINGTON. july 26.-An appointment
which would do the Administration little credit wHs
discussed the Cabinet meeting yesterday the appoint
mcnt Of Pnckucy Rollins Of North Carolina a. Commits.
Indian Affairs. to succeed the present Cunmis
.ioucr smith OF Rollins used to bee internal rev.
enuo collector IN North Carolina aud los. hi place when
the districts consolidated. Like swarm ~ other
North Carniina paccm,n. Rollins la. been wanting po
sitiuu ever since smith not rlrt~scd an TIE aiu~
the Indian once, hut he ha- been an honest pHsik
ing officer aud The inst Tor pnst upon whom susi
ciun ha. NOT rested Kuu. ha- hfuicr who T. attnr.
ney Tor lufian claim. not good thing m candi-
date POSITION which he w bV called upon ~ pass
and he flu
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WASHINGTON. July 26.-A negro boy 10 years
oil recently liberated from slavery AT Cairo. Egypt
by the Intervention Of the agent and Consul General
the United states lie found m OF the streets by
American lady who speaks Arabic, and u whom he
asked 'ood According 10 tho boys story he had made
Ia from hs home at Iana IA consequence u the
cruel II, which he had received rom his master
Tie lady took him 10 the Consu,cneral OF the Jmtsd
States aud asked that his freedom should be applied Tor
The desired application was made ami promptly granieu
by the Government Of Egypt which Processes not 10 per
slavery. although pracucaN II - tolerated Ia that
country The boy Will hc seut ~ All Anne Tican mission
school and properly educated.
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ssr Knight Maanro. Gerrvetown
g. France. rrudre. IlaNu Juy H. and Plymouth 10Th.
s. ten whitney, lIAileit Bu-tun.
s. Old Dominion. Walker, Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk
shin r W stetson Moo-r London.
Bafk carlo X. NulbuNich. Ccttc.
Bark EttIt. Haluts. Singapore.
Bark I.oui.. Mlunemat. Liverpool.
hark Romance. TuNr. ITshurm
Brir Marie rcdforl NrVis
nr- Nile. tounce, - Mhrun's
= hr Anne T. Chase. Poole. windsor, v =,
schr Canton. Henley. Havana
schr " II Mitchell. fctugroNV, pemernra
Also tlt usual river tuu rut.fw &C. sr~~'N
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Kansas CITY Quiet.

KANSAS CITY, No. July 26.-Tho arrest
yesterday OF rinGleaders Of a mob together
with the presence OF a large force OF citizens
sworn in ms special police. have given us com
parat We quict since the demonstration on Tues
day Passenger trains to-day moved out as
usual and IL WIS expected that some freights
would 40 out hut II is deemed best to wait TIL
tomorrow. The strikers are seemingly losing
interest III their operations at this point
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DETROIT, July Do The strike on the Mich
gan Central and branches ended at 6 o'clock
Division Superintendent Brown and commit
tee OF tho strikers came b. an amicabe under
standing. The strikers 20 to work with the us-
suranc, that their grievances shall bee settled by
arbitration. Trains started running to-n night
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A R,ns,ead,ng striker Arrested.

ALBANY, July 26-Van Holsen, the ring
leader OF the strikers. who WIS arrested in this
city this morning. was lodged in the Troy Jail
because his off,n - was committed in k"nsse-
laer county. The accusation IN spiktng the
track. and the arrest was made by virtue VI the
GuYernor' 3 prOclnmnt ION.
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The nine infantry regiments and the cavalry
and batteries in the city were On duiy last night 1t mas
been found necessary the health ol the men to relax
their previous close confinement somewhat ana Sluh
are unM allowed. most oi the ORGANIZATIONS u =" "
nj Intervals The twenty second had dress parade YES
tcrlaV m front Of their hrhurN ulllhuIes manu- i"i
u The
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THE LIILST OLD World NEVIS.
Predicted Success of the Republicans i'm tho
EIector AN, pnigu.

LONDON. July 2G.-The Daily Ne,rs' Paris de-
spaich says. The Conservative Union is dead. Each
party will hsht for it. own causcn
The GguLJi. which has been the most aggressive and
of nsNc OF the rcnctonary Journals says. in speaking
Ut President MacNahun. " Ton - nnire. W. HuchL"
Tie Grlis Prophecies that the result OF the electoral
camtai.u viii b, the success oi the Republicans
tn. BunApn lie mHud the suppression pamphlet
attacking Prince Louis Napoleon the street sale Ut which
had been authorized IN the provinces.
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Sidney Little WAS knocked from the deck OF
the sloop ,htain At keypnrt ON Ncdnc iay night ami
drowned lie and George Knox. colored, visited the
sloop nj midnight with the Inten It l. sid. rohhng
h wntchman named Han The body was recovered YES
rria, HAL had sone money on LIS person. nut Knox
hat d, and Llte went there merely ~ save lam a
iust asa Joke.
NlA.nfn J,dcm.ki. iocksmih. of % seventh avenue,
Ncwark stlAed by cramps when swlnuune al tlr
iolt u luv street .crda, he shouted Young
tor assistance. tat they, uukins that hc WAS max
IA. Irclruct. refused tu htip Inn
names Lac. AGED ls. drowned while bathing IN
III, Iass.ue nNv hast Newark, on "Wednesday.
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CHARLFsToN. 5. July pa meeting o. 'our
THOUSAND cooied r,opc held here to-day Ia promote
emigration 10 lAb,na The speakers. who were chiefly
cooed argued that there was not room IN the South tor
10th ne Willie and conrci population and that m The
uh tiD "uluyi r'Nllc must 'uuuiur CO. hold nm 90 q.
riNr lo~iuuu 4 prupo-ltiOn uUiir Ia Iulft
,i.ct cuupau, with ciYal uf slpslfnr the lurct.r
steamer. hc used inf ei- iuuNu and uHius puf-
uttllh "a ul4r.lN
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Hungarian. Protesting against Extcusioa
OF the Power of Russia.

PEsTH, July ga meeting attended by
eight thousand persons was held here to-day.
Resolutions were passed declaring tho extcn-
sion Of Kussia's power inconsistent with the in-
trrests Of AustrO- Hungary and calling upon the
Government to cndcaVor to bring about a ces-
saton Of the present inhuman method Of war
inre. and 10 give timely protection To AustrO-
Hungarian Interests NM. klapka and Pulsky
and others spoke.
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THE BLACK HILLs slvaGEs.
Gov. John &. Pennington OF Dakota Terri
tory Calling Tor Troops.

WAsHTNGTON, July 26.-The following tcI-
cgram was received in this city to-night
Y,Ssros, d 7 July 70.
IN, Non SEQ " N.CSurv. Sc7~arso' var.
The following telegram J. just received;
ntAnN uop. n T July 20
Agency indians numbering ctx aud destiu tng
property Ia an rarts OF uc country. Twenty ranrhmen
are all,udN dealt StrH Buitocs
The Sh,rr o the Territory has no arm. or Hmuiuni-
ton Can disposition of troops be made that viii give
the BLACK IN, settler .nme nroiecunnf
lSl.ucdl JoHS 4. FtNSiSDros. Governor
The despatch WIS referred 10 Lieut. Gen.
Slsrlluu
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sehoneid In Command n, Washington.

WASHINGTON. July 26.-1l following is the
order assigning MAJOR ten schoned the command OF
III, troops IN Washington.
uksDgu.RrERs Amy.
AuJrTANrbiNKKAIs pfrcr
WAsHIsGTos D. O., july 10 ls17.)
GrNrRAL ORnFKs No. 20
~ direction u the President, snio Gen schoncld is
temporary duty al IA, headquarters OF the
army dating rom tie I'D instant i addition 10 his com
naui NJ the department at West Point
The iurccs United states ne uding the navy and
corps IN te District OF Columbia Will be reported
" MAurOrn sNhOnold, ami act under In command
s.nedJ l.. b. IOwNsgND, Al utant general
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WASHINGTON July 2G.-Capt. George A. Arms,
eNarmy Officer yesterday submitted 10 the secretary
Of War proposition raise IN the District OF Columbia,
within .iNtyeight hours regiment of TIN companies Ia
be- mustered into tile s.rfIcr of The mi'd states unm'
dlasy and used Ia nuel riuous Proceedings IN any Sec
The secretary hA, replied that he ha- no puwvt &"
grant authority a. rtHc rsin, nt no can lvf HVuls
HAVING yet bee made 10y the HuNcrnuleu Ut
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WASHINGTON, July 26.-Gov. Cullom OF IL
nois made a reauisition for troops tonight
but the President decides that the Statc author
tiles have not yet exhausted all the forces nj
their disposal The Governor OF Wisconsin
asked for arms to arm IN" veterans at the Sol
dicrs' Home. and the request was granted.
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TERRE lIAUrE, July pa passenger train
arrived 10y the Nandillia road from Indianapolis
this afternoon. The strikers here made a
demonstration 10 take on the passenger cars
but their committee finally decided 10 let the
tram 20. The strikers are disdgreelng among
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themselves. The majority favor a continuance
think TINT the railroad should be permitted 10
carry passengers. Most Of the strikers say
that no passenger ears will be permitted to pass
on East and West lines tomorrow.