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ENGLAND.
Britain Believes In Russian Ont.
RACES.
She was Mighty slow on Turkish
BarbarItIeS.
A slcrc Pretext for Intervention.

LONDON, July 3l.-The Chancellor Of
the ExcheqCer said 1t will not be neces.
sary to submit any special vote on &C.
count Of the recent dispatch Of troops
and feet to the East. The expense ia
very small, in fact it is very doubtful
whether it will be necessary at all to ask
for any further sum in the course OF the
year. 1t is not necessary at present.
LONDON, July 3l.-Letters describing
the outrages at Karna are causing much
indignation. The accounts, though ex.
agerated are believed to be substantially
true.
Official papers laid before Parliament
contain the following: The English
Consul at Slivno informs Minister Lay
ard, under date Of July 14Ih, that the
Russians stirred up the Bulgarians and
armed them; that they tore out the eyes
Of the Musselmans whom they killed AT
Sistoya, and filled the sockets with bread.
WHOSE or Is BEING doRED.
Mr.. Layard teicgraphs Lord Derby,
under date Of July "a, that the Sultan has
sent him a message entreating the Queen
to use her influence with tho Gar 10 stop
the shocking cruelties committed by the
Russian troops. Men, women and chill.
dren are outraged and murdered In hor.
rible way. The Sultan can scarcely be.
lieve that the Gar wishes the war TO
become a war OF determination and awar
Of brigands. The Sultan's aid .decamp
gave Mr.. Layard an account OF the re.
voting atrocities, and which, Layard
sayR, are in great measure confirmed
by adviccs from Consuls and other
sources.
Mr.. Layard transmits July 18th, sew.
eral Consular sports Of our1ges and
massacres by the BulgarianV, and says
there is truth in them, although they
may be exaggerated.
Wallachians and Bulgarians accompa-
ny the Russian army in bands, calling
themselves avengers.
Gen. Kemball teleGraphed under date
OF July 2Gth, that the massacre at Bay
aid Is confirmed, but the atrocities at
Ardahan are quite untrue.
A Telegram from Bucharest says that
Col. Wellesley has addressed report TO
the British Government categorically de.
nyiDg the cruelties with which the Rus.
SLAMS are charged.
LET THEM GO IN.
The Greek Government, with great
difficulty, restrains the Thessalonians
from rising before the Kingdom Is armed.
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VANDERBILT
Distributes SIOO, 900 Among IHls
Employees.
He Lays Down the Law 10 tEe
Strikers.

SARATOGA, July 3l.-President Van.
derbilt, ot the New York Central and
Hudson River railroads, has issued a
circular, stating that OF the 10000 EN-.
plOyes Of the companies less than 800
struck, and no injury was done TO prop.
erty. In recognition Of their iealty, he
directs that one hundred thousand dol.
lars be divided rAtably, according to their
positions on the pay roll, among all EN-.
ployes engaged in operating tho roads.
He says that no men who in time Of
trouble embarrass the company can re.
main in or re.enter its service, and adds
that the pay will be increased the MO.
ment business iustiEies il.
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Engineers and Brakcmen SuS.
pended-A Hitch In the Starting
of TrNinA.

MAuCn CHUNK, Pa, July 3l.-The
Receiver Of the Central railroad, at New
Jersey, has issued an order suspendinH
all engineers and brakemen not now act.
ually in the employ Of the company, and
directing that when they resume work
they be paid only for actual work done.
Heretofore the engineers and brakemen
have been paid full months pay wheth.
er they worked every day or not. Con-
trary to expectation, trains were not run
on this road to-day.
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THE DEAD BRAVES.
Clusters Remains Arrive NJ
Chicago.
The Remains OF Cook, Riley and
DC Wolf on the Same Train.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-Thc remains Of
General Custer arrived to-day from Fort
Lincoln, Dakota, and left on the Michi.
gan Southern road at 5:l5 o'clock for
West Point, where they will bc inferred
in receiving vault until the funeral,
which takes place in October. The re.
mains Of Col, Cook, Lieut.. Riley and DE-.
De Wolf arrived on the same train, and
will be forwarded respectively to Haml.
ton, Ont, Washington, D. G., and Nor
walk, o..
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FRANCE.
Deny Reputation.

PARIS, July 3l.-A dispatch announo.
ing that the Lordre, the official journal Of
the Bonapartists, publishes letter, sign
ed by Rouher and others, repudiatIng
De Cassaguacs militant policy, is erron.
eous. The Bonapartists Committee, Due
De Podow and Jolibois and Rouher, in u
published letter, condemning De Cassag.
mac and tell him that he has no idea
Of the difficulties and unwarrantable
claims they are contending against; that
hc has inconsiderately interiered
in their negotiations, at the risk Of
dangering their success, but they will
prosecute these negotiations with concili.
alton and prudence, feeling sure that the
result will justify them In the eyes Of the
party. The split In the Bonapartist
ranks seems as complete and wide Us the
rupture between the Bonspattists and
Legiimists.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-steady

hAlLRoAD boNDS-Steauy.
STATE BoNDS-Quiet and unchanged.
STocKs-Railroad and miscellaneous
speculation opened weak aud prices de.
clined u to I1S per cent subsequently
Western Union became active and buoy.
ant, with an advance Of SS per cent on
4 revival OF the stories about consolida.
ton and an advance In rates. This started
the whole market, and there was an ad.
vance Of y to & per cent in the general list.
Dealings in Western Union were attended
with considerable animation at intervals,
but trading in other shares was dull,
the fluctuations representing only mod.
crate busiues. The stock market was weak
during the last hour Of business and prices
reacted 4 to y per cent from the highest
point OF the day. There were considerable
stocks marketed on the impetus TO the gen.
erAl list given by the sharp rise In WeGIern
Union. The last named was quite orratic
towards the close, selling down from 7lX
to 70S1, rallying 70 nv, reacting to FOX,
and finally closing at TX. The general
market closed weak.
The transactions were 144,000 shares, OF
which 1900 were New York Central, SO,-
eco Lake Shore, 6,e00 NOrthwetern, 5000
Rock Island, 9,2oo St PaulS, 10000 Dela.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July Flour-Firm. Whea,
Firm; amber Michigan spot 81 221s, sell
Ter August 81 261f, seller September 81 %,
No. l red winter 81 3s, No. 2 spot 81 3l2+,
No. 3 red 81 %. Corn-Firmer; high mixed
spot 52c, No. spot seller August Ole, sci.
Ter September 52Nc, rejected 5OHc, dam.
aged 4Shc. OatS-Dull.
4P M.-Wheat-strong; amber Michigan
seller August 81 &c asked, seller Septe u'ber
81 23h, No. 2 red winter spot 81 SIX sci;
Ter August 81 24ISa1 245<, seller September
81 2lHal 2lA, No. Q Dayton and Michigan
red 81 SIX. Corn-Quirt, but firm: 10. Z
spot seller August 5lc, seller September
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The reports from the Agricultural Blu.
reau, says the New York Gruphic, bring
comfort and cheer at time when the
country would seem to require all the en-.
couragement it can receive. This year
We shall be able to export not less then
lOOp0oO,O0O bushels Of wheat, or 10000.
600 bushels more than ever were export.
cd in any previous year. Already the
winter wheat is safely harvested, aud the
spring wheat is in most promising con.
ditiou. For this immense reasonably.
anticipated surplus of wheat we shall in
all probability have an excellent com.
mercial demand. Our chief compeli-
tor in the British market has been
Russia. Last year the United States
forced Russia to take tho second place
in the marts Of the world, even when
Russia had all Of her ports open, and was
intereSted in obtaining all the money she
could for the approaching war. This
year the crop Of Russia is less than last
year, and even suppOsiug the Baltic ports
to remain open, she will bo at a great
disadvantage in competing with the
United sIatea. Tho yield OF cotton is
also estimated to be about 100000 bales.
All this implies an impetus to industry
generally, unless there is some more Of
the recklessncss and malncss practiced
which has so often perverted tho good
results which should lcgitimately ilOw
from nataral bounty.
ARreat deal Of nonsense has been spo.
ken and written about over.production,
by way OF attempting to account for the
present depression. It'is tsue that there
may be mischief done by the misdirec.
ton Of industrial forces: and those who
point out where and how capital and la,
Dor are employed at a disadvantage or in
what cannot bring fair legitimate profit,
are doing the country service. But those
who cry out denounCing large production
SenesAlly are public enemies. II produc.
ton Is Srtificially restricted, however
good may be the ostensible aims, there
will soon be a grievOus penalty to pay,
Natural laws cannot be violated with I'm.
paNi'y. Speaking broadly, diminished
production implies lesa amount Of the
''a''' OF industry and selidenial for di.
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CINCINNATI, July 3l.-Cottou-Dull and
lower at 1870, Flour-Dull and lower to
sell. Wheat-Dull, weak and lower; red
81 l0al 26. Corn-Firmer at 449Sa49c Oats
-AUnSettled and lower at 2SaSSc. Rye
Dull at $50. Barley-Dull and nominal
Pork-Quie; jObbing at $l40O. Lard-Dull,
current make IS S7Ifas SOC, kettle l0s
l0kc. Bulk Meats-Inactive at s. 25a7 &C
az %. Bacon--Firmer, but not quotably
higher at ,6aSaS1Sc. Butter-Quiet and
unchanged. Linseed Oil-Qulet at COO,
Whisky-Steady ut 81 OS.
HoGs-Actiyc, firm and higher; common
"a 5Oa4 so, light s. 00a5 25, packing 81 0Oa
as Is, butchers S. 20a5 %.
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THE New York Tribune establishment,
when besieged by mob some years ago,
deluged the crowd with hot water in al.
topathic doses, the result OF which was
that the disorderlies retired. The Chicago
Tribune suggests that every manufactur.
ing establishment possessing a boiler
should see that hose attachment is
made thereto, IA there il not a mobster
on earth who would quietly stand and be
patboiled in the defense OF any principle
or the protection Of any supposed right.
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The ohio Republican Convention

CLEVELAND, O., July Sl.-A large
number Of delegates and others interested
are arriving on every train to attend the
Republican State Convention to be held
in this State tomorrow. Among the
prominent Republicans and by the lead
ing Republican journals Of the city, Judge
Taft,s name is mentioned as the probable
nominee for Governor.
Regarding the strike, the situation Is
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July Sl.-Flour-Quiet
and weak; superfne SO 90, extras 81 90,
Minnesota family 81 75aS rs, Pennsylvania
IS 00a9 90, high grades 50 O6alOOO. Wheal
old nominal aud steady; No. 9 red and
amber at 81 Goal 6s. Corn-Dull: yellow
64a65c, mixed 6Sa64c. 0ats-Dull; white
western 42a43c, mixed 39a4lc. Rye-Firm
at 70a75c. Pork-$l5 0Gal5 25. Beef hams
Pc. Butter-Firm; creamery extras "a
a25c, Western Reserve 2Ou22c. Cheese
Dull; western l0c. Eggs-Steady: weA
tern l4al5c. Petroleum Quiet; refined
lShc, crude 10c. Whisky-Western 81 10
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852

vision at the end Of thsyeAr; or, in other
words, there will be less for every man,
woman and child to live upon.
The great detrimo Mt 10 the national
welfare has been that We have failed to
make the best pOssible use OF our ma.
terial adyantAses--oi the bounty Of ma,
ture. Man, instead Of studying how best
TO cooperate with nature, has been arti.
feally thWarting her. Nature has just
told US that, through the Agricultural
Bureau. She says 1t is monstrous that
there should be distress anywhere when
she has given US In wheat alone a sur
plus Of 1OOOOO,OOO bushels.
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Reporting for DUTY.

COLUMBUS, July Sl.-Gereral Super.
intendent Paine, Of the Lake Shore Rail
way, issued circular thiA evening to the
employees, notifying them that they were
ready TO resume work as soon as a sufli.
cient number Of men reported for duty;
repeated Vanderbilt's dispatch, that
when the business Of the company should
Justify 1t they will receive compensa.
tion accordingly. @. D. Couch, superin.
tendent OF the Erie division, Is the au.
thorlty ior the statement that already a
full halt OF the sufficient force have re-.
ported for duty.
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Ready for Busincss on NIL
branches.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-Some apprehension
existed yesterday and last night lest the
engineers on the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad, who have been indicst
ing their intention to atrike, would join
the Gremen and stop all trains. This did
not, however, occur, as up to mid night
nearly jail the engineers lon the road,
not already at work, had signifed their
intention Of resuming this m orning. The
road is now ready to do its usual business
on all branches. The other roads are al.
80 running trains about as usual and large
amounts Of freight are moving.
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strikers Converse with Three Eli
EtneerH and They RefunTS

NASHVILLE, July Sl.-six engineers
arrived here from Evansville tonight to
take out freight trains tomorrow. The
strikers had talk with three Of them
and sent them back. United States Mar.
shal Wheat, hearing OF this, prevented
any Of the strikers from seeing the others
and unless the strikers see and talk the
engineers out Of II the trains will he
manned. The strikers say that they will
In nowise moleSt the trains, but will keen
the engineers from going out II they Ret 4
chance 10 talk them out Of il.
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Leading strikers Arrested,

TERRE HAuTE, July Sl.-Three Of the
Executive Committee Of the railroad
strikers, Watson. Miller and Murphy,
were atrested by U. 8. Marshal spooner,
charged with having interiered with the
trains Of the LoganSport Railroad, which
is under the control Of the United States
Court. The prisoners were lodged in Jail,
but will be taken 10 indianapolis.
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GheqntelIigstrter.


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CABINET WORK.

The Cabinet was in session to-day till
3 o'clock, discussing the appointments Of
public land officials, labor troubles, and
so on.
Henry W. Hilliard, Of Georgia, was
appointed Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to Brazil, vice
]. Il, Hartridge, OF Maryland. Hilliard.
previous to the late civil war, was Rep
resentative in Congress from the Mont.
gomery, Ala, district.
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ST. LOUIS, July Sl.-Nothing new to
report. All trains running regularly.
Five companies Of troops left to-day and
the balance will probably leave tonight.
Two OF the executive committee Of the
strikers were arrested in East ST. Louis
to-day. A parade was had to-day con.
sisting OF five regiments, composed OF
some 40 companies and a full battery Of
artillery.
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UNION AND CONFEDERATE soldiers Of
the war enrolled themselves and are now
serving in the same volunteer regiment
for supprcssing the rioters in San Fran.
cisco. This is probably the first instance
Of actual military fraternizatiou on the
part Of Northern and Southern velerahs.
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BASE BALL.

P1rspURoH, PA, July Sl.-Allegheny
0, Hartford Q.
INDIANAPOLIS, July Sl.-Bostons 4,
Indianapolis 4. Game called at the end
Of the 9th inning to enable the Bostons
to catch the tianr.
LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-Louisvilles :,
St. Louis 0.
cIscrSxAu, July S1.-ChicagOs |,
Cencinnatis Q.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York money an d stocks.

NEW York, July Sl.-MoxEY-2a2H Y
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4a6 per
cent. Custom receipts, $2e9, 900. The As.
sistant Treasurer diSbursed So, 200. Clear.
ings, $20,oO0,OOO. Sterling, long 4.Se, short
4S7H. H.
GoLD-opened and closed at lO5SG, with
sales in the interim at 1861. Borrowing
rates 2 Il and 2 per cent. Loans were also
made fiat and at per cent for carrying.
SnvBR-At London 54Nd. Here, silver
bars are 81 "a greenbacks, 81 179t gold.
Silver coin haX per cent discount.
GovRNMRNTs-Fitm.
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PrrTsBuRGH, July Sl.-By an cxplo.
sion Of a mould OF hot metal at the foun.
dry Of R. O, Totten & Co., Liberty street,
this afternoon, two men were fatally and
eight others seriously burned. The noise
OF the explosion was heard for several
squares.
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CUMBERLAND, ND, July 3l.-The
Miners Mass Meeting at Knapp's Mead.
ows, near Homecoming, to-day, was at.
tended by 600 miners, about half the
miners being represented. All was or
dcrly. Some were for striking for G5
cent?; some for 55 cents; and some we're
opposed TO any action calculated to dis.
turb the present status. Two sessions
were held, but no determination was
reached, and the meeting adjourned TO
August 2nd. Il Is supposed that work
will go on meanwhile.
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CINCINNATI, O.. July Sl.-Uuder or.
ders from Gov. Young, Eve companies Of
Ohio National Guards under command n
Col. @. B, Hunt, left here on the early
train this morning for Columbus, where
Is expected fresh trouble with the strikers,
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BusIness Fully Resumen.

sr. LOUIS, July Sl.-There Is no change
in the situation here this morning
Everything quiet and business fully re,
sumed. It was reported that number
Of companies at East St. Louis had been
sent to Springfield, Ills, to guard the coal
mines in that vicinity against the strikers
but a confirmation Of the report has NOT
been obtained. Three Of the strikers
have been charged with assisting In for.
chilly closing mills, factories, &c., last
week, and fined $500 each by Judge Cul,
len Of the police court.
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CaIRo, July 3l.-A number OF negro
roustabouts here struck for an advance
from 20 to 80 cents per hour. Their de.
manda were aeceeded to and the Interrupt.
tion was but temporary.
New YoRK, July 3l.-Delaware, Lack.
awanna & Western Railroad trains are
running without any interruption, and
the Morris 4 Essex is in proper:ordcr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-01

CHICAGO, July Sl.-Judge Drummond
sentenced Mack and Eunes, the Leaders Of
the rioters from Peoria, to four montbs
in the county jail aud $50 ine; the bal.
ance TO two months and $50 each, aud The
imprisonment to continue until the fine
is paid,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-01

BUFFALO, July 3l.-The race for the
2:S4 class was won by Hounis, Lady
I Pritchard taking the first heat; best time
2:25.
The race for the 2;2S class was won by
Whitestocking Mazonnie, who won the
third heat, taking the second money;
Blue Mare Sd, Silver Sides 4th; best time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-01

TORONTO, oEr., July Sl.-A street
drain caved yesterday, killing Charles
D. Brown and F. W. Laughlin, three
others badly injured.
CHICAGO, July 3l.-Aman named Koch
was shot and killed on the Lake front this
afternoon by the accidental discharge Of
a Gatliug gun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-01

BosroN, July sl.-The third annual
drawing Of l42 numbers for the redemp.
ton OF one per cent Of all the sinking
fund bonds Of the Union Pacific Rail
Road took place to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-01
Weather Indications.

OyucK OF THR CMKB 8IaNAL OPRIcxR,
WARRINGTON, D. C., August IL 4. 4.
PRoBABILlTIEa.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
variable followed by cooler west winds
stationary or rising barometer, partly
cloudy. weather and occasional rains.
For the Lower Lakes, cooler easterl y
winds yeering 10 warmer southerly, part.
ly cloudy weather and poSsibly occasional
light rains aud stationary or falling bar.
ometer.
The rivers will continue falling, except
stationary in the Upper Ohio.