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MARYLAND REPUBLICANS.

APPLICATION OF THE CIVIL SERVICE RULE TO
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
BALTIMORE, August l, 1877.
Some sixteen or moro members Of the Republican
State Central Committee of Maryland holding fed
era Offices among whom was John /. Thsmas,
Jr, present Collector Of Customs for this
district, and chairman OF the committee, hay
ing rendered their designations In obedience to tho
order Of tho President forbdding Office holders
taking part in the management OF political organiza-
tons, the State Committee today accepted their resg
nations Mr. X. stockctt Matthews. OF Baltimore, was
elected chairman In place Of Mr. Thomas. Mr..
Matthews holds the Office Of Register Bankruptcy,
and the question having arisen whether he did not
wiihin the order of tho President Mr.. Matthews
SAID he held Office which conferred HIM
by the late Chef Justice s. r. Chase, and that
he capable OF judging for himself rs
the President Of the United states. He stated that It
perfectly competent for him 10 hold his Office and
occupy the position Of Chairman Of the State Central
Committee OF the republican party OF Maryland. His
doing would IN no manner como under the proscrip-
ton President his position under the govern
ment had conr, ction whatever with the civil SER
vice OF the country.
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THE RIO GRANDE FRONTIER.

vALDEZs SURRENDER DENIED BY HIMsELr-ON
RAMOS FORCE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO Texas August !, 1877.
Valdez denies over his signature that he has
surrendered to Naranjo. He valdez this sdo Of
the river with small force which is daily becoming
smaller by assertions In conseq OF their not being
paid or led The civil authorities are about taking
measures to arrest Valdez for violating the neutrality
laws.
IN PURSUIT CATTLE THIEVES.
On the 2SIh ult. Lieutenant Bulls started out from
Fort Clark in pursuit OF fresh band OF raiders who
have stolen every hoof OF stock on Picdras Fintas
Creek. Bulls has 100 men.
THE LPAN3.
General Naranio reports that the Lpans have do
camped IN consequence OF Mexican troops hav ng been
sent against them Tho force which Narano has near
Piedras Nclras is 800 strong aud sufficient to attend
10 Valdez and the raiders besides.
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2ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts Of the
World.
INTERNATIONAL LAW CONFERENCE
The Quarrel Among the
Bonapartists.
Pho NONO'S HEALTH.
INTERNATIONAL LAW CONFERENCE
Pho NONO'S HEALTH.

LONDON, August 2, 1871
The preparations for the annual conference OF the
Association for tho Reform and Codlhcation OF the
Law OF Nations, TO be held at Antwerp August IS
actively going forward The conference will hold its
sttings at the Hotel de vile. The inaugural meeting
will take place Tuesday, August 81 at eleven A. NJ
and the sessions win continue till September /. Tho
members Of the conference will be received by the
Burgomaster Of Antwerp and reception committee OF
prominent Be glans, including NJ. NJ. TIL. Engs Ed
Van Pezborgh, Fred. Delvaux, q. Berdolt and In
Callaert
sUBJkCTs TO he DISCUSSED.
Tho following subjects will be discussed at The Con-
ference The obligation of treaties; tho doctrine OF
continuous voyage applied to the trade Of neutrals
reforms international law, from the point Of WOW
Of neutrals and in the interests OF peace; collision At
son; the cxtradon of criminals; intercourse between
Christian and n-Chrlsan peoples bills Of exchange;
general average foreign Judgments patent law; copy
right; international tribunals.
STRENGTH oE ASSOCIATION.
Tho association embraces members from moro
than twenty countries including Great Britain,
France, Germany, Austria, Russia, Turkey, Spain,
Italy, Denmark, Belgium, Norway and Sweden and the
United States.
cAssAGNAc GROWING MODERATE.
n. de Cassagnac replying to the letter OF the Bona
partst committee published on Monday refuses to
acknowledge tho committees authority, and says
sIf the Empire does not know how TO subordinate
itself tho needs of France itself and watt
twill never be restored"
THE PAPkCY.
Rome despatch says:-"Uneasness In regard 10
the Popc's health has been revived He has only
Cardinal Simeon and his own domestics for 1--WE days
Cardinal Riaro Siorza's chances of succeeding Popc
Plus improve daily
Golden CLUB.
The DAILY Ne,cs says understands that In accord
ance with the suggestion made some timo ago that
foreign committees should be organized connection
with the Golden Club Mr.. David a. Wells has been ap-
pointed Honorary Secretary for tho United States.
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION
Mr.. Watkin, liberal son OF Sir Edward Watkin,
who visited the United States IN connection Ere
Railway affairs was elected to Parliament from Grcat
Grimsby yesterday by 1884 majority over Mr.. Seldom,
conservative.
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PICKED UP IN THE SOUND.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BRIDGIPoRT, Conn, August !, 1871
William Marks, shoemaker, and Jack Hogan, both
Of Bridgeport started ut nino o'c ock A. to-day In
small fat bottomcd skiG Tor New York. The Sound
very rough, and thoy had made only twenty
miles when tho boat capslzed At three r. NJ. the
pilot Of the steamer Bridgeport sighted them sue
ceeded IN picking them up aitcr boing in the water
fifty minutes Marks was exhausted and nearly un-
conscious He was clingng to the side Of tho boat.
Hogan sat on the bottom Of the boat. Marks WIS
unable to hold on to the rope throwE to him. so no
put II around his and nearly srangled while
being pulled in Each man lost two good suits Of
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THE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
ipY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

CLEVELAND, Ohio, August l, 1877.
William Henry West was born February o, 1924, In
Washington county, Pa, and emgrated to Ohio,
Knox county, in 1885, graduated in 1910 ut
Jefferson College Pennsylvania, went thonce
to Lexington, KY with Rev. Robert J. Breckenridge
taking charge of the select scnoo Of that city He
returned to Jefferson College in 1919, and tutor
one year In the college, then elected professor IN
Hampton Sidney College, Virginia, where he renamed
one year, when lie resigned and returned Ohio and
began 10 study law IN 1850 and was admitted 10
The Bar IN 1851 He was elected Prosecuting Attorney
OF Logan county IN 1852, was elected 10 tho State
Legislature Tor that county IN 1857 and again IN
1861 He was elected to tho Ohio Senate
IN 1868, elected Attorney General OF
Ohio in 1866 ana again IN 1857 was elected as one OF
the judges Of tho Supreme Court in 1871 resigned
1873 aud WAS chosen delegate 10 the Institutional
Convention, since which time he has been engage
the active practice OF his profession in Logan county
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GENERAL SHERMAN,
HIS IMMEDIATE RETUR

HIS IMMEDIATE RETURN NOT DEEMED NEcEs-
SARY.
WASHINGTON, August l, 1877.
General Sherman, who Is at Fort Ellis n. r..
has elecraphed to the Adu ant General that he Will
return 10 this city at il tho President deems Il
necessary. The despatch submitted 10 the Pres
ident, who directed that reply be sent to the effect
view OF the return OF Generals Sheridan Crook and
Terry to their headquarters from their inspection in
tho Indian country, ana tho moro quiet condition OF
affairs In the East-that the President doom It
necessary tor him to return until ho had completed
hts mission connected with Indian affairs In tho
Northwest
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RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION.

OTTAWA, Ont, August l, 1877.
The new arrangement OF tho Public Works Depart.
ment by which the Intercolonial Railway dawson
routc) and Pacific Railway consolidated under
regular stan OF the department, comes into force
day A large nunbcr OF railroad officers thus
thrown out OF employment They receive one months
nav IL n retiring allow
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pnEsIpENr HAYES COMMENDED NO NoMINA-

TON.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, August |, 1871
The Aratanche's Jackson (Mss.) SPECIAL says Tho
Democratic Convention called TO order at noon by
General George, Chairman Of the State Executive
Committee, who spoke in eulogstic of ident
Hayes administration.
General Gholson, OF Munroc, was elected permanent
chairman.
who have not yet reported.
Seven ballots were had for Governor. The last
stood:--sionc 90; Lowering, 9s; Humphreys 81 !;
FeathcrsIono, 10.
The Convention then adjourned until halfpast eight
tonight
The Convention Is the largest held In the State
and IL Will require l23 votes TO nominate. No nomna.
ton Is probable to- tight.
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GREAT TEMPERANCE MEETING.

WATERTowS N. ", Angus, l, 1877
The camp meeting at Thousand Island Park has
closed but is followed by monster temperance meet
ing which Is 10 continue for days. The assoca-
ton which has charge Of tho proceedings organ
tied a, Old Orchard Beach, Me-, IN August, 1876 Tho
following are the officers PRESIDENT Professor
George f.. Foster, Frcdcrickton, N. b. Secretaries
Rev. ID. G. Babcock, Philadelphia, and Rev Thomas
Gaines, Staphope, Canada
IL Is expected that Francis Murphy, the great tenn
perancc apostle Of Pennsylvania Will reach the Park
this week.
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MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATS.

FOUR UNSUCCESSFUL BALLOTS FOR THE NoMI-
NATION OF GOVERNOR
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
JACKSON, August l, 1871
The Democratic Convention, now in session, is the
largest convention OF any party ever held the State
IL is estimated that eleven hundred delegates are
present Great enthusiasm Is manifested. Seven
ballots have taken for Governor Tho candidates
stand In rank as ollows:-Lowry, Stone, Humphreys
and Feathcrstone. No reference will be made TO
national politics. except to protest against the decision
OF the Electoral Commission. The evening session
will determine who Is TO be the candidate for Gov.
Tho democrats promise, in any event. to ave
ut least sixty thousand majority for tho ticket that
sh all be nominated
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TURKEYS RIFLE CONTRACT.
OF THE PROVIDENCE TOOL CoMpANY's
WORKS ON ACCOUNT OF HITCH IN PAY


WORKS ON ACCOUNT OF HITCH IN PAY
MENTs.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PROVIDENCE H. l., August /, 1871
The announcement was made to-day that the entire
establishment OF the Providence Tool Compapy IN.
Guiding the main works and tho branch concern. had
shu. down work for the present ON accoun, of n
difficulty with the Turkish government 10 regard to
tho payment for the Martini Peabody rifles which
the company making. No previous intimatiop had
been given, the employees OF the Tool COMPANY
and the public quite surprised at this sudden ces
saton of business in tho middle oil the week. Inquiry
at the works reveals the fact that the com.
pany have been for some weeks unable TO
obtain money from Turkey for manufactured and
ready to be turned to the officers OF the Ottoman
government, and under The circumstances deem Il
prudent 10 stop operations until the money is forth
coming
The original contract with Turkey for rifles was for
600 OC0 Over 40O, 900 rifles have been made and paid
Tor and there remains upward OF 100 900 10 complete
It. The last lot OF rifles the company retains In It's
possession and will not let them 20 Until II sees the
Turkish funds. As the company Is suffering under
financial embarrassment its credit is not large and
II Is not disposed to take any additional risks Tho
works therefore stopped ana tho several hundred
employees discharged until the difficulty shall BE- over
The company have recently arranged all It's July Lay
involved IN liability for this month. Tue payments
for the rifles have been regular until recently and
nrran gcments may be made IN day two that the
payments viii continue, and then the works will
start up; the other nand. no more money mny be
obtained from the Turks and In that case the fool
Company will look around for another for It's
rifles, and failing to ma ono may have 10 ave up bust
altogether The rifles have given great satisac-
contract soicty duo the financial pressure under
which Turkey Is laDorng at present
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PRISON REFORM.

PRovIpgscE, r. l., August !, 1871
conference of gentlemen from various parts or the
country, interested prison REFORM was commences
In the State House at Newport today. Dr. Wines pre-
sened outline of a complete system Of preventive,
reiornatory and penitsntary Institutions and discI-
Inns for the State An Informal discussion On tnis
paper occupied the remainder OF the session.
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CREMATION.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 81, 1871
The body Of DR.. C. +. Wiuslow was crcmated here
to-day. Tho process occupied about three hours
The heart had been taken out and sent to his birth.
place, Nantucket. The ashes to be sent to the
grave of his wife, near Boston.
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EXCURSION STEAMER sunk.

CONCORD n. H., August l. 1871.
The boiler of the small excursion steamer Lady
woodsom, on Lake Tonapce exploded tins morning
and tho vessel sunk. None Of the eighteen
wero seriously injured Daniel Woodsom the engineer,
had Dlown oil The passengers rescued
In hlllIa
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UNITED STATES EMPLOYEES DIS
CHARGED.

LOUISVILLE, KY. August l, 1877.
Jacksonville Is somew hat agitated over the dis
charge OF thirty odd employees OF the Government
Depot for pctoniug General Ekin to increase thor
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MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATS.
Do TOY. August 1s77.

boston, August ], 1877.
At meeting OF the Democratic State Central Com
mittcc held this afternoon IL was voted to hold the
Convention Tor the nomination OF candidates for State
"nbccrs ~ Worcester tho 18Th OF ScDtcmber next.
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FATAL EXPLOSION.
PrrspuRG, Pa, August /, Is,

PrT1sBuRo, Pa, August !, 1877.
By an explosion In a mould OF hot metal the ioun.
dry OF H. Totten Co., on Liberty street. yesterday.
two fatally and cx others seriously burned.
Tue NOISE OF the explosion heard for several
SQUARES.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in The
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours IN COM
parison with tho corresponding date of year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

PETERBOROUGH, Ont, August l. 1877.
Henry Kills, merchant OF Port Hope, was instantly
killed stoney Lake this afternoon by the premature
discharge OF u gun.
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DELEGATION OF SIOUX TO VISIT WASH
INGTON.
WASHINGTON, August /, 1877.

WASHINGTON, August !, 1871
In accordance with tho request Of General Crook
that delegation Of Sioux Indians DO permitted TO
visit this city for the purpose OF having interview
with the officials OF tho Interior Department concern
ing their rotations with tho general government Com
missioner Smith to-day after consultation with Secre-
iary Schurz telcgraphed To General Crook at Omaha,
giving the requested permission, which will allow n
delegation OF nitcen twenty Sioux TO to this
city. They will be selected by General Crook, and
will DO sent hithcr either in charge OF an agent OF the
Indian 0lce of an army oilcer, will best serve
public interests They will probably b. here about
September l.
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MERCANTILE FAILURE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO ILL.,, August l, 1877.
The failure OF J. s. and W. g. Mead x Co. wholesale
groccrs, OF South Water street. is announced Their
liabilities arc unknown.
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THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Fey rELxoRApH TO TUE HERALD. I

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
New LONDON, Conn, August /, 1877.
Captain Howgato has been compelled to return TO
Washington this evening, and cannot witness the de-
parure of the schooner Florence Arctic Ocean,
which has been necessarily delayed until early hour
on Thursday morning
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lveragc temperature yesterday. IT
year ................... 7ia
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THE INDIAN POSSIBILITIES.
GENERAL HowARD's PLANS FOR USING UP
JOSEPH.


SAN FRANCISCO, July 81, 1877.
Portland, Oregon, dispatch OF this date says
General Howard telegraphed from his headquarters on
the Clearwater, near Kamsh under date OF July 81
fellows-'I have asked the troops at Mssoula detau
Joseph until strike his rear the companies
at that point, with little help from the volunteers,
being considered ample for that purpose taking into
consideration the demoralized condition OF hostile
Indiana
General Howard's troops will push through rapidly.
Another despatch from tho same point on the 2sth
says-'rhe infantry, artillery and Jackson company
OF cavalry are the Clearwater waiting for
Colonel Sanford They will be Oh she Iolo trail by
Monday the 3oth at the latest, ana General Howard
will use every effort to cooperate vigorously with
General Gibbon.i
Another despatch from General Howard. dated sun
day. the 2yIh says:-"Ali OF my column now
south of the Clearwater with two days rations. The
march will be made In the shortest possible time.
Colonel Green Is to day days march tins side of
Florence. Wheaton Is at Lewiston. Every thing Is In
the best possible condition tor the present the cap
ture Of the enemy is certain providing the Montana
troops can check his advance. -
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GOVERNOR STONE RENoMINATRD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

JACKSON, August 1-Midnight
Tonight Governor Stone, the present incumbent
was nominated for Governor. the final vote being Stone
135, General Lowry lOl.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

". G. T:eanc;: Commissioner,
Nathaniel u. Anrrll NJ d others.
IN cuASCENY is III cilIcrlT COuTT OF LEWIS
COUNTY.
In pursuance Of a hccrla rendered In tho
above stylri cause by sOid Court ut the
September term thereof 1871, the under
signed slcria! ComnisaiOmer will. at the
from! door Ut the Court lIouIc of Lewis
cOanr!, tn the fret day Of the December
term !si77 Of the County Court for said
county, prcccI to sell at public auction
= tract Of
lis ACRES OF LAND,
Situated in l.c"is County, on Steep Camp
Fork OrIndinn Fork Of SIND Fork, ind
known us the .Nehacl Harlow tract of land.
TERMS OF SALE:
Said tract will be sold upon credit Of
six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-tOur
months, the Purchaser executing bond bear
ing int rest from date, with approved So
curity for the several installneuts Of pur-
chase money.
". G. BENNETT,
oct974w Special Commissioner.
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THE SHAMROCK HOUSE,

InearIy opposite tho Court House, J
WcsS, >WE 6lG.,
LiNES BGRNS, Proprietor
Having rchlicL and rciurnI4hei this rS-
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Of accommodations to the public. Good
strbling on the premises.
Jsc- CHARGES VERY MODERATE "
THE BAR al my house is always sup
piled with pure liquors. ofall kinds.
Come aud see me.