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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
servlan Proclamation of Indepen-
dsnCe Hangs Fire.
The Turks RepuIssd Ten Times
at the Shipka Pass.
Turkish Forces Unable to Effect
a Junction.
Battle SIilI Raging In The ShiDha
Pass.

Il
LONDON, August 23.-Adyices from
the Russian headquarters at Gornystu.
den dated yesterday, state that the battle
In Shipka Pass iS still proceeding. The
enemy has renewed the attack many times
with fresh troops, but each time has been
repulSed with heavy Turkish loss.
A dispatch from Eskidjuma, dated
Tuesday, says General Mahemit All left
that morning for Rasgrad to inspect the
camp and defensive works, after which he
will return 10 Shumla. There are 90 600
troops at 0Sman Cazar, which place is en-.
tirely deserted by the Inhabitants,
Servia's proclamation Of Independence
has been postponed in consequence Of
remonstrances Of diplomatic agents.
Mobilization is going on and troops are
marching to the frontier continually, but
owing TO Russian defeats the populations
do not show q war spirit. The Turks
have entered Sharancy and are advancing
steadily towards NicSics. The Turks al.
tackled Tirnoya yesterday, but were re.
pulsed. The engagement recommended
to-day. 0smans troops made IN attack
on SelYi with the intention Of advancing
on Gallrone, but Prince Mirskie repulsed
them even before the arrival OF the di.
vision whichshe asked for Gs a reinforce.
ment. Details received here regarding
the battle in Shipka Prss state that the
Russians repulSed successfully ten vigor.
GUS attacks by the Turks, the positions
OF the Russians being very strong. 1t is
not true that the forces Of Lieut.. Gen.
Mahemet ALI and Suleiman Pasha have
effected junction. The Russians are
preparing to attack several Turkish po.
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persuasive appeal | and the old.tlme iir'
and loud RmenS from those who earnestly
wish everything 10 be accomplished fol
which they pray.
Tell your friends that Methodist
camp meeting iS 4 grand place for every
body who wants 10 do better; and II they
will not stubbornly resist the influence
will make them better.
As l write I hear the singing In the
Tabernacle tent, of the hymn exhorting 10
prayer, and catch the words distinctly
pronounced:
"Can We hud friend 70 faithful,
Who will ali our b0rToWt shAre;
Jesus know our every weakness,
Take II to the Lord In prayer"
There is a powerful band Of ministers
here, men oi a. varied qualifications as
the Apostles who frat went ont to pro.
claim the Word, and the sermons are
marked by wonderful energy, judgment,
learning, persuasiveness and gentle so.
licitude, winning hearts because they are
In earnest, and convincing all who come
within the reach Of their influence that
they are so. "Come ye cynical, and tell
US II there Is no truth left"
0BsERvER.
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Important Arrest OF Bond Conn,
teFfeiteFB.

Important arrest Oh Bona COuns
terIeiteFS.
New YORK, August 2S.-on Tuesday
last q man entered the brokers' office Of
Mr.. Lee and represented that he had
$4,000 worth Of st. Louis county bonds
for sale, which he was willing to dispose
Of at considerable reduction. After a
close scrutiny the bonds were pronounced
genuine and check for $4,000 was filed
by Lee and handed TO the man, when de.
tectives Pinkerton snd Conner entered
the Office and arrested the seller Of the
bonds, who was recognized by them as a
prominent member Of a gang Of bank
forgers who had been successful in vari-
Gus swindling operations. The bonds
proved TO be Skilllully executed counter.
feits OF the ST. Louis county bonds Of
$3.50, 900 Of the year 1858 and to run for
twenty-five years. The man gave his
name as Husted, and said that he
and an associate named Col. VIM. Currier
had, within the last few weeks, obtained a
loan Of 10 per cent on S25,O00 worth OF
bonds Of the city Of Quincy, Ills, and
acting on information by him, the de-
tectiyes arrested the Colonel, who was
negotiating the sale Of some OF the coun-
terfeits under circumstances which prom.
ised favorable result. The men were
arraigned at the Tombs Police Court this
morning, and on application Of Detective
Tucker, OF 81. Louis, were remanded.
John Cannon was also arraigned in the
Court at the same time, charged with com.
plicity in these forgeries. He was com.
mitted for examination. He bears the
reputation Of being skillful craftsman
in the art Of forging. Others arrests are
expected to-day.
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Murder win out.

PmLADEIPHIA, August 23.-Adoll
Strepholchy, Russian who was arrested
in this city Friday as an accomplice Of
Whalen in the murder Of Max Hoehne
at Elm Station, has made full confession
to detective Adams, by whom he was cap.
tured, at 53l North Fourth street, where
be lodged. A coat, vest, razor.s.rap and
two handkerchiefs which belong ed 10 the
murdered man were found; a pair OF
pants were found on Strepholchy belong.
ing to Hoehne, and pawn ticket found
in his pocket called for a hammer with
which Hoehne was knocked in the head
and killed.
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EairnoInI,


FAIRpoTSr, August 2S.--To.day Is the
last Of the Chatauqua Scientific Congress.
At s o'clock this morning Rev. .Dr, War.
rem, Of Philadelphia. held forth at the
Scientific Convention. Al $50 A. N. Prof.
Bourne, Of Boston University, gave bis
second philosophical lecture, and at II
A. N. Prof. Lattimer lectured on Elec.
tricity.
This afternoon Rev. Pierson, OF Detroit,
lectured on Scientific Thinking, Prof.
McClosky, Of Princeton, held conyer.
sation on Science and Theology, and Prof.
+. Ogden Doremus ..lectured on Divers
Spirits. In the evening the closing ad-
dresses were delivered by DR.. Vincent
and others, and the Chautauqua Scientific
Congress ended.
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Hanged But Innocent.

LoursyILIE, August 2S.-The state,
ment is made that Richard schuch, huns
last month for murder, in 0Wenton, Ky.
Is innocent so far as the crime for which
he suffered Is concerned. He was impli
Gated In many Ku-Klux outrages but Ia
this particular case seems now to have
been innocent, though present when Par,
ish was slain. His statements gave biz
career since arrested and show that az
extensive band Of outlaw leaders are all
In custody now.
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In reierringIyesterday to Governor
Jacobs position in 1873 on the use, or
rather misuse, Of the general school iu nd
Of the State, for the purpose Of tempor-
srily bridging over deficiencies in the
State Treasury, our remarks vera calcn.
lated to produce The impression that he
afterward changed hiS position somewhat
in the use Of that particular school fund
for general State purposes. The Gov.
ernor has called our attention 10 the fact
that he always held and still holds the
opinion expressed by him 10 his message
Of 1873 in reference 10 this misuse Of the
general or distributable school fund for
general State purposes, and that
it was not out OF that fund but
out Of moneys belonging 10 the "School
Fund"-(belter known as the "inyested
school fund") that he last year borrowed
$4,000 for the Use Of the State, where.
with 10 meet the deficit in the general
revenue. This loan, out Of said moneys,
was, he claims, made in strict conformity
with Sec, A OF Art. XII Of the Cousti.
tuition, which prescribes that the
School Fund" "shall be invested
under such regulations as may be pre-.
'cribed by law in the interest bearing
securities Of the United States, or Of this
State: or il such interest bearing securi.
tie" cannot be obtained, then said School
Fund shall be invested in such other sol.
vent interest bearing securities as shall
be approved by the Governor, superin.
Iendent Of Free Schools, Auditor and
Treasurer, who are hereby constituted
the Board Of the Free School Fund, to
manage the same under such regulations
AS may be prescribed by law"
We may say, in connection with this
second reference to this subject, that our
impression derived from the Governor
message OF 1873 was that he regarded any
n'e OF any OF the school moneys Of The
State, for anything save school purposes
a. Of, at least, doubtful, II not, indeed, o.
absolutely reprehenSible character, in Al
much as he quoted, in said message, Sec
SoiArt. 10 Of the Constitution, which il
in the following words: "NOr shall any
money or fund be taken for any other pur
pose than that for which /. has been o,
may be provided"
Governor Jacob concurs with the viev
expressed in our article yesterday, tha
this thing OF using the school money o
the State for keeping alive deficieuc,
from year to year, i. very much TO b,
dePlOred, His own views on the ,ubiee
were set forth in his last message, /,
which he called the attention Of the Lee
islature TO the necessity of paying Of
these loans, and also to the fact that Il
Wi. owing to excessive appropriations
on the one hand, and to the large delin
quent lists Of the Sheriff., on The O,be,
that the State was thus compelled I,
become a burrOWer Of money to NEE. he
current expenses.
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THE CAMPMEETISG AT MoUNDsyILLE, ny
AN OBSERVER,

AN OBSERVER.
Editors Intoll'senCer:
Were you ever ut campmeeting?
mean Methodist cAmpmeelIng, and the
question seems hardly necessary, as edi.
tors are supposed TO have been every
where, not only in his own land but the
remotest parts OF the habitable earth, not
excepting Bulgaria, Roumania, on the
topmost peak Of the Balkans, crossed the
Danube, and perfectly familiar with the
exact location Of Pleyna, Rustchuck,
Chuckaluck, Sistova, Turnover and
Takeabacktrack, in fact every spot Of
interest under the sun.
Where is Utopia situated? Il il in
some far away land which you alone have
Seen2 and what are Its chief attractions
We have wondered where It Is and how
1t could be found, and have thought how
beautiful il must be. We have pictured
TO ourselves q spot where grew In sweet
Scclusion beautiful trees Of symmetrical
proportions rising in grandeur toward
the blue sky, and flowers OF the richest
hueS, leaves Of brown and crimson and
gold and varied green, streams Of rarest
purity and prolonged virtue, and above
all Inhabited by people distinguished
Tor their gentleness, kindness toward one
another and particularly excelling in
hospitality, their principal business be.
ing the care OF strangers, whom they cor.
daily invited 10 visit them, and II pleased
with the surroundings make their home
with them. That's our Utopia, dear Ed,
and II is in classic old Grave Greek in one
Of the most beautiful groves inthis high.
ly favored land Of ours.
Tell your friends to come down and
visit the encAmpmenL come and see The
ancient and modern style ot architecture,
the skill Of the modern carpenter and IN
ingenuity Of the old back woodsman diS.
| played In the construction Of the cottage.
blending in harmony with the canvas
tent, some Of which passed through
bloody scenes in the war for eaualiiy
now devoted 10 not only peace, but the
higher purpose Of assisting men 10 believe
in the doctrines Of Christianity, The only
hope Of the world.
Then II you desire we will show you
inner arrangements Of their dwelling tbe
places and will astonish you 10 see hoW v
little Ia really necessary for comfort H
you only set aside all effort at display.
Come and stay day or two, or al least
stay long enough 10 get the iormality, tbe
selfimportanee IL you have any Of thesr
imperiectionsl taken out Of you.
Tell your friends TO come and hear The
singing Of the grand old hymns which
echo through the grove from morn iii
night, and II you can resist their intlu,
ence, hear the eloquent appeals made ia
behalf Of fallen humanity. You can hear
the clear, logical argument, the sweet
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FRANCE.


PARIS, August 23.-The Figaro posi-,
lively denies to-day the accusation OF al
most the entire Paris press, that its re-
cent attack on Gen, Bertrand, the Minis.
ter Of War, was inspired by Gen. Ducrot
1t reviews the attacks on it and recon
mends that President Mcmahon institute
an inquiry into the management Of The
war department.
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They Invoke the Suppression o
the Inhumnn Warfare.
They demand Recognition ol
Cuba ny o BillIgerent.

New York, August 23-At meeting
OF the Executive Committee Of the Cubar
Leagne to-day an address to the people o
the United States was adopted, together
with resolution that the inhabitants O
the large cities form Cuban Leagues iol
purpose Of exercising a moral influence
on our own and other civilized govern
ments in favor Of the suppression Of the
inhuman war waged against Cuba for the
last eight years and invoking the aid oil
the press to demand her recognition as a
belligerent.
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PIRE RECORD.
IucendIarISn,.

CHICAGO, August 2S.--A special sayu
that the fire last evening destroyed Stout
& Freighters warehouse, at Harper's Fer,
~, Iowa, near Dubuque. Loaa $50, 1000;
insurance $4,000. The cause was In
cendiarism. Grain and agricultural i'm
plemen6 were in the building.
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MINOR TELEGRAalS.

Justin Mccarthy, the English polit.
ical writer and novelist, is dead.
John and Elizabeth Harvey, old and
destitute persons, were burned to death
ia their house last night at Niagara
Falls.
The Democrats in Convention rt
Harrisburg, Pa, nominated Noyes for
State Treasury on the fifth ballot, The
vote standing, Noyes 131, Barr 81, Powell
SO. y Capt, Mcclellan was reelected
Chairman Of the State Convention.
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Ground Under the Wheels OF a
Cur-WhiSIkY Did II.

PITTSBURGH, August 2S.- WIN. Kelley
a carpenter employed on the new passen,
ger depot OF the Pennsylvania road, was
run over on the platform this afternoon
and instantly killed. He, with the other
carpenters, had q1it work on account Of
the rain early in the afternoon, and after
getting intoxicated returned 10 the scene
OF disaster. He was struck by the ten.
der Of a backing engine, and, falling across
the track he was ground 10 atoms. The
deceased was SS years ofage and leaves q
family.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
The TrlenniaI ConcIave Mt CIcvc,
land.

CLEVELAND, O., August 23.-Hansel
man Commandery No. lG, OF Cincinnati
and Reed Commandery No. Q, OF Dayton
are together located in the Baker Build
ing and are spending much time in dec.
Grating their quarters, SO that they may
entertain all visiting knights in-Princely !
style, The display OF bunting and vari
ons banners representing the Order o.
knights Templar is very elaborate and
exhibits much taste. Sir Knights Critch
elles and Williams represent Hanselman
and Fasold, Sullivan, Harman, Reibolc
and Peaz represent Reed. Cincinnati
CommanderY No. 5 ia represented by Sir
knights Stewart and Jones, and Will be
located at HalIes Hall.
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Extraordinary preparations are making
for the reception and visit Of the nexI
knight Templars' grand procession
which takes place Tuesday, August 2Sth
Triumphal arches are now being erected
in different parts of the city, and hand
eomely decorated programme is published
for the procession, which includes thir.
teen divisions and seventeen bands ol
music. Many large buildings have been
rented entire, and fitted up by Com
manderies from distance for the accom-
mediation OF themselves and friends.
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We presume that there are few cities
or towns in the country that can make a
better showing these hard times than
these figures present. Wheeling is often
reprOached as too conservative in her
ideas. Her conservatism, however, pans
ont to good advantage after four years Of
panic in prices. ---------
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ENGLAND

LONDON, August 23.-The Times under.
stands that the Lord Of Admiralty and
the Lord Of Derby haye signiiied to Adj
miral Dehorsey their approval OF his con.
duct in having put stop to the lawleSs
proceedings Of the iron.clad Huscar in
the Peruvian waters.
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SAN ERAScIsco, August 2S.-Ths steam.
er City Of Halifax, employed in the trade
between Sydney and Tasmonia, founder
ed July "a. The captain aud all hands
escaped. They were picked up and
brought to Sydney. The steamer wa.
owned by VIM. summerbell, the unfor-
tunAte owner Of Yaragarra.
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4 PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-Ata a meet,
ing Of the Congress Of Delegates, repre-.
Senting the Workingmen's organization
all over the State tonight, II was decided
Sept. 10th the Convention should be
either here or at Harrisburg to nominate
the full State ticket.
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SAN DOMINGO, August 23.-President
Baez states that during several months
his Administration, 100000, was spent
in suppressing insurrections. lie asks
the Assembly to suspend the Constitution
al guarantee. The Government intend.
having $lOO, 900 Of nickel currency coined
in the United States.
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SuIcided For Want OF EmDIoJ
mRnl

EarE, Pa, August 23.-Everaars, a
jeweler, who lately returned from an I'm.
successful search in other States for EN-.
Ployment, was found drowned in the lake
this afternoon. He had been quite de-
pressed, and II is supposed to be case Of
suicide.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, August 2S.-Prince Bismarck
left to-day for eastern. It is arranged
that the Prince and Count Andrassy shall
meet here,
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VIZ are under obligations to Samuel
L'uEhlin, Esq., for batch OF English
newspapers sent by the hand of A. W.
PAUL., ESQ, who arrived home on Wed.
ne'day. Mr.. Laughlin will be here
within the next two weeks.
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Cholera.

ALEXANDRIA, August 23.-The French
man.of.war CorrezO has passed Alden
with cholera on board. Fifty Of the crew
are dead and l3O are still sick.
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Pendleton and Ewing Open The
Campaign.

COLUMBUS, O., August 23.-The cam
paign for the Democracy was opened in
this city tonight. A large audience con
gregated in Capital square and was ad
dressed BY Hon. Geo. H. Pendleton, o.
Cincinnati, and Gen. Thomas Ewing, o
Lancaster.
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CUMBERLAND, Nd, August 23.-Th.
drivers In the new Central and American
Coal Company's mines struck for an ad
vance from 81 Is TO 81 90 day, bul
compromised at 81 90.
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MEMPHIS. August 9S.-Judge Trigg, OF
the U. S. District Court, has granted an
injunction in iavorol T. Z. Brown against
the Mayor and other officials OF Memphis
restraining them from interfering with
the tax collectors in the collection Of taxes
levied to pay the balance OF his judgment
against the city for paving certain streets
also enjoining the tax collectors from re.
ceiVing for such taxes anything but law.
full money Of the United States, and still
further enjoining certain parties from
prosecuting IN action for replevin
brought by them in the State Court
against the tax collector for property
levied on by him for Browns tax.
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Aquatic,

Lone BRANCH, August 2S.-Wadc de-
ieated Cunningham in a two mile swim
ming match.
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APOstal appointment that Raises
a Row.
WsstorVllIe Protests Against the
Coggshall Rellct.
Are there Not Widows In Israel.

COLUMBUS, o., August 2S.-The people
Of WeSterville, small village fourteen
miles north Of this city, are greatly agi.
tated over the recent appointment OF 4
postmlstreSs for the village postofice, In
the person Of Mrs CoggShall, widow OF
the lale U. s. Minister 10 Ecuador. An
indignation meeting was held last even
Ing at which resolution was passed, call.
ing upon President Hayes to cancel the
appointment, on the ground that the citi-
1ens did not wish any change made; that
the appointment was secured by outside
influence; that they object because when.
ever change should become necessary,
they have widows in their midst, made
SO by the rebellion, who, being permanent
residents should have the public patro-
mage in preference to strangers. Mrs.
Coggshall was formerly a resident Of this
city. but has lived in Westerville for
year past. Certain charges Of negligence
were made against the late Postmaster
and Investigated by special agent Of the
Department, but what the official report
on the matter was has not been made
known. Mrs. Coggshall Is a lady Of very
limited means, but is intelligent and com.
petent and Is personal acquaintance Of
President Hayes and Mrs. Hayes, to both
Of whom she addressed letters asking the
appointment to the Westerville office in
case change was made. The office is
worth about 5000 per annum. The reso-
luton was forwarded to the Postmaster
General. There Is an intense feeling in
the village over the matter.
ANNUAL REUNION.
The 18th O. V. l. held their annual
reunion here to-day. There Is large
attendance. Gen. John q. Mitchell was
reelected President; Capt. MCCrea, Vice
President; +. V. McAdams, Secretary,
and Z. A. Cofruth Treasurer. Capt. J.
X. Hamilton, Of Toledo, delivered the
annual address. A banquet was held at
the American House tonight,
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ANTWERP, August 2s.-Ex.P President
Grant andparty arrived yesterday. They
leave tomorrow for London,
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Monument IrnrsIle.,-

uSS,t, CISoxstrr, August 2s.-The MccOol.
%onamsIt xSs naa,, IL Washington Park, this oily,
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SCRANTON, Pa, August 23.-The min.
ers by the strike have lost 100000 in
their wages.
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LATER.

RICHMOND. August % S-Senator Nor
ton at midnight is resting comfortably.
Ds. Bliss, Thompson and Woodburn ex.
press the opinion that the crisis Is passed
and his gradual recovery Is anticipated.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY LNTELLIeENcER
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INDIANAPoLIs, IND., August 2S.-Dis.
patches from Richmond at9 o'clock re.
port that Senator Morton continues TO
improve.
At12o'elock, noon, Senator Morlon'4
condition Is unchanged.
RICHMOND, IND, August % $50 r. NJ.
DIR. Bliss, who arrived from Washing
ton this evening, held = consultation with
DR.. Thompson. Both agree that the
Senator's condition is more favorable
than they could expect, considering his
alarming condition yesterday, They are
hopeful that he will soon rally.
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ANNUAL REugIov.
BASE BALL.
Loss inlW Wages.

BosroS, August 2S.-BOstOns 10, Gin
einnati 8.
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CUBA.

The Cuban League Issue an Ad.
dress.