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Heavy Bond Robbery.

81. LOUIS, July 1.-THE fact that 4
robbery Of $l2, 600 In Government bonds
was committed here yesterday, leaked out
this afternoon through private circular,
sent BY the police authorities to the
banks Of the city, cautioning them not 10
buy or negotiate for them. Nothing more
10 known Of the matter, the police re-
fusipg point blank to give any intorma.
ton.
MADISON, WIS, July 1.-THE storm
which has prevailed throughout the State
for the past few days has been OF very
severe character, and great damage has
been done TO the crops. Reports from
Green, Sank, Dane, Columbia, Rock and
Crawford counties are Of discourAging
character. Strips OF land many rods
in width being cut up and washed out,
and large fields Of grain are reported
lodged beyond recovery. The railroads
have suffered some from Washouts but re.
pairs are being made Immediately, the
detention 10 trains has been but slight for
several days. The tramps driven out ot
Iowa are enroute, As they say, to Mime
soto, have caused great deal OF trouble
At Beloit to-day, twenty i've OF them
were arrested there and lodged in
Jail, out OF which they Immediately es-
capped and crossed the line into Illinois,
where nearly 200 Of them are congregat-
ed. They swear vengeance on the peo.
pie OF Beloit, threatening TO burn the
city. The local military are under arms,
and the authorities feel confident Of their
ability to protect the city.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BERLIN CONGREsy.

LoSroN, July 12-From what may bs
gathered abroad, there seems 70 be no
really serious dissAtisiaction at the step
England has taken regarding Turkey.
The scare in France about Cyprus 10
stated 70 be by no means 90 great among
the general public as among professional
politicians.
The Timei Paris correspondent says !:
Moderate counsels may for q moment DO
disregarded, but II may be predicted that,
as in the case Of the Suez canal purchase.
the present irritation in the Island will
be short lived.
Regarding the action Of the EpgliAh
Liberals, there Is said to be a growing
conviction that the front opposition bench
in the House Of Commons will not hAstily
give formal challenge 10 the Govern
ments policy.
A Berlin dispatch says that in conse.
quence OF the opposition offered by Gort-
schakoti, the demolition Of the fortifca-
tions OF Batoum has not been made oblig-
atory upon Russia. The Treaty Of Berlin
Ia to be printed on parchment, and esch
power will receive q acopy sign.
ed by all Of the Plenipotentiaries.
A movement is on foot in Crete TO AK
for an Englishiprotectorate over the. .Island
as an autonomous State.
1t is rumored that King John has re.
signed the Crown Of Abyssinla. In favor Of
King Menelek.
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SPORTING NEWS.


COLUMBUS, July 12.-The third days'
races OF the Columbus Driving Park As
sociation consisted Of two trotting and one
pacing race. Purse, $500 for the tro.ting
race and $500 for the pacing race. In the
2:30 class there were six entries and six
starters. Fashion won the first heat and
NJ. L. Hares Hambrino, 81 Indianapolis
the three succeeding heas and the race,
Time, 2:3St, 2;;S2, 2:SS4 and 2:S4, Fashion
second.
In the 227 class there were ten entries
and nine starters. Sadie Bell won the
fret heat, Woodford second heat and
Dick Wright. owned by Il. Hecker, Of
Watertown, N. Y, the three succeeding
heats. Time, 2:24 on the first heat; no
time was allowed on the second, and the
last three heats were 2:26 each.
Sleepy George won the pacing race 10
three straight heats. Time, 2:2l, 2:22,
2:20. sall;e second.
The attendance to-day was the best Of
the meeting.
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ThefCustom House Changes In
New York.

New YoRK, July 12.-The Custom
House was very quiet this morning con.
sidering the important changes which
have lust occurred there. The new Col
lec,or, General Merritt, did not visit the
building, and General Arthur did not ar.
rive until about noon, but few persons
we're waiting to see the latter, who said
In reply to inquiries, that be bad not yet
read the official notice OF hls suspension
under the tenure Of ofiice, farther than his
he had no remarks to make on the matter.
General Merritt cannot enter on the
duties OF the Collec;orship until his bonds,
amounting 10 S400, 900, have been filed
and approved at Washington, this will
REQUIRE at leasta day or two. Persons
who are we'll acquainted with Gen. Mer.
ritt, said to-day, that be sould probably
make very few changes At present in the
Custom House force. By law be will
have to appoint all deputy collectors,
but Il 10 believed that be will appoint all
those now in the Office with one marked
exception. The evening Post says on ex'
celleat authority, that special deputy col
lector, Lydeckef, will not receive reap
nointment,
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GRAFTON LETTER.
GRAFTON, July II, 1873.

ukAFiuNb Suly A4I Ao'o.
Editors IntelllEenoer:
The farmers in Taylor county are
about through cutting their wheat, which
will yield about fifteen bushels to the
acre, and the acreage is abort ohe-third
larger than usual.
The Court House question in our
county is exciting good deal OF interes.
among our people, and we hope it viii
eventually lead to the removal Of the
county se.t from Prunty town TO Grafton.
We see in your paper the announce.
ment OF Capt. Ben. Dayenp port for the
office Of Clerk Of the County Court. Cap.
tain Davenport would undoubtedly make
an excellent officer. and In our estma.
ton would 6ll the bill. =. ~ IT,.
In speaking Of aspiiants for office, the
name Of our friend and fellow towns
man, John W. Mason, has been mention
ed as the Republican nominee for Con-
sress from the Second District. We most
heartily join with his many friends in
hoping be may receive, not only the nom
ination, but the number Of votes requisite
to seat in that honorable body. More
again. ...... u.
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storm Damages in Iowa.

DUBUQUE, July 12.-The two storms oi
Thursday morning and nigh, have done a
great deal Of damage, Of which full par
ticulars are lacking. There is a break
Of seven miles on the Illinois Central
three or four bridges and Eve hundred
feet Of track being washed away.
No trains have come in since last
evening from Chicago over that road,
There is it Ia feared much damage yet TO
be reported in the county at several
places. Not far from here four or Eve
lives were Loaf by lightning Thursday
morning and one house here was CON.
pletely demolished.
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FAIRmONT LETTER.
FAIRMosT, Jnly II.

FAIRMoHT, Jnly IL.
Corespondspcs Of the lntsIlIssnocf.
But little Of special interest has trans.
pired In this community OF late, doubt
iess from The fact tha, all have been Try
ing to keep cool. This, however, has been
quite q difficult matter, with the ,her-
mometer ranging; between e2' and 1902
ats warm" Still we think many are
glad Of such weather as We haye had for
two weeks or more, as 1t has been very
favorable to wheat harvest, also TO the
growth Of the other crops. Much ot the
wheat in this vicinity 10 in stack. and
some Of Il already threaded out We
have heard this week OF two sales OF one
hundred bushels each TO our home mills
the first OF old wheat at s. 10 per bushel,
the other Of new wheat 81 80 cents.
Corn Is looking better, and the fine rain
OF to-day will no doubt bring IL along
more rapidly. Grapes and oats are
greatly improved, and Indeed the pros.
pect for everything Is most Aattering.
Fruit and vegetables are abundant and
at very reasonable prices. Cherries and
blackberries are offered on the streets At
eight cents per gallon, and do not ind
ready sale even NJ that rate.
That leech fastened 10 the public treas.
ury, the County Court, Ia sgain in ses.
sion, and We suppose will continue as
long ..as two neighbors are found foolish
enough 10 70 to Law over any little differ
ence they may have. Why cannot the
abolishing Of this useless but costly ap-
pendage 70 our Code be made an issue in
The election Of Delegates TO the next Leg.
islature?
The insane man Of whom you spoke
sometime since, who was arrested 81
Warrington, ia still in jail, though some
what improved. He gives his name ss
Karl 0tto Bohme, and says he is from
Leipzig, Germany. He left home June
4th, arrived in New York June 20Ih, and
was on his way TO Chicago when he left
the train at Warrington. Doubtless he
had money when he came 10 this country,
but he has lost it all, as we'll a. large
trunk containing valuables. He is in.
telligent, q good pharmacist, according
to bis papers, and has served three years
in the Landwehr and been discharged
We think his case worthy the attention
OF any who can render assistance.
A county temperance mass meeting is
to be held at = grove near Fairmont on
the 25th inst. Hon. W. 7. Wiley, Pres.
ident Thompson. Hon. B. F. Martin and
other prominent speakers are expected
to deliver addresses. It is intended to
make it grand temperance rally. c.
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Pension Decision.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The Secretary
oi the Interior to-day rendered decision
Affirming the action Of the Commissioner
Of Pensions in regard to the Florida In
dian war claim oil Philip Hoppel, oi
Augusts, Ga, formerly land rejected BY
the Pension Bureau under section
1880 OF The Revived Statutes, which
prohibits the payment Of any account,
claim or demand agaipst the United States
that accrued or existed prior to April
18th, 1851, in favor Of any person who
promoted, encouraged or in any manner
sustained the late rebellion, or was moi
known 10 be opposed thereto and dis
tinctly in favor OF its suppression.
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CRImiNAL NOTES.
ARungIetl E1eeutIon.

Mr1rpoyvnLE, Ga, July l2.-Mike
Shaw, the vile murderer, was hanged
here to-day. His neck was not broken
and the body Eriihed fearfully for six
Minutes after the fall.
GA1IBuBs, Ill, July 12.-About 4
o'clock this morning Mrs. spanlding, the
divorced wife Of Martin oConnor, shot
him with revolver, the ball entering
Just over the heart. He died In lev
minutes. She then shot herself fatally
bot Is not yet dead. Jealousy was the
cause. -
wuMSoroS, DEL, July l2.-Hiram
Forks (coloredj was hanged at Princes
Anna, Somerset county, Nd, this after
noon for the murder Of John Tyler (eol'
ored), aged IS. Forks died proclaiming
bis innocence. ..s-- a
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Orange Celebration in New York.

NEw YORK, July 12-The Orangemen
Of this city and Brooklyn, with their
wives and children, commemorated Augh.
rim and The Boyne, and William Of
glorious and pious memory by an excur.
sion TO neighboriug groves on a steam.
boat and barges, and the women and chill
dren were elaborately arrayed in orange.
The men proclaimed their principles by
neckties and handkerchiefs Of orange and
blue, and the band played "Croppies
Ledoion, Boaine Water" and the other
party tunes. The company was quite
cheerful, notwithstanding the cold rain
storm, vivid flashes OF lightning and dis.
tinctiye sounds Of distant thunder. A de.
tachment Of police was At the starting
point, but all they had to do was to keep
moving a less than usual number oi dock
idlers.
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Minor TeieRrans.

In view Of the peaceful condition Of
Cabs the Captain General has removed
the restrictions upon the use Of cipheru
10 commercial kilograms, but reserves to
the Government the right 70 require the
exact trsnslatiou Of any cipher messages
before delivered.
Hon. Stephen Preston, Minister oi
HAyti TO this country, has received q
letter from Port.au.Pr Prince, stating that
large FIRE broke out In The central part
Of the city on June sd. Thirty.eight
houses were burned down. Total loaa
$500, 900.
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The Result OF the Saratoga Con-
ference.

SARATOGA, July l2.-The railroad
men cl osed up their business here to-day
and left with generally satisfactory feel
ings. II was settled that the Chicago &
Alton might come in as through live
stock line from St. Louis TO New York,
Mr.. Vanderbilt saying that he could see
no reason why lie claim for that end
should not be allowed. It is thought
that the final result will be the pooling Of
all eastward bound freight receipts, to be
arranged shortly. Regarding the cut
ting Of passenger rates from ST. Louis
east nothing was doEe. They do not
talk Of raising freight rates at thus time,
only OF keeping them strictly to the pres.
ent agreed basis OF 20 cents.
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Chlne.e Dlplomat.

SAN FRASCsco, July l2.-Chen Ian
Pin, the Ambassador 70 the United States
from China and SuAll will arrive here 10
the city Of Tokia due on the 18Th. He il
accompanied BY q Consular Corps, ,accredi'
ted to Cuba, Peru and this city. Chen
Ian Pin IL 4 highly educated aud diStin-
guiBhed diplomat and statesmAn; has
been = commissioner 10 several toreigr
countries. He visited this country year
ago TO make arrangements for the edu
cation Of Chinese students. He viii re
main here about ten days before proceed
ing 10 Washington. la.
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sr. LOUIS, July 12.-Numerous cases
OF suntroke have been reported at the
City Dispensary, between thirty and forty
in All perhaps, eight Of which have died
mn 10 this evening. Besides these cases
many other persons have been overcome
by The beat and have been Obliged TO
seek relief and rest from business or la-
Dor. There are no present Indications
Of the heated term breaking.
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swept Through n Tunnel.

CoHoEs. N. Y, July l2.-While Jas,
Clifford, John Driscoll and Jas. Roscoe
were removing an obstruction from the
tunnel leading from the Cohoes county
canal TO the Mohawk river, an i'm
mense volume OF water suddenly swept
through the tunnel, carrying them to the
river bed thirty feet below and killing
Clifford and probably fatally injuring
priscoll and Rocco.
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NEw YoRK, July 1S.- Arrived =
Steamers City Of Brussels, from Liver.
pool, Gisland, from Cardiff, and Oder
from Bremen. ...l
LONDON, July l3.-The steamship.
City Of Richmond, Russia and Perriersl
from New York, and Iberian, from Bos'
ton, have arrived out.
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ENGLAND d.
neaeonsfieId,s IIIneau.

LONDON, July 12.-Considerable anI-
iety is excited about Lord Beaconsfeld's
illness, bat the latest news from Berlin
reports that the Premier Ia better.
Longest TREATY RIVER KNOWN.
LONDON, July l2.-The treaty Of peace
contains sixty clauses, and 1t Is reported
to be the longest ever known.
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Rebe,lion An New taIetIonia,,

PARIs, ulyl2.-The Governor oiNeW
Caledonia has informed the government
by telegraph Of the reyoltof the native
tribes, Reiniorcements will Be imme-
dia.ely sent both from Saigon and France,
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Orange Parade I'm Philadelphia
"A Fine Display and no Dis
turhanee

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-Ths Orange.
men had street parade here to-day; one
Of the finest they ever made. The police
were on hand, bot their services were not
needed.
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Poiter's Committee will Take An.
other Rest.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Mr. Potter
expects to leave TOR New Orleans within
a few days, and as Er. Hunton Ia absent,
the Committee will be left without q
quorum. II ia the intention, therefore, n
soon a. the examination Of Mr.. Kellogg
ls concluded to take a recess for week
or ten days.
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CINCINNATI, July 13.-six cases Of
sunstroke were reported to-day, two Of
which resulted fatally. The heat has
been excessIHe.
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osHxosH, wn, July 12-The Green
back Congressional Convention for the
Sixth Congressional District to-day nom.
mated P. A, GriEfy.
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DIED.

FARIs-on Fridsy morning, July i2th, Is7s, at
one and . half O'Clock, at st. Clalrsville, Ohio,
EHhA, wife Of Charles g. FAria, oi this dty.
Funeral DOdee hereafter.