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Didn,t Intend 20 RIrht.

RIcHxoSD, July 29.-Judge Robt. ould
and DR.. J. speers George, who were ar.
rested yesterday on a charge Of being
about to engagein a duel, were ex xtmined
before the police court to-day. The in
vestigation showed that whatever had oc
Cured between the parties had been fully
and satisfactorily explained before theft
arrest, and that there was no possibility
OF o breach OF the peace.
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TnE consideration Of the street cleaning
contracts by Council last night resulted
in nothing, the First Branch failing to
concur in the acceptance Of the few con-
tracts confirmed by the Second. There
seems to be firmly grounded apprehen-
sion that the worst features Of the Haley
regime will be revived In the proposed
new arrangement, with the added differ
ence that the Street Commissioner win
have half dozen contractors=to fght'in-
stead Of one, and we should not be sur
pised to see the whole plan 60 by the
board. E tTatt
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The re-adjusters are actively at work in
Virginia in spite Of the settlement Of the
State debt by the last Legislature, and the
Richmond State calls upon the conserva.
tives to organize and overwhelm them
once for all in the fall elections. A
correspondent Of the Springfield Republican
thinks the debt question is but q pretext
about which to rally opposition TO the reg.
ulars, as is true generally Of the indepen.
dent and greenback movement through
out the South, but they are prophetic, all
the same, Of the final disruption Of the
solid South and its division between two
parties.
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The fact is significant that the national
banks at present organized are entitled to
receive upon their present capital $780,
372,9l6 Of circulating notes, while the
total actual issue falls over S76,0OO,OOO
short Of that amount. That they do not
take advantage Of the opportunity to in
crease their circulation is because they
cannot profitably use the notes after they
get them. This single statement, based
upon tine report OF the Comptroller OF the
Currency, is worth volumes oi argument
against the national banking system. The
system is free to all comers as any other
business, but the profits are SO small that
there are few new banking undertakings
iu any part of the country, and the banks
we have do not find use for the capital
they are privileged to employ.
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FIRE RECORD.
AT ytScRNSEs, ND.

C1NclSSATr, July 2e.-The Gasess's spe-
cial says: James A. Cunningham's starch
factory, at Vincennes, Ind, was burned
this morning. Loss $50, 900; insurance
$4,000. Three loaded and two empty
freight cars were also burned. One hun
dred men are thrown out Of employment.
The fre originated from sparks Of a pass.
Ing engine. 'i
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AntIeinntinr thn Law.

GALVESTON, July CA Nns specia
from seguin, says: John Baker, accused
Of the murder of Gong Holloman las
January, out on bail, was shot and in
stantly killed last evening. He was at
tending a camp meeting here, and while
standing in a crowd, under some trees
s1me one placed pistol to his head and
fired. The assassin escaped unrecognized
in the confusion. R'T 5T,.
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LATE dispatches last night from Mem
phis, induce the hope that the yellow
fever may be driven out or held down to
its present proportions until the coming
Of cool weather. 1t is estimatedtha there
are not over FIVE thousand persons re.
naming in the city subject to the fever,
and these are being cared for in the best
possible way. Those who are absent will
have no temptation to return, the seasons
business has been killed SO faras the city
ia concerned, and its people have concen'
trated all their energies on the one purpose
Of fighting of the plague until the frost
comes TO their relief.
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Another New Yorx SIy.tery,

IL NEW YoRx, July 29.-The body found
in North river last Sunday was recognized
to-day as that of Edward Oakley, Of Pine
Bluff Arkansas, who has been missing
nearly week. Last Wednesday Oakley
visited same friends in the lower part Of
the city. No further trace Of him was
found until the body was recognized in the
Morgue. His death is regarded as a mys-
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ppop. &c. HERvEY, Superintendent oi
,be public schools Of this city, will con.
duct the Teachers Institute Of this coun.
", which begins at Triadelphia August
Ith prox., and continues Ave days. The
exercises will be entertaining and instruc-
tive, and the community where it is to be
held, is made up Of courteous and hospi-
table people. Our teachers will find 1t
pleasant and profitable to attend.
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The Ftrst IIe Henrtl or n.

NEw YoRx, July 2s.-The Spanish Min
lister, in reference to the alleged outrage
on Col. Barnett, in Cuba, says the story
published by the evening papers is the
first he has heard OF the subject, nothwith.
stand he has received his dispatches by the
last steamers, which left Havana on the
19th and sd inst. He personally doubts
the reported outrage, or at least thinks the
report is greatly exaggerated. He says so
far only one version Of the affair has been
heard, and hopes that the people Of the
United States will wait for further advices
before forming an opinion, i7ffzr
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.
THE lecture season is popularly sup
posed to close with the winter months,
but the West Virginia Democratic candi.
date, like death, has "all seasons for his
own" Judge HoGe, we notice, is reliev.
ing the monotony Of judicial investigation
by some purely literary addresses in the
Second District, Senator Butler isinstruct-
ing the Patrons of Husbandry how*to
graft a Democratic pumpkin on the gran
gerpea vines, and our venerable friend Mr..
Faulkner is skipping gaily from one
Teachers Institute to another, shedding
information on education in the most
reckless and prohiSate manner, and daz-
cling the younger instructors OF our youth
with his benign blandness and serene
suayity,
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ST. PAUL, July John Krans, Of
East Fsrmipgton, Polk county, Wis, drove
into the lake with six children in his
wagon TO water his horses, the horses be-
coming frightened, ran into deep water,
the wagon was upset and Ktanz and five
Of the children were drowned5 One boy
escaped by swimming. The eldest Ghild
was O girl OIL Z IS h aHENG (
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GREESBAcK meetings in the Third Dis
t,ic,,generally wind up with dance. This
ensures crowd and furnishes q hint for
other political managers In times when
the yeomAnry fail to turn out well under
The old appliances.
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SOMETHING LlKB CHOLERA.
a Eatal Dl.ea.e nasInr In iowa now.

A Fatal Disease Raging In Iowa Towns
DUBUQUE, July ga disease akin tc
cholera is raging at Center Point,
Linn county, this State, fully 20 persons
have died from its effects during the pas
Is days and equally that number are pros
trated by it Its also raging in Walker,
q little town seven miles from Center
Point. Several deaths having occurred
there. An order for forty eofins wa
received from Center Point to-day by 9
Dubuque undertaken. The physicians o.
Center Point are worn out and the
residents are fleeing from the place.
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! struck the iWronE trump.

CrScISSATI, o. July 2a.Twhile W, R.
Henderson, Of Greenfield, o., and Hans
ford Horne were engaged In game OF
cards In q saloon at Washington o. H., o.,
this afternoon, adimculty arose concern.
ing the mannerin which 0 play was made,
during which Henderson stabbed Horne
through the heart, killing him instantly.
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=,
We pupnSneu report Oh Tue ptoCeeaingl
9. oonsreasnAn neIetlck D. mngntl
oommissee On 1ae depression OF 1fad'
ana LABOR, ~ Vhlcago. " woaia seen
'uAs 1ae vnAfInau ol snAs oommltte'
wa was not WitilnS 70 "Ms inc report Oh tne
D0uy !, oVef wnicn ne PfeSioes' lot
.ne 0hicaso papers Oh tne same aate con
sIn report ot speecn made Dy MN
wniie tne oommittee was IN session, IN
wmcn VIM ne not only taxes II ior granted
snat inc depression referred 70 sui exists
o. out announces q remeoy lor II, winch
nke yuege mafas magic hellet Linimenl
ana Vol selers egyptian Eye water Il
warranted 70 cure. his pIan proposes
!nas tne government snall 'eno nVe nun
area ieo eoilars 70 everybody VINO wili settle
on homestead, and that eight hours'
Worx SnMi DC declared as mucn as an
employer snau receive from an en-
pioye'
why homestead settlers, VINO get their
Iano ior notnlng' should get such loan,
praeacally without security, while actual
farmers, as Weil as mechanics and trades
men, are shut out from the benefit oil his
scneme' Is not explained nor does the
Jolly ot an attempt on the part OF the gov
ernment 70 induce inexperienced work
men 70 embark IN agricultural pursuits
with the expectation that II wall support
them' suggest itselt TO nm win like
ignorance or oemaSoSaery, ne ialis TO
note that no workmen who labor yolun-
tarily can Dc Kept from making their own
contracts as 70 WORK ana wages, ana tnat
50 long as this Is the case, wages VIII De
propora'ned 70 work. and the man VINO
contracts Tor Ten nours iaoof ought 70 re-
celve the pay ior that amount oil WORK.
Inc plan wmch Mr. "r,sht proposes IS
50 ioolisn ana unreasonable tnat tne pup
llc Will be confirmed IN It's disbelief oil his
ntness 70 preside over any committee ae-
Visea 70 orinS ABOUT any reform or I'M.
proVement IN our social condition. but II
any proof et nus unntnesS Is lacK'ns' II
VIII DC noticed IN MS disposition 70 80 on
at halt COCK ano 70 make tne tacts NJ MS
theory, no matter now stubborn and un'
suited to his purpose they may be- Thus
although he found the industry and com
merce OF Chicago active in the duilest
month OF the midsummer season; the
wheat crop, Just beginning to move for
ward, the heaviest ever grown IN the North
West; the corn crop signitying cores
ponding prospect as to the pork and cattle
export, and every indication Of the prosper
ity which vould naturally follow The move.
~. 10 ~ 49,. 80, -. W. .,oo,s.o.
men. o' an unusuM surplus he ueelAes
this healthy condition 70 DO merely spas
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rne Pains Il TiSsIoI,,SeS,I

= The dyspeptc pains in my
stomach were almost unbearable lately,
when q friend Of mine, Mr.. ;Kesler, let me
have o jug OF the Bethesda Water. I have
taken i only about three days and r am
better than ] have been In q long time.l
want You 70 send me by express at this
place. VI Lttttr tdi ca Didb Nj, lDisoopFtr cf
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THE TURF.


SARATOGA, July 20.-Bramble and Ben
nett started in a mile dash, and the former
won in q gallop. Time, 1:49. No pools
were sold, the winner being so strongly the
favorite.
Checkmate and Belle were starters in q
mile and q half dash, and the former won
easily. Time, S:20t. &
The Saratoga stakes, three-quarters Of a
mile, for two year olds, was won by sensa-
tion, Grenada second, and Beata third.
The selling race was won by Una, Frank
lin second, and Bulwark third. Time,
.hak
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ENGLAND.
MINING DIFFICULTIES.

LONDON, July 2a.-There are $500 per.
sons In the Durham collieries, the greater
part Of whom will be directly affected By
Lord Derby's!aWard, as umpire, reducing
the wages II per cent in addition to the
former reduction,
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RUSSIA.
NAVY YARD ar sEBAsropor..

ST. PETgRsBuRG. July 29.-American
capitalists have offered to build navy
yard Of, Sebastopol for the construction
and maintenance Of the Russian volunteer
fleet of cfnisers. p 49, : - y = -
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The correspondents are busy In gather
ing presidential estimates. Mr.. E. v,
smalley, Of the Tribune, occupied himself
during the recent Republican State Con!
vendon at Harrisburg in ascertaining the
DRIFT Of sentiment Of the party in Penn
sylvania on the presidential nomination.
He concludes that Pennsylvania will have
no candidate (Gen. Hartranit having put
himself out Of the presidential line by &C!
cepting a postmastershipJ; that the Grant
sentiment Is subsidlng, and will not last
much longer unless the confederate
brigadiers in Congress behave very badly
nextwlnter, and that Il Grant is ont oi th'
field the State will probably 50 for Blaine
whose popularity, II not quite 90 great 9
in 1879, Is still greater than thai
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The RaII River Il hbor TFouble.

BOsros, July %! Mayor Lindsley, oi
Fall River, had q long interview With Goy.
Talbot to-day relatiyeto the labor troubles
there. The, Mayor states that the Cover.
nor assured him he would be supported m
his efforts 70 preserve The, peace. 4 5l,-,;
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yGALyEsToS, July ga dispatch from
Fort Davis says: Major Courtney skir-
mished with some Indians at Salt Lake,
'seyenty.iye miles west Of here, on Satur-
day., Two soldiers were badly wounded.
They captured ten horses from the In
dians. lta.l a-lslI-. - -.
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ANOTHER NIaILIsr BAGoED.

The assailant OF Lieutenant General
Drentelen has been arrested. he Is the
same person who has been passing under
the name Of Pleteneff. He has committed
other ofenscs NJ Poganrog. He fired on
the gende armes, who arrested him.
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MuRpIRrss 'HGsdrn.

Kate Webster, convicted Of the murder
OF Mrs. Thomas, her mistress, at Rich.
mond, was hanged to-day In the Wards.
worth prison. She confessed she commit
ted the murder and had no accomplices,
either In the commission of the crime OF
the disposal Of the remains Of the victim.
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ITALY.


RoNE, July 2s.-Signor Carroll, Prime
Minister, in replying to question address.
ed to him in the Senate, said the present
Minister would pursue a policy Of peace,
insisting at the same time on the execution
Of treaties, more particularly upon the arti.
eles Of the treaty Of Berlin in favor Of
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National bank NOTES Redeemed.

WAsulSoroS, July 2s.-The amount Of
national bank notes redeemed at the Treas
ury during the fiscal year Just closed, on
account ot q failure Of going into liquida-
Hon apd reducing the circulation, is 81
GaaIIE55 5sssf''' e riif71HfEB 5'1F8 a87
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Matrimonial Alliance Between kim
81 Alfonso, Of Spain,
And the Austrian Princess Reported
T. to be Abandoned.
The British and French Ambassadors
... Insist on the Porte
Granting TeWfk the Rights EnIoys
by the Former Khsdive.
Destructive Fire Raging at0rta Ksnl
on the BOsphorus.
RlotOus Outbreaks: at PhiIIlpopoIis.
TURKEY.

MtNtsrRRlAI MATTERs-TEwFiK's FowkRs.
CoSsrASTisoPLy, July 2s.-The Cabinet
Council resolved that the principle oI
ministerial responsibility, insisted on b.
the late Grand Vizier, shall be carried out
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs has in,
formed Layard, British Ambassador, and
Fournier, French Ambassador, that the
Porte has resolved to grant Tewiik Pasha
all the privileges and prerogatiyes secur.
ed to lsmaiT Pasha by the firman Of 1873,
but will require the Khediye TO submit ali
the treaties he may conclude to the Porte.
The Ambassadors, however, insist on the
substitution Of the word ''communi.
cate" for Submit" They declare that
the Egyptian tribute to the Porte
will be increased II the Porte grants 10
Fewtik the unreseryedly privileges enioy-
ed by 1smail Pasha, but Il Fewfik Is de-
priyed OF 9 single prerogative tribute It
win be reduced.
The Vienna TagNaa has the following
dispatch about 0 riot at Phillipopolfs:
Aleko Pasha, seeing the Bulgarian flag
flying In the centre o. Phillipopolis, order
ed It to be removed, as It was displayed
IN contravention Of the treaty OF Berlin.
The fag was removed, but was again
hoisted BY crowd Of Bulgarians. Aleko
Pasha then declared that II the flag was
not removed within twenty-four hours he
would return TO Constantinople. The
conflict ended by the Bulgarians yield.
ing. ~ s.go
Ks g.gl PlRE AT oRrA KRSI.
LONDON, July ga Constantinople
special says: A terrific fire has been
raging since Monday at 0rta Keni, q vii.
lage on the Bosphorus. The Jews quar-.
ter has been destroyed. Hundreds Of
families are encamped on the roads.
RIOTS AT rnIlIrroPoLs.
A serious riot Is reported at Phillipopo.
Lis. Aleko Pasha was threatened BY the
people, and has published proclamation
declaringthat he willreturn to Constanti-
nople. lls6as
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M. Union COnege.

Editors Intelligeneer.
Mt. Union, in which this College Is 10.
Gated. is really an elegant suburb Of Al.
lance, in our sister State Of Ohio. West
Virginia has, for a number Of years, been
a liberal patron Of Mt. Union College, and
this fact is more marked every succeeding
year. The recent commencement waI
more largely attended than any previous
one in the history Of the College, and
was 0 brilliant success In every regard
The examinations Of the classes show.
ed great diligence on the part OF the
students, and eminent capacity aud faith,
tulness on the part Of the teachers. In i'd
beautiful and accessible location, it's I'D.
mtrable buildings, its economy OF expen.
ses, Its extensive apparatus and illustra.
tive specimens in natural science, and In
the earnest devotion Of the many enl.
nent men composing Its Board OF Trus.
tees, Mt. Union College has many advan.
tages. at the recent commend cement, Pre-
sident Hartshorn, in the name Of the Trus.
tees and Faculty, conferred the degree oi
Bachelor OF Arts upon FIVE, Bachelor 81
= AASOSPhI uHou tcut DdCucluT VI (5Cl6uCe
upon two and Bachelor OF Liberal Litera.
ture upon four. 2 Fsf'iii-6
Miss Loresta Stambaugh was given o
diploma in the musical department, and
Mr., F. H. Dart was given q diploma In
the fine art department. Rev. Matthew
NJ. Parkhurst, Of Chicago; Rev. ]. Wesley
Webb, of West Virginia, and Rev. Robert
Hayes, Of Steubenville ,Presbytery, were
created, Doctors Of Divinity. 'sni'@ fiG
The following resolutions were read as
adopted by the trustees:, 'a9E .i5sl.
Eesotred, That we continue O. Aultmar,
Treasurer Of Mt. Union College, In charge
and management Of the local improve.
ments and plansfo removal OF indebted.
ness i-'f1 i7' -2i5aA n'H7 TfSl7
2. That we have full confidence in tbe
union and permanency Of Mt Union Col
legc, and that the people locally benefited
and its friends abroad will speedily and
generously provide the needed funds fol
the contemplated improvements and The
extinguishment Of the balance OF the In,
debtedness. lE Hfi 100 fia73H q
s. Thatthe facilities for instruction were
never better than now, aud that We as
Trustees arc earnestly seeking TO remove
allindebtedness, and TO place the institu.
ton on basis Of usefulness and pefma,
nence second TO no other college in the
country. eeA-li rs9E rs! '6SH1f6fIl
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Ghe 9ateIIi5selrF1e':.
oaleel Nos. as and "a Eourtssnth street

Tar extension Of the P. W. & KY. Rail
,oad 10 BenwoOd was provided for BY
Council last night, SO far as the city ID
concerned. IN sssE
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During tho last two weeks the skeletons
Of several bodies have been found washed
J up. on Long laland Shore, at New York.
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Secretary Eyarts has received q dispatch
from Minister Welsh stating that his res.
tgnation has been forwarded by mall,
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SPAIN.
'E4TY NArrEHs-xARRrAaE rRo.Ecr

TREATY NArrERs-NARRrAGE PROJECT
Na p3 ABANDONED. .
MADRIp, July 90 The Spanish Govern,
ment has Egued q treaty Of commerce
with the Republic OF Colombia.
Negotiations between Peru and Spain
are proceeding satisfactorily.
There iS an uncon6rmed rumor that a
cabinet council, King Alfonso presiding
has decided to abandon the project for Z I
marriage between the King and the Aus
trian Princess.
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Cardinal De Pietro. apostolic delegate 10
the Uruguay, Paraguay and Argentine
States, has been appointed inter-n1nico at
Rio Janeiro. Monsigueur Mateer, delegate
to Brazil will succeed the Cardinal as
delegate TO theother States. +, y
SiPPED IN THE BUD. =
The police have seized in printing es.
tablishment Of this city copies Of the pro.
gramme for the reign Of the Universal Re.
publican Association. The programme,
which was intended for circulation
throughout Italy, says: "The time for
action has arrived, and invites the mem.
bers Of the Association to be prepared for
the Impending movement" Several ar.
rests have been made.
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Time 9:55g, ?.9l5l. 10y, INK

Pools are selling on ato.morrow's. races
for, the ,2:22 class: Darby 500, Orange
Girl SO, Katie Middleton so, Castleton
Sl8, Jersey Boy $l5. 2:26 class: Mambri.
no s25, Bridadfn $40, Gray Salem 81, Tay'
lnr g
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ERKENBREC CHER'S
Bon. Ton Starch

, Nfle q d
hs:SlsssIS 4 Sssks Sdsfs %S,s apa Chemically Pure
(, !. y \; Is g susceptible Of thehshcss and most
y IGsssssSs Is1sss 81 greater strength Of body than
y y ispaesed in Pound Parcels Full Weight
wG,Iss y spss' L" money than ,apy Starch in the
q its lo @Hnatas.red in the heart Of the great
y sold universally In America NV t,rocers
and Dealers ~ II n ~ ~ etSse's 'iFtey1
MI1,on HI annual Pan.Ss consumption reaches Twenty
ANDREW ERltENBREcHER,
H. III ! CINCINNATI.
Il; z z, E,rkssnbrschera World Famous Corn
y NSSS' aprs-Tu
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CLEVELAND, July 29.-The first day Of
the Cleveland Club races was good day
and good track, The following Is a sum
mary Of the frstrace, 2:S0 class, for a purse
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FIRE AT oRrA xKSI.
RIoTS Al PIIILIfropoT,fs

:. A serious riot is reported at Phillipopo.
Lis. Aleko Pasha was threatened by the
people, and has published proclamation
declaringthat he ,will.return to CONSTANT.
nople. -.' aF.