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From Senator Booths speeehi In San Francisco.
1t has been charged (the charge is as old
as the party ITSELF that the Republican
party was hostile to State rights and loyal
government. At the ulosG OF the war
eleven States were at lis feet. 1t could
have wiped out their boundaries, changed
their names, made them military depen.
denotes. It's chief care was to rehabilftate
them, and restore them 10 proper rela.
tions TO the Federal Union. 1t would be
amusing, II it were not serious, 10 watch
the average close construction Democrat,
who believes the war has settled nothing,
and that nothing has been settled since
the Resolutions OF '9S, parsing through the
Federal Constitution, 10 show by copula.
tives and disjunctives Just where the
boundary line Is between State and Ma
tional sovereignty, and precisely how the
General Government exists by suferancC
OF the States. 1t is the satire OF the time
and OF all time, TO see men claiming thC
especial care ot the letter Of the oopstitu
ton to-day who hut yesterday were striv
ing to rend the instrument % pieces an,
scatter II TO the winds.
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sPIRITED AWAY.


ST. LOUIS, August 1s.-Richard r. Der.
ry, murderer of Pine Bluffs, Ark, was
brought here this morning from Leadville,
COL, by Sheriff shaffer and Deputy Sheriff
Henderson, On route to Arkansas, to be
delivered to the authorities there, and
while waiting at the Union Depot for
train on the Iron Mountain road hequiet-
ly eluded the vigilance OF his custodians
and has not since been found. He was
formerly Deputy Sheriff OF Jefferson coun-
ty, Arkansas, and while in that Office last
February shot and killed William II.
Davis, whom he accused OF cheating him
at poker. Derry was heavily shackled
when he escaped this morning. When
last seen he was conversing in the gentle
mems waiting room with two strangers,
who are suspected Of being friends from
Arkansas and who probably spirited hun
away while the officers attention was at
tractel in another direction. 1t was a very
bold Job.
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bound for Canaan. Iroppy Lana.

ST. Louis, August 10. = Eight cars, partly
filled with colored men OF the better
class, being. well dressed and having
money, arrived at East st. Louis this even
ing from different places in Mississippi,
en- route TO Kansas on y prospecting trip.
They were provided with round.trip tick.
cts, and II is understood II they are not
iayorably impressed with Kansas they will
return directly home or examine some
other Northern State with view TO emf.
grafton. They were transferred to the
Chicago & Alton Road in East St. Louis
and started for their land Of Canaan 10.
night.
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TURKEY.


CoSsrAxrlEoPLE, August l3.-There is
now in Thessaly, Epirus and Macedonia
10000 Turkish troops, exclusive Of artil.
lery and cavalry. These, together With
the forces at Adrianople and CONSTANT.
nople and in Albania, make an army Of
10000 men in European Turkey, more
than would be required to deal with
Greece in event Of war, but the probable
consequences OF war are not TO be esti.
mated by the number OF troops.
Information from Macedonia shows that
Bulgarian rising may be easily pro.
duced there which would cause a danger.
GUS movement in Eastern Roumelia and
Bulgaria.
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Mas. JANE GRAY SwissHELN, writing to
the Chicago Tribune defends Mrs.
Sprague's actions toward Senator Conk-
ling, and that her conduct never went
further than an innocent defiance OF Mrs.
Grundy. She says Mrs. sprague did send
bouquets and notes to his iConkling's)
desk. 1t would seem to indicate that her
mode OF lobbying was OF the most grace
Iul, highly approved and innocent kind.
Had her relations with Senator Conkltng
been criminal, they would scarcely have
Blossomed out into these public mani
iestNtions. That very small pattern OF 4
man, her husband, once proposed in the
United States Senate to employ and pay
lady clerks in the departments on the
same plan this he did factory girls, and
all the soul he had must have been
rattling around in lis little body like a
grain of mustard seed ir dry gourd OF
he would have gone to Washington last
winter on the frst hint OF the scanda!
and quietly notified Senator Conkltug thai
he had rights at stake and children to pro
tect The fact that Senator Conkling wen
openly to Sprague's house, taking his
trunk, shows that Mr.. Sprague had mol
given him reason to understand that he
would not be welcome. The whole affail
seems like another instance OF Kate's con
stitutional williulness and habitual def
ance of Mrs. Grundy. For her father
sake, and that Of her sisters and her chill
dren, and for the sake OF truth and fai
dealing, trust that the most generous al
lOwance will be made for her. She has
nodOubt, been using Mr.. Conkllng to pre-
cure Government favor for herSelt an
family, but this does not prove that Gh
has been false to herself and broken be
gows as wife.
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TOPEKA, KS, August lS.-The Governor
Of Kansas is in receipt Of aletter from the
President, of which the following is a
copyg
MY Dear GOrrnOr! n
1T gives me great pleasure 10 accept
your Invitation 10 visit Kansas, TO be pres
ent at the Agricultural Fair at Neosha,
September 5. +. B. HAYES"
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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.



Among those who went on the Niagara
excursion was Mr., Stephens.
Mr.. Will. Morrison went with the ex.
cursiOnists, and expects to spend a short
time visiting friends in Cleveland on his
return,
The United Presbyterian Church will
have a picnic Thursday, on i.ose Hill, for
its two Sunday Schools.
This Is good time to see meteors, and
many have been seen each night for some
time. "i
Fights almost innumerable take place
every day on the public square among the
boys: It Is dfsssaceful; but it is not in
the right part Of town to come under tue
notice Of the police.
The aSsignees Of Cowen, Sheets 4 Co.
are now paying out dividend OF twenty
five per cent to those having claim.
against that firm. R.C.F.
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ST. LOUIS, August 1S.-Twenty-eight re.
cruits for the ERval Service left here to-
night in charge Of Lieut.. Taunt for New
York, where they will be put on board
the training ship Minnesota. Many more
have been ready to leave, but for the sick,
ness OF DR.. Draper, the examining officer.
His place is now supplied by another sur
geon, and examinations will proceed at
once. Over one hundred and twenty
boys are waiting the surgeons attention.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Yellow Fever Intelligence from
Memphis.
The Plague Still Raging With Un-
abated vlgOr.
Meeting Of the National Cotton Ex-
change at New York.
Interesting Exercises at Chautauqua
Camp Ground Yesterday.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
YELLOW FEVER
No Pever at CorInth-Superintenicnt
Johnson ReaignS.

No FeVer nj Corinth-Superintend
Johnson Resigns.
MEMPHIS, August 13.-The Mayor Of
Corinth, Miss, telegraphs as follows:
"Not case Of yellow fever in Corinth.'
Hon. Jno. johnson, member Of the State
Board Of Health and superintendent Of
quarantine, in telegram to j. D. Plum.
kett, President Of the State Board Of
Health, says: "My resignation as member
OF the State Board OF Health OF the State
Of Tennessee and superintendent Of quar-
antine at Memphis goes forward by the
next mail, and all official connection with
said Board as q member thereof ceases
from this time, reserving TO myself at the
proper time the right OF protection for my
health.
TWenty!Three New Cases Yesterday.
MEMPHIS, August l3.-Twenty.three
new cases in all were reported to the
Board Of Health to-day, 7 whites and IS
colored.. Among the number were DR.. j..
W. White and wife, Mrs. Leila Jones,
and John Mclaughlin.
Two additional deaths have occurred:
Nettie Fonlies and Carrie Doyle. Tho
last named colored.
Miss Johanna 0stmann, sister.in.law to
Mrs. Wilhemina Ostmann, whose death
was reported at noon. died late this even
ing after the official report OF the Board Of
Health had been made out
All the prominent sick were reported as
doing well tonight,
]. D. Plunkett, President Of the State
Board Of Health, telegraphs from Nash
vile that the resignation Of Hon. John
johnson, rendered this morning, was not
accepted by the Board.
The thermometer to-day ranged from 6s
to $50.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August l3.-FranE
T. Taylor, aged 10, and Robert 3. Barnard,
aged l6, the former clerk in the Office ot
Casey Young, Tennessee Representative
and the latter Young's nephew and
private secretary, had duel this morn
ing near Bladensburg. Shots were ex:
changed, when Mr.. Young appeared and
put an end to further hostlities. It was
then stated the pistols were fixed with
blank cartridges.
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THx tribulatious OF the Washington and
wGynesburg narrow gauge railroad are
nearing an end. That is: the road will
either be sold by the Sheriff in short
time for obligations amounting to $4,000,
or, it will be leased to Messrs, Swart and
Petit, for term of seventeen years, they
to pay off all claims against the road, and
return the property to the stockholders in
good condition Mt the expiration Of their
lease. II the money cannot be raised
among the stockholders Of the company,
the next best thing is to accept the terms
offered by Messrs. Swart and Petit. In
this way the road will be returned to them
in seventeen years, and the stockholders
will then be able to gel something out OF
ther Investment; but in case the road is
allowed 10 be sold by the Sheriff they
will be cut of forever, and the road pro-
bably pass into the hands OF strangers.
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New York, August 1S.-Judgc Strong,
holding court in the Catskills, hasrpost.
poned till October (when a full bench ol
the Supreme Court will sit) the case ol
Alderman Clarke, Of Cincinnati, convicted
on tie charge Of tampering with the tally
sheet OF the Congressional election, and
who seeks release on the ground that
the election law is unconstitutional. He
ia bailed in 5000,
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IMAGINE mob OF our "best" people col
lecting together to force by threats the
withdrawal OF any candidate matter
how humble or how ridicuIous! The fact
is that We have nothing OF this sort through
all the g eat, growing, populous and pros
porous North, and the Southern plan is as
offensive to Democrats as to Republicans.
1t is for this reas1N that Northern Dem;
Ocrat, going South, finds that he cannot
affiliate with Southern Democrats, or the
Southern dominant idea, which deGes
every sort OF liberation, and has only one
system, repression. And the South can
never prosper until it forsakes these ways
and accepts the ideas on which political
freedom rests.
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. Charles E, Grissell. civil engineer, who
went to France before the issue OF the war.
rant Of the Speaker Of the House Of Com.
mons Tor his arrest for breach Of privilege
OF the House, in offering TO control by
bribery, the decision OF the Private Bills
Committee relative to>a bridge, has sur.
rendered to the Sergeantat-Arms OF the
House. Ward, who was under arrest on
a similar charge, obtained his release on a
plea ofill health,
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soNEr1INo LIKE AN EARTHQUAKE.

At Wielichka, in the centre OF the salt
mining region Of GaleCia, in consequence
OF violent movement Of the waters and
surface Of The ground, a row OF houses
split In several places, and the people fed
In panic.
LONDON, August ia Standards cor.
respondent at Pesth, says: Count shech.
Potocki, Pole and jealous PARTISAN OF
Russia, have the best chances Of succeed.
ing Count Andrassy.
DIFFICULTY IN WINDING A SUCCESSOR TO AN.
DRASSY.
vienna, August lS.-There is extreme
difficulty in finding successor to Count
AndraSsy. Upon the choice Of his sue.
cessor will depend whether the Hunga.
rians will continue their loyal devotion to
the dynasty. Russia is the only power
likely 10 be satisfied with a change.
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RUSSIA.


NVSSINN FuosLsaIUNa IN VENTKAL ASIA.
Lo&poS, August 49, The POR's St.
Petersburg correspondent reports that
in order TO colonize the Central Asian
provinces Russia has promised all her
subjects residing there unlimited land
grants and exemption from military
service and payment OF taxes.
General Kaufman will not return to
Turkestan as Governor General. Prince
Dondonkof Korsackoff will probably sue.
ceed him in that position.
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BoaoS, August l3.-The cargo of the
steamer Semiramide, lost by collision,
comprised 1855 bushels otcorn, 10 cases
Of domestic cottons, 1913 boxes Of canned
meats, sl4 sacks OF dried blood, 500 boxes
OF bacon, $50 tierCes ot lard, 425 sacks oi
oat meal, 200 head Of live cattle and g
head oihorses, the whole valued at so, ,220,
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THE TURF.


SARATOGA, August l3.-The first race,
three-quarter mile dash, was won by
0riole; Mary Ann second, Lady Darcy, the
tavorite, third. Time LII.
The selling race, one mile, was won by
the fayorite, Rhodamanthus; Snsque'
hanna second, BowString third. Time
GsnerSl Phillips won the mile and three.
quarter dash; Mintzer, the fayorite, second,
6lemmie G; third. Time $685..
Tho milo and quarter dash was won BY
Lancewood, Bonnie Carrie, the tavorite
second, Verdict third, Time 1850.
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rioyrRSoR BlsuoP was interviewed in
New York, recently, by a Herald reporter.
IIp says that the Greenback vote Is ansun-
certain quantity; that Ewing will proba.
Me be elected; that Thompson Is dead in
ohio politics for all. time, and that Tilden
!, lust now the iavorite in Ohio for Prcsi.
i,,k
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BALTIMORE, August lS.-The investiga-
ton OF tho charges against Postmaster
Tyler, preferred by B. F. Matthews, a
clerk lately discharged, was begun to-day
by special agents Of the Postoffice De-
partment. Only witnesses were admitted
into the examination room, and against
this course Matthews protested to the
agents and to the authorities at Wash.
inpton.
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!. Yew I,Ion or E,pre,sare,

Sr. Louis, August l8.-E. NJ. Morseman,
Genera. Superintendent Of the Union and
Kansas Pa6s6c Express, viii open gen.
eral office here September LIST, for the
transaction OF express business under 8
new plan Of Jay Gould's, The new sys-
TEN will be put in operation on nearly the
whole network Of Western railroads,
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Distress In England-GermaHy ON the
Bi.metAlIIe Standard.

nnehlhc Stuuuhfu.
WASHINGTON, August 1S.-The United
States Consul at Manchester, Engl and,
says that the failure OF the crops is much
more serious than was generally supposed
abroad. The demand in England for
meats and grains from the United
States will be enormous. Business is
greatly depressed. Last year more than
$1,000 persons were supported in Man
chester by the public. The coming win
ter will probably witness a still greater
destitution.
The State Departmentsays: Germany is
disposed to regard favorably y the proposals
OF this government for further Joint con-
sideratlon Of the hi.metallic sub ject, and
hopes the present efforts will result in
bi-metallic Congress, in which all the lead.
ing States Of Europe will participate.
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ACCORDING to the Chicago Tribune, that
city "is growing faster than ever. A visit
10 the southern, western aud northern
aloes Of the town reveals an astonishing
development. This is particularly to be
seeu at the stock yards, where new city
h springins up. Here a working popula.
lion Of is 900 is now employed. The mum.
Der has been as high as 10000. This Is the
largest industrial population gathered in
any single industry in any one square mile
in the world" ...
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Hos. LORENZO DANFoRD addressed the
Republican Club at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on
wedn esday evening. Mr.. Danford spoke
at length Of the proposed rebel legislation
inCougress; analysed the relative strength
Of the Northern and Southern vote in
Congress, and showed which wing Of the
Democracy controlled the affairs OF the
nation, and what Tom Ewing means when
he speaks OF Democratic triumph. His
speech was most brilliant effort, and
held the undivided attention Of the crowd
from the opening to the close.
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FALL RivER, MISS, August 10. Walter
Paine, Third Treasurer ot the American
Linen Company, has been dealing in
futures with the mills money and lost
100000. His transactions were similar
to those OF George B. Durfee, at the
Mechanics mill, his brorher-in.law. The
stockholders meet next week.
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wEsr VIRGINIA is a young State, and she
has not, as yet, many institutions that can
boast Of national reputation, but what
she has she ought to be given credit for.
This remark is called forth by the custom
INDUCED in by papers that ought to be
better informed Of the geography Of the
country, in placing White Sulphur Springs
in Virginia. 1t might be well enough
hereafter to locate the Southern Saratoga
properly by placingitw eitrightfully be-
longs, in Greenbrier county, this State.
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PlcToN, n. S., August lS.-The Governor
General and Princess Louise had q most
cordial welcome to-day in Nova Scotia.
The United States steamer Kearsarge con-
tributed to the brilliancy Of the reception
by manning the yards and making pro-
fuse display Of bunting as the vice regal
party passed in their steamer.
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THE credit OF no Nation now stands
higher than that Of the United States.
Money was never SO good nor more
abundant. Since resumption became a
TACT, confidence has revived, business is
looking up, labor is being employed, and
the tide Of gold is rolling in, not flowing
out Of the country. Mr.. Gladstone's pre-
diction that by 1880 this will be the rich
est Nation on the face Of the globe is in q
fair way of being realized. And yet our
Democratic friends, with all their demands
considered, are not yet happy.
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AmphIbious Webb,

NEw YoRx, August ls-Captain Webb
accomplished his feat Of swimming from
Sandy Hook TO Manhattan Beach, coney
Island. He was expected at Q o'clock, but
reached the breakers at two, being ahead
Of time, He remained outside until the
appointed hour to fulfill his contract.
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The Zulu War Virtually Ended by the
Battle Of UIlundl.
Trouble Experienced In Filling Count
Andrassy's Position.
Available Turkish Force for a War
With Greece.
Destructive Storms to Property and
Life In Denmark.
AUSTRIA.
WHAT ANDRAssY SAID,

vienna, August lS.-Count Andrassy
stated two months ago that he would re.
tire as soon as the Russian evacuation ol
the Turkish provinces was completed, and
the Austria. Hungarian administration
fairly established in Bosnia and Helzego.
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: Five hundred emtgrants arrived at New
York yesterday, mostly Tor tho West.

THE medical Judges at the Paris Exposi.
ton awarded tie highest premium 70 the
Diner Rakoczy Bitter Water on account oi
its excellent medicinal properties. For
diseases arising from the digestive ofurin.
ary organs, this water will always afford
relief. A wineglasstul dose, For sale
by all druggists.
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LONDON, August l3-From full ex.
animation Of South African advices since
the victory at uliundi, the Time draws the
conclusion that King Cetywayo risked ali
en- that battle, and therefore that the con-
clusLon Of the war had been virtually
reached,
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SCRANTON, Pa, August l2,-Dr. Guyltck,
Of Hyde Park, while intoxicated last even
ing, assaulted DR.. Gibbs at his house and
wasshot. GuyliCk then stabbed Mrs. Gibbs
probably fatally. Guylick and Gibbs are
well known physicians. t'
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CINCINNATI, o., August lS.-The opinion
of the District Court, rendered this fore
noon, sustains Gov, Bishops removal Of
7. ]. Hogan from the Board OF Police
Commissioners Of Cincinnati.
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MATRIMONIAL AprArrs.

Madrid, August lS.-1tis expected that
the Cortes will reassemble about the end
of October, when the projected marriage
Of King Alfonso with the Archduchess
Marie OF Austria will be discussed. After
adjournment for the wedding, the pro-
posed reforms in Cuba will be discussed
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rre.laent Hayes rir,t Fair EnEaEe

INDIANAPOLIS, August lS.-Secretary
Thompson telegraphed to-day to the Sec
retary OF the State Board Of Agriculture
that President Hayes has accepted the in.
Yitation OF the State Board, and will visit
this city during the State Fair week, in
October.
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ENGLAND.


LoSDoN, August ls.-The steamer Cor.
sica, from Cardiff for New York, and the
steamer Semiramide, from Boston for Liy.
erpool, came in collision one hundred
miles of Fastnel, and the Semiramide went
down. The crew was saved.
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SAS Francisco, August lS.-Congress.
man H. D. Wright addressed an immense
audience Of workingmen at Union Hall
tonight, advocating the expulsion Of the
Chinese by peaceful measures.
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DENMARK.


CoPEHHAeES, August lS.-The recent
storms in Denmark destroyed over one
hundred farm houses killed fifty persons,
and did incalculable damage to the crops,
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AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August 1S.-A fire in the
drug house Of Davis & Miller, No. i2
North Howard street, destroyed the stock,
valued at so, 900, and damaged the build.
ing to the amount OF 900. Insured. /.
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FIRE RECORD.
AT DETROIT,

DErRotr, August 1S.-The steamer 2. W.
StcinhOf and Hutching's warehouse were
destroyed by ere this forenoon. The tire
spread so rapidly that some OF the officers
and crew were obliged to jump in the
river, and were rescued by small boats.
Loss $4,000,
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Tnv Democrats are not lett a sirgle pin
10 hang an argument on the coming fall
r,mpaiyn. - Even the snake crop is good.