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breakfast and Pinafore for the Arkan.
Sns Press Association.

sr. LOUIS, July 2.-The Arkansas Press
Association, numbering about one hun
dred and fifty gentlemen and ladies, ar
rived here between 10 and IL o'clock this
morning, and were met at the depot by a
local reception committee, including the
President and Secretary of the Missouri
Press Association, who came to st. Louis
tor the occasion, and were escorted to the
Lindell Hotel where they partook of a
breakfast specially provided for them.
Aboutl o'clock the party visited the Mer.
chants Exchange and received cordial
greeting from the merchants, after which
they were driven to theSt. Louis Cotton
Compress, where they were handsomely
entertained by the Compress Company.
They were then driven to notable places
in and around the city, and tonight are
enjoying Pinafore, after which ball and
supper will be given them.
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A slntement uIlh . Knob on rt.

The Cincinnati Commercial OF yester-
day, in discussing the Democratic idea as
developed and expounded at Washington
during the extra session Of Congress Just
closed, observes very pointedly that after
ali the cIamor concerning the rights Of
States in which Democratic politicians in-
,IuIge, aud the preposterous claims set up
for the uses Of notification, it is apparent
that the people OF the United States, in
spite of the political idiots OF all breeds,
are Nation. The main question is, what
shall the nationality be2 The States
lately in the Southern Confederacy are
Of the Solid South, and they are
rompacted. They are building up
nationality that is the most
Lespotic, exclusive and vehement
ever known among men. The attachment
Of the Southern man TO the South is great
er than that Of the Russians, Germans or
trench to their own country. The vio-
Ience with which the doctrine OF the
supremacy OF the States is asserted, is not
forlhe benefit OF any or all OF the States,
but y disguise for the assumption Of the
superiority Of the South over all the rest OF
the country. The Southern cry against
sec,ionalism amounts to demanding for
the South the command oi the whole
country. The question is whether one
who does not consent to be subject to the
South has any sort Of right to take part in
the government OF the United States.
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The Worst Cougress thn1 Eyer sn,,


The Cincinnati Gazette OF yesterday says
that the worst Congress that ever sat in
the National Capitol has Just adjourned
1t says further OF It: at devoted all its Ia.
bOrs to the work OF stripping the national
government OF its constitutional powers in
order to give freedom to crime. It made
assaults on the army, on the judiciary, on
the public credit, on the currency, on the
supremacy OF the national government. Il
has degraded the jury system OF the Uni.
ted States by providing that partisans shall
select the jurors. It's whole design was to
break down the constitutional powers Of
tue United States 10 set up q power In any
one OF the several States to defy the whole,
Its bills 10 make appropriations for the or.
binary expenses OF the several branches
Of government were with special provisos
to cripple those branches.
at has adjourned without making any
provision for the United States MaFshals
in the prosecution OF criminals. II has
deliberately resolved to turn oil criminals
loose In order to give immunity to crimes
against the elections. Il has kept up an
agitaton which gave feeling oi pprer.
tainty in every Kind Of business. II hal
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THE PISTOL.
A Man Who aurdorea His coaehman,
but DIdn't Intend 70 shoot so High Up
The Evidence Addueed nc the Inquest.

- es"tsN NNsss AAaHNNNNN AAhH SesNNAAAAAAsS
but Dldn't Intend 10 shoot so High Ur
The Evidence Adduced at the Inquest
NEw YoRI, July 2.-The inquest In the
case Of John Armstrong, the coaehman
shot at Mont Clair, N. j., last Thursday
evening, byhis employer Joseph P. Blair,
teller in the Mechanics Bank, N. Y, was
resumed to-day in the Newark Court
House. Armstrong; body was delivered
by the Coronerthis morning to some resi-.
dents Of Mont Clair for burial. Holland
Lees testified that he heard some noise ut
Blair's house and heard Armstrong say,
eGive me my money and l'll leaye.p A
ittle,whiie afterwards he heard q shot and
then second one, and soon alter witness
reached the barn where the shooting took
place. Armstrong said 10 Blair, "You
ruttian, you ruftian, you've murdered me-"
Blair showed a rusty revolver which he
said Armstrong was about to shoot him
with. Blair said he took 1t out Of Arm.
strong's hands; Armstrong within hear.
ing distances made no remark. Blair took
some money out oi his pocket saying,
John, have money enough 10 pay you"
Armstrong replied, II don't believe l
shall want the money in the morning; you
can keep It." Blair remarked that he did
not intend TO shoot Armstrong 80 high up.
Miss Rebecca Draper, visiting at Blair's
on the evening Of the shooting testified
that she told Blair she saw Armstrong
beating his horses the previous night.
Blair said he would 20 out and speak
pleasantly to John abouti II, but would not
say any thing to make him angry. Blair
remarked that when he spoke to John in
the kitchen on the previous evening the
latter ranswereds saucily y and gave him very
wicked look, as II he might do something
violent. The first words OF conversation
between Blair and Armstrong which she
heard were oaths uttered by Armstrong
in q loud and angry voice. Mrs. Blair
remarked that she would 90 to the stable
and see II her presence would not stop
John from swearing, so swearing continued
alter Mrs. Blair went Witness saw Blair
go In the house. Mrs. Blair told
her to go in the house quick
with the children as she was afraid
John was going to shoot, She
went to the house and heard two shots.
sAto. NIcH az SutI auu seeu4k hei nus,
band, cried: "0h, what have yeu done?"
Blair replied, II couldn't help 1t, Mary;
/ shot John, II hadn't done It would
now be dead man. Here's the pistol"
Blair than held his own pistol in his right
hand and another in the left. When
Blair entered the house he said, "Miss
Draper, true as there is Lord in Heaven,
ifIhadn'tshot John he would have shot
me. It was either he or l, and SO l shot
him. l did 1t in self defense"
Blair later said he followed John up
stairs to the door OF his room, and told
John not to enter. When John went to
unlock the door lie seized him with his
left hand and told him not to unlock it.
John grabbed the pistol and he then fired
the first shot. John pointed pistol at
him and Blair fired.
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THE MINGo FURNACE.
Movement TO Discover the status or the
NtoekhOIderN

Movement to Discover the status or the
Stockholders.
stcubeuVille Gazette Of Yesterday Evening.
In the case of Nimick VS.. the AIingo
Iron Works, Mr.. Hayes asked that the
case be referred to a Special Master Com
missioner to take testimony and report the
amount of stock held by each stockholder,
how much had been paid on each share,
who wereinsolvent and who were solvent,
the total amount OF the Indebtedness and
the amount each share OF stock should be
assessed to pay.
He suggested ]. F. Daton, ESQ.,, as the
Special Master Commissioner. A long
discussion ensued on tho matter, in which
the fact was developed that considerable
number OF the stockholders residing in the
State OF Ohio had not yet been served with
summons, and the matter was therefore
postponed until they should be brought
in
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SOUTH AMERICA.


PANAMA, June 24.-The Chlllans are
said to be preparing an attack on Lima
and Callao with an army Of 10000 or l5,.
600 men, while their ironclads will en-.
gage the attention Of the present garrison.
The main army Of Peru is at Pisao ia,
Iq1iqne, africa and Tacua, and with trans.
ports hemmed in Callao Bay, relief for the
beleaguered city would be impossible fol
more than month. The Huascar Is un.
dergoing repairs at Callao. A Peruvian
transport left Panama for Callao on the
10Th laden with arms. A Chilian Consul
made most emphatic protest, but to no
purpose; Another Peruvian transport is
exnected,
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Reads Like a Novel.

DEs MONIES, 1An July 2.-Last January
Vim. Mckinney, mysteriously diappeared
from the home Of Thomas L. Hahn, a
Madison township farmer, and nothing
was heard Of him until yesterday, when
he turned up at Polk City. During his ab.
sence Hahn had been tried several times
Tor bis murder, and barely escaped lynch.
ing by his neighbors,
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LOUISVILLE, July 2,-At a meeting of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad direc.
tors to-day, the earnings Of the road being
shown to be larger than haSe been expect
ed, q resolution to DECLARE 81 per cent.
dividend for the six months ending July
list was unanimously adopted. There was
no effort to fix the dividend at a higher
figure, as II was deemed best to reserve q
surplus OF the earnings.
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Unproyoked Murder.

sr LOUIS, July IA POa. .DapatM spec
ial from Glasgow, NO., says: VIM. Pierce,
q laborer on the construction train Of the
Chicago & Alton Railroad, and a son Of
the foreman Of the yards OF the Pittsburgh,
TT Wayne 4 Chicago Road, at Chicago,
was shot and killed there this morning by
John Conners, another laborer. The
murder Is said TO be unprovoked.
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SEVERAL hundred laborers are at work
on the Pittsburgh, Virginia and Charles
ION extension at 81 10 per day. Work
has been commenced on the bridge over
Pigeon creek, at Monongahela City, and
,I,e contractors are actively at work all
along the line,
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The Tramp WIN 3 wh.e,h.,-.,,,

R. Lyman Potter, tho wheelbarrow man,
who started from San Francisco December
s, 1878, to wheel his way to New York,
arrived at Williamsport, Pa, on Monday
evening, and delivered lecture at the
Opera House. He states that the terms of
his agreement forbid the use OF ferry
boats In crossing streams. He could have
saved lSO miles by taking the ferry boat
at San Francisco, and so as not to require
the ferry boat at New York he goes 10 that
city by way Of Elmira and Albany.
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VOLUME XXVII.-NUMBER 967.

says the trials OF the forty.tive Nihilists
have been concluded, and six Of them sen.
fenced TO terms Of from two TO three years
imprisonment The rest were acquitted.
Tho London SandarTs Berlin special
states that an arrangement between Prince
Bismarck and the ultranontanes Is proba.
ble, as the latter have made concessions
with regard to the revenue to be raised by
tariff.
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TUE COTTON TRADE.

GENEVA, July "A merchant Of Zurich,
speaking in behalf Of the cotton trade, ia
which Swiss manufactures have 100000
900 francs invested strongly deprecates the
protective measures and states that in con-
sequence Of the increase in German duties
on English cotton yarns, an important
trade in mixed silk and cotton goods
which Crefeld, in Rhenish Prussia, has
hitherto monopolized, will pass to Zurich.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, July 2.-The Provincial Cores,
p 'ldeflce says: The Government has not
participated in the preliminary delibera.
tons upon the proposals Of Bennisger and
Fraukenstein, as the point which 1t con.
siders Of decisive importance is whether
besides protective duties financial duties
be sanctioned 70 such amount as will per-
NIT the whole financial plans being carried
mt
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FRANCE.


THE SEIZURE OF TIE "LANTERNE."
PARIS, July 2.-The victory Of the Pre-.
fect OF Police in debate yesterday on the
seizure OF the Ldnterne was brought about
by the Governor Of the Credit Fancier,
who charged that the Ldnter4e was black.
mailing publication, established with a
capital Of 5000 francs, paid by financial
institution, for the suppression Of the
The editor Of the Ldnkrne has challeng-
ed Deputy Albert Christople to submit the
charge OF extortion to jury OF honor.
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OuEhtn,tto 10 HnYe Trie1I n.

CINCINNATI, July ga dispatch from
Hamden, on the NJ. & q. Road, this morn.
ing says: A man named Miller attempt
ed to jump on a freight train, and was
caught between the wheels, run over and
killed. The body was mutilated so as TO
be almost unacceptable. The remains
will be sent to friends Of deceased in New
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been curse to the country, and II can not
now show any good that II has done TO.
Offset oil this evil. Il has adjourned, and
the country feels relieved. May we never
see its llkelm
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TIE Louisville Cnpir.Jornalis frank to
admit that in the North the English Ian
snage is spoken with a purity which
Americans living south Of the Ohio have
never attained. 1t gives the following
convincing examples: m'." .
"'A southern mother, irritated beyond
measure, calls to her exasperating boy:
"'Jeems X. Polk Buzzer! YO' tritling lit
tie rahscul' Come hyar to me! I'll war
yo' outl
+" Now listen to the gentle northern
mother, mildly chiding her thoughtless
offspring:
"'Heaeward Teaownsend Peaowell! Go
reaound to the back OF the heaous and
drive that CeaOw eaout O. them punkins!
Start yourself, now, II you don't want to
Kit lickin'r aside: I swan, ther'
ought to be peaound fur them 'ere
ceaows.'w &
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is our enumeration on Monday last of
the summer resorts, where seekers alter
health and recreation can find pleasant
and comfortable quarters at reasonable
rates. we accidentally omitted from our
list the Clarendon" at Helvetia, Ran
doIph county, West Virginia, which is
now open for visitors, and where they can
he well accommodated at the reasonable
price OF $500 per week. 1t is said that the
hest trout fishing in the State can be
found at Helvetia. There is also an
abundance Of game Of all kinds. Partic.
nlars can be had Of Dr.. Richard Blum OF
this city. s1U4 Fl
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A DefauIiIng Auditor.

SAN Francisco, July2.-A Eureka, New,
dispatch says an examination into the
accounts of Auditor Duff, Of the Eureka
and Paltsade Railroad shows him IN
be detaulter between $4,000 and $40.
wv. An attempt will be made 10 bring
him back 10 the Island,
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BELGIUM.


LONDON, July 2.-The Etole Beige states
that on Sunday last a placard was posted
on the wall OF the Royal Palace OF Lacken,
threatening the King with death II he
ratified the bill passed by the Belgium
Parliament depriving the clergy OF the
control oil elementary education.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.


PANAMA, July 2.-Jose R. Casorlay,
President Of the State Of Panama, resigned
on the 18th Of June. Jerard 0rtega, as
second substitute, was installed President
on the 18th, for the unexpired term, end.
ing December 81.
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Mrcl has been said about Presidential
looms, but the last boom, and the one that
/. coming, is a boom in business. Fine
crops honest money, and plenty Of 1t,
will make good times once more.-Ci"cin.
ugi, Gd:rih.
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SPAIN.


MADRlD, July AIN reference to the
agitation against protective duties, in con-
sequence OF the dearness OF bread, the
Minister OF Finance informed the Cortes
that the condition Of the wheat crop was
not such as to require any modification OF
the law on the subject OF cereals, but the
Minister Of Public Works proposed to re.
duce transportation rates,
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ENGLAND.
MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENT.

LONDON, July 2.-orders have been re.
ceived at Portsmouth for three large In
dian troop ships to be prepared for sea at
once for particular service. Considerable
curiosity Is felt as to whether the ships are
wanted 10 convey additional reinforce
ments to Natal or to bring home some Of
the troops lately in Afghanistan.
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A steam Heatinr Schemr.

NEw ioRE, July 9.-The New York
Steam Power and Heating Company, Gen.
sptnola promoter, to-day fled articles Of
incorporation with capital stock Of
So'OoO'OO and 5000 shares. The incor.
Porators are: Hugh ]. Jewett, Edwin D.
Morgan, Marshal o. Roberts, Edwards
Pierrepont and few like these.
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" functional Torpor Of the Liver exists,
me elements OF the Bile will remain N
the blood, vitiating that fluid and inducing
many man Skin Diseases. DR.. Bulls Baltimore
gus are q most reliable Liver Regulator,
sou everywhere. Price g cents.
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ROME, July 2.-Priuce Alexander, Of
Bulgaria, has embarked at Brindisi on a
Russian corvette for Constantinople. At
Constantinople he will receive the berat
OF investiture and be presented to the Sui.
tan. The Prince here visited the Pope. It
is stated that he brought letters from the
Gar and Emperor William, who request
ed him 70 give the Pope assurances re-
specting the early establishment OF salts
factory relations between the Vatican and
their governments,
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rrMoR was aloat in Cincinnati on
Tuesday tha, Archbishop Purcell had be-
came Leranged. 1t was denied, however,
a, heaNanarters. -. ~ :
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TuE Illinois Railroad Commissioners
have obtained returns from txsnty.six
railroad companies, which show that the
life" Of locomotive engine varies from
Sto "a years, and that the general average
is l5I wears. Passenger cars ''llve" from
sto 20 years, the average being 153 years;
,he average life" of stock cars is 10 years,
and Of freight ears III years. Railroad
bridges Of wood endure from 5to 20years.
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1GRNEsyILLE.

The Tobacco crop-MIIltary ChangsG-
Public sales Of Desirable Properly.
BARNEsYiLlR. Inlv 9.
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Flfst fAce-2:34 class, purse
divided:
!, Second ]! raoe-2:e7 class, purse $1,000,


The surprising work Of Castletor in win.
ming the 2:40 race at Chester Park on
Tuesday has resulted in matching him
against Bonner Boy for $500 side for an
extra race on July Fourth. Some rare
sport is expected.
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TnE Supreme Crurt Of Minnesota has
affirmed the right Of voters in that State to
the independence secured by a secret bal.
lot. The Legislature of 1878 provided for
numbered ballots in incorporated cities Of
over l2,OOO inhabitants, but this provision
is declared unconstitutional by the Court,
on the ground that 1t interferes with and
violates the voters privilege Of secrecy.
The remodeled constitutions Of Pennsylya-
mia, Missouri and Colorado, however, ex-
pressly provide that ballots cast in those
States shall be numbered according to the
plan now decided unconstitutional in Min
uesOta. . s.t. L.4.thtt t4'
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THE TURF.


CINCINNATI, July 2.--At the second
days trotting meeting at Chester Park
the attendance was good, the weather flne
and the sport excellent
First race-2:S4 class, purse $1,000,
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rnr Boston wool market is quoted
steady in our dispatches, with holders
finn and manufacturers inclined to hold
,T
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FIRE RECORD.
4 DESERTED NINE on rlRE,

San FRAScIsco, July "a VIRGINIA
dispatch Of last evening says: A fire
broke out in deserted WINE In the Vel.
low Jacket, running from the 2,OlO level 10
the :, 1876 level a bulk heading was St
once began. and was put in on The 1910
level, Just near the 1000 DRIFT from the in.
cline, and another on the 9,lS5 level ctoyt
70 me wlnze where the fire originated,
This drove the smoke and gas along the
2, lS5 level north into the bullion mine,
and 9 dense volume poured up the shaft,
The fire Is now under control and the
damage is not over hundred dollars.
Three Bullion miners arc missing, John
GIIToCker, William Perry and D. Odondue.
They were at work in the Bullion incline
and were probably sutfocated,
AT BOSTON.
BosroS, July 9.-The Rialt building WAS
damaged by fire TO the extent Of $50, ,0OC.
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warmers Woes as Well n. HIS Opinions.

WASHINGTON; July ain talking over
the results OF the extra session last even.
ing, Gen. Warner, OF Ohio, expressed
great regret because the Senate had re-
fused TO consider the silver question at
this session. He declared that the failure
to do so, and secure veto Of the Warner
bill, will cost the Democratic party in
Ohio at least 10000 votes in the coming
election.
On being asked what he thought Of the
outcome OF the Democratic campaign in
Congress during the session, Gen. Warner
said that he felt pretty well satisfied with
1t, although less had been accomplished
than he had hoped for at the beginning.
He regretted that the Democrats had as
sumed the position which they did, and
which Gen. Garfield had declared to be
revolutionary. Gen. Warner said he
thought Gen. Garfield was right in that
speech, and. that the Democratic position
was indefensible, "But," said he, t.that
position was never assumed by us as q
party, nor even by respectable minority
Of the party"
On being asked why the Democrats had
allowed a few misguided leaders to get the
party into such scrape, Gen. Warner re,
piled: "Well, we thought we would let
them go ahead and see what the President
would do"
He intimated that good many Demo-
Gratis thought the President would back
down after show Of resistance, and that
they were good deal surprised by his un-
expected irmneSS,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
b.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Effect of Germany's Pro-
. tective Tariff
On the Cotton and silk Industries Of
Switzerland.
The Belgian King Receives an Ad-
mOnltory Notice.
The ChlIlans Making Preparations for
an Attack on Lima.
ITALY.


LONDON, July 2.-official reports Of the
Italian harvest say that the rain and In.
undations have rendered the prospects In
the North deplorable. Central Italy prom
ises at least 9 moderately good harvest,
and the South and West tolerable. On
the whole the anticipations are under the
ayefAPa
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oSr OF the questions Of concern now
current at Pittsburgh is, how much lower
wiIIoil go" aEaEL EIAJf 9
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Chicago Cincinnati, Q, Chicago, s;
Cleyeland-Cl Cleveland, 2, Buffalo 1.
syraCqse-stars, 4, Troys, 0.
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80 pistol or dre.cracker shooting win be
allowed in Allegheny city Tomorrow .,