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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.


Bro Rn'A island ~ summer RESORT
Raising Cargo Of Hrlek-The Aen q
Glass Works.
sssubeIVIIO Gazette Of yesterday.
A party Of young folks from Washing
ton, Pa, are going into campupat Brown 8
Island next week, where they expect to
be Joined by friends from Wheeling, Clays.
vile, Midway and also from this city.
Browns Island Is becoming somewhat
famous as summer encaInpment, and
with little expense could be made most
delightful resort for summer excursionists,
Captain Householder, OF New Cumber.
land, arrived on the 9 o'clock tram from
Mound City, where he has been engaged
LOT the last month or so In raising the fire.
prick cut down by the ice at that point
last winter. He succeeded in transferring
nearly all the brick from the sunken boat
mo barge, when the river rose and
stopped further work. The Captain states
that the crops Of oil kinds look splendid
through the parts OF Indiana and Illinois
where he Travelled. The weather was in.
tensely hot at Mound City and Cairo when
he left, standing l04o In the shade,
We were informed this morning by one
Of the managers that tho Acme Glass
Works will start up oil Monday next, II
the preparations that are being made tend.
ing to that end can be completed in time.
The one story portion Of the works facing
on Franklin avenue is being raised two
stories, the idea being to get more room
Tor packing, &c. The roof was elevated
successfully with hydraulic jacks.
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RaiIroad Pooling Arrangemcnt.

sr. LOUIS, July 9.-The decision of the
arbitrators in regard to-the percentages Of
the roads in the eastern live stock pool
was received to-day. The arbitration Is in
regard TO the division OF tonnage. The
apportionment is Vandalia 22 per cent.
indianapolis & st. Louis % per cent.
per cent; Ohio & Mississippi IL per cent,
Isaac H. Knox Is made Commissioner.
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The other starters were Dick Taylor,
Dick Wright, Romance and Dictator. Elsie
Good. The favorite was sent from the
track before the first heat, and her owner,
James Wilson, Of Nashville, Ind, was ex.
PEELED from all the tracks, It is alleged on
account OF bad language used when fined
for disobedience in starting contrary to
the instructions Of the Judges.
In trotting off yesterdays unfinished
races the 2:20 class was won by Boneset.
ter, who took the fourth heat and the
race in ?:%! Mazemonie, second Thom.
as, third. The third heat resulted: Thorn.
as first, Doty second. Lucille third, Maze.
monte fourth and Bonesetter fifth; time,
2:23i.
The unfinished ESQ race was won by
Won Arniln, who took the fourth heat in
2:?5l; Kentucky Girl second and McCur.
dy's Hambletonian third.
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ToRRTD TORTURE.
Old Sol BroillnE the Mound city Poop

Old Sol BrOillnE the Mound City People.
ST. LOUIS, July 0.-The weather has
been intensely hot and sultry to-day,
the mercury ranging as high as 90 in the
shade. Six cases OF sunstroke were treat.
ed at the city dispensary and four others
resulted fatally. The latter were August
Malcher, Julia Nugent, Herman Huss and
Edward Thompron. The fear oil a repeti.
ton OF last summers experiences is making
the people very cautions.
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Prince yIcroR NAPOLEON, the seven
teen.year-old son Of Prince Jerome, and
the new heir to the Bonapartist idea, is
rather tall, handsome and straight as a
dart; dark in hair, cheek and eye; and in
temper and Temperament: true Corsican-
Italian. His features are regular, his hair
is trained over his brow and cropped,
and he has his mothers mouth, though
not the peculiar nose OF the House Of
Savoy. He is said to he thorough Ma
poleon in looks, in character and in a Ger.
tain fiery impetuosity Of temper.
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- VuEIWuH 1'tVHV TN u 'UutueFH VHutNHs .
ATLANTA, Ga, July GA curious scene
was witnessed at the Presbyterian Church
in Decatur on Sunday. A negro woman
applied for admission to the church. She
was called to the altar and underwent an
examination. This was satisfactorily con.
cluded. and she was then regularly re-
ceived into the church, and, as It was com.
munion Sunday, she was invited to par.
take of the service, and did so. Senator
John B. Gordon aud Congressman
Chandler were among the members who
took communion with her. The affair
caused some talk, but was generally ap-
proved.
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SOME cf our Jewish brethren seem dis.
posed to agttate the question Of Sunday
observance instead Of Saturday in their
general convention at New York. The
time has not come for such movement to
meet with general favor among them, but
iii one OF the things that will assume
great Importance hereafter. This is an
age Of radical change and innovation, and
the complete uniiication Of the Jews and
'ieutiles is altogether probable at some
distant day.
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A workmen's Co.Operatixo ,,,.

New foRE, July "a workinsmen's
cooperative club has been formed in this
city for the purpose Of assisting the Coon.
eratiye Colony Aid Association lStely
formed. The object Of the association 4
70 bring about colonization movement Of
workingmen out Of employment.
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rnE Democracy charge Mr.. Foster with
the heinous crime OF being banker. On
the other hand, their candidate is a bank
rupt who seeks to retrieve his own mis-
fortunes through financial scheme more
absurd than John Laws Mississippi bub.
liz
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spanish Ore for PITTSBURGH,

NEw YoRE, July 9.-Two English
steamers have just discharged over S,5OC
tons of Spanish ore from Gijon, at Hobo
ken. They receive two dollars and hall
freight per ton, which is thought bettel
than receiving no freight at all on ballast
and paying to discharge II when here
The ore is for Pittsburgh.
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lTHEilawwhich requires that os.U MON
soldiers and sailors shall be given The first
consideration in miEinsappoiGtinehts IN.
der tho Government, other things being
equal, having long beeli dead letter, the
following circular has been issued by
Secretary Sherman Is collectors OF Gus.
toms aud Internal Revenue, assistant
treasurers and other principal officers Of
the Treasury Department; ..,
thereafter when submitting nomiha.
tons for appointment to subordinate posi-.
tons under your direction yon will state,
In addition 10 other information now re-
quired, the service Of tile nominee in the
Union army or navy during the Rebellion.
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The Atlanta CortitutiOn says the Demo.
ctsis have, for three successive campaigns,
sought New York for the head Of the
ticket, and got cleaned out every time, and
thinks it about time to look for better luck
somewhere else.
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Hon JoHX H. ATKINSON, Of Hancock
County, was in town yesterday. He says
that crops up that way, with the excep-
ton Of potatoes, are turning out tOlerably
we'll. The potatoes up there do not look
as well as the crop down this way. A
small insect in the shape Of a plant louse
is doing good deal Of harm.
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DAYTON, o, July 0.-Thomas G. Kidd, a
prominent attorney Of Dayton and mem.
Der OF the City Council, mysteriously dis.
appeared on Monday morning. He left
his home without giving any previous In
timation to his vile and family, and 1t is
feared that he has become deranged
through financial TROUBLES, A wide search
Is being made by his friends, with whom
he Is very popular, and who would readily
lend their aid to help him in any business
difficulties.
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SWITZERLAND.
TIIE sT. GorlIARp rrNNrL

LONDON, July O.-The Standards Paris
correspondent says: The Swiss Govern
ment has paid three million francs to the
St. Gothard Tunnel Company, which has
been hitherto withheld on account OF the
terms OF the contract not being observed.
The tunnel will be completed in few
months.
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PORTLAND, ME., July O.-At a meeting
OF the creditors of the Dennison Paper
Manufacturing Company, at Mechanics
Falls to-day, statement showed the com.
pany owing direct liabilities unsecured.
$26l 600; secured, $4,000. Contingent
on endorsements, SOS, 900; assets Of mills
and machinery at Mechanics Falls sub.
ject to mortgage, $1,000 personal prop
erty and real estate unencumbered, sol 900,
Doubtful assets, $4,000.
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GERMANY,
THE DUTY on GRAIN.

BERLIN, July 9.-The adoption Of the
increased duties upon grain and cattle,
strongly demanded by the agricultural
interest and supported by Bismarck seems
to be assured, the compromise having
been effected with the protectionist man.
niarturerS
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Cleveland Herald. .r g.t
Our esteemed contemporaries outside Of
the State persist in announcing the Ohio
election for October 9Th, and the Tribune
Almanac puts it at the Tuesday after the
first Monday in November. Both state:
rnents are wrong. The Constitution ot
Ohio orders the State election for the
second Tuesday Of October, and the
second Tuesday this year falls on the l4th'
Hence the Ohio election will be on octo-
her 1IIh
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The Ship Bearing the Body of the
Prince Imperial
Sighted Of Eddystone Light
House.
Arrangements Made for the Funeral.
The St. GOthard Tunnel Nearing
Completion.
nrit;oh uo,o,o,t, 4. c.,,L Ae.,..
Arrangements Made for the Funsrl
British Movements in South Africa
ENGLAND.


LONDON, July .. The House Of Com.
mons last night despite some objections
by the Government voted 10 to SO in favor
Of the establishment OF the Department
Of Agriculture and Commerce under q
special Cabinet Minister.
In the House Of Lords the Irish Uni.
yersity bill was read a second time. Lord
Cairns while opposing the direct endow.
ment OF denomination, institutional point.
ed out that the University OF London re.
ceived some thousands yearly for the pur.
pose Of rewarding those who pass ex.
animation, which Is open to all comers.
He said he was sure II the Senate OF the
proposed Irish University were 10 come 10
Parliament and say, that in order to ad.
vance education, Ii would be advisable TO
offer exhibitions and rewards, no oh.
lection would be taken on denominations
grounds.
The Times considers that this is q plain in.
timation to the Catholics to get their Uni
yersity first, and ask for money afterwards.
This opens q prospect OF settlement OF
the University question on the lines Of
the intermediate education act passed last
wear,
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The Sunday Law In YIr.Ia,.

RICHMOND, Va, July O.-In the Hust.
ings Court to-day two leading barkeepers
Of this city, indicted for violating the Sun
day liquor law, were fined two hundred
and hlty dollars each, and three others
one hundred dollars each.
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GES. EWING is now supported by Ohio
Democratic newspapers which, by a gen.
rral order in 1884, he excluded from the
lines Of the army on account Of their
reasonable sentiments. However, that's
all right.
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VIZ are sorry to sec SO many gayly at
tired brides summing themselves Of an
evening on boarding house stoops. Give
your wife home, young man, II It is only
q couple Of rooms. A boarding house is
the foster.mother Of idleness, gossip and
discontent-N. y. Commercial AdrertiStr.
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The crops in the Northwest,

CHICAGO, July 0. Reports from miscel.
lapeous points in Minnesota and WisCon,
sin convey the assurance that the heavy
rains Of Sunday and Monday have not 70.
suited in serious general damage to the
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The Cumberland TI,,,... 1-

CUMBERLAND, Nh, July 0.-september
18th was fixed to-day as the date for hold.
ing the proposed reunion Of old soldiers
and for the sham battle in this CITY. II IL
designed 70 make 1t an extensive affair
and the indications are 1t will be a success
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TnS cooperative glass factory at Beaver
Falls IS in full operation, turning outa fine
grade Of glassware, with very encouraging
prospects OF success.
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TnR MolTet bell.punch and a dog tax are
,he methods proposed In Georgia to raise
money for the support Of public schools.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE oBSEQUIEs OF TIE
FRINGE IMPERIAL.

The following are the official arrange.
ments so far made for the Princes funeral: :
The Enchantress will reach the ROYAL
Arsenal at Woolwich between 5 and
7 o'clock Friday evening. The coffin will
be carried ashore by seamen to an isolated
octagonal dome.rooted structure, used as
an arsenal by the Kent Rifle Volunteers.
The interior Of the building, which is only
90 feet in diameter, will be draped in black.
The coffin will be opened Immediately
when it arrives here, and the corpse
formally identified. There will be lew
watchmen. Sentries will remain in the
armory all night, with strong guard OF
honor OF the royal artillery outside. At
about $3.50 Saturday morning the coffin
will be placed on gun carriage drawn by
eight horses, and conveyed to Chiselhurst,
escorted by the royal horse artillery,
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@LEr US be charitable" says a fair.
minded Virginia writer cater oil, the
men who fought for the Union may have
thought they were doing right-Bg6al0
Express.
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A PLEASANT aud cheerful room is essen.
tial To- the health Of the baby, and the
usual pains and ills Of the young ones soon
vanish after the use Of DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Price 25 cents.
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A splendid wheat Crop IN Illinois.

CHICAGO, July s.-Reports from all sec
tons Of Illinois indicate that the winter
wheat crop will be the largest ever raised
in the Stale. ".
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TnR drift Of public opinion to-day Is de-
ciledIy towards John Sherman for the Re-
publican Presidential nomination in 1880.
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BeIIaIre,

Aparty Of fishermen went from here up
Wheeling creek Tuesday as far as north Of
St. Clairsville.
Mrs. Rev. Rambo is enjoying herself on
the shores Of Lake Michigan, where she is
visiting her mother.
There was no quorum Of the Benevolent
Society, at the NJ. E. Church, Wednesday
afternoon. Cases requiring the aid OF this
society are not so numerous at this season
Of the year as during the winter, but the
society still finds something 10 do.
MIR. Castor Is still under the doctor's
care and was not able to ba at PRAYER
meeting Wednesday evening.
Squire Higeleyman seems not to be the
only one in this part OF the country who
likes 10 60 over the country in his own
conveyance. Mr. Woodbridge, father of
the Doctor, and Miss Anderson, Of Mariet-
ia, drove from that place TO Bellaire in
carriage.
There seems 10 be more deaths than
common among the young children in
town. One was buried from Rose Hill
tuesday afternoon. and another from
Gravel Hill Wednesday.
PtShS party VI IOuTLeen young ladies'
and four young gentlemen went In a
wagon out the National Road beyond
Bridgeport Wednesday, and spent the day
in the woods.
The Odd Fellows and their friends had A
pleasant supper at their hall Tuesday
evening. The ice cream especially was
enjoyed, as the weather was 80 warm.
Egbert F. Cleave, an ex-Protestant min.
ister, will tell, in free lecture at CITY
Hall Thursday evening, how he became q
Catholic. ROE
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TIE Street Railway Company has de-
r.red dividend Of 8 per cent for the
last six months,
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THE TURF.


Louisville, June 0.-There was good
weather and fine trotting at the course OF
the Kentucky Trotting Club to-day.
The first event, $50 class, four purses,
had eleven starters, and resulted as fol.
lows:
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MEMPHIS, July o.-Two deaths from sun
stroke occurred here to-day. Thomas
Collins. a porter OF NJ. Gauf 4 Co, and
Ihos. Clark, a nightwatchman.
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yArls rule firm in the Chicago market
at s99j rates.
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THE CA1moLIc CHURCH IN AMERICA
The Measures OF the Propaganda IL
''-' Rome ConeernIng u.

ST. LOUIS, July 9.-The America, a Ger
man daily published in this city, will to.
morrow contain the latest document Of the
Propaganda in Rome concerning the or
ganization Of the Catholic Church In the
United States. This document, the gen
uineness Of which is vouched for by proml'
nent Western Bishops, declares;
First-That the instructions Of July 20,
1878, do not apply to the transfer Of priests
from one congregation 10 another, the de.
cree OF the Second Council Of Baltimore
remainingtntact. In this respect Bishops,
II Is true, shall take care not to transfer
priests against their will from one mis-
sion TO another without grave cause, but
only in case OF the final deposition OF a
rector from office, Is previous consultation
oil newly created council obligatory.
Second-That even II an election OF new
counsellors or judges is done in the Syn.
cd, the election Of the same properly be-
longs to the Bishop, and the vote oi the
Synod Is merely consultative. II the eleC.
ton is done In the Synod, 1t belongs abso.
lutely to the Bishop; bnt il the choice
Is made to fill vacancies, It is becoming
that the Bishop should first hear the vote
Of the remaining counsellors,
Third-That the vote OF new counsels
Is always consultative, the definite deci.
sion being reserved to the Bishop; but
the vote and opinion OF counsellors must
always be inserted in the proceedings.
Fourth-That by the instructions Of the
prOpapanda of ,JNly 20. 1873. tho extra.
ordinary power Of the Bishop to suspend
a Priest by reason Of very important cause
and urgent necessity Is not interiered
with. 1t is lawful for any rector to bring
before the Council another Priest, subject
to the approval Of the Bishop, either as
his assistant or attorney.
This document is signed by Cardinal
Simeoni, Perfect OF Propaganda, and ].
B. Agnozzi, Secretary Of the same con-
gregation.
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TIE AMEeICAN nEnREWs.
The second Days Proceedings OF the
conVentIon-COlIege and Seminary En-
teFprlseS. "

Ine second Days proceedings OF tue
COnVentI0n-C college and Seminary En-
terprlses.
NEw YoRE, July 9.-The second days
session Of the Hebrew National Conyen'
ton opened this morning, Chairman
Hackenburgh presiding. Afterprayer Rev.
D. Lowenthal presented a report in refer.
ence TO Hebrew Union College. Rev.
DR.. Sonnenschein brought forward the
subject Of liberalism in colleges. He
wanted Hopkins College, Of Baltimore,
which he characterized as one Of the most
liberal institutions Of learning in the land,
included In the list OF colleges. DR.. Low.
enthal spoke against It and the commit.
tees report was adopted as presented.
A letter from Horatio Seymour was
read on the subject OF agriculture, recon.
mending the Israelites acquainted with
the arts Of husbandry 10 leave the crowd.
ed cities for the fertile fields Of the West.
DR.. Adolph Huebasch, Of New York,
addressed the Convention on the subject.
Of training and education OF Rabbis. This
was followed by a discussion on the re-
port regarding the observance OF the Sab.
bath.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The special committee reported thatit
was inexpedient now to establish a fe.
male seminary for want ofsutticient funds,
10 which DR.. Lowenthal offered IN amend.
ment that a committee be appointed TO
consider the advisability OF establishing
two self-sustaining schools, one for boys
and one for girls, under the sanction Of
the Council, to report at the next yearly
meeting. The report as amended was
adopted.
The report OF tho Committee on Circuit
Preaching was adopted, excepting the SER
vices ofvolunteer ministers to deliver nd.
dresses to organize schools in cities and
towns where communities arc not strong
enough to maintain schools without aid
also that an agent be designated to visit
the cities to which ministers are not
assigned.
Alter some discussion, the report Of the
special committee relative to the opening
OF avenues for the employment and resi-.
dence Of Israelites in the agricultural dis
tricts Of the country, was made the special
order for tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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A CONSERVATIVE BANQUET.

LONDON, July 9.-Lord Salisbury, in a
speech at banquet given to the Conser-
vative members Of Parliament for the city
Of London, said the stipulations OF the
Berlin treaty had been carried out and
the frontier OF India had been secured by
the Afghan war. Positions in the Medit.
erranean, he said, must be held By the
Turks for the sake Of the peace OF Europe.
The British government had done all 1t
could do for Turkey and the peace Of the
world. Lord Salisbury added that Eng.
land must always be prepared for war,
owing to the armaments maintained by
other nations,
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The second race, 2:23 class, had eleven
starters, and after four heats had been
trotted, was postponed until tomorrow.
The following is the summary:
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on,s1 Nos. rs and "a Eour'ssnth street.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Society.

TrrrlS, O., July 9.-The eighth annual
Convention of the Catholic Catholic Total
Abstinence Union, Of Ohio, met here to-
day. About fifty delegates were present,
representing ten societies. The following
officers were elected: President, ]. F.
Gallagher, Of Cleveland; Vice Presidents,
Rev. ". J. Fitzgerald, Of Cleveland; Rev.
W. II, Sidney, OF Springfield; Rev. T. ].
Lane, Of Athens. Secretary, Daniel Boyle,
Of Springfield. Treasurer, VIM. A. Man.
ming, Of Cleveland. Adjourned to meet at
Belliontaine on the fourth Wednesday in
july, 1880.