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ACCORDING 10 q report from Hamilton,
Ont, the heirs of Anneke Jams have resolv-
sdOn change OF battle plan. Alta recent
meeting there of one hundred and thirty
Otthe heirs it was determined not to re-
cover the Trinity church property at pres
ent, butto got hold Of the money deposit
elm bank with the government OF Hol.
laad, now amounting to ss3,OoO,O 900 and
accumulatiug at four per cent interest
With the Holland money in hand they
will have established their claim and have
means with which to carry on the fight
iOt the Trinity, or main portion of the es-
tate. The heirs-there are about thous-
and Of thcm-are irreprcssible, and the
kingdom OF Holland is to be commisser-
atel,
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WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The Richmond
&ate, leading Democratic paper of vir-
ginia, says of Ewing's speech:
s"" "But when he got on the green
back and rag money hobbies, and gives
the weight Of his nane to the miserable
catch:words Of the knayes, numbskulls
aud hypocrites about the ruin which
stares us in tho face, the tramps that fll
the land, the idle mills and the unproduc.
tive farms, all Of which is supposed to be
due to the scarcity Of money, and which
can only be remedied by minting billions
Of silver dollars, or covering the land two
feet deep in greenbaCks, nething OF which
is true, we can no longer follow him with
patience and calmness, and are forced TO
reiterate our regrets that Ohio should have
chosen such standard.bearer, and also
to repeat our belief that he will be de.
ieated, and that his defeat will not be a
very serious calamity, even II 1t should
not prove blessing in disguise"
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the Philadelphia
T,tynaph quotes portion OF John Bright's
recent speech on the land question, that
has brought down upon him the anger Of
the peers, and revived recollections of the
wounds he inflicted upon members of the
House in times past, when he was less
conservatives: "lIow many landlords are
there in this House? Out Of t65s members
there are probably 400 Of you who are
landowners; but as regards tenants 1t may
be another question. II 1 had 400 tenant
farmers before me, and asked the question
Of them, what would they say2 They
would say it was necessary tS give them
security for their expenditure Of improve,
ments, which rather think, at one time
her NIsjesty's government wished TO give
them, but which you compelled them tc
90 back from, and which Wppr resistance
would not allow to pass the House,. Thu
honorable member (ohaplinl has opeaet
the door. and 1t cannot be closed until I
full inquiry has been made. You vii
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CHICAGO.
Congressional Labor Committee Inyeatl.
cations.

OnicAao, July SO.-The CongressionaI
Labor Committee spent the forenoon al
the stock yards, and in the afternoon and
evening they heard the views Of some
prominent socialists, James Taylor, au.
thor Of American Currency" and other
books, regarded contraction as the un.
doubted cause Of hard times In this as in
every other nation. He suggested, as a
remedy to depression, that we substitute
national security for private credit.
D. +. s. Perry iron founder, Of Batavia,
considered convict labor one cause OF the
depression. He would have Congress pass
q law requiring convfctmade articles TO
be stamped Convict"
]. I. Morgan, Chairman Of the Socialist
Committee, appointed to voice their views,
denied that the Socialists were an incen.
diary and blood.thirsty lot, as the press
reported them to be. A Socialist was the
man who had studied the problems
OF society with q, view to regulating
and remelying It's ills. Education should
be general not local; there should be ma
tional bureau oflabor statistics; child Ia.
Dor should be abolished, and the eight
hour system be instituted. The Govern.
ment should regulate and run things for
the people at cost. Schilling and McAu-
ILL, noted Socialists, also talked at length.
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Iowa Liquor seIIei. iu Convention,

DEs MONIES, JqlySO SO.-The liquor sellers
OF this State assembled in State Conyen.
ton to-day, with'oyer ono hundred dele.
gates from thirty counties. The resolu.
tions declare for liberal laws, and pledge
all members Of the organization to work
for license men, irrespective Of party ioI
members oil the Legislature. A State or.
ganizatlpn was perfected, constitution
and bylaws adopted, and measures put or
foot to organize subordinate Lodges II
every county in the State.
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Lorillard's Geraldine won the Layant
takes at the Goodwood meeting.


The symptoms are moisture, like pers.
plration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
Mt night, as If pin worms were crawling In
and about the rectum, tho private parts
arc sometimes affected; II allowed to con.
tinue, very serious results may follow.
DIR. SwAYNE's ALL HEALING OINTMENT ia n
pleasant sure cure.
HoMR CUREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms we're
as above described, the use Of Swayne's
Ointment in a short time made perfect
cure.
J; W. CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, 844
N. 2dSt. '
=, T; g. wEYnAS, Halter, s S. 8th St.,
Reader, ii you are suffering from this
Distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch,
Scald Head, Ring Worm, or any Grusty,
Scaly Skin Eruption, use. Swayne's Oint.
ment and be cured. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt OF price (in currency or
8 cent postage stamps), 80 cents a box,
three boxes, 81 25. Address letters, Dr'
Swayne & Son, $50 N. Sixth St, Philadel.
phia. Nocharge for advice. Sold BY lead
ing druggists. MwF&w
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Tho Usual Summation.

Cairo, July So.-John Hogan, County
Constable, shot and killed Charles D. Ar.
ter, ex-chicf Of Police, this evening.
Arter was seated reading a newspaper,
when Hogan approached from behind,
and without word Of warning fred the
fatal shot. He then quietly surrendered
to an. officer, who took him to Jail. Hogan
recently separated from his wife, since
when he appeared very respondent, and
his friends think his mind is unsettled,
Various rumors arc aHoat as 10 his motive,
put Hogan gives no explanation, except
that he thinks the act was iustitiable.
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have to inquire, for example, into the
reason why in this country there arc 80
few owners Of the SOIL"
Then Mr.. Bright proceeded to show
that in England aud Wales 100 persons
own more than 100000 acres, and no
persons own more than a quarter Of the
soil south Of the Tweed. In Scotland the
figures are even more startling, for l9 per-
sons own 4,S48,OOO acres, or nearly one.
quarter Of the whole country. Half Of
the country 100000 acres) is in the pos.
session Of no more than 70 landowners,
while nine.tenths OF Scotland soil is held
by 100 persons, leaving the other tenth
to be divided among over 100000 OF peo.
pie. Nor is the state Of things much bet
ter in Ireland, two.thirds OF that country
being in the hands Of / 1,042 persons, and
tho population of tho latter country being
much larger than that OF Scotland and
more dependant upon agriculture, renders
its condition much worse.
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WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Bruce,
Chairman Of the Freelmen's Bank Invest.
eating Committee, announced to-day that
the examinations of branch institutions
outside Of this city were closed, including
the Atlanta branch. Nothing had been
done to criminate the managers thus far
and he believed the whole blame would
be brought upon the bank officials who
were located in this city, and managed tG
suit themselves. The committee will be
gin the investigation Of the banks affair
in Washington early next week,
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Sleepy Tom, tho Grent I,nccr

Chlcaso Times.
The wonderful performance of the blind
'sidc-wheel" thunderbolt Of Ohio, over
tho Jockey and Trotting Club track, on
Friday, cclipsing all former records by
covering an honest milo in 9:l2l, deserves
more than lhe passing notice which tho
press o. work at the time permitted,
sleepy Tom isabriEht chestnut, l5l hands
high, with an unusually symmetrical do
yelopm,ent. He has good, clean head
small, blood:like ears, small neck and
shoulders, with plenty OF room for III,
breathing apparatus, strong forearm. lonl
par,el' hooped well back, good Hips ant
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

The internal revenue receipts for July
were $780, 600; customs receipts about
Sl3,0OO,00o.
Miss Hugel, aged IS, and sister, aged s,
were drowned yesterday in the St. Law
renee at Brockyille, Canada, while bath
ing.
John Jenkins, q diver, was sutEocated
yesterday at New York while endeavoring
10 recover an anchor at the Battery, the
air.tuhe having burst.
1t is understood that the inaugural
meeting OF the Mississippi River Cothmis.
sion will be held In Washington instead
ofst, Louis, as at first proposed.
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In the past few months there has been moro
than 6oO. 600 bottles Of shloh's Cure s0iJ
Out Of the vast number Of people who Lavc
used i, more than z, 900 cases OF Consumptionn
have been cured. All coughs, Group, astb@"
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence IL h thnt
everybody speaks in It's praise. To tl,osc bs
who have not used i, let us say, ityon have a
cough, or your child the Group, and you value
ne me- don isll 70 tryit. For lame back, siieoT
Sold by Z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall, n
Z, Dwight, 2lth and Cliapllne ST.. TanrS,S,, % =,
Bros. 4 Co, Wheeling; and Husbands 4 I'm. IN.
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.lnre,L ornrlnklng.

IA young friend Of mine was cured Of
an Unsuitable thirst for liquor, that had
so prostrated his system that he was una
BILE TO do any business. He was entirely
cured by the use Of Hop Bitters. It allayed
all that. burning thirst; took away the
appetite ior liquor, made his nerves
steady, and he has remained Q sober and
steady man for more than two years, and
has no desire TO return to his cups, and
know OF number OF others that have
been cured OF drinking by it.p-From .
IeadinR r, r. Official, Chicago, III. Laugh
lin Bros: & co. Wholesale Agents, Wheel
Ing, w, WI
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LOUISVILLE, July SO.-A. Paducah spe.
cial to the COurier-.Iomna! 0ys: Our
neighboring county Of Livingston was the
scene of distressing accident this morn.
ing. Two young sons Of DR.. A. H. S.
Boyd being i'll, their father determined to
give them santomine, but through mis-.
take gave them some poison. In half an
hour they took spasms, and one died in
half an hour and the other in three-Guar.
tiers Of an hour afterward. DR.. Boyd Is
one OF the most respectable citizens OF Liy.
ingston, and tho boys were promising
youths. The santomine will be analyzed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-31

In the current movement all over the
country in behalf Of improvement and re-
form in the public school system, q strong
argument is made on behalf Of having
women represented upon school boards.
When the question is considered there
seems to be no good reason why they
should not, and many why they should.
Curiously enough, the most earnest de-
mand for reform in educational matters,
through the agency OF women, comes from
New England, and more particularly from
Massachusetts, State supposed to have
brought the public school system up to its
highest standard. BUTT would seem that
there, as elsewhere, the discovery has
been made that the yaunted System" is
wretchedly defective in the main purpose
OF free school education, which is to pre-
pare the aggregate Of the pupils for the
practical work Of life, and not to fit them
for college course or to cram them with
matters they cannot assimilate, and never
utilize. The Springfield Republican, a pa
per that keeps the track of the most ad-
vanCed thought upon educational mat
ters at the North, declares in favor of plac-
ing cultivated energetic women upon the
boards OF Massachusetts, "women Of wis.
dom and justice, who will be willing and
able to fight for their own views, who will
let alone all that has been well and wisely
established, and pull down where there is
need for reform" The average woman, it
says, knows far more about her children
their needs and their capacities, : than
the average man does. She certainly
knows her sons better up to the age OF 10;
and her daughters she knows better al.
ways. Men "have always managed the
schools with an undue regard for tho mas.
Culine element; women have always been
subordinate; but now tho time has come
for them to take their full share in this
duty, with the sense Of responsibility and
keen perception which most women show
when called TO the administration OF pub
lie affairs"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-31

DunuouE, IA, July SO.-The HralI's cor.
respondent at Centre Point telegraphs thai
the cholera epidemic, as the local physi
clans call it, is still on the increase. MOI
less than one hundred cases are now re,
ported in the rural towns and immediate
neighborhood, with fatalities occurring
every hour.
Six deaths were reported at the town o.
Walker, distant only a few miles from the
same disease, which is an indication Of III
epidemic orcontagious character, which /.
truly alarming,
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LONDON, July SO.-The NORTH German
Gazette argues in favorof the proposal that
Germany should buy some islands in the
Southern Pacific, pointing out the posses
sion OF the colony in that distant and busy
ocean, could not fail to appreciably benefit
the German commerce.
A Berlin correspondent says that this
may be taken as an indication, that not.
withstanding the many official disclaimers
there is prospect OF Germany acquiring
some colonies. The North German Ga2eiil
is generally regarded an exponent Of Bis
marks views,
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sAS FRANcIsco, July 3O.-A Victoria
dispatch Says Tie Indians, Just arrived
from Barclay Sound, west coast of Van
couver's Island, report that on last Sunday
q ship in ballast, went ashore during a
heavy fog, ncar Pachona Bay, and became
q total loss. The name Of the shin was not
ascertained. When tho Indians left me
crew were engaged in saving everything
movable. No loss of life reported.
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TIE Democracy Of the Third District
would seem to be in sore straits. With the
organ in this city declaring that the mass
Of the party in the State is in full sympa,
thy with what are called soft money no
tons, and with the gentleman, whom the
said organ admiringly calls the Great
Cireenbacker, laundering at its gates, the
Third District Democrats are in the sit
nation which Congressman Wilson used
tOdescribe, Us being between the devil and
the deep sea.
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WENT AsTRAY
Ry speeuIntlnr In slocks.

LAWRENCE, MASS, July SO.-Prescott G.
pillsbury, Cashier OF the Lawrence Ma
tional Bank, is defaultcr to the amount
ofsG4,OOO. Pillsbury took the banks funds
to speculate in mining stocks aud lost,
The stocks which he held and turned over
to the bank are worth about $4,000,
making the loss to the bank $S4,0O0. A
warrant has been issued for the arrest o.
Plllsbury, who is not now here. The stock
holders made good the amount Of deficit
Pillsbury surrendered himself this after
noon, and was committed to Jail in de-
fault OF $20, 600 bail.
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Those complaining of sorc throat, Loarse.
ness, coughs or taking their death q colIn
should use Browns Bronchial TrocIesu
Their efficacy is wonderful. The genuine Iss
John l. Brown & Sons, Boston, ? on caCh b1Y ,,'
and Is sold by Logan, List 4 Co. and eysry eI,,
druggist only In boxes, at % cents. Beware
OF worthless limitations ""''
Browns Comphomted Dentritrica possesses
The best ingredients for preserving and bea,I.
trying the teeth. Price 25c, large boltles
MREAnnW .''
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A SINGULAR statement Is that reported
N have been made by Professor Chandler,
ottbe New York City Board Of Health, to
the effect that more deaths occurred in
ycw York State last year from scarlet,
,bap occurred in the South during the
same period from yellow fever, and yet
recent fatalities in our midst give an Np-
pear.pce Of probability to the statement.
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Gladstone nnd dough on Beer.

Giadsiohe anu Soush on heeF.
Brooklyn Eagle.
In contrast with the extreme and fanat-
cal opinions Of Mr.. Cough are the well
weighed and judicious views of Mr.. Glad
stone. Having beenrecently requested to
speak at meeting convened for the pur-
pose of closing the public houses, he re-
piled that he thought the early closing ol
the beer houses had already proved a
great evil; that the mechanic, unable TO
got his beer at a late hour, when tired out
with work, had recourse TO drugs OF IN
injurious kind, and that he believed beer
was a proper, as 1t had always been a ma
tional drink.
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Tronbls Among Mnrn,nns.

SALT LAKE, July SO.-In the case OF
Cannon, Darlington and Young, exech.
Of the Brigham Young estate, and John
Taylor, President OF Mormon Church, be.
fore Judge Boreman to-day for contempt
in not turning the property over to re.
ceiver, orders the executors to pay into
court $l42, 900 cash, and that John Taylor
pay $500, 900 cash and the stocks illegally
received by him, and TO be imprisoned
until paid. The order for imprisonment
was suspended until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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81. LOUIS, Mo-, July SOL. P. Krleger,
ST., President Of the defunct Broadway
Savings Bank, was arrested on q charge Of
embezzlement In connection with the al.
legged frauds committed by the officers OF
that institution. He gave bonds and was
released.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Bashl- -sazouks pllIagIng Bulga.
rian Territory.
Tewfk Granted Full Powers to Con.
clude Treaties.
Germany About to Grasp for South
ernPacific Islands.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, July SO.-In the House Of Com.
mons Last night the Government re.intro.
duced the bill to enable banks 10 limit
the liability Of shareholders TO twice the
amount Of their paid up capital, which
was talked out last week. The bill as re-
introduced applies to Scotland and Ire.
land as well as to England. The objections
OF the Scotch members are thus appeased,
and the bill was read second time.
The Government expects to proroeue
Parliament on the 10Th Of August.
The masons on strike at Bristol have
yielded.
dered ready for six months continuous
service, with view Of bringing home the
troops from South Africa,
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The ohio Code contract settIe,l

coLuxDus, o., July SO.-The Supreme
Court, this afternoon, in the code printing
matter, sustained the dcmurrers to the
petition and refused peremptory writ Of
mandamus. This ends the case in favor
ot the, commission which let the contract
to Derby y Co., and Is a virtual decision
that the bids Of the Transcript Company
and OF Peter g. Thompson were not In
conformity with the law.
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TEwF1K GRANTED rUIL powERs.

Alta Cabinet meeting last evening It was
resolved to adopt the notifications do.
manded by the British and French embas.
sadors to Turkey In the firman OF the invest
iture otTewfk Pasha as Khedive OF Egypt.
This restores TO the Khedive all the priv.
leges enjoyed by Ismail Pasha under the
tirman Of 1873, without any reservation Of
right TO conclude treaties.
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London Truth, July II.
at the French Bazaar in the Albert
Hall a lady was dispensing tea. A solemn
gentleman approached and asked the price
Of a cip. zone shilling" replied the lady,
and he put down a shilling. Before hand.
ing him the cup tho lady raised it to her
lips, and observed that the price was now
q sovereign. The solmn gentleman grave
ly replaced his shilling with q sovereign,
and said, "Be good enough to give INC Q
clean cup"
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MsNpuls, July So.-Frank Beamish, q
printer, was shot this afternoon by @. B.
Hammer The wound is not serious.
Beamish had reported his kissing an aunt
Of Hammer, which he refused 10 contra.
dict, and which caused Hammer to shoot
him. Hammer was arrested,
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THERE is considerable dissatisfaction
manifested among our State exchanges
over the reports telegraphed abroad con-
cerning criminal occurrences, riots and
mob law intlictions transpiring in this
Commonwealth. The best way to stop the
grievance would be to stop the transac-
tons which furnish basis Tor these in
furious reports. II the people Of several
sections of the State would turn their at
tention to securing proper prosecutors and
compel the enforcement of the laws, in
stead OF taking the punishment Of alleged
offences into their own hands, we should
have less unfavorable advertising abroad.
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Mn, FOSTER. in his race for Congress last
,s,r. gained 2,92l on the Tilden vote in
Il. @ Congressional district, Gen. Ewing,
n nj bis district, fell sos behind the Tilde1
so,e. =, In the two districts the Democrats
.nlrsreI loss Of 1859 votes through the
nonularity Of Foster and the distrust Of
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SHOULD the i'll fortune of investments
nude by citizens of this State in Ohio
stock enterprises continue, and tho pres
ent law Of that State, making stockholders
liable to twice the amount oftheir stock,
remain unchanged, it will have an un-
doubted tendency to confine Investments
otour people, ofthis character, to this side
Of the river. We notice that the solvent
stockholders o. the Bellaire Implement
Works are likely to be called upon to bear
adouble burden Of its losses, and with the
AIingo Furnace disaster fresh in memory,
it would be a difficult matter just now to
enlist much capital from this State in new
Ohio stock companies.
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The greatest boon to Children teethinr and
for curing Wind Collie, Diarrhua and other
lis peculiar to children, Is the renowned Mn,
WtnSlow's Soothing Syrup, safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price
Is cents. ''
Browns Vermifuge Comllts, for expellinr
worms. arc the most unfailing and pleasant
confection in the world. Price 25cents. For
sIle by Logan, List Co., and by all druggists
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WE have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, dlphtheria, canktr mouth, and head,
ache. inshiloh's Catarrli Remedy. A nasal lin IN.
jecto9r free with each bottle. Uss It II Won do.
sire health and sweet breath. Price 80 cents,
!, sold BY y; Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; 6,
=; R.d1 dwight, Nth Ii and Chapltne stA; 1.augiln
skip. Bellaire. 'Sra'es wWSEsa1 ~ W.