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CHEYENNE, Wy, August "a specia
from Laramie City to the Leader says: a
man named. A. @. Angelo was found dead
beside the Union Pacific track, this morn
ing, by the section hands, who had been
run over by the cars and ended his lie by
shooting himself through the heart. The
man is probably st. Aubrey o. Angelo,
correspondent OF the Liverpool Courier
who was with Prince Napoleon in Zula'
land, when the latter was killed. Angelo
has been writing up the West for his
paper and left Cheyenne yesterday fol
Yellowstone Park to join Secretary
Schurz's party,
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ATLANTA, August 5.-state Convention
reassembled this morning. The excite
ment is very great. Rules for balloting
were adopted, and the Convention is pre-
pairing to ballot for Governor. No one is
to be voted for unless nominated by dele
gates, and two.thirds are required for q
choice.
CoIquitt, Hardemon, Gartrell and Lester
were put in nomination.
Nine ballots for Governor were taken.
On the last ballot the vote stood: Colquitt,
200; Lester, B9; Hardeman, So; Gartrell,
Is and Warner 8. 1t requires 2S5 votes to
secure nomination. The convention ad.
iourned till tomorrow.
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MEMpnIs, August 5.-The election for
county officers to-day resulted in victory
for the Democrats. The vote Of the city Is
$500. P. R. Athey, the Democratic nomi'
nee for Sheriff, received 5000; Ed. Shaw,
colored, Republican, $500; John Powell,
Greenbacker 500. Full returns from the
county are not yet received, but the above
figures will not be materially changed
Judge L. B. Harrigan, candidate iol
Criminal Court Judge, was on both the
Democratic and Republican tickets-hii
majority is not less than 5000; saluteI
are being fred in honor Of the victory.
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NORTH CARoLINA.
Republican Majority In the State-wiil
IL be Counted.

Republican Majority In the state-wiii
IL be Counted.
WASHINGTON, August 5.-A member OF
the Executive Committee Of the Repub.
lican State Convention OF North Carolina
passed through here yesterday en- route for
New York to attend the meeting of the
National Committee to-day. He says
the Republicans have large majority in
North Carolina, and will in all probability
carry the State. They are sure to II Indi-
ana should go Republican, as that would
bring out many timid voters who will not
suffer the ignominy attached to voting the
Republican ticket il there is considered
any chance to lose. The Democratic
leaders areso abusive, and indulge in such
yituperation that the masses are encour-
aged to almost any extremity in order to
deter men from voting for the Republican
candidates. Public meetings cannot be
held as a rule, because Democratic
rouphs, mostly old Confederate soldiers,
appear armed and create a dis.
turbance. The majority OF the postmasters
cannot be trusted to deliver documents,
and this work has to be done by canvass
ers. II sent through the postottice to Re.
publicans they will in many cases simply
Be piled up and preserved. There are
white voters enough, this gentleman
thinks, to exercise surveillance over the
ballot boxes and see a fair count in most
cases, II the majority Is as large as it ought
to be. The Republicans there cannot un'
derstand why the government will allow
such glaring abuses at elections In the
South, and the Democrats are emboldened
nv il and have no respect for Federal au
thority. He says they have faith alter oil
that Hancock would never be allowed Z
take his seat II his election depended upor
the electoral vote OF such States as Miss
issippi, Alabama, and South Carolina, tina
are known to be Republican when fai
vote Is allowed.
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Catholic temperance ConventIon.

SCRANTON, Pa, August 5.-The Catholic
Temperance Convention OF the United
States adopted recommendation to the
Emigration Committee to establish agents
in all seaports, to aid emigrants with
Father Bouillet, OF the Indian Commits
sion started by Mrs. General Sherman,
made an address to the Society, asking CO.
operation in forwarding temperance, edu'
cation, industry and Catholicity among
The convention and local societies had
parade to-day.
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DErAULrIXG BANK rRESIDENr,
After n Three Years Hide Arrested In
New York,

DENVER, COL, August 5.-United States
Marshal Wilcox arrived from New York
tonight with W. II. Cushman, the de-
faulting President Of the First National
Bank OF Georgetown. The bank failed in
1877, and an investigation disclosed tie
fact that Cushman had embezzled the
funds OF the institution. He was indicted
by the U. S. grand jury, but suddenly dis.
appeared aud has been at large until a
week ago, when Marshal Wilcox arrested
him at New York. His whereabouts has
been secret during three years, but no
efforts were made to secure his arrest. II
Is said that he is now desirous Of clearing
up the matter and that his arrest was made
at his own request, Influential parties
have given bail in the sum OF 5000
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FRANCE.

PARIS August 5.-M. Maynard, editor
of the Figaro, commenting on the result
OF the election for Councils General, says
that two courses are left to the Conserva'
tiyes, either to accept isolation and exclu.
sion from political life, or to renounce
their daily diminishing hopes, recognize
the accomplished facts and firm Conserva'
tive party, which cannot be charged with
partiality to the republic.
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CHICAGO, August 5.-About Eve hun.
dred men employed in shoe manufactur.
ing in this city are on strike for higher
wages. The employers say that convict
labor has seriously injured the market
and profits would not justify an increase
Of wages.
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Lockwood wIthdraws for Harmony's

CLEVELAND. August &C. Lockwood,
congressional candidate for the boiling Re.
publicans, will publish tomorrow morn.
Ing letter In answ er to communication
from the County Republican Committee,
requesting him to withdraw, in which he
recalls his acceptance OF the nomination,
feeling the Importance Of harmony In the
party. Three Of the leading boilers will
publish letters approving his course,
What other boilers will do Is undeter.
,ninal
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BmDoEroRT, CT, August 5-The engine
and baggage car of the through passenger
train, last night, on the Housatopic road,
were thrown from the track by a bull and
badly wrecked. The engineer, George
Bowers, and the express messenger, Abe
Tucker. were severely injured, and ira
Horsiord, fireman, slightly hurt. The
passengers were badly shaken up.
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APGHANIsTAN.

LONDON, August 5.-The Times says:
Abdurrahman Kahn is undoubtedly pleas.
ed that his most serious rival, Ayoob
Khan, has been weakened by battle, and
has incurred the vengeance Of the British.
He sees now that Ayoob Khan has not
the slightest chance OF being allowed to
oust him from the throne.
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COLONEL THOMAS b. SWAN, OF Charleston,
VaI Virginia, in a letter declining to run
H Congress in the Third district, very
sHtly ays;
! shlll give to the nominees Of tho
Nt1go Convention cordial support. l
'eicnlle in General Hancock distin-
EsA Cd public servant Of great worth at
at had Of tho American Mob. II the
wItl question OF National supremacy
aJN Slrt sovereignty is not settled when
atSutes holding these views are again
sVsg, We may look for return to arms.
NRry, seeking TO impose those views
HNnths public mind, after the judgment
d dAppOmatox, is a sale depository OF
PES ior the American people. We must
hN peace to have National security. We
1HnOt have either 80 long as a large and
N'PtetAble part Of the people cherish and
"a enforce these revolutionary views.
Nc must be all Nationality or all State
S9w.elgnty, as taught in the resolutions
= aud 20, II the questions are not
s'lsd and the ground Is still debatable,
Ne results that flow from the controversy
ny At any time, and will at some time,
Sln 4 lead 10 an appeal to arms, because
leis Hno other tribunal that can In our
"Skm settle 30 delicate q question"
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CIScISH ATT, August ga Flemings
burg, Kentucky, special reports the shoot
ing fatally Of Perry Jobbleson. at Mays
lick, on the third OF August, by two ne
groes and the subsequently nching OF tn
negroes. No further particulars.
The same special says an organized band
of Regulators in the northern part o.
Fleming county, have given Charles Mar
shall, defeated candidate for State Senator
twenty days to leave the county. The
same order has been given 10 another
man. Both the ostracised gentlemen are
wealthy. The citizens are greatly ex'
cited.
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PopnIatlon Of ~ I.nniu.

S,r..iL 81 LOUIS August Especial agent
ys1!sI ,,D,s' who has been revising the census
,'s,as ,sn ol l'his city for some time past told
TongS SgSI.er This morning that his labors
,0T aoSd be completed in a very few days
Ton,t @ mat The population OF st. Louis
lSsna,,Gs S,s " about three hundred and forty
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CUNDY-PgILLIPS-On Wednesday, August 4,
1881, In ChrisiA ChuTch, lhilIda phiA BY hty ThOs
PoOiS HutChiRIOn. MT. 4. CUHDY, OF PhIlAdolphia,
and Miss MANY PHILLIrt, OF Whe,llug W. Va.
DUVALl-POS SrER-On ThuTdAy evening. Au-
No. ia Market street, by the Rev Steel Mr. ROBRRr
4. DuvGLL and Mas ROSE A, FosTER, both Of tlIiA
eiy
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Inc NtFktutN bttuOcfhts III u hhu SuHpt.
WASHINGTON, August 5.-Matters get
worse and worse for the Democrats across
the river in Virginia. All efforts to fix
upon acoalition between the discontented
wings OF the Democratic party have thus
far failed. Wade Hampton's appeal TO
them to think what Lee ank Jackson would
do II alive, and not TO allow local striieto
sacrifice the principles for which they
fought, have thus far availed nothing.
The grand meeting at Woodstock to call
tovetber the Democrats OF enandoah VAL
lev was a failure. The speakers did not
come. ri and but few people were on hand.
The meeting was not even called to order,
although II had been advertised, with its
object. for over two weeks. Mahone'G
narty fear thatit they go into the move.
ment they would disorganize their party
and would not be able again to gain the
prestige they would lose by the operation
They had rather allow the National ticke
10 be defeated than lose their grip on tn,
State as they fear they would by fusion.
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HALIFAX, N. s., August 5.-The single
scull race for $500 side between John
Mckay, of this city, and P. Fl. Conley, OF
Portland, Me-, takes place in Bedford
basin, Halifax, next Tuesday. Conley ar
rived by train yesterday with VIM. Spell.
man, the. well known trainer. and will go
into practice at once. His hackers are
Lowell, Mass, men.
The single scull regatta for the cham
pionship OF Halifax Harbor takes place
next Saturday morning. The competitors
are Warren Smith, Anthony Hall, John
Mckay and John Mum.
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NOW 1T GETS FUNNY.

MANSFIELD, O., August 5.-Dr. Tanner
will have occasion to remember Mansfield,
Ohio, in the event OF finally recovering
his usual health. Yesterday the manager
OF the Aultman Taylor Thresher Works,
forwarded to the renowned faster one OF
the celebrated STARVED roosters," accom-:
panied with q poem composed by one oil
our city poets; and to-day the proprietor
OF Browns Flour Mills, anticipating the
necessities OF the close OF the fast, sent the
doctor package OF their choice breakfast
-four, which will arrive at Clarendon Hall
Just In time for the noon lunch, or the
DOCTORS first breakfast.
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
A Review ofthe Market that shows the
Course OF Trade TO be Very Sails.
fnefory

A Review OF the Market that shows the
Course OF Trade TO be Very Sails
factory.
NEW YORK, August 5.-The Journal Of
Commerce has the following comments ON
the dry goods market: The demand has
been light, having been cut short early in
the day by the rain storm and the dark
ness that preceded it. However, through
good attendance OF department buyers
making moderate selections, there has
been very good business for Tuesday.
The movement Of goods has been large,
which means that invisible sales are con-
tinued OF very good proportion, for though
very many buyers constantly report these
purchases as very light, the frequency of
shipments TO their addresses Of such goods
that are not put on memorandum is evil
dence to the contrary, besides showing a
disposition to belittle the volume oil busi-
ness that is being done.
From interior and western markets We
learn that the jobbing trade is progressing
very satisfactorily, and for the month Of
July with different houses showed an in.
crease, varying from 40 per cent to 100 per
cent. over the same mouth last year. These
facts are straws that show the temper oi
the consumptive demand, and promise
well for the future.
In cotton goods there has been nothing
special to note, and though the attend.
ance OF buyers has been very moderate,
agents have been busily occupied in filling
orders, through which the number and
amount Of the bills show a very large
business having been completed.
The movement Of domestics for the
week has been OF very fair proportion, the
reported shipments including 2,246 pack.
ages from this port, 100 packages from
Boston, and 50 packages from other ports,
making for the expired portion OF the
year total OF 70,353 packages, against 95,-
5G4 packages for the same time last y ear;
79,olO packages in 1878, and 1920 pack
ages In 1877.
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REpUBLIoAN GATHERING.
Hnthusiastlc MeetinE-Remarks ofsecre
tRFy Sherman.

tAfy HutFHuAs
NEw YoRk, August 5.-The corridors Of
the Fifth Avenue Hotel were crowded
this morning with Republicans from all
parts Of the country, who are here to at
tend the Conference. From o'clock this
morning General Garfield was beselged
with visitors. On the table,in the Gsner.
ais parlor, was manifcent floral tribute,
with the word "Welcome" interviewer
General Garfield shook hands with each
visitor and had q pleasant word for all
He expressed himself as feeling well, aut
recovered from the fatigue Of yesterday
journey.
Ex-Governor Jewell, Chairman oil th'
Republican National Committee, calleC
the Republican Convention TO order AM
presided. He made brief address ex
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RUsSIA.

LONDON, August 5.-The Standard. St.
Petersburg correspondent telegrarhs that
the Russian Government has decided to
construct ten clippers, FIVE Of which will
be built under contract with Mr.. Barker,
American, in tho United States, aud the
remaining Eve In England or Germany.
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NOBODi HURT,

PARIS, August Sin the duel today be,
tween the editor OF the GauiOi and the
member Of the Chamber OF Deputies for
Chetbourg, on accountoi an article 10 the
GduiOis, two shots were exchanged, but
nnhhdv hnrf
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New YoRK, August 5.-Ariyed: Cali.
iornis, from Glasgow.
LONDON, August 5.-Belgsnland, from
New York; lstriau, from Boston; Ohio,
from Baltimore, arrived out.
lQuRRSsrowX, August 5.-Arriyed: Wis.
consin, from New York.
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fur nee air Of this country has been
,,r,ophi.el in prose aud immOrtalized
n,., bn. no one has yet been bold
,,s,,b to claim that man could subslst on
,Er forty days, diluting the diet with a
:, J,oOs Of water. After all, Tanners
~ NAV be Of incslculable good to the
a,pt,y at large.
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rrr Baroness Burdett.Coutts will lose
M million dollars Of her annual in
gn. BY her marriage with Mr.. Ashmead
Srl.,t. But then she could bury Bart
VI and marry again and still be one Of the
,.t,biest women in the world. The sac
sSyi, not consequential enough to be
r,,thr Of mention.
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Two Rivals Meet aud One shoots nnd
Kills the Other.

RICHMOND, Va, August 5.-Informati
has been received here OF fatal encoun-
ter, in Buckingham county, between j.
W. Davidson and j. W. Franklin, two
young gentlemen, and rival suitors Tor tho
hand OF a young lady In that county.
Davidson was accepted by the lady. They
met each other In tho woods, near Gray's
store, and began quarrellinI. Finally they
fell to blows, when Davidson drew a re-
volver and shot his antagonist, inllicting a
wound from which he died that night.
Davidson is at large
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IN, reduction oil the public debt for the
.,n,i. Of July amounts to s5,576,O5S, So
s','n '.," Republican policy prevails the ex-
W. I. '.si.bmert Of the debt will go on and
.,',.., be saved by payments on the
..,.in,I. ..,, Let the national taxpayers
~, noiice,
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HEAVY RAINS IN AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, August 5.-Torrents Of rain
have fallen the last few days in the north
ern part OF the Provence OF Mahren. The
towns OF Mahrisch, Costran and the sur.
rounding district were flooded. Several
lives were lost,
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-, psppblicans Of BeIlaire will open
4. -. .,mo,jrn down there on Saturday
u .',,', Arrangements have been made
e.. "'.'r r',., meeting on public square, and
!, w. I V,DfOrd is announced as one Of
.t...askara
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p.nnblicans Of the Third Judicial
lGl Ivy S,rs nominated james A. Brown,
sS'''' ',Isn,ed Di lawyer of Kingwood, for
Ei1 1I.I,.,bip, provided for in the pro-
1s 'I's r,.,,intiousl amendments.
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g.. domination Of John Kenna for
j., u. w., ~. riIl give the Third district people
t'aros .. sb,pce Of witnessing the spectacle
''I.5' %,l..r making a splendid run-be-
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ROYAL gxPgCrATION.

LONDON, August 5.-A Madrid dispatch
says: The Court have returned from La
Grange. The birth Of an heir to the
throne is expected about the end Of Au.
unutl
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TaE four candidates who will be before
A.LrnoCratic Congressional Convention
.,bs city on the llth Of August, are now
I,,iy engaged in mObilizing their forces.
E,eh ,ppeSs to be confident OF securing
a. prile but as there can only be one
.pctsIal man the result OF the contest
viii beIaother e1cmplillcation Of enumer-
tins fowls before the process Of incuba.
ion complete.
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IN T,sSEa will enter upon the last day
db,Ea at noon today, and there seems
pkuodoubt that be will get up sutti
s.ut appetite to relish his first dish o.
u,,rmeIou 90 Saturday. The great ques
t,o to be decided when he RECEIVERS is,
yhl will he do about the numerous pro
paLoi marriage that he has received?
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THE SECOND DISTRICT.
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CON
vENTION AT KEYSER.
Judge J. T. Hoke, OF Mineral County
Nominated on the Second Baiiot-
A Large and Enthusiastic
Ratification Meeting
Last Evening.
KEYsRR, W. Va, August 5.

KRYsER, W. Va, August5.
Special Dispatch 10 the IntelgenSer.
The Second District Republican Con-
gressional Convention met here to-day at
II A. NJ. About one hundred delegates
were present. In the absence OF N. n.
Hoffman, Chairman Of the Congressional
Committee, Hon. Thos. R. Carskadon, Of
Mineral county, called the convention to
order and nominated William Dawson
temporary chairman, and Messrs. Butts, Of
Jefferson, and Fague, OF Mineral, secreta.
ries. After the appointment OF the usual
committees, the convention adjourned un-
til after dinner.
| PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
At 2 O'Clock the Convention reassem.
bled and the various committees reported.
Hon. 7. r. Carskadon, was selected as
permanent Chairman, and DR.. Fry, Of
Preston, Hon. A. @. Sherry, OF Grant, and
John Sargent, Of Hampshire, Vice Presi-
dents. ]. B. Butts, Of Jefferson, J. L
Hamilton, OF Marion. and J.J. Hetzel, Of
Morgan, were designated permanent Sec
retaries.
The basis Of voting was fixed at one for
every 25 votes cast for President Hayes,
the total vote being 492, making 247 ne.
cessary to choice.
THE NOMINATIONS.
Nominations for Congress being in Or
der, Mr.. Butts nominated Hon. ]. NJ.
Hagans, OF Monongalia county; W. B.
Wilson, colored delegate from Jefferson
county, nominated Judge 1T. Hoke, of
Mineral; Mr.. Flick, Of Berkeley nomina-
ted Gen. G. W. Brown, of Taylor.
Judge Hoke declined, but his friends
would not consent to his withdrawal.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Hagans 2l3.; Hoke 2Oi+ and Brown 74i.
No nomination.
JUDGE HoKR NOMINATED.
General Browns name was withdrawn,
and the second ballot was ordered result
ing as follows: Hagans 2Sls and floke
260:.
The nomination Of Hoke was made
unanimous, and ne was called oil for a
speech, in answer to which he made a
very forcible address to the Convention.
The impression left by his matter and
manner is greatly in Ills favor.
Judge Hokc is lawyer Of very high
character aud has had very large expert
ence in the West Virginia Legislature.
He will make an earnest canvass and will
poll heavy vote, especially in the coun-
ties where he ia best known.
THE BALLOTS IN DETAIL
Tho vote in detail is as follows:
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TG Republicans over on the Island
,ta to be in earnest in the campaign
'at, They have arraigned for a meeting
'wthere tonight, to be addressed by
Ca Poormau, Of BelIaire, an earnest and
elective speaker, and Judge r. II. Coch-
no, iIEAYs a favorite with a Wheeling
Ialience. The speeches will no doubt
b very well worth hearing, and well
'ah considering after they are heard.
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y.x York Graphic insists that Ham
lsL "" 'i,s,,ture is TOO light for even mid
.s,.s, W" weather.
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THE Republicans ol the Second district
isasion at Keyser yesterday, nominated
Jcl,s ]. T. fIoke, OF Mineral county, can
lllie Tor Congress. A ratification meet
.,helI at the curt house in the evening
Iheh was addressed by Hon. George @
Ntfgs, Col. George B. Caldwell and Mr..
4w. Campbell, was largely attended and
alhusiGtici in spirit. Our special dispatch
ire the details Of the Convention,
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SAN Francisco, August 5,-secretary
Thompson addressed a large Republican
meeting at the Grand Opera House, this
evening. His speech Of two hours d1ra'
ton was received with great enthusiasm.