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PsovlDEScE, R. l., August IA tourna.
ment Of walkers and runners, under the
management OF Mr.. ]. Il. Haverly, begun
to-day in Park Garden, and will continue
throughout the week. Edward P. Weston
has entered the lists, and will endeavor
to beat the best record yet made in a six
days walk. E. O. Holske, the champion
OF America, starts with the intention to
beat the best time in which ten miles
have been made, and also the best 5O.mile
record, which is his own, having been
made by him at Bangor, Me-, on March 0,
1879. It,is $3.50. The only foreign COM
petitors who have entered the tournament
are ]. E. Warbutton, Of Lancashire, Eng
land: Charles Price, OF London, England,
and John Rainey, champion Of the Cana
daa The rest are from New England and
New York.
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WeAVers Alabama Report Confirmed.
Wsgavs in Yesterdays ISrELMoEScRR q
report Of Aa interview with Gen. Weaver,
Eho ohiresh from a campaign in Alabama,
iureglrd to the despotism under which
EspubIicanS are living in that State at the
hinds oil the Democratic party. His re-
port IS confirmed by 4 letter in the New
York Tribune from "a Southern Republic
sn"-problbIy ex-senator Warner-who
pves Ideplorable account Of the condi-
a0n OIL political affairs in that State. he
nyI that the Democrats Of Alabama. since
Estdns control OF the State, have changed
Tie election laws SO that they may
Prpeiilte fraud with impunity; and they
Qrerons mAioEities Of 10000 to 5000 as
etsly a. they can count in one Of their
oNu number when fairly elected. The
Fourth Congressional District 10 an In
slace IthAsl 10, 600 Republican majority,
yEChArlss NJ. Shelley, a Democrat, rer-
raeus it in Congress. The Democrats
40 carry or count in their men in the
county Of Dallas, with q Republican ma
laHty 5000. In the few counties which
tSs Republicans succeeded in carrying in
liIInd 1876, the Democrats have legis-
a;sd them out OF office, and have deprived
asn Of the political or ministerial duties
Whereby they were able TO insure 4 fair
'cie. Instances Of the Democratic method
le Afforded by the correspondent as fol.
lows; In ls74-'5 the Democratic Leg.
aIliuFe reduced the salary OF the Re-
publican Commissioner OF Internal Re.
sources, already elected for four years,
ipn $500 to $500 per annum. In 1872
NE legislature abolished the Criminal
.0ar Of Dallas County, and in 1875 the
GHniHal Court Of Bullock County, the
Judges in both cases being Republicans.
'Ae same Legislature gave the Governor
minority to appoint the City Judge Of
selma the city being Republican; abolish
N the Republican Board Of County Com.
Ha1loueH OtLowndes, Montgomery, vii.
co., and many other counties; required
S'nt' to be given by sureues in the same
o9unty I" the oticeholder, and SO cut of
HsPuolican officials in number OF black
eaaR'ies from ucting as inspectors of elec.
a'ai Rnd repealed the provision requir'
@seenain county officials to make up the
ia'y lists The effect of this legislation has
Gssa ,. virtually to exclude all Republicans
aUa a,a ONCE and to hand over the control
S''as s, State and municipalities to the
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Trcket ard Hanlan have made second
deposit OF ESQ.
Another hundred amnestied communists
have arrived at Paris from New Caledonia.
There were ftty-one deaths from yellow
fever and thirteen from smallpox in Ha.
vana during the week, ending July Slst.
A correspondent telegraphs that Il the
Porte promptly settles the Montenegrin
question the naval demonstration by the
Powers will be suspended.
"A committee including some OF the
leading members OF the Roman aristocracy
has been formed to promote the holding
Of an International exhibition in Rome in
1885.
One Of the leaders OF the Rumpa rebel
lion has been shot, and several sentenced
to various terms Of imprisonment. The
rebellion, however, shows no signs Of col
lapsing, as British troops cannot stand the
unhealthy climate.
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WEST ALEXANDER.
The Republicans Ia CouneiI-Great En-.
thusiasm Among the Boys-Not one Of
Them Out OF Line

The Republicans In CouneiI-Great En-.
thusiasm Among the Boys-Not one Of
Them Out Of Line.
WEsr ALEXANDER, August 9, 1880.
csrrapOudenee Of the Intslligencer.
The Garfield and Arthur club Of this
borough met at their quarters on satur-
day at 1880 P. NJ, for the purpose Of
making arrangements for holding a Gar
Geld and Arthur mass meeting at some
date early in September. As the commit.
tees were not ready to make reports, hav-
ing done nothing as yet, the club adjourn
ed to meet Tuesday, August 10, 1880, at
7;so p. NJ, when the arrangements prepar-
atory to the above mass meeting will be
completed, at which time august 10Y we
expect TO be addressed by some orator OF
local prominence, Just 70 liven up the
boys. Mr.. Alex. Caldwell, President, and
hi. Whitman. member Of the Central Gar.
field and Arthur club, Liberty district,
Ohio county, W. Va, were present with
Us at our meeting Saturday, and Mr.. Cald.
well made some very appropriate remarks
a. TO the importance Of the political work
lust before US. He enioined upon the Re.
pubIicans OF Pennsylvania, close TO the
State line, TO do all they could TO help ou,
neighbOr8 Of West Virginia In this politi.
cal light, and he expressed belief that the
State Of West Virginia would be lost In
November TO the Democratic party.
! The Republicans In this neighborhood
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QUEENSTOWN, August 9.-The steamer
Pennsylvania, from Philadelphia arrived
today III charge OF the first officer. Capt.
Harris died on passage to Havre. Arrived:
France, from New York.
NEw YoRE, August ARRIVED: somer.
set, from Aristoli Pontiac, from Marseiles;
Harold, from Capen Hogen.
QuEESSrowS, August 7.-Arrived, City
ot Montreal. from New York.
NEw YoRK, August 9.-The steamer
Pontiac, from Marseilles, was toHed TO
this port by the steamer City Of Chester
Shalt broken.
GLASGOW, August Arrived: State oil
Pennsylvania, from New York.
LONDON, August 2.-Arrived: Steamer
Annie D. Steinman, from New York;
LONDON, August 2,-The Dora, tittlS
Western, from Gloucester, Mass, arrived
st Gravesend yesterday.
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two ounces OF very hot water, and at noon
he was quietly resting. He received the
following cable dispatch from Paris:
4 "Dop't waste strength driving out. Shut
off all. spectators, saye,only your Doctors
and attendants. Your experiment 10
watched here with, great interest by
science, and ridiculed by fools. The hot
!Weath er Is sgainst you, have courage brave
fellow and hold on. wish you success,
"DR. MARION SIMS"
The physicians are inclined 10 the opin-
ion that the cable was sent by ]. Marion
Sims MD, but DR.. Tanner who seemed
pleased with 1t rather doubted. that 1t had
come from that physician.
DR.. Tanner at 5 o'clock started on his
usual evening drive, accompanied by the
physicians. He returned at and was
very cross and peevisE. He rested on his
cot and seemingly slept soundly for some
hours. At 10 he arose, and undressing,
retired for the night, but did not rest
quietly, his stomach being out Of order.
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, August Ala the House oil
Commons this afternoon Sir Charles Dixie,
Under Foreign Secretary, declared the
Government had NO official information
Of negotiations for q renewal Of diplomat.
ic relations between France and Mexico.
As to q renewal Of relations between En-.
gland and Mexico, he said as Mexico broke
of the relations, oyertures for q renewal
should come from Mexico.
An Irish member intends TO move res.
olution in the House Of Commons at the
earliest opportunity declaring that the di.
rect and Indirect share Of the pesrage in
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County AlTairs out OF Gear.

EVANSVILLE, IND,, August 2,-Great ex-
citement exists in Warwick county over
the report Of the county affairs submitted
by expert accounts to the commissioners
to-day, at called session in Bonneville.
Tie report shows that the county has
been swirdled out OF s2s OO0, in the con.
struction Of three county bridges, and
other transactions amounting to thous.
snds of dollars are reported by the experts
to have been unlawtully paid for.
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The Tuscarawas valley Miners.

MAsstLLoS, o., August 2.-Ths miners
OF the Tuscarawas Valley have wheeled
into line and rejected the resolutions Of
the Interstate Convention, held in Pitts.
burgh in March and at Columbus last
month. The rejected resolutions demand
ed the abolition of screens, and eight
hours for days work, no "pluck me"
store system, and two pay.days a month:
John Mcbride, State President, says the
prospects are good for steady work here
for q year or two, and that the present ar
Sangement gives general satisfaction
among the men.
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LITTLE Rock, August 9-The new iron
bridge across Red river, on the St Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad
ia completed, and trains will cross to-mor-
row. Length, $50 50 feet between abut.
ments; draw tpan, 800; one hxeI span 3l2
and two fixed spans of SS feet each. The
bridge IA tist.class 10 every respect. It
was planned By Chief Engineer j, a..
Manly, and constructed by the Kellogg
Bridge Company, OF Buffalo, n. Y.
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zuDsox RIVER TUNNEL DISASTER
UnsueeessfuI Attempt TO Recover the
Bodies Of the HIeiIms.

Unsuceessful Attempt TO Recover the
Bodies or the Victims.
NEw YORK, August2-The cotferdam at
the shaft Of the Hudson river tunnel to
recover the bodies of the men buried be.
meath the fallen roof Of the connecting
chamber, has proved unsuccessful. 1t
was found that after the dam had been ex-
cayated to the depth of about fifteen feet
water rose in the enclosure and entered
10 such volume that 3 rotary pump and
syphon were found inadequate to carry It
away. At first It was supposed that the
water came from q sewer in the vicinity.
but when the tide came in the bottom OF
the dam again flooded. A plan OF sinking
q cassion In the dam and thus forcing up
the earth and water by compressed air Ia
suggested.
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ArTEnPrED WIFE MURDER.
A Kentucky Man Returns to HIS Home
and shoots His wife.

and shoots HIS Vile.
LOUISVILLE, August2.-Another horrible
attempt at wife murder, and possibly sue.
cessful one, has occurred in the West End.
The parties were James Curran and his
wife Maria. The latter was dangerously
shot through the left lung, and is now
lying in q precarious condition. The
couple have been married fourteen or
fifteen years. Curran has always lived
peaceabIy with his wife and treated his
family well until some four years ago,
when he began to show signs OF insanity,
became respondent and melancholy, and
in some way got the idea that his wife was
unfaithful to him, though the suspicion
seems to have been entirely unfounded.
Finally he became violent, and threat.
ened his wife SO often that, by the advice
oil neighbors, abe had him arrested and
tried for lunacy. An examination took
place four years ago and he was declared
to be sane by a Jury. Immediately after
his trial he quit the city and went out into
the State, leaving his wife to take care Of
herself and children as best she could.
This morning Curran arrived in the city
from Chicago, went to his home and said
to his wife: ~ wish you wouldn't be tor
menting me 30 every night. y" "Why,
jim" she said, "I'ye not been tormenting
you, I've been working all the time here
at home" aJ4g II .Bi.l
He then put his hand in his pocket and
pulled out pistol. The frightened wo-
man sprang up and darted out OF the DIOR,
closely followed by her husband, who be.
gan firing at her, the third shot striking
her in the side.
This afternoon reporter called on Cur
ran in the Jail. He is a man OF about
s. years, well dressed and looks more like
clerk than a laborer. The wild look
about the eyes, however, shows his in
sanity. He talked freely with the news
paper man. He arrived here, he says, this
morning from Chicago. The reason he
left his wife four years ago was because he
found she was a bad character. "What
did you shoot her for?" "She's been tor
menting me all the time was at Chicago;
she was not there, you know, but she be-
witched me. She followed me all over.
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The Chicago BrieKiayers, strike.

CHICAGO, August 2.-1n answer to the
demand Of certain bricklsyers of Chicsgo
for an increase OF wages from s. to s. SO
per day, the Master Masons' and Builders
Association says the former figure is as
high as is being paid anywhere, and they
will not pay higher. The BricklayeIs' B
Union in the spring fixed the price at $,
and, It is understood, does not AK an ad.
vance. The Builders Association invites
good workmen to come TO Chicago, and
guarantees them work.
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rARnEn.s PIsHr
which Results In One Being Beaten 10
Death.

COUNCIL BLuFFs, Ia, August "a mur-
der occurred in Norwalk township, this
county, near Weston, on the Rock Island
road, about I o'clock this morning. A
young man named Owen Mckay, from H.
inois, employed on the farm of August
was assassinated by Pat
rick and Michael Rodigan, living on
an adjoining farm, and was pounded to
death. The trouble was the result OF Nc
Kay's undertaking TO drive through lane
on the farm OF Rodigan. Mike repulsed
him, as he had incurred his displeasure
on former occasions. The murderers were
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Cllatterbuck,
and are now in jail.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, August 9.-The failure OF the
Coburg Conference has produced serious
disappointment in Berlin. One Of the
main objects Of the conference was to de-
wise means for relieving the control Of the
government from the necessity Of solicit
ing funds yearly in the hope ef matricu-
latory contributions from State legislatures
by substituting an imperial tax: leyiable
with the consent OF the Imperial Parlia-
ment only. The government will ask for
a large increase in the military budget.
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TOO coSyIylAL.
sitha Indians Get on n Jamboree and AZ.
femnt IN Rum Fhi,vx

sitha Indians Get ON Jamboree and AZ.
tempt to Run Things.
WARRINGTON, August 9.-The command
er Of jamestown writes from Alaska that
not over two hundred Indians, OF both
sexes and all ages, remain in the sltka
rancho, oil the more enterprising being on
sea otter and seal hunting trips. Those left
started on q spree on the 9th OF June, but
were soon checked by an armed boat from
jamestown, the crew OF which formed a
protecting party to the Indian policemen.
Little stabbing was done, and none killed
The ringleaders have been subjected to
bread and water diet.
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rAsrINa rANNER.
Admits He Doesn't Feel Very Well, Bat
Confident OF Succeeding,

NEw YoRE, August 9.-For the first
time since he commenced his fast, DR..
Tanner admitted this morning that he felt
very weak. He said his stomach was in
q bad condition, but expressed confidence
in his ability to accomplish the underta-
king. His eyes were lustrslsss, tongue
fursd and his face pinOhed and hassard.
Still, his watchers asserted that he had
somewhat improved since Sunday. He
has suffered from nausea three times
since midnight. Small quantities OF min
eral water were administered during the
night aud early this morning before 90.
ing on his customary drive, he swallowed
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CRlNE IN rHE nErnoPoLIs.

r PERSISTENT And Determined Murderer.
NV Wv YORK, August 2.-Franz Julius
TisIseO0Fg' Ti. Polish plasterer, and Xavier
IN iSaueF' ~ a house painter, occupied rooms
N m.- .us rear ot No, IS FOrsyths street. The
,,ss ,.S gu SuaFTelled Thursday, but were sepAr.
A. st. 0sl0's either was injured. Latethls
''n'0n Aunceburg entered Lindausr's
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SIR BATTLE FR.ERE RECALLED.

LONDON, August 9.-In the House OF
Lords this evening the Earl Of Kimberly
announced that Sir Bartle Freere had been
recalled from the Goyernorship Of Cape of
Good Hope. He said there had never ex-
listed between the Government and Sir
Bartle Freere that harmony essential Tor
the public interest.
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CHICAGO, August e.-Builders operations
here are unprecedented, except in the
season following the great FIRE. On every
main thoroughfare large blocks and hand.
some residences are going up, besides
about q dozen manufacturing establish:
ments, two mammoth depot buildings and
the new City Hall and Court House.
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LANCASTER, Pa, August 2.-While
Frank Stevenson, age 10, and his brother
Willie, children OF VIM. Stevenson, Of
Columbus, were playing burglars with
their fathers revolver the weapon was
discharged, and Frank instantly Killed.
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GREENFlELD, O., August 2,-The section
men on the entire length Of the Spring.
field Southern railroad have struck for
back pay, the road being two months in
arrears. Arrangements are being made
for. new force.
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sr. LOUIS, August 2.-The Post. .Dispateh
this evening says: The census returns
from 75 counties in Missouri show an in
crease in population OF 325, 5,44s since 1870,
and states II the other SO counties make as
good showing the population OF the
State will be over 9, 200, 900, an increase oil
half million or over so per cent In ten
vaaFa
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legislation Is far in excess OF Its legitimate
interest in the government Of the empire,
and that the time will come when, TO re-
dress this preponderance the sons, broth:
ers and heirs presumptiye Of members OF
the House Of Lords will be declared in.
capable Of sitting in the House Of Com
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GOLD POR AnERIcA.

LONDON, August 2.-ElsO,OOO worth of
gold was purchased Saturday in open
market for export to America. 1t is jap
anese gold ,lcoin and arrived in London
Friday. The shipment will, as on one or
two previous occasions, be uninsured.
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No Hon. for Ba,boa.

ALBANY, August 2.-rho following teIe'
gram was sent to New York this after.
noon:
To En F. Eint.ing, New York:
The Governor is unable to justify him
self in any interference with the execu'
ton Of the law in the case OF the untor'
tunate prisoner Balboa.
TSiened.1 EDWARD MIozSEL,
Pardon Clerk.
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.,,,, september LIST, 1873, the receipts
,.';,. .''. At Cincinnati have been 476,74S
a. q -'' :. against l69, ,lS7 for the same time
81 lT ,s,, The receipts last week were
ii as kegs,
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GREECE.

ATHENS, August 2.-The Greek Govern.
ment intended publishing, yesterday, or
dinances for the mobilization of the army,
but in consequence OF the advice OF the
Powers decided to postpone the measure
for the nresent.
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New YoRk, August 9.-The increased
number Of deaths reported at the Board
Of Health to day, is attributed TO the re.
turn OF the hot weather.
Ex-senator Dorsey, Secretary OF the Re-
publican National Committee was over.
come by heat and obliged to take 10 bed.
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OrE old friend Gen. E. T. Drahosh, tor
many years an editor at Parkersburg,
more recently OF Washington City, has
eonsl1ded to lsunch a newspaper venture
here in Wheeling, and accordingly has
isued the drst numbero Of the Weekly TINES,
4 ouruAl that is to be devoted to the ed.
ro1y Of the principles Of the "Naional
CireubAck.Labor Party" His paper is
veil printed and makes a good appear
.uee, and no doubt he will throw into it
ali the zeal and experience requisite to
make a readable newspaper, He is q little
mQghon the Wheeling press to commence
Nth, but with all that we give him the
rshthAud Of fellowship and hope we shall
Ea along pleasantly together.
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H6cTA RIIsHED AUGUST a. 1852
apartment and fred a shot which disabled
the latter's right arm.

the latter's rightarm.
Mrs. Lindauer seized a fat.iron but
Munceburg brushed her aside and pur-
sued LindAuer into an adjoining bed
room and fred the second shot into his
face. Helpless, bleeding and wild with
terror Lindauer fed to the street pursued
by bis enemy. The third shot from
Munceburg's pistol went wide Of its mark,
but Lindauer fell on the sidewalk, and as
he was attemptingto to rise sgain Munceburg
rushed upon him and fred four shots into
his right side, which killed him instantly.
He was attempting TO FIRE again when
seized and disarmed by the citizens. A
police officer took the murderer into Gus
tody. Liudauer was German, fifty years
OF age. His murderer stated TO the police
that he intended to kill him because he
feared personal Injury. 1t was said threats
Of lynchiug had been made before the
police obtained possession Of the muir
defer
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ABOUT A FIGUREHEAD.

LONDON, August 9.-The Tina pub
fishes description Of the fgure'head Of
the Atalanta, widely differing from the de-
scription OF the one picked up by the bark
Girl NJ Dawn
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r,,,, are tbresbiug BY steam in Wash
....an .an' county, Pennsylvania. The RfpOrte7
a.g- ,;.,. that this method will soon super
PIN ,bs old horse power process.
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MIsREPREsENTING THE FACTS.

CoNsrASrISoPLE, August 2.-There is
being distributed in Turkish military cir.
cles printed accounts OF the Afghan disas-
ter, charging the British troops with COW
ardice, and their leaders with utter incapa.
bility.
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FRANCE

PARIS, August 2.-At the elections to
Councils general, yesterday 427 Republi-
cans and 1856 Conservatives were re-
turned. Thirty.three second ballots are
necessary, The Republicans gain 95.
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WHAT, NEyERi

MADRID, August 2.-The Liberal pub.
fishes rumor that Don Carlos will shortly
publish manifesto. declaring he will
never renouncs his claims to the Spanish
throne.
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FREEPoRr, liz, August e,-Last night a
corniee, loosened by the high wind, fell
TO the sidewalk, killing Miss Bertha
Dietrich and dangerously iniuring Miss
Menzenkamp.
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@fIsy al RrpuIlioaH party ,ri@ al atf IN
y ~ =, MT 'ay rn.urr. I intend to teach my
fs,y cry, " y, ssa il. Ihaw Iired hating II, and
a.a'', =, ~ !, M b nv grars halinga."-Ja1 jack
W, !, : gsirnoni on &e 96th Of July.