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BELLAlkE.

Mr.. Lazuer, the Gravel Hill shoe msr-
chant, has put his stock in the hands Of
Mr.. Ferry, the auctioneer, and they will
be auctoned of at his room on Belmont
street. Gravel Hill will now be without
that convenience.
A child OF Thomas Leith's is lying very
low, on Gravel Hill, with typhoid fever.
Rev. W. II. Draper. Of Simpson NJ. E.
Chapel, Wheeling, will preach In the Sec
oud NJ. E. Church next Sunday, at 8
o'clock in the afternoon, at which time
the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
be observed.
II the hogs are the scayengers Of the
city, isn't it the business OF the street
commissioner TO see that they do not
shirk their work? We saw some OF them
lying in gutter to-day damming up the
water, and neglectiug pile Of apple par.
inHs near by,
Two young ladies on Sunday afternoon
pretended TO go to Sunday School, and
came home towards the wee sma' hours
from the Martins Ferry camp meeting.
The colored folks intend TO hold NAM
moth camp meeting mile and quarter
out from Bridgeport, on the Cadiz pike.
II will be 4 union camp meeting Of the
Bellaire circuit, Cadiz and steubenville,
and will last from August 18th to the 22d,
inclusive.
The bridge over the B. & o. tracks on
Union street, is being repaired at last.
Now we hope to see bridge over the Bel
mont street crossing.
A water main, OF iron pipe. is being put
in from the Belmont street main back to
the Crozier brick yard and thence across
the creek. This is done TO get across at Z
rocky bottom. The pipe at the bridge can.
not be kept in good order, on a gravel
bottom, re. +.
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PARIS, July la.-Ths government appar.
emily intends to leave religious orders un.
disturbed until after the depression Of the
Jesuit schools, August Slst. Between 10
and so novices from the Jesuit Monastery
at Angsrs, Department Of Maine, at Loire,
left Dieppe for England. Numbers OF ex'
PEELED Jesuits are going TO Rome.
Festivities OF the fifth anniversary oil
Belgian Independence began Sunday with
a grand review Of the Royal Army and
Civil Guards.
The Republican papers express satlsiac
ton at the success Of Briggs motion In
the HOuse OF Commons last week, relative
to the erection oil q statute 70 tho Prince
Imperial in Westminster Abbey. Primes
Jerome Napoleon's son Victor was eigh
teen years Of age Sunday. and an anti
Jeromist organ remarks that he Is there
lore dynasIically Of age to assume tn,
succession bequeathed him by the PrinS
| ImneFiAl
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than last year and good. and will yielt
from one.fourth to one.third better. The
crop was saved in good condition. Oats
prospects good for fine yield. Hay, two
thirds OF crop, one-Iourth better than
last year. Corn. prospect good, better
than last year. Potatoes, prospect, good
better than last year. Fruit.-Apples, an
average crop; tolerably fair crop oil
peaches is expected.
UPsHUR-The average crop OF wheat in
this county compared with last year, is at
least 20 per cent better. The crop was
saved with but small damage by the rains.
The yield OF oats and hay will be fully
equal to last year. The prospect for corn
and potatoes, apples and peaches are good,
and good prospect for full pasture.
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VICE pREsIDENT WHEELER.
He VIII Take n Rest Preparatory to Hard
Campaign work-HIs Confidence In
Gen. Garfield.

Campaign WorK-HIs Confidence IN
Gen. Garfield.
BosroS, July ls.-A correspondent oi
the Journal at ogdensburg, n. y, thus
writes Of Vice President Wheeler
81 shall take my vacation during the
month OF August, and shall visit the
White Mountains, and probably the
shores Of Lake ,Ohamplain," !" said the Vice
President to the Journal correspondent
al fully realize the fact" continued he,
that there must be some hard work done
on the stump in my State this fall, and |
am going to gain what rest and strength l
can, preparatory therefor"
The Vice President expressed his de.
termination to give his time and efforts to-
wards Republican success, and stated that
already he had received numerous calls
for his services.
Vice President wheeler's confidence in
the success OF Garfield and Arthur is IN.
wavering, and he believes the Empire
State can be redeemed by arousing the Re-
publican masses ID sense Of the situation.
He thinks Gen. Hancock has shown his
greatest strength already, and the glamour
which followed his nomination, on ac-
count OF his military prestige. Is dying
out. He said that he believed that the 80.
Der second thought Of the people would
again condemn the party that in 1854 pro-
nounced the war q failure, thereby de-
nouncing the efforts that Gen. Hancock
had made, and was then making, to make
the same war success lor the Union, and
who now had chosen the same man as q
representative Of disloyalty aud Southern
ideas.
@I can speak of Gen. Garfield" con-
tinued the Vice.President, from my per.
sonal experience, ss sat almost daily
during the sessions oi Congress for four
years as member with him on the Com.
mittee on Ways and Means oi the House.
He is one OF the most wholesouled men !
ever met, generous hearted, and very con-
scientious, having high sense Of honor,
and honest in motive and action. His con-
duct and action since he has been mem.
Der OF Congress believe to be beyond re-
proach, and however much INSCRIPTIONS
men may have sought to influence MIN !
do not believe he ever gave them any en-
enlargement"
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NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
SHORT CREEK.
The weather and the Crops-The WooI
Market-The Use Of MaehInery In Har.
yestinE-PeFsOnAI News.
SnoRr CREEE, JulYlQ.

SHORT CREEE, JulylS.
EdItOrs IntslllgenSer
The weather during the past ten days
has been unusually propitious for secur-
ing the crops in good order. Ere the
end Of the week the wheat harvest and
hay harvest to great extent will have
been completed. The commencement Of
the cutting Of the wheat was three weeks
earlier than usual. This appears to haye
been the case throughout the country.
With the aid Of machinery large amount
Of harvesting has been done in short
time with but few hands.
One OF the most cheering indications Of
the times is the rapid Introduction Of i'm
cially those that are moved by horse pow
er. Wheat Is put in by the horse drill
and cut by the horse reaper. The hay
harvest is now secured by horse power.
These machines are not universally intro
duced, but their economy is 80 apparent.
aud they put the hay and grain harvest 20
cempletely into the hands OF the farmer
hat no man can long afford 10 do without
them. They are powerful argument Tor
the clearing out Of stumps and Tor making
the rough ways smooth, and We think
the farmer who Clings TO time honored
tools and the good old ways" will be
badly beaten in the market.
The long continued drouth OF the spring
threatened to put the grain crop back, a.
1t certainly has done the hay crop, the lat
ter not fully recovering from the draw
back. As soon the drouth ceased by the
refreshing rains the wheat ripened very
quickly, or, as the millers term It, "iorce
ripening," and this has in some degree
effected shrinkage, the quality OF the
berry thereby being impaired. There isa
lighter weight TO the bushel than what We
are accustomed TO. Farmers in the neigh
oorhood complain that so much wet wealth
sr has caused their corn ITO all go 10
stock" Ten days ago much OF It measur-
ed eight feet high and no sign Of shooting.
We hear OF great many inquiries re-
garding the wool market, the price, and
what has become OF the buyers. This time
last season there were but few II any
clips in the neighborhood unsold. This
season no price rs yet has been offered,
aud they naturally inquire why this IL
thus, for great many prefer TO have their
wool sold as som as possible alter shear
ing, for Il Is probable that when the loss
by vermin and the light.dngered gentry,
and other casualties, are considered, the
possible increase Of price will scarcely re-
'ay the losses to which it is subjected to
by delay.
Mlss .Lary E. Thompson, OF Waco, Tex
IS, who has been visiting in the neighbor-
mood, returned TO the Lone Star State" q
few days ago.
Mrs. G. G. Busbey aud family, Of
Wheeling, are stopping few days at
Madam Rumor reports high.toned
wedding for the near future. Who are
'he parties? or does any one else besides
Madam Rumor knowH NENr.
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MEETING OF ESaLIsI oArrLErRApr.

LONDON, July l9.-At meeting OF the
cattle trade, deputatiOn before it waited
on Ear! Spencer. Resolutions were
adopted declaring the present restriction
on the importion Of foreign cattle as arbl.
trary and unnecessary, and calling on the
government TO relax them so far as TO al.
low healthy cattle, after thorough examina
ton, to be sent TO Ireland markets for sale
and immediate slaughter. Arthur Arnold
member OF Parliament, referring to the
motion he intends to make on the subject
in the House OF Commons, urged the dep
utation to impress IN their representatives
the necessity OF supporting it. He depre,
Gated the action OF the late government II
including the United States among the in
fected countries, and pointed to the sig
niicance OF the fact OF importation oI
live cattle from America had increased,
despite the restrictions. He said the
present restrictions were arbitrary and no,
Tor the good OF the country.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July Is.-It is understood that
the Cabinet Council on Saturday decided
to abandon the hares and rabbits bill and
persevere with the employers liability
bill. Il is stated Dean Stanley, formerly
communicated resolutions Of House oil
Commons to the Memorial Committee,
under whose orders the Napoleon statue
was executed, as indicated. They must
end some other destination TOR It's chapel
Windsor and ChiSelhurst are spoken Of.
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CHICAGO, July l9.-The wheat market
has been fairly steady, with no very deci,
ded motion either way, with disposition
to await developments abroad and at
home. Corn, on. the contrary, has hard.
ened under the depleted stocks and unpar.
alleled European demand. The receipts
have also somewhat decreased and the
stock In store is considerably less than
last year. Oats were very steady. Pro.
visions have huctuated sharply and the
pork deal has manifested tendency to
milk the market without letting 1t down
very much. Whiskey declined from 81 90
to 81 OS. Sales for the August option for
tie week were as follows: Wheat, SSaslt tc;
corn, 2iIsS0c; Oats, 22a22sc; pork, SIS 10
ALI IS; lard, SO 60a6 80. Closing August
prices: Wheat, sole; corn, 35ia35ic,
oats. 22fa22Ic; pork, SIS 90 bid; lard,
50 Sc bid. Closing cash prices: Wheat,
94ic, corn, 37sS7tc; oats, 24;a2iic; pork,
slS 50al3 70; lard, So so.
The premium on cash grain continues
large, that oil corn being especially notice
able, because the recent heavy receipts
would naturally tend to take away any
possibility OF corner" The receipts
for the week were 2Sl,O00 bushels Of
wheat, 2029, 600 bushels Of corn, $4,000
bushels Of oats. Shipments: As, 900 bush.
els OF wheat, 2,Ts0O00 bushels Of corn,
4ls, 900 bushels Of oats. Receipts same
time last year: sos, 900 bushels Of wheat,
l l,S06, 900 bushels OF corn, ?580OO bushels
OF oats. Shipments: 53l, 900 bushels oil
wheat, l,5S2, 900 bushels OF corn, 247,000
bushels OF oats. The outlook for crops
has been fully discussed in dispatches Of
late. It is exceedingly good-not better
than year ago; in some respects not so
good, but there is prospect OF good
prices, and this is equally important to the
farmer, and exceptionally encouraging
and there is every indication on Change
and in the country Of supreme content.
ment with the prospect
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plxrRUCrIygsr STORM
orwInd and HaiI-crops Laid Low and
Properiy Damaged.


DETROIT. July ia violent and de-
structiye cyclone and hail storm visited
Monroe county, forty.aye miles south OF
this city, about one o'clock Sunday alter
noon. Il seemed to start In the township
Of Ida, and travelled in q Southeasterly
direction, sweeping everything in its path
with irresistible fury. The distance travers'
ed ia abou. seven miles, and sVarths are
moved by 1t from half Q mile to a mila
wide.
The wind uprooted the largest trees
while the hail accompanying the storm
was very severe. Fields Of oats and corn
were threshed clear, and fruit trees
stripped. About the worst damage In
fiicted was in the vineyards, which are
very extensive in this region. These were
com p!etely stripped aud the green fruit oi
a yaars product ruined, besides great
damage done 10 the vines. A few houses
and barns yers upset. Live stock some
Vhatiniured. Loss stpresent estimates
at 81, 900.
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CISolSS4rT, July ia young man
calling himself Rev. Thos, Jamss, Of South
wsles, England, and giving his card as in
N. A, Jesus College, Oxford, succeeded in
obisiuing an endorsement on . check ler
aIty dollars on an Ironton, Ohio, bank
from one c! theleadlng ministers OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church ol this city,
It now turns out that the check is bogus,
and that the same man accomplished
similar feat at Columbus, D. He sue
ceeded here in officiating at the services o.
two churches, and wore his Oxford yaI
oyer his surplice. He was we'll acquaintel
with the details Of the role he was as
sumipg, and entirely dlsarmel suspicion
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CAPE BALrSAO, (near Manilla3 July 49,
There was a violent earthquake neal
Manila yesterday. The Governors resi-
dence and many other houses are said tC
have been destroyed. This report Is q:
yet unconhrmed, but there was slight
shock felt here on the l7th inst.
MADRAD, July l9.-An official telegram
states that the earthquake at Manila de
stroyed several government buildings and
other houses. Some natives were killed
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LOUISVILLE, July l9.-Cash Davidson
killed Alex. Taylor a colored boy, on tht
Cave Run road, four miles from the city
last evening. Davidson had q quarre
with another negro, I'd. Sellers, and wen
home and got his gun. When he returned
to the grocery where the quarrel had oC
cured, Sellers had gone. In rage David
son shot aud killed Taylor, who had CONT
to the store on an errand for his parents
The deed was unprovoked and inhuman
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iA.CaudIdaSrS and IN. So,a,.,.

~ s'' ia't E''aiuS Mail rep.
=. - ..S,' Ne volunteer soldies-and volun.
1, VA. a..F. made up nearly the whole OF
sssy which saved the Union-the
siI "a ,,atee'ot ten, Garfield, who, him.
= ,S;ii,T S;iil'ser; made his way by force Of
sENi NV aad bravery 10 the exalted
a., ~ ~ y ot General, Is quite as glorious
~ 5sS. Iea' zen Hancock. But II it were
s1,Sa ~ \ oat deluded soldier could de.
{, ne e republican standard 10 vote for
{, ~ En0T,1tic candidate. Admiration
'a,,.b, bn, n'neock as a soldier Is we'll
llsT n 1S,I uus his election would place a
S,1 1 b,a. sodieG, Yen, and for which Union sol, ,
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The Man of IN. p.on,e.

'aS lawrence, Of Ohio, who served
A'Inin Congress with Garfield, thus
il'sse, himself Ebout him:
lsslrd hin as oae Of the most con.
G,'a91', reliable and braiuiest man in
.,.'. -aA There Is no one man in the
,i.l ~ Eno has better and clearer rec.
i. s'pol "a All The great issues Of the times
,,..i - !ines A. Garfield, and upon the &.
\ - - questions, especially, he has at
ne and under all circumstances,
~ !. ls ule, ansEerving advocate OF the
q "a. nay otoaght TO our land revival
1,s.a. Ilisrlll and permanent. Garfield
1 x, W. y statesman, and compared to all
J ~. y Residents We have ever selected
~, ss'senh to a greater degree the Ia.
~ AaI mechanical interests than any
~. aaa bis election will be a triumph
nm, II I Eeauin and the dusty.tired and
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ToPKEl, KASs., July 'lO.-Governor St
John received dispatch today from
Dodge City, stating that the Indians had
driven of several herds Of cattle and
horses near Dodge City. One herder hid
himself under bank and protected him.
self with ride. It is reported that the
depredations are located on the north side
Of Cimarron, at about which point the
State scouts should now be, having left
for Eagle Tail on Sunday, therefore the
story 70 not believed. The Governor ba'
sent Il. \ 4DsverdnrL Executive clerk, u
inquire into the matter and report q
once.
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WIMBLEDON COnrETIrIvE SHOOT.
ING.

WIMBLEDON, July l9.-In the competi.
ton for the Albert prizes, (frst stage) at
nine hundred yards range, the Americans
with good light made wonderful shoot.
ing scores, standing: Scott AZ, making q
total at two ranges oils; Farrow 81, total
ll6, Jackson IS, total lis; Brown A, total
liz; Gerrish 48, total lO0; Hyde IL, total
lO6; Laird IS, total lOi; Fisher 80, total
lO?; Rockwell 81, total 90, and Dudley 81
total 97.
These scores compare with those Of the
Bhtishers, as follows: Halford, total, l03
Wm. Rigby, liz; Baker, l06; McIsaac
ia; Major Serwen, l02; Fenton, 9S; and
Humphrey, 1l5. Thus, as far as is known
Scott and Farrow are first and second, and
jackson and Humphrey are tied for third
place. In the Halford competition Fen
ton has taken the first prize and Jackson
the second. Rockwell tied with another
and divides the third prize.
In the Curtis and Harvey competition,
Humphrey takes the first prize, and Far.
row and three others are equal for the sec.
ond.
In the shooting for the st. Leger prize,
four made the highest possible score, in.
Guiding Jackson and Brown, and the prize
was divided.
For any Rifle Association, cup, Jack
son scored fifty and then fired three extrs
shots IN consideration OF having made tht
highest possible score, getting two bulls
eyes and one inner. Joynt scored forty
nina IL, Tho ua mn na1i1iar
In the contest for the Arthur prize,
Jackson scored 40, which is the best 50
far. Fisher scored 40. For the ladies
n. R. A, any rife, prize, Jackson scored
So, out OF possible s.. Humphreys
score in the Albert competition Is III.
The following is the latest concerning the
competition otthe American and Euglisb
teams:
The American team will consist OF Scott,
Farrow, Jackson, Brown, Gerrish, Laird,
Hyde and Dudley. There may be a change
II Clarke arrives here In time TO shoot.
The English team will be Humphrey,
Young. Halford, Boyd, Joynt, Smith, Bar.
ker and Fenton.
In the Albert competition Lieut.. Colonel
Bertram made ll0, thus tieing Farrow iol
the second place. The selection OF the
teams has been greatly influenced by the
shooting for the Albert prize. The tota
scores Of the English club are: Humph.
rey, III; Young, ia; RalTord. l0S; Boyd
l07; Joynt, 50; Fenton, 9S; Smith, los;
Barker, LOG.
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NEW YpRK, July l9.-The mother Of
CHASING Cog arrived in this city yester.
day from Richmond, Va, for the purpose
Of attending her sons funeral, but in con.
sequence Of a change in the arrangements
she was too late. on finding that chastine
had been buried Saturday she went over
to Evergreen Cemetery in company with
several colored females and visited the
spot where his body had been inferred.
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no rEYER AT MEMPHIS.
Al Least the President of the Board ol
Health Says No.

MEMPuIs, July l8.-Dr. G. B. Thornton,
President OF the Local Board Of Health,
authorizes the following: mo case Of yel-
low fever is in this city nor any cases Of
fever resembling 1t in any respect. No
drummer or other person has been taken
sick here with symptoms OF yellow fever.
The city Is remarkably healthy aud free
from fevsrs of any description or type"
The above contradiction Is In reply to q
special in the New York Herald this morn.
ing from Erin, stating that drummer"
in Memphis had been taken with symptoms
Of yellow fever,
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LONDON, July ls.-The recent rains
have caused floods throughout Great
Britain which have seriously affected the
meadow lands and partially destroyed the
grain crop. The foods in Spain have
proved more rIinous than those in Eng.
land, while those in Germany and France
have produced but slight damage. In
Ireland the floods have proved disastrous
to the growing crops.
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Nl0HT REPORT.


IrnIcA, July l9.-During the reception
Of the Cornell crew tonight, a sky rocket
was discharged into the wagon loaded
with fire works. A terrible explosion fol-
lowed, two men leaping from the burning
vehicle and were seriously hurt. II. F.
Hibbard, OF the Savings Bank, broke q
leg, 4id F. N. Hoover, telegraph operator,
was Internally injured.
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INDIA,

CALCUTTA, July ls.-The great embank.
ment in sirdne, known as Kusmore bund,
has given way. ltextends from Kusmors
to Yari canal, distance OF forty miles
The embAnkment was constructed TO pro
tect large tract Of country from floods.
The bund burst two years ago, when
the floods carried away several miles oI
the Indus Valley Railroad. The present
branch can be easily repaired,
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NEw YoRK, July ls.-Arrived: Helys-
tia, from Liverpool.
from New York, and Massachusetts,, from
Boston, arrived ont.
LoSpoS, July Notwithstanding
Australia, from New York; Scandinavian,
iron Boston and Scotia, from New York
arrived out,
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nepor,ed Indian PIrht pI,beIieyetl.

CHEYENNE, Wy, July l9.-Ther eported
engagement between two companies
Of the Seventh cavalry and the
hostile Sioux Indians Is disbelleved by
military authorities. The rumor must
have originated from the fact thata Crow
hunting party recently encountered a
baud Of Sioux, 100 miles north Of ,Fori
Sarapy, tho latter being victorious. Two
companies Of the Seventh cavalry are out
hunting for the summer, hence the cou;
nection OF the troops with the reported
lRht. ..
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VOLUME XXVIII.-NUMBER 279.

A. D. c., is desired by the Governor Gen.
eral TO state that Her Royal Highness
Princess Louise finds herself compelled to
follow medical advice. She has need OF
complete rest 70 regain her strength which
has been affected by the injuries sustained
from an accident which occurred last
winter when going to the Senate Chamber
at Ottawa to hold reception. By order
Of medical advisers, the Princess will pro
ceed to Europe early next month TO visit
one of the German watering places, and
afterwards 20 for time to England.
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The wage. OF philadelphia Iron
WORKERS.

SsiAShas
Two months ago an elaborate article,
concerning dispute in the iron trade Of
this city, was printed in Bradared's.
Since that time some Of the largest iron
establishments Of this city have been
closed. At the period in question the
puddlers were receiving S. 25 ton; the
depression in trade compelled the en-
ployers TO make reduction TO 81 %. A
strike and lockout was the result, and 1t
is calculated that in the interval fully
$4,000 In wages have been lost TO the
men. To-day six Of the largest employing
firms agreed upon a basis which will
hereafter rule in this district. As these
figures will probably be used as 3 guide
by the iron.masters in different parts oil
the country, they are worthy OF publica-
ton. The sliding scale provides as fol-
lnwA.