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A tnounts Raised by inherent Denonii.
nations for the Temperance CauGe.

Atn0unts Raised by DIHetent DenOntIs
nations for the Temperance CauSe.
CnAUrAuaUA, N. u, AuSuH 2-The
Seventh Missionary UInIetsnCO was held
In the Tabernacle this morning, Dr. Park
hurst, Of Ohlcsgo, presiding. The topic
being the Wumsn'S Foreign Missionary
work Of the several denominations. The
Chairman reported that tie Union Wo.
mems B,atd was doing most effective
work at Yokohama favorable reports
we're made Of The womsn's missionary
work Ia the Oongre9ationAI, Baptist, Pres.
bytetian, English Lutheran, Methodist,
the Reformed Church Of United Btethetn,
the Canada Methodists, the Cumberland
Pfesbytetians and other churches. The
women ul the Presbyterian Church raised
one hundred and seventy. thousand
dollars last year; those oil the Methodist
Church hundred and twenty thouland
dollafo, and thote oi the OobRVeg Ational
body about one bundled and twenty
thousand dollars. Abou $4,000 was
raised on fifteen women boAfds iasl year,
and ftom the ftst they have talJed an
aggregate Of four and q hall millions.
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A Blast al ProhIbIIIon IN Rapsas

ATcuEaoN, KAN, August 2.-DelegAtes
from oil parts OF the State met here yester.
day, To form German.American EmIgra.
tton Society. Robert TarbIggsr, OF Atchi.
son, was elected President, and John
Horntchldt, Of Atchlson, Secretary Oscar
JAnson, Treasurer. A Board OF Trustees
was also elected. AplAtlorm was adopted
declaring that the prohibition amendment
10 the State Constitution had turned all
foreign immigration away from Kansas,
greatly to the injury oil the growth and
prosperity OF that stAtei that agents Of
other States have used this fact 10 prejudice
immigrants against Kansas, and that this
State offered unusual Inducements In soil,
climate, cheap lands Rnd other adyanlag
to industrious and enterprising foreigners.
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INDIANAPoLIs, IND, August 1.-Two
men named John and Thomas Carney
were shot and killed last night at the Ex.
position grounds by street car driver
named VIM. H. Collins. The Carney
brothers are from Cincinnati, and were
employed gs hostlsrs at John Lewark's
livery stable. They were intoxicated and
quarreling with the driver It is claimed
by him that they were attempting TO rob
him, when lie drew pistol and shot both.
After the shooting, Collins drove his car
back 10 the end oil the road and gave him.
paIf nm
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A p,I.o,.S S4nt io Trapee.

CcXsrAsrfSorLE, August 2-shetk Ma.
homet, who was arrested by the French
consul, and upon whose person we're
found documents showing the existence
nj a vast Moslein conspiracy against the
French In Africa, hsa been taken aboard
A French man.oi war and sent 10 France,
charged with conspiracy against the pub
lic peace 10 AlReria.
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WArERrowS, N. 7 August2.-OfIicstS.
accompanied by son Of Senator OtvllIe
II. Plat, left here this morning In charge
ol Charles Parker, the guide who attempt.
ed TO assault Mrs George Bull, OF PhiIa.
delphia. Mrs. Bull was en- route 10 the
camp Of Senator PIatt, Of Connecticut, not
ex-senator Thomas y. Plat as at trst
reported The prisoner will be taken 10
Long Like, Hamilton county.
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PRETTY WAIE.
Little Guild Abandoned By HsAFlIeSs
Guardian,

NEw YoEE, August 2,-Ths police oi
Jersey City are puzzled TO account for the
fact that little girl four years old, who
was found wandering in the streets has
not been claimed. She is an unusually
bright child, and her manner OF speech in.
diCates that her associations have been 70.
fined. She has thick black hair, but short,
and large, lustrous eyes. She says her
name Ia Sophie MCCabe, and that her
mothers name 10 Coppars; and on one oc.
caslon she said something TO Inspector
Lange about her father being dead. She
says she does not want 10 sse her "PGpG
McCAbs," from which II 10 inferred that
the man Is q step.iathsr, but she 10 very
anxious TO see her mamma. Her reColec.
tton 10 that her mother was sick, and that
she and her little brother helped on one
occasion 10 eat . supper OF toast that bad
been prepared for the sick woman. Her
pspa took her out In q horse car, and gave
her \ penny to buy some cake. When
she came from the store in which she had
made her purchase her papa had gone and
she was alone. This IL her narrative, as
far as the police have been able 10 make
out by putting her disjointed prattle
together. There seems to be no room for
doubt that she was purposely abandoned
by q heaFtless guardian.
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Impottont t,II i,I.,svs,l.. At,o.,.

BERLIN, August 2--severa important
dIscoveTics Of petroleum have been made
In Hanover Abpfe II 200 ieet bpa, the
village Of Penie yields in twenty .Iout
houis, 20 000 gGllota, which tu,biM
can be used Tor illuminating and Que. hid
Tor lubrcaling ru,pu "a Il las given ,i,e
10 4 speculative fever which is running
very high. The ground in the npighbjf.
hood Is selling at from $40 to 81 600 par
Acre,
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lhs gntelllgsafer
-, Nos. !, aud n HOaFlsoDIh street.


:: . To;, ,r,s,, nj
IA. Sibilisis are now IN Mr aS.oa wy ~,
,.,i,, their principles aHu 'ns puIpSSDl
-I,bsIt organization 0e''ef unue's'oTu -
g,,I,ud and America 1hAn HS1''S'O'S' - ps
~, baystaken their own cAse ~ uaul'
",o ' speak. One oil the Ao'eS' " 'ueIi
,,I.l, Hartman now IN NeN .Sl' ~, tuS
T,tss over his own name, WIN '"Hs ''e"'
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nance in It's details oil tue ne'n''AO,S ~
,,nOt soma eighteen months Ss' " VIZ"
M the imperial railway TA'u containing
hsClr near Moscow snG ~ 'ue SvO"SI
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ara determined TO XIII .ne P'eS'n' C4A
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hs ShIIIsis have IN V'e"' nS'ueIN "U''
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iLn.s.n on r.sln.. nn.a.a.

UlNCiSNArt, Angus IA lfe broke oul
about midnight 10 James 1stHels linseed
oil manuiaCtoty, at Mount Vernon, Ohio.
The engine room and oil manufacturing
dOnartmeht were burned, including engine,
boiler and shaitirg, two cruhhers, four
hydraulic presses, tanka and ANAL
HmDuht Of oil aud nhe Thousand bushels
ol Aa1Ssed. Los $4,000; fully insured iu
Ohio ulfnbaniaa
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A NAtiOsai CohvsHinn Of the Land
lAhnne.

DUBLIN, August -pafnsll, alta meet
Ing ot the Land League today, announced
that the League would hold q national
convention In Dublin on the 10Th Of sep.
tembet, IN consider the beat means oi OBJ
t,inirg Irish land ior Irlshmen. The
suggestion wAs unanimously approved.
Pafnell advised the tenants not to trust
ihe Land bill.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August 9.-Ths
House passed bill fcdiStficLing the State
for the election Of Representatives ln Con.
Vress, on the pAssAgs oil the national
Sppoftionment act, Ailotling New Hamp.
Ahife Two representatives.
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THAR nISslNG RULLEr.
II is discovered again In Yellow Dogs
hack.

WAsHISOToS, August 9,-That :" lost
bullet" which did not enter President
GAr6sld'a body, is turning up in good
many places, and by and By the public
will wonder whether or not Guiteau did
not let go at the President with Gstling
gun instead Of British "bull dog" When
the pistol was picked up 1t had two empty
chambers. More than the regulate
number OF balls have been found TO
6ll the vacancies, and still they
come. According to tine Alexandra
Gdzeite it is now believed by many that
the much sought Tor bullet IL in that city
10 q yellow dogs back. This yellow dog,
about two and hall hRnds high, supposed
to be the animal which followed tho
Presidents carriage In tho Inauguration
procession, came TO that city about six
weeks ago and sought shelter Ut the house
OF MF. W. l.. Penn, on st. Asaph street,
where he was cared Tor by Miss Waite A.
Penn. There he remained until the
Thursday before the President was shot
and then took his departure, returning one
week later with bullet wound IN his back.
Tns course OF the ball was distinctly mark
cd, and an examination hiss revealed the
fret that the animal still carries the bullet
All the circumstances point to the bulI2s
as the one 6ut shot by the assassin at
President Garfield, and of which all trace
has been lost, The dog left Alexandra
on Wednesday q week ago, and the papers
Of this city the next morning said the
Presidents yellow dog had again put in
an appearance. After short stay he re.
turned to Alexandria, where he is now
enjoying his freedom, his mistress, Miss
Penn, having procured far him brass
license tax. The wound in the dogs back
has healed considerably, but 1t 10 still
plainly visible and very sore to the touch.
Tho flesh ana hair have been ploughed by
the bullet In straight line up the dogs
back for about four inChe8,
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NEw YoRK, August g. James FitI.
patrick, a Clsfk In the employ oi Mathis.
son 4 wiSChoss, sugar teansts, Jertey
Ci y, wis yeslstday sent 10 this city 10
collect bills amounting 10 $l9 900. He
collected $4,000, mostly In checks, the
payment Nh which has been stopped, as
he 10 reported AZ having mystefiously
disappeared since the collections.
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indictment charging them with having at
tempted to blow up the Town Hall. As
pinal, the Recorder, who appeared for the
prosecutor, announced that the count OF
attempted murder In the indictment would
be abandoned.
The jury, after q short dslibeTation,
found both oi the prisoners guilty OF
causing an explosion with an intent to en-.
danger lie and with an intent to damage
the town Hall, A fresh jury was sworn,
who found McGrath guilty as an aCces'
sorry before the fac'.
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r.nIn.lon in : i,niitst1.

por1,vlLLE, PA, August 9.-By the e1.
plOsion Of lire dsmp thiS morning st the
Phu nix Park coliety, operated by the
p, K 10. 4 I. Company, John F. WelCh
and EdWatd Brady, miners, and Michael
Moore and Jas. Brown we're badly bnined.
Welch WAS lsb,r Felotm Represen tative
in the last LeRislaiute.
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Accident alta 1Ibs.

CHArTAS ooA, TESS August 2 News
iron o'kdals StSliOn ssys tunnel 20 clved
In last evening while fifty men we're In.
sids. All except Reven saved themselves
by Hetting protecting aidea. Two we're
iatally Injured; the other Ave sefiouely,
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Dedication OF Thslr New Hail at Stsn.
btnNllis-Iho Exercises AAd HeStiVI.
Ties.
GnHts, TueilSy.
The dedication Of the new Hall Of the
Turner Society, located on North Third
street, came oil last night. Delegations
~ ~! turner's were present from Wheeling,
rsIl!In0nrg, Allegheny, Birmingham. Bel.
lllte and other places. At seven o'clock
Eand parade took place, the procession
being lotmed as follows.
zAllCr's Cotnet Band
sttnbtnVilIe Turner =, ciely.
M. a. 2. Lodge, sttubehViIiO.
Al, yt!mlh lilh Mhinal Relief Stt,ety, = eubenVille.
"4"en''I'' n,'mSnie sihtlhg Society, in carriages
Mhe-llng Turner Society.
49, belaiFe Turner B0ctBiy.
btmnRhAm Turner Society.
staleyI Pittsburgh Band.
tHuoufEh Turner Socist,.
Allegheny eli Turner socletV
The procession passed through our ptin.
clpal streets, the bands playing. The
spectacle was very fine, the 6annefs and
ImoLIems showing OF 10 good advantage.
AZ " close an adjournment was made To
sae HAL, and soon after the exeFcisea Of
Sas evening commenced, the programme
Oe'nESs follows;
S,mia Swa sst .".,,,,,,.,, Harmonic aiaEins a el..y
ssI., ....."., heellnG 1uFntefeir Y elety
tiVsass '' FTol, hiluhA
''"ulnlici- Allegheny, biTminehAm, PltubuTkh
T,h,.. and seubehVlilo Turner eoeittlea,
1Iti.. uIntt Lll'
...,....,Ihlntte PutGS
Lincoln Club, pltiburgl
NY 2. =. Cotton, ftld Pilhbdrgl
me Wheeling Turner's deserve specta
mention Tor the difficult and musCula
"as Performed by them. The Songs werI
ApplAnte.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2 Der ,min B.
Wiley, the original contractor in the star
tonte cohlttcts in UAh ard Arizona, who
haH heretofore succeeded In elndinR the
oIhcer', vas today arrested aud held for
Lilal.
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H =, Augnst2. The Re.
publicAna re elected Mayor Size to-day
ior the fourth consecutive term by q
msjorily Of 65, and a plurality Of so over
John y. TocaL, Democrat,
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pLOr W ASSASSIN ArroN
The CEar aud Family secretly leave
AlOaeoM In MAAle.

mOseOW In Haste.
sr. PETERSBURG, August at is On.
nounced that plot for the Assassi nation
Of the CEr has been discovered and fruH.
trAted by the police. A lady OF high iaIn.
lily was chosen as the assassin. Her &C.
completes have been arrested, but she
herself escaped The CEar and family
left Moscow. .teCretly on sunday for Min
NOYRorod.
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ERtE, PA Angus. 9-LsWis H sIeSet,
maChinlst, aged % years, while bathing
In the bay here 10 day, was seiied with
@, am "a and dfoRned.
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Meeting OF DsIegates From ali the Lodges
In the County, AZ cleveland.

CLEVELAND. o., August 2 The Sixth
national convention Of the Amalgamated
Association oil Iron and Steel Workers
began itS session here to-day. One hun.
dftd and sixty delegates are present,
representing several states. The pro.
csedinps were seCreE
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AItIEe OF LIrnr nni,.t,.

MA1sVILLE, Ky Angus. 2 The Unto
cigtt makers have struck lor an adyancJ
and lhW |. CtOfy hAA closed,
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YEsrERpAY,s RULLEIINs.

OF the PFesIdent's Condition
At Intervals during tho Day.
[Ofelal BulIOtln
EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
WAsHINaTON, August 2-8A.u
The President passed q very pleasant
night and slept sweeIly the greater part Of
the time. This morning he awoke re-
freshed, and appears comfortable and
Pulse o., temperature 9S.4,
IS
[Signed] D, W. BLISS,
J. X. BARNEs,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBRRT RHYBURN,
D h. AdNEw.
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lOmcial BuIletin.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
WASHINGTON, August 2-l2iSOP N. !
The President is passing the day com.
torlably, with his head and shoulders
raised In the same manner as at the yester-
day morning dressing. His wound WAS
found 10 he doing we'll. His pulse is now
80, temperature 9S.4, respiration 10.
[slgnedl D. ", Bliss.
J K. BARNES,
J. ]. WOODWARD,
RoB'r REYBvRN,
D. H. AdEEw.
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EIeelIOnS for Members OF Commons 10
bs SuSpended-Tho Land BIll and the
LOEda.
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HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.

Cider Jelly.-Get cider right from the
press before it is in the least fermented
Boil 1t in porcelain or brass; do not add
any fresh cider after it once begins to
boil. Therein lies the secret, if there
is any. II does not require any sugar.
Tomato Soup.-Put two-thirds of a
two-pound can of tomatoes on the stove
and let it boil. Put one teaspoonful
soda into the tomatoes; after it is done
foaming put the tomatoes. into two
quarts of boiling milk, season with salt,
pepper. and q liberal lump of good but
ter. -Dn - ia ; - -.
Rice Birds. Clean and sprinkle with
pepper and salt, wrap each bird in a
slice of fat pork and impale half a
dozen on q skewer. Roast in hot oven
between ten and fifteen minutes; serve
on hot platter, q bit of butter on each
bird, and decorate them neatly with
parsley. .......,-.. :. f.rss.s
Lemon Cake.-Beat together one cup
Of butter and three cups Of white sugar;
.add five eggs. the whites and yolks
beat together separately. Then add the
juice and grated rind Of lemon. cup
of milk with teaspoon of soda stirred
into 1t (baking>powder is good) and
four cups of sifted dour. Bake in hot
but steady oven.
Cabbage.-Chop fine one good solid
head. To four we'll beaten eggs add
four tablespoonsful of sweet cream, one
of celery seed. nearly one of salt and
ground mustard, one-half teaspoonful
black pepper, one-half cup good vine
gar; put on the stove and stir it until it
just boils; If it cooks too long, the eggs
will become lumpy; pour over the cab
bage and mix thoroughly.
Omelet Souffie.-From five eggs re-
servo the whites of three. Beat the re-
manning whites and yolks together, and
mix with them a gill of cream. Into a
frying-pan put a piece of butter the
size Of walnut. When it is brown
pour in the beaten eggs and let them
cook rs fast as they eau without burn
ing. When nearly done spread the re-
served whites beaten to stiff froth
over, and put the frying-pan into hot
oven for moment until the whites are
just stiffened. Pour upon y platter and
serve.
Stuffed Shoulder of Veal. al.-Remove
the bone from shoulder of veal and
fill with q stuffing of bread crumbs.
seasoned with summer savOry, salt and
pepper. Wet with as little water as
possible, and add an egg and lump
of butter the size of an egg. Rub the
shoulder well with butter and roast
slowly till thoroughly done. Mince up
any remnants of the meat and stuffing
that are left after the meal, add little
more summer savory and some sage, |
mix with the yolk Of an egg. and make
into small balls and fry a. veal ero-,
Quettes for breakfast. ----> liYYEss,
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Two Women.

Two Women
One poAt loved two women; they were fair
The first with snow-white, stately limbs. that
shOne
{ Through his rapt thought like pinions of q
Through waves, or like doves breast in the
air, p
Tho second bore weight of golden hair,
And countenance with lovely passion wan
And breast DER which the steps of flowers
had gone, a.
Leaving therein a fragrance soft and rare.
They met In heaven-now, what was love to dor
The first approaching, with her bright green
eyes, ..es,.. s,tsf- sr- 30 4 :
Smfled-smfliug, softly uttered, 'T love YOU"
The second, with a gesture of surprise,
Turned gently on the first her orbs OF blue
81 also love-our sorrow makes US wise.'
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Clydesdale Stallion,
HIGHLAND ROVER!

VXYAS sired by Drayman. who was imported
w in 1859; dam by Lord Clyde. also iHp pert
ed; grand ,Iam by Old Cumberland Rover was
foaled october 22nd. 1876. He stands Ii hands
high, weighs 400 pounds. is bright mahogany
bay color with black points name and tail !:
very heavy; kind in d,spt sition, but spirited.
with great vim and courage and has won
derful amount of power and endurance: in
form, compact as a pony.
The Clyde horse is heavier bone than any
other breed, according to his weight; limbs
are of great width, fiat, cOrdy, and hard, with
long hair on the back part. which is character
istic. and q mark of pure breeding:
Considering the Importance OF rearing
better class Of horses for labor or sale. we Wis
tied Powell Bros of Pa. who have been large
in porters for II years. and have imported as
fue (lyde horses as ever landed on this cOnti-
nent giving an opportunity of selecting just
the horse needed in this part of the country.
ior the Clyde possesses by far more desirable
Qualities than any other draft horse in exist
ence. This is fortified by the demand, which
Is already immense. and constantly increasing
ALI over the civilized world. at price ranging
from Is to 80 per cent. higher than any other
Rover may be found at all times Sundays
excepted) at my place in the north cast part of
Portage County. Ohio. Gentlel
men. / invite you to call and see him. and ac-
to your interest A H. WITH ERELL.
Charlestown. March rs. 1851. 657
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such power as to insure
the greatest possible
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