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NSw YoRK, July t5.-A special dispatch
from Wimbledon says the Canadian team
are doing good shooting. II is considered
the best team ever sent from the D omin.
lon. They have several prize winners In
tbs AlexAndfiA match. The team has
two men 10 the sixty, who are 10 make the
hnAl competition for the Queens prize,
Sergeant Mitchell with ninety aud Ser,
geant Walker with eighty.nine Twenty.
eight men have been selected, out oI
whom eight will be chosen 10 compote
with the Canadian eight iot the Kolspote
pf;Se on Wednesday.
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HAVANA, July l5.-The time has been
extended one year for the importation,
duty free, OF hones, mules and cattle into
the provinces Of Santiago de Cuba and
Puerto Principe.
Two treasury clerks were sent to prison
for plotting 10 defraud the treasury.
Tha steamer Hadji was fined ak thous-
and dollars, under the new custom rules,
Tor leaving thirty barrels Of tallow behind
In New York, which appeared en- the
manifest,
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WI. Y. 2. a.
Close Of the Annual RsaAiOn-EIeetiOu Of
OmeeFl = RseepfiOn aud Mop = Nsxt
MeeIInG 10 bS Held In WhssIinE-Byu-
patty fer Garfield.

Closo Of the Annual neHAiOn-EleetiOu O
OmeeEl = Reception Anh mop = Mex
MeetIng 10 be Held In Whesling-Bym
pathy fer Garfield.
WHtoS, ", Va, July Is, 1881.
Special DIspAtSh to the IntsIligsncsE.
The WeSt Virginia State Press AAsoeia'
ton adjourned slsst night to meet in
Wheeling on the second Wednesday in
February next.
Mr.. P. W. Morris, Of the RitchIs GareEe,
was re elected
PRHEIDENF
for the ensuing year, and Jas, ]. Peterson,
OF the Weston Republican, was chosen
Secretary.
johnson, Of the Parksrsburg Fireman,
was on hand with his prohibition resolu.
don, but the propristy Of adopting itIailsd
to make itself apparent to the members,
andths author was promptly sat down
upon.
REsoLu TEoNs EXPRESSING THE FEELING OF
TIE ASSOCIATION
upon the dAstArdly attempt to aSsaasinate
President Garfield, and copgratulAtiuR him
upon his escape and the prospsc.s Of re.
covery, were adopted, and on motion tel.
sgraphed to Washington.
The reception and hop last night was q
grand affair, The editors are inclined to
think there are only two towns in the
and Weston,
Committees were appointed
TO WAIT UPON THE LEGIaLATuRE
At Ito adjourned session in January, and
present for the confederation Of that body
bills OF q nature to provide for the en-
Ilghtenment Of the public through the
medium Of the press concerning the trans
actions of the Legislature, the action Of
courts, boards Of commissioners, super
visors and the like.
rHR SLIM REPRESENTATION OF THR wAEEL'
Eaf. ING PRESS |
was o matter Of general and sincere regret,
though II was recognized that the present.
plethora OF news makes 1t imposs ible for
The boys there to get even briel vacation |
Just now.
Editon Peterson and Edwards were 10.
.truCted to mail the proceedings in full TO
the press OF tho State, which they will do |
On next Monday,
Altogether the meeting Of 1881 must be |
quite success. ]. W. ".
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Coaseetins Lish In GlgantIe RaitFOsd
lnalAill.

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Ths PSunsyl.
vania RAllroad Company has been notified
BY the officers Of the Wabash and New
jersey Genital railroads Of their approval
and signature Of contract Tor the Use Of the
Philadelphia 4 Erie and Allegheny Valley
roads as portions Of the wabash system.
Work on the connection between Red
Bank, on the Allegheny Valley Railway,
aud youngstown, O., has been began.
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ST. PETERSBURG, July 15.-Ths KieR
newspaper, the LabOur, publishes tslO.
gram from Ponhve, Province Of KoorSta,
which states that nineteen men and girls
were shut 10 barn by the steward Of tho
property called the "Bolgin, |" for refusing
death by village mob setting FIRE 10 the
building. One person who WRs arrested
confessed 10 his share in the crime.
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A coNTLlCr OF AuraoRIrY
with . MANS Life trembIInE In the
Balance.


ST. LOUIS, July 14.-NotwishstAnding
the fact that Chief Justice Sherwood yes.
tsrdSy granted a stay Of execution in the
case OF Charles =. KiSns, sentenced to be
hanged to-day, Circuit Attorney Harris
cent instructions to Sheriff Mason this
morning to proceed with the execution:
TIE Sheriff consulted counsel and notified
Mr.. Harris that he declined TO recognise
his authority Ia the matter Opinion ID
somewhat divided as TO whether Sherwood
had the authority under the circumstances
10 giant . stay or take any action at oil In
the case. Public feeling 10 quite strong
here against Kiang, and perhaps q
majority Of the people wish 10 have him
suffer tue penalty Of the law for the
atrocious crime he committed.
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r., Ohio democracy squsalsd on the
isi, tsi ,be sdoption Of their platform on
sHI :, ,...5,y. y They virtually adopted the
v.SDSIic.n S'Gl plank Of 1880, a plank for
MP'.' X ,.Ssous and protection. They were
Do'I 's'.li M N risk a campaign, even in an of
H'A' ~ ,bsir Presidential platform.
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HOnINa PiaEoNs.
1hiriy y.ssvsn started from BtsubsnSIIIS
on q Raee.

srEuBESvftLE, July 15.-ThirIySeven
carrier pigeons Sere flown from here this
morning Yesterday morning WM The
time .st, but, owing to fog, was postponed
until this morning. The pigeons were
from Newark, New York, Jersey Heights,
Bayonne, Williamsburg and South Brook
iyn. This is the greatsst number ever
flown this distance In this country. The
race iS for q gold watch and t75 In pfiSes.
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A Rsdue,lon nj S,abIe Rat.u.

LoHDOS, July l6,-rhe Anglo.AmOrican
Telegraph Company, the Direct United
States Gable Company and the CampGsnio
Franchise Du TeleEraphe De Paris, At
New York, have given notice that on and
after August Let prox. the rate for the
trAnsmiSsion oi kilograms between New
York and the United Kingdom and
France will be reduced to 25 cents per
word.
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Dies from the EHtCis or IssoIStIOn aI
BellAIFe.

BELLArRE, O., July 15.
Special Dispatch TO the InttlliRsncor.
Mrs. Hills, an aged lady residing a
Barnesville, died Iuddenly tonight al
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. Wal
Ter Darrah, on North Belmont street, in
this city. She was down street In
the afternoon, aud was prostrated by the
heat OF the sun, which resulted fatally
this evening, as stated. r. O. F.
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-ar pAILY lSTELEIsEHCHs

.,,.l to Az sdlru-, postage prepaid '0f
mn a, :, ,uy length Of time Desired '' i0liov'
- ~ " =. ~ esois; Ouo weak, attssn sSniai I've
ta'%IH, I',,, ,,uu; ous month, r1ty'aVs SeHHi
- 'aaH an, dollar and thirty Osnli three
I" l'r -. aoll.1, yGyabs "a aE0o'z',
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NSw YORY, July is,-Ths western
Union Telegraph Company has been en-.
Joined from PAYNE iot the present The
extra issue Of $lb, 900 900 script; also the
two dividends already due, agsrtgaing
Ihtee PET cent.
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1kstEnpAY,s RULLEtlaA
Of the PStsIdent's condition
~ Intervals datinG the bay.
ftJneAeiAl BulIstiA

WAsHINGr0N, July lo-SA.N
The PtSlidsntS symptoms this morning
continue favorable, Indicating . steady
In condition. Ee p'ssel an
excellent night Pulse at this hour, ga.
n, 80, tsapettsufs ssO, respiration IL.
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sAN FRANcisco, July lb.-A WArsSure,
W. T., dispatch ssySi A train oi %. CATS
was dtichsd near Dayton today BY run.
ming over some cattle. Dr.. G. ", BuLhSf.
iind was killed b r Hatdman perhaps
htally wounded and Isaac Allison and B.
/. nistk alIVhllv inintad.
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LONDON, July l5,-The heat to-day was
intense. The thermometer At Wimbledon
indicated 1879 in the sun. The brilliant
sun made the shooting psor. Several rife.
men were sent to the hospital, having been
overcome by the heat.
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nw~hiugton & WSynesburg narrow
az, .s' b,s passed under the control OF the
= E,'s ,rsr, read, or, in other words, Of the
Vv.''.vIy,pis Va- Company, aud its track will
u s'.,, Enacted With the dspotiOt the latter,
~ ''Tb M road probably made q standard
wv NV. s ,osd. Heretofore it has been run
ps .i.s IN connection with the Pittsburgh
s., S..,h.,p, and there we're reports that 1t
's '.,1 bs made a link in the proposed sx'
,,..io, '. Of the Southern through West
v;,ynlA
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v...i5sutls d about out Of the woods
l'' gs not only gets milk and rum
%" -, ,tI to,,. aud beeI juice, and like
''h w. Tsi,, call. all the time Tor more"
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NRv YoRE, July is Passenger tickets
N ohicago have been sold iot fourteen
dollars By ticket agents, abd ticket AcAl p
eFs sell from one 10 two dollars lower.
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bis phyHicians report an entire absence
Of fever and marked Improvement in his
general tone, appearance and appetite,
lomeiAl Bullstln
EXECUTIVE MANsIoE, $50 An.
The President has rested well during
the night He is doing admirably this
morning and takea his food with relish.
Pulse 80, temperature 9S 8, respiration Is,
D. W. Bliss,
J.K. BARNES,
J,J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REIBuRN.
[oAeiGl BulIstiu.l
EXECUTIVE MANHoN, IPM.
The President continues TO do very we'll.
Pulae 81, temperature 9S 5 respiration IS,
D. W, Bliss,
]. K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBERT REYRURN,
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wASHnoroS, July i5.-Mn. DutHa,ms
dled 10 great ssony to day. She ussd oil
70 start q ate last evening and WAs badly
burned,
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NOT YET
DTAE ALRAaH DEADLOOK RROKEx.
Bat There are siEns Of solution Of the
DimeuIty II the Near Futare-A
Report, Probably UntFas,
That COnRling Gives
Up the Fight

ALBANY, n. Y, July l5.-Ths joint CON.
ventlon Of the two houses Of thssate Leg,
iSlAture met at noon to-day as usual, and
proceeded to ballot for successors to
Messra, Conklipg and Plat as members Of
the United States Senate.
The ballot for a Senator for the abort
term, the unsxpirsd time Of Mr.. Conkling,
resulted as follows, the agarsS being those
Of the combined HotA:
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GUITEAU.


Some OF the MesSAEeS He ReCsIVes-A
Novel Diet PFODOsed-Ho PunS.
WARRINGTON, July l4.-District Attor-
nsy Corkhill's mail brings him daily .
mass Of letters about Guiteau. Some are
reasonable, while others throw out the
quserest suggestions, and emAnAte prin.
cipally from cranky brains, Here are some
specimens. A card was received this
morning in an envelope, postmarked
Fairfield, Connecticut, and was as follows;
"HADEs, vuLGARLY CALLED HELL, |
July u, 1881. !
"7o ChanlS Gtiteau, ThsolOgian, &c.
DEAR sIR:-
"Ii hornets drive the goddess out
And lot Gods people 10,
II madmA1S pistol aid the SAmeF
ask whore 10 the Sin
The Lord mighty helper d
10 almost any klnd Ot 'blI.'
$50 says the immortal sage Of Central
Park, the mighty psychological motor OF
the universe, George Francis Train.
"You should by all means embrace
Colonel Corkhill's kind offer to take you
out riding. It would most likely lead to
q closer acquaintance between uS, Il pos.
sible."
Another letter to Corkhill from North.
east Maryland says:
"SIR-l have q great interestin this man
Tor bsast) Guilesl, particularly his Appe-
lite, Now, sir, l propose to cut two ounces
OF flesh irom,him every day and make him
eat lido 50 until he eats himself up.
Then he will have the historical reputation
as the man that shot q President and then
eat himself up. Yours, with respect,
"WM. ]. F. DARLING"
"Ps.-If you cannot find any one to do
II In Washington Just call on me. l mean
It. WI. F. D."
A reporter asked the assassin his name.
He answered, "GuiteRu He'll"
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There being no choice the convention
on motion dissolved.
After the Senate returned To the Cham.
ber motion was made to take up the
resolution for q hnal adjournment, but
the Senate refused to entertain 1t.
In the Assembly the chairman read the
following telegram, which was received
with applause: .g
WARRINGTON, D. O., July Is.
The surgeons say the President Ia tout
Of the woods" Pulse 90, temperature
ss 6'lO, respiration Is,
coNKLEHa ooNcEDH,
A Washington special says ex-senator
oonkling expresses an opinion that the
Albany Legislature will elect Miller and
LaphAm. He seems totally Indifferent.
He expects 10 return to New York to-day.
SOLUTION HTILL BELIEVED TO BR POS.
sTBL1.
There Is the same talk again tonight
that there was last night Of an election at
the next vote. 1t Is by the same personE
One or two Of the atslwara who were
loudest last night in denying these re.
ports, are tonight silent. II 10 said con.
siderable money changed hands on the
vote to-day, parties betting that there
would be elections. Offers 10 bet are
freely made tonight. A close canvass
fails to fnd any OF those reported az ready
to change their votes are so disposed.
The report about Speaker Sharpe deClar.
ing that he would soon change bis vote is
fatty contradicted. He will not tonight
indicate bis intentions, but points 10 his
record thus far to show where stands, A
light vote 10 expected tomorrow, as many
have gone home, As usual, after pairing.
The general opinion 10 that both Miller
and LaphAm have reached their highest
vote and cannot be elected, OF least not
this week. Next week may bring asolu-
ton.
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The Chairman announced that there
was no election, and . ballot for Platts
successor was ordered, the combined vote
resulnnR:
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to the immediate requirements, holders
and buyera being far Spart In their ideas.
The reports Of reduced cEopsof wheat will
maintain the present pEiees, unless the 70.
ceipts ahall become greater than usual.
The demand for lower grades Of shipping
are In more request, and the family brandd
show that the latter are being confined a.
most wholly 70 the local trade. Coffee dull
and Pricea aGhads higher than week ago.
sugars declined for the nav kinds, and In
refined goods there was : decline, bat the
check 70 production has made the market
again firm, and holders look for an ad.
vance, The provision market has been
excited and . general advance hAs taken
place.
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The Great western Floods.

THE MISSOURI RIVER STILL RlSING-stRi"Cs
APPREHENsIoNs FELT AT ST. LOUIS AND
VICINITY.
ST. LOUIS, May 2.-Very serious appre-
tensions are beginning 10 be felt for The
safety OF the property along the river front.
The water is pow nearly one and half leet
above the danger line. and still rising. Inc
low land south Of Chanteau avenue ana
east OF the high emDankment OF the iron
Mountain railroad is submerged. The
Meser Iron-Works, on the eastern side Of
the river, opposite Carondelet, are sub
merged Dy water and have suspended ope-
ra,ions. though there is not any immediate
danger. South Of this, however, in that por-
lion Of the city occupied by the Union stock
wards and the great lumber interest there
is mucb trouble. In Eas, II. Louis there Il
GREAT danger OF a general overflow. Cow
creek. which runs through the town, Is
overlooked from back.water, and great eX-
tents of country in the neighborhood oil
BroOklyn and Venice, two small towns
north of East ST. Louis, are submerged,
causinC many families 10 abandon their
houses. The water is encroaching on the
National stock yards, but 1t has not reached
them vet. nor has the business OF the yards
heen interfered with. Much OF the bottom
,nr,her inland. over toward the BLUM, is
soid n he inundated and the growing crops
DESTROYED. All the railroads are strehStn-
eninp their tracks and protecting their pro-
merry. But five inches more oil rise I'D tue
wafer will cause great damage ana ihuch
interference to business, and possibly sus-
pension OF traffic on some oil the roaos'
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United STATES FINANCES.
Forty-seventh COpgress-Speciai Ses-
sion of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, May ,, 1881.

WASHINGTON, May =, 1881.
The Vice President laid before the Senate
the unfinished business, being the resolu-
tiou for the election OF officers Of the Sen
ate.
Mr.. Farley called attention 10 The large
number Of nominations which were await
ing action by the Senate, and moved TO 90
into executive session. The people OF bis
state Of all parties were appealing 10
the Senate TO consider important mat
tiers in which they were directly
interested. Petitions were daily coming
from the public press Of California asking
for the consideration OF the Chlnese treaty.
In one Of these papers he had observed 'nat
he mad been charged with retarding Ine
consideration OF the Chinese treaty. Inc
record OF the Senate contradicted that state
ment For nany weeks Democratic seha-
tors had invited the Republicans 10 go ih'o
executive session. Eight hundred OF one
thousand Cinnamon were arflVlug Sun !,
monthly at San Francisco. A shipiui oi
Cinnamon, and with smallpox on ooaru'
was to-day lying at quarantine In the haI
Dor of San Francisco, and the people OF
California were protesting against ,ne
neglect on the part OF the Senate, for WHICH
neglect the Republican party was response
BILE. ,,o,s IN
Mr.. Dawes said that he was as anxious TO
ao into executive session as any man could
be. but the record Of the past two months
would disclose the fact that the Senator
Farley aud those who acted with a, Dim IN n nol
been solely responsible ior any ueiay !" ho'
going into executive session.
Mr.. Farley replied that the Repuo,Ii.can
party could not escape the responsibility
Tor The evils which had befallen the people
OF the Pacific coast. s,ooa
Mr.. Dawes rejoined that the Senator $1,000
80 nd told the people Of California tbat
r rstee r than have the democratic Secretary
of the Senate displaced he would iet ,ns
Chinese come and bring all the eyl,s i hna
they might. The Senator ana us par, AIRY ~" "o
one had touched bis harp or piped bis Iule
In favor OF considering these Chinese Urea sa'
ties but now the Senator came ID ~ VIZ VIZ
diving hour, as the last chance, and uttered
q msIediclion upon the Senate !tse'I'
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Saved His Neck.

WASHINGTON, May "A decision was
rendered by the Supreme Court OF the
United States to-day in the case OF William
Neal Us. The State of Delaware in error,
from the Court Of Over and Terminer for
Newcastle county. Neal, who is negro,
was indicted, tried, and sentenced to death
by the State court for the crime OF rape.
His appeal TO this court is based upon the
fact that the State court refused to grant
the motion made by him that the indictment
and panel Of jurors be quashed for the rea.
son that cOlOred men were excluded from
the grand and petit iuries by which be was
indicted and tried. This court holds that
the exclusion OF colored persons from iu-
res, which is complained OF in this case,
did not us matter OF Law result from the
Constitution and laws OF the State. The
case. therefore, cosld not have been
properly removed to the Federal courts.
Since, however, there was improper eXclu-
sion OF colored men on account Of race from
the iuries BIZ which Neal was indicted and
tried. the STATE court erred in refusing TO
grant the motion OF the accused 10 quash
The Indictment and panels OF jurors. Its
Judgment Is therefore reversed with costs,
and the case remanded, with directions 10
set aside the judgment and verdict as well
as the order DENYING motions to quash the
indictment and panels of iuries, and for
such proceedings upon further hearing OF
these motions as may be consistent with the
principles OF The opinion OF this court. JUS
tice Harlan delivered the opinion, Chief
Justice Waite and Justice Field dissenting.
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uascuaa from the Deep.

BosroN, May 1.-The bark Mary A. Nei,
son arrived yesterday from CleniuSas. in
latitude $50 3O/, longitude 750 2O>, she pick
ed up a small boat containing the master n,iae
and steward OF the schooner l.. b. Lorlng,
OF Mobile, from Mstanzas for New VOTE:
The master OF the schooner reported .na'
on the 10th ullImo his vessel was snip
wrecked In heavy sea, which washed the
remainder OF the crew overheard. On the
nth. the gale continuing, and The vessel
rolling on her beam ends and making
water and II being impossible to keep ber
free. the survivors took to the boat. bo.n
were very much exhausted when reseueu'
having been l0S hours In the boat.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
.,xcnApn To THE DISPATCH,

washington News aud eo..ip- II, Discus
va" the senate Ycsterday-The Republic
wv c.uess Decide 20 Report In Favor Of
ss' mns Executive Sessicns-virginia Post.
master. .proi"'ed-A s"pre%e'oo"r' De'i'
,h,eh stops the Hanging OF Negro
"' $40 >hipwrccked Mariners Saved-Il-
Iand.League Convention-No Dis
wv, ,..,,en AGAINST Manufactures OF Other
- -Reyoiu,ion in Santo Deminge->c-
.,.,e Of Affairs Ia the West Of ireland
,s . ,hy.ssnian King No, Dcad-The Nj
w Threasenins Manifesto--T Arrest
r MILLION. "
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The Illinois irish Land. Leaguers

CHICAGO, May 1.-The Illinois State Land
League Convention met In this city yester-
day. Three hundred and eighty-siX dele
gates were present from all parts OF the
State" One OF the resolutions adopted
pledges the Convention 10 the raising Of
S250,0O0 before January l., 1882, to further
the Irish cause. Another resolution pledged
the members Of the Land League OF Hi.
nois individually and collectively 10 devote
their energies, fortunes. and, II need be,
their lives, TO the furtberance OF the Irish
land movement and the unqualified emanci.
patton Of the people Of Ireland from the
intoerable yoke OF ieudal tyranny. Rich
ard PrendergaSt made fierce attack on the
policy OF Mr.. Gladstone and his present land
bill, stating that 1t was obnoxious not only
to the people, but to the most conservative
body OF al--;be Roman Catholic hierarchy
and clergy.