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Winter Wheat.

SPRINGFIELD, August 30.-The winter
wheat crop of 1852 is the largest ever har-
vested in illinois, except that of 1880, and
reaches over 5O,0OO,Ol9. hHs:bA|;Svv. s"7i ne
average yield is about 1sK bushels per
acre, a trihc under the immense average OF
1879. The quality is much above an aver
age crop. and is saved in good condition.
II will return the producers more money
than any crop Tor fourteen years. The
county assessors return the acreage as
Q 1872 600 bushel of winter wheat.
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A Hoax.

LOUISVILLE, August SO-Quite an excite
ment was created last evening, by the re-
ceipt of telegram fIom the Health Officer
of birmingham, Ala, announcing that a
case of yellow fever was on board the north
bound Louisville and Nashville train, due
here at ]: 40 A. NJ. DR.. Montgomery, the
Health officer, was sent to Bonneville to
meet the train, and found the report a
hoax. 1t is thought that New York drum
mer, who got OF the train at Birmingham,
sent the report.
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Ireland,

Cork, August S1.-The corporation has
passed resolution condemning the SEN
tence of f. Dwyer Gray, aud demanding
his release. The corporation also resolved
to confer upon Gray the freedom OF the
city.
At a meeting of the Down police, reso'
luton was adopted demanding an increase
of pay and pensions. Two constables were
appointed TO at; end the commission of in
oniry in Dublin
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AfPOrt Said.

PoEr SAID, August G0.-Europeans who
have arrived from C4iro, under escort, by
wav of Damiettl, announce that OWNS
to the energy OF the Perfect of police at
Cairo Europeans are not molested.
A Frenchman named De Marams was
murdered by his servants, Friday, and
buried Saturday, under police protection.
Toe Arats continue to strengthen their
defences at Fort Gehmileh,
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MasOn's Case.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-The case of
Sergeant Mssol, who shot at the assassin
Guitesu, is aga'u befo.e the Secret1ry OF
War on a supplement- i repo-S from judge
Advocate GeneIal swain, submitted yester'
oay. 1t is understood General Swain
adheres TO the legal opinion expressed IN
his o. iginal report, that the proceedings OF
the co3rt martial which tried Mason were
:reruiar and that his confinement under
It's decia ion is Illegal. 49, So
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Banoueting De Lesseps.

PARIS. August 3Q-At a meeting at the
Grand Hotel, scheme was proposed BY
the Gaulois, for banquet TO De LessePs,
was discussed. About forty members OF
the press were present. Arrangements for
a banquet were placed in the hands OF .
with instructions that il must
DE non-political and attended only by
Ererchmen.
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GREENIES.
Two Indiana House Guests Taken In
Yesterday.

Two Indiana House Guests Taken In
Yesterday. &
CINCINNATI, August 30.-Reuben Zurkle,
a greenie from, Packinhau, Virginia, ar
rived in the city three days ago anI put up
at the Indiana House. He commenced to
indulge pretty freely in liquor, anil soon
some of the robbers that hang about in the
vicinity of the Indiana House waiting for
suckers Of his kind bad him in tow. Night
before last he was in Major Theobald's So
loon with two suspicious characters, aud
the Major induced him TO deposit his roll,
amounting to S2l5, with the hotel clerk for
safe keeping Yesterday morning, how.
ever, Zurkle drew out his money, and in a
few hours turned up broke and in be-
wildered condition. All he knew Vas that
be had lost his money betting on cards.
The police were unable, from the little in
formation they had, to find the thieves.
Another greenie stopping at the Indiana
House. was fleeced out of SIS in saloon in
that vicinity yesterday morning.
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FOrthe Front.

ALEXANDRIA, August 30-Gen. Hamley
and brigade of Hishlanders, under Gen.
Addison embarked on four transports
The British authorities state that their
destination is ISmailia.
ALEXANDRIA, August 30.-The Highland
Brigade will start tomorrow. Gen. Sir
EVELYN Wood has assumed chief command
of the troops in Alexandria and vicinity.
A Greek merchant, who left Cairo the
25th. reports that Arabi Pasha. Ali Fehmy
and a number of troops from Kafre el Dwar,
were at Tel el Kebier when he passed there.
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uliuois Knights ofHonor.

CHICAGO, August 3O-The first grand con-
vocation of the Knights OF Honor will be
held here September IA and Is. About
40 OOO members have beeu invited. The
first meeting will be held at Mccormick
hall. September 1, in the evening. Among
the ora.ors are Jude Cochran, of West VIr-
ginia, judge BrecSenri13;e, of Kentucky,
and Judge Crawford, of Illinois.
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White CHOMA.

CHICAGO, August 30.-J. Dunn, post
trader at the Grow sgency, Montana ar
rived yesterday. He denies the reports
that The Crows have heen depredating.
They never were more peaceabie than now.
They are we'll fed and clothed, and have no
cause for complaints. He thinks the next
generation will take to farming.
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lskinS preacher irom his pulpit,
ryjnC him To the door, and telling
P 10 ~ hence without delay, i q
|mpI way o. getting rid Of a disagree.
e pastor, but Georgia congregation
tried II with good degree Of sue
Il j. gratifying 10 know that the
man lei. his benedictiOn on all
erd as the procession moved down
hrnad aisle.
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Murder as n Campmeetins.

SAN ANTONIO. TEX, August 3o.-Aa
Mexican campmeeting in Roi county, yes
terday, boy shot man deed for speaking
disrespectfully Of the former's sister.
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Another A..aSsiuation. A

LONDON, August 30.-A dispatch from
DurbSn states that besides the Kafiir chief,
Secocoeni. his son and furteen followers
were also killed. The killing was done by
Mampoor. the chief put into his place by
the British. '....-..
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Longshoremen's Strike.

Bosroy, August 30.-At Fo3.er's wharf,
today, twenty-five Italians and Russian
Poles were hired to work on the steamer
Otranto. They were being escorted by a
few police to take the place OF longshore-
men. when suddenly a large number OF the
strikers hustled the officers and pulled the
scabs away. IL other men are not obtained,
q gang will be made up from the steamer S
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Turkey.

CoxsrANr1yoPLE, August SO-Condourio.
tis, the Greek minister, had another confer
ence with Said Pasha, the Turkish Minister
of Foreign Affairs. 1t is understood that
orders will be sent by the Porte to Greece,
OF ordering a cessation of hostilities: A de-
tachment of Turkish troops has left Saloni-
ca for the Greek frontier TO restore order.
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Greeee.

ATHENS, August 30-Additional troops
have been ordered TO the frontier, where
the government has determined to concon-
trate 1000 men Immediately. This number
will be sufficient if the movement OF the
Turks is only instiSated by the Turkish
local commander but if the impetus emen,
a.es from Constantinople the struggle will
nroye Serious
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CHICAGO August 30.-Dr.- Scot, arrested
fer completely in the bank robbery at
Kewanee. was known there chiefly as fine
poker player and high liver. He was init
mate with Pratt & Welsh, and the intimacy
is believed to have caused Pratts downfall
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KNOXVILLE, TESS., August So.-Coadu0-
tor Dooley, at the depot last night, stos
and killed Theodore Besne. brother Of the
editor Of the Tribune, on accol OF an
alleged abuse by the latter.
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AHand.ome Yield OF wheat.

OSHKOSH, Wis, August 30 - Farmers
mated that wheat will average fifteen bush.
els TO the acre. while oats sill run from
fifty TO seventy five or shells 10 the acre.
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Fatal Drink BIZ Mistake.

PEnADELFAIA, August S0.-Frede-ick
Proe;t, aged IS years, drank a quantity of
esust;c sod, or lye, in a mistake for lemon
ace. and died in horrible s"oOy.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

DeeIine%.
FAIRFIELD. Ill, August 50. Judge T. u.
Green. Republican Congressional nominee
OF this district. declines, and new cenyeE-
tion will be called.
NomIaated.
CHICAGO, August S0.-The Republicans oil
the N'n,h Con !ressional District have nom
mated Judge PaysOn.
FOR Congress-
I.wRrsryErrG. Isp.. August 30.--Wm. J.
Jobn.0n was nominated for Congress by the
Republican Con ven ton Of the Fourth d.s-
,rict.
sr, L0uis, Mo-, August 3p.--The Post
Di,na.cb specisl from KIRKLAND, Ills,
s,vs. The Democratic Convention OF the
E!rhiecrth Iilirois Consresaiop... ars.rict
reromins ID Vim. X, morrison for Con-
gress by acclamst'o this afternoon.
SIN AnoiheP One.
FAIRFIELD Iowa, August c0-Hon NJ. A.
McCord was nominated for Congress to-dsy,
by the Republicans Of the First District.
yepsuela Orth.
IspTAYAPoLIs. August D.-The Republi.
can Congressional Convent ton OF the Ninth
Indiana District, held at Upton, to-day,
nominated Hon. @. g. 0rth for reelection.
Greepbaek Ne1inatlon.
Jackson, Mich, Anshh cat The
Third Congressional district Greenback
convention held at Byron, to-day, coi.
Hodges, Of Jackson, after stormy session
OF four hours, was nominated TOT congress.
Caikins wlas.
ISDfAsAPoLIs. August D.--The Republi-
can Congressional Convention Tor The IhIr-
teenth district Of Indiana, at Waikerton,
today. nominated Hon. w. Il. Caikins, the
present member, for reelection.
Califo, MIA R~pubIiesas.
s.cRAsES1o, August 3O.-The Republi-
can state Convention wss called 10 order at
PIP. n. by w. W. Morrow, Chairman of the
State Central Committee. ExSenstor
Newton Booth was slected Temporary chair.
man by accIsmsti0n without opposition. A
committee Of fifteen on platform and min,
AIaka1a Cssgve.smea.
MosrGoxEEY. Ala, August D-The
Democrats Con ven tion of the Second die
trict repominated II. A Hsrbut, without
opposition.
1bos. williams Nse reu0minated by the
,,,,,.s,,,,or ~ the Pifth distxict altar sSv.
s,,I Lsjist,- - 80
-.~s.~. ....S,s~..s
p.,,..,on iu.u.t ~ Try Republiesu
,.,nC.',Ssn;;aa ,e.ssem Rcd this eveafne.
Hon Thas ". Palmer. of Detroit. Was
cbnsen rba;,nar. The platform was
$1,000 by an enthu,isstic rising vote
~itSout diseus-ion. being satisfactory 70
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Russia.

BERLIN, August 3o.-The representative
of great power at st. Petersburg, having
asked the government whether he should
hire rooms at Moscow in the autumn for his
use At the coronation of the Car, was in
formed that the ceremony certainly would
not occur before May.
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Russiaa xef.<ee. Return.
Henvy RnoW STORM.

PHILADELPHIA, August 30.-Sinety Rus
sian refugees returned to London on the
steamer Indisna to-day. --.-
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Comin6 Home.

PARIS, August 3o-Engineer Melville,
OF the Jeanette, survivors, will start for
Liverpool todly Oh his wy home. Lieut.
Ferry, who commanded The Rogers, viii!
remain q few days.
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CHICAGO. August 30.-A heavy snow
storm has been raging in Leadyiile sll last
night and this mUrning.
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More Reipforeamsats

LONDON, August JO.-An lMPOrtaIIV OTuel
was received at WOolwich, today, to for
ward to Egypt, II once, formidable hght
siege train. 1t will weigh, with equip.
ments. 1900 ton s. and will require l,l36
officers and men. The ordnance will con:
sist of thirty-six pieces of artillery OF
yarious calibres, including ten forty
Founders and ten twenty-five Founders.
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PHTsIcIASs say it combines al the desi d.
ersta o! every ferruginous tonic dsS-ri1ei
by every school Of m edicine- Bro Sn's Iroa
Bitters
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WHEELING W. VA THURSDAY MORNINGS AUGUST 81 1882

group Of pofknen, killed one. The EN-
peror has given orderi for tho affair TO be
specially investigated.
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Flfbtsss -
l4sAe' 'DsoU11s sfrs
boss MESSING PsosialliIlIsi 4 nulS1 = !

/. San .AxrosIA. FsxaslAtssst sSG@axs
wires sre down. bat psivais isefk -.
firms the rppoets AZ Tie 0onehsD Ass1A
Six inches Of rain fsil Ill over sortAvssaan
TexaE. Ills es:inassd . 5,ooo sAssns hesl@se
horses, estsle, mules and s.xty 70 sssolp
Eve persons were swept away, Fifty Aepsss
are zone In Laredo. The Mexican NatiNAsl
track was washed away hadly sosday.
Further destruction 70 feared Whsa -
coueheo waters reach the BIO 0fands. -.
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The british Attacked.

IsMAILIA, August 30.-It is believed Arabi
Pasha has brought up his infantry from
Kafr- FL Dwar for an attack on the British
at Kassassan lock. The British artillery
fire was most effective, and prevented the
enemy from advancing in close order,
as they apparently at first intended. The
loose formation of the enemy gave an OPP
portunity to the cavalry, and the Lie
Guards caused fearful havoc among the
scattered fugitives. A train Of wounded
British is now on its way to Ismailia.
The British have now nearly established
a line of communication with Tel-El.
Kebir. A railway along the route is nearly
completed, and several trains have already
been sent forward. Gen. Wolseley and the
entire army are marching to the front.
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Official Report.

IsMAILIA, August 30.-The official report
of Gen. Lowe regarding the action Of the
cavalry at KasSasSin, confirms the details
already printed. He says after the charge
the ground was strewn with bodies OF dead
Egyptians infantry. After praising the
gaIlantry Of the Household cavalry, Gen.
Lowe adds, their excellent behavior is at
all times on a par with it.
Gen. Wesley states that the enemy are
now throwing up works in front Of Kassas-
sin.
IsMA1LIA, August 90.-The British did
not anticipate the recent attack The re-
suit shows that we are ready for anythin".
1t is reported that the enemy has fled TO
Pei Ell keber
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Ehile the Republicans, the Indepen-
}, Republicans ard the Prohibition
} 'arc cayor;ing around and throwing
s at one another down in Maine, the
lnrrat> arr getting ready 10 sweep
ill all OF the boapis in Sepiembe-.
b" j. great advantage in keeping
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should Have Stayed with Arab.

IsMAILIA, August 3o.-Egyptian officers
who deserted from Arabi's army, have all
been sent 10 the Khedive, who has decided
that, as penalty for their treason, they
shall be keelhauled aboard the Egyptian
frigate Zouda.
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METHODIST PRoTEsTANTS.
Of Appointments for the Ensuing
Year.


Year.
SeDIi % IA RegiRe-.
p following Is the list Of appointments
sy the annual conference Of the
\ ...,, P-o.e,:an, Church Of the Wes,
D "a :, district. a: Noun; Clare. Angus,
q j. H pa..s President.
+. y. "-" Nt>.ur, rnuierenre EvlncrIiS,
.'ohEa.la Circuit e. Conway.
-aI'oN1 'lrcUit-p ~. Hr.m.sE.
a.. .Hr l7c..-E %. Egi1g
Ir'y ''-rU.r-E 2. Was,sr7
non .-rvr,-p G. Wrase
ser l-rrG '-F. VI. Yates.
4 sWn N.>S.0n-Elias R,b;Dso,. u
.v', >aTe'ugmary.
r'el No. ed. ". Simontop Chair.
['Ai."3 >;a,j.D-C. A. S,--.-,
~ei' .dtAce ,rrrn.,-G. ". WsFs
.'>' arg , rCult-A J. LYON.
'.-.F II ,''rcu''-H. Young
-'. Ea DTCG.t-I. @. Urb's,-as
,'r'e' No S-B Stout. Chairman,
q r,Son C'-cuit-B stout
3 l''.llse 'lrCr.t-J. /. SImms
4 u, j. N7ut-N L. Earn.,t
a "a cannon C.',mJ-A. L McKeeysr
. --s '.rga';-J. Y. G!ll,sprs
81 ss.oNa '.r-ul;-G. ". R.rrs,.
4 N ''Tu.'-L A. Ba-pe,
'Friet No. - Ra,,., C
{ I,ri,.. -,a , .'.a''-N. }. Lorths-
-.,..e l,., , ,lrca.l--L 7. ChippS
80 ,sss,'..e ..t tlrcUl'-D. Ratren
4 ;'. A' "a -. c,.i'rn't-H q. Qpeen
..'.0 NrcUic-TO be s9ppl;S5
-. No S-P. LONtber, Chairman.
4 ... ,''..s , .a'i To b. surp,iaJ
-. '.'.-'t-E ]. Wilson
.o'' .rrU.;-J. ". Rihbss
IS Nyt'>'lrs >ra,ion-p. Iox,,.-
3 sv. ~ Mays Circgi,-J. VI.
t5v,5''''''--7N " ~ T. Davis Chairman.
u - ~ 49, .-ca.t->. T. D.v;s
, Sr.3,. GsCa ''r..,-J. \. C,Sh
.r.r,. ...-'-',-iT. T.. Ey3us
vie Gryg,,-B r. S- -.
,,rs ~, .rca.t-N Ireispd
81. 49,, 49,. '7ogit 7. W. Ireland
>> ( 80, ,.,7..'; :; girc.j,-J. ?. ya-D. ,-ll.
i. -, - , N'ss'on-J. y. Ha,, ,'s'
nS'.S. S' No, MI Snirn. L'G-n cn,,,,,,,
c-....ss = mas q. ,S..,'rW'-NL Smith
>, .r,'I r.,.l. l..'rrgai,-J. ;. ArgoJ5 l,l15
~. .'r,,' p,,l, , rc1.;-I. ". Ssi+-.
G. n SS'T,r 5,r ylrcui:-G. L. Cs-,,s- ,.,l.y
,e-,S ~ 'onWay loaned To P;,,.h- ,
T 'S'a,y. : y Adrian to,is.s t,'.-.ss and Fl
SOcis,v 'oG.'er, Agent Ams-,,
aS8 n ! ! Ss'adle H. Pr. Kin, ,
-, Tyg5.l,N n Flint vi,hOu. avs,o;5;,;.u.J S5hS; j. j.
f. n ,.,., L.. J. VT Good. AL
: ',CIa"e, C1,e, appoia,nen,ss. ,s and 4 D,
b.. passOn, A D. TbSn,. ~
ID Belts add VIM. W,r[e.'' WvISma'' Wm,
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BERIIN, August 30-A guard at the mil
itary range. near here. fred eight shots into
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Twenty Killed.
ESss Hess.u re usp1es.


Tucson, A. T., August 3o.-Ths Stars
Masdaiena special Gays: A. q. Hrnin.
was killed on the road from Hermosviiie
10 Elploma, In Sonora, by his body servant
HessiDg had gore to druw $4,000 % pay
hRnds in his mine on the ranche, snd was
proceeding without an etcort. The servant
probably shot him from behind. n one
bullet wound was found In the body and
the head was terribly m.nyisd, q. u beaten
from Hermosyille. yesterday. 70 the scene
of the tragedy, and definite news Sill bs
received from him within the next two
hours. The place where Hessing was killed
Ia n long distance from the nearest tsir-
graph. and particulars are difficult 70 OBJ
tain. a. they can only be brought ~
messenger The neEs OF the homicide frst
found It's way 20 the public through Gov.
Ortez, of Sonora, who considers his infor.
nation reliable. The friends OF Hesslng
here, however. distrust the intellisence.
snd hope that II may prove unlounded.
There 10 nevertheless very little ground for
such hope.
CHICAGO, Augcst 30.-At an early bour
this morning Washington HeesinG receivsd
the following Telegram from Vice Consul
Guaymas. in response N bis inquiries coa-
cerniDg the reported murder of A. Z, Hess
ing: ..- . ~.
Tucson Stars news that your fAther wAs
murdered Is untrue. Letters from sonora
are en- route"
[signedl IL. bAnfSiSo.
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At,.Rpt 20 asSease 3 1lIee.

sr. Lorn. August S0.-Adolph Z~sch.
nine yssrs old. fell from two-story build.
i,,S- in the alley between Cbsstautssd Mr.
tet .,,s.,. md was instantly kiiIs1. fhs
boy .'s ayins /. kite in the alley Z. co~-
m. TOW viz beoominn sntsn.,,.. In The 'ocf of
The house ne climbed no by ...'esss of
wooden sheds 20 release it, and In dong ~
fell TO the ground
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a.,-,a. era. I..a.e Pvlsoosr.

CHICAGO, August 5o.-Anton Hanson, .
man confined In the jail - in,ane. hanged
himself to the grating Of his cell BY piece
OF ticking torn from his bed. lie wss dis
covered and cut down. but on the arrivsiof
he u,edicni men vas found 10 ~ dssA.
Hsp,aa ras cent 20 jsil os tbe ssh iasl
hy dc Harrison street p0'lce ue hsd ~
.stiye,. His wife died twe yss~. .,o
He bsdSor soms line been j.. .,,iips .nsss
he delpsiOn .hst tx0 BE-, v,rc erriinr d. 4
Bts, end bed otter .,essed 70 bs Killed.
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Tremedous Hail storm.

VIENNA, August aO.-A hail storm occur
red near Pesth, Monday, destroying the
vineyards and maize fields, and partly de-
nolishing fifty houses Many workmen
were killed
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HARRISON COUNTY,
Special Dtspatch 10 TIE Register.

Meeting Of the Republican County Con.
ventien-T The Ticket and the ReseIa-
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A Welcome Awaiting DeLesseps
GernamY.

PARIs, August 30--DeputatiOns from the
LAnterne and Gsulois will receive DeLesseps
on his arrival in Morseilles
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Amen. the Russian re.dgee> recently
\ tyny i'm Nry York wee thjrty-ive
eiiraI students, eleve l Of wCOm were
'meu. Considering the scarcity Of
6ug Ioctor~ in this cDuutrE, and the
Eyr,aiuJy of the coming cr)p, this
tu the Russian immigration the
Pyaraucr of supplying a lons-jeIt
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Las vD:n. August so--lt h rspostsA
that in melee at Sad Jsroniao, In che
mountains, Jack Perry and VIVA. Ooosslss
were fatally shot and thrss other natives
badly wounded. Pery's suit for the bssl
of seporita aroused Mexican vengs noe
Perry's parents reside st Baton Rouge. Il,
OfBcers are sitter the guilty parties.
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RATIFIED,
Gen. Goff Accsuts the Nomination
rendered by the BOSSES. a.,

A Peculiar Convention, which Endorses the
River and Harbor Bill and Presidan;
Arthur-ciYil Service Reform and
Jay HubbeIl-A Tariff for the
Protection of Labor
and Makes
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!, INDIAN oUTDAxAk,

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San FRAScisoo, August So.-A Tombstone
dispatch BY . courier from santa Gus
gives On sooount Of the killing oi sevsnsl
persons by the Indians, aud genera raid
OF the hostiles in the valley. A company
of cavalry was sent from the post 70 inves.
tigate. -3-,.r..-
The Apaches attacked party Of Amsri.
cau miners, twenty-five miles south OF the
frontiers OF Sonors, on Tuesday of last
week. One man named Geo. keifenstole
was killed, and Payson Barnes wounded.
The others intrenched themsslves behind
the wagon and stood of the savsses. ioe
night and the miners returned to the from
tiers. Col. Forbes and fifty Mexican troops
are pursuing the savsyes. ......
Tucson. A. T., August 30.-Advicss from
the frontier Of Sonora say: A party con-
sisting OF II. Eamcs, hysOa Barnes, q man
named Kiefenstote and two Msxicans. were
attacked by q band OF ApAches last Wednss.
day, and Kiefenstote killed and BirneS
wounded In the left arm. The fight lasted
all day and the men escaped under cover Of
the darkness.
Twenty Killed.
CHICAGO, August 30.--A Ca,abasas, Bon ,rs,
Dispatch ,ays! A band o; unknown Ap'
aches raided the valley early this evening"
and It Is reported that they have killed
quite number o. mep, women and chill.
drcd smounl'ug to twenty Ia all. They
have taken all The ranches from Calsbasss
to the line, ard The people a-e coming into
Calsbss.s for s,'e,y. The John hand have
cro,ted the line into Arizona aud IL Is be-
lieved IL Is they who are rsidipg the settle
ments.
Captain Madden, commanding at Fort
Huacbahua, IL in pursuit
The Indians raided Santa Cruz Valley and
killed Martinez and his family. ycsicrd ~,
only fifteen miles south o; the tragedies
reported from Calahasss.
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LorpvILLE, August O.-hiks Ho~ss,
wstcbnss on the 1ouisvtiis and NssbvIiie
road, was shot In The hesd nd kiIisd by
unknown trsmps, peas tbs Bind Asyian,
st o'clock this morning. lie he'd sD'ns
trouble with ssng Of i've tsanps.. ysstss.
dsy, snd the crime ~ connitssA ~ soos
of thSm -e -ra, E.-.g ii