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'ri,c Late Indian Battle.

WuIrrLE BARRACKS, ARIZONA, July o3.-
By courier from Chevalon's Fork, dated
July 10.
The result OF the battle with the Indians
on the 18th is as follows: Fourteen dead
Indians were found. The number wound
ed cannot be estimated, but the blood on
the rocks and ground shows great many
were wounded. Two dead Indians have
been recognized as renegade scouts.
Six women and children were taken
prisoners: Their provisions, blankets,
camp outfits and a large amount OF amm,l-
nition was captured. Over one hundred
head OF animals were captured. Where
the hostiles took stand WAS a succession
OF very deep wooded gorges with almost
perpendicular sides. The character OF the
country permitted few Indians to escape
during the night. The casualties TO our
side were: Private Loinan, Sixth Cavalry,
was killed. Chas. Scott, killed; Lieuten.
ant Converse, Srd cavalry, wounded in the
right eye, slight; Lieutenant Morgan, Srd
cavalry, fracture OF the left arm, rib
broken; First Sergeant Taylor, D company,
3rd cavalry, right arm, Sergeant D. Cam,
9th cavalry, shot in the neck; Private Fo-
ley, company X sixth cavalry,sho through
the neck, Private AIillico Of the same
troop shot through the right arm, Private
Will, same troop, shot in the right breast,
both dangerous. The Indians have split
into small parties, the pursuit continues.
The interior country is being thoroughly
secuted. x.
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views as 10 a revision OF the tariff In con.
nection with the chemical industry, lie
pointed out the ramitications Of Chemistry
In all branches OF manufacture. he sue.
gested In the revision Of the tariff, articles
should be divided into classes like the ami.
NAL. vegetable and mineral kingdoms. He
would place crude articlesnot manufactured
in this country on the free list, and after.
wards tax them according TO their
advancement In value through the differ.
ent stages Of their manufacture. There
were several articles now on the free list
which should be taken off for adequate
protection Of the chemical interest and
others now paying duties, spices es.
specially, with the exception Of mustard,
which might be placed upon It. lie was
not prepared with schedule arranged on
his system, but stated such schedule will
be presented in the course OF short time.
The commission agreed on formula to &C.
company the circular OF invitation sent 10
persons desirous Of giving testimony. 1t
Is 80 framed us to elicit the views OF wit.
nesses as to necessary changes in the tariff
before they appear for examination.
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Z t. L. ID 4 a. I. . d
was quite well represented. Among the
ladies your correspondent noticed Misses
Adams, Baker and List. As usual with
Saturday night balls, the hands Of the
clock were turned back, and It was some
time after midnight before the soldiers
could tear themselves away. Gov. Foster,
accompanied by Adjutant Smith and the
Garrett Guards, 80 strong, came .ovOr from
Oakland on Friday. Yesterday he was the
guest Of President J. W. Garrett, Of the
B. & 0. Railroad, at bis cottage. y.
A most unfortunate accident, and
one which came near resulting
seriously, occurred at the camp OF the Gov.
ernor's Guards near the hotel yesterday
morning. The Guards arc very reticent
about 1t and refuse to be interviewed about
It, not wishing I, 10 get into print and un.
necessarily alarm their friends; but from
what can be gathered, It seems that while
six OF them, DR.. Medbury, the surgeon OF
the company, four priyates and drummer
boy, were sitting around camp fire, one
Of tie number foolishly threw cartridge,
containing about one.quarter pound OF
powder, and used for firing their brass
twelve.pounaer, into the fire. 1t exploded
and for time, it was thought dangerously,
burned all OF them about the hands and
face. The wounded veterans have become
great fayorites among the hotel ladies. "
Adressreview OF the two companies took
place this evening, in front Of the hotel,
before Governor Foster and Adjutant
Smith. r.
Senators Davis and Camden, from
Washington, Ex-Governor Jacob, H. B. Fer.
guson and Lewis Baker, from Wheeling,
and several other prominent Democrats
were here yesterday, attending the meet
ing OF the Democratic State Executive
Committee. II aag
Governor Foster and staff 20 on to
Washington tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, July a-The Senate
spent most Of the afternoon session in
,AnOhns and almos, aimless debate on the
internal intern Revenue bill, the speakers rarely
cunning themselves to the subject mat.
e" Various propositions were submitted
ipe,m,t'ins p the producers Of leaf tobacco
y, " setl r lheir own production without the
sa!Meht os tax as dealers. Finally an
amendment was offered by Beck permit.
aas them to sell one hundred tdolIars
sa, ssI'.h IN year; adopted "a to %. Jusl
Us.oIe adjournment Malone offered his
amendment making the tax nm manufac
.G'ed @ tobacco eight cents. This, if adopt
G ~, would srpercede Beck's for twelve
ssls sen previously adopted. Morril
ssI sIt sherman sttenuously opposed II a,
eetiaanst'nst 81 the limit to which The reduction
=, revenue could be carried b Beck, who
;,1 ;"r'e'oiore was only willing to reduce the
- 10 'welve cents, said he would vote fol
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A Remarkable Proceeding.

LOUISVILLE, July pa Frankfort dis
patch to the Co,trier.Joun'al says: Had
Charles Dickens been here yesterday he
would have witnessed most extraordinary
scene in The life Of conyicts worthy his
graphic and ameliorating pen. An eleven
o'clock this morning thirty.three convicts,
converted by Evangelist Barnes, with the
requisite number OF guards armed with
Spencer rifles, passed out OF the peniten-
tiary gate in two large wagons, destined for
the wharf. Arriving there, Rev. Mr..
Thorp, chaplain OF the prison, administer.
ed to the conricts the rites OF baptism. 1t
was truly an affecting scene TO see these
prisoners Of state accept The outward man
Hesitation Of the divine grace while under
the eye Of the guards carrying their deadly
weapons. Nearly all are serving out long
sentences, while several OF them are sen:
fenced ior life.
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CoLuMnus, O., July 23.-Secretary Cham
berlain, Of the Ohio Board Of Agriculture
gives the following estimate, condensed
from l,le0 reports received from township
correspondents July 20 and 81. The fruit
is compared with the full crop OF 1850,
other crops with July Of last year. Wheat,
l0i per cent, or Sc, ,2S3, 900 bushels, against
1851 900 last year. Corn, 90 per cent,
or C, 100000 bus hels, against 1900. 900
nlsSl and los, ,5OO. 900 in 1850. - Barley,
90 per cent. Oats, ll2. Timothy hay, l3l.
Clover, 81. Pastures, l23. Potatoes l91. To-
bacco, S.. Apples, IL. Pears, 10. Peaches,
3S.f Grapes, 81. Corn, though 90 per cent.
of last year, is only GO per cent Of full
crop even with good weather from now on.
June list apples promised 66 per cent
They have fallen badly and are still falling
and may not make quarter crop. Weather
fine for the past week and wheat nearly all
harvested in prime condition: The berry
is plump and straw light. Oats are be.
ginning 10 rust somewhat The weather
Is now fine for corn and oats. Z w y 4
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who WIN Aecommodn,e Him.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July 23.-John Dom
aldson has issued the following challenge: !:
81 hereby challenge any man in America,
excepting John L. Sullivan, Tug Wilson
gloves, for 5000 side, the fight to take
place within 500 miles OF Milwaukee, and
within six weeks from date the articles are
signed. JonS n. DONALDSON" 4,
Mr.. Donaldson will be remembered rs
the man who stood before Sulliyan's
sledge-hammer blows longer than any
other man has succeeded in doing, and
possesses the confidence OF the sporting
fraternity OF Milwaukee, who, it is under.
stood, are ready with plenty Of money to
hack him ---g7 .N - 60
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
J, ;, , CHARGE OF FRAUD REVIVED
Z ,.aGr.nt Irrtssi,rltls nroasht 70
m,,J,-G.s. xlhoss In an rn'avla.
,r.,,-y,IIut. TO Live Up TO . Goa
-r.lO,d Bta Wilson's speech. /.

" bs..Aleh 10 ihe lh'e'IIsepes'' 7Fste
s+t,s .',raroy, July 93.-The charges pro.
r sIore the House Judiciary Com.
'. .. ,.i,ips stupndous frauds in con.
,i,h The passage the Texas Pacific
T-.r,,,e ten or twelve years ago, are too
b,ye been darkly limited at too
" - ,,r.e any new sensation. They
Gt- =, Is.ere no new credit in coming
,be hands Of the man Newell,
u1s's W ..,s,,,ion in not altogether savory,
,h'.4 unsupported words count
NV ~. rnl. OF ao,hiug. There are
~ sossris. ri. bas however, who say
p..' ~. 5rrasa.aly evidence Is accessi-
", ,r.,s lbs, seventeen members Of the
y, g'sss,i ioor st Ieas. Of the Senate re
i.;sS,j,s.re Of the alleged swag, which
.r,1 le tue, but at this late day might
i J:6saI, 10 prove, and will not be taken
III, On the heels Of long drawn out ses-
Ina
n. esncella,ion oil their contract with
4. E.rdsll Bank Note Company does not
M. The sinking fund commissioners Of
Virginia and General Malone in avery en-
,;;.ble light. In It's best aspect the transac-
t;yr show: grca, wan, Of business sense in
4. srt place, and in 0 less favorable light
/. VI. purely partisan performance, for
,hth the State will have to pay about
5000 for rejected bonds besides damages
|r orteiture Of contract.
Tie speech Of Col. Wilson, which he de-
iyendiu the House June 23rd, in favor of
s.ieving the National banks from taxes on
Isposip, appears in the Congressional
9nrd Of yesterday.
POsoiices have been established in
ret Virginia at Prosperity, Barbour
oanty, between Grassland and Nero, and
Sink, Raleigh county, between Shady
prinss and Flat Top. ~
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Nearly n DIsnxfcr,

CANTON JUNCTION, Mass, July 23.-This
afternoon the lightning express from Bos-
ton on the Providence road was thrown on
n side track by misplaced switch on a
siding. The train was going stthe rate OF IS
miles an hour, and the cars were turned
partially on their sides, and the passengers
thrown in heap in the aisles. Just as the
flying train passed the station the tilting
drawing room ears struck the baggage car
on the other track, and this alone prevent
ed the train from going completely over
and causing a frightful accident, as the
cars were crowded. When the train par
TALLY righted the brakes were applied and
the train brought to stand still. No one
seriously injured. E.
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JOHN l.. SULLIVAN RESPONDS.
He win Fisht.rus"WiI, iI,on In Any Wa

He VIII iFight"ruE"Htis tison In Any Way.
New ioRH, July e22.-Billy Madden last
night, on behalf Of John l.. Sullivan, issued
the following manifesto:
Sir: Since John L. Sulliyan's contest
with the English champion "Tu." Wilson,
| have seen many bombastic challenges is.
sued by slug" Wilson and his backer,
both OF whom are trying to make great
deal OF capital because Sullivan failed to
knock the champion Of England out OF time
in fifteen minutes with soft boxing gloves.
l Idon'tthink any credit is attached to what
is termed "'Tug' Wilson's victory" for i,
was only sparring match, and Sullivan
failed to train as I asked him to do. Be.
sides, il there had been a timekeeper Sc.
lected, in addition to the referee, Sullivan
would have won; but it was next TO impos.
sible for Harry Hill 10 fill both positions a;
the same time, although he did the
best he could with equal justice to both
parties. do not think Sullivan lost caste
because he failed to stop the English cham.
pion in four rounds. What pugilist ever
succeeded in knocking out another. inside
OF fifteen minutes with soft boxing gloves I
John l. Sullivan, il the English cham mpion
had stood up,would hare knocked him ou,
in two rounds, although out oi condition,
Sullivan has done more knocking out than
any other pugilist who ever lived; and il
he had used as good Judgment as in former
contests he would have won easily, as he
always did before "Tug" Wilson and his
backer's challenge to fight for $500 side
in four months from signing articles is
unreasonable. will ms.ch Sullivan TO
tight "Tue" Wilson for 5000 side, and
not n cent less, the battle to take place
within so miles from Kansas City,
in eight weeks from signing ar.
ticles. Ii Tug Wilson and his
hacker mean business, all .hey
have to do is 10 post $1,000 with Harry
Hill. In regard to the offer to give the
English champion another trial ut sparring
in four three-minute rounds, would say
that we are not eager for such match, but
as @Tug" Wilson's admirers and the sport.
ing public may think that Sullivan is afraid
that he cannot knock him out OF time
with soft gloves on his hands, l will &C.
cept the olTer, providing Tug" Wilson and
his hackers will allow Al Smith or or some
other responsible man to be the ,imekeeper
and Harry Hill to be the referee, as be can,
not possibly fill both positions sa,isfactori.
ly. II Wilson agrees TO these terms, and
they are only fair, ] will meet him or hi.
representatives ut Harry Hills, on Monday
evening gnext, at O'Clock, to arrange the
match. Yours respectfully, d
WILLIAM MADDEN.
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LONDON, June o3.-John Dillon, speak.
ing at NARROW, said that il sixty honest
members were returned to Parliament to
support Parnell, they would render the
repression Of crime bill imperative. For
every man arrested under the bill they
would waste two days in the House OF
Commons. When they were enabled to
understand the working OF the land corpor-
alton they would organize such machinery
ns to fleieat IL -. 'f-p -. ~ i57l &
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MOUNTAIN sLAKEiPARK.
THEoPENINo EXERCISES YESTERDAY.
Dedication Of the ludltorlun Aad Camp Ground.
Sysopsls Of Dr.. hasdss's ssrmoa-Notss Prom
Deer Park-Iaothsr Denoeraue Confer.
eaes-soelsty Notes j. Military Camp.

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July o3.-The
auditorium and camp ground at this place
were dedicated this afternoon in the pres.
ence Of large audience, many Of whom
came from a distance to attend the services.
The sermon was preached by Rev. G. ?.
Afasden, Of Fourth Street NJ. f. Church,
Wheeling. 1t was very able and eloquent
effort. The following ministers participated
in the dedicatory services: Revs. Thomp.
son, Fullerton, Smith, Hamill, Davis and
Ison. The weather was delightful. Fol.
lowing is synopsis Of Rev.. Masden's
sermon:
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WASHINGTON, July 222.-Attorney Gen.
eral Brewster has rendered an opinion on
the issue raised between George William
Curtis and Representative IIubbell, Presi.
dent Of the Republican Congressional Com.
mittee, on the subject OF political assess.
ments, in which he holds that member Of
Congress is not an officer OF the United
States. So that gift to him for campaign
pu poses does not fall within The statute
regulating political assessment. The opinion
will be laid before the Cabinet meeting on
Tuesday,. 44. Elss = :
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Special Dispa;ch TO the IutellIsencer. r /,
TOLEDO, July 23.-It is probable that the
Watkins case will be resumed tomorrow
morning, after lapse OF over a month,
caused by the other cases and the illness OF
a juror. There has been some sentiment
from members OF the jury expressed that
they would not get together again, but it is
announced that all will be present. New
subpGnas for witnesses have been issued
and it is thought the trial will be concluded
this week. n Y.
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DEER PARK.

The Ball Saturday hight-A! Serious Ae.
cident-Democraiic Pow.uow-Is Mr..
Goods Candidacy Under Further. Con.
\ niderntion: q ~ 81. 6 \. ~ *
DEER PARK, July a3.-The.full dress ball
given here last night in honor Of the Gov
ernors Guards Of Columbus, who leave
for home on Monday, was the most preten.
tious affair Of the kind thus far this season.
The: uniforms Of the soldiers and the
evening full dress Of the citizens, mingling
with the gay toilets Of the ladies, made a
scene not soon to be forgotten. Wheeling
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PORTLAND, OREGoN, July oSS.-An unsuc.
cessful attempt was made on Friday night
TO burn the town OF Zettle, ". T. The at.
tempt evidently was made by brother OF
Payne, who was lynched last spring by
the citizens Of the place and his gang Of
desperadoes. The vigilance committee
met and hastily prepared a list OF the
names oftwenty prominent roughs and no
tilted them to oleave the place before day.
light or abide the consequences. The
order was obeyed and the town cleared.
Payne the ringleader, is in custody.
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45 5WAyERtY, Ny, July pa prize fight
took place here last night between Brian
Rourke, a massive Irishman, aged %, from
Newark, and Owen Tooney, also called
Kennedy: The pair fought with hard
gloves. They had won: battles in the ring
before. The stakes amounted to $1,000.
Nine rounds were fought, ,TooneyS giy.
ing under in most of them, but lie won
the fight in the last bout by striking Rourke
a terrible blow under the left ear. Both
were badly punished but say they will
meet again. $.
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CoLLlSsyILLr, TEXAS, July o2-J.l Nc
Lane and o. Fellow, both suitors for, the
hand OF a young lady, in this vicinity,
fought pistol duel yesterday. Fellow was
shot and killed, aud McLane escaped un.
ininred ~ li5. d ~ = - a. ~
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CADIz, July "2.-Hon. D. A. Hollincs.
worth comes Out in letter in this week.
RrpuLlicaa, declining to allow his name to
20 before the second convention. to be held
ut Barnesville, by the Republicans on Au-
gust 81. Hollingsworth is one OF the most
popular and solid Republicans in the Sew
enteenth Congressional district, and was
strong candidate Mt the St. Clairsville Con.
vention, which failed to nominate. His
declining ut this time will give the nomi.
nation to Hon. ]. 7. Updegratf beyond q
doubt. z. :. = ;5s!..
Updegraf, who Inns been in Congress two
terms, is very popular, and has given very
general satisfaction. ss5. q ,s', < ii. y.
4 Other candidates will, perhaps, be before
the Convention, but Hon. ]. T. Urdesrad
IS sure OF the prizs this limr. y :, ".
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i. Bayard, he said, would do the same
but tor the amendment permitting growers
to sell In small quantities, which was sure
10 prove a ser ious leak in revenues. To Sc.
cure It's reconsideration and thus strength.
en- Mahone's amendment he sought and
obtained ut 6:l5 an adjournment to Mon.
day. Should Mahone's amendment carry,
which Is possible, It may lead to the
amendment OF the tariff features Of the
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Tnrin Commission NJ Work!

LoSo BR.sca, \. j., July % AT the
open session Of The tariff commission this
afternoon, a letter was read from Gen. War
mel, ,oithe Tecunseh iron works, Albany,ur
ing the duty on pig iron to be lett untouch-
ed. Henry Bowers, OF Philadelphia,gay his
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M The landau o m Rou,e.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Jeremiah Aiahoney,
for; many years q teacher in the public
schools Of this city, committed suicide yes.
terday, by taking laudanum. Dependency
Is supposed 10 have been the cause. Sfgsss,
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.spldn.t pie, nut Re.Irned.

WAsnlSc1oS. D. c., July oa.-Alonzo
Bell, Assistant Secretary Of the interior, has
resigned Oh Secretary Teller has recon-.
mended the appointment $of Merrick S.
Joslyn, Of Illinois, I .T!
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OUR ENEMIES VERDICT,

"Our enemies themselves being the
judges"
The acknowledgment OF the worth and
superiority of Christianity in times Of
emergencies and on death-beds, and on
occasions Of the display OF Gods glory, is
no uncommon thing. In Old Testament
history We have the case OF the magicians
OF Egypt, the prophets OF Baal, and the
idolators Of Babylon. In NeT Testament
history PLATE, saying, 81 find no fault in
Him." The Centurion ut the cross and
Judas, who admitted he betrayed limo.
cent blood"
In modern times materialistic philosophy
also confesses its inability to console and
elevate human lie. Listen to some OF their
sad confessions:
Thoreau, the pantheistic worshipper oi
nature, expressed the sadness OF his inner
life in these lines:
Amid all the bouudles wealth without
only still Am poor within; 0ia- -Es,i II. /.
The birds have sung their summer out.
But stiil my spring does no: begin" GT
Humboldt made this sad confession, II
have lived joyless life" Lord Byron
wrote dirge for his thirty.sixth birthday,
My days are in the yellow leaf" &c. The
learned and polished Mathew Arnold con-
fesses the world "hath really neither Joy,
nor love, nor light, nor certitude, nor peace,
nor help for pain. We are here as on
a dazzling plain" Along side OF Thoreau's
wall place Hugh Mcmillan as he walks
amid vines and flowers, making nature elo.
quent for God. BY Byron's dirge place the
grand epic OF the blind poet, John Milton,
who says: 4 !
vlston come and 90 =. - 5,5
Shades Of resplendent beauty around me thsoug
From angel lips seem 70 hear the tiow
Alongside Of Matthew Arnold's ICY sen.
timent, place Victor Huso's apostrophe to
Immortality, Eternal spring is in my
heart, while winter is in my head" !,
The speaker then pictures two dormitor
les or bed chambers-one where Christians
die and one where sinners die; and gave O
record and recital Of each, and by the con
trast showed the acknowled worth and com
fort Of the Christian religion. 80
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"A Gift 10 mrs. GarneId

y WhsnISc1oS, July eee.-The Senate pass: Ass:
ed the House bill giving Mrs, Garfield one
years salary OF her late hush n issi55t
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THEIR ROCK.


1ntidelity is not so rational, useful and
safe as Christianity. 1t is poor substi-
tutc. Shall we blast to powder the ".Rock
OF Ages, and try by human skill to build
up some philosophy? Let US see your
Scripture. What kind OF manhood does
lnfidelity produce? Blount committed
suicide. Tyndal was VIGOROUSLY infamous.
Hobbs changed his principles with his in
terest. Vohaire was low and sensual.
Paine was slave to debasing habits.
Rosseau was m abandoned sensualist.
1ngersoll is not by any means saint. Are
you willing to rear your family in this
company? l prefer Paul and John and
Christ .s5 ~ .-.5
Inidelity gives us no prospects for the
hereafter: can it give us more happiness
while We live? 1t is a law OF being and
nature that happiness is only possible
while acting in harmony with conscience,
the good OF society in its highest interests
and the almighty trend OF natural and
moral Law. 1nfidelity isa violation Of this
Law and producer OF misery. Where
are its songs? Whose sad heart has it
ever cherished, and whose life has it ever
made happier? What has it done for the
world? Read its history. Where are its
monuments? Who ever heard OF its army
Of martyrs? Who cherishes its poetry
Whose homes do its pictures adorn? What
sculptor has carved its images in marble?
Who wants to preserve ii? The civilized
world would bury it as barbarous relic.