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THE TURNER'S MANIFESTO.


They DenOunce the Temperance Asitn
tion hsn New Form OF SniIvisin.
sr. Louis, No., July lS.-The National
Executive Committee OF the North Amcri.
can Turner'S Union held n meeting ut tlicil
headquarters, which was largely attended
and enthusiastic. Among other matters II
was resolved, in obedience to instructions
from the National Turner'S Convention re-
Gently held at Newark, n. j., to trlnsmit to
every gymnastic society OF the Union the
following manifest bearing upon the pres.
entprevalling temperance agitation:
ANY attempted restriction OF personal
liberty IS an cncroachment upon those
doctrines whereon the Declaration OF Indc.
pendence OF our republic is founded, and
II direct violation OF the principles cmbod.
led in the platform OF our North American
Turner'S Union. The contest now wayed
by narrow-minded hypocritcs in many
sections OF this country We cannot but con.
slider mere revival OF the conflict
brought on some thirty years since through
Iativistic prejudice against naturalized
citlzens,in which conflict the Turner's took
n manly and decisive stand against all at
tempted curtailmcnt Of individual liberty,
carrying their convictions by pledge and
sacrifice OF their own lives. Every So
called mortality created by force OF sulnp-
tnary laws must aud will lend to the
decentralization Of man, aud therefore the
North American Turner'S Union, by and
through its tenth biennial national con-
vention, pronounces every attack upon the
personal rights and individual liberty OF IN
American citizen MS not only unwise, but
unrepubltcan, and 10 the last degree dan.
gerous and degrading TO our form OF Gov.
ernmeni; and they hereby impose upon
every member Of this union the duty of
opposing. by word and deed, every
maclllna,ion> Of hypocrites and temperance
lanatics, and, irrespective Of political party.
TO labor and to vote against any candidate
for public office whose character in itself
is not sufficient guaranty that he will at
all times advocate and labor for the re-
tention Of the most unrestricted personal
liberty. . .S5I5. .lsll.l,5l IIIg,7 ! ~
4 By order Of the National Executive Com.
mittee OF the North American Turner'S
IInton a-=# III -ll- % .1E 20 - IS
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WASHINGTON, D. C.,.July lS.-The con.
firmations to-day were: Alvey A. Odel
Third Assistant Secretary OF State. Con.
suls--Stephen n. Smith, Of Tennessee, al
Neuvo Laredo; L. a. Lathrop, OF the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, Bristol, England. U S.
Marshals-Richarl D. Locke, OF the South.
crn District Of Georgia; Il l.. Tidball, oi
New York, for Arizona. U. Attorneys
S. A. Darnell, for the Southern District OF
Georgia; ]. A. Scabrickski, for Arizona.
Surveyor Of Customs, A. II. Beach, Wheel.
ing, W. Va. Postmasters-Elizabeih Alter,
Blnirsville, Pa; John Robertson. Scottdalc,
Pa. Chas.. McNein, St. Marys, Pa.
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TANNING LEFT
IN SENATE EXECUTIVE SESSION
AFTER Warm flsht-A New York Postuiastcrship,
Which Raised the Point OF Suticiency OF
Cause for Rtmoral-MtrltSo or the Case Only f
Considered Slaughter Slaughtered.

WASHINGTON, July lS.-ln the Senat,
Executive Session this evening two hour,
were consumed In discussing the nomina
ton Of Daniel Lanning, TO be postmastel
at Penn Yam, n. Y, vice, the incumbent
Cleveland, 10 DO removed for cause. This
nomination was sent 10 the Senate several
months ago, and was reported from The
postal committee adversely on the 25th OIL
May, aud has attracted attention by reason
Of tho public assertion that tho real mo-
tive for the removal OF Cleveland WAS dc.
sire 10 replace him by stalwart. E
This featureofihc case was not referred 10
during today's proceedings Of the Senate,
tho debate turning simply upon the Qucs'
tio Of suillcicncy OF "cause." Senator
Miller, OF New York, took the ground that
tho charge against Cleveland twas n
trumned.up" one. The otTGnso consisted
In delivering TO q former proprietor OF the
village newspaper certain New York City
papers and magazines which the cx.pro.
prietor had earnedby advertising them, ,and
to which, although they continuedto be ad.
dressed simply to the villagc newspaper
Office, he was still entitled under rescrva.
tim made by him in favor OF accrued
caims for advertising. r
Senator Lapham contendod that Clcve.
lands violation Of the postal law was dc.
liberatc and unjustiiiable. Other Senators
took the ground that in view OF the Presi.
dents constitutional responsibility for the
proper conduct OF the Executive service,
his right 10 make such removal as was
contemplated in the present instance
should be recognized. The nomination
was rejected; yeas eS, nays 10.
Shortly afterwards, Mr.. Morgan, OF Ala.
ALBANIA, entered Il motion to reconsider the
vote, and the Senate adjourned with the
matter pending. Nearly all the. Democrats
voted in the negative, and Il large majority
Of the Republicans in the affirmative, yet
tho vote was rather in accordance with the
views Of Senators on the mcriso OF the clsc
than by the influence ofpariy.
The nomination OF James +. Slaughter,
as Postmaster Mt Mobile was also Il subject
Of prolonged controversy, but OF no
general interest. Morgan opposed and
Pugh favored the confirmation, which was
finally rcccted by IL decisive vote Of the
majority. 1.a.F.-.- sgs.
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WASHINGTON NOTES,

WASHINGTON. July 1S.-The Treasury
Department estimates on basis OF the i'm.
portations for the past two years that the
reduction OH sugar and steel rails, proposed
by the bill now before the Senate, would
amount to s9,Si4,o4S.
Tho Secretary oil the Treasury decided
to affirm the assessment OF duty at .!
cents per pound on axle iorgings imported
Mt Tole do, Ohio. This decision is aglins,
tho importers who claimed the article was
not finished axles but was dutiable only as
rolled or hammered iron.
Last week some valuable manuscript
records were ubstracted from the Attorney
Generals Office. To-day seventy.fvc
stolen documents were returned and the
suspected thief captured. He was MI old
employc Of the Attorney Generals Office
named William Williamson, and fora con.
siderable time held m important desk in
the Department Of Justice.
7 Gen. Barrios, tho President OF the Re
public OF Guatemala, will be received by
President Arthur on Thursday. 55aI,
Judge Advocate Gen. Swain has sub.
mi,ted to the Secretary Of War his report
on petition for the release OF Sergeant
Mason, on the ground that he is illegally
confined. Gen. Swain merely reviews
from military stand point the legal
points raised in the petition, and makes no
Recommendation. He adheres strictly to
the views expressed in his original report
on this case, that ythe proceedings Of the
court martial were irregular and illegal.
The case will not be reported to tho Presi'
dent until after the return Of Secretary
Lincoln. Z II ~, a
Secretary Chandler is acting us Secretary
ot,War during the absence Of Secretary
Lincoln. d q; "a "a
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THEY WANT TO GET HOME

And Look to Their Probable
Adjournment of Congress.
Special Dispatch to the Intellisencer. r, g5
WASHINGTON, July lS--The opinion pre-
wallis that Congress will adjourn 4 week
from next Saturday, but that date has not
been definitely fixed by either house.
Members are becoming restive and impa'
tient, especially those who have fences to
look after at home, and only three months
left to do it in.
Probably the most impatient man in the
whole Government at the protracted length
Of the session, is President Arthur himself,
whose heart is Just now more in New York
politics than in public affairs at Washing.
.
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ST. LOUIS, July lS.-This morning in the
criminal court sentence was passed upon
Robert c. Pate and Jus Glordan, OF six
months in Jail on charge Of establishing
lottery. Pate had pleaded guilty. but
Glorlan had been tried by jury and
found gniliy, the jury assessing his punish.
ment at six months in jail. lie had made
n motion for new tIial, nut this morning
withdrew his plea and accepted the sen.
tence. Both were placed in Jail at noon.
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CnIcAoo, July lS.;-As a sequel Of the
big poker game at Newbury, N. Y.,sini
which Mr.. Weed lost sl5O,OOO, Judge Full
lcrton, Of New York, aud Mr.. :Trude, of
Chicago, yesterday, acting for Weed, attach:l
ed the stable OF NJ. NJ. Hedges, who won the
money from Weed. The stable consists Of
the horses J. i. Thomas, ST.. Rems, a bay
illly and Novelty, and is valued at Sis .000.s =
Bond was furnished by friends at ;sthe;
driving park. Scott, Hedges partner lint
the game was also taken into custody He;
is sick ut the Briggs House. Il b ;stSs
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CRY OF MEXICO, July lS.-lt is reported
that lIarreria, the Guatemala Minister here,
has been instructed to meet President
Barrics in Washington in connection with
the Aicxico.Guatamala question. The
Monitor Republicnao says that Barries' 90.
ing 10 Washington for tho avowed purpose
ofarranging the question with Mexico, pre-
sents question i'll u new and alarming
shane. ---L. E.-.- :.
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EAST PLAlSrlElD, O., July lS.-A sinytl-
lar throat disease somewhat resembling
diphtheria, is now raging to all alarming
extent in this vicinity. In some cases the
disease assumes malignant form, and
proves fatal in short time. Samuel
Schurtz, Il wealthy farmer near here, lost
two children by the dread disease within Il
few days, and his wife camc near dying
with the same disease. a most singular
thing about the malady is that great many
adults are attacked with it and become
violent for some time, Ia.
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THE PiIlLADELpAlAInoN MARKET.
Prices Not Sntisfaetory-.An Expected
Termination of the Strike.

Prices Not Sntisftct0ry-.An Expected
Termination of the Strikc.
PHILADELPHIA, July lS.-Busincss ior
past week. was moderatelyactivc. The most
i'm portant feature was the inquiry for steel
rails, chiefly for small amounts to MI out
un,lcrtak inss in hand. Western mills are
selling below Eastern mills; and prices
generally have n downward tendency.
Quotations are nominally SIS for heavy
sections, winter delivery; small lots, $50;
light, So. Imports for week: 7,Il7 tons
ore, ] ,l55 tons pig, 35l blooms, $50 tons
spiegeleisen, llG tons bloom ends, 544 bars,
9 cs steel, ] al coils, 40 bundles sheet.
Inquiry for foreign iron is dull. Domestic
sheet iron is very active and quotations
show an improved tendency. Tees move
slowly at S27 00a27 25 and doubles Mt
S2S O0a2S %.
Sales OF several hundred tons scrap are re-
ported Mt prices bounded by S27a3O, with
an improving inquiry for best. Merchants
bnr is weaker than ten days ago. without
any other ,assignable cause than that the
indications seem TO point to an earlier ter.
mination Of the Western strike than was
anticipated; but rs to this it is not safe to
make assumptions. Moderate activity pre.
walls in pig. Forge is in good demand and
q number conditional offers are under
consideration. Should the scale be signed,
buyers will hold of; sales, 2.5a2.Gc. Nails,
50 4Oa3 80; tank. Sic; shapes, 20c for angles,
49c for channels; muck bar, Sio so; foun.
dry, $25a20 for No. j; forge, S9Oa2l. Besse-
mcr dull, ,tF ici : F, l,yt2..aE 4 $ fssTl
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MATAMoRAs, July ls.-A band Of fifty
revolutionists,; under the leadership Of
Emiliano Daniel and Aleio Zepeda to-day
captured the town Of Tonala Chipas. They;
overpowcred Gen. Darmes and released all!
the prisoners in the jul and armed them;
Capt. Santa Anna Gauziner, with eighty;
gendarmes, afterwar'l charged on the reyo:l
lulionists who retrcated after several G Of
their number were killed and many,
wounded ~ Is -, L 3, ~ ~
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p,,ynyllLris to have tho honor Of en-
,.,,,;riu, Republican Congressional Con
" ''',;nr number two in tho Seventeenth
~ M,,,;,+ opths 30th Of August. Barnes
s III. rfI hlrr to exert herself in order tc
,,;r % ,sr oithe laurels voted to St. CIairs
'"+ lor her hospitality. 1t is not sup
',.rl that the location Of the convention
,,I,t place has amy special political sig
,s,rno H.... .t.#-
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THE THREE PER CENTS
BANKS WILL Be BIG SUBSCRIBERS.
a Delegation Of West ylrSlnlaaa lu,adss the
capltAl-Juigs LoOa,ls Amer the Sla.ns Of
WAr-surrsIor leach Contradiction.
Brsamtn Anxious 10 get Home.
Special Dispatch to the In,elllscnccr.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgcncer.
WASHINGTON, July lS.-Opinion In linan
cial circles Is that the banks will be tho
largest subscribers TO the new three pc,
cents, but That MI holders OF tlrce.ant.a
half per cents will not exchange. There
will probably be II hundred million loft ia
DO collected before the redemption Of the
three's begin.
Secretary Folger says he thinks the On.
tire amount OF new bonds would be taken
II the present holders OF the extended issue
could be certain OF obtaining the loves,
numbers, and thus insure their be.
Ing paid oil last. II all extended
bonds are surrendered for three per
cents. only those having the lowest
numbers will be benefited by the change
us It will be necessary 10 begin calling
them In within II short time or rs soon us
any surplus accumulatcs in the Treasury
There is nolikelihood Of the House two pc,
cent bill being touched again this session
WEST VIRGINIA AT THE CAPITAL.
A visiting Deiccn,Ion-Cc, p,y.,..
Kccord-It IN Surveyor Bcnch Now.
special pispa'eh 10 The lnselllSenccr.
HS'ilNufoN' 1uiy ls.-s. /. McCormick
"i'u a; D. 'tohe' 0. inc republican Execu
1--WE Comm..'ee Oh west virginia, accom-
aan'eu oy o'hefs' called upon the President
'o'u'y ~ present lheir views IN regard tt
appointments ihey declined 10 state the
speciai nature or results oil the interview
ou' IL IL understood to have been
a'i eAc'usi!eiy Masoh oelesa'ion, and the
selec''oh ol 'h's gentleman Tor the District
A..ofheysh'p was very strongly anu earn
es.ly "'seu.
ue'i. |. IL Da'aI, collector oi Internal
revenue LOT West Nireinia, IS here making
seltlelneht WIN the Treasury Department
t1e called upon Commissioner R'snu
To-Day, ana 10 illustrate his systematic
way Oh doing business, stated that all mon
les collected ior the revenue during tht
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New fonK, July lS.-llcnry a. Thorne,
customs examiner, and Samuel and Henry
Zeimer. Of the firm OF ZeimcrlS Feldstcin,
importers OF feathers and artificial flowers,
are charged by the Government with dc.
iranding the Custom House, in the entry
OF five cases OF artificial flowers, Ii A.'5
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r,,,on McfApprS, Of tho .Steubtnrille Ga.
!. and his intrepid assistant, Mr.. Decker,
sas,re,hc sympathics oiall friends Of Law
'.Io,lpr a, Stcubenville and elsewhere
:, = ,rcouu, Of the attack Of Mcdonald, a
'. ,,,;nus bully and criminal Of that city.
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Another Crisis in rrl,,, Amir.

DUBLIN, July Ill is feared that an
other crisis is approaching. The weather
threatens utter destruction to what prom
ised 10 be one OF the finest harvests ever
rcapcd in Ireland. Heavy and almost in.
cessant rain his laid low many ilourishine
fields. Potatoes have suffered severely. ii
the weather improves there will still be
hope OF recovery.
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LONDON, July 1.-THE body Of the Earl
Of Crawford and BaIlcaracs, stolen some
months since from the iumily vault ut
Dunreath house, Aber,leensllirc, was
found to-day in the grounds OF the house
OF man suspected OF connection with the
affair. lie will be arrested. .t
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i IsoItcd With $3.50, 900 and IIis bond Ira

ClSclsxArI, July ls.-A Logansporrt, IN; IN
diana special says: It has been discovered
that Oscar Goodwin, late cashier Of the
Logausport National Bank, is q 2delaulter;
TO the amount oi Sl50, 900. tho whole sum
being in tho account OF the Merchant'sS
National Bank Of Chicago Goodwin dis
appeared some time ago taking with hint
his bond as cashier, and tearing from they
records nll reference 10 il. 1 -
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sr. LOUIS, July lS.-A special from
Shreveport, La, says: In the court house
hall Mt Floyd, David |. Norwood, attempted
to cane L. J. Polk, both prominent plant.
ers. Esch pulled Colts dragoon pistols .fnd
began firing. Polk was shot dead. Nor
wood was badly wounded. A lawsuit was
the cause OF the quarrel. =:
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CoLuNnus, O., July lS.-The Democratic
State Central Committee met 10 onisht, with
Ill districts represented. The temporary
organization Of the convention was decided
upon us follows: John i. Follett, OF liam.
ilton, chairman; D. Y. Fisher, OF Hardin,
secretary, with five assistants. Senator Pen.
dleton will arrive tomorrow. 5,3 TIll TI.5
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r.rl l..ue In Hancock county this year
a,bs,hc cour. house removable New Cum.
,I,.rJ ' from Fairylew. Politics, is is said,
% mI. swallowed up In this issue.

Tho erop reports improve daily. There
. ','r,y ol corn In tasscl in this region.
ht. y ,so weeks moro roasting ears will be In
LIZA, Col. +. N. Norton Informs us
n L.,h hs will have them OH his place in less
..,han that.
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oTeVIuI DlsT'1CIl 10 fIlc IlIIcIIIHVIICtf.
WAslIISGToS, July lS.-Mr. Shallen
beger's bill, granting condemned cannon
and cannon balls to Post 20S OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic, at New Brighton
P.L, for monumental purposes, is now il
the hands OF the House Committee on
Military AlIlirs, after two readings.
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Cairo, ILL.,, July lS.-At Ianesboro last
evening, team standing at Il brewery be-
came frightened andrAn away. When but a
short distance they overlook md struck n
horse, which Anderson Jones was riding,
the pole OF the wagon impaling the horst.
and throwing Jones the ground. The fall
fractured his skull, from which he died to.
nuv a. as.H.,. s5gl.3. E ii 75,,. g ri
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A Three Corncrai Fight,

SANTA Fl, NM. July lS-lIcnry Jan.
sen and Charles Boncstein, Swedcs, and
William Warton to-day fought in pittman
Valley about n blanket. The Swedes cut
Warton nearly to pieces. lie in his turn
killed Jansen and mortally wounded Bone
stein. f-i1. , 7 -. iI5.- (. - AZ
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NJ JuIicn I.nf,l IIn

CHICAGO, July lS.-St Julien, owing 10 .
temporary lameness, will be unable to
trot for several weeks, and will be with.
drawn from tho race with Trinket We'd
nesday.S In its 5place there will H be an
exhibition speed by Phil. Thompson. Il,
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MONTREAL, July lS.-I.:.st night the ab.
duction OF u two.year.old child Of Melvin
Smith, wealthy gentleman Of this city,
was boldly carried ont. 4 note on II pil.
low demanded 100000, rs n ransom and
threatened tho murder OF the child il re-
fusnl s1s- .lars y ~ EEf-z ~. n -,
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Collision win nm E.cur.lon steamer

CHESTER, Pa, July lS.-The excursion
steamboat Thos. Clyde, while returning
with Il party Of Chester excursionis,s from
Camden, last night, collided with and sunk
the steam tug Laura. The crew OF the tug
was rescued. The Clyde Ind large hole
stove in her and proceeded to Wilmington
for repairs. e.
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CuMnERLASD, July ls.-To-morrow even.
ing a ball will be given by the Governors
Guards, Of Columbus, at the Deer Park
Hotel and another at the, Oakland Hotel
on Saturday evening These are new
dancing halls at both hotels and the music
will be furnished by Junguickel's superb
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LONDON, July ls.-Thc Hillsdale crew
have been refused entry to all races. The
English association is SenQuiring in Amer
lea for the amateur { standing Of the crew
before deciding to accept their challenge.
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CoIuMnus, July ls.-Wilbur Bethord,
brother Of the crank who wanted to shoot
Guiteau in court at3Washington, WIS run
over by the cars at Elmwood, on the Tole.
do road this morning, md killed. f' 55i55, 3,
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y srRIsGrlELp; July ls.-1he State De.
partment af Agriculture reports the hay
crop as the largest ever known, and i'm.
proving in quality and value. ii
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MoSrnEAl, July ls.-A son Of Hugh
Evans, Of IIawkesburg, and a daughter Mi 4
Evans, Of this city, were drowned while
ba,ling. The mother Of the boy In sEat.
tempting TO save them was also tirowneds 4
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Y nraE-o a. oEh hh'
W,I. II. PARULE,
WM. I. DAyIEs,
JNo. w. GREER.

Being asked whether it was not to be rs.
sumed that all negotiations looking to
harmony and unity were at MI end, Chair.
man Cooper reported, "You will have to
draw your own conclusions"
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Y lFOR scrofula, Rheumatism, <, A[ercuria
Poison, and all blood disease,, take s, s, 81 Z
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-25

telephone wire? Can referee in a
down town Office put questions to and take
answers from witness in Harlem by tele-
phone? The statute requires notary TO
certify shat an oath has been taken .sbe-
fore" him and an acknowledging made
by some one appearing in person. Could
a blind notary make such a certificate on
the strength of the atlantis voice? The
case of Jacob and Esau would seem to be
in point here, and, so far as it goes, tends
to the conclusion that the telephone, with
certain restrictions, might safely be so
used, for there can be no doubt that voices
can be recognized and identified accurately
by telephone. In the infancy of photo
graphy Photographic portraits were held to
be Iaadnissible for purposes of identifica>
ton, but now all the courts permit them to
be so used.