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The Greenbrier Iadepcndent finds occai
sion for ltalicised emphasis in the tact that
in the year 1881 IS, ."the number Of
students in the Preparatory Department [of
tue University decreased to 45,and those in
the College Department increased to III.
1t became more like a University and
Is" like high school, and to-day tho
school shows higher state OF efficiency
than ever before" Let us see what the
catalogue Says-"Preparatoy Department,
FTii"soms study in Preparatory Depart
meat SS"i-eighty-three who were sin Pre-
paatory Department." though not all OF
them in there and nowhere else. Becom.
'is more likea a University" substituting
elective schools for the former system, has
eaiOitd these thirty.eight young men who
were not prepared to leave the Preparatory
Department entirely, to put one foot into .
aUnlversity a school and become full-aedged
VHivanity students. This could not have
been done under the old system. Is this
What We are to understand by q higher
slate deficiency? y. .f-
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Actor McCoiIourh,s u,uess.

WAsnISoToN, JulyO.-Mt. Robert Down
ing, the actor, who was the leading man OF
the Mary Anderson company last season, is
in town, and said yesterday: vt is said
John Mccullough is losing his mind, and
it is doubtful II he will ever play Sgain.
The matter hes been kept very quiet, bnt
his condition is said to be alarming. He
showed come slgus before his season clos.
od, sometimes forgetting his lines and act
ing sir4ngely, but since then he he's been
growing worse. The cause aeaigned is that
ao and Billy Connor, his manager, became
partners 10 tho st. Japits Hotel, 10 New
York, and John put oil the money he had
into the venture. which has not proved
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TnE Cincinnati Enquirer having got
around so far as to say that Judge Hoadly
stands for character in politics, and that
s,rt Of thing, the Cleveland Leader, a news
paper known Tor its effective wickedness,
nuts It's hand in the pigeon-hole and pulls
out this plumb from the Enquirer before it
began to harmonize: =
George Hoadly is 6ve-year-old Demo
STst Out Of the Abolitionist, out ofthe Free
Sellers, out Of the Republican; sired by
ambition and damned by all the Bill Allen
Democracy; owned by George Fl. Pendle;
ion, and backed by bait, and handicapped
BY bis record. He ran in the great meet.
ing Of 1850, at Cincinnati, for second place,
and broke his back. He is being gtoomed
Oy the famous stableman Alexander Sands,
and will be ridden in the race by the cele-
brated Jockey Of New York, Samuel j.
Tllden. CoI0s, old gold land plenty Of
it)
1t must be confessed that this much
more resembles the published picture oil
Judge Hoadly.
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cAPiTAL CULLlNos.


The President has appointed Charles X.
Coutant, Postmaster At Omaha, Neb., vice
Thomas F. Hall, suspended.
The proposition to place the police con.
troll Of the San Carlos reservation in the
hands Of the War Department was made
by Secretary Teller, not by the Secretary Of
War.
Postmaster General Gresham has for.
warded 10 the Fostmastera OF New Orleans
aud New York, copies OF his decision In
she Lottery case, together with letters d.
recsing those poatmasteIs to discontinue
the delivery Of money orders or registered
packsg0s TO agents Of the louisiana Lottery
Company.
At yesterdays conference Chief Tomas.
kat x complained that simms, agent Of The
Colvile reservation, never visited the In.
dlans personally, aud wns entirely ignor.
ant Of thsir wants. llissAid at the Depart.
meHt that Agent Simms will bo promptly
removed unless henCeforth ho gives thg In.
dians under bis charge more personal al
tention. -
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"FOR the greater security Of the peace"
the San Carlos Indians are to be under the
"eutire police control' Of the War Depart
ment General Crook representing the de-
putneut. Seeing that the War Depart
ment Is called in from time to time to cure
deIects in the Indian policy, seeing that 1t
dives the Indians in and drives them back
vie they go oil, why not, "for the greater
security OF the peace" transfer the whole
Indian business to the War De.
patment? There would be q saw
ing Of money and a saving OF
blood. 1t would remove from the seat Of
TGan enemy who fights the Indians and
the Government, and fights in ambush; TO
wit, the Indian Agent 1t would be polite
and humane to wipe out the Indian agent
a9t transfer the care Of the Indians to that
department which is Of the last resort. 1t
i,an error to think soldier ia necessarily
blood thirsty. ~ - '1s-''
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ChoIornl iPIecor,l..F |

( Los6oSS, July o:9The 90 deaths from
cholera at Damietts, rs at Mapsurah, at
Alexandria, G at 'Samanoud and at sher-
bin, reported in the Cairo dispatch Of last
evening, were tue fatalities for Saturday,
Thenumber Of deaths Sunday was IS at
Damietta, 64lat AIansurah, . at Samanoud,
q at Sherbinaand one at Alexandria.
The Times Correspondent at Alexandria
SAYS an European diedfhe oicholera
yesterday. The Rbattoifs OF the city are in
d filthy condition aud extremely dangerous
to the health. eil 10 .'o' .'s'. -
CAIRO, July o.-It is reported that a
yacht is being prepared, aud will be held
in readiness, 10 take the khedive to Naples,
III the event OF the spread Of the cholera
making hisdeparlure necessary. s!s;e,
HoNe Kosa, July 1.-THE cholera has
broken ont at Swallow, and is'raging vio-
lently.
ALEXANDRIA, July 9.-Provisions have
given out at Dsmietta and the people are
starving. A number OF European resi-
dents attemptedItgpass the Gordon around
The town and several were Wounded
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Mr.lnrionr psnlhI

SAN AsTo9lo, TEap July 9.-Nfteen days
ago Sister Clemens, oithO Catholic, Order
Of the Divine Providence, nysteriouslyydis,
appered from New Rraunfels, where the
society had its educational institution. At
first Il was thought she had gone TO San
Antonio or Austin, but inquiry failed to
reveal her lwhorea6outs. Yesterday Gus.
PhantIerl loiEew Bhuufels found IA skele-
ION in the mountRips, eight miles from that
town, and examination proved 1t that Of
the missing sister, She gss Q Gerpan, on:
ly year in tliscohnty, and It is sugg gssted
that she grew homesiCk, but as 1t is rule
Of the society that rIo'slstergo alone on the
str.ctG or highways, abduction, with its
foul and hor1sle sSsonpaPinents, az Isl sus-
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khRIigF

No quorum OF either House voted in thu
ballot for United, Senator IN New Ham p
shire, Yesterday. a
Burglars robbed The house Of Joht
Pierce, near Millersbufgh, Ohio; last might
ofabout four hundred dollars and q golS
watch. &c. - ~ ~
Wheat and oats throughout Wisconsin
Minnesota and Iowa. arc doing well ant
promise. q large. crop, but corn and barley
seems to have suffered some.
II. W. Hlghatn, tho English bicylist, de-
ieated Jno. Prince The American cham
rion In natHenty mile race, at Rochester, N
Y, yesterday, Time one hour, nine
minutes and tiity'sevep and three fourth
seconds. s..rg s-rrs
Theodore and John Fallen and mother
HANNAH s: LanglyIot New York, spe the
Union aud Advertiser, ot Rochester, N. K.
for libel for $l0O 900 each. The case Is tht
copying msnth ago OF New York letter
lo'the indianapolis Journal questioning
their hoIesty. ..5 .......... IL
The proposition oi Peter McGoech, d
Chicago, to his creditors to settle at the rate
Of ffty cents on the dollar bids fair to fall
through, owing to the refusal Of seyera
heavy creditors to sign an agreement e
that effect, and among others the hrml b
George Eldridge & Co., whose claim
amount to $4,000.
Guiteau's slsterEhas brought another ae'
ton in the Gbutts Of Chicago, against heI
divorced husband, George scoville, asktns
that he be restrained from visiting hel
place OF abode and from defrauding,her ol
her property, and that he be compelled tc
contribute to her support and that Of hei
child, and to give her the assassin effects
She claims to have supported herself and
daughter by dressmRkinI, and kept hei
daughter in boarding school.
Henry slager, Of swaiis, New York
fred dozen shots through his bed room
door at the Morgan House, pes MoineS
Iowa, Yesterday afternoon, destroyed thl
furniture, and fellsd 3 man named Holmel
who atteln pied to capture him. Five police
men finally overpowered him ON the roo
Of the hotel. He tried to put q bullet intt
his forehead, but the ball glanced of
1eaying inrrow in Ills skull.
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FoREldN NoTEs.s 1 I
Thk grelaioas between France and thS

4
hsgfelsiohs between France and the
Vatican, have Improved. ,SsTSjSt9
Ksrat1issat 6hebih, In 'Anotoiia,S wss d!
most totally destroyed by dre yesterday.
The fitot vomiting from whichth COUNT
de Chambord was suffering ceased yester.
day morning, and the patient was able to
retain some nourishmeAt. =
1t has bssn arranged that II Count de
Paris beoomes,the rteognix ID claimant, Of
monarchy lin Brahee, he VIII go to1some to
pay his respects to- tile Pope. ya1 '4
Garcia, commander OF the forces Of the
department OF the North and Prefect Trn-
giIlo has taken possession OF the city Of
Lima, Peru HG was enthusiastically re-
Ieeiyed. Ia, i,ir. = o,'t 1r Z olr
rs An English missionary named Martin,
'atAnkiSh, was attacked by Greeks, and
Martin wds wounded. he had been con-
yefted from the Greek religion to protes.
tahtism. Governor Aleppo has ordered
the arrest Of the guilty person.
The Bore has addressed a note to Gen-
eral Wallace, American Minister, pointing
out that It notified him OF Turkey's with.
uTtlNhl4Euk4Aakup 4kCat3 " SSt lVhtts
A merica. on the eieye oilts expiration, land
inyited him to negotiate for the conclusion
o. q new treaty, -: g
Y Al Sligo, in the AsslGes yesterday sen
fences were passed upon TaiSy, Rogerson,
HAughton aud Kelly, tho four men lound
guilty on Saturday Of being implicated in 9
murderconspiracy. TanZy was sentenced
IN fnurtaen years penal seryilude, Roger
son twelve years, iHaughtoni eight and
IL ely Two. ''@a A..li.t az
Even II the que4tion Of thewlnd gauge l.
not settled In favor otthe American Rife
Team, Trey will obtain the same amount oi
kpractIce as the English team win. They
! have been presented with complimentary
tickets for oil competition with military
riAes. that axe to take place prior to tht
match at Wimbledon. These tickets entius
the Amelicans to sh9a. lFee, pnless theJ
oompete for prizes, In which case thsI
must enter IN the usual manner.
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OnlInws IIoin the FORT.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 9.-Portions OF
Garland, Yell and Montgomery counties
are still under the control Of outlaws who
defy the local authorities. To-day Gov
efnor Berry wrote letter to the Sheriff Of
each county, saying he had been urged to
call on the militia but saw no necessity for
doing so, and urging the Sheriff to call out
ailargo posse to hunt the outlaws down,
The country infested is mountainous and
wild, and through terrorism many farmers
are. compelled to shield them by refusing
intormation and giving supplies. ,5;.r
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EycLASD isn't going to be beaten at her
,,msof assisted emigration" while Cam
stsi, conveniently at our doors. Nothing
ronld be neater than to dump the paupers
-, Canada, with the quiet understanding
tb.t Canada is to slough them off on us.
There must be retreRchment and reform
hsre or there is going to be a row.
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uToo TRcE."-James NJ. Mason, is Of
r.ssrOu county. A letter addressed in
.sa .s,a Of the Governor OF West Virginia,
VIII Wbsellng, would reach Mr.. Tax Commis-
.,orar Mason. Your second question can
I. :. answered only by the Governor or some
ma o in his confidence. (S) Yes, Mr.. Mason
!, in a sense lob lot" r
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ps.traslire Fores rlre..

PORTLAND, ,OREGox, july O'-TEemendous
fires are raging in South Calama. SIX
miles Of railroad and two locomotives were
destroyed at Oak Point logging country.
The LOSSES reported up TO this moIning
amount 10 S90O,000. The flames extend
for miles, and are 60 fierce that It ia unsafe
TO attempt to investigate the Losses. Il is
believed the fires viii continue until rain
falls.
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Toying win i Pistol.

! FaE, Pal July GA girl aged I, was
sHotto-das boy Sill younger, and who
snapped ut her with what was supposed to
bs toy pistol, hut which .provet'to be a
loaded geyolaetgrhe Gielm handed the
weapoR to her companion, and told him in
sport to, shoot at her, II is not known
whether The w6hnd will prove fatal.
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ann,.rreI st church. =

.RRAssuLur, ARK, Julys.-sunday even.
ing at,iNew Hope church, Hope county,
just before services began John Herring
accused b. ]. Harrile Of circulating ipjuri.
Gus reports about him, Hafrile denied it,
but Herring spraug at him and stabbed him
three times. It is believed he will die.
Bystanders attempted 70 arrest Herring,
who. fourished the bloody knife and fled.
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Tnr vaginia,, mining, industrial and
scientific journal, devoted to the develop
meut Of Virginia and West Virginia, is all
,,,, il claimed for a valuable and interest
iop publication which fills sample field
with credit. The I'irginias is published
monthly, a, Staunton The accomplished
Major Jed. Hotchkiss is the editor. a
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prpoer says that the Texas Poor Farm
III that Governor Butler claimed tor
> ..hrry, ~ Chance fof the Governor to
In down and make himself solid with the
T.ru delegation.
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Ghs qntelIigettetr:
-. ,o.. ~ and ~ Four,eenth stree.

irzcr HoADLY picked up the tariff, saw
=. ',s .,s loaded, and laid it down. That's
NV, Il w. than swallowing the muz1le and
0s,,t, ,,,in, tbe trigger to hear how much noise
.Lata is in il.
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r,i, TOO much to hope that Golfers Sta
a.. :. has now II national fame2 Prize
WV s.b,. cock fights, and now another dog
s%, 8.nt' Surely we are developing a high or
der Of intelligence.
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Ma, CuAu.Es FRANCIS ADAMS JR., and
As A IxTrtI.aEScER are catching IL for
s,n. wv ,scent comments on colleges and col
I.ss I education. Don't let go your end
Cs.,Ies we Francis-our flag is still there!
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smartest man in his class, and It wasn't a

Slow cIasS either. - a. -s7s ,
Prof. D. B. Pnrlnton, wife and sister-in.
law, Mrs Lyon, are at thefhotel. (
Mr.. Crane, Private Secretary 10 President
Garrett, has charge Of hetelegraph Office
In the hotel. sJ$ ~ = Z ~ ~ sFs.
Please send up more blankets and my
heavy oVercoat. C.B.H.
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At S441 the word "Go" was given and a

at 9.44l the word "Go' was given and a
beautiful start was made. Sang took the
water Grst, and with few quick strokes
pushed the nose of his craft to the front
and led by a length when three hundred
feet had been gone over. o'Hanlan at the
start pulled easily, but Just below the
Sin,h street bridge put on a splendid
s;purt, and amid the yells Of "Go II, 0'Hdn.
1onn from his sd6erenta. on the ahore,
Closed up the gap between hinself and
Gang, and Just after going under the
bridge passed. him, and gtill keeping up
his stroke, .oi So TO the minute torgeda q
length and a half in advance. Gang was
pulling 2S strokes 10 the minute, and put
on a spurt TO overhaul his competitor but
'did not succeed until near the railroad
bridge, Both men had been huggipg the
Allegheny SHORE too closely, aud just
below the bridge ons Of O'Hanlon's
oars struck raft moored there Hapulled
out into the stream, and as be did 80, Gang
rau into him, and the bosts Ea.S entangl.
ed for an instant. Gang released bis craft
and started on toward the turning point.
0'Hanlan turned and rowed back tath0
rsisree's boat, wheIs ke put In q claim Of
suul. Gang r6wed over the course leisurely
until the last quarter, when encouraged
by shouts IRON friends, he lot himself out
and showed some ane rowing, He crossed
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AN AQUATIC AfFAIR.
7 he esGanE.o'IIanion Race-A Foul sui
tainetI-Its reinforcement.

The sGnnE.o'lIanion Race-A Foul Sua.
} - taincd-Its Postponement.
,PTTsBuRGH,' July 9.-The banks Of the
Allegheny river, between the Suspension
and TT. Wayne Railroad bridges, was
lined this morping With people who had
been drawn there to witness the postponed
boat race between George Gang, Of the
Blackmore Club, apd William o'Hanlon,
Of MeKeesport. The race was three miles,
one mile and half with turn, for $3.50
side. Henry Meyer, Esq, the attorney,
was referee; Henry Coulter, the oarsman,
timekeeper, and George Altmyer was Judge
for Q'tianlon, while Ross Roriason served
in the salne capacity for Gang. Tho pools
Just previous to the race sold at the rate OF
$40 to 81 IN favor Of Gang. The river had
eome"'up several feet since Saturday,
and the current was so swift that 1t
was very difficult to anchor the Referees
and Judges boats 10 position. At half
past nine O'clock the hultsr OF q
!whito1handkerchiet from the referees
boat announced that everything was ready
anu lle utu pIephtou W koo W i4uuluHI
who was at the Howard boat house, Just
above the Ninth street bridge, made his
appearance at A;3a and was greeted with
round OF fapplsuse. lie was dressed in a
blue shirt aud trunks and gray cap. En-
tering his boat he pulled swiftly down 10
the, starting point, between the first and
second piers OF the Suspension bridge on
toe Allegheny side, and took his position,
Five minutes after Q'Hanlon had gohe,
Gang, dressed in white cap, phirt and
trunks, stepped into his shell from the
Blackmore boat house, just above the
Howard club house. He also was oheered
as he pulled dowhthe stream. The men
are almost OF the same height, but Han.
lon is, more muscular looking thau Gang.
No time was wasted 10 the preliminaries.
The men got into position at once with
0'Hanlon on the outside. ......
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B6ss BAITYes,erday.

AT Ft. wayne=Toledos, GIT. Wayne, 4
At Peoria-Grand Rapids, 8; Peoria, 10
At Quincy-Saginaws, 4: QuinCy,S.
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the line at ten minutes past ten, having
made the three miles in % minutes and 80

After hearing the testimony in regard to
the foul the referee decided that tho race
should be rowed over on. Saturday after
noon, and declared the bets of. The evil
dence showed that the foul was uninten-
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COST rnE LEADING NOMINEE $4,000

according to his own statement to Cleve.
land gentleman last week, to secure a nom-
inatiOn. II is reported quietly here that
Hoadly said to Foraker on the train the
other day,yy"oh, you're lucky fello%-a
lucky fellow. Your nomination was hand
ed you without opposition ,or cost. Mine
has cost me- a small fortune.,,s Democrats
are swearing that this remark is new in
vention OF the enemy, but l don't think
that Hoadly will rush into print to deny it.
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= Tht new lake spreads out orr seven or
eight acr,s. The boavLOuse is rapidly ap.
preaching completion, anl the lake is go
ing to hUAgreat attraction.
~ uF, u ,gaU' D kalc OF his beautiful cottage,
puiI ii@el iy ihe r v. DIR. JON +. Giyntl'
Or, Of ofyBitSniGre; is ng'tHedby evtry body:
IL ia iessitd with satisfaction, However,
that DR.. L9gan's daughters ara coming up
with party Ol youpE ladies, among them
the idGtiSht, + IL ',srv, nr. Smith, ot The
Fourth Street VI. L Clutch, 10 6Ccnpy a
cottage, probably tHatici Oh. Y II. Beaier
'ct BrJUke county. "a
N Ar. D Q. List, Jr.'sfDmily ART occupy
their h,Nuufll cultage. neM 10 Which ia
Msj r r.AIderSSH'S iapldly nSAtihs compile
ton.
Rev. j d. MuIt0rd has lie i-mily install.
,d'inb9 dGSy CUllNge, ond III Tue lI,la par
spn ut plry. 49,
Mis. BdllaId's cottage Il last Giling Up.
Rev. Mr.. hammond, di Weston. is al.
tendin The School OF Theology e
Prot. KIND, OF thH GiELv,ilE Normal
school is restiuy alter llir yrtrb work.
Rev. Aliyei A. Wright, Of Il sion, n most
inbyPsting man, here with his associate,
Rev. i, L. Hyde, conducting the School Of
Theology, was y college mate ot WI. Hub
bard, ESQ, to whom he sends greeting. Mr,
Wright says that Mr.. Hubbard was the
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VT HsA6H' N4a'atIH . AslNfhElsf
q had beenyin the patches which had
been shot and had been respited for sshort
time each morning, on account Of there
being wrong number Of some supersli.
lion. The Others were marched out and
shot, as ] described before. 4 listened for
the yolley which carried my hysye pompan.
ions into. eternity, and the blafsot strpm.
pets and joyful notes Which<ptoclaimed
hat Spain bad ppFFdeFsa twelve pore
GIee1rible tumult followed this last tin!
Ing. The populace BY thousands had wit
missed the whole awful series Of daily ltagr
edies, and they now became tutious. bur
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TIL r. SNa ALI.POX,

Important Meeting "l tho isoard Of Health .
Last evening the board of health held
meeting at the Office Of the secretary, DR..
Z. II. Brown. Little business was trans
acted and the board adjourned to meet
this morning for consultation with tie
mayor. At nine O'Clock the board met ut
the mayors office 1t was decided to ap.
point health commissioner, who will
give his entire attention to the smallpox,
and use his efforts in every way to prevent
the spread Of the disease. DR.. James A.
Fitzpatrick was appointed to fill tho posi-,
tion, and he will 10 paid 4 salary from
the funds appropriated by tho city. The
mayor will also appoint special police
officers, whose duty it will be 10 see that
persons residing in houses infected by the
disease have no communication whatever
with the outside world. The mayor also
issues proclamation, which will DO
found elsewhere, urging the citizens to bo
vaccinated. The board of health will
furnish the virus where tho people arc too
poor to pay for it.
Since tho last issue of this paper there
has been another death from tho disease.
jeremiah Proctor, q thirteen year old boy,
a member OF the f1rily in tho Seventh
ward who have had the disease for some
time, died last evening. lie was buried
Immediately. Several other members Of
the family are down with the disease.
Two members of the family of David
Carr are yet down with the disease, and
there are several other cases in the city.