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sRIeF TEL LE0RkMs,

The first bale Of Florida cotton was ship.
ped TO ssyapnah yesterday,
The many departments Of the Chautau.
qua Assembly and Summer University are
now being conducted from day to day with
great success. The attendance Is much
larger than during the corresponding peri.
ods Of last yeat:
AM. Lyon a. Co.'s tobacco factory, vii.
liam A. WaldroA's mandatory Of tobacco
machinery and G.. P. Hawes 4 Co.'s saw
and Tile works OF Richmond, burned yes.
terday. Other buildings were damaged.
Loss about 81, 900; insurance, $4,000.
The schooner E J. Given, which put in
at Richmond having on board couple OF
cannon and 244 boxes ot ammunition, has
been libelled by the United States Govern:
nient. The Captain was held in bis own
recogniEince 10 appear at the October term
OF the. United States Court
The Board Of Public Works Of Maryland
have approved the plane Of the baltimore
( Ohio Railroad Company TO build bridge
across the Susquehanna river at Port De,
posit, aI leet above high water mark, with
out o draw, for their branch road to PhiIa'
delphia. The company engages TO keep
tug'in constant readiness for the use ol yes
seIs passing under the bridge
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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
rHE LAresr NEWS sy rAe cAsLr.
The r.n,n.n of the Recent uprI.lns ia spal..
The roWas Uadtr AartIll LaW-COatie.
tiOa Of the Dynamite COa,pIratOn.
.Plasderins Jewish Houses.

MADRID, August 9-Military precautions
have been adopted here. The officials ac
reticent, but they claim the Barcelona il :
surgents haze been dispersed in the mour-
tains by troops and six captured. The
province is, they say, tranquil. Loquerono
officials telegraph that five soldiers who
took part in the outbreak at Santa
Domingo have surrendered. They
declare that the regiment was de.
ceived and believed It was going TO
parade when the outbreak took place.
The remainder Of the rebels are being ac.
lively pursued by column OF troops. The
Governor OF Madrid has closed the Demo.
cratic Pfogressionists Club, A special
from Lisbon states that the revolt at Bada.
jas has ratification in various parts OF the
country, but that 1t was premature. There
are thirty Spanish officers on parole in
Lisbon. -,
LONDON, August "a dispatch from
Madrid says the affair in Barcelona was
not important and was merely disturb.
ance among the operatives. General
Blauco has entered Badsjos with new
garrison to replace the one which revolted.
Martial law has been declared in all towns.
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DoDoE CrrY, KS, August 0.-The sever
est storm ever known In this section struck
this city sf;er midnight last night The
wind guage at The Signal office was blown
down, but 1t is estimated that the velocity
OF the wind was ninety miles per hour.
The roar Of the tornado was dealenins, al.
most beyond belief. Owing to the perma-
nent character Of our buildings, tue dam.
age was confined 10 the destruction OF roofs,
chimneys, stables, out houses and moving
buildings from the'r foundations, but the
losses will aggregate fully $1,000, divided
into more than 200 individual cases The
storm was accompanied by the grandest
display Of lightning ever Witnessed here, Ii
being one continuous sheet Of angry fame,
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THE pkEs, DENr,s JAusr
In the Norihwcst-He Receiyes the
kho.hnne and Arapaboe Indians.


hhO.hnne and Arapaboe Indians.
Fr. WASHABLE, August 0.-The Presi.
dental party has spent the day at Fl.
Washakie, preparatory to setting out on its
ride to Yellowstone in the morning. The
President, Secretary Lincoln and Gen.
Sheridan returned call which the officers
OF the post had made upon
them the previous evening. In &C.
cordance with an expressed wish
the shoshones and Arapahoes chiefs
and their people we're afforded an oppor.
tunity of calling upon the President at in
the afternoon. Shortly before that hour
they gathered on the plains to the number
Of about 400 warriors, and mounted upon
their handsome ponies they dashed for
ward in line for about thousand yards to
point near which the President stood
awaiting them. The column then halted
and the chiefs dismounted and approach
ed him. Among them were Washakie,
the remarkable chief OF the Shoshones,
from whom this post takes ita name, and
Black Coal, chief OF the Arapahoes, tribe
which, within few years, has been per.
mitted to share the occupancy OF the reser.
walton. The President thanked his visitors
for calling upon him, congratulated them
upon their fine appearance, assured them
Of his interest in their welfare and oil the
satisfaction with which he heard Of their
exemplary conduct and their growing
attention 10 the practice Of industrious pur.
suits,
Sharp Nose brought forth an. Indian po.
ny and placing 1t into the hands Of the
President, he presented the handsome ami.
NAL for the use OF his daughter. Gifts OF
mocoasins and leggins were presented also
to members Of the Presidents party.
Then followed war dance in which
twenty young Shoshoue braves took
part. Eight beat the drums and
chanted weird little song for exciting
the efforts OF their fellows. Some Of the
dancers were nearly naked, their skins
were painted in various colors. Others
were gaily dressed in hashy colored
costumtsI no two Of which were
Alike
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CABLE CLICKS.

Floods in Egypt are feared owing to the
unusually rapid rise Of the Nile.
Forty-two Krupp cannons. and other
materials OF war from Russia have been
landed In Bulgaria.
The explosion in Vornesinsmy Prospect
Tuesday was an accident. The material
was only fireworks Of an ordinary charac-
ter. ........ I ID,
The Parnellite members Of Parliament
are discussing the txpediency OF sending o
delegation to America in the interest OF
their cause. ..r s."a
The Pope has appointed eight Bishops
Tor Portugal, two for France, two for Mex
leo, one for Columbia, one for Austria and
eight for Italy. ., .U .E
The Emperor OF Germany left Ischl at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon. He was ac-
companied to the railway by the Emperor
OF Austria to whom he babe an earnest fare
well.
Admiral Pierre, whose conduct at Tama-
taye towards the British Consul and others
caused much feeling in England, asks to be
replaced forthwith, owing TO the poor con-
dition Of his health. ...
A prominent Spanish Republican states
that the situation in Spain is very grave.
He asserts that several superior officers of
the army are in favor Of the Republic, that
an outbreak in Republican interests Is i'm
minent in the principal towns, and the
Carlists are preparing to act in the north.
The Canadian Minister oil Finance,
Leonard Tilley, was entertained at lunch
con by the United Kingdom Alliance at
London to day. He said the colonies were
far ahead OF the Mother Country 10 the
temperance reform. Sir Leonard Tilley
said he thought the, local option, which
prevails in Canada, would be adopted In
Enoland
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Kew IerrsY NniIonnl l.nrrr.

AsBuRY PARK, n. j., August O.-At the
State Convention Of the National Party Of
New jersey to-day platform was pie
sented for adoption. The document ez-
pressed opposition to all monopolies and
favored the control by the Government Of
railways and telegraph lines; equal taxa
tion, universal suffrage and submitting to
a popular vste an amendment to the State
Constitution TO prohibit the manufacture
and Gale Of oiintoxicating liquors.
A warm discussion followed over the
clause, favoring woman suffrage. Mrs.
Marie Rowland, one OF the delegates arose
10 speak but began crying and Bat down.
The platform was finally adopted as read
with the exception Of the temperance
plank. A rt5olution expressing sympathy
with the estrikipg telegraph operators was
passed. Benjamin Urner, Of Union
county, was nominated for Governor.
Haltoi the delegates then left the hall, /,
leaving the remainder to the appointment
OF tho State Committee.
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JJ.NkwELl, not a stranger in Washing
ton, is another man who owns and operates
adhr. Therein it is set down that sena-
io' Kellogg, Of Louisiana, and Senator Nc.
boasld, Of Indiana, were willing to favor q
SoaIhctG Pacific railway land grant for
S!ooCOOin hrss mortgage land grant bonds
Of the Pacific railroad company and
$1,000 in cas'L The diary fur
Iat' says that Mcdonald and friends
leStiyed $4,000 Of the money placed
n tie hands Of John D. Delrees
and General +, ". Rice" immediately al.
le' he passage oithe bill by the Senate.
Tie testimony Of the diary Is far from
oac.nstve, buI it is Of interest to the ac-
r''ed, Such things have happened, and
Ex-senator Mcdonald will no doubt feel
'la'he IS entitled to the floor. 1t 10 fair
''a'a TO ray that he hes not been suspect
ID corruption in his Senatorial capacity.
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TIiE SENEa IN sEUrION.
"'ihr SeS Tariir Act - PnExier 10 the
NrnNFimCni nIIlcIhin.

WI Tue SeH Tartr Act - PnE1ler 10 the
Department OfncIais.
WASHINGTON, y. G., August O.-The
ilelsaFy Department Gome time ago ap.
pointed a committee to consider the effect
o''de seventh section OF the tariff act Of
'mi, as to whetherit intended to repeal
'ae duties on all covered goods, including
'i'a' boxes that contain them, such a.
9IackInS aud cigar boxes, or only to repeal
lRaes on the outsides Of boxes as neces.
my los the transportation. The commit.
..,. l.e today madetwo reports to the Treas.
Wy Department One recommended that
oa.S '. lAe outer covering be exempted from
Iae other recommended that all cover.
laE be exempted, aud duties be assessed
", w y gu the merchandise. 1t Is probable
sis v. department will refer the question 10
VI" 'rp Attorney General for his decision.
-. iae qles'iOns involved are OF great inter.
ei Cj' n 70 importers, some isvoring the taxing
y ~ a.' coverings, and others copiining the
''"'ses TO the goods alone,
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IRON AND STEEL woRKERs.
What the Reports of the OMeeFs Show.
Great secrecy Maintained.

uaNNt HNCtNUy
PHILADELPHIA, August 9.---Atthe session
OF the AmaIgamated Iron and Steel
Workers Convention this morning the
business transacted was entirely Of a rou-
tine character. Some resolutions were
acted upon in relation to the change Of
laws governing the Association. Asum Of
money was voted towards maintaining the
strike at the City Iron Works in Armstrong
county, Pa. A resolution was also con-
Cured in enjoining the delegates to observe
the stricteSt secrecy towards members Of
tho prccs in regard to the proceedings of
the convention. II Is announced that the
bulk Of business will probably protract the
convention two weeks or longer.
The afternoon session was occupied
largely by the reading OF Secretary Mar
tins report OF the work and statistics Of the
organization for the past year. The mem
bership is placed at 10000. The report OF
Treasurer James Penny on the finances Of
the association was also read. 1t showed q
heavy drain on the funds for strike bene-
fits and the association still largely
indebted on account OF unpaid
claims. In view Of this state OF affairs,
and In view OF the trouble in the Bessemer
Steel Works at Bethlehem, it is urged that
the@llicers Of the National Lodge be em-
powered to levy an assessment about Sep.
tember 1st. The Association Is now draw.
ing largely on It's surplus for current ex.
psnditures, and the prospects are that be.
lore the week Is out at least St00,C00 will
be drawn from this fund, which makes it
necess1ry 10 adopt some financial measures
to meet the existing pressing demands.
President jarrett authorized the most
stringent measures to keep information
from the press. One OF the First District
delegates, from the western end OF Penn.
sylvania, was suspended from the conven.
tion for divulging portions Of the proceed
ings to newspapers.
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JEW. .sn PROSECUTIONS
In HunEary-Ihe hoy Witness Said TO
Have hwoFn Falsely.


PEsru, August O-Thirty.two Of the pei
sors who took part in the riotous demon
stration here against Joseph schari, father of
Moritz Schari, one OF the defendants in the
Nyiregyhsza riot and other Jews have been
arrested. The riotiug continued until /
o'clock this morning. The authorities, in
order to stop the disorders, have been COM
PEELED TO place Gordon Of troops around
the street where the plundefiDg Of Jewish
houses occurred.
Moriiz Schari, the boy who was the
principal witness for the prosecution in the
recent trial Of a number Of Jews at Nyriegy-
haza, charged with numbering a girl in
order to procure her blood for ritual pur-
poses, and who swore he saw the murder
committed, has confessed toareporter of,the
Pesther Lloyd newspaper that his testimony
was false. ..-. a..s rs.-
LONDON, Angus! 0.--Since the acquittal
Of the Jews on trial at Nyireghyhazl there
have been several cases OF arson at Tizra
Ezlar, where the murder is alleged to have
occurred, which persons opposed TO the
Jews seek to attribute to them.
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flsherI Frnuda.

wmnsoR, N. S., August a-Prolessor
Henry Hindp publishes three fresh letters
on fishery frauds and callsupon Hamilton,
Andrews and Hill to supplement the dig.
closure Of combination with active as,
sistsnce In publishing just explanatory
edition II the secret appendix memoran,
dum. lie, Kinds, pEotnlses TO furnish an
Illustrated copy Of the document. He also
calls upon Hill TO join in publishing the
secret method by which pr. Young and
Bouchette and johnson, Of the Canadian
Customs Department, Jointly manufactured
United States and Canadian trade returns,
both as TO fisberiea and reciprocity.
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LONDON, August 0.-The Times CORES.
pondent at Hong Kong says he has been
informed that there are no Chinese troops
either in Tonquin or on the frontier, but
the garrisons in the provinces Of Yum Nan
and Kawang Sang have been secretly in
creased. Much grain and rice is being
stored at Canton. Theiinpression prevails
that China Is playing waiting game,
which is costing the French much and the
Chinese little, ..l
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Glassware JobSers; % Association.

PlrrsRrRGn, August 9.-The National
Convention Of Lamp, Pottery 4 Glassware
Jobbeis adjourned at noon to-day, after ai-
fecting permanent organization by elect
ing the following officers: President, W.
R, Norcross, New York; Secretary and
Treasurer, H. F. Hughes, Pittsburgh Ex-
ecutive Committee. II. B. Greer, Chicago;
+. G. A. Fisher, Philadelphia; II. N. Lou.
enstain, St. Louis; j. L. Ellis, baltimore;
B. @. CLARK, Leayenworth, KS. Resolu-
tiops were adopted requesting the manufac.
turefs otglassware throughout the United
States to reconsider the action taken In
Boston to abolish specific charge for
packages, and characterising the selling Of
goods to other than Wholesale and retail
orockery and glassware dealers as illegiti-
mate, working but little benefit to manu-.
facturers and doing great injustice and in
Jury TO regular dealers.
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J. niLToA,s IUss ERs SCHEME
To CoIonIze oiOred T. opie IN the Land
of OklRhRInR.

ST.. LOUIS, August 9,-The Rev. ]. W.
Dyson, Of the African Methodist CHURCH,
missionary in the Indian Territory siace
1850, says Hon. j, Milton Turner'S Okla
hama moyehept is creating quite stir
among those Who seem inclined 10 iolloS
bis lead rather chan Payne's His idea is
to 10 on 10 tho 0klahama lands, and has
purchased wagons and olhGr necessities
Tor carrying out his plaus. The negroes
are disconnected because they have no vote
and the land they live on belongs to Indi-
ans. The treaty stipulates in case the In.
djaps adopt negroes into full fellowship
tGeir IandS be surveyed aud the negroes
given foIiy acres each alter sChoclaws,
Chickasaws aud other Indians haye msde
selections. Therefore they prefer going Ia
0kiahone where they can have flrst choice,
on the whole, dissatisfaction exists, which
will probably result Ip the United States
Government taking action in their behalf
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HanIan A ccased OF HippOdroning with
Courtney,

HanIan- A ccused OF liippOdrOming ii with
Courtney.
ST.. LOUIS, August 9.-The Globe, Democrat
this morning publishes an interview
which will stsrtls the sporting world,
for in it allegations are made to the
effect that Haplan was chiefly to blame for
Courtney saving his boat, al Qhantauqua
Lake, and putting complexion on The
races between these men entirely new and
decidedly novel. In 1.-THE first place, the in.
teryiew il alleged 10 have taken place be.
tween the sporting editor OF the Globe.
Democrat and one Of Han lan's chief bIckers.
1t took place at ChautauQua Lake Just after
the sawing OF Courtney's boas. uanlan's
hacker, upon this occasion, is credited with
making a statement, Of which tue following
is a bflef synopsis:
Hanlan and Coudn1y arranged for three
races in 1878. The'tlrst was 10 take PLACE
at Lachine, October 3, 1873, for purse Of
5000, offered by the citizens. The second
was TO take place at Chautluqua, October
lG, 1878, for the Hop Ritters prizs OF S6,C00
The third was to be rowed wherever the
mos. money was to be made. The first
race wps 10 be won by HanIan, the second
by Courtney, and the third 70 be decided
on later.
The ilrs. race was rowed five miles with
Q turn, and as per agreement, Hanlau
won. The second race was looked forward
to with greater interest than the first, for
although beaten, Courtney was full OF con
tidence and had rallied great crowd oi
backers about him, who had put up theil
all that be would win. The money was
scarcely posted, when Hanlan reached the
lake, and alarmed at the proportions to
which the betting had reached, he called
upon Courtney and told him that be would
not give him the race rs per previous
agreement, aud that he would have TO row
for 1t il he expected TO win.
Hanlan's backer claims that Courtney
upon hearing this statement, became
alarmed in turn, and, fearing that II he
rowed Hanlan would beat him and swamp
his friends, he then took the only road oui
Of the woods and sawed both his boats in
two. N
This interview is so worded that 1t IL moi
likely that the matter will rest here. In.
deed there is no doubt but that fun in
yestiGstjon will follow which will bring the
truth to the surface, and result In the pun.
ishment OF those gnilty. Han lan's hacker
claims that Of the $1,000 purse,in the lrst
race at LaGhine, and which Hanlan won,
Courtney received $500 OF the plunder.
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VOLUME XXxI."NUMBER 3Ol.
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
Judge 1loadly Trying the Efficacy Of
Silence-Despernte Democrats.

btlence-Uehperhte DemocrhA,
COLUMBUS, o., August 9.-Erom the able
manner in which Judge Hoadly holds his
tongue Just now, 1t is believed hereabouts
that the Democratic Executive Committee
has put a paddock on his mouth, and that
the three Bs-Bsrger, Ballentine and
Booth-take turns in carrying the key IN
their pantaloons pocket Whenever the
Executive Committee pulls the string, the
candidate for Governor will emerge
The Republican nominations for Repre-.
sentative in this county has torn the ever
lasting lining out ohthe Democratic pri-
mary ballot.Dox suffers, and the squealing
OF the gang is excruciating 10 the voters.
Already the know-nothing cry has been
raised BY the member Of the Democratic
gang OF candidates who writes for the pa
pers, against Mr.. Hirsch, Republican can
didate for Representative, because he did
not happen to be born in this country.
Mr.. Hirsch nor no other man on the Re-
publican ticket ever insulted the Grangers
Of the country by vile abuse through the
columns oil his paper. The talented
young friend" should try his luck again.
! 1t Is claimed by those who pretend 10
know that Allen o. Myers has been furn.
ished with funds to run his campaign by
John W. Bookwalter, and in turn Hoadly's
"elquoent young friend" is to vote Tor
Bookwalter for United States Senator, in
case Democratic Legislature Is elected,
provided that the proprietor Of the En-
quirer will let his henchman carry out the
contract.
There is rumor here that Judge Hosd-
ly has Cancelled his bill against the liquor
dealers for his services in endeavoring to
have the Scott Law declared unconstitu.
tional. There was such tremendous kick
raised over the Judges failure 10 fulfill his
promise 10 the liquor dealers that he con-
cluded no doubt that he had better lose
his bill than to run the chance Of losing
the vote OF his clients.
The Democrats have about completed their
canvass Of franklin county. And there is
great cursing and crashing Of teeth among
the faithful. So, the honest voter delights
not to be cheated out OF his preference for
by lot Of primary ballot-box
suffers. 1t won't go down.
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A PARTIAL VERDICT
Rendered in the sclotG.Lomas Csse-Ihe
Ju.y sent Back.

Hendcreu In the SctotG'LOHas casc-Ane
Ja'y sent Back.
Special Di,patch TO Me mtcligeReer.
PARKEsDuRc, August 9.-The jury in the
Kcllar case (scioto.Lomas trial came in
to-day and attempted to render verdict,
but were sent back to their room, as it was
an improper decision, They found Kellar
guilty Of violating rule second as charged
in third count Of the Indictment, which
was in reference to not whistling within
the required SEQ yards, but failed to find
KeIlar guilty OF manslaughter or OF drunk
enness. After Judge Ferguson bad writ.
ten the verdict as he thought It should
have been the foreman refused to sign it,
and tonight they are still in their room in
the Custom House.
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LIVERPOOL, August DIN the trial OF
Featherstone, Deasy, Flanagan and Dal.
ton, the dynamite conspirators, counsel for
the defense, addressing the jury, main
tanned that there was no evidence to sup
port the charges against Deasy, and even
Il true the most that could be made out OF
them was, he was dupe rather than
conspirator. n
The jury found the prisoners guilty, and
each wastentenced to penal servitude for
l;fo
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F'TmhrEoH, August O.-while the EN-.
p'oyes Of 'IGssey, Howe & Company's
''ed manutao, Oring establishment were
"S'ns stock in The warehouse at noon to.
oiy, " rack supporting five hundred tons
,r1 Str' !, gave way, buryiuE Ohas. oshman
.'W ivy, Robert SlerritE uuder the ruins, and
~SH.y yI.Ly tnlaring three Others. Qshman
do NJ Killed 'ns'aaIl! Sheriff. will proba bly,
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At tPittsburgh-Allegheny, 4; Balto., 2
At Peoria-Qulncy, 2; Peoria, 8.
At Detroit-Uhicago, 6; Detroit, 3.
At Cleveland-BuiIalo, 8; Cleveland, Il
AT 81. Louis-Columbus, 4; St. Louis, s
At Cin.-Eclipse, 0; Gin, 5; six innings
At Phila.-New York, 8; Phila., Z.
At New York-AIhletic, 3; Mets,, Il.
AT Boston-Proyidence, o. Boston, !.
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DoHsEY and the New York Sun are at 1t
alain. Dorsey insists upon appearing as
lie champion Of ex-senator Conkling and
General Grant, and the Sun is so very glad,
you know, to be Of service to these distin-
Inj'hed citizens. Mr.. Dorsey is very Sc.
ysIe on Garfield aud Arthur. 1t will be
remembered that tho prosecution Of the
distinguished Star route thieves began
under Garfield and was pushed with vigor
under Arthur. There is milk in most
every rnconnnt.