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Mr. Hendricks, wire Again.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July l5.-Imme::
diately following the announcement OF
the nomination Of ex-senator Hendricks
at Chicago statementa were sent from this
city by special correspondents in which
the vile OF the ex-senator WAS alleged to
havs spoken disrespectfull7 of Governor
Cleveland. and to have naid Mr.. Hendricks
was placed on the ticket for the purpose OF
giving it additional strength. Governor
Hendricks when spoken to on the subject
stated emphatically that the alleged Ian.
eusge was not used by Mrs. Hendricks,
and added that there was no truth in that
portion OF theepecial dispatches purport.
ing to be q repetition OF her words. W. \
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lhls time isisthe bank that has not specu.
la'ed. II the account Of it's condition is
not exaggerated in the banks favor it will
pun through all right This failure will
give lEeah occasion to criticiss bank man.
ssemens. The fecs is that as rule aud on
tae average no branch Of business is con-
ouc!ed with more intelligence, care and
ndellty than the banking business,
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bribery in tho l,nn,t,,,r,, r..,,.,

At.oefy in tho dominion rarliam M ent.
TORONTO, July l5.-At to.day's session
VI 'le Royal Commission Gilmore, Speak.
IL Il o. the House, produced the minutes Of
tue ~ h houae referring to tho alleged attempt
s;,,a y ylloe memhera. Balfour gave evidence
oaa.I o,uausf to that given by him on former
eleventh Kirkland asked him to support
! new timber policy proposed by him.
ne asked witness to mako q speech favor.
,as ,ng hls policy and be would recompen3s
txI.!hess for the trouble and time spent,
a ne aid mol ask witness for his vote but
vn'y 10 speak fayoripg the policy and vote
- he pleased. Subsequently Kirkland
So.e rs.ea witness how much he wanted to
,t.s Io.e ssalnss the Government. He replied
'o1as hv, WIS ~ not money enough in Toronto
o'n'
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Of public value. Responding to The In.
quiiiy "a to what ho thought Of the nomi.
nation, the General said: "What-does
cleveland REPRESENT His nomination ID
an authoritative confession that the party
is unable to muster Rpy man having q ca
rcer upon national questions, who repre-
sents tho whole party On national
Issues. Neither Cleveland nor hiH
party represents any policy OF legielation
or o. administration. Why should the Re-.
publicans indorse the nomineo by voting
Tor Cleveland. However estimable the
nominee, bis party during and since the
var has done nothing to merit public con-
tidence for itR conduct Of national afIaira OF
In its aims or achievements. On the other
hand the Republicans have re-.
constructed themselves reformed their
party organization, by and defiaed deed and
by profession found and progressive poll
cles. Tho Independent Repu blicans-so
caifed-had better look 10 their Congress.
aional and Legislative nominations instead
Of ieebly piping the Tilden ticket" 4 !!
why do you call It the Tilden ticket?'
"1s It not obvioub?' 0-..l
What do you think OF Cleveland'b
chances?" - :
SHOULD the election occur within The
next week or two perhaps no could be
elected. lie cannot be elected in Novern.
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Tnr indications are Tor a very large as.
semblags in the city next week at the time
o't the Democratic Convention. Rspubli.
cans as well as Democrats will be on hand.
Lst everybody COME who feels inclined.
The show will be worth the price Of admis.
ssou, and Wheeling will try to make every
body comfortable. 4
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the FkEoUas FLAG
npAt upon BY RGermnn-An Angry MOI
TaheA Alter II I'M. e 4. s.E,s !

4 = - IaHea A tier n ini. - = sEtS
PARIS. July l5.-The German, Aherloe,
whose action, yesterday in tearing down
the tri'cclor OF France and splitting upon it
led to tbs riotous demonstration at the
continental Hotel, has been arrested by
the French authorities. tits understosd
that the German Consul General was con-
suited in regard to the matter and the ar.
rest Waa made after that official had ex-
pressed his opinion that the case was
merely a local one, to be decided by apo
lice Justice, and had no international bear
ing. Aherloe claims that ho was unde
the influence Of LIQUOR at tho time he tor.
down the flag. ="
A further account Of tho trouble at the
Continental Hotel yesterday says when the
German flag was torn down, had its origin
In the insulting behavior of a German,
Who shouted "A 6us, Ia France" and tore
down and spa. upon tricolor flag. When
set upon by the angry crowd he fled and
took refuge in the building Of the Minis-
try OF the Marine. A bowling mob, large.
~ composed Of Waiting Alsations, quickly
surrounded the building and demanded
the surrender Of the fugitive. No atten-
ton was paid to their demonstrations and
they proceeded to batter down the door,
but before they had succeeded in gaining
an entrance the offender had escaped in
Disguise from the rear. The mob then
avenged the insult to the French colors by
tearing down the German flag, but were
speedily dispersed on the arrival OF a de
tachment of police. The Standard, 70
marking upon the scene at the Continent
tai Hotel in Paris, holds that Prince Bis
marck has fnll grounds for complaint to
the French Government. and ia entitled to
an apology as AMPLE and public as the Of
tense was groes and conspicuous. ss X
BERLIN, July 15-The French aul basea-
dor here was instructed to express to the
German Government the regret Of bis Gov
eminent at the action OF the A|satian stu
denis who tore down and burned German
flags at the Hotel Continental, .Parie, and
state that owing to the q1ickuess with
which the incident happened the police
were unable to interfere. v''..i b
The newspapers Of Berlin urge the Gov
ernment to demand repara.ion and the
punishment Of the s:udents. a
PARIS, July 15--Prince Hohenlohe, Ger
man ambassador, called at the Foreign
office on the subject OF the insult offered
tho German flag. ,.as,n w. a!hlft
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OAR, TRACK AND BAT.
INTERESTING SPORTS
TAs Suecsss Of ths Coasesat LAX, ,ReEatta-Tstner
Gomez II AheAd-The Stallion rroitiaE Record,
Bsstea at Chiesso by Phalias-Pilm.
bur1h Rseis-R .spiis On Tho Ball Ysld,

MRADviLLE, Pa, June 15.-The prelimi'
nary heats In the Conneaut' Lake regatta
were witnessed by fully thirty thousand
people. The weather wss all that could be
desired, but slight breeze made the water
rough. Their race for single scullawas finished
at dark. the first heat being signalled by
the starter at S O'Clock r. NJ. There were
sixteen entries, all Of whom contested.
The first heat was won by Mckay in ol:47,
A Hamm second in 2l:50.
The water was quite rough at this time
and the bretzs increased for some time,
The Becoud heat followed quickly, and was
won by Teemer and Gou daur, ihe o,hera
being 80 far behind as to make no Effort
ior the leaders to win and thereby :aecura
position in the final race. The third heat
was the best Of the series, owing to the
improved condition Of the water. There
were slx men in the race, ani oil pulling
80 close together that 1t seemed anybodyH
race until theslake had been turae ed and the
struggle on the home stretch showed several
stiaggIera. Priddy,who had shown wonder
i1l rowing qualities before the turn, occurred
the lead at the buoy and maintained tito
the finish. Time 20:40, Ten Eyck second
III 2U5O, and Weisgcrber third In 2l:04,
1t was growing dark ard the winners Of
the last heat were dissatisfied with the ~.
ieree's decision to finish the race as thev
we're tired, while all the others had restnd.
The referee finally gave 40 minutes fnr,
rest and at s o'clock the final race was
called. The six winners above named
were started in fine order, but it was 60
dark that the colors OF the oarsmen could
scarcely be discovered at a short dis
tance. All pulled together 10 the
bnoy which Tsemer passed in ex-
actly 10 minutee, and the othera
but lew seconds behind. The water was
neautliul' but as to rowing no description
coulo oe given, as no one could get near
enough TO make out the men or time or
.. stroke OF the oarsmen. At, the finish ].
aaeener, Of McKeesport, came in first ia
" minutes and 5 seconds, Goudaur, Of st..
LOUIS, second, A. Hsmm, third, Mckay.
fourth, Ten Eyck, fifth, and Priddy, sixth,
1ne sixth race was satisfactory with the
exception of-darknees for the final race
cersainly was .one Of the best contests
ever seen on American wate.s. The row.
ing course WAS beautiful and all the oars.
men acquitted themselves creditably. The
only bad feature Was crowd of rouphs
ana gamblers who infested every nook and
point OF vantage about the lake. Rowdv-
Ism was rampant around the rsilroad ala.
tion' and IN thevillage Of Eva nsburx fights
ana robberies were reported and
IN progress from sunset till midn;uht
ABOUT lG3O P. NJ, a man named Mason gss
snot' put 1t is not known by whom. Mason
ls 81, SILL alive, but unconscious. -
lhe consolation races were postponed
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H1TenuRaH, July 15,-The summer
trotting meeting, Of the grand circuit was
inaugurated here to-day at Homewood
by the Pittsburgh Driving Park As.
soclatlon. The weather was clear and
pleasant, and the attendance good, The
racing was good but without special fea.
lures. After the filth heat the $50 race
was postponed on account OF darkness.
Ine tIotting race. 230 class, ,was for a nurse
oiSi ,ooo. There were ten starters. NAV.
nlrd won oGa the first and second heats. Best
time 2:23. go NJ @5p'5 ~. - -
The SECOND race, e:4o class, Was ISL io,r;. +; : .
purse OF u, 500 and WIS won by Blanche
ulemmons o.! in three straight heats, Best
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a,an,tkso,uncn tho TlcL ct.

(, ROCHESTER, NY. July l5.-Hon. VIM.
Parcell, editor of the Union, was granted
leave Of absence until after November at
bis own request, because he says he scan
not, with service to the party, credit to ths
paper or honor 10 himself, conduct the
Union during the. presen. political cam.
paisu." He has also sent his resignation
as candidate for Presidential elector to
Chairman Manning, Of the Democratic
State Committee. @s.i'5.. 'aT II
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Hard Hit From a Hard Hitter.
'1rfinSbIrp Jndfpfpdfai fIaalF


Qartinsou,9 Independent tIaa) .g,.G,llI'1,.
The Court Of Appeals has gone too far in
lts eilofts to sustain the instructions issued
10 the asseasors. It's mandamus decision.
impertecs and unsatistactory, was cues.
tionable In proplie.y and method; but lis
proceedings against the publishers OF the
lNrELLl0IHcER cannot be maintained in
any particular, except upon the announce.
ment, "Weare the court, this we ex pressed
aa law. and, nolens voltns, you shall obey"
Il is 9 question Of right, otllberty oispeech
and freedom Of opinion with Us, for we
frankly confess that as between us and
Charles Bnrdett Hart there Is not more
than buahel Of love, and that but slightly
mixed with respect. But aside
from personal differences, the Court Of Ap.
deals has acted unwinely. In the first
place. the 1NTELLIaENcER quoted an article
from the Greenbrier Independent, a Demo-
cratic paper, which virtually asserted that
Three Of the Judges had agreed in advance
p Bnssain the instyvctlona 10 tho aaspasors.
lhe truth or falsity OF this was not INQUIRED
INTO by tho Judges Hence an inyestiva.
Ion Of this should be made-ior judges |
esAoA nAu NV AuIhlllUlos ..lHI |
), In tho second place, the letter Of II. NJ. |
Russell, the attorney who brought tho 50.
called contempt to the notice Of tho Court,
plainly shows by every fair construction,
hat one o. the Judges had consulted or
'ounseled in reference to tho proceedings,
ind was therefore incapacisnted from sit.
ing. IN the third place, words spoken or
words printed in the nature Of comment or
wen charges, not in the possession Of
Jeurt legally sitting us such, do not con.
'eitute contempt, and can only be proceed.
I'd against as libel or slander, otherwise It
an infringement on the inherent rights Of
,very American citizen to expreIs his
opinion not only upon, the manner and
method Of government, but upon the &C.
Ion OF officials. You might as well 20 into
he pulpit and collar the preacher for pray.
ng that those in authority, may do right
because Of the Inference that as sinful men
hey might do wrong. OF courae the law
III authority must be obeyed until the peo.
lie reverse the ruling by their own legiti-
nate authority, and from present appear.
nces, the sooner the better.
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Miner Crushed.

PIEDMONT, W. Va, July 15.-A young
man named Martin Healy, engsged but a
short time as miner in the Elk Garden
mine, on. the West Virginia, Central
4 Pittsburgh railroad, was seriously injured
by fall Of root coal n the mine early this
morning. Ssveral bones we're broken and
It is thought he has been injured internally.
Physicians have very little hope lor his re.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Green T. Co., New York, trimmings,
made an assignment yesterday without
preferences. >N@lf1
Captain W. 3. Chew, one Of the best
known conductors OF the B. & o. Railw ay
Company, has been arrested on charge
Of embezzling funds. ~
Charles E. Brown has besn a; rested IN
Boston charged with buying \ a 0 EnolisI
shilling pieces, gliding them with: gold and
passing them cff for gold.n J
Eight families Of assisted emf grants ar.
rived at New York yesterday, iour from
Mayo, Ireland, and -four from Rrealand
Germany. All will he sent back. iS~HN
At the auction in the New York P, oduce
Exchange for choice Of drawers IL, flour
and grain tables the following ;oren ,iums
were psid:--is1n -four stands, si5O;- in grain
stands, s45. :! H",i% ''- Z - ="
The New York and New jersey brick
manufacturers decided to shut down their
yards for the season On the 2O:h Of Sen, EN-.
Der. This will reduce the production OF
100000 bricks. IIl-TI
Indications point to an early resu1 ,ption
Of work IN the Monongahela river, coal
mines. The strikers are wea keniap n the
second fourth pools and nu mber Of men
returned 10 work to-day. -
The New York Tribune fresh air In md.
organized to send tenement house ch I'd.
rem to the country for two weeks, has | ,e.
gun its work. Already ten parties ha ye
left the city and many more are soon to 2, ..
Z Forty laste.s in the shoe factory Of E. e..
Dodge 4 Co., Eewburyport, Mass, struck
yesterday afternoon for m increase OF
wages. II the strike continues four or five
hundred employees will be thrown out Of
work. ,liI. 5y.l, .@l 81 4 1.TIi7ss..
Lizzie Emmerick, aged. 20, a well k.own
Young. lady Of franklin township, near
Pittsburgh, committed Buicide yesterday
by shooting herself in the head, Inability
to keep mp with tho other scholars at school
is assigned as q reason for tho deed. ID,
Arrow Of tenement housea at Rochester,
Pa, with contents, were entirely destroyed
by fire at an early hour yesterday morning.
The famaS spread so rapidly that the occu.
pants, twenty five in NUMBER, barely
escaped with their lives. LOSS about ST, 900.
Last night s.'E. Stiles. the proprietor Of
an ice cream saloon at Taylor, Texas, shot
and mortally wounded John G.. Morgan,
city marshal. Stiles surrendered. ! He
claim1 the shooting was dor Q in self de.
Tense. Morgan says Stiles quot without
provocaton. Tho whole matt ,r is shroud.
ed In mystery. Monroe Stiles, brother !,
s. 3. Stiles, was implicated in tae difficult 7
u :
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OlRz ELECTED,

MRsleo, July l5.-The Electoral College
flashed lis session to-day and followed by
crowe's and preceded by military hand,
went to the residence OF General Diaz and
informed him OF his unanimous election 10
the Presidency. There were patriotic
speeches and great enthusiasm. The bells
OF the city were rnng for hours in honor Of
tho election. General Diaz assumes the
office December 80, @.i. 71ss-~T' =
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A WEAK CANDIDATE.

The social complications are not more
serious than the political. Hendricks
gives no particular strength to the ticket
He has lost bis hold on the Democracy to
more or lees extent. and the vacillatipg
course he has ever pursued in his public
life makes him weak. Many Of his friends
think he ought not in sslf-respect to ac.
cept the Vice.Presidency with Cleveland.
There is no danger that he will decline 1t.
No one here believes that he means any.
thing TO the ticket as the ghoet Of the in.
trigue that kept Tilden and himself out Of
office four years ago. That phase Of the
argument can best be made elsewhere. =
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WfegllfnR mitch

CINCINNATI, O., July l5-The wrestling
match at the Grand Opera House tonight.
between Carlos Martino and Matsid.
sorakichi, was won by the latter, who took
the second, fourth and fifth bouts Jananese
atyle. nartlno won the first and Third.
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At Cin,-Baltimore, 2; Cincinnati, 0.
Az Providence-B Boston, 4; Providence, 8
At Clevelsnd-Buf1alo. 9; Cleveland l.
at New York-Phila., 8; New York. 4. :
A. Tolsdo-Athletics, 10; Toledo, I.
AZ Columbus-Wash'n, 2; Columbus l.
At Detroit-Chicsgo, o; Detroit, "a.
At st Louia-Brooklyn, O; St. Louis. 9
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Iris remarked by the Bsllsire Tribune
that THE 1STELLGEScEn has succeeded in
arouslng sgood deal Of merited contempt
lor thegag law Judges Of West Virginia"
1t is well that the jurisdiction OF tie court
isbounded on tho west by the Ohio
riyar
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Shooting sornpe At Grafton.
i0f T1fau.fk+h N bhr T,,y<u.os,..-

EPee9'' D'NPu'e'' 70 tse 1H1ta1geHcer.
GRAFTON, W. Va, July l5:-Herman
Jenkins and Pearce saulabury, both color.
ed, became involved in quarrel III West
Grafton to-day. A pistol figured conspicu-
ously and Saulsbnry was shot in the arm
and leg, but he is not thought to be fatally
wounded. jenkins is also thought to be
wounded, but how seriously is not known,
as he escaped and has not yet been found.
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short 100000 nnrrets.

NEw YonK, July l5-C. s.. Henry, pc.
troleum broker. has failed. He WAS short
about six hundred thousand barrels as
nearly th6 lowest prices Of the recent de.
presaion. He is a member OF the Govern
Ing Committee OF tho Petroleum Exchange,
The oil market is buoyant and excited.
The failures Of O.. s. Henry and Andrew
Lexow, who were short Of the market,
caused some excitement. A. Le1ow Was q
heavy trader. Oil which closed at cole
last night rose to $50 and reacted to 643c.
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twill be very courageous Democratic
convention tha! puts Snyder and Woods
on the ticket tor the Supreme Court of Ap.
pss!a. II will be almost sais for the wicked
10 wager against it.
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Non they have invented q coolnees
between tho President and the Cabinet on
ono eide and Blaine and Logan and the
Republican party on the other. When the
Piesiden. pledged his support to the ticket
ha meo,t /; ..
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Ben will Look Before He Leaps.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July l5-General
B. F. Butler arrived here this morning and
WAS interviewed by reporter. He posi-.
lively refused to discuss his attitude or in.
innate his future course. He said later it
was q subjec! Tor consideration, and when
be gives careful consideration OF its merits
he will declare himself over his signature
in no unmiatakable tones. Meanwhile he
pronounces in the Wholesale any and all
expressions or declarations phrporting to
come from him as false. a-I6If7i- ; 4
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WASHINGTON NOrEs..

The Commiesiorer Of Indian Air.irs of.
iers $500 reward for the arrest OF the mur.
derer oi Ksshiwav, Chief OF the Sac and
Fox Indiane, Of Kansas. \.
The draft OF postal convention between
the United States and Mexico has been
amended by the Mexican Government in
several particulars and the contamination
Of the treaty will be delayed some time by
the necessity for It's confederation by the
Postoflce Department, i,3 b
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CHOLERA has never reached this country
ACROSS the Pacific, though China has suffer.
ed severely by it. The course OF the dis.
ease when bound for America has been
across the Atlantic.
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Are We Frecl

Tyler County Star (Rep.) 9r
In view Of all the iacts, the question nat
urally arises, Are We ireeY With the Gov.
ernor and Supreme Court making and in
teerpreting laws, and enforcing them, whose
liberty or property is eate? There is one
remedy, and one only, THE B0URBONs
The call is issued to Democrats, Green.
hackers, Republicans, frsemen, all who
love the liberty purchased by our foreiath-
ers To Join the crusade sgsinst the unholy
tyranny. which ia scarcely eqaaled by the
Gar Of Russia. to forever and e!ernaly de.
throne It in West Vest Virginia. Manlani
Sempsr Liberi. ~
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Tus loo!killer is after the man who said
tha. President Arthur would not support
Blaine and Logan. Tho President is q
Republican.
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PERHAPS the University Regents haye
unlimited ju1iediction in constructive con.
temp,s. There ought to be no monopoly
Of so good thing.
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0Ss Of the campaign ISLANDERS is that
Governor Cleveland ia great American
pie eater. Can't We have campaign free
from personalities?
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A Fnir Offer.

Z The Voltsic Belt Company, Mauhall, Mich. /.
offer 10 send Dr.. Dyes Voltaic Belt and Ap.
pliances on trial, for thirty days. to men,
young or old, sm cted with nervous debiIitv'
lost vitality, and kindred troubles, 2 li!5. : :
See adverttssmspt In this paper: rrheAv
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If the English newspApers'1n Insist that
Cleveland mus. be the next President Of
ths Uuitsl S,stes, that settles it.
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Bsy BUTLER has refused to be inter.
viewed. This is one notable result Of the
Democratic convention.
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tufate brethren Of the Ix7RLLlaRNcrR who
are the victims Of what wo believe TO be- a
Judicial mistake, but by an earnest deeire
70 secure Tree speech and a free press. II
the Court Of Appeals is right, then let tho
people 90 10 work 10 amend the iuuda.
mental 9ne.,u.w Law to protect themselves against
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TIE Plumed Knights Of the Lincoln
Club are making good progress and will
be credit 10 West Virginia. They are
enlisted for the war. n"