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c1NcINNAT1 COMMERCIAL
Comes Back nt Logan with Long List of
KindnesSes,


KindnesSes,
CINCINNATI, o., July 2l.-The CONNER.
cidl Gastite In an editorial tomorrow will
General Iogan's speech In the Senate
yesterday will surprise all but his old
friends. Those Of Us who have known
him long and have been anxious for his
sake many times knew what was likely
TO happen II he should attempt 10 address
the Senate as lawyer and gentle.
man. The consciousness OF being q
candidate for the Presidency has not i'm.
proved Logan and has caused an excess
Of emotion and may Impair his reserve
forces, His selection oi-tho Cincinnati
Enquirer as the foundation from which TO
lrrigate the soil upon which his crop Of
future greatness ID to be grown does not
testify 10 his increasing enlightenment as
o politician. The waste Of the time
OF the Senate in an effort
show that the demand by the State OF Ohio
upon that body to investigate the Corrup.
ton Of payne's case 10 personal matter.
The editor Of the Commercial Gazette 10
BoCond.hAnded ioolishnVsg, and the insig.
nlACanCe OF such imputatlon 10 90 nearly
incredible "a anything can be that has
come 10 pass 49,.
Senator Logan has had his share Of good
fortune, but his inward resources don't
seem TO have conferred happiness Upon
him. lie has long INDUCED the Idea that
the Republicans Of Ohio have not been
good 10 him. Their sin has been that they
have had other preferences for the PresI.
donCy. They thought they could do that
without dIspafageinent 10 General Lo.
gan, Take tho individual case Of
Mf. HAlBtead, who is regarded BY the Sen.
ator as desperately wicked. He gave In
the Cincinnati Commercial the iltst pollLl.
cal boom that Logan got alter his military
service by reporting his OatbondAle
speech, always defended him from
COaselesB charges made against
him by Conisdefates, invariably
Gpoke Of him 40 a soldier
WITH respect, urged at Tho Chicago con.
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NEWS IN l,l,1Er.

The Sheriff OF Concordls Parish, La, ia
short $27, 900 in his accounts.
Clay Powell's barn, near Urbana, o,
was burned by incendiaries; loss 5000.
Harry James, a farmer, burned 10 death
near Eorwalk, o., his clothing catching
FIRE from matches in his pocket. "
The case OF the six men under arrest at
Wyandotte, Kas., for wreCking Missouri
Pacific train, has been postponed until
July 20.
Proceedings have begun at Massillon,
Ohio, to collect by distraint the Dow Law
liquor tax from saloon keepers who have
refused to pay.
Patrick Monahan, who shot Miss Laura
Carney In Nashville, will probably die Of
bis self.inatcted injuries. Miss Carney is
In o critical condition.
Mr.. John O. Riley, whose nomination
for the Cincinnati postmGstership has
hung 80 long In the Senate, Is broken In
health, and has gone into temporary re-.
tirement from business.
AtTroy, o., Mrs. Theodore Sullivan sur.
prised her unlAithful husband in room
with Miss Ida Hamilton, and poured 4
bucket Of tar and creosote over the person
Of the young woman. The scandal pro.
duCed great excitement.
A special session Of the California Logis.
lature will be held In few days, and will
probably elect Republican Senator to
succeed the late Mr.. Miller, The Demo.
cratic Governor may refuse 10 sign the
certificate, but the United States Senate
will In that case be the Judge Of the cleo.
ton.
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ANrl.sAIooN REPUBLICANS.
The Gail for n Convention at Chlcngo-ob
ipcts of tho Convention,

The Call for n Convention at Chlcngo-ob.
jccts of tho Convention.
NRw YORK, July 2l.-Albert Griffin,
Chairman Of the Organizing Committee ol
Anu.saloon Republicans, has issued a
call for conference to be held in Chicago
on September 10.
1t says: Each State Is requested TO elect
four times as many delegates and alter.
mates as II has Senators and Representa-.
tives in Congress, and the Territories can
send as nsuy as they would be emitted to
II thoy were States.
The promoters Of this movement the
callers believe, that as the Democratic
party has become the protectors OF the 60.
loon interests the Republican party ought
as a matter Of right to become the avowed
champion and defender OF the boom
against the saloon. II Ia not intended to
ask the party 10 commit itself nationally
to or against any specific law, but TO an.
nounCe as It's settled policy that II will
everywhere strive 10 reduce the business
Of drain selling and the evils resulting
from II as much as possible, each State 10
decide for itself from time 10 time what
laws are best adapted 10 secure the end In
view. The call further says that more
than ohe.half Of the Republican members
oi the Senate and q large number OF Con.
greSsmen and party leaders have express.
cd themselves IN favor Of this position.
During the past two months arrange.
tnents have been made that insure dele.
cations from nine States, to.wit. Kansas,
Illinois, Michigan, New jersey, Vermont,
Massachusetts,, New HampShire, Maine
and Rhode Island, and II ig hoped that all
the Northern and some .oi the Southern
States will bO represented.
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SENATOR LOGAN, in his speech on the
Payne case, in tho Senate yesterday, beg.
ged the question in his endeavor to ex.
cuse himeelf and Senators Evarts and
Teller for the position they had taken.
The effort to divert public attention by
alleging that the animus Of tho charges
against Payne was the result of feud be.
tween the war and anti.war Democrats,
and the hostility against Pendleton as the
author OF Civil Service Reform is weak
subteriuge, and has nothing to do with
the problty OF tho Senator who is under
fire. II seats in the Senate can be
bought and find such defenders as Sen.
ator Logan on the arguments he ad.
vances, then will venal schemes survive
and men will go on purchasing the honor
that clothes Senator's title, taking care to
80 cover up their tracks that the technical
loop.hole OF escape will always remain in
sight. Senator Logan might have made
better defense, but certainly not poorer
nna
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THE QUEEN ACCEPTS
The Resignation of the Gladstone AIinIst
PremIeF's Advice to Parncll,

EENnAnFh AuNlEp 20 kNAfNtll0
LONDON, July 2l,-The Queens messen
ger arrived at Mr., GlRdstone's official resi
dence on Downing street at 9 o'clock this
afternoon, bearing a message from Hel
Majesty accepting the designations Of the
members Of the Cabinet rendered by MIR,
Gladstone yesterday,
Mr.. Gladstone, as soon as his messenger
returned from Osborne with the Queens
acceptance Of the resignation OF the Min,
lstry, notified his colleagues, Gladstone
will not proceed to Osborne to personally
surrender to the Queen the seals Of office
until Her Majesty shall have appointed
his successor and he is officially announc.
cd. The Queen will summon Salisbury
TO form new Ministry, Salisbury is due
here tomorrow,
Gladstone has indirectly advised Par.
nell against pursuing an obstructive policy
in the coming Parliament. Since In 1880
the tactics pursued by the Irish members
did much to throw discredit upon the
Irish cause, Mr.. Gladstone hoped the
Parnellites would not revert to the meth
ods praCtiCed during that session, Par.
nell has replied that he Is desirous Of fol-
lowing Gladstone, reserving entire liberty
Of action in the event the Tories try CO.
erCion.
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Central Ohio Bonds.

COLUMBUS, o., July 2l.-The stockhold.
ers Of the Central Ohio Railroad Company
to-day made arrangements to refund the
original bonds issued for the construction
and equipment OF the road. These bonds
amount to S2,500,0O0, bearing interest at
Q percent, and mature In little over
two years. The bonds will be redeemed
and the debt hoated at Al percent. An
option will be given the holders OF the old
eS to exchange them for tho new bonds.
1t was decided that all property along the
line OF the Central Ohio, the title OF which
Ia vested in the Baltimore & Ohio, shall be
transferred 10 the Central Ohio Company.
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BEAsLEY, THE DEspEnADo.
The Murderer stIlI nt Large, and Furth,
DlOOuHllal FenrnI

The Murderer Still nt Large, and Further
Bloodshed Feared.
CHARLESTON, W, Va, July 21.-The
latest information about Beasley, the mur.
derer, ID as follows:
Prosecuting Attorney Burdette, yester.
day visited the Blue Creek region OF Elk,
trying 10 gain knowledge Of the where.
abouts Of Bsasley, and distributing bills
giving description OF him and the re.
ward offered for bis apprehension and de-
livery at tho county Jail. Mr.. Burdette
could hear nothing Of Beasley, butsaw and
interviewed Moore, the man whom
Beasley shot few days since.
Moore says he left his house and
went In search OF his COWS. Just
alter turning the corner OF field, not far
from home, he heard the sharp crack OF q
rifle and felt stinging pain In the side.
Locating the place from which the shot
was fired, he saw Beasley standing among
the under brush. The bullet struck Just
below the left nipple, and had 1t not been
for the strong horn comb, which was In q
side vest pocket, for the first time, the
wound would have been fatal. As 1t is,
the ball drove several Of the teeth into the
side Of Moore, and the wound Is a very
serious one, but not dangerous. The poo.
pie OF that section are still badly scared,
aud all seem To think their turn is next.
No one knows where Beasley has his
headquarters, or they fear 10 divulge the
secret II they do.
John Allemau, Of Eagle, was at Mink
Shoals sChool.house last week, and de.
Clares be saw Beasley there.
Frank Matthews, colored man, saysthat
he also saw him Sunday week at the Elk
lock, two miles above this city; that while
there Beasley came down the hill and
asked him for chew Of tobacco. Matthews
says he knows him well, and that he was
at that time armed with rife.
It Is reported that Henry Brown, q col.
ored man Of this city, saw him walking
down the street past the court house yes.
terday, but this Is evidently Canard, for
Beasley Is too shrewd to place himself in
the lions den. But that the desperate is
Atill at large, and that the people OF Blue
Greek section are trembling for their lives,
strue, as Is also fact that Beasley will
not be captured unless larger reward Ia
offered for his apprehension.
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DILKE-CRAwFORD.
More of tho Nasty Scandal Ventilated In
Court,

|
Court,
LONDON, July 2l,-The proceedings IL
the Dilke-Crawford divorce case continue
to attract large arowds to the court room
where the case ia being tried. Among the
audience to-day were noticed several oil
tho nobility and numerous society lights,
who appeared to take a profound interest
In the respondents testimony. On the
opening OF the court, Mrs. Crawford
resumed the stand and continued
her testimony with the same sang.
froid that characterized her recitals
on the witness stand the preceding day.
In the course Of her testimony she deClar.
ed that Sir Charles Dixie had told her that
Mrs. Rogerson, the keeper OF the Warren
street house was his mistress. Witness
said she believed that Mrs. Rogerson, and
no other, wrote the anonymous letter sent
her Mrs. Orawiord's) husband accusing
her OF adultery with Captain Foster in
order to screen Sir Charles.
Mrs. Ashton Dixie, the sister OF the re-.
spondent, was next called TO the stand
She testified that, after Mrs. CrAWford's
confession to Mr., Crawford, Sir Charles
suggested to the respondent, in the pres.
enco Of the witness, that she quietly sep.
arate from Mr.. Crawford in order that
the matter might be disposed Of without
publicity. In case oil Mrs Crawiords ac-
quiescence in this proposition Sir Charles
offered to contribute to her income.
Sir Charles assured the witness aud
Mrs. Crawford that II following his ad vice
created any financial difficulty he would
find money. The witness became indig.
nant and refused to assist In influencing
her sister. Mrs. Dixie testified that she
believed her sisters sorry, as told in her
confession, was true, until she wrote Sir
Charles Congratulating him on his subse.
quent marriage TO Mrs, Mark Patterson.
At this point the counsel for Mrs, CraW.
lord read q letter charging Sir Charles with
having had liagon with another servant
than any yet mentioned at 05 Warren
street. He identified Sir Charles as the
person he had seen coming to the house
to meet lady in Sarah Davis rooms.
Mrs. Hitler testified that Sir Charles
met lady in the Davis rooms, locked the
door after she had entered and after the
lapse Of three.quarters Of an hour Sir
Charles and lady left separately.
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BASE BALL ABROAD.
pltt.Durgh's Ind defeat At Tho Hands

Pittsburgh's Had Defeat at the Hands OF
baltimore Other Games. TO
BALTIMORE, MD., July 2l.-Killroy held
the Pittsburghs down 10 two hits to-day,
while Morris was batted freely, and the
home team won with comparative ease.
HauCk's error in the frat inning saved
the visitors from shut out. The features
Of tho game were tho batting and fielding
Of Scott Score:
InulngI ...............l 284JG G7So
EBI'it!aSS5En a6Ee.::.:::::.::.:d .d5 9 9?SpGS!s
=, y Earned 1I runs, ~, Baltimore, 4. Two Base
Passed balls, Fulmer, /. Wild pitches,
Morris, 2. First base on balls, OF Kilroy,
=; Norris /. First base hits, Baltimore,
8; Pittsburgh, 2. Errors, Baltimore, /;
Pittsburgh, .. Umpire Valentine.
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SENATOR LOGAN says that there was'no
evidence adduced in the Payne case 10
prove any bribery. Granting this, why
was it that Oliver Payne, ex.Congressman
Paige and John R. Mclean suddenly lett
Ohioand kept out oithc reach Of the Invet-
tigating Committee until the storm blew
over? Iteverything had been SO pure 81 d
honest in tho election ol Payne why did
not these gentlemen appear aud remove
even the cloud OF suspicion that envelope
the elevation Of II. B. Payne TO the United
States Senate.
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ssn.n,lonn, Marriage,

GRErSsnuno, KYy July 9l.- Glenn
Bishop, aged 70, was married on Monday
TO Rotta Boston, his ward, aged not over
nine. Bishop Ia a baCkwoods doctor and
preacher possibly without diploma or
license. HlS vile died two weeks ago and
the nOlghbufs threatened otake from him
this xiii, whom he had adopted, To
thwaft them he procured license and was
married by David Judd. He presented 4
certificate from the girl 10 obtain the
license that she was tWenty.seven years oi
age, The official who gave the license
suspected something wrong, and sent a
messenger 10 recall II, but reached the
place just alter the marriage ceremony had
been performed,
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A CHARITABLE scuEN1E.


New iOrk's Poor.
NEW YoRE, July 2l.-Mr. Norman L.
Monroe, owner Of the new Herreshoff won
der, tho steam launch Henrietta, which
defeated the Surprise, the launch attach
ed to Jay Gould's steam yacht Atalanta
a few days ago, at the regatta Of the Amer
lean Yacht Club, is exceedingly wroth
over what ho claims to be repetition Of
the Atalanta.stiletto farce. It will ba re-
nembered that the Stlletto finished fist
In the race with Gould's yacht
last year, but the race was de-
clared oil on account Of protest
entered BY the Atalanta's captain that the
Stiletto had not gone over the course.
The course laid out last week To be steam.
ed by the launches was seven and half
miles and back, making fifteen miles In
all. What was Mr.. Monroe's surprise on
the day oil the race to find that the course
had been changed to two and three. quar-.
ter miles and back. lie then thought
something was wrong, and the decision
oi the judges showed the correctness OF his
ideas. The Henrietta made a laughing
IT, NI'u DvAt Wy Dshtluk uet more
than two miles. The captain OF tho Sur
prise Immediately entered a protest, which
was considered by the committee and act
cd upon.
CHARLES Allen, Mr.. Munroe's captain,
said tonight that the Henrietta would not
again sail the Surprise unless he was al
lowed 10 sail around her ten times during
the run, or he would travel two miles TO
the surprise's one. Mr.. Allen further
said: II will further state, with authority,
that Munroe will race his launch over the
nlnety.mile course OF the American Yacht
Club according to the racing rules and
regulations Of the club against Gould's
Atalanta, the defeating party to pay To
the poor OF the city OF New York 100000,
certified checks from both parties to be
placed in the hands Of the judges"
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 9l,-An off.
Ger arrived in this city last night having
in charge Dlsowsy Ludson, who was ar.
rested on warrant charging him with be.
ing party to the forgery Of the pension
receipt for which II. B. Martin was sen.
fenced to two years in the penitentiary,
and for which N. J. Lester Is under bond
Of 81 900 for completely.
This small forgery has been the cause
Of the arrest aud trial Of one innocent
man, W. II. Justice; the conviction Of
another, the probable conviction OF two
more, and in addition has cost the State a
large sum.
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sr. LOUIS, Mo-, July 2l.-The CorOner'l
inquest In the case Of ~. White and
Allen Rowe, who were murdered by
Edward Clum on the 9Th oiJuly, was con.
Cluded last evening, The evidence Of the
colored servant, William D. Honey, show.
cd that every step In the tragedy was we'll
considered, deliberately planned and cool.
y executed. The Jury returned verdict
that the victims came 10 their death by
gunshot wounds from O shotgun In The
hands Of Edward Clum. The murderer
IN In fail,
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PRINTER itoundE i,urChnss,

oNAnA, NEn,, July 2l.-RoundS, Of Obi.
cAso, Public Printer al Washington, who
has been In the city for several days ne.
gotiating for the purchase Of the Omaha
Daily Republican newspaper and Job print
ing establishment, CLOSED The contract fol
the purchase last night. The price 10 bl
paid 10 100000 cash, Rounds will take
possession 10 October. Tho editor In chic
70 10 be o. II. Relhackeb his Bon.ln.law
formerly editor ol the Denver 7tibune
but now editing the Washington HaichSl
Rounds will probably Teslgn the office o.
Public Printer In q i6M days,
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IT iB we'll known that the inhabitants Of
many Eastern nationa shield themselves
against infectious disorders by wearing
Aromatic Gums on the pit Of the stomach,
Their instincts are right, for strong per.
lnanent odorg are antagonlstlo 10 the 'liv,
Ing germs which cause disease. For this
reason AllcoCks Porous Pastefs, being
composed Of fragrant aromatic gums, are
the best safeguard 10 wear on the pIt OF
the stomach In Cholera time, or In local..
Ties where sewer gas and malaria are
found. They not only prevent injection,
but will cure diarfhua, dyHenIery, cholera
and bowel complaints,
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PAYNE'S CASE
The Great Bribery Matter Opened
for Discussion.
Senator Pugh Opens and Is Follow
ed by Senator HOar.
Senator Logan Champing Under
Many Adverse Criticisms.
Attempts to Make Out a Case for
his Position
But Fails in This by Making it a
Personal Matter,
The Editorial OfClncinnati "COm,
merclal" in Reply.
Special DhpateA TO The Mlsllfqmoer,

Special Dbpatch 10 he IntslIfgmetr
WAsuINaToN, D, O., July 2l,-The de-
bate an the Payne case, which commenced
to-day, promises to be Of very interest
ing character, Senator Hoar's argument
in support OF his report was mastery, and
one OF the ablest legal efforts ever deliver
ed on the floor OF the Senate, He main
tanned his ground manfully under q hot
Ere Of questions from suCh men as Evarts
Logan, Teller and others, answering them
all without the least hesitation and never
once permitting himself to swerye from
the line he had evidently marked out al
the beginning,
The debate will grow in interest, and
owing to the complicated situation on the
Republican side will excite more than or
binary comment throughuutthe country,
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once, No., 20 and 81 Fourteenth street

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,,Go desire to hare that journal sent into The
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PITTSBURGH, July 2l.-The settlement ol
the strike at Scott's mines at the 90 cent
rate will likely cause trouble at other
mines along the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad.
The men in these pits are now working at
the Columbus scale OF II cents per ton,
and 1t is quite probable the operators will
ask them to accept the same wages as
paid Bcab men.
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ST. LOUIS, July 9l,-Yesterday after
noon Maud and Cora Davenport, and
Anna Davenport, their cousin, were play,
Ing Ia q sand pit at Cunningham, when
the sand caved In and buried all three.
Anna freed heraelf fand dug away the earth
above Cora, uncovering her face, thus
allowing her TO breathe and saving her life.
The body Of the other girl she was unable
to find and ran to the nearest house for
aid. Cora was taken out uuinjured, but
her sister was dead when found.
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STATE POLITICS.
THIRD pIsrRIor AFFAIRS.
Captain Snydsrs Title not SO Very Clear,
Republican Prospects Encouraging Sec.
Ond District ComplIcatIons-A Warm
Fight tBFeWIng-SIartln's Ambition.

Special DispateA to he Int.llrqaerr.
WASHINGTON, D, O., July 2l,-Malor
Theophilus Gaines, Of the Fayette Enter.
prise, Is in the city on pleasure and bus
ness trip. The Major reports that Repub.
llcan prospects in the Third District SO
more encouraging than they have been
for some years,
He says great gains will be made in that
part Of the State this fall, There Is little
doubt that Captain Snyder will be renom.
mated, but the chances for his election are
not at all bright, Great dissatisfaction
exists among the Democracy, and a heavy
bolt from the convention may be looked
for.
Major GAines' friends are urging him
Tor the Republican nomination and It will
likely be rendered to him. He will give
Snyder a tight pull before the people as
he is very popular, particularly among the
soldiers. No Republican in the District
can bnaat ot q greater popularity among
Democrats,