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V0L. XXXIII: NO. 231. RISING UP. lie People Moving in Their Might Crick of Doom for tha Radical-National-Bank Money Sharka.

trwlutiun of AM clry, AbU-Biri Times Claba. 'pUpatchiltotktXngulrtr. WiiHii-oTO, C. H- August Dsm-of th'i township met at the City Hill Is mil evening, and orgsnlzod a Union Allen Club by tbe eloctlon ol th. fulling oUccri: W.

A. Beasley, President; leitil. Vsuce. UcCoy, Smith, Braunan and '(lMrg being fourteen icbooj dlitrloli in tuwnshlpi. ViecPreaideote; J.

C. Bell.Secre. Vines, Tressursr; O. T. Gunning, Burklersod Ambrose Leach, Executive Coiu-lllee.

Honrs. Iicasley, Gunning and Burkloy ippolultd aCoinmittM to drift by-laws for Hegovcrutoenlof ilia Club, whlob adjourned to anion Mondaj next. fbe Democracy of Fayette County are wide and HI lo all In tlielr power to carry the line ind county Tbey do not intend to tint their eyei io the fact Ibit the bondholder! iwiXitional bankers' will strsln every nervs to (wrj their and that to OTirwbelmingly fcl.it tbem wo aiutl work. Alloa Club! will formed In every town.hlp In the natty, iod we will work unceislucly ft. a now until tbo diy of election for the rights Die Uboriiig mio, tli.

firmer aod the business in, sgainst llia'encroscbrooots of tbo money it it w.ll kuown that the farmer! are lUingnpto their Interest, and will not lup. it the w-cilled Republican pirty sny more. Ihij inert, lud truly, tbit It ii against tbelr In-kitit to do io. CiLLtioLi, Auguit lft-Tbo Democracy of Hit place met it A Ichiro 1111 lilt night and (tuned in Allea Club. Good tiding prevailed, a determination lo win expressed.

K. (Dunn wai Secretary. The following officers tire unanimouily elected: Freildent, Or. VK Presidents, N. 8.

Angell, Jimea Jiooon, John Jsruus, Captiln W. L. Tripp, Max Bulger, A. llocb, A. McCsfforty, M.

W. II-jme, James T. Irwin, J. Canidy, Jtinee M. -Deel and A.

P. Kodgera; Secretary, LB. Dunn; Treasurer, W. T. Mintnrn; Execu-ne Committee, A.

Ufferman, J. K. Baxter, 9. T. Cock, II.

House. One hundred aod thirty mines rtra attached to th. Comtltutlon, and at the next seating lliu Dumbor will b. doublod. Ibe Money Power la miking a deiperato light ktre, but tbeir efforts to beguile the laboring antes will pror.

unavailing. Twelve of the cn wbosig-ned the Onititutlon hare heretofore lesu devoted Republicans, but bereafler propose tote with the Democracy. Hamilton. 0., August 18. The Young Democ- itcy ot tb.

Third Ward m.t to-night at the Tblrd Ward Kngine-bouse, and organized by ilecting Joe It. Hughoa Chairman, and 0. Smith iecretary. A Couinitiee of Mine wai appointed udrtrtaConititution and by-laws for tbsgov- miDg drihs Club. Tbe Club adjourned to meet lextTuetdsy evening at 7:80, in tbe engine-house.

Tbe Dsmocrsls of tbe Fourth Ward mat to- ight In tb. room! of tbo ButlerCounty J.moorat, aud organized by electing Jarvit Har- lltlChalimenind Jamca Boiloy Secretary. The appointed to solicit namee and per- iroltbeorginUition or an Allen Club Ii as (ol-owii fienj. F. Dill, Tim Latin, Michael Bed-ilngton, Philip Siech.

J. A. Kraiacher, klicbiel kllgeyer, Jacob llumbich, S. 8. Darling.

Tbe Lomuilttee selected wai approved by the meeting. Lancaster, 0., August Allen Club was krganlted In tliiscity to-night, adopted a Consll- uttou snd slcctud the following nicer. presi dent, John G. Reeves; Vlce-Preildenti: First jVard, L. U.

Kcim; Second Ward, Hubert Ward, John Morris; Fourth Ward, boa. II. Doliou; Fifth Ward, John II. Kissinger; secretary, H. J.

Ueinmund; Aisiitant Bocreta-ica. Let i Hue, John D. JlcCormlck and Charlei llumiuaugh; Traaauror, Gilbert ShaelTor. kUenClubs weie oiginized in all the townsblpi a the county to-nlk-lit. The Democracy of Filrfleld County ere united id enthusiastic Put down FiirDcld fur an In-reaaed majority against tne bankers, bondhold-ra and coiitractionist.

Marysvillk, 0., August DemocraU Warytvill. conroneil at the Cotirt-hoiia. thia T.nloj, and orKinliod an Allea Club by iclect-g PbllinSnMer. President; C. N.

Kojiton, Vice-roildent; Harry Kinkide, Secretary, and Colo-el KohIi Orr, u.orge E. Shipley and J. J. More-ek, a. th.

Execulire Committee. The club xed Thursday atonlua; of eicb week ai the time th. regular meeting of the club. About one undred na.uL-i were subscribed to the conitltu-on, and llil. Ii only the beginning.

Tho Democ-fccy io this part of Ohio are awake to the dutiea the hour. Angut 18kT)4 Demo of mis (Cralne) township organized an V'wClub her. ibis evening. Joel W. Gibson is elected President and W.

S. Hin.miker See ftarj one hundred and Bfty yoteri bate already lDea th. ciuu, by tbe next regular meeting Hit will be incre.acd to tbree hundred. You ay oca fori, obd report from Little Wyan. leetloB In October.

By th. middle September town.hlp in the county will Iborooghly org.nlzed. Let all the countlei in r1. of Wyandot, and cl. election la a UxeJ f.ct.

0., Augu.t interest il felt 10 Clerk of tbe biD "l1 of maireasance io. 11,9 Kopublloan nominee, 0 it former County Tre.surer, the Hopubll-'WMW with bis nomination, hit. held Zkhn, h'Te run Wm. 1 ll vnKn Clerk, against ih. Rockhlll ii admitted to be inducer urp.a,w ability.

w.riu tlruoa arc antici- -rrnant to a. call i.f TOter th Do- oMhlieuymo, at City Uall thli etening to ledtn" Uubt JmM Tr fled to th, ctulr M4 SloM jlectd elected to prepare Uh. rcpnrl 10 i-lJonrned It i eTcnlDi- rtdrM from i.l'ant l' CrOW'1 feeling i -r. oi suceeii at the po Is. kl.iSD.

0.. i Auu ieuiocraiio fth, Vi. CUnj' hold lntn artousrarda i C'Lr -nih' ere l.rgely attended, and mo" onthualiitie manner. T. in etervw.r.1 in th.clt.

i in the suburban llla, townahlp. a. Lelrr frm- in'Hcntea that ratlo Preelde at the McDonald- nnM-Dt" here ou S.turday oUu.ia,tlo Al the rtrat Ward to. in. enginc-housa "onble.oglo arbnlttance.

Offlcer. rt elected and th Sri hm uuj firuuiiBQ moriir 'or Allou In October. 'WMuoiicana un ted with ti.ri..i. "MuiDgioo Township, thft county, to-night, with A. Tan Wormer, President; Jos.

Mlck.rt, Vice-President, and P. Lewie, Secretary. AIM, la Kicbfleld Township, wltb Lathrop ae President, A. Van Alkcm Jit Vice- 1'resliltBt, aod T. Linaehaa aa SecreUry, MiNsrtiLD, Augu.t Club, were organized la tbe different wards this Tbe member! eorolled number nearly tbree hun dred, which will Increased to six hundred la th.

next ten days. Clubs will be formed In all the townships by BilurdiT DlsbL Et.iT thin angnrs well in old Richland. Middlitowm, August Democracy cf Madlsoo Towhsblp met ih.li ereoing and or, ganlzcd an Allen Club for the Northern Precinct of ihs townahlp. Pieildent, John M. Cox; Secre tary, F.

A. Kennel Treasurer," hew ton Long, Pott-oDce, Mlddlotown, Ohio. Wabuinuton, Ouio, Auguit Democ racy of Willi Townihlp, Guernsey County, perfected their organization last night Rousing peechei were dellrercd by Robert McBuroey, and Hon. Wm. Lawrence.

Look out for a good leport from Guernsey thli fall. DiniNcK, August ia-Allcn Oube been organized In erery township in this county. In this town a club wis organized with the fol lowing John A. Slough, President; W. G.

niymer, Socretiry; John B. Ilartmao, Treas urer. Great enthusiasm pretallod, and all feel confident of luocess. Marion, August Allen Clubs bar. been organized In Marlon County this week, aggregating a membership of nearly nine hundred.

In this place four hundred and sixty name, are enrolled by tbe Rallying Committee. Every thing looks encouraging by report! read to-Uay from literal pnclncU. Cary and Powell In the Mining Beglone- The People Aroused. Bpteial to th4 Enguirtr. MCAITUCB, 0., August ia-Tbi largest aod most eutbutiaille meeting erer held In Zileskl was addressed by General 8.

F. Ctry. and lion. Thomas E. Powell to-night.

Charles L. White prcaided orer the meeting, which was held at the Uaugbinaa Kousa Uall. Tbe speeches were able, masterly and lustruciite, and had a telling effeot upon tbe many buudred laboring men and others present, who bare been compelled to work for months In the car-shop, on half-time at low rates, becauao the abomloablo Republican party leaders hare sold them out to a moneyed aristoo raoy. The money question, which Is uppermost In the mludi of all rotors in this eounty, waa explained In a very plain manner, and tniuy Republican rotere declare that they will Tote for Alloo, Cary and more money. WASHINGTON.

Spttial IHtpaUX IU Knqulrtr. asbinoton, D. (i, Angntt 18, 1875. Ohio Radical. histling to Keep Their Courage Up, and Squealing for Money.

Senator Morton It here tn ro6 to Join the Re publican campaigners in Maine. He expresses the opinion thai the Republicans will carry Ohio, aod siyi tbe result of tbe lite election in North Carolina has greatly encouraged the Republican leaders In Ohio. On tbe other band, prominent Republicans In Ohio are writing here for help, urging tbe Administration to stir np tbe lukewarm aod weak-kneed office-holders la that State to greater activity. Tbey auo ak for money to help earry on the eampalgn. TERR! HAUTE.

Suit Agalnit the 0. and T. H. Rallway- Bu.peoted Queer-Shover Captured. Sptelal IHspatch Io IA tnouirtr.

Tihbx IUutc, August la The case of James Romilo against the Cincinnati andTerre Haute Railway waa tried In the Circuit Court to day, Uoo. F. llcNutt on the Bcuch. The Court-room wai crowded with laborers and others Interested. Tbe counsel for the prosecution was Judge A.

B. Carleton; for tbe defense, JobnG. Williams and John P. Baird. The evidence for the proiecution sought to establish the fict tbit the Compioy was insolvent and all assets exhausted, The defense entered a demurrer, which will be argued to-morrow.

Tbls is a sth-t of test case. One Charlei Bullard, a atranger, wai arretted to-day at Areola, In Illinois, by 'City Marshil Owens, of Parli, on a charge of titteriog counter feit money. On eximinition of Bullard'a carpet- tack it waa found to contain nearly $1,800, of hlch some $1,173 was counterfeit National and United Btatei bank-notes, and perhapi $30 wis Canadian money. II. had also, large uuin- litles of mining itocka and lome gold notes.

The most of the bink-notos were iu $100 or $50 bills. He will be held fori preliminary eximinition, bnt claims tbit he belongs to the secret service of the United Stutoi, and also that he Is a teacber of the art of delecting counterfeit money, and bad the "queer" for that purpose. He was flrit arrested it Paris, but no proof against him being found upon his per son, he was allowed to go; but Marshal Owens, suspecting bis true character, requeued tbo conductor to watch him. He did so, ind finding bim witbalarge amount of money, bid bim detained by the authorities until he telegraphed Owens, who went after him promptly and took him to Paris. THE TURF.

Racing at Delaware, Ohio. Sputal Ditpatch to th Enquirtr. Dilawahe, August 18. Delaware Trotting Association Second Diy, Thursday, Auguit 18. Horses entered Purse No.

4 For horsoa neireit Wllley, Delaware, b. g. Charlie. 1 George, W. Jameson, Delaware, b.

m. Lucy J. 8. Wilcox 4' Asher, Columbus, 0., br. g.

Honest Jim. i. B. F. Griffith, Eden, b.

m. Black Marion. 6. John Myers, Dela ware, b. g.

Butcher Boy. V. 8. Kingman, Cardlugton, a. m.

Lady Etna. -1. George W. Jamison, Delaware, s. g.

Harry J. 8. S. Barnes, Homer, b. g.

Belle Gold Dust, Purse No. 5 Pacing Mel l'arroit. Ml. Ollead. s.

Dick Sliter. Suooner A Andrews, Mil- 1 i i i i a lancy, Plqua, big. in. Black Annie. 4.

Geo. tinmiltoo. Marion, b. g. Duke.

I. J. F. Yea- Mil, Springfield, b. m.

Lady Boll. 6. John bhnrp, tvoi tiuogion, u. g. aieepv rom.

7. J. 8. Baruei, Mt. Vernon, d.

m. Queon ot the Weir. 8. Harvey Harrison, Clyde, g. g.

Cotton-picker. Purse No. ft Running Mile heats, three In five-Win. James ft Marlon, s. E.

Bel. ley, Boston. 2. Jt Hush, Fiemoul, b. m.

Nelly Butli. 8. B. U. Smyth, Newark, ch.

m. Fannie. 4. J. Rcdririp, Spring flold, b.

g. Moloc 6. Uibbell Wine, Clevclaud, s. i. Cruiaur.

Purse No. 7, free to all trot William Delany, Plqua, d. g. Jerry i'oslle. 1 Clifton Porter, mil Ion, l.

m. Kaio Cimphell. 8. J. F.

Yeazell, Springfield. b. g. Billy Yeazell. 4.

Nanlo II ii rod, Milfoid Ceut.r, ch. I. lijrlaa. a. W.

P. Kinzer, Wooster, (., r. g. Deceptiou. ft.

Williani Sandxraon, Mount Vernon, b. g. Joe Hooper. 7. U.

Stiode. Groteport, s. g. Red Oak. 8.

George Shutz, Marion b. m. Ohio UirL Lancaster Short Stops. Spulal Cupalc Io (A inguirtr. Lancastkb, August U.

Millard Hutchlns.ao Inmate of the State Keform School, bad two augers Ukeu off by a buaz-saw yeiterday. Th. barn of Charles Alspach, one mil from Green- eaatle.waa struek by lightning last night and totally destroyed, together wllb his entlr crop of wheal, rye, oats and bay, and all bis farm olenitis. Another Canto-Meeting. Spttial Dltpntcktotk Cnqulrvr.

Manbpiklo, Ohio, August 18. The M. E. State Camp-meeting opened to-night, A large attend anee is expected. Over one hundred aad sixty tenia art erected on tho Fair founds.

rnUKSDAY MOItNING. AUGUST 19. 1875. PEICE FIVE OEKT8. FOREIGN.

CHEAT BRITAIN. qntw vicToatA'a rLiisna cbaft cOLurxs WITH AMD IINI! ANUTHIl TAOUT FOVB LITgl LOST. Londoiv, Aognit steam yachf, eirrylng the Queen aad the Royal family, while eroailng from Oaborne to Portsmouth tbls afternoon, col lided with aad sank the schooner yacht Mistletoe. The latter was struck amidships and eut In two and sank instantly. A party of ladies aad gentlemen were en board the Mistletoe, tbree of wiiniu wer.arownen ind on.

killed. None of the Roval pariv were mlurwL Th.l. iuU Kt slightly damaged. -r N. T.

Herald SpeolaLI London, August Royal yacht Alberta, With Uueea Victoria On board, rnlllrfarf at mlr o'clock tbis evening, whil.erossing from Otbora .11 fic'is Mistleioe, uelouniug to J. Heywood, of MancbosUr. who, with a party of friends, were on a pleasure enilao. Ihe llllora on lha lilatlalna In lha ant Of dlouing tbelr flic In taanar ot tha Queen, when a cry waa rtiaed that tbe Royal yacht wai running down the Mistletoe. Great excitement enauod.

and. effort! were made to avoid a collision, but It wai loo The Mistletoe was struck on tbe stirboird side, abreast or the mainmast. Tbe Alberta rode completely over her, losing ber own bowsprit and cutwater. It la Impossible to deacribe the men. on board lha vessels.

Ibe Queen witnessed the collision from tbe deck of the Alberta. She wai deeply igltatod, wringing bar hands, and in dreadful suspense. Every effort is said to have been made to are the party on the Istletoe.whlch wis npidly sinking. Several of the rescued were severely injured. The damage to Ihe Mistletoe was so ie-nous thit she sink in a f.w minutes, carrving with ber a lady and tbe mate.

It being Impoesl-bio to render further aid, the Alberta proceeded on her way to Gosport, but had scireely reached i am wii'i teles, tne Master ol tne Mistletoe, died. Hey wood, who wis seriously injured, waa carried to tbe bouse of the Admiral at Portsmouth. The following report of the accident appears in tlie Court Circular this evening: "When the Alberta was crossing the Solent with the Queen and family on board, a sailing yacht ran undor tbe Alberta, which itruck her, and she wenidown In few momenta. TheQuaen, though terriblv it nrdara ih.t effort should be mid. to live the persons on board, but It I.

to be feared that two hive heeu lost, besides those who were Injured, llor Majesty spoke toMlse Peel, the lady who was saved, and made coustant Inquiries after thoae who were wounded. On reachius Gospoitshe gtte onlera to Admiral blliott to spare no efforts In behalf of the sufferers, and to pay every attention to their wauts." London, August ia-J he Oldham strike eon. tlniir. and now the cotton trado of blickburns and vicinity la aerloualy threatened, as the mann-factories gat their yarn and wool from Oldham. A dispatch from Vienna ranoria thai tha H.M- eila have been victorious in the elections la nrryia.

ine Deutsche Zeltnng atates this the Radicals will move on kkuuiarhina. anil ik.t Sen la will aeod an army to Herzegovina, to is-iltt the TTUKKV. RiOrSA. Allirnit IS. Tntr.n lianrarf Turkish trooiii have be.o landed at Eleck, aud will inarch for Moatir.

Tha Insurgent, are strongly pot tad In mountain gorgeaon th. route. Communication with tbe northern frontier la cut off. VIENNA. Ani-uat 18.

Tha Inaurrantlnn In lha TurkUh pro luces covers two hundred miletef territory. It is reported thit the troops which linded at Kler.k refused to maroh Tor Mos-tar. on account of tbe- Insurgents' occupancy of the mountain passes on the route. ins girruon ot rieuigna, in llerzogovinla, ade a sortie veaterdav. but ware renuitad.

Tha Insurgent burned several Tillage, during the engagement LONDON. Aumtt 18. A letter front Tttlmalla dated Auruat 16. eavi le.0 man ara raailv an Join the Bosnian -Insurrection, and that the ociitTumaoa, rrom an pans, were arming 10 ngni for tUoir inu.penUenoe and r.llgion. London.

August IS A. m. Tbe Times, com. mrnting on the Turkish situation, says: "While we think the success of the rebellion would be a calamity at the present time, because It might prcoipitite tho dliruptlon of the Ottoman Empire ind plunge Euruue Into a mia-htr war. we can not blame th people for seeking to throw off an luioi.rioio yoke." SPAIN.

Madrid. Auiust 18. General Jovallirhu sent two divisions to reinforce the corps on the fro.i. tiers of Arragon aud Catalonia. The remainder of the army is moving toward Leo Da Urgel.

Tbe Epooa sayi that the Carllal leader, Dorre-garay, has been unable to retl.t the Royalist armies In Catalonia, and is endeavoring to enter Arragon, hoping to mike bii way tbenoe ta Nivirre. London, Angntt 18. A Snsnlsh veisel shlnnina materraleof war at Barcelona, yesterday, suddenly exploded and sank. Fifty persons w.re iiueu oy ine explosion ind arowueo. HISS I A.

London. August 19-t a. n. The towni of Glurhoir, Kizuar and Zeareiin, Ruisii, have been uearly totally burned. Numerous otbor dettruc-tite fires are reportod In Llthuana ana elsewhere in itussia.

A Vienna aoecial to Ihe Standard sirs lettera from Belgrade express a fear that Prtnee Milan will ibortly be expelled from Servia. GERMANY. BlRLIN, August 1R. Herr Birteli. archltoct.

Ii ihotu to leave for Philadelphia to arrinie tbe distribution of ipaceallotte 1 toGermin exhibitor! In the Centennial rxlilulilon. INDIA. Rangoon. Ana-ust 18 -In Burmah the Irra- widdy his overflowed Its bsnkt for miles, In tbe District of Proune, doing Immense damage to the rlce-fkldi and to property generally. FRANCE.

Paris. August Cardinal McClosker has ar rived in this city, where he will probably remain several days. The French engineers who are to assist In sounding for the Channel tunuel have left for England. Marine. Movilli.

August 18. Arrived Bteimihin Utopia, fiom New York. Queenstown. August 18. The steamer Nevada arrived at p.

m. and proceeded for Liverpool, NEW YORg, August Algiers. LivsruooH Elysla. Glasgow: Denmark. London.

London. August 18. Tbe stoamer Klonstoek. docked two dart at Cherbourg, repairing a sore siiiou on juonoay ior now iora. DAYTON.

New Stock-Tard Organisation Officers of the G. It. A. C. of Colored Maaoua-Excar-alons.

Special IHtpatck to th Knqulrtr. Datton, August butchers and live stock dealoraof this city bavo united aod Incorporated themselves Into a Jolut stock company, to be known as tbe Diyton Block-Yard Company. Tbe paper of Incorporation were forwarded to Columbus to-day. The Incorporator! are Adam Sehiutx, Isiio Uelnrich, Chirlei Jacobs, Nieholii Jicobs, William Bnrkhardt, F. O.

Trobeln, F. Kimmerle, Pbll Haas, John Townsend, A. Gren-licb, John Koehler, Jacob Stickle and Colonel E. F. Brown, of tbe Soldiers' Home.

The Company bas bought of Uoglcn Pease eight acres of land in the Ninth Ward (Miami City), at the Junction of tha Short Line; Cincinnati, Hamilton and Diyton, and the Diyton and Weitcrn Railroads paying for It $18,000. A side track Is to be put down, and tbe necessary pens. sheds, etc, built at once. It It to be arranged after the ittle of tbe Union Stock-Yarda of Cincinnati and is expected to be roady for business within one month, large hotel will be built on tbe premises. Tbe following officers bare been elected for the ensuing year In the Grand Royal Arch Chapter ol colored Masona of Ohio: Qrand High Priest, S.

W. Clark, Cincinnati; Deputy. Grand High Priest, Justin Holland, Cleveland; Grand King, Q. U. Bailey, Cincinnati; Grand Scribe, H.

D. Venna; Grand Treasurer, George Field, Toledo; Grand Secretary, John R. Blackburn, Xcnls, The several German Reformed Churches went on a plcnio excursion to Yellow Springs to-day, The Kulgbts Templar of this city (Reed Cgm- maadrry) give an excursion to Put-In-Bay Sep. sesiiier th te 4th, going and returning at any lime autit tbe Ilk. COLUMBUt.

Mot Cru.adlag Ca.sedaess-Thej Freach-re' War CorUlw-Orgaaialnsj a Jary tofowvlot-right sr the reeella-Inoor-poralloa. Sputal PUpaleh It Ik Xnurr. CoL-vaei-i, Aagust the Wester Tills arrested to-day on charge eelllnjt beer, and it to have a Jury total before the vlllge Mayor to-morrow, nnder the ordl-nincs root)y passed entitled "aa ordinance to regnlite the sale of ale, beer aod porter," but ecnUlaloT provisions practically piobtblting It, Should the erdlnaoee aa enforaaH tha ailla.A tboritlse rlaina Sua) hut. tbe ease may be decided, II will be taken tea higher Court, aad there will ha aiaaa grst village efdiainoe on the liquor questioa since the passage ot the law oflatt winter. Cor- uiaso-aay entered into reeoguliaooe for his ap.

pearanee to-morrow. Twantt-four drawn them names ot signers te the Wtslonrllle eltlt.ns pledge except one, who wuasnenras to be struck off. A Jury cf twelve wis selected, but all ot them will be ehallsnied or cause. There was another mass meetlaa of tha fanaii eal temperance advooatea last Bight, led by the preacners, wno enunciate the dootrlue that Cor om wis an outlaw, and that to asset lawlessness with Iswleasaea. la all right.

Rev. Robertson declared ha wonl.t ani aiina. himself te be aneotsd bv the bnrnlna- or hlna-lna up of Corbin's saloon, but proposed to go on trusting in cod aad these mysterious provldenori. Rev. Willioe declared thai tha aeia at tha nnia In Weaterville ebowed hew futile were laws Id epposiiioa to tne will of the people.

Another speaker declared that tha rfrhk thin. would have been ths throwing of Corbln'a saloon Into Alura, Creek art the bexlnnln of tha dir. Bouly. There It a nrosneol of mora llvalv muale hafnra the Weaterville war closes. Jacob Neiawaodsr.

Ilvlna? near Othiasi. brought suit against Daniel Clott for $5,000 dam ages, on account of Iniurles sustained bv assaulting bim wl a handspike. N.nwandsr Is sixty-Bve years old and Clott fifty. Nelewauder's ribs ware brokea. Ths Acme Land and Buildlna- Aaaoelatlnn.

of rr ice's UIIL Him ton Countv. with mvi til stock, waa Incorporated to-day. HOME THRUSTS. What Radical Financiering Haa Done for the Country-How It Appeara to Ban But- to Graham Broa. Co.

KtW Yoar, Auguit 18L Geo.ral Butler wis Invited te add real a nuhlln mH.tln. ih. auspice, of tlie Legafiteodrr Club of till. city. Othirenagenseot.

making II impoesible for bim te be present, tbe General wrltoit -i am union to comprehend, appreciate, and much lea admire, that lyitem ot Goveram.Dl flnaucoa which baa so wrought noon the busln.ss nd production of lb. country that over two millions of wurkiogmen and woman who rla.lr. nm. ductlv.eniplnvmenthaveaotbadlt for the last swoy.ars.ao4 by which the produetloa which they would have added to the wealth of the oountrt during thit ilm. ia Iol inumii, that ea.

hone of that number, skilled and nnsiilled, could have averaged $1 per diy for tbe working rr, tnvu we nat. loat onsoillloa two hundred aillllon, or aneul equal to halt of tb. National debt, by their eaforoed idleness, te aay eefcieg ei the ioae 4 the mormU of work-Ingnien and women. How long men in active builnew, and property-holders, and holders of those kinds of property which are open to the tax-gatherer, will permit a system of financial administration to goon by which tlielr property shall depreciate 83 per cent. In Its value, while owners ot property such as notes, mortgages tod bonds, which are untaxed became not open to the tix-githerer, hive their property appreciate ind etoipe taxation, 1.

a problem which the good enseof the people of thia country will aolve at at the coming Presidential election." Baltimore, August Bros. St wholesale grocers and commission marehanii No, West Pratt street and No. South Howard street, suspended yesterday. Their liabilities are stated at I8U.O00; aasets principally Iu Ilaltl-raore and county. The property la deemed luffl-cient to cover the iniouut.

Tin Arm haveaked extension of the creditors, who are New York and Baltimore parlies. THE ILLINOIS KU-KLUX. Arrest of Two of the Midnight Marauders- Intense Excitement la tbe Disturbed Region. Du Theliteit news from the seat of wir iu Franklin County wai brought in ur a met uriter, wno arrived nore rrom lien-ton this aftornoon. Two arrests bive been tnide linootho right of night before list.

The mines of tne parties arrested are Gideon Canlrrll and Aaron nun. uotn men live In iinklln County, In ihs vicinity of Kenton. Susniclon waa Or.i srouied which led to the arrest' of Cantrull by attention boiog attracted by parties going to and Iroin bis hou.e, carrying Ice, and by seeing the doctor visit hta residence. These facta were made mown to aome omclals. wno.

noon entering bit house, found Canu.il in bed, aerloualy. If not mortally, wounded. The wounds no doubt ire the liulis of hi. Iitt encounter with the Shu-Ill aud bia pirty. The other in in, Neil, im rauivr tu uuiuipwrtaua tuouiDer ot so.

AU-Klux band. Csntreli is supposed to be inactive Ku.Klur andi member of some importance. His irrea, wis the cause of greet excitement, is no one ever lutpected bim of being connected with these wnne-rnoea g' one men. excitement still prevail! In and around Benton. The (sheriff it still in close pursuit of the remainder of tbe band, and hopes ire that he will succeed In cauturlog and bringing them all to Justice.

The Famous Indlanapolle Stationery Fiend Goei Under. SpteUI DUpalrk I On gaeafrar. lKDiAXAroLis, Auguit Brsdsn, of the well-known firm of Braden A Hurford, to-day made an asslKumenl (or tbe beueBt of bia creditors to John R. Elder. Liabilities ar.

placed at 1 150,000, and assets si siiu.wu. oraaenowna lane in aneen conn tlei of the State, and numerous pieces of real relate In tbe city, many of which have been valued low. Ills notes are beld here and In Chicago. Braden baa been erlppled by speculations la Iowa boge and real estate. Burford buys bia Interest end retains Bra den on a salary.

A Tilt Between Valorous Hooelera. fpietal Ditpatek latAi Mnquun. Liberty, Ind August Snodgrass Is a Bpeclal Constable! George Ell Is a farmer, aud a rela tive of Jake Smith, 1 fugltlte from Justice. Dock recently attempted to arrest Jake, who waa accreted about George's premises, srouslng George's anger To-day tbey met In town, both on horseback, armed with woodeu sabers. Alter s.veral dashes np snd down Uulon street 8nodgraa waa cut down, receiv ing dtngcroua injuries.

Ell was arrested. Bad Break on the Erie Bond. Binohamton, N. August 18. A break oc curred to-day on the Erie Railway, three miles eaaiof ibe Susquehanna Depot, which will re quire seterai days to repair.

It wiacauiedhy ihobreakini--awayof mill-da'rn some dlatince bote tbe railway, tha waters ruthing down snd tearing away about two hundred feetof tha high embankment. There will be no interference to throuiii trains, aa arrangements have been made by ths Erlo Company to ue Ihe track of tbe Delaware, Lickkwina aud Wt tern Railroad between Jeraey City and Blnghamton, thua miln-tunlng a through line of coichci between New Y.rk aud the West. Tbe Presidential Oyeter Deelarea War on Clama. PROViriENCa, a Augnst 18. Presldoat Grant wis entertained at a elain-bake at General But side's this afternoon.

There were present two hundred aruosts from all uarts of tha State. At a o'clock tlie President and party embarked on tbe cutter u. 9. uraui ana aieameo down tne nay, intending to make a brief eall to-morrow at Black eland and paoeeM thence to Long liranch. Badical Split In Mississippi.

MtMrHia, August ia Asrwelil front Senfto- bli to tilts Appeal live the lleuubllcan Coogree- i iiouat vonvenuoa ei tuaiim Miaausippt uia- i wT? N1 1m On wing, tweniy-ioar delegates, withdrew, ia froul ef the aofc-1, aoanioaud U. Wiley Welle, ex.Ualted 8iaW. Dlatrlcl Attor. er, at tbelr caodldaU lor Cong rets; while the other wing, numbering thirty -aix. nominated A.

R. Howe, of 1'aaola. Wells Is supnortmt by ex-Laltcd htatee nenators Revele aad Pease, aad a majority of the white leaders, while a majority el the colored voters favor Howe. TUB LOST Orlmwood'a Body-Seatrohlng for "th e-naaloa of Deaaldaoa. rHiCAOO, Augnat Journal dUpatcb from Wblis Hall, Michigan, says arrangements hate been made tor the disinterment ef Grimwood boly and for forwarding II to Chicago, that It will arrive to-morrow aaoruing.

Ths notee and papers will also be sent for publication, i'ha towua along the east shore of tbe lake are much letnreeted In the mailer, and are sending out parties Io Search for Donaldson's body, which, it Isaxpeoled, will drift ashore near the point where Orimwood'e body was found. A floater Is said to bate beea seen off the north of tin. place, and other rumor, ara current that the balloon hs been seen on the lake, but they are, doubtleas, Without foundation. ELECTRIC tPARKg. Tngrillroadtar' from Chicago Entwird la endeii, b' England la Julyere The lite Armenirout wai burled yeaterday at Indianapolis.

Tsjg eoroer-stone of an Odd-fellows' Orphan Asi lum wai laid yesterday at Memphli. THg Maisachntetti Democntle Stite Conven-tlon will he held it Worwatar Hem.miw.. oe JmiiS. Giles, Rutlcal Poelmaster al Pree- fiOtf. a tut as at Ian BA to the amount of AtFrost Station, Tennessee, Mrs.

Holland was Instant ha ll.h,nl.,L I entirely eoneumed. The eoroer-ilone of a Union Agency building n.iv.i. iumau Atrruorj waa laid yeetorday at Muskogee. U. Holland Son.

boot and thee mannfao- tiirrra. aiiit a a. i it Montreal, have impended pamont. i he union Paciflo Railroad la fl(hting tha col- un ita nua to nenrasaa oy re- itriiningordere agilnst eounty ofllciala. iiB.

abnold Heita, a prominent oil dealer ot m'l I I ahllra ffavi4 A I 1 in apopiexr at uie residence iu Alleghany City, Tuesday night. ii auoai a ssrvtces in honor of Ix-Presldcnt Johnson will be held In Nashville In October. Ex-Henalor Joseph 8. Fowler deliver tbe oration. RgCEiVEB Jew itt, of the Erie Road, reports J'l' hi wi ma apiNiinimenS to JUOS uin, wiw.n; disbursement, balance All llSlnfl aUM aU ifk Waihinotos Is si moat entirely deserted by Afflnl.l.

Iln. 11 1 tr rvauii, 01 tne nriciso Lie gallon. Is tbe only member of tbe Diplomatic Corp in tbe city. at ataaTinuoi tne national r.xecutivo Committee ot the Union League of America will be held ruiiaueipun, znaridiy, August at one o'clock. Goverkob Portir has appointed M.

Key to succeed the late Johnson In the United Slates Benat. Mr. 11 neaaean, forly ive years of age, aid comparatively unknown la pollUoa. Turn I 'iuw wnu auD'Ooniraeiore, wnich vivsiwaa ui ins vinoinnau I iv.irt aaiu nave ueen iatte--i fanlnrl I .1 1 i I wia ss luny resumed on tbe line tbiougu Ksutucky. Another Battels of Speculators' Lies A boot the Black Hills.

ST. PACU Aaaust A tlniaar.tM.. special from Bismarck to-day ears: -aarioes rrom ine unmirck Black Hills party reeelfed aote their arrivaf in sliteeo days from Bismarck. 1 he ladiaes auaekew tea party eo near Bear Buttea. Ne lives were lost, but three iimrannuiit vj tne Indiana.

he loads were splendid. They report gold io large paying quantitlee found la French and other gultlet. Also gold-bearing auarta ax. istlog lo large auantiiiea. Ilun.lraiia miners were pouring In.

The miners were or. uoren oy uenrrat Crook to meet it tho aloe ade at Custer's Gulch io make law. fur tha of claim-taking. The minors are then to leave inn unit unui a treaty II made with the Indiana. The Indians will not treat until all the minora do-part.

Many will return via Iliinnrrk. itiiftn. ceded to be by all meana the best route to aud from the Hills. "Great excitement exists, and all gold-bearing lands yet discovered have bean ai.ki,l nut claimed. Fifteen miles of French's gulch have iotu mm, ami larre piruee are II work on ill theitreimi.

A nugget wis taken from Custer'i gulch weighing eighteen dollars. Thirty to fifty dollars rt day has been taken from that guloli. Professor Jenny found one nugget weighing thirty-six dollars, implicit confidence is placed by our citizens In tbesa etaternouts ind made by Bismarck citizens." Weather Probabilities. WASniNfiTON. D.

C. August 19, li.lt A. M. For New Knglind, cooler, threatoolui weather and rain dunug ibe day, followed by winds shifting to south-west and nonh-west, slowly rising bi-rometer ind" ten cloudiness during the night. For Ihe Mldillo Slates aud Lower Lake region, local rains, followed by clearing weather dunog the diy, lower temperature thin on Wednesday, south-west to north-west winds and ilowly rising barometer.

For tlie South At antic and Gulf States. Tennessee and Okio rooltr and cltar or air walker, ttctpt, pnwiblu, liakt taint ntar tkt coatL ititk tiaht temJa from tkt nurth and vttt, and riling txirontttr. For the I'ppcr Lake Region, the Upper Mi.aia-alpol and Lower Missouri Valleys, clear or part lyciouuy weatner ind continued low tempera-lure, with light, varuble wlndi from the north and west, lud lllihl chinvaa In tha lnrnn.i.. The Ohio River, and tbe Mi.aissippl it Idem plus and stationa above, will fall slowly. ThoMiasla.

Ippi will probably rlae slowly at stitioue below aiempnia. Duncan, Sherman Very Liberal Propoeltion to Their Creditors. NEW YORE. August 18. -Mr.

Duncan, ot tha suspended Arm of Duncan, Sherman A has lieu a circular to creditors proposing so pay thirty.ihr.e and one-lhlid cent, on the dollar Iu full settlement of the Indebtedness of the arm, 8H per cent, on or before November 187S, per cent. May 7, 1878, per cent. November 7, 1(470. Sperccut. May 7, 18TT, Vi per cent, November S7, 1877, with Intureai at 1 per cent, per annum uuin pain, or as mucn sooner as ths sasots shall be realized and divided.

The excess ot assets over the' percentage are also givsn to tbe creditors, but the assets ire to be placed in the bandl of Mr. Duncan, under control of 1 eommlttra. fudge tloblnaoo bis decided to Ox the bond of Duncan, hherman A Co. 'a asalgnee, Judge bblp- Hiao, at fow.iAM, Negro riot to Maseacre the Whites In Georgia. Augusta, August IS.

There was much excitement to-day In Waabington and Jefferaon iounuea on account oi a reported attempt by ne a roes st Insurrection. Kiihtv arrests were made. and the white military companies In thoe coun ties were ordered by tne Uovernor to report to tne Btierin. a ne prisoners were an lodged In Jail without resistance. Tbe allrcnd ulot contem plated the massacre of whiles on the 2uth hut.

It is notr thought that there will be no further trouble. My.terloue Suicide of Book A rent. Indianapolis, August young man named Charles A. Llltledeld. a book agent, died at tha Traruont llnn.a In Rii-hmnnd In.i ihi.

morning, in convulsions, supposed from poison laaeo wuu lutoai commit suiciue. Ite stated last evening nis determination to kill biuisel rather than an limit In imtl fnr I lhvalliana nn I aywii.v.j. A yvw-Tiwriciii ia waiugam w-nigiy Ex-President Johnson's Senatorial Successor. Louisville, kt. Aumtt PorUr.

or Teuneiiee. In response to Ihe demeu4-ef st Tennrttee, bae appointed D. M. Key to succeed Kt-Preshleut Johnaoii In Ibe United States Senate. The Courier-Journal's Nathtllle tpeclnl sttsi "Mr.

Key bas not figured much in Tennessee politics. He la a man of forty-fire, of decided talent, diffident, re-tiring, and very popular in bit own teeilou, but it uot neutrally known throughout tbe Cincinnati Southern Railroad. LmtlaviLl.E. Aiiruuli. The claims sanlatt the aub-rontractors thl hate impede! the oronrr.t of the Cincinnati soumrrn Kanwaj ia aentucay are doneiwar with by bondi, and the merry cllnx of tbe workmen's tools slops the I aooie or iswyers' looiues.

There will be more work aud fewer law-iulla now. President of Eenador Assassinated. KiwYoRg. Angus! 18. Prlvste dispatches In this city sunounce ths death by assassination of Senor Oabriel Uaroia Moreno, President of ths Reyubiie ot tcuiaor.

ine uMUigonea wm a' the PaolDe Coaat, thence by packet to Panama, aad by cable to this city. MaHeasaaew la Offloe. STRAcraa, W. TM Angnal U-Cbarges hate been preferred igainst Hon. A.

C. Pow.U, (alt Superintendent, for malfeatanc. In eltlce. Governor Tilden bu eiled Pow.il to appear elore" klm on Friday and show cause why be should not be removed. Heavy Storms Down Easg.

Aegavt II -Heavy rales I-JV e.UMd eontidertbla dani.a. rallwart and "tghwaya wetlaf ihi.clly. 1. iK to tbe strealt sad pranrti It animated al BELL-PC LLINQ. Signal Captare ef a Noted Blxth-StrecW Citadel.

The high-toned maiton srfa Jolt, kepi by Laura Bell, on East Slxlh elrest. eaaia In I. night Detectives Meade and Wannanatafa. aa aisled by Lieutenant Arnold and a etrong police loroe, scoopea aowa npon ihe nanrhty fortresa about eleven o'clock and captured It without the flriug of a gun. It waa almost aa bloodless a vlutnrv at lha ir i arovor d.roga by Ethan Allen a hundred years sgo.

i u.ra was, inaseo, a great ilmllirlty In the tip ture ol tbe two nlaeaa. Tha mi i.k strongholds were surprised. And when Wippr uemanueu oi voionet uell thai the Ihould mr-' render In tbe name of Mayor Johnston aid tha Forty-second Congress, the breve commander handed out her sword with a sigh, bat without a word. The whole rsgimsnl came marching Into mond-street Station lo the Inne of "Darling, I Am Growing Old," whistled by an entboslasilo reporter. There waa one commissioned offloer aad Ive privates la the platooa, every eno wbom was enowine? wax oa lha rua.

aiiS tJI aJ eetslve worrim.nt. There was Colonel Llsra sell, iweaty-lve years oldt nrivita Mahal fir.r years old; private Cora Warntn, fsyeirsold; orderly-ssra-eint Frankla flark tfl raava aMs eerporal Nellie Frank, 111 years oldt and drum' merniune L.inn,i years old. we don't Ilk. to publish the are, but aa the vara aa i.iti.' creel aa to give them, we are compelled enl of duty to tnake It known, A number of gentlemen ware found anlnviaa tbe guli' delects ble society, aad registered aa wltaeasee before Ihe Pollen Conn thia BIAVftlMaV Tbe witnesses seemed to Uke II harder and look, opoo the matter In a worse light thiq the propria erlmlnli did themselves. Tbs cause of the arrest waa the refusal of La una and bar Ave of hearts to furnish ahem laforma.

lion to tha police force whsa II waa eslltd tor. While all tha ether gay girls la town "peaohed" whenever aikedta do so, Laura and bar tribe held stiff lips tad "didn't know ootbliV Aad bow these gsy ra talners ef useful Informstloq will have tbs dls. Ilnguisbsd and happy opportunity to eontrlbnte a few pennies to Ibe School Fund and thus aid a little lo leaohlneonr vountr Maaa hnar in aud edueatlog the youth of Cincinnati. Soon iter me arrest atiss Laura ilsll waa balled out, giving tkx) ball, and ber girls released al ISO siolw City Personals. Jams A.

Bailey, proprietor of tba Great In- terniiionil Circus, la la the city stepping at tha Gibson Home. Hon. Fred HASSAraiK and fsmlly Isfl ever the Atlantic aad Great Westers Hallway yester- day for Niagara Falls. Manages Barniy Maoavlet and wife bava returned to Ibe city from the East, and resumed their former quarters at Ihe Gibson House. Me.

Hoolet, of Hnoley's Chlssgo Opera-house, arrived la ths city last night, on business connected with his establishment, lie leaves today. Matob Johnston left lasl night for Washing, ton, D. ovar tha Baltimore and Ohio Road. Lie will remain thero for a fow days, aud roach Cincinnati igiln Monday night, Ol'B citizens were glsd lo welcome the noo. 81 Keek on 'Change and eliewbere yesterday, after the severe lllaeis which shortened bia esstorn trip and which lias for several days eon.

fined htm to bis house. Assistant Diarairr A tthrut nii-m. Dtir has go's East, young man! gone Etsl to reorult the mantal ind physlcil parts of himself. While there he will Inquire into the price per lea of "cabbage-leaves currency." Judge Tiroee, formerly a resident ot Northern Ohio, but now ot New Orletns, psssetl through the "city yesterdiy on bis wiy North via II. and D.

Rillroid. Judge Purdee was formerly a law partner of Judge Shelden, and Is well known tbrougbout tbe State. Tag Louisville Courler-jonjrnil layi: HWe era gratified to learn that S. Chlplsy.one of Ihs most renowned masters la this country of mental and nervoua diseases, hat been elected Medici 1 Superintendent of tbe Cincinnati BinU tarlum, at College Hill, Cincinnati. We congratulate the Trustees ot tint Institution upon this very Judicious appolntmsLt In this Held of labor we do not know Dr.

Chipley's superior." Death of a Pioneer. At four o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Eliz abeth R. Brewster, venerable relict of ths lata Lot E. Brewster, died at Mllford.

Mrs. Brewster esme to Cincinnati with her husband la the early dsys of tbo settlement, and can truly be called one of the old pioneers. Her husband wai for a nnmber of yeirs Engaged In the dry-goods business, at the corner ot Columbia and Mate streets. 6hu leaves seycrsl children, one of whom Is the wife of Mr. John 0.

Jones, Wharf Register. The death of the deceased will be regretted by tbe many pioneers, now living, who have known hlr for many years, and by all who knsw ber, for she waa, ladaed, a lady of tha grand "old school." It has almost eessed to be an offense in our Police Court to be a "common thief," and knock downa are growing more frequent on the streets In proportion aa Judge Llodemann aends thesa people less frequently on missions to the Work-bouse. Tblsves who feared tbe Big Judge, and left Cincinnati, now And th city a safe plsoa In which to stay. A atrlcl Police Judgo Is worth a hundred policemen to the city. The report of the Water-Worka Investigating Committee lacks the slgnstures of Tony Me-Ce fiery and.

Benjamin Egg lestoo. The repot can be found by thcsogenilemen in Mr. Diddle office. Additional Markete. BrPf alo, N.

August firm; no sales; asking $1 88 for No. 1 Milwaukee. Cora quiet at No. mixed Western, Tic; held At 7c at close. Om held shore buyers' views; asking too.

for old Western, and too, tor new Canada. Freights: 11 loads of wheal shipped at 7X0, by boats not In tbe Association. Boston, August 18. Flour very qnlet; light receipts: Western superfine, $5 li 75; common extras. fvl 60; Wiacontln aod Minnesota sxira family.

WOW: white wheel Ohio, Indiana aad Michigan, V'JtS to: Illinois, $7 W9: St. Louis. 17 ftOuJe 60; lauev Minnesota, $7 609 to. Corn dull: mixed and yellow, Oats dull: mixed and white, 65(J75i. Cleveland; A ague 18Whees Is unchanged.

Corn firm and unchanged. Oata dull for eld; new unchanged. Petroleum dull: standard white, ear lots, two. Ohio teat, 150 degree. 111140.

Recei pti heat, bush. corn, 1,060 bush. bush. New YORt, An mat is. Copper ttesdy.

Ingot lake firm it Iron) Scotch pig quiet but flrmat American dull andheivyat Russia ibeetiog, 130,, gold. Nuls aa- changed. 'Oawtoo, Angus! 18. Wheal quiet: No. 1 Milwaukee 11 held as $1 48s extra white Michigan, Coin steady at eltfSlo.

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