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FIFTH ION
A Western Hero Assassinated-The
Removal of the capitalization
Returns from Nebraska
The Dominion Cabinet.
FROM THE WEST.
Destructive Fire.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 17.-The shlngle and box
factory of Page IL Kilburn was burned to-day.
Loss, $50 600; insurance, $l0,500. The lumber
yard of Mr.. Schulenburge, adjoining, was
damaged to the amount of $4,000
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars,
which has been in session at Jacksonville, ILL.,,
for two days. after several hours discussion of
the matter, yesterday, by a decided majority,
indorsed the action of the National Tempe
rance Convention recently held in Chicago, in
favor of a third political organization, the dis
tinctive and most conspicuous principle of which
shall be prohibition.
The cigar mandatory of Shutz IL Gessler,
at Carlnsville, ILL.,, has been seized for violation
of the internal revenue laws. About 10000
cigars were seized with the factory.
Election Returns from Denver.
A Denver City despatch says that further
election returns confirm yesterdays report of
the Republican majority. Where the Demo-
Gratis made party nomination they have gene
rally been defeated, and the Legislature win
have clear Republican majority.
NNIld BIII,' Assassinated.
telegram from Puebla says that 'Wild Bill"
the noted character who has figured as the hero
of several sketches of life on the border, got
into difficulty on election day, and, while
being taken to the Colorado City Jail, was fired
on from the bushes, and killed
The National Capital Convention.
At meeting of the National Capital Execu-
tive Committee call for q convention to be
held here on October 20 was decided upon, and
will be published in the prominent papers of the
country. The CALL after stating that the Gov
ernors of all the States are invited to attend the
convention, says in case the Governor of any
State refuses to appoint delegates to the con-
vention, that delegates selected by the Con-
| gressmen from any Congressional district will
be received and duly admitted to seats in the
| convention
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Navy and Army Orders of the Day
Movements of Prince Arthur in
Canada-The Norristown
Soldiers Monument.
EUROPEAN N e w s.
The Discovery of franklin Relics
Comments by the English Press
Napoleon Out of Doors
The Market Quotations.
FROM WASHINGTON
Naval Orders,

Despatch to the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Commander John Rodgers
is detached from the command of the Boston Navy
Yard on the 18th OF December next, ana ordered 70
hold hinse in readiness to command the Adrlatlc
squadron. Commodore Charles Steedman Is de-
tached from special duty connected with the ship
ment Of coal on the list of December next, and Or
dered to command the Boston Navy Yard. Commo-
dore William c. Nicholson is ordered to special duty
connected with the shipment of coal on the lst OF
December next Commander Henry Erben is de-
tached from the command of the Kansas and placed
on waiting orders. The following are detached from
the Kansas and placed on waiting orders:-lleute-
nant Commander Francis NJ. Green, Masters T. A.
Miller Robert NJ. Berry, and r. b. PECK; Ensign E.
First Assistant Engineer John Keep, Jr, and Second
Assistant Engineers j. NJ Emanuel and w. ii.
The National Banks of New York.
The following is an abstract OF the statement of
the national banks of the city of New York, in re-
sponse to the recent circular of the Comptroller of
the Currency, asking for detail of the items COM
posing their specie account at the commencement of
business the morning OF the Sth inst Gold coin,
So gold bars S3gSI57s-tota 81 1926 1OO2S
Silver coin, s21l3I25i silver bars, SIG, S4-tota
dreds $685., 200; i've hundreds s2sO,OO0; thousands
S99S 600; five thousands, SS $780, 100; ten thousands
s8sOOOo-toai, $40 296,O6C. Cheeks payable in gold,
s205 s724 coupons payable in gold s4O63S so; other
items counted as specie description, s'4l3s4-total,
| e.3,226,595'34
Army Orders.
Major Dewitt Clinton, Judge Advocate, is relieved
from duty in the Department of the South, and or
Of 70 6e aPS @ N aTg 20 te or
| lieving Major Henry Goodfeow, Judge Advocate,
| who win be assigned TO duty in the Depa -tment OF
the South. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel A. G. Wei
drick Sd Artillery, is ordered t. report TO Major
| General Meade, commanding the Military Division
OF the Atlantic, for duty Aid-decamp First Lieu
| tenant w. j. Henderson, 1st Cavalry has been re-
| tired from the service with one years pay and
allowances.
by direction of the Secretary of War, Brevet Brlga
| der-General Thomas NJ. Vincent Assistant Adju
tant-General, will proceed Springfield, ILL.,, and
| Chicago, ILL.,, under instructions from the Adjutant
General of the Army and return to his station here
on the completion of this duty. Breyet Lieutenant
| Colonel I'll, Reeves
Freedmen's Bureau, and ordered to proceed to his
| home.
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TREAT FOR THE CuLTURED.-AmOng the busi-
ness establishments of this city having proud name
for the standard quality and artistic finish of their
stock the iewelry house of Messrs. Clark d Bddle
stands IN the first rank. Since their removal TO their
palatial store, No. 1924 Chestnut street, tney have
o1ered to the public stock OF fancy and staple
goods frst-class in all respects. D. ID. CLARK, Esq,
Sf this firm has lust returned from Europe by the
steamship City of Washington having thoroughly
canyassed the fancy stores of Europe to cater for the
cultured tastes of their legion OF patrohs III rev
the finest assortments of watches, jeWelry nllancy
goods ever exhibited in this city.
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FROM NORRISTOWN.
The Monument Dedicated The Procession and
OrRIiOn,

Special Despatch TO The Erening Telegraph.
NoRRIsTowN, Sept. 1.-THE monument erected by
the ladies of Montgomery county to the memory Of
the soldiers who fell in defense of their country in
the late Rebellion was dedicated to-day. The line
for parade was formed under the direction Of Gene
raj Hartranft, and was composed of the military and
posts of the Grand Army of the Republic OF this
county, the fire companies, Odd Fellows, and differ
ent benevolent societies OF the town. They were
joined by about five hundred from the military or
ganizaions Of Philadelphia and TWO hundred of the
Grand Army OF the Republic i he line marched
through the principal streets Of the town to the pub
lie square, where they were addressed by General j..
u. owen, OF Philadelphia.
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QUICK PAssAGE.-The schooner Lizzie Batcheder
Captain English, left this port for Savannah, Geor-
gia, on the Sd inst, which place she reached in
sixtyseven hours from the time she left the pier at
make such quick passages, as she is commanded by
one OF the best Oificers in our mercantile service
Messrs d. s. Stetson Co. the well-known shipping
merchants are the agents OF the vessel ia this city
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change Committee.
The voluntary contributions Of generous public
to the sufferers by the late terrible calamity at the
Avondale Mine already reaches the sum of S25,000
If all whom God has blest with means were to re-
spond to this appeal as those have done who have
sent in their contributions and If all the churches OF
the various denominations were to take up collec-
tions as some have done, and Others are proposing
to do, the contributions OF Philadelphia would equal
if not surpass, those OF any other place.
Let those who desire TO contribute to this fund
send in their contributions Immediately to George H.
Stnart. Treasnrer No. 13 Bank street.
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RECEPTION OF FREMEN-At6 O'Clock this evening
the Washington Engine Company of Paterson, Nd,
viii reach this city at the West Philadelphia depot,
During their stay they will be the guests OF the Hope
Hose Company. committee Of arrangements OF
that company have provided an escort Tor ther re-
ception and the following route Will he passed over
From Pennsylvania Railroad depot, West Pniladel-
pha, to Chestnut street; over the bridge ana down
Chestnut street to Third down Third to walnut; up
Walnut 10 SIXTH down sixth 10 Christian: down
Christian to Third up Third 10 Pine, and thence TO
Hone Hose HOuse
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FROM CANADA.
yisIt of Prince Arthur 10 the Military school

QUEBEC, Sept. 17.-Prince Arthur, with the MEM
beTs of the Government visited the Military Naval
School, High School, NORM College, Lowal Univer-
sity, and the French Cathedral and lunched at the
Citadel with the officers. The party everywhere
were received with enthusiasm. They drove around
Cape Rouge to SpeneerwOOd, and in the evening
attended grand ball given by Lieut.-Goy. Beleau
and lady, complimentary to the Prince Five hun
dred couples were present. The Prince leaves
Quebec on Monday. The weather is cloudy and very
windy.
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The steamships PROMErHEUS, Captain Gray, and
J. w EVERMAN, Captain Hinckley "
WILL FORM A REGULAR WEEKLY lime
The steamship rROMETHEUS viii sail ON
THURSDAY, September 8, at4PM VIZ
Through bills OF lading given In connection with
B. @. h X. to points in the South and Southwest
insurance at lowest rates. Rates of freight as low
as oy any other route For freight apply to
- e. A. SOuDER a. Co,
EZZu DOCK STREET WIIAIIF.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, sept. 1I.-Cotton frmer; sales Of GOO
bales at 3Ohc. Flour heavy, and declined 5C91Oc. !;
sales OF $500 barrels State at s59O@690; Western at
s5'I097. Wheat dull, and 2a3c, lower; quotations
are nominal. Corn frm sales of $4,000 bushels
mixed Western at slI4@117 Oats heavy and lower;
sales of "a 900 bushels at 6O@63. Beef quiet. Pork
dull new mess, s30'25 prime, S21@275O. Lard quiet;
steam, 16A@19lac. Whisky nominal at 21.2O.
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FROM EUROPE.
An Editor Incarcerated.

By the ARglO-Anier Gable.
DUBLIN, Sept. 17.-Mr. Booth editor OF the Irish
american, was yesterday brought before the Court
and remanded for trial on charge of participation
in the fatal arfray at Tobbermore recently.
Napoleon Out,
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Emperor yesterday appeared
in the streets OF Paris.
The Franklin Relics.
LONDON, Sent. 1.-THE Morning STANDARD to-day
has an editorial on the news from San Buenaven-
tuTa concerning the recent discovery of the remains
of the Franklin expedition. The article closes as
1.-THE data on which to accept the document
as genuine are too SLENDER and unless the fact is
corrobOrated in manner dhicult TO anticipate, we
scarcely fancy skepticsm is misplaced"
This Afternoons Quotations.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 17-1'30 P. M.-Cotton-the sales
OF the day will not exceed 1000 bales. Yarns and
fabrics at Manchester quiet.
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HAPPILY observation-disclosures Detective James
>. Brooks who 1t will be remembered was shot on
the Ith INST, FOR his iathlulness in ferreng out tue
frauds committed by the whisky dealers OF this CITY
against the Government has now so improved IN
seneth as to make it certain his life will be saved
rms recovery from pistol wound in the lungs WIN
the ball yet uneXtracted is surprising and is owing
10 tne sturdy vitality OF constitution unimpalredb by
drinking or other unlawful eXcesses The commu-
nty cannot spare Mr. Brooks yet, and it is to be
noped ne VIII soon have the opportunity OF convict
ing his would-be murderers
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FROM .NEW ENGLAND.
AcGuittaI of IL Murderer

CONCORD, Sept. 17.-The trial of William N.
Kinney, for the murder of his uncle, George
WoOdsell, in Claremont, last winter, resulted in
verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity.
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FUNERAL OF COLONEL SEIBERT.-The funeral Of
tne late Lieutenant Colonel j. j. Seibert took place
az no0n to-uay, from the residence OF his uncle, NO
1o2o 1sn MouHt Hernon street. Washington Camp NO;
I, ratrlouc order Sons OF America, had the funeral
Ge1siO9es I on res IN charge. A large escort comprising
cesslon at NO 1876 Race street. at iOI o'clock, and
maIcnea as guard to the funeral cortege. Colonel
SeipelS served with distinction in the struggles OF
Iie hepellon. lie met his death from injuries In
mcteu Dy several ruflians in front Of tavern at
lhIIeehth ana Wood streets, on the 18th INST
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This ACirrnnnn,. Onntntinna

HAvRE, Sept. 17-5P. M.-Cotton closed quiet both
on the spot and anoat.
ANTWERP Sept. 17.-Petroeum firm at 5T1f W
LIVERPOOL, Sept 17.-Mrs. Scott Slddons sailed
for New York yesterday.
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FROM CANADA.
The nnmininn Cnhinet.

TORONTO, Sept 17.-It is said that Sir Francis
Head has been offered seat in the Dominion
Cabinet
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| Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1I.-CottOn nat; low middling
nominaly 2Sc Flour duh, but low grades are very
firm; Howard Street superfne, s6@65O; do. extra,
s625@6.15; do. extra, s6'5O@S; do family, $3.50
1918; Western superfne, S6@6'50 do. extra, s65OCG
choice red, S1'50@1'6i. Corn active; prime white,
S1'2S. Oats firm at 60@62c. Rye, Ills. Mess Pork
dull at 33@34c. Bacon firm and demand heavy; rib
sides, 1915@19Ac; clear do, zoe. shoulders, 1870
1916; hams, 24@25c. Lard quiet at 19T@20c.
Whisky duh at 81 1S@119.
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THE IRON SCREW CoLLIER CENrIPEDE, captain
Beckett arrived late last night alter nne
passage OF forty-eight hours from SaeL; % H. Id Un
and weathered it without any disaster thus proving
her seagoing qualities on her first voyage. she Is
tons of coal Tor Salem. There is no doubt that this
plan OF transporting coal Is now an established sue
cess
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FROM BALTIMORE.
CoIored Man Murdered.

BALTIMORE Sept. 17.-Elisha Banks, black,
was stabbed and killed by Lewis Collins, also
black, in an alteration last night.
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PLAYERS.

TURNOUT OF THE INvINCIBLEs-On Saturday
evening the Republican Invincbles will make their
first parade Of this political campaign. The route
has not been made public yet but the procession
will pass by the Union League. This organization is
live one, ever ready to throw itself into the breach
in the assault, and ignorant Of the meaning of sur
render The members will use this year the same
equipments made memorable in their political SER
vice last year consisting OF grey caps and capes.
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CRICKET-ENGLANDAN AND AMERIcA.-,A grand cricket
match will be played on the grounds OF the Young
America Club at Wayne Station, on Tuesday and
Wednesday next, Sept 21 and 22, tween an Eng
sh eleven selected from the United States and the
famous Young America Club.
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DoBERT s. LEAGUE a CO., NoTARIEs PUB
III Lie, COMMISSIONERS, ETC.-Depositions
and Acknowledgements taken for any State or Terri
tory Of the United states 7SQ
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lss FOR SALE-HOUSE NO. 1900 ARCH
MIL Street % by l?0 feet; elegantly built, complete
back buildings Furniture II desired. Apply on the
premises. IT.
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FROM NEW YORH.
Arrest of n lIuV,i1

Arrest of Murderer.
Despatch TO The Egening Telegraph.
ENEW YORK, Sept. l7.-Joseph Brausset who killed
found with his throat badly cut but not fatally. He
is in custody.
Tie Gold and Stock Markets.
Despatch to The EUeaing Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Sept. l7-Money is decidedly easier,
the eau rate being per cent, although there were
day. The business is only moderate. Governments
are heavy. The stock panic continues. Central,
I94 to al Erie, SsA TO - Lake Shore 9s}G to 5s /;
Pitsbnrg, 1O5 TO q new, II to - Pacific Mail, 721
fall OF from TO g.
TWO HANDsOMELY-FURNIs ROOMS
N} t3 rent with gas and bath Apply at No. s3 ELE
HNl u o1leeS. S.----- ~ 2trp
SHLPPINO.
SkA LORILLARD'S STEAMSHIP
ZEzfre}% LINE FOR
@EEssiz~5sa NEW YORK.
Sailing ON Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
REDUCTION OF RATES.
Freight by this line taken at IL cents loo pounds
cents per foot, or cent gallon, ships option. Ad
charges cashed office on Pier Freight received
at all times covered wharf.
JOHN F. OIL,
22Ss Pier I9 North Wharves
N B. Extra rates small packages irOn metal etc.
-A NOTICE.-FOR NEW YORK, VIA
REFA%AhH REFk&s sfERnS4F AER SS4AFIE5S dMp2AH 22AAEHA1
The OHEAPEST and QUlOhEbT water communities
ton between Philadelphia and New York
Steamers leave daily from first wharf below Marke
street. Phladephia and foot Of Wall street, New Yol
Goods forwarded by all the lines running out of Ne
York, North, East, and West free Of commission.
Freight received and forwarded on accommodates
terms, WILLIAM p. CLYDE 90, Agents,
No. Il S. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia
JAMES HAND, Agent.
b3S No. 1l9 WALL Street, New York
DoBERT s. LEAGUE CO., NOTARIEs PUB
III Lie, COMMISSIONERS, ETC-Depositons
and Acknowledgements taken for any State or Terr,
tory Of the United StateR 75Q
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QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE TEACHERS INsTI-
TUTE-At O'Clock p. NJ. tomorrow (Friday) the
quarterly meeting Of the Teachers Institute will be
held at Musical Fund Hall. These reunions have be-
come so popular among the members of this profess
sion and have resulted in such happy esprit de CORPS
or spirit of union, that their cessation would now be
a calamity to our public schools.
The evening session will be held in the lecture
room of the Central High School at ~. The music
Will be under the competent direction of Professor
Jean Louis, Superintendent OF Vocal Music in the
Public Schools, and the programme will be as fol-
lows:-
Mrs Sergeant Miss smith, Miss Fittoa Miss Chandier.
Reading of the Minutes. etc.
hecltauon frof u b. Roberts
Sung by the Music Teaohers in the Public Schools and
their Assistants Mrs. E. Y: Goodman Mrs A. T. Ser
geant, Mrs, G B Higgins, Mrs Il, NJ McFadden, Mrs.
J: M, Swift Miss NJ b: Smith, Miss X: H Chandler,
Miss ii. O. Fiton, Miss j. Porter Miss f. Keim, Miss
X. +. Hollingsw orth, Miss K. NJ Heyl, Miss NJ II.
Goodno, Miss NJ Simpson, Miss Gordon, Miss l. Smith,
Miss s. Rosenwg.
Address, Duties Of the Teacher Prof G. W. Fetter
, Principal Of the Phadelphis Girls Normal School
Forget me not. William Ganz
49, Miss Fannie Keim.
-''f'' Mrs NJ H. McFaddcn. 80
s9G1ssa Prof 4 lam b. SoPerrs Hst
Principal of the New Jersey State Normal school
Miss X. 1hsndler and Miss nj. b. Smith ~'-''11'
Departing and Sorrow .Truhn
Prof. Jean Louis
Recitation Prof j. b. Roberts
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SHARP-An advertisement for female domestic
appeared in the columns Of one Of our morning con-
temporaries Applicants for the position were
directed to ca at the house OF Mrs. Brown No. 1921
Christian street. One appeared yesterday morning
and was engaged. During the afternoon she de-
ANY Information. etc. Thankfully received, etc.
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A TUB AFFAIR.-Charles Cobb was arrested yes
terday warrant issued on the oath OF Mrs. Ter
Wis, living in Bryan's court Charles resides in her
house, and in coming down stairs yesterday with a
tub OF dirty water in his hands, spilled some over the
lady. She demonstrated, when he threatened her.
She then had him arrested. Alderman Betler held
m IN N gb0O hail.
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THE AyONDALE RELIEF FUND.-The treasurer of
the fund for the relie of the widows, orphans and
other sufferers by the AvOndale mine calamity,
acknowledges the following recepts:-
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INVITATIONS ENGRAVED IN
w the newest and best manner
LOUIS DREKA, Ststioner and Engrayer,
No. 1893 OHESNuT Street.
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TWO SOMELY-FURNISHED ROOMS
Il 70 rent with gas and bath Apply at No 80 n, ELE-
NENTH Street ~ "Trip
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THE CASE OF GENERAL ZULICK.-U. S. Commis-
sioner Clarke to have given his decision to-day
in the matter OF General Samuel NJ Zulck, eX-U. s.
Collector, charged with perJury but in the absence
day noon, when the decision win be made.
THE HORTICULTURAL BANQUET.--Let il be remem-
bered by all who intend participating in this enter
tanment tonight at horticultural Hall, that the pre-
else hour OF its commencement is O'clock All
holders OF tickets are requested to be prompt to at
tend at this time.