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, 1869-04-29

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THERE'S sl;sht falling n,i IN The demand f.s a.,
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Ss'r's's'" On '4''' CLEVELAND.
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ri: 4 a :.aaa4! stsi's: (! IL; .;EsS
se4 e' III car l~''' sna ~ '9 the retail trade ='s
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eas lao bales i, sstta54c inr mfddlius n1lanar
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tht u u i4dc this e*enne very few really Ieai
.hirlirE t~fvet re1uanel 10 The rem un1,Id L,e.1
Ivy :. nd f. es. p9Eeha.sa = sAaxe Of sto3A9%,
a:ecL coAfse o1eu, sta bulls md light hefers roo
!.t aid " steefa. averaging ~ tha
ison 500 TO l13s 1A hxcs reported II $40 80
teE tetui, fAir Eradsa .cd 4 e sa7 Eu...
e1oiEs hhpEtIE steeIs, VI firm 11o9 t9 xn b. Ave4
are The ards stu ell dllct With eouEnou ga tea
I'D Sic pnaHets that hJidcsz N he 7cned
IL euf 1t fuftbr1 reduction before the cose Of
week VI give Tic fu1oa tn6 - tho
ClO4Hl fH1En,
EEtra graded ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 97-Et
ChuEe Becscs-Fine fat vel foF1Dcd.
to6 yssI ud steesa. and ase1 aging Loo
to Log fa....- -...: ,.....-..;-.. 7.o as
3e1mGd NetTE- and kEe1aE1nx llN To
-tt1T rs1l Sos1S
faH HGrsde4-Fair atoers, In fair fnsh. ~
,,siL Lon y Lao s.ao @s.oo
~ diu1n Cses Medium EtCeT1 md good
-, - e i:ga i. . 49,: w :.,: 4.s es.s ,
sLsk Catt1u -t'1uInon tattfe, In decent
f:erh aseraxtne so II i,0G T. ,... 4.co zsm
fc1oF-l4Eht and thin sad stetz1. 80 04.oo
Cattle EA1XS 1npiT,
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MARINE lNTELLIHENEE.


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NJ MI -" s.Aees = asA a1iu1. u!4 usa FL
st,,+ - = rna Hst *ff...s H.. ,.., o..
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tr,, E.t.nis 2. Jo.-,. ocn},, ... ..,..
FIJI FIJI tntca, -. nSs "a ean1a 'otAoos 8" teA
MI iri l. ana.nr n. S.r.. ese a. 49,.
'' ~ -. IN A"' "so' MT Ass1sA HOE
Sehr Wr. Ald1 rh !: All. a,,, t,,h mn,.tt
-. I q t,r.sn Hsttn y" a1no.T' ~ N sa1as1es
81 . y. IL. inrF.n -, Mlnst.
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-o>A ~. ~~FFS'" s.eF " eS&ae Nooa. ~ eoFaf
~. ~. r u,u .ra t3u. .a.,
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HOIST here Al iair business tfans.steI In ths
els.s II ttfek tudny hqs prirc1 wcrr without npsov.
awcr lanGr fHr sod to choic. grades the pic
rnt s't~rdav afternoon wrfr III most fnetauees rc.
eE.'l* s..sd vut =. s!sht REDUCTION During she day
9aata4 m for tntrrin. 10 cennon light Uneven co.r.c
4dd l1cd lota a. e5s95o for me- u to fair grades
, 1869-04-29
PROPOSALS.,
To Contractors,

Sealed proposals. for erecting Rcck Con2ty Gut
House ase hereby nvitrl-
TsuteEs 1uE this entire work, for separate depart
ueutt, Include Under nazuns zhd carpcntc1af tPcct
cationa will he cnosidtrea hu. bid will receive NJ
tcou u1cae aeoouipAnicd by acceptable bonds to tha
amount of $1,000. binding bidder awarded to him. to
cEter into contract and qualify fer the sfthfn! perform
Of the tAme In acceptable boods to &uaount px
twenty tEe te) per eentuna Of the amount Of his bill
The plans of the building, u rade By E. Townsend
Nix Architect and file at tic Office Of the Clerk ok
the County Board Of Supervisors At Jauesv1e. Wiz.
sLc1: hida " II te received rut1 TUESDAY, Nay IL.
at4 o'elock r. m.
Bids .hu,:ld tc add1e.1cd Tenders fur Rock County
Court Hontf care F. l. CARPENTER. Clerk Of tho Board"
The Board tic night ia rtioct any al tend
ere made
b. cr9c7 Of thu Board
Ell CARPENTER, Clerk
Jaccrs lie. April u. 1sdo
The tine RI rcefivtE bids above Job l. herehy
tended TO M7y 1eth, f. l. CARPENTER Clerk.
JxnIsT TX. April =, 1oe9.
, 1869-04-29

=. n 70 @ IeT q LTacE
l7tn: s.in,thv. lcI*t. af-.1. Slhstel:5o: prairie
i?ss ~ hs,se; 1;;,.d, -: 1,us. slaslas,; @ rT.,re
SEAAa.tt0: r:ai1e. ,,,4e saSua sl310et l1N. For
.:tH,. r:Tc. $1,uRal.n. = tn ID aakfd.
:ar rs:tct ne si,* ill.,: Es.ts4a hasSr. az dix
lit:r anhiEt whic laesi tanners ~. e,Hfninf tS
s:<.. .sea.as .u<.nsasint % md PE'ees II sscss
t:r~:: hitehc;~ eyetn ea!:rd cured. eas La
l:'e rT,ta r:ltr, er!rd heavy. iHSiete s:eva .slt
1.1:t t7s :,;nf a!i sse: dr fa]:ev. !aalac; slboy
a.i 4. Gstx3 fwoh,rt. rsicr: n.kEded hides. 10 ItT
, 1869-04-29

WEpwxanAY I:yrN7Ha. April a.
The ftfHu tcs thr r.rrts and .LIp,nents al i1
~. thlH9fcs sud Ialf uuftME Tie rAyt tweuty.fouJ
, 1869-04-29
nfI4a1n Enua111fntinux

1-E1FlIV NV3I81E1 IzIEIU1I3.
And treaymsnt IL III private nA1e tc1aad
Dr. l. SANGRh. II A,3coest P,iza Lecture and
lfts,k IE tbs uNETie. - Female Pills, &kuQ-
ssnl for ctsrulas t., married r<tz.A Also.NE
VINE PilIS-turc fer victims ii sts abuse IL
BY mall EncI ssa1p aud Addrrss P.U Bn1 ia3 Chi.
, 1869-04-29
l.eiow lEc the closing rates Tor government
:,un'is In New York for the last three days:

The highest nna lowest quotations for gold dur
'nE tho current month were: 1917: on the 5:h, anu
1914. on the alst- The range In New York to-dny
, 1869-04-29

DR.. knSsc1r.

The successful Specialist, al I.e1tes If CHRONIC
nasnEe r.4ly, T's.:t p,toneus dtue1 Special 4
niseaEta Otnc. =. S:t:ta Ci,rks:. Hours, frem 4
, 1869-04-29

B. q, S. BALDWIN d BRO.
REGULAR AUCTION TRADk aAlLH
CT
BOOKS
EVERY EvENS9, At Ia SOUTH cI4ARKET
Bibles, Ahuu.s, Calf and Cloth Poets,
Eszud4xd ThcoIuRic1l Works, and ovcE Sky
.Thous1nd H1isce4Ianeous VolnxzAs
: oKFKRKD At AUCTION. EVERY KvRHMa
Sale sQcs1soeez II 7nm
B 7. LEE, A0ttoaeex
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Your Destiny

AudFutu.r Prospects In life clearly v4s1aa By Dr.
KAphatl st e15 East H.dS..n.t. up ttAie' He Sukes
all +" nntuccr.stu! ia Gfeso eniaeue< ucah md
~ g. Gale t. eslsh .na LoaS LIE. III cf:e1is:
shout ming the acetieas of the oppostta viii b
A<nt Rra5a n tth II
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Ac!ec&.H1 spring H. alsl
Total Wheat.1,ot1, ,71

Total corn. j, a., 174
The TpottnEg compare a. follows:
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


CHICAGO Rock Is1-ASn Pacific RA!12An r. so-E
SHCaETART's OFFICE C1a1cAdo APeu@s A''. ,
~ ~. etcrthoidrr, of thh Company VII Be held. II
p1,1,uauee ii hw 1t The Cunpany't otee m Chicago.
n, WEDNESDAY, the ID day Of june. nS II ID
oclock - NJ, the election Of Drsto sos .ns eesa
rs yeaz, and the Transaction q 's1es ~
nav bc t1es<ntel txaid meeting
III 1ous for election vii b opened II Il O'Clock = T.
ar d zcuuaia open for oce ho1r
The T1.nxer Books VIII b csosed OF Saturday. tho
a,.s day of Nay Il O'Clock ?. N ..- .-.
EBETB1ER COOE, SeczetxI-
ions F. TnACr. President
, 1869-04-29

r. and Il, South Cszk. Ghic.a ezrs tcr no sharxa1
IL wof.s e,.s: Il Nesy1i- Debility. hy !uetaod.
I the ss: frs.hle ptyssi.n il tn i. Ghinax
Diee,1eA send sta1np The II Il Euraatt Dsrssrg
Eer7plt4t4 :u4 frce and capEGeQsiat
, 1869-04-29

"WEDNESDAY EvrSISG Arr{l u
The following tables ehats tho daily rtr,rtA And shin
nrnts Of stuck during the Wtl to ,l,a csaiss
FcI> ned by the StcAy Ct tac L2ioa Sso>k Fasda
, 1869-04-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

E0rtl3n MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.
LpNps,a. Arri n -ErrnEnf,
CAH+flA frT Inrn"s. ~. AeCt'iht. 43tsa!utt Ht4
.ri,i g. s:reks YMtt Erit ~; llfn', Central
s@Hi Atinl.tir 4 titrAt Wrstrrn, n.
Nnndt, III.
rAR1T. April -.
f'nNNfTffAf.
ii. rItI-rnT, Arttt - Frctnr
rnttnn dull; mf!dnE nlanis. l'.1; Drlrans ~.
--1.- ~ rs,0 1sics.
KIrs..t"fIeC. .iit",ns whe wheat. ?. lo!; ri
wfsfcrn - d. Fl"1f. 3ls. Corn. new nftet1. ia I'd.
Uats. N Id nrI"y, r. .rt.ns, Ma III.
f.k. l0fe Gfvf ps Larl, III. tthecse. 81. Baeon.
,nn,nn + in. f. Petroleum mnci1nnes.t. Taltrw
IL Ct. Thri-ntIne. p. 81.
Ta11aw, IT. RgNr nctvo nj ~ s.l on s,wt BrIrts
fnf1ft!inC. at I'd.
A,rvrnr, AprtIr.
tfAvnE. April r..
ijottan ,plt,t af! hnrharxrtf.
Nrw 10rls nr% tlaatla Alnrtrt,
Sr~ YnHt. Arfli -. .T1,r tur,Ifsv fnr ali textile
, 1869-04-29

Circuit touft.
r ". Evans Y. Daniel McCarts. Verdict fur
.:eittltnt. The plaintiff, Mhu Is an attorney aud
taIlstcE- brought suit tu recover The Snlar
NJ Professional services, rendered IN the 1rostcu-
linn tf tUu rta!nfk In Feisleyln. The chltCe was
s-;n', from which there was Il smal! LedBctiaa
made for money received Pending the prpree'l-
iug tic attorney had The Occasional Esc vi i horse
belonging 10 tue defendant. The jury balanced
thr RcAiuUf
, 1869-04-29

The following were the amounts Of grain In store
In tits city On the evening Of Saturday last: -
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKRT.-LoNDoN, Oct. 1-4:30
r. M.-Consols closed at 90 for money and e3A for
the account. United States nye-twenty bonds, 1862
s4s.; 1865, old, S3'l; 1887, S3; ten.forties, 10.
Fries, 2l.a; Illinois Centrals, ai6; Atlantic and
Great western 271s Stocks firm.
PARIS BeURsE.-PARIS, Oct. $50 r. M.-The
Bourse Is nrm. Rentes, III. ACC.
FRANKFORT BoURsg-FRAsKFoRT, Oct. $3.50
T. M.-United States 1ve-twenty bonds are firm at
STyk a IS for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkET.-LTvERPooL, Oct. l.
4:30 r. M.-1he cotton market Is fiat. Mfdding
uplands, 12,d.; middling Orleans, 125sd The sales
OF the day nave been 900 bales, OF which 500
taken for export and speculation. The stock OF cot
ton at bound to this port Is estimated at 900
bales OF which 5000 are American. The sales OF the
week have been $4,000 bales, OF which 200 were
taken for export and $1,000 on speculation. The
stock IN port Is estimated at AL 900 bales OF which
So 900 are American The receipts Of the week have
been $4,000 bales, OF which $50 are American.
TRADE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct. 1-4:30 p. NJ
Tie market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is
heavy.
HAvRR CorToN MAnKET.-HAvRE, Oct 1-Even
ing.-Cotton closed dull for both on the spot and
anoat
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKEDLY BRpooL,
Oct. III 80 p. M.The market Is quiet The receipts
OF wheat at this port for the past three days have
boon 1900 quarters, OF which $4,000 are American.
LIvBRPooL PROVISIONS MARKET LIVERPOOL,
Oct. 1-l:3o p M.-Cheese, $685. cd. per owt. for tho
best grades OF American 1ne
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Oct.
1-4.30 p. M.--Linseed oil, f83 per ton.
LONDON MARKET.-LoNpos, Oct. 1-4:30 p NJ
Refined petroleum, ls. lad. o Is. 151d. per gallon.
Spirits turpentne, ass. per cwt sperm oil. f93 o
Goa per ton.
PETROLEUM MAnKEr.-ANTwERr, Oct. Even
mg.-Petroleum closed dat and unchanged.
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VIRGINIA.

Order from General Canby-Thc Legislature
90 Organize Permanently at It's First
Meeting.
WASHINGTON. Oct. ], 1869.
Tho following has been received from Richmond
General Candy has issued the following order-
GENERAL oRDERs-No. los.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT !
STATE OF VIRGINIA, !
RICHMOND, Oct. /, 1850. J
Upon the election OF Clerk OF the Senate and n
Clork OF the House Of Delegates OF the General
Assembly OF the state OF Virginia. the duties
deyolyed upon the Secretary OF the Common wealth
by paragraph three OF general orders No. S. OF May
1860 will cease, and the records and other property
pertaining TO his office will be transferred to the
custody or the clerks who may be elected by the
respective houses OF the General Assembly.
I By order OF Brevet Major General CANDY.
LOUIS Il. CAzrARc, Ad-deCamp, Acting Assistant
Adjutant General.
This order indicates that the Legislature must
organize permanently by the election of clerks ana
other oicers. IL Is rumored the test oath viii be
exactcd from these officials, though the opinion OF
the Attorney General would seem to dispense with
that obligation. one Of the military officers now
Receiving an additional salary from the STATE and
temporary clerk at another enormous salary VIII be
relieved from duty by this order,
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News
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Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets; financial ana
Commercial Intelligence and accounts OF all the
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TsRMs:-Singe subscription, 50; Three copies, s.:
Five COPIES IS; Ten copies. SIS; Single copies ave
cents each. A limited number OF advertis,nsnss In
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02
TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION.
Explosion of n Boiler Mt tho Indiana State
Fair-Twenty Persons Kiilcd-Narr0w Es-
cape of Governor Baker.


Explosion Of a Boiler ut tho Indiana State
Fair-Twenty Persons Kiilcd-Narrow Es-
cane Of Governor Baker.
1sDIANAPoLIs Oct. l, 1850.
The most horrible accident which ever occurred
in this city took place at the Fair Grounds this
afternoon. About four O'clock while the grounds
were covered with people, the boiler attached
to TWENTY-FIVE horse power engine running
portable saw mill exploded, At the time
a saving trial was going on and large crQwds were
standing about the engine and machine. The engine
and lsawmill were torn to pieces ana fragments
scattered killing and wounding persons in all drec-
TONS Twenty persons are known TO he killed, and
1t is quite probable that the number will reach
twenty-five and an equal number are badly
wounded, many Of them fatally. The grounds
IN the vicinity OF the disaster presented fearful
appearance. ten dead and manged bodies lying
within q radius Of fifty feet The wounded were az
once taken from the grounds to the hospitals ana
residences and everything possible done lor them.
The dead were brought to the city for recognition
At the time OF the explosion the engine had heavy
head OF steam on 1t was the boiler made by Ernker
Co.. of this city, but 1t leaked and the s sup
posed to have been want OF wafer. The engineer
and nearly all the men working at the machine are
among the dead. But one woman was killed
and one child. There were many narrow
escapes, a horse attached to o carriage being
killed and none OF the occupants injured. piece
of the boiler passed over the head of Governor
Baker and fatally wounded his coachman. The dis
aster has created intense excitement The State
Board of Agriculture has resolved to appropriate
the receipts OF the fair for the benefit OF
the sufferers, and individuals are subscribing
literally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02
NEW YORK.
The DecIination of George william Curtis.

The Declnation of George william Curtis.
,. BINGHAM, Oct. !, 1869.
The Daily Republican, In announcing the decna.
tlon OF George William Curtis candidate for Secre
tary OF State suggests to the Central Committee and
the press OF the State the nomination Of General
John @. Robinson, OF Broome gin place OF Mr.. Curtis.
After stating that General Robinson was the only
other candidate named In the Convention for the
highest OH CO. and recapitulating the military history
OF General Robinson, covering thirty years. and in
Guiding service In the Mexican and In the prin
cpal battles OF the Army Of the Potomac to Spotsyl
vania, where the General lost his leg IL SAYS
General Robinson's services in reconstruction at the
South, his administration In semcivil duty
Cities and his tastes and culture the credtape
performances OF the duty OF Secretary State no
elected to that oce. Tho ticket would rally the sol
dcrs the other might mott would lose nothing that with
Mr. Curtis nj the head II could gain, Robin
the state stsp would bo taken that fully compensate
for the Ill eGects OF Mr. Curtis dsclnaton.
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THE INDIANS.

Hostile Indians Coming LIN and Suing for
Peace.
CHICAGO, Oct. !, 1860.
The following communication has been received
at General Sheridan's headquarters
HEADQUARTERS CAMP SUPPLY,l
Sept. IL, 1869.
have the honor to report that the Indians who
crossed the railroad at Greune's Station, on tho
Kansas Pacific Railway on the 9th OF August, have
arrived at this camp and asked for peace. They
Der about 13o. They report sixty hostile Indians
killed. thirty-two OF whom were Cheyennes and the
balanc sioux. They say they have enough fight
Ing. All of the stock they captured belonged to the
Cheyennes, as the Sioux mad all their stock In
camp
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PENNS YLVANiA.

Political Disturbance In Phln dephia-The
Irish Republican Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. /, 1850.
serious disturbance occurred about haf-past
ten O'Clock tonight. The Republican Invincibles
attacked the Keystone Club while the latter were
marching to their quarters From fifteen to
twenty persons were injured In the attack,
including two or three policemen, who were
endeavorlng to quel the disturbance. The attack
occurred in front OF the Mayors ONCE, and within
lew doors OF the invincibles' headquarters.
The Chairman OF tho Executive Committee OF tho
Irish Republican Association oflicaly contradicts
the reported call OF the meeting OF the committee
In the city OF New York on the Goth Of October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-02

A.-The Greatest Strike Yet, One that IL Des-
tined strike sxlstence all the hair posons the day.
has Just been made by PHALON 4 SON. Their VITALIA,
OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, Ia the development Of
principle. 1t courts the light having ve perniclous
sediment TO conceal under paper plaster 10 harmless.
Stainless fragrant and transhgure gray hA
TO any shade Of brown In from Eve to ten days
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ing Establishment having made extensive I
additions to its "material," In the shape /
OF Presses, Type, &C., &c, is now prepared
TO execute ordeH Win nnusuAl rnpldity;
| It's style OF work and its moderate prices.
| Our designing and wood engraving do
| partmsnt has been considerably enlarged |
TO meet the demands Of the public, and |
we beg. 20 offer TO our patrons our en-
larged facilities for such orders an thcv |
may see ut TO give, feeling assured that
our prices viii compare favorably with
any other work OF the kind. Posters,
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets Of every do
rcription, Law. Printing, &c., &c. Plain
at short notice and at very low price. |
W Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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TR0TTiNG AT BAhsOa.

BANGOR, Me-, Oct. 1, 1869.
The sweepstakes trot begun yesterday was con-
cuded to-day. Five horses were entered-Topsy,
Nellie, Right Bower, Lady Chapman aud Raid. Yes
day Topsy and Nellie each won two heats the for
In 231 u and 2:34, and the latter In 2:324 and
2.35. To-day Lady Chapman and Raid were drawn.
Topsy won the first heat and race In 2:31a. Topsy
was formerly known Empress.
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The Turf-Newmnrket Hnnaicap.

LONDON Oct. ], 1853.
The Newmarket october Handicap, sweepstakes
of fifteen sovereIgns each, five forfeit, with 100 added
by the club, for three years old and upwards, was
won by Baron Rothschds b. c. Suffolk, by North
Lincoln, out OF Protection, beating Lord Rendle-
sham's b. G. Royal Rake, by Arthur Wellesley, out
OF Prairie Bird by Touchstone second and - b. T.
Choral, by Wild Dayrel out OF Chantress The bet
ting was IL to l against Suffolk, 10 to i against
Royal Rake, and 10 to against Choral. Fourteen
started.
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ILLINOIS.
Accident TO tho Golfer Dam Mt Moline.

Accident to the Golfer Dam MT Moline.
81. LOUIS, Oct. l, 1860.
About 100 feet OF the Golfer dam on the upper
Rapids on the Mississippi river, at Moline broke
away yesterday, entalling loss OF about $780, 900
and delaying the work.
Work on the Rock Island Rapids has been sus-
pended aud the Golfer dams flooded. some 500 men
have been thrown out Of employment.
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TbLECRAPHIC NnWS
r 70
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
-~~>~~~~~~~~S~~~~~~~~~~~
Prussian Support Of German Unity
and Consolidation.
s>~~~~~~~~on>~~-~eo~~No|D
SPANISH REPUBL ICANISM IN COLLAPSE.
Fears of a Hurricane in
Cuba.
Order Of General Candy Directing the Crgani.
cation Of the Virginia Legislature.
Disastrous Explosion at a Fair
in Indianapolis.
Nineteen Persons Killed and One
Hundred Wounded.
GERMANY.

The Prussian Legislature in Session-Speech
of the King.
DRESDEN Oct l, 1889.
The King yesterday opened the session OF the Diet
with speech, wherein he said he had always en-
deavored 10 further the development of the German
C0nfederacy the basis OF federal constitution He
should continue to use his influence preserve the
bonds OF friendship between the States OF the Bund.
and in this respect he should act In complete
with his federal allies.
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Doings at the Navy Ynrd-Tbc steamer
Eutcrpc-Latcst from the Hornet.
Besides what was published in the HERALD OF
yesterday concerning the movements OF Spanish
agents aud Cuban officers and sympathzers there
is little new. All the facts relating TO the move
msnts OF the Cuban Junta have been already pub
lished In this Journal and very little remains 70 be
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TEXAS.

Tho Democratic Bohemian Convention Repu-
dated.
GALVESTON, Oct. ], $780,
AspecIal despatch from Houston says tho so-called
Democratic Convention, at Brennan, consisted OF five
editors. The democratic party. through It's cxecu-
tive committee refused to call convention or mage
any Nomination for Governor. The democratic
parry OF Texas has no sympathy or connection with
shia move.
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sin this statement no mention is made Of accrued
interest, and the bonds issued to the Pacific Rail-
road Company are calculated as part OF the public
debt. According to the report Of Treasurer Bout
well, who adds accrued interest and ignores the
bonds issued to that road the total debt exhibits
q decrease during the past month amounting to
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