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Romance About Eugeuie.

Hotc Sac Once Became Engaged 20 a Tfr0infa Cen
aemGE-7he Match Broken OF Jy the L0reT's
AWHt-A Wonderful Change q Destiny.
Correspondence Lynchburg Republican,
American Minister at aris, with a large family
around him. At this time appeared in society
there Eugene Marie de Guzman, Countess Of
Montiio, q lovely person and an aristOcratic
name securing her brilliant conQuests in thar
society. and constituting her one OF the most
indeed freely remarked, that her mother was
more ambitious than herself; that the former
designed Tor her some great alliance, while
Eugene herself appeared q model Of simple
sincerity, girl who would choose 20 cOnsu Il her
heart in any matrimonial affair. Her sister had
Just married the Duke OF Alba and Berwick. a
lineal descendant OF James H. of England; and
the worthy mother, Donna Maria, no doubt
designed At least an equal matrimonial des-
tiny for the more beautiful or her daughters.
But the heart Is not always 60 be controlled
even In the most aristocratc life, or % yield 90
It's eXactions or convenience. Eugene lost hers
to q Gne-looking blonde yirginian, young Will
liam e. Rives, son Of the American Minister.
They were engaged 70 be married. But Aunt
Judy Riyes, q Virginia matron, very decided
and angular in her scruples, fnterfered and
broke OF the match; the Countess was too "fas:''
for her old Virginia views OF social sobriety.
The woman for whom future had reserved 70
much escaped the comparatively humble match
that her heart had decided upon-the DESTINY OF
a quiet Virginia house wife-to ascend the throne
remain for her! IL an event had been ordered
differently. IL prospective mother -in-laW had
proved complacent, the Empress, the woman
who has adorned the throne OF France and dis
played TO the world the charms Of another Cleo
patra, might al this moment be q quiet country
matron living in farmhouse near Cobhatn
Depot, county Of Albemsrle, and State Of Vir-
ginia!
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m which TIE latter explains the eourse he has
lately taken Any delay on his part, he SAYS.
would have oecSiohed the proclamation
ef The republic in every Italian city. and "a.
amy would not have fought the republic.
which wcald have been fatal 20 the Papacy A..
I; i;is.roppbuoanisin f.. is 80 rampant, that IL may
prove irrepresible.
The Florence Ofiaiorc denies that thsrs have
been any diplomatic difficulties In the way o.
the movement for the occupation OF Rome.
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From Cincinnati-Fraud- Ohio Grnud
CHAPTER.

CINCINNATI, Sept. l5.-Two men were ar
rested and taken 90 Chicago last night charged
with having procured sl.50 in gold on the
strength OF galvanized lead deposited with Enos
Bowen ~ Co, Of Chicago.
At session Of the ohio Grand Chapter yes
terday, Charles &. keifer, OF DAYTON, was
elected Grand High Priest. Joshua A. Riddle.
OF Wel,sville. deputy Grand n .gh Priest: and
NJ. r. Runderstein, of MsSillon. Grand King.
In the Grand Council the old officers were re-
ala
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manufactured by Perry Davis SOn, Providence
X J., been before the public .ni in ts.at time has
become known n ell parts Of the world, and been
assl by pscrie o. all nations.
Ii renaiDs, t1-day, that same good and eficient
remedy. las wonderful power IN relieving tbs most
paio bss been ecssled aud IL has earned
its world wide popularity by rs intrinsic merit. No
curative seerf. has had w.ae spread sale given
such uHiveTsal satisfaction. The various ills for
which the Pain Killer is unfaiiing cure. too
well known TO require recSpitHation in this adver
tisemeat. As an exterosi and intern8l medicine,
the Psin Killer stands 1nriyaled. Directions
cInp&nv each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. se2-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

VOTE YOURSELF FARM IN ARKANsAs.-
TIE land question 10 receiving earnest consider
alton in Arkansas. The State has nearly two
millions Of acres of swamp lands, donated to IL
by Congress. These lands belong to the people.
The Brooks Mcdonald party proposes to donate
these lands t. the colored citizens It Is strong
card for th cir votes, and has already won the
greater portion Of the American citizens OF AZ
fican descent 10 their side. This class of citi-
zens clearly understsn nd the principle involved
in "voting yourself farm" and the prospect is
that they viii all "vote" that way.-kemphis
S.a.
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AT last have obtained what purports 10 be a
correct statement OF the losses OF the Prussisn
army in killed wounded, missing and prisoners
fTom the commencement OF the campaign up 10
the 18th of August. MY information comes from
aprivate source In Berlin; and although cannot
affirm that il Is infalliby correct, have reason
Tor believing that IL IL not very far out OF the
way. i may add that the inform alton was not
sent Tor political effect AT all, but was transmit
with the medical service or the army 20 a
fellow-surgeon i'm London. The statement is as
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PURE WINES

have made arrangements with cae Of The largest
hTms in Calierrta By which enabled TO sell for
sacramental and cOmDup.on purposes, the cure.t
article selcctv-I expressly for rse. viz SH ERRY,
PORT. ANGELICA, ,NUSCATEl and HOOK; also,
SGT PPERNOHG WINE. frcsn North Carolins; /;
pRY CATA~BA, from UTbxna Wine Co. ThD.e
Wines offer for sale, wholcsre and retail hy hoes-
head, barrel and half6aTTel, by hottie ami on
drsugtt. q. GAUTIER,
Nos. 12fs and 1919 Pa sv.- Washington u C :
WHifE TtTaM IA RRINnW sar ~ Eas
Peaches. 81 50 per gallon. eco
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A Woman Tries 60 Poison her FOur
Chil0rPu

CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.-Ann Heckert, some
time ago divorced from her husband, made an
attempt yesterday TO poison four OF her children
who remained with their father, by putting yer
dlgris in their coffee. The woman has been
arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

@Chicsgo this week is to be delighted BY an
"Aldermanic charity base ball match"
~An exchange intimates that those indiyid-
uais who rush out Of places Of amusement SO
anxiously between the acts, are members Of the
"Big Horn Expedition"
ga Mrs. Spinner OF Massachusetts, has
formed limited partnership with her husband
5000.
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Politics I'm the ~ Candidates for
Cong ress.

CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-The illinois Democratic
State Convention met at Springfield YESTERDAY.
The following nominations were made: For
Congressmen at large. W. h. Anderson, Of Jef-
ferson county; State Treasurer, Charles Ridgely,
of Springfield.
lgnstius ponnely has consented 20 run for
Congress in the 81. Paul. MINI, district. on the
free trade platform, provided the democrats
make no nomination.
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NASHVILLE, Sept. l5-The internal revenue
officers have seized one hundred and one barrels
of whisky, valued at 40 900, (the property of D..
r.. Stacey, late revenue detectiNe,l cor a viola
tion Of the revenue laws. IL H. charged that
Stacey obtained the whisky while he was in the
revenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

HON. T.. T. INGERsoLL, of Illinois, who ar
rived here yesterday, leaves in day or two for
New York, to attend meeting Of the sab Con-
gressional Committee on Commerce appointed
10 take testimony in relation to one of tie cable
cases now pending before Congress.
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The Montreal Best Races.

MONTREAL, ONTARIO. Sept. I5-It is blowing
hard here, and there Will be no race to-day un-
less the weather moderates. Mr. MARYLAND
Molson, Of Montreal, is appointed referee. The
betting on the championship Is about even.
Money If freely offered on both sides. It ~ e.
CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. H.-The Nevada
Democratic State convention met at Elko to-
day and organized. 81. delegates were elected.
Only 15were in attendance, the rest being rep-
resented by proxy.
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"a
To this awful total OF I7O, ,655 killed, captured,
missing, and wounded, must be added the losses
sniiered by the army through disease, and the
killed and~oupded in the numbsrless skirm.sb-
es and little fights that have occurred. The
army has suffered from dysentery ever since the
INVASION commenced, and my informant
believes that 10 the above total should be added
at least 10000 or j., 600 for those who have died
Of this and other diseases, or Who are now living
sick in the hospitals. This makes, in round
numbers, $50 600 men 20 be deducted from the
German force which marched into France. IL
this force was 500 600 men, ii is now reduced 70
$40 goo plus the reinrorcements that have
arrived during the last eight dsys. On the
other side are Bazaine, with 10 ,0oo, MacM shon
with 200 600, and the new army raised at Lyons
and the South, of which VIC were informed on
Saturday, of 200 900 men-in all 5l0,e ,ec0 men
Paris Cor. ". y. World.
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From West Virginia Agricultural
and POl}tSenI

WHEELING, W. VA, Sept. I5.-The wes, Nfr-
ginia Agricultural Fair opened yesterday, an {
" III continue four days.
The democracy opened the campaign her
last night The meeting was addressed by Hon
John >. Davis. their candidate for COngresS
from this district
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PRESIDENT ROVE or LIBKRrA.-on ru..,.-
morning President Roye, OF the Liberian renn,
hc, arrived In New York, together with his ses-
weeks in Washington and vicinity. Mr. Roro
has succeeded In obtaining the United sfs;ns
steamer Rescue for the Llberian eeyernmss,
upon hling bonds for eli 900. The vessei mi
De forwaroed to Liberia by the Coloni xsfion g.
ciety Tor the purpose Of protecting the Coz.
assisting IN the collection OF the revenue Ana so1
general uee In Liberian wsters As iVS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

SENATOR NYE, who has not been home since
me adjosrnment Of Congress, leaves here for
Nevada this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

A TENNESSEE DuKL.-A terribly .s,av n.
CURED at Shelby Station, on the Memnhis s,., oe
Louisville railroad, Tuesday evening. befveen
Samuel Dickey. planter, and George FIem,ns
q livery stable keeper, over game OF ten-pips'
Dickey went TO an adjoining store. prensT;ns -,
start hunting. Fleming entered the door ar9sS
Sith deabls-baTrelied shot gun, and, taking ing
geaieeL .s GER M Ann; nred lodging the contents II.
and tired; killing Fleming INSTANTLY. DieEe1
thenfen back and expired The affair csnseS
great excitement. e~useo
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INCREASE OF lsTERSAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
During the month Of July last the internal rev-
enue gain on spirits and fermented liquors ~ er
fhe receipt Of July, 1860, was Il, ,2S7 ,2s5; o.
which amount SI,29l ,s5i was from spirits, and
Ss5, ,i3l from fermented liquors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

THEsEcoND REUNION of the Burnside Army
Corps Society met at Niagara Falls yesterday.
one hundred memb T. present. and reelected
Gt rcral burnside president and all the other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

SECRETARY Cox left this city this m lrning to
he absent for two or three weeks
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Kansas Agricultural Fair.

LEAvKSwoRTH, Sept. l5-The third annual
fair OF the Agricultural Society. now in pro-
gression in this cIty, Is largely attended. The
exhibition Of stock IL the largest ever seen in the
west.
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RATCHELows uAIR nyE.

This splendid Hair Dye j, the best in the world
Harmless, reliable. instantaneous. does contain
led, nor any rifa'fc poison to produce paralysis
Gsath. Avoid the austed and deusfve preparation
bC asrins virtues tl, 40 not possess The genuine,
- A. Bachelors ta.- Dye has bad th,iy ysarS
un erni. he'd reputation uphold its inte9rifv n
he only perfect Hair Oye-Black or Brown Sill
hy ali Druggists Applied at 10. Bond street. New
y<rk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15
New York Ftaanctal-Specse shin
ments- Sale Of Government Bonds

NEw YORK, Sept. l5.-The shipments OF spe-
Gle to Europe to-day amounted e. Ssd.0oO.
There we're thirty-siN proposals for selling
government bonds to-day, amounting % 81. .23s--
$50. The highest price was iia.i5 the Lowest
lel. The awards will be for 81 600 900, a; from
1Og TO 1pq 1G -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

JOHN DELANo, Esq, chief of supervisors, has
returned hese from an extended trip West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

The COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS has granted
extensions in the cases of Samuel Thomas for
an improvement in ore washers, and of Sophia
and p. L. MOen, administrators OF Augustus K
Moen, deceased, for improvement in construct
ing walls and fcors of cellars
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SPECIAL NOTICES
GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YoCNG MEN, On Social Eviis
ard the prGpriety mpTopri ty OF gett Married
WITH santary help for those no feel uE ftred for
mstriu cniat happrese. Sent free. IN .aaisd enveI
es. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p
Ph3aaelphis, Pa. sell eo3n
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IElTh, sept la--By - boiler explosion IN tn
CITY to-day fifty workmen were badly iniurel
and -four have since died.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvKNUK.--The receipts from this
source to- day were S41s,5es.07.
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The bank ~ Eng land Reducing the
Rafe of Dt~e0umt.


AF'.NI.fN. Ntff- v, Noon Tic on cerS Of he
Rank OF England tn tay made Q farther redac-
ton OF = per cent. h. the rate OF discount. The
Iale i now Per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

Mr. HoRATIo Z. KING, late Of this city, a
promising young journalist, is now associate ed
itor OF the New York Star. This lively papar
has reached under Mr.. Howard's managemen.
the third place in circulation amongst the New
York dailies, and promises to attain tie first a,
no distant dey
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Terrible Roller Explo~,.u

ne vessel recently wrecked on Goo,lwir
Elisha ReckmSn. ~ '"e ca
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AMTSEMENTS.

TIOSAL SATIRE
THIS EVENING
The Bps5tiEnl and Accom- plished
xASE<TONSHI SISTERS
In tkefr Great CalifcrRSa Saccess, entitled
Ll11I Dun GIOVANNI,
With new Scags, UAT.rPs. &c. &c
Th~ perfornaGce viii commence with TIE
LOTTERY TlCHET
Gala MATINEE ry~ry SATURDAY AFTERNOON
sdG i-sion, so Gents; Children, 2 s Gents seI4 p
GRAND CONCE
WARRINGTON sEN6ERBUND.
kss.sIed by
THE ARNJS QUAR-ETTE CLUB,
fEz CHORAL StsGIETY,
MRS. y DROOP.
MRS y STnSCH,
Mn- p. KSc3P,
Mr. GEORGE FELIN BENKERT,
HAsTER EUGSSE hIECkHOEFER,
HASTEk WILLIE WALDECkEB,
AND COMfLE9F. ORt'HESrRA,
TRTfsSDAI ENENIS+3, ,SEPTEMBERl5, 1870.
AT LINCOLN HALL.
Corr ct Il NTH snd n streets.
in AID OF TIE SERIAN SANITARY FUND.
Doors open at ! Q eIOSk; Concert to commence al 5
<ytIOCk.
Admission. 81.
Seats can be secured without extra charge NJ ths
s1usic Store Of NJ essCs Mer-erott kCo. sel2-4t
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THE EVENING STAR.
rUsLisHsp bAILY, Sunday excepted
At The star Building.
lV. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and uth st,
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

TIE yrAR Is served by carriers to their SUD
serfbers In the City and Distrist at TEN CENrs fnR
WEI or FORTY FOUR CENTS RkR MONTH. Oorie
NJ the counter, Two CENTS.
PlIcK ron MAILING Three hontns, Siso;
s,x Months s5 90: One Year, $500. No PAYERS
ere .entf rom the ofice longer than paid for.
THE WEEKLY sTAR-pubtshsA og Friday
uorring-S1.so year.
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Tw 70 EX x 8 IONS
PINEI POINT
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, I7th and 18th insts.
The STEAMER LADY OF THE -
LAkI, Capt. }. ". DENY. vii. 6 ~
leave ;. II. Brown Son . wharf, foot tf19cEIz
OF 9Th street, ats D. m, on SATURDAY, arriving
et Piney Point at z O'Clock. returning reaching
Msshlngton sunday morning. Leaving again on
Point at clcek; returning at II O'Clock, reaching
Washington st 90 clock q. m. Monday morning.
Single tickets, ~: gentleman and lady, S3-good
for either trip.
Tickets sold at S. P: BROWNS Office, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street sel2-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

RAILROAD LANDs-The Commissioner of the
General Land Office has transmitted certified
schedule Of lands to the Council Bluffs land
officers, Iowa, embracing sections and parts OF
sections granted under the act of Congress OF
June I'd, 1864, to the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway Company, and containing in
the aggregate an area OF 143, 1863 acres
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STENm WUKhHt
- Ne. % JaiEs AresRS, befrses "a and efA 81.
The undersis3ed 10 nOv SrsEsrsd 20 execute all or
degs Al .fart notice in the CLEANING OF CAB
PITS Of A., qualities ard sizes. For information
san Tor eireulsr uySnI l.. 10
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THE L. 3. FLAGSHIP FRANKLIN, according to
dispatch from London, is the object of much
attention and curiosity there. Her crew are
much admired for their activity and skill and
their powerful physique. The admiralty have
decided to adopt the practice, which hss been
noticed on the Franklin, Of arming the m,n
with breech-lOadng pistols instead of revo,yers
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PIN kII.LER.

Is46. FOR THIRTY YEARS 1879
Has that well known, standard, and ferolar rem
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NEW AND SECONDHAND FBRNITURE.

TO MY F0HMER CUSTOMERS AND The
PUBLICI IN GENEkAL.
Having taken the spacious WAREHOUSE 4OS
dEkTH STREET. one door north of
rennsyltanis avenue, and obtained the-
seryicss OF Mr. LEWIS BLACKISrON,
t9Tm.riy with Messrs. j. q. Mcclure &-AA
%, where will be found o large assoIt mont
New ard second hand FURNITURE AND
doUshkEEP1NG ARTICLES Of all descriptions,
eheh Will be sold at prices guaranteed to give satis
ieiI-iy " " Wv ~ 3. BUCaLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

SENATOR WILSON, who leaves here this even
ing, will make speech tomorrow night in the
Philadelphia Academy OF Music, under the
auspices of the famous Invincible Club He
goes home from there, on Saturday and expects
TO remain in Massachusetts, until after tho
election in that State, and will doubtless take
an active part in the campaign now in progress
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE LANDs.-The Com
missioner of the General Land on ce has Just
submitted to the Secretary of the Interior for
his approval list of lands selected by the State
of Missouri, in the BOonville and Ironton land
districts, under the grant by act of July ., 1852,
for the benefit of agricultural and mechanic
colleges, containing an aggregate area Of 2p.-
III 40 acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AT FTERN0oN's DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE
PRUSSIAN DEMANDS.
King William to Dictate Terms
from Paris.
France Must Surrender ilsace and Lorraine.
SKIRNISH AT NIELUN
GERMAN UHLANS DEFEATED.
TIE FIRING HEARD AT PARIS.
I'russians Cutting the TcIc-
graph lines and railroads.
THE BLOCKADE OF TIE ELBE RAISED
Spanish Minister Recalled from Paris.
ITALIAN UNITY.
THE MARCH ON ROME.
Capture Of the Pspal Garrison al Montslto.
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A EAT ER,

A GRE EAT OFFER
We have In store ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
I'll THREE PIANOS, ORGANS AND-
MELOpEONs, which We will dispose OF at 7
extremely low prices for cash. during thistuV NV
mouth. or will take from s5 to sZ5 monthly until
paid The same to let, and rent money applied il
purchased. Examine them, at
ELLIS warerooms,
3oo, ,iNew No. 93., Peunsylssn,a avenue,
near 10th street,
Sole Agent for Chickering and Weber Pianos and 3.
ID. and III w Smiths Organs se3- eoSt
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PAYMKHTs TO THE lNDIANs-Secretary Cox
has sent out to the Indian country Mr.. j. A.
Williamson, the trust fund clerk of the Interior
Department, to see that the payments to the In
dians are made in such sums as will prevent
them from being under the necessity of apply
ing to the sharpers to assist them in obtaining
their just dues. Heretofore q system has pre-
vailed Of making pay ymenfs in large notes, which
could not be made available IN the Indian coun-
Try, SO that these warrants would be held by the
treasurer or othef officers among the Indians,
and script or warrants issued for the small sums
due 10 the individual Indians, which warrants
would be bought up by the sharpers at
large rates Of discount and redeemed at
their full face when they aggre gated the
amount Of one Of the large bills. Mr.. William
son takes out a large amount of currency, which
will supply the Indians with a circulating me-
dium, and thus encourage legitimate traffic
among them. These payments will extend from
the Indian territory to Northern Kansas, and
will embrace the Choctaws, Chckasaws, Cher
okeef, Greeks, Seminoles, Kaskaskias, Weas,
Qnapawf, Seneeas, Potawat; mics, and other
Tribes.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
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Tsls9rdphsd Erelasirely 10 The Ecenisg Star.
FRANCE MUST SURRENDER ALSACE
AND LORRAINE.
BERLIN, Sept 15.-Thc Provisional govern
ment at Paris would have been accepted by the
Prussian government il the exactions propose
by Prussia had been sssented to.
These embraced the cession of Alsace and
Lorraine, and the dismantling of the French for
tifcations on the German frontier. The Pro-
visional government refused to listen to any
proposition for the surrender Of French terri
tOry.