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blockade The safety Of TourS y threaten
Cd, as tho Uhlans afe at Orleans and BloiS!
plan oriPrussian CampatgnSt "a
lBglhh UmpWBHLtl


D,ss iyiiD. l's'' Tours Sept, 98.s
~, ,,,,,.s., I. a; ss,,Igl.. ,s;vaaa ;1aa f M III.
Io;.,;rs q as IN a pr,,.siaI ,lsn of camaiGn
SS5 cSs;,as To ~ haze S tLc fscte fFom nnerrit9y
: & .,th or;t. .''''N -. 'Sf' 7'FF'
Iba S;,, I'LL os 4, sps,;ss &c .,ss reorIStai
with ny matbematissl 1 AZ exaetness u = asto bring
NJ Nv sage[o1 Gerrasn 7 e,;ov corns ST6,1f
Paris Pa AZ by tl,e i4th of' seStembei. G Then
Paris waa "a he turned on the south, cut
tise i so conmupieation %ao NJ On t6at sids with
ToHrs. tlle seal az tho nroyisional govern
mont From VersaiIles' the Pfussian
baadonartars:. thew were 10 harrass Paris
iill II surrendered. Metz, strasbufg and
To,ll still hold otlt, ana tliIs week theyW,iil
letach, two corps 10 LYONS and, Strasburg
ar,d send ,flyinr columns throuehont tie
country in :, eyery, direction tor forage,
Seventy.fiye StboIsandt fresh cavalry Tor
tfiat service Is now expected from Ger
many 4 norton oc. tbe, programme has
ALREADY, been realized. The writer fur
fiier, m says 4 M the Prussian General steinmatz
losses inflicted on, lis army iby Marshal
Bazaine. s.5d9Gst gft hgs % a3rotr@itS, , Z d
:. 4 nej9prnalj ! 81 states tha. Magnel ioFnerly Y
Minister ,ot Ftnanee, TFlElng pgEiSya4Eeiy ~
II friend . assured nun a9F W. ae aaas
,So,S Sc,Jtv ,,aa W. ,acasnts ar cysr an
Et;II;on IT T rhoSssno,s 'S ana thrse s hnndteS
,.hnMSand atI,os g,,ns "a +Lase enns Sas
,',o.ep taayp hSst, "a sstb 4 tfs ete6t al
.s%indiinesthat twas done under The, old.
regimesae ,s;.rg laisos ac,tsg ..gt1y,si ]
,p!F b,ii1rI5 LoNpplES, September %, i,
e Reports from FefEieres, France, ygiG
Berlin, say that ali disotpline Is vanishing
at Paris:c The soldiers are ,mutinols, and
~ " ~ S9s snoot 5le o!ncs'e: s.dglbsL,sl
5 1ns pap'c.eE gI' sa:Sg1 fsa , 9S1
Sft6S9iv S Y srsIETsd NJ sriifsnisr tlSs sity
ISit "a trornded HsoIf fiarsl AMI Scitizafls
.,T,Ssn;n,nTsIv1i T oS;6ct stIiit; The Garnals
have have armed tbe Ssnftifsd iIHnetfesS Ma b9
s.1S ~ x S,;,i, i-g SSarisrsS., OtheF hatteFies
Saye NV I ,hseS M tTncteI nm tn, iInightSS 1.-THE
GsrmS Z iSR'ss TEnrrGISy iGvS6s i5fI6 of1leer
ond se7aI :nSsn l;iiiSi eRT feol,r ofIi
,snJ th;rt5 h man SST SSnGed Wi lid M +
',r,.N ~ Igsss Si IL. Al nho ,;iI,.;a:25! !!
4 russians CaRSuLe5 su'UvV Su"' u'
isi lIOIfAot9llg1teS.. 'C6ITkI SIT
Special g ne Word. ..,,.,.. 49,. /.
Il 5s g,si.f 1G 4 s' Y ,,a OsTtND, September 2e. =
AtDispatchcs from the German camp be.
fore Pafisr state 4fe captiiireel Of 'e6 900
Guards Mobiles at Vefsalles, and the occu.
,pationTof Seyres bY The r PrusSians Garrison.
iiorl ~ ,;1vt1Tiii ,I;1rt1iTiii cr,,;29 ,s;2 M DS.anD
q @ y, - s.,,s. = ,oo,,.
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1nIdn15..trIlal 1Idi15.tlIll E11pao9sl.lon. Eg1a9il

'lG '''4',e! CRorN&T1, Sept. 90.
alThc Industrial Exposition Is in much
more satisfactory condition, The confu-
sion incident 10 the sudden accumulation
Of an immense lbt Of materials, 70 rapidly
giving way TO orderand good appearance.
Many additional entries have beenmade
to-day and new plicatiohs for room con-
tinue. Alter Monday evening the space
that has been applied for and not up to
that time occupied, will be awarded 10
others who arc ready and seeking room.
Tho whole number Of entriesiinl all de-
partmentS Is 1904. 4,,i-s,,st, IN,
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Chicaro Market.

| % .gsbinres sio1cs nnsCluoA0o sepkSs
FGoUR-Dull. s 4 Isdot
! GRAMEWheat No. . spring Chicago QIIet tpt
81 O6k11 08k. Corn-SGarce and arm q q n
@97nke t0F No. 2 mixed; OatsI%Steadyy aEt I98jfe.
Rye-Demaud active and advanced 10l kElT2ei
for No. 30 Barley NoE2 At 8 14kta'I .GISia!l
fHtoRiWnsBS-ActiYo and drm .lt .el IA II IN
wooden bound packages; Iron bound 86C,fe IPdri
! PRoVIsEoNslMe Pork quletAt 825 g00 rs ~.
Lard l5DI6Kc. Dry sailed shoulders 10 Hc. IS I'D
Ho0s-D1ll and prices declined e0135e; Of
sS 90. .iffRfE ~ ~ .HsD
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New 4, York Z i Iroduce l,I Market. i

d p Sa1IIlI NBW YORK. l5opts %. N
corroN4 Market, qutst sales Of mldaltneup
\ FIoUR Market 6tCadywitha mOaRateld6.
nAnd for EXPORT v ,{lrEfjs HDifssI ,hopHNulH
GRAIH-.Wh Whcat--D Demand light and holders
Arm; now No. 1 spring Chicago, 81 9s1t red
wiutor and amber, q SOL. a5lL Rye-M tkett
and saade, l9yeF; s4lssl Of sohlar t es@sse;
n oHs'SP 1' Psu6liSann- The demand is soodatlhN
prices. ziql SSyGlitl
mess at sc. Beef quiet and steady Bulk meats,
dull and prices nominal. Bacon dull and, ,dFpopN
Ing, Lard dull bnt unchanged: y g'i,,
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WARRINGTON.
Minister WdShBdTns and the Ex-
ilNsls hIls helIed GermanR.nn-i1l No
WAsH1NoToN, Sept. %. ]

lsF ,staili5 wAsH1EeToN, Sept 3d.
bcT6eFe oiSlthe best authority for saving
that there b. no truth in tho published
statement, that Secretary Fish had ex-
plicitIy instructed Minister Washburne,
H6S 6an d0 ii6thfhg whatever 70 mitigate
theimdetinEs Of tho expelled Germans.
Mr. Washblrne, under instruction and
permission Of tho State Department,
Eforied relief gnd smiugatqd the suffer:
inFS Of many. thousand spelled Germans
fFom Paris The limit .ot his efforts IN
that direction has been only in tho capac.
ity Of physical effort and laboT. 1iiseiT,
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,stl al 'lI'J AP=',Al3l.N (, :,
4 iFsrishtfal steamer staaS. tEi4PISsiobnhF ii the
e Harbor of'Ysddo! aDfRF3tfi

\ SAAASAANSt
:, The following additional details to thosd
already sent Of the explosion of esteanl:
6r Yedlo; in the harbor of, Yedlo, Japan,
have lust been received: 4, !. Il,
. The death Of many, was hastencd, II not
brought On, BY Japan doctors These
men'have d bitter hatred toward foreign
Iphysicians, - and do not wish TO see their
Ipeople treated By them. The native doc
I Tors took 6f the band8gcs that had been
putHoh iby. the foreign doctors and com.
menced their, own Itrgat tment upon them. 9.
Nearly all who. were thus dealt with died,
It Is reported that almost oil the, wotinded
JapanSe have died, but as they were scat
tered an over the city 1t isiud0nbtthl
whether. the number Of deatls is exactly
known. Several japanese have told me
that, including those killed outright and
those WHO have died since, the numberis
over one hundred and twenty. IIfsuchis
the caseia large number Of deaths must
have been caused by tile bad treatment Of
the Japanese doctors, for alt the wounded
foreigners und several Japanese who were
entirely under treatmGntJby foreign doc.
tors are doing well and will doubtless re.
cover although some Of them were severe.
Ily,scaldeds Tile most pitidblei object Of
all was, Tic Youngest child ,ot Atr. Cdrnes
Il Is ONLY, three months old. 0titligw whole
family, Il alone was spared. It's prescT:.
vation seems miraculous, Us alldround' 1t
were killed. Immediately after tho ex.
plosion, Mr.. Skinner, ono Of the wounded
foreigners, heard it crying and went and
took It IN his arms, thus saving 1t from
drowning by tho water which was last
rushing into tho wreck Thep poor little
thing WIS uninjured, cxcaptia slight scald
on each fore arm It IS now we'll cared
for ID tho hospitable family Of DR.. Heps
burn, Of Y Yokoh6ma.i 2 Mr. Cornes was q.
missionary Of the American u Presbyterian
Church. During thesAmericanG war be
served In a Pennsylv cavalry regi.
ment. In 1885 he graduated at Washing
ton and Jefferson College, Pennsyl lvania,
taking the highest honorsr Of his class.
During the fall of the. same year he enter
ed the Presbyterian Theologlca Seminary
at, Chicago, where he finished tue pre-,
tscribed three years study, much respected
by both professors and his fellows students.
During bis second year Ii the Seminary;
he offered himself 10 the Presby yteriatf
Board. requesting to be sent, to Japan.
ne was accepted, and with his worthy
,compani6h, was sent to this country I'M
'mediately atter finishing his course at the
Seminary. AT the time bf Ills death, he
was occupying the position Of, Professor,
inlthe Japanese University, in1lYeddoy
He was d man Of more than ordinary ahil!
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ilNewii York Dry, Goods ATarketsba97

! ~ w TT '7l4lIII NBWl'ANWkV5VFklt9fJD
II active, GiEhopsh not gI q Is 6Stt7S q it'hdI
6e6hI nor % the market 60 ibRoylnet The lRdf
vance ,ehtAbllSbOd on some brands yesterday
hRVe not been sustained! q Id t%reh66 d itdb back
again 70 L91Io; Augusta A reduced. 70 l2c; Nashua
Z, 13Xc; ContlOptal q 15Sc; WhitelVl llle iF8
Bleaohed MuElldst 12ct Appleton Brown Sheet;
ings advanced t9 14o, and indian nead. 2 illfe,
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PhtIadelphia aIarket. gqe NV
Q ? 'Pu1r,ipltrinifIA.. RI S9bt d

FLouR-steady and In moderate d6m6nd.
GRAIN4FW FWbcat-Q Quley and unchanged; west.
Dun: mixed 66cN $iOOJ / Oats MGEkGtj 6tnadTsi
moderate demand 1t 81 66e, ia Is,i.s,s,sr ~ !
PROvIstoNs- nehaHked. ''-'A "t'-'1y y - u
Petroleum. Rehned 26Kc,
WHIsKIE-5M Marked .stsAdEI yEiE4L moderate de
mapd at Se6QQc, ,NE
sGBNl ~ -sl.ILIllEl 9Sll 10 Ailktg lfffgip iii
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.a9nameai1TaYhA q WaM
continue their exertlons to make an

3 continue their exertlons to make an
annual fat one Of the permanent instita,
.i12: : g fHSIs3s5 li,!Ii5ssY tn. Sss5B.s
were addressed on the Fair Grounds by
Mr.. A. W. Campbell, Of this city, pur-
suance of On Invitation from the Society
some weeks ago. He began by remark
Ing that, although he had accepted the In
vltation, tosp69k during the lFaiff ft1e bad
not agreed TO deliver what was under:
stood as an agricultural address. He did
not propose II, attempt to instruct the
farmers Of Hancock ID practical agrieul'
ture, bat would confne himself to 0
glance at the general history Of agriculs
ture as "a science, and especially to iB
progress since the introduction 6ts ma
chinery during the present century. He
dwelt on theloremarlSable fact that for
thousands Of years the human race made
no progreSs worthy,ot the name In. the
Oldest and chiefest industry 9f jrIan. ~ ~
probable That The Egyptians fatned' rs
scientifically as Europe in the Middle
ages y The earlyT Romans .fswera a far
more enlightened bG:in : theiFois system
of aoricultIre than England, France or
Germany from the 6th tothe 10th centu-
~. The reasons for this retrogression,
were: first, the fact that war was the chief
occupation Of nations, and farming be-
came q fin6Ata 6ccupatj6 j6l tbGt was ipls
owSdfiI8hS} i6{S esf ,ciass 6F fhe peotle,l
,Ser6rd thert,s sST wf1s mo- sec1iFity for I5f6bet.
+ and consennentlv mo- inducement TO nc.
e,,muIate a s,lrplus When a land owner
fS;leJShiS terIantry, l,eeamerIiabIe to, ,4he
exte1t of th9iF cfobg Il The ground and
oT,on % havonj that Third there was little
oSM or no G dsmand, o @ for a snrplus product owing
To the lowI Istate 0fcfyiii7 7ation ana the as.
sence Il Of Commerce and manufacture, The
intsTt nfSsS ots stjfnmt1 1itiS EISSs small
srisin~ IN. ART fFSJm fheSiael III flkilities
~ @ trS,snortotinn There were few7 com.
moSS M, fIs SFfes eSIsd lTelijGle al Eanyl
s1rS account md ,ekeh,1iSiv SivHborli0Si lived by
;tseIf mi dcnonded o1 its own nroduct,
FoirtS Tia yeFyjlbN gtiFto of and
sciences compeIIei me-, tiIlers .ofsthe soil
10 flenend wholly On manual labor, and
.sccnrfIinsly AZ everything WAS gproducedi in a
ir,Tle SaTd and small way. Eddcation
rSs % IN ihc hondE Sf5 tii6sSs Who devoted
their'attgntim. 10; war, to theology, and 10
INA xIs sf;xeIrsf5 afiye 5i,Fsuit Of wealth. SS' a
This state O fhi6SsI iIjrsG sGtically con.
AinneI mill the sixtee6th century. Even
Jat TSt RI ffnffhnT al fIts f5Resoble
Ak luht Nase nv - ~ y. S.SA =
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Tie Latest "a ti6BsSas N'Bt3#NfS,
Z; jEE;yas2aIF;etIIickl 7 4 Y AfiiaIE6!.1
FE M q CNEw YoRKJB Sent. 98

,A u M q SFSSEt" 44Vdlt9AtS99R'S'
The foreign members ofthe Evangelical
kllf1nOScWh6 cAmG to6thiD country cox
pecting to, attend the, grand Alliance
Meeting in this city this month, but which
has been given up on accouns-of the Eu-
ropean war, wefe given mn ihtormalIecP'
ton at the rooms Of tho Young Mems
Christian Association GthisH . aterpOpp.
icsearlF dirty clergy tom al lFoad were
present ind We're rendered a set Of teso-
iutions conveying ahearty welcome from
the American churches. VIM. B. Dodge
was theiP PFeSidSntdf the occasion, and q
number Of The foreign clergymen respond.
"a el6luEntlyi to ithe greeting pe6draed
The BdiEAh sStre6ts MONDAY Prayer
Meetipg celebrated iit lSOth annual an
niversary today, :,
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were repnltsEeal5 with 81 at s loss ,,s a9j'G'i as
Beleagpsred ParissA n, 4 !TI,toop \, % y. be-
al, ,ags Called In: :@r nj III ID 5Ea5 "'.S, 10 a
70 '7iIs1 IoNDoNi' September 9s; 4
The 1si5unES Paris special writes: II !.
iii Hissaidsthat qehefal Troehu intends
to call into Paris AL troops which are now
outside, and not employed in scouting.
The heavy guns got fort Iyry' did great
harm ,t0TtHe. Pfl1ssians3l, ;" masseIl in the
woods. HlThen French losses are not yet
published, but are reported las imuchpless
i Than the PFuGiln. THUS has commence
\ tho series Of struggles hiiGha inalg gurate
Il kthesiege Of Paris and (which must tpowibe
iEtermtha III thef by victory and the eEWiths
FdraWalt0 t0fa a lie iPrusstans, or by ia 5deteat
4 TINT will convert everylhouse int01a i0r-
l4fpaa SsenJR has sssb @ili-lilg!1 10 sqliu1A 81
Resolution ofiTroopSi and People
s'The Gan Of the Garde Mobile u unques-
tioHable! The resolution OF the National.
Guard IS not less firm because less bolster
Ouss.y The spro royinces and IcUmmiines Gre
FAST Coming al Ia tlle rescue of The beleagnelras
I'd capita, Three comnu1es have already
subscribed $780, 900 and thirteen others
4. % 200 900 toward the national defence. ii
IS .sIG gKsDecth;of the City.yl4 2aaal
l"r,,o o,noct oeG4.bE b6 I JIb,;i6d Isb,;l6dots chorre
nT %SSst ~; w ~ I rfos,5r
IA, 4 w, IA q II ~ "a cioseJ
aS N -,
The, people grow solemn, and BY ten
O'Clock at nigh" tie B6ilevards are de-
seIS;S.,, = siGd,sI.,SI1,i ,,"as;n,, md .ve
s9lfS w =. w Sna 1,o H.
nS IS anN 1870 I" aS
teSs Sio5 .IS91isa oS ro 4o
h;5ss M nS, ~ ~ = =. SIs sTs' ' nj; fesT or
aS .o 80 ~ - aHyo.;ons @ T ~ THO cd 5rasI
" ~
n 4. nS SS H;sS ,tE yS: s,,s,,c;,,, at;,
.ygtE'S Ntst4 II
seekiinIg4gF y Z Under fo1Felgn
lasSqaEaG y ,a FLAGS ai5asI Us Il y
4 Yesterday morning tho most current
flying about ,P9ris' lTent TO tho Eng
lisl AmoasSae M and there was the
UNION JACK v lying eyer the gatewa Il, y
Fauhoutg st Hlenore and that there
might be no mistake, q great BLACK Doatd
WE P9I ~ qR e , ia!sE@ !as olis s s5ss
w Y, 4Ee HGrdn,1 1t siSs sc sc;ss IT,
Chanpsf Elvsees ana Similarly ali forcigtl
! Ambassies nave their flars flyingiiI Every
foFeign Tesident5 5in% %PariS; Ilanrs ont, ,ttIie
ffa9s ofhis nation K The i1mber Of fiars.
with stars and strips that meet me ID
every street gives agyiyid idea Of the re:
!. 1ori IN which. ina IENrfnnh rnnftol IA held
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Ths TIh Nee ling gieSsi Fai7i6e ahd BIZ.
:ao,fs ;s, s;' SSoi Saoi msrcR! issh Sio

, = = III -
Aspecial correspondent in London tele,
graphs the parHcularsofl the preliminary
meeting between, JulesliFayre and Bis.
marck inlthe' Chateau OF FerrierSty Bis,
m6Fck received the French Minister with
great courtesy land fopenelathe suhleotOE
pence, negotiations iiationcel l11N Nd result
Was. reached, lbut Ii the. course the dis,
cdsSion, tFayreI inserted thats thed Pro-
,visloHAp &C nGbveFnmentj 4could1 pntE Prts.
stg inSposS6sSion oicsucliimaterial guafan:
tees,aS would make IL certain that she
could nlUse nothing, bynthei effort alter
peace iueVer1shohld Ethe Constituent As.
semblYt report Gttreaty that might be
agreed upon. He also. declared lthatIthe
commanders Of Metz. apd, ,strnsburg would
obey any orders that his government
might issue to them is ,ql,3s4 ,d, %
o. .nla sid PsaGe, Pres io 4gbns-
y In London there were some expectas-
tons that peace would ;be concluded oh
the baslSof tho temporary occupation Of
AlSaGe md = IoFtafne by the II PFdSslahs,
and by yfthe0urrendeE Of iAIets and n stras.
burg. In commercial circles, however,
tue hope Of peace Is nearly abando ned.
PFuBsIg will insist On terms which no
French gOVefnmen would At pEe8mtdRre
to,accedetb. T0Jii,y HEg 9fI or pTcay
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! commercial and Financial.

7 y a y va u n ID a SItlNH0
New York Money and Stock Market.
MoNEY-The fnRtlEdt Waa easy. SiItifj
STERLING ExonAN0E-Weak at 109}S 6t0oH.
81 tlGOLD-HGavy; opened At ,1184 and closed at
1lsx0li3k. Borrowing rates l'6t per cent. TO
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gGENrRAINE7WII's. 4

.GENERAlL1NYEEJWsii N = a !.i1Y N1EEJ Y 81, 5'7a.
General, Carl il schatz Is speaking IN
lthe principal towns Of Missouri In iaVoro Of
B. Gratz Brown foE, Governor. q y = y 4si,3 q
-Itiarrmored tonight that Hon. Ben.
iamih " kde viii succeed Mr. Motley as
Minister to England, but, no Information
canbe obtained ION toai6ihl' Authority
-Ths new Uhited States bonds wlllibe
issued in October, the Printing Bureau
hhing now ready to,begihi work, upon the
order Of Secretary boutwell, p.rIf5
Collector Jussed, ,,oE Chicago. broth
er.in.law Of. .Senatpr7 schurz, has been In
formed that his Resignation win -b9 ae-
cepted. . 1'i' h''''P .yI!s yis 2 'FiafI ! az
1.-THE census Of Illinois has been com
pleted, and the popilGtion' Is 2I501 I089!
Efhg1960 the population / was i I'll ,904,
showing o gain Of s55 Q7s or flly per cent; ~
General Butler, in Q speech at 'Glou.
kire t6 70 II! the United States Senate
|aiid that he Is satisfied with his seat In
the House, Senator Wilson will therefore
be relieved of Sahii6t7S ssqRoG er
The eo0uucild rEasb Fiyan9qs lQiS
have granted permission to 9 company n
borough limit9 stps theo nvrpose Joi,pro-
curing gas to light tho town: The COM
pany will commence work Immediately
,l-THe p1itaiSe Set4tes Igoyerppepsr tIpasl b
piyen orders for the American Vessels oH
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You've LADY PHYSICIANS, arc multi
ing rapidly ,through oil i tho count ssAd
consequently the youpg,men are sdeclded-
y stcE than Az ts 1Asl 6aeia sf IA
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I pIIIt IsJnfS { iIflsl. NM NJ 0ID AlGIU
TnEWohd ot Fashion n j4ss p9EI like
France, without any leader pf constituted
authority, Eugenie has abdicated her
throne inhb5fha q thesoFtempfte. and tho
Paris fashion journals haye oil suspended
if3aibIlS GtE6hIS DDS alloa8TR4 AIiH
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SENATOR BcRE4xMy ahd' Gov PEn-
POINT will speak at Buckhannon, satur-
day QctoebesE t1s9' sTyTHW
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Y e. Ohio gricaItaraL.C CoIIege.

CoLUAtBus, O., sCpt.
The trustees 1.-THE Ohio, e1ltuEal
College adjourned 9to.l6y until October
i9th. The Institution will probably be
locatsdiRbuut one mIls ana q half fpoEth Of
Columbia
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WarImmineiat.
LoNpoN, September 28-0P n.

LONDON, September 28-0P 7. N.
A Berlin telegram 4 to1 be arecstyed
cautiously, has sthe following s startling
news: "Russia isin motionito seize the
Black sea, and probably tho Datdanelles,
War between the czas and Sultan g Of T. y i'm: y +
II IN .slLtL.n LL.LLtu It- ~. IN
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I Newspaper tilcs and letters arrive herd
spasmodlcally from Paris. Gen. Cluseret
has been recalled from'the south as he Is
thought to encourage the dissatisfaction
and disorder among the people. There ts
animhs = kpPrlypt caEtFidges at 4ps
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main in French hands the offensive Of
France overpoWers the defensive OF, Gera
many. These material guarantees alone
will gtye:peaee; while France retaining
these places will always consider them as
. truce, enabling her TO choose her time
for the renewal Of hostilities. Germany
asks only passive strength 70 resist such
!esess94s.5 !!sS = ii.5 % tgiial,s .allss, 4.
Interview between Fayre and Bis
sia =, il.i't- marck. % ll1' si'
jani -i'.-p LONDON, September e3.
= !, The 1tnGs publishes q telegram from
Berlin, BE' yesterday's date saying Bis.
imarclE and Jules FGvre were cl6seted all
day Thursday, The, former, insisting on
theImeeting Of the constitutional assembly
,to ratify the treaty. Favre conceded IN
ihdemnlty'tor the cost Of the war, tho sur
render of1part Of. the fleet the dismaptllng
# :. Metz srasbuEg and possibly other for
tihcationS, .l'al-
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I r,srisaa iofFi F1oRENoE, Sept, 2S.
! General GaribRldt'sstitila prisoner on.
the IslandIo ca pneta. = The Italian jW9r
vessels are cruising about to prevent his
,eSchi1a "a, FrdnEes 7tsNp ..
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Dispatches from that city announce the
arrival there oH great numbers OF French
prisoners who escaped while en- 4O4te to
Germany undegagGaEd ot FrepetPold ldiers.
MANI more MANAGED t6 feach T6nf.
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ELnnRNcEI senienher 28.

40 '.' GERMA ANY. % '''la
" g1fiolrt9h HniitzEs IEdi. p el,.l 51lm Oalf
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+1i3ssF'sRaA NICE q 3 !.
Great Rattle Near PariS.-F French
sRepnIsed with Heavy LoSSu mol

III LONDON, SeptlSSS4an'
Private dispatches report aseYeFebat 4 @ 4 :, "a /.
tic yesterday south OIL Paris : The French
in heavy K column rs mad tIel
were gepqGlssal5 G b win gSeat lSs 2as as'Ga'i aais
Bsleagpered ParissA N, TkooP to q be-
.ai, INV Called IN: mn II y4,iTaS : ID a." %
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"A positive statement Comes from
Long Branch that the President has up!
pointed Senator Morton to the Engllshl
mission: Secretary Fish however, re,.
fuses either to affirm sor deny this report
but says he has a blank commission a.
ready signed waiting for the President to
teleGraph d name, q complete 1t. The
mystertous manner which Is adopted re-
garding this mattefat the department
Gt i,aari.IiAns lIhf1infnin Q, tl.,i.r,.lE NJ n
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5fl, yIaIuo2 zG.5NrugTp/sh iaoti
-ctihai2 gi99 u a3tIdlt s!R%DILy6l 6ltsl5
IgisBqns % e5iIla5 -fi5l b 'iEg gflej IInn ,5i,f
tri ,Pf. '.... IL. .....L-..b g.L-'.. -
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WARM EUROPE.
..l5:. y 7Zftt.1.--1---f1 IN
Startling 1nlslligel Russia NOV.
sslg ling, on Tlrkeys,aIlfgR disi 8

I .yaggo Ill --7FI-rTFr-Tl .ssalst ias III.
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son 6S tSaalD national GandS be1eiGaGsep.
ioyments as agricultural fairs, with the
Fi aGf gais iRES lR2asfss
old times, but let us be thankful that we
be transferred back to them: And
yBPtYs gss teIaSg, "a grSes es / /, + sHtIa
that arc, to follow, The Farmcrs' Millen;,
mum has Seen ta long time Coming, but
apparently it Is now near at hand.
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II. Thomas DAVIS tonllnated,
Friday, at Troy fJIflJ BY the sRepubll.
cans ~ Congress, over Tanner, present
member,
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h,i,gariHaldia Prisoner.

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