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I'hr Butienbargrr Poisoning.
COLUMNS, August 90.

tOLUMBNs, August ~.
In the 3uilenharger case 10 day the tcs'
timony Of the coroner failed to bring to
light anything new, Elijah Peterson, n
nephew of BuIlcnharger, was examined
as to the frequency Of COlburn's visits Ia
Mrs ButIGnbarger. lie was an uncertain
witness in regard to his recollection thai
Coburn was there perhaps twice II year.
On one occasion Butienbarger said that
Colburn was a be there two weeks TO
write history Of the war, He could not
say that Colburn'S visits were ohIecIi0na-
BILE to Buttenbarger. ... q.
On cross examination he said that he
had not yet contributed any money to
assist in the prosecution Of this case.
Mr.. Harrison asked him If DR.. Vande.
yenter had not called his attention TO the
benefits that would accrue If Mrs. Colburn
should be hanged or imprisoned In tho
penitCntiary, and her children proved to
be haStards2 He at first replied that he
did not recollect anything about that, hut
finally came TO the conclusion that some
thing Of the kind had been said
Mrs Cephas Pancake, another witness
Had been intimate with Mrs. Butien.
barger. Mrs. b. had told her that Col.
burn came to see her twice, under the i'm.
preston that she was BulfenbNrger's
daughter, and that Colburn found
out that she was ButlenbargeTs
wife, he slipped II card into her hand with
words on il 10 the effect that he (Colburm
would not marry while she Mrs BuliGn-
barger) was q married woman, On the
the witness said that
Mr., and Mrs. BulIenbarger seemed TO live
very happy together, and she never saw
to disturb her confidence in Mrs
Two or three livery stable
men of London, were examined rs to the
frequency of Colburn's visits to Mrs. Buf.
lenbarger during the life other first huS
band, but they did not establish more
than two or three visits. II is expected
that the testimony for the State will close
tomorrow.
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One OF the things talked about by mer
who advocate q Convention Is q property
qualification for sulTragc-thNi Is that
property instead Of man should he the
voter, These gentlemen say that toe
many people are voting that the rights
of property are not secure when there is
such indisCriminate suffrage. Would the
rights of manhood and labor he any more
secure than property now is II the labor
ing classes--ior they are the nOn.proper'
ty owning classes chicfiy--were disiran.
chised, and the government controlled
entirely by employers and capitalists In
the South under the old regime the capital
lists owned the laboring class. They can't
quite do that here, but they want TO con.
troll 1t to suit their own interests. The
property qualification would enable them
to do this, for then they could make the
laws 10 suit their purposes. Failing to get
that the TiCd gOce vote is the next reliance,
and this, with abolishing most OF the
popular elections and having officers ap.
pointed by the executive, would furnish q
pretty fair substitute for the aristocratlc
style of government We had before the
war. Let those who vote for q restoration
of Bourbonism do II with their eyes open.
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Dexter Park Races at Chicago.

CHICAGO, August %.
The inaugural meeting Of the Dexter
Park Driving Association, controlled by
new management, commenced today
under favorable circumstances. The
weather was delightful and the attendance
good, embracing q large number ofladles,
The first race called for horses that had
never trotted better than three minutes
purse $4,000, divided into $1,000, $500
$500 and $20O There were six entries
but only three horses started, Thomas p.
Roach's Lima, W. W. IIamilton's Auto.
crat and W. Il. Bick's Virginia. Lima won
the first heat, Virginia the second, and
Autocrat the third. The second and
third heats were but repetition Of the
first, Lima easily winning both and the
race. Time 9;4it, 2,4and 243.
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'rHR Wheeling Register tells us West
Virginia will hAvot TO pay about $s,OOO,OOO
of the Virginia debt, The interest on
which would he $4sO,OOO year With
that pros pect ahead Is this good time
to attempt any kind ol doubtful expert.
mentsY L. TIA good time to think Of ere.
ating fresh debt, which II ever begun
cannot stop short oI fifteen or twenty
millions, to build wild cat railroads, up
wild cat hollows to The wild cat lands of
Judge CAMDEN atrl Col. BEN SMITH
That is one Of the things for which Con.
vention is being called. We need some
railroads here, but our people expect to
tax themselves to build them. DO they
want to be taxed also to build railroad
into Gilmer county so as to BriBg the
chestnut oak ridges ol Messrs. BENNETT
and Company into market? II so, they
should vote for Convention at every
hazard. n not, not.
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The Glory and Responsibility Ga
Together.

The Democratic State Central Com.
mittec and Democratic newspapers have
proclaimed that the question of calling n
Convention Is q party issue. The Repnb.
llcans have not sought To make II 80.
They have generally taken the negative,
out OF II regard for public interests. But
since the Democratic leaders insist that the
Convention Is Democratic measure, so
much the worse will II be for the De.
mocracy. Let them have all the glory If
they succeed. 1t will bc worse than Dead
Sea apples or, their lips. If Convention
Is called Republican skirts are clear. Let
the fact be recorded now for recall at n
future day. Let the Democracy have all
the responsibility, since they seek II, OF
this days work. The time will come
when they will deny their part in II more
vehenently than Peter denied his 81.
viour.
But It will be poor consolation to
those who have property to- bo conAscO.
ted by taxation, to reflect, ,sa(ter they are
ruined, that the Democratic party of the
State assumes the responsibility for 1t.
II Is far better to put In your protest
and do your share to avert the calamity.
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No More Government by the People

No More Government by the People.
One Of the purposes entertained by the
partisans of a Convention Is to restore the
old Virginia aristocratic system of govern.
Ing the people by local officers appointed
over instead of elected by them as Mt
present That's why the township sys.
TEN Is to be abolished. II Is too demo.
cratic. II allows the people to choose
their own local officers. The idea Of the
"bogus" Democracy Is 10 have them mp.
pointed either by the executive or by
Court House ring, so that all the offices,
high and low, can le farmGd out and made
a party machine. The work was begun
in the act under which today's election Is
held. The officers Of this election arc not
the men whom We chose to conduct our
elections they are men who hold their
authority over lis by appointment directly
from the Executive. We shall sec much
tAore Of tliis before long Our people will
not in future be. allowed to choose Their
local officers. These will'be chosen for
them by superior power. Those who
vote for q Convention to-day vote for this
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will You Give Up the Ballot :


Dothe worhingmen of Wheeling want
the ballot taken away from them Are
they al independent enough of circum'
stances to come up to the polls and cry
out their vote in opposition to the wish
of their employer, without some apprc-
hension that they or their families may
be made to suffer for itP Can q man,
whose children's bread and butter may
depend on the favor of his employer, feel
as free to announce his vote openly NJ ii
he votes the secret ballot The ballot Is
his friend. 1t preserves his real indepen-
dence. 1t stands between him and trOu.
bile 1t protects secret that is his own,
and which no other man has right 10
know. II the Convention carries, We
shall only be allowed to see the ballot
about once more after to-day Think
about whether you would Ike 10 have it
taken from you.
II is one Of the aYOWed purposes 0l the
Convention to take away the ballot and
restore the old rim rare mode Of voting
Then you will 90 to the polls and tell the
Judges whom you vote for for this office,
and haveit cried ont, whom You vote for
for another office and have IL cried, and
so on through the whole tedious cata-
logue, instead Of putting in your vote for
all at once. Are we prepared to go back
to the barbarous agcsY II so, let us go
fora Convention and abolish the ballot.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Extension of Thicrs' Term Assured
...3OO,OOO,OOOf More Paid to
Germany.

Extension of ThieTs' Term Assured
...30O, ,O0O,OOOf More Paid "a
Germany.
81. VERSAILLES, August 9S
The pr0lOngation Of the power d
Ihiers Is now assured
Another installmGnl OF three hundred
million francs Of the war indemnity has
been paid Germany. ....t .g'.+.r
AT meeting o. the Deputies of the
Lett bill was adopted for the disarma.
mcnt of the National Guard. II Is assert.
cd that Thiers accepts the bill rs gov
ernmcnt measure II is thought that all
parties in Paris will agree upon gradual
disarment OF the National Guard, when
the bill reorganiling the army becomes a
law. '....t
The!line steamship France" is anchor.
ed off Marsilles considerably damaged.
Gambetta proposes a dissolution Of the
Republican Union Deputies to the As.
sembly on the 1st of May next
The evidence given before the court
martial establishes the fact that the
Federals,. disguised MS flrcmcn, fed the
flames In Paris with petroleum. NJ. Col.
lett, u Prussan director under the Com.
mune, deposed that hc received FavrG's
order To shoot tho hostages under his
chal go, and that he declined To comply
Herewith, ...s.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON. AnpllRi 2N.

.. LONDON, August 90.
A railroad collision Inst night near Lei.
CestGr injured many.
AT q meeting held At Birmingham last
evening the Lords were condemned for
having rejected the ballot bill.
AT New Castle the workmen are on q
strike and new hands have been employed
in their place. A riot is apprchended
II Is RnthOrltatlYely denied that Chi
chester FortGScuo will succeed Earl
Spencer as Viccroy to Ireland.
The disturbances ut New Castle on the
Tyne continue and the authorities con.
template calling out the militia TO effect .
restoration Of order.
A foreign ship has arrived Nt Shields
with the cholera aboard.
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SARATOGA RACES.
The Great lsNTiIe Race between
Longfellow and ITelmbOld...1IOng-
fellow beaten.

SARATOGA, August go.
The crowd at the races to-day was
nearly equal to that of last Thursday.
The first race, dash, three.fourths Of n
mile, was won by Mosclle, beating Pre-.
ccdent in 1917.
There was a tremendous interest in the
great race between Longlellow and
HelmbOd. During the first three miles
Longiellow led by ftoni one to two
lengths. Helmbold began TO gain in the
last eighth ofihe third mile, passing under
tho string half . length ahead. I,ongrel.
low lost steadily during the last mile,
Ilelmbold leading three lengths at the
first quarter, six at the half mile, and
finishing sixteen lengths ahead Of Long.
fellow, amid the most tremendous enthusi.
asm and cheers Time, 7:49t.
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Fire at Fort Wayne.

FoRT WAYNE, IND, Aug, H3,
4 nFe broke out in the dry goods store
oi EEasA X Bro, at Hartford City, this
morning at o'clock. 1t spread rapidly,
the hremen being unable 10 get Il under
their control, and in three hours Inc en-.
tire south side OF the public square was
in ashes, There were twelve buildinQS
burned, including dry goods stores, no,
Gerry stores, hardware establishment,
jewelry and drug stores, saloons, a barbe!
shop, shoe shops, bGtchers' shops, barns
SC. The loss will reach nearly $4,000
with only about $4,000 insurance Sup
posed N be inCendiary
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EurOpean BFeVitieS.

BERLIN, August %.
The Emperor will remain at Gastein a
fortnight. He will then visit Bavaria.
MADRID, August 23.
The Spanish Government has released
Senior l.afaigne, who was charged with
being an lniernationalist.
ROME, August 81.
The report Of crisis in the italian
Government Ia unfOunded.
LONDON, August 90.
The report ol u blight Of the potato
crop in Ireland Is exaggerated.
~. ~. VIENNA, August ~.
The Free Press to-day, in a leading edi
tOrial, hints at the retirement OF Baron
l3eust, and urges as political demonstra.
tion his election as Deputy from Vienna
to the Austrian Parliament .
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Reduction of Railroad FreIghts.

ANEW 1Ohht hubuot S''
Railroad ireights are again largely re-
duced 10 the West by the leading roads.
Prices are now lower than at any time
since 1861 The following are tho new
prices per 100 weight, Tor first, second and
third class goods IRON this city West ID
Cleveland, 23c; sandusky, CSC; Colum.
bus, 2Sc Dayton, Bic; Cincinnati, 32C
Toledo, &c Louisville, csc; 81. Louis,
ljt Cairo, 45c Fl Wayne, ,.83c; Atchi.
son, $l,Oj; Kansas City, $i,OO; 81, 10.
sepha, 800; Chicago, BIC; milwaukee,
4Oc Detroit, 25c; Kalamazoo, BIC; Grand
Rapids, 3jc .-.... -t....
Steam rates on Lake Erie from Dun.
kirk and Buffalo West to Chicago, Toledo
and Detroit, 20c. Steam around the
Lakes to Chicago and Milwaukee, 9ic.
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MEMPHIS.


The frat new cotton Of the season was
received lT Thomas II. Allen & Co. this
morning II was grown in Arkansas,
ciHssed as low middllng, and sold for
twenty-five cents. .....
Miss Ella, daughter Of Col. Fred. Dhly,
Of Torrance, Miss, suiclded with lauda.
mum last Monday night, after retiring from
q party given In the house in her honor,
she having Just graduated, She left q
note for her mother saying she was tired
Of life
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WOULD the people Of this city like to
see tho Legislature vested with discretion
to exempt the property Of railroad cor.
potations from taxatiOnS If they would,
lot them vote to call Convention The
Legislature last winter was mere wax in
the hands of two such corporations, each
of which got everything it asked for.
Does anybody suppose these great com.
panies would be less successful in manag-
ing a Conventions which will numbcrno
more and can probably be bought rs
cheaply ms a Legislature, And does any.
body suppose they don't know Il?
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RaVages OF the Cholera in Russia.
NEW YORK, August 23.


I,OlC foreign papers contain accounts
of the cholera in Russia, from which IL
appears that there Is q heavy mortality
from the disease In that country in pro.
portion to the population, In ST. Peters.
burg from tho first appearance Of tho
cholera on the Goth Of August, 1870, there
has been in st. Petersburg G,9l1 cases
and 9,7O7 deaths. In Moscow the cpl.
demic Is Of II very malignant character,
and in some regions, where medical as.
sistance Is dilllCultto obtain, il has coin.
mitted fearful ravagcs, The following Is
the report from Moscow on the lst inst :
The cases remaining are 523, new cases
90, and 33 deaths. Since March 18th,
there have been 3,5G9 cases in Moscow,
and l,Gi3 deaths. TIE cholera has ap.
pearcd in several parts Of the government
Of Vladimir, ibnt the proportion Of fatal
cases Is small At CronstRdt up TO July
20th there were 430 cases and 2ll deaths
AT Riga there were one hundred and
nine cases in two days. AT wilma, up to
the 1ltth Of July there had been ,132
cases and 5l2 deaths. At TambaT n town
Of about 10000 inhabitants, 1904 cases
are reported up to tho 2lst Of July, and
! PAP deaths. At RyDinsk very important
commercial depot on the Nolga, more
than half the cases prove fatal. Many Of
the inhabitants were leaving. the country
where the disease was most prevalent
but from some sections the accounts are
more favorable.
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/ In tie 1hdmary Of Guernsey county,
Ohio, on the nth inst, a lemented pauper
named BERRY, became enraged, broke out
d the room where he was confined,
seized a short board and with the sharp
edge Of II itinstanuy killed two Of his fel-
low inmates, one a woman named KIM.
ntE, the other q man pamed RrCH. &c
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OMAHA.
OMAHA, August 90.

UMAHA, august %.
A cavalry company Of 100 men will
leave Grand Island, Neb., tomorrow, by
orderor Gen. Anger, for a reconnaissance
through the new counties Of Howard,
Sherman and Greeley, north anil west Of
that place. Tho expedition. e expected
to be absent twenty days, and Will gather
valuable Information In record TO what
il now an almost unknown portion Of tho
State,
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The Ballot Question In England.

ANN" ANAh"t SANt1 hob 'r''
London papers just received give the
prOcCedlnggof the British Parliament on
the Ballot bill discussion. In advocating
tho passage of ihe bill In the House Of
Lords on the 10th instant, Lord Rpon
spoke Of tho election In the District Of
Columbia, which he witnessed while in
this country; and said that though the
contest was one Of race, white Va. black,
yet the election was conducted with the
utmost tranquility. THIS was m evidence
that the ballot conducVs in n remarkable
degree to the tranquility, simplicity and
order Of the election. The Duke oflGFjm.
erset, in debating the measure, said the
Government wns in n difllculty-it want
ted rallying cry. All its measures had
broken down, md II was the most un.
lucky Government that ever was What
mess they hal made Of Il in the park
here md the park in Dublin Their army
could not march and their ships could
not swim. The Government did not mitch
care whether the bill passed or not-it
answered their purpose either way.
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Ken,noLy Eloctlon..o .oaieial Returns,

..i LorEvif.LE, August ~.
Onlcial returns iromall hut one county
received at the Office Of the Secretary Of
the state at Frankfort, give Leslie, Dem,
l26 O57; Harlan, Rep, s9078-Leshe's
majority SB.09l,' Wolfe county only re.
mainihg to be heard ftom, Is reported to
give Leslie 3ss, Harlan 2l6-making
Eeslles majority 37i53. This is doubt
esq the correct vote, ''
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ALI, the old line wings will vote against
the Convention. They say they were op.
posed to disiranchisement but now that
cnlranchisement has taken place they VIII
not help the scheming leaders Of the De-
mocracy To ruin the State. - Piedmont ia.
.lMe -L---- .-a---- =
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GkHGttteli9etrte4
Send Us the Returns.

Our friends throughout the State, es-
pecIally al the county towns, will do us
favor if they will send us the result OF
the election in their several counties as
soon rs it has been ascertained. Tele-
graph us where there are facilities,
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The Guernsey Times announces that
iron ore has been discovered about two
or three miles from Cambridge, by Rev.
Mcfarland and Alex. McCracken. The
specimens are considered by experts, very
rich, being known a. "Kidney ore"
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The members Of the American scien.
tihc Association, recently in session at
indianapolis, arc visiting Mammoth Cave.
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Tuition has been reduced from $50 to $40 per
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FIRE tuition 10 sous Of Ministers Of the Gospel
Of all denominations. .H
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No, Cures Price In BOr1 Cents
! !" RCverB, Congestion, Ihiamnlat On4..,....2b
" Worms, Worm Fever, Worm UOliO. O.....S
CrytnEsCOlcO or Tcethng Of lniauts....25
Dlarrhoen VI Children or Adults l......23
3 DysenIery, Dripping, bilious COlc"."....2j
g ChoIern- -MOFbuB, VOnltlnE E"n,.a..."....25
Coughs, Colds, BfOnchitl
"NeufnIKin TOOthache, FAccAche.,......25
y Headaches, Sick Headache, V0rtiRoa.25
10 Dyspepsia, DIlluup HtOmach .n"....""..S
II 4" Suppressed or Irregular PsfiOda .....,...2o
u Whites, too PrOtuge Periods .......,,.......2o
- Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing .".... q
II " EruptIOnA, hAlt kh1um, ETJsiDelAsD.......2a
n RheumntIsm, 1lh0nthalIc PaihS....""..&
IG Fever n nd CUE, Chill Fever, ARuaa.... %
II Piles, Blind or Ble0dn gr."..,
Ia Opthnlmy, and BOrp or Weak EyVS..n...N
~ Cntnrrh, ,aCuts or chronic, Influenza ....sO
~ WhoOpinR.cOuHh, Violent c0uRhs.."m..0
p ABthmn, oppressed BteAthlng g"n."...."..1
% Enr Discharges, Impaired hgAtln g.......D
"a ScrOfnln, Enlarged Glands, HWslllnHs 40
2i General Debility, Physical WOAkheEsn..O
26 DrOpay and Scanty Secret Ions ,,.........50
~ - Sen sickness, BICkncaA from AidnR...N
II Kidney DlAen8p, urnVel. l...,a..""4......D
"a 4" Nervous Debility, Involuntary Semi.
lhnl DtprhntEts...y .',,,' ..,,.,,."D.....l "
~ :" HBFe Mouth, thnkEf..u.G"..,um, ......,..aO
~ ~ Urinary NrnknrhR, MHttlnR Bed ......5U
Al " Painful Periods, IIyatoti ".....,..50
~ " SuITcrinRa ut Change Oi life o.,...,.,..l ~
"a " Epilepsy, spasms, 81, YItus Danes ,,,,,l T.,
d DlphfheflH, liberated Bore ThtNat..,....hH
rTIcs in yinls, large 10. 49,. glp aud 1 Il