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The barometer will probably continue
to fall, with eastwardly winds, and rise
tonight, in New England Cloudy
weather Is probable for Saturday over
the Middle and Eastern States. The low
barometer will probably continue over
the lakes, southwatd TO the Gulf, with
clearing and partially cloudy weather,
except from Lake Superior to Iowa,
where southerly winds and rain will poa-
sibly prevail by Saturday might.
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Miners, Wages Reduced.

PoTTsvGLLE, Pa, Sept. IA.
The wages Of the miners was reduced
one per cent from last months prices.
This action creates much feeling, as 1t was
expected the prices would be advanced
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CINCINNATI.
Fatal Accident to a Little Boy.
CINCINNATI, September IA.


CINCINNATI, September IA.
A sou of Rev. Mr.. Yocum, rector o.
Christ Church, fell from a fourth story
window this morning, and was instantly
killed. The boy was seven years old.
CINCINNATI AS A COTTON MARKET.
The cotton factors of this city have
long felt the need of an organization by
which they could, through concerted &C.
tiOn, bring the advantages which this city
presents as a cotton market more promI-
nently before the trade OF the country,
from planters and manufacturers, and on
Wednesday last held a meeting, at which
a constitution was adopted. At the ad.
journed meeting to-day an organization
was perfected by the election OF Matthew
Addy, of Addy, Hull l. Co., President;
8. Leslie Taylor, of Taylor Bros, and NJ.
Krischberg, Of j. II, GOodheart & CO.,
Vice Presidents; Geo. Sharpless, of Geo.
sharplCss & Co, Secretary, and Thomas.
Mcdonald, Of Robert Moore g. Co., Treas
urer, A committee was appointed to
prepare a bylaws. The "CinCtnnati Cot
ton Association" will soon be ready for
business,
"s ABANK swINDLRD.
Some days ago man came to this city
pretending to be Mr.. Sherman, a grain
dealer from Chicago, about 10 enter into
the business here, He rented room In
Pixies Opera House, furnished 1t hand-s
somely and deposited check for $4,000
with the Commercial National Bank for
collection, saying he would transact all
his business with that bank. Shortly
after heapplied for an advance Of $4,000
70 meet an engagement. 1t was paid on
his check, Subsequently II was discover
cd that tho check was raised from o
genuine check for $100 Sherman has
not yet been found. EasA
! WAR ON THR SOCIAL Evil. a4ibr
The GRANDEUR to-day reported thirty
one indictments against keepers ofhouses
Of ill'lame, and three against owners of
houses used for that purpose. '"' f.''' ..4
THE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
There has been an immense attendance
at the Industrial Exposition tonight,
fully ten thousand persons having visited
the hall since six o'clock this evening.
The attendance from the Southern States
Is steadily increasing, while visitors from
the East are now arriving, the latter gen
orally expressing great surprise at the
extent Of tho exhibition. Il is expected |
that President Grant will visit the exhibit
tlon next Tuesday evening. Much com.
plant Is coming from various sections Of
the insuiilciency Of the half.fare arrange
ments, the larger number OF roads CON
centrating here only carrying passengers
70 the city one day in each week at
duced rates. 'Wa4st 1
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weather Report.
.f."'l Wan DEPARTMENT,
OPFICR or THE CHIHP sIaNAL OHPIOER,
WARRINGTON, d, O., Sept. 1880 p. n,


"A OPFICE or THE CHIHP SIGNAL OHPIOER, ,
WARRINGTON, d. O., Sept 1880 P. n.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FoUR HOURS.
Hazy weather is reported from the Pa
ciflc coast, and Is probably due TO forest
fires in Oregon. The area Of the lowest
barometer has advanced from Arkansas
over the Ohio Valley and Lake Erie, and
probably now extends over Western
Pennsylvania and New York. The high
pressure in Canada and New England
now extends from Maine eastward, and
the barometer has fallen slightly on the
South Atlantic. Northwestwardly winds,
veering to the south, have prevailed on
The middle and eastern coasts, and the
lower lakes, and feeble winds on the up
nor lakes.
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Medical.
SlMILIA snlILlBUs OURANTUR
HUMPHREYS


HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven nom Tie most ample experience
an entire successt simple Prompt Efllcient
and Reliable. They are the Best Family Modl.
cines In use-so simple that mistakes cannot be
made In using them 40 harmless as u be free
rom danger, and 80 efficient a. TO be always rO
liable. They have received tho highest cOmmen.
datlon from the thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render satls
aaCtion To those who try them.
No Cures Price In Borss. Cents.
" EeVcrA, Congestion, lntammRil lOnu..,.n25
Nrying.Coiic OF fecthng Ui InlAhtA.....25
DlRrrhOcR VI Children or AIultS."....26
RSssSnteryI GtLp!9s LillISg. COllc.,.".."2s
oughP, Colds, Bronghiti. .n...... .............2s
heurnIgin, TOotharhC, FaUrAchc,.,.....,25
~ Headaches, SICK Headache, VettlRO.".25
70 DyApepSin, Bilious stomach. ...",.."........25
Expressed or Irregular POrIOIs.."...... I'd
z Whites, too PfotnAs Pprlols .,.....,,......25
y !, ronh Congh, Dinicult nreathng.".".. 25
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70 =, eyer md AGuE,Ch Fever, AgueS.... %
. Gn,h h,Sd or plSedins; rs
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q Scrofuln Enlarged GLANDS, S%elIIn,,v;S;.. ,,;;..'S ~
x a. sneraI Debility, Physical Weakness. 30
S W AZ ~ Pug sea9ly secreilons.
y Kidney Bss; BiseS;ss sefRgss GTsSo from Ridins.,S
NsrTona Debility, Involuntary Semi.
~ ansa hts,iaa '.........l %
., a EeMOu!h, UAnker",....,.... ......,, 10
y Urinary MtnhneAa, Wettlng bed 80
~ :, 5nlnill Perloda, HyatOria ....,...........SO
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Ddphthetin, liberated Sore Threat ,,... IA
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Family Cases In Morocco, with
90 large dram Walls, containing the above
OO "',a win oToR OF directions complete, Si0 90
70 lnpaper casc, with book. ....S %
VETERINARY SPECIFICS,
VSse o. 10 i.ozyials, in fluid, 100 doses each,
WIN manual o. directions, giving full
SIsn STvouht n UI M diseases OF Horses, Cattle,
lions Tor use, In neat walnut case. com.
plete. e......''.,,..,,....,......, AIN m
Ponds Extract,
Cares Piles, NeuralSla, ToOtharbs RI.0di..
OF the Lungs, StOmAeh, Nose or Oihsr JSSs.h
Burns, Bruises, lAmeneaS, SpralHs. RhssHsss,,
tlsm, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Hollis. sSpns
known. .''"''ine
Price, Coz, SOc., Plnts 81 90, Quarts Al "a.
ugH- These Remedies, except PONDS EY.
any partoH the country, by mail OF express SSe 70
Address HUMPHREYS sPRCiFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
oHiee and depot, No. 500 BRoADwAT, New Yost
For Sale by all Druggists.
A fnllaesortmcnt Of the above for sale In Wheel.
ing by EDMUND BOOKING,
BOOKING d CARROLL
LOGAN, LIST q co.
,.,,... THOS. J. FINNEY.
MI assorlme' Of the above for sale in Bell
are 6y j, & NJ. N. MERCER
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Heavy Frost in Maine.

LEWISTON, ME-, Sept IA.
A very heavy frost occurred last night.
The vines generally are killed
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IL Tickets for 9100; 29 Tickets for
1856; SO Tickets for $500:
113 TiolSeta for a9lOOO.

The undersigned, late principal business man.
ager Of tho very successful Mercantile Library
dift Concert at San Francisco, Calliornia, has
been appointed agent and manager Of the Git
The drawing will take place In public, and
everything win be done satisfy buyers Of tick
cts that their interests will be as well protected
as u they personally superintended the entire
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The Cholera in Germany.

BERLIN, September Ii.
There were nino new cases Of cholera
in Konlgsberg on the 18th, with 03 deaths.
On the 18Th there were G8 new cases, and
45 deaths The disease has disappeared
at Dant2ig, and is merely sporadic at
Stettin. .'...I -f..rI
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The Revolution In Venezuela.

u CARACAS, August %.
Inc Government troops have again
LAAeh possession OF the town OF BARGE
iona They have been successful every
Where' The Government fleet is effective
IN preventing the landing Of revolution.
ists. The prisons are full OF political
prisoners. President Juseman Blanco mas
ordered large quantity Of munitions of
war from the United States, and seems
determined to pacily the country. Gen.
Salzar, who has lately returned from the
United States has Issued proclamation
from Caracas, against President Blanco.
Death Of the Oldest Woman.
PHILADELPHIA, September 10.
Hannah Roberts, colored, nearly 1870
years old, was burned to death last night.
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MEXICO.
Cry OF MEXICO. Sept, 2,
Nh Inn1AMn1A CANT Ia


A preliminary meeting Of Congress took
place yesterday. The number Of mem.
bers present were 147. The whole mum.
ber in Congress Is 227. The meeting
resulted favorably for Juarez for Presi.
dent. In the temporary organization
committee on credentials Of Jaurests were
chosen by a vote Of 70 to 6s. Being
alarmed at this vote, the opposition aban-
doned the Hall, depriving the meeting Of
a quorum until evening. This Is thought
TO be indicative of success for Jaurez,
though arrivals OF other members may
make achange. 1t is stated that Diaz Is
for peace, and will move against any
revolutionary attempt.
Cry OF MEx1co,tsept. 9th,
gid lND1ANo1A, Sept. ID. i
The Juarests are sure ofthe entire organi.
zation of Congress including the Commit
tee on credentials. Strong threats have
been made. A permanent Junta will be
installed September 10. Pronnuciamen.
tos have been issued in Zacatecas, and
a forced loan has been levied in smaller
tnwnq .s.... .fH.
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The Insurrection in AIgiers.

Thelarge town of sehepeka has been
destroyed and the insurreCtlonary leaders
in the vicinity captured and shot.
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MANNER OF DRAWING:

There will be two glass wheels. One wheel
will contain 10000 numbers, plainly printed on
leather tags. The other wheel Wilt contain 73l
boxes, each containing giit One tag OF mum
Der will be drawn from the 100 900 wheel, and the
first box drawn from tho second or 79l box wheel
will contain glft, neatly printed and sealed up,
and the Mn 90 drawn from the second wheel VIII
be the gift Of the tag Arst drawn, whether elOO,
81 900, or Sl0O 900, as announced.
1894 Tickets Disposed Of In July.
Toinsute ticket holders, tho public are assured
that II only $4,000 tickets are a9ld only Ho,gO
numbers 70 in the large wheel, the III gins
awarded, But diminished pro rata n case S9 700
tickets only arc sold, 9n nIpGts 5sI ~ Roqg1 g9
onebaIi; and in c.se only g, 200 tickets are sold
M eniIlc T5I siits will be paid In fnll-it being
STiended iiSt no unsod tickets shall participate.
The manager has already. paid into the ICit.
,,.is Bank $50 90 towards defrayinR the expen.
les, and does not depend on sales Of tickets 10
pay hie expenses Of Printing, Advertising, &c.
The public are invited 10 the utmost scrutiny a.
10 the reliability Of the entire AFFAIR.
Persons deslfous Of acting as agents for the
sale OF our tickets In any city OF tho United
States or CanadAg, address
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FREE LIBRARY IN LOUISVILLE,
lf....... ..... To be called the ..
Pnblic Llbrary of KentnokH.

u
The Concert and distribution will take place
under the immediate supervision OF the Trustees
mentioned In the act Of Incorporation, lui.
The Trustees will be assisted by well known
and eminent citizens Of KENTUCKY, who have
consented 10 be present at tho concert aud 10 su.
perintend the drawing and distribution a Of eiits.
The holders Of Tickets TO which gins are award
ed will bo paid on presentation OF them or their
fraction at the office in Louisville, the second
day aiter drawing aud every business day for six
months thereafter, and may be sent direct or
through any Bank or Express Company, for col.
lection. All orders accompanied by Drafts, Post
Oflco Money Orders, or Greenbacks, Will be
promptly attended to and tickets returned by
mall, registered or Expressed, as desired.
Tickets arc like Greenbacks good only TO the
holder.
Buyers will note that there are only ono Hun.
dred Thousand Tickets, instead Of Two Hun.
dred Thousand, as In the San francisco Gin
Concert, and that there is $4,000 moro dstribu.
ted. / sold that and made the awards In four
months and paid e499 90 to ticket holders from
November "a 70 18th, 1870, and turned over
S12 900 10 the Secretary due tickets not presented
II will be particularly noticed that tits q mat.
% S n ST IRy 39 E169 70 snSS Ss ThSs tSs
gift Of any number drawn nom the drst wheel
will be, until the sealed box, with the amount Of
the gift plainly printed, 10 taken from the other
wheel and opened In full view Of the audience,
towards Inc iast or n The middle Of The drawing.
The $1,000 giit in the San Francisco Gin Coz.
cert under the management Of o. Il. Peters, was
the 200th number drawn, and was awarded and
paid TO gentleman In New Orleans 7Qi Gifts
is oil that can be drawn In one day
~ The Numbers and Gifts are drawn by blind
children from 8 to II years OF age.
The Drawing will be extensively published,
and parties ordering tickets will have printed
lists sent them. Parties forming Clubs and de.
sirlng information will please address this ONCE
IL Tickets for 9100; 29 Tickets for
/ 1856; SO Tickets for $500:
liz Tinlata for Alln0O.
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COLLEGE.
The thIriIeth session of this Institution will
commence on
Monday. 25th Sentembar 1871

The thrtIeth session Of this Institution will
commence on .
Monday, 25th September, 1871.
and terminate on the 18th Of June, 1872. It is
dramatically situated in the midst OF the boautl.
ul and healthy hill.cOnntry Of tho "Panhandl0n
Of West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad
or river, and surrounded with tho most favorable
influences for student life. II has property In
endownSnL M MB6lIdl9gs, Apparatus, Library, &c.,
Of over $O, 900, and is thus enabled to sustain q
faculty and furnish facilities for a thorough edu.
cation Of the very FIRST order
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided for both public and private board.
Ing, and uninrnlshGd rooms will bO lot 10 students
who wish to board themselves.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION:
l. Preparatory course Of one year ., Regular
Literary Course, including tho Ancient Ian.
guages for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. g.
Literary and Scientific Course, for tho Degree Of
Bachelor Of Sciences. 4. The Course for Master
Uf Arts. D. The Course for Master OF Sciences.
H. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering &C. Detailed information as TO
these Courses will be found In our Catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
The Institution has a complete SGT OF Phllo.
sOphiCal Apparatus, and students who Wish II
are trained In tho use Of Field Instruments-alBO
u thoroughly fitted up Laboratory for practical
Instruction ana work In Chem ical Analysis, and
An ample Museum for the study OF Natural His
tory.
TERMS.
Tuition has been reduced from $50 to $50 per
session. Boarding Trom e. to 81 per week. IN.
furnished rooms from $5 TO $40 per session, and
free tuition to sons Of Ministers Of tho Gospel
Of all denominations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue To
Prof O. l.. LO0s, Secretary; or, to
W X pRNDT ETtDN praaIdnni
jyl7 Bethany, West Virginia.
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TAte3s1 1 PRINTED TO ORDER AT
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Mr.. Seward in London.
LONDON, September ID.
Hon. VIM. II. Seward hes arrived here.
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After paying the expenses Of the enterprise aud
making the dlstribntlon Of the Glits, the balance
OF the proceeds arising from the sale Of tickets
Will be appropriated 10 tho establishment OF
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgencer.

CBy the Western Union Line.
Onice Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sta,l
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KENW0OD BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR 30 Y s!
NEW BRIGHTON, Pa.
Seventeenth Year Begins Sept. 10.
RON RON CITY Il coLLEEleE, El, PITTS

The best conducted, most popular and snccOss.
'u Institution In the United States, for tho tho
rough, practical education Of young and middle
aged men.
tS'-For large descriptive circulars, contain.
Ing null particulars, address
JySld&w J,C, SMITH, A. NJ, Principal.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

lection Of cadets TO authorize the pronunciation Of gen
eial regulations for the army; Tor the settlement OF
Claims OF the Massachusetts Coast Defense.
Mr.. CONKLING Hep., N. YJ-To prevent cruelty 20
anlh3is IN transit Oy railroads ether means OF trans
portati0n within the United statC8 aud FOR the preserva
ton Of the harb0rs and gabe flyers Of the United
States against encrOachnpnt..
MI. POMEkO1 rep, kaEsas)-A utiorizing tho estab
snment OF ocean mail service between the United States
and Australia.
Hnanl indian lands Ia Kansas; 10 enable the Secretary
OF ar TO enlarge the depot n Fort IaYcnwoIh and to
enable the Kansas Pacific Railroad Company extend
lIs nne 70 The Northern boundary ~ Mexico.
hr; hhE rep, New 10 encourage teiegaphic cOmmu-
heauOn between America. Asia, ard EDr.1c granting
Ilg9t on way and lands 10 the Sacramento Inralratio
ana HaYigttiOn Company.
has y T ehS S4SSf Reg y Incorporate the Re
pi 70 regulate the service in the collection OF
,;,, anu tne disposition OF fines. penalties, and
eIutes uhder te laws relating CrstOls and FOR other
purposes. iul synopsis OF the bill vas publ he'd 81
yesterdays TRIBUSRl 49, ~ "
MI. EENION said nc woud os the consent Of Che Sen.
ate TO take up the bill early next week with the view OF
submitting some reInarhson It.
Mr. MORTON (Rep, THfl introduced a Jaint Perolu-
ton authorizing the President 10 appoint Commission
TO the lDteI2tonal loulgCfs ca Penitontary Dlsci
pline, DC, In Europe
In reply to inquiry by Mr. SUMNER Rep Mass) ia
stated that the proposed COngros would Sc hid ia
Florence. The Joint Resolution wa ttcn passed.
Mr.. HAMLIN (Rcp., Me- introduced a BIZ 20 provide
senogaphers for The Circuit Courts of The United states
All tle bills introduced were lad upon the table, TO
await the formation OF the Committees.
House concurrent resolution 20 adjourn 81 Nc0nesday,
March 9, which, upon motion By LII. HAMllN tbep~
Mel, was lad upon the table,
The Senate then, ct 1890 adjourned until Thursday.
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GENERAL FRENCH NEWS.

TIE GERMAN OCCUPATION OF VERSAILLES EX-
TENpED-GEN. PALADINES ASSUMES COM
MAYD OF THE PARIS NATIONAL GUARD
FAIpHERBE's PROCLAMATION TO HIS TROOPS.
LONDON. Tuesday, March 7, ISL
Tie Daily Nc,cs Of to-day. says special Conyen-
tion has been entered into by the German AID
French authorities under which the German occu-
patton Of Versailles is extended until the 10th Of
March.
Cen. D. Aurene de Paladines has assumed COM
rnand Of the National Guard Of Paris. In his first
order Of the day he invokes the cooperation of the
Guards in the work of maintaining order, and de
clares that tranquility alone win restore the pros
peritv Of France. Meanwhile all disturbances will
be promptly represged and their promoters sternly
dealt with The press approve of the general order,
and say affairs already show Improvement.
Gen. FaidheTbe issued a proclamation to the
Twenty-third Corps, composed of National Guards,
on their disbandment. He thanks them Tor the
manner in winch they have fulfilled the arduous
duties imposed by the Government of National De-
tense, and informs them that they now return to
their homes. He concludes by denouncing those
who shirlied their duty to their country declaring
that public opinion will punish them with eternal
infany.
The return Of the French soldiers informed in
Switzerland has been postponed at the request Of
the French Government in consequence of the in
teruptiOn Of the Lyons and Paris Railway.
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TIE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
THE NEGOTIATIONS MAKING FAVORABLE PRO-
GREsS-RUMORED SETTLEMENT OF THE FISH
cry QUESTION
LBY TELEGRlPH TO TIE TRIBuNEl

THE NEGOTIATIONS MAKING FAVORABLE PRO-
GREsS-RUMORED SETTLEMENT OF THE FISH
cry QUESTION
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEBl
WASHINGTON. March mo meeting of the
Joint High Commission held to-day, though it win
proceed with It's sessions at IL O'Clock tomorrow. No
length has been fixed for their daily sessions yet there
is general desire tho part OF all the members to push
forward the business rapidly possible, they will
probably make the most of their time. An agreement
has been made that the proceedings and decisions OF the
Commission shall be kept entirely secret until they
finally shaped and sent TO the Senate for ratification II
may, however be acly asserted that the comparison Of
views has thus far disclosed insuountab bic obstacle
to a settlement Of the questions at ISSUE and the
bers feel sangune of success than before the
meetings began II is impossible TO say yet how much
time the negotiations win occupy, but Of the Com
nissOners predicted to-day that their work would be
completed by the middle Of April If the Senate should
not then be in session. IL is thought that the President
will call It together for the purpose OF acting the
suit Of the Commissions labOrs. The Commission Is now
engaged in considering the fisheries question, and there
is rumor pre- alent that this matter viii DO adjusted by
allowing Americans TO fish in all Canadian waters, ire
spectye OF the three mile limit The payment Of sum
OF money to be agreed on by the Commission.
A FAVORABLE RESULT EXPECTED IN ENGLAND.
LONDON. Tuesday, March 7, 1871.
The Morning Post learns that the prospects OF
the settlement Of all matters Of dispute between the
United States and England by the High Commission at
Washington very promising There IS says The Post
an evident disposition TO treat all topics with fairness
Discussions will first take place upon the question OF the
fisheries and aferward upon the subject Of the Alabama
cIaius