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MINOR TELEaRAMs.

The case, Of Bright, Indiana State
Printer, charged with perjury, is under
argument at indianapolis.
"A suffrage convention will be
held at indianapolis on the 18th and 10th
ofNovember.
"A little boy of 10 had n leg crushed
by railroad car, and subsequently Rmpu.
tated, at Louisville yesterday,
The persons who recently robbed the
express on the Mobile s. Ohio Railroad at
Moscow have been arrested. The lived
In the vicinity and had been unsupported.
The Austrian government will prob.
ably hayeR large majority In the newly
elected II lchract.
The death of the Grand Vigar Of
Turkey took place at ConstantinOple
wednesday afternoon.
The Northwestern Mills, on Canal
street, Milwaukee, were partially destroy
ed by fire, together with the contents Of
wheat and -four, Thursday evening.
Loss about $S,0O0 partially insured.
The Industrial Exhibition buildings
at Buffalo now cover double the space of
those in 1869, and the managers ArO ar.
ranging for additional accommodations
Persons desirous Of exhibiting should up.
ply Immediately TO secure advantageous
locations. Everything indicates bril-.
liant success
"A project Is on foot Tor tho building
ofa narrow guage railway from PaduCah,
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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 3.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept, 3.
The meeting OF the American Pomo.
logical and Virginia Agricultural Societies
adjourned this evening.
A premium OF $50, offered by ELL
wanger & Barry, Of Rochester, N. V, for
the largest and best collection Of apples,
was awarded to the Iowa State H0rtIcul.
tural Society, presented by their delegate,
Mark Miller. Twenty dollars or medal,
offered by G. +, b. Leighton, of Nor.
folk, Va, was awarded TO the Kansas
collection Of fruits, presented by Stayman
W. lIansey and +. Wellhouse, Of Leaven.
worth. Aspecial premium Of fifty dol.
lars was awarded 10 Ellwanger Is Barry,
Of Rochester, New York, for the best col
lection Of pears. The California cOllec-
tiOn of fruits also received a special pre-
MUM. Other premiums were given to
individual exhibitors. A grand banquet
was given to the delegates tonight
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, September s.

W aphlNuASA't -
The Superintendent General of the re.
cruiting service of the Western Division
has been ordered to send 200 recruits to
Omaha for assignment to the 18th inian.
try and so to Fort Leavenworth for as
slgnment to the 3d infantry.
The President has appointed the follow.
ing named postmasters; j, W. Patterson,
Humboldt, Kansas; VIM. Weston, Iowa
Falls, Iowa; L. N. MCAlister, Champaign,
H., j. II. Taylor, Bozeman, Montana.
The Judge Of the Police Court, Sup't
of Police and the District Attorney, at a
conference to-day determined to break up
all bowdy and disorderly houses, after
giving the proprietOrs or reputed propri.
etOrs notice requiring them to cease their
business under the penalty Of arrest and
prosecution.
Admiral Lee, commanding tue Gulf
arrived here to-day.
Secretary Robson lett Washington this
morning Tor Portsmouth, N. II.
An official dispatch from Constantine.
pie says that MahOmed Pacha has been
appointed Grand Vizier TO succeed All.
Pacha lie was formerly Governor Of
Smyrna, but recently Secretary Of the
Navy
BlacQue Bey, the Turkish Minister has
returned with his fImily to Washington,
after an absence Of seventeen months In
his own country.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, September s.
The returns show that the exports from
Great Britain during August were unpre.
cedGnted. The actual value of goods
which passed outward was 29,22l ,245
pounds merchandise, 80 per cent over
the same month last year.
An atfray between the Catholics and
Protestants occurred yesterday at Port
Adown, Ireland. No lives were lost
Communication has been effected with
the injured miners Of Wigan. The dead
body Of one of the victims has been
brought to the surface. Others are known
to be in precarious condition and
hardly hopeiis entertained for the pres.
eryation ofany of their lives.
Queen Victoria is improving. She sat
in the garden at BAlmoral yesterday.
The crops Ia tho county Of York have
been damaged by storm,
The foot and throat disease Is spread
ing alarmingly among the cattle Of War
wiCkshirc
The Prince Of Wales has returned.
Field Marshal Won Blumenthal and
Count Won Alten have arrived in London
rs witnesses on behalf Of the German
Government of the autumn mancuvers Of
the British army In Berkshire. Each OF
the nations of Europe has, 1t appears,
been invited to send two military officers
TO observe the eYOlutiOns of the troops.
ss,The Right Hon. Geo. j. GOschen, in a
speech in reply to toast at the cutlery
feast at Sheffield last evening, uttered q
protest against the prevalent habit Of self,
depreciation among Engl!shmcn.
Ono hundred and twenty Norwegian
engineers havearrive at New Castle on
the Tyne,
Cork papers of to-day say Mr.. Buth.
hommul, the candidate for Parliament
from Limrick who was arrested for debt,
has escaped the custody of the bailif
The cOllieries in the Nation district are
to receive an advance In wages Of ten per
cent,
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BELMONT COUNTY FRUIT
GROWING.
How 10 Dispose OF Surplus CrOPS.-
Can Them.

How 10 Dispose Of Surplus Crops"
Can Them.
From the BarnesvIllc Enterprise.
The loss of the grape crop In this re.
gion, owing to the inability, OF growers 10
sell, lorcibly suggests the necessity OF
some certain means being adopted TO dis.
pose OF this and other crops, In fruitful
years we are unable to dispose OF many
other crops. AS regards grapes, and es.
peCially ConcordS, they will never pay in
this section unless converted into wine
The Ohio River and Lake Shore Vine.
yards cut us off from the markets Of the
East and West, and leave us with nothing
but nero local demand. This when
nearly every farm and garden has vines
ol It's own, Is insignificant, We are there
fore forced TO consider how 1t Is possible
to convert our large crop into money.
Our plan Is to establish Cooperative
Canning Establishment, where all perish
able fruits and vegetables may, It the con.
not be sold, be converted into jellies,
jams, canned goods or wines. Such an
institution could be proftably employed
In any ordinary year from May till DC.
tober. Instead Of sending fruit to mar.
ket when all markets are glutted and pri.
ces are at the lowest, they could bo
sold any time during the year, and
always bring prices that s,W0uld pay
the grower. Tho loss on fruit
this year would more than pay the cost
OF the buildings, while ever grower would
be relieved Of the trouble and vexation of
selling his crop In falling market. Our
plan would be to allow the members to
share proportionally in the profits Of the
establishment, and all would be able 10
always obtain the very highest prices.
One or two competent men could do oil
the selling, and thus save every grower a
great deal Of time and expense Instead
Of hundred men Clamoring at once for
customers, and underselling each other,
the representatives Of them all could
quietly go into market, and sell or not as
he desired. Itwould be the duty Of this
man TO keep his hand on the pulse Of tho
markets and noting the slightest tluCtua.
ton, take advantage OF every change. II
the prices did not suit him at one time,
he could walt six monthS longer. His
goods would not be perishable, and would
always command paying price.
1t Is unmistakab'e that this region Is
unsurpassed as fruit center, but II Is
equally evident that with our imperfect
facilities for selling or canning, many
fruits cannot be prohtably grown There
must be market on the ground, and as
1t appears probable that this cannot be
obtained, wo must employ substitute In
the shape Of u canning factory. In no
other way will our growers be able to
realize the highest profits from all their
productions.
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CINCINNATI.
The Industrial Exhibition.
CINCINNATI. september 8

CINCINNATI, September 8.
Though the Industrial Exposition Is by
no means what 1t will be by the first Of
the approaching of week, and it Is the
general understanding that 1t win be q
number Of days before it will present the
best appearance, the attendance to-day
was about 5000, double what it was the
corresponding period last year. COnsid.
erablO machinery is In operation to-day,
but satisfactory visit to the power de-
partmcnt can't be made before next Mon
day or Tuesday. AS the arrangements
become complete the superiority of the
display becomes more and more apparent.
This Is especially seen in articles Of do
nestle use. The show in fine china Is
not extensive; in silver ware there Is
a splendid display in drugs and chemicals;
the manufacturers appear TO have made
unusual preparations, Three exhibitors
In this department from Philadelphia and
one from St. Louis make splendid exhibit
tions. The carriage department Is full
10 repletion, and Agricultural Hall Is so
crowded that roof will be erected over
the alley on the south Of the building,
and this space will be used to relieve the
pressure in this department. Among the
display In soaps, Buffalo takes promi.
nent part; while Dayton, Ohio, Is q
prominent exhibitor in cut tobacco.
The suit oil Vim. Beakney against the
Sifel estate to enforcea contract by which
he claims a halrirterest in the patent Sif,
lel turbine water wheel, was decided to.
day at Springfield, Ohio, in the District
Court In favor of tho Sillel estate The
court sustained the demurrer Of the defen.
dants on,ihe ground that the statue Of the
United States requires all transfers ofpat.
ents to be In writing. The suit involves a
large amount of money The COvington
branch of the Farmers Bank OF Ky, Is
Withdrawn, and the business transferred
10 lhe CoVingtOn City National Bank.
The agreement between tho creditors
Of the Indianapolis & Cincinnati railroad,
for an adjustment Of It's debt and a rc.
organization OF the company, has been
signed by two.thirds oi the parties in the
interest, and becomes valid.
james Clancy while drunk this evening
at the foot Of 9th street, threw brick
at John Hillman, missing his object, but
hitting a laborer, John Martin, working
in cellar, breaking his skull and produC.
Ing death In four hours.
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FRosT.-The sections of this county,
east and north Of the city, were visited
Thursday night with a white frost. We
shouldn't wonder fit approached regu.
lar freeze out tin the mountains. Tho air
here had a decided edge to It on the night
named. We suppose all the summer
crops are beyond danger from frost, cx-
cept It be grapes and apples.
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in the late BufFenbarger trial. Repre-
sentatives Of the leading journals were
present, and tho congratulations to Mr.
Colburn were Of the most cordial charac.
ter, and sincerest sympathy expressed with
Mr., and Mrs, Colburn in their late
troubles.
The friends Of O'Donovan Rosa held a
meeting tonight and nominated him as
an independent candidate for Register of
the city and county of New York. Rosa
accepted the nomination.
A large and enthusiastic Republican
meeting, at Jersey city, ratified the nomi-
nation of Walsh for Governor, and Gen.
Fitzpatrick made speech fully supporting
the nomination.
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MINNESOTA.


MINNEAPOLIS, August y.
The extensive preparations made by the
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
oftbis city, for the coming great fair are
nearly complete, and tho grounds and
buildings present a splendid appearance.
Every inch Of the space In the various
large buildings, is applied for by exhib.
itors, and an immense barn and o
great number of stables for cattle
being rapidly filled. Three car loads Of
thoroughbred stock arrived to-day, among
which Is the herd Of L. p. BroCkway, Of
Wisconsin, and large number Of very
fine thoroughbred colts and young horses
Of James Wadsworth, Of Wdukeegan, ILL.,
The great trotters, Goldsmith's Maid,
Hotspnr and Western Girl, will reach
here tomorrow. The Fair promises to
be one Of the grandest successes ever wit.
messed In such exhibitions.
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The Renforth Inquest.

ST. johns, N. B., Sept. 8.
The Renforth inquest was concluded
last evening. The result ofthc post NOR.
tenn examination showed that Renforth's
lungs were engorged with blood, and
that his death was caused by overexe
tlon, combined with great mental excite.
ment
Dr.. jackson, Of Bostsn, testified that no
trace Of poison could be found In the
stomach OF the deceased. The verdict oI
the jury was that RenIorth came to his
death by congestion Of the lungs, caused
bV over eSeriiOn.
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PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.

HILADbDTHIHI DVPI' o.
Kane O'Donnel, a well known jour.
nalist, formerly Of the New York Tribune,
died this morning in this city.
One day last week large private party
Of citizens made a steamboat excursion
down the Bay from Wilmington. The
next day nearly the whole party suffered
from serious illness, the symptoms being
those Of poisoning, and In several fami.
lies one or more Of the members are now
very sick. One peculiar feature is, that
alter the victim seems to have been en-.
tirely relieved, the symptoms return with
the same severity as at first. One ply.
slcian Is reported TO have forty Of these
cases under treatment.
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BY TELEoRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntelllgenCer.

Ry the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Stl.)
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Railroad Accident In Pc nnSylvania.

Six stock cars, with Caboose con.
tanning six men, were left on the track of
the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railroad at Brldgeville, Wednesday, near
the summit oI a heavy grade, and while
the locomotive took coal, the brakemen
left In charge of tho stock cars loosened
the brakes. After the locomotive left,
the deserted post cars began 10 move
backward towards Mauch Chunk, pass.
ed through the tunnel, and ran with full
force into q loaded coal train. The ca.
boose was shivered to splinters, the coal
and cattle cars piled one on another.
Three of the occupants Of the caboose, all
cattle dealers, were killed outright, the
others seriously injured. The names oI
the killed are James Booth and Mr.. Good.
rich, Of Condor, New York, and Hiram
NJ. Case, Of FlemlngtOn, New Jersey.
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CHICAGO.
CnIcAGo, Sept. 8.

ShlbhNbl AJVpl' "
The COroner's inquest last evening de.
vGlOpGd the following facts In relation TO
the killing of a prisoner in the House of
Correction yesterday morning; Tho name
ofthe deceased Is Michael Wrenn, aged
10 years. lie has been vagrant for
many years, and large part of the time
an inmate Of the House Of Correction.
Yesterday morning George Dresser, one
Of the keepers, signalled the prisoners to
come from their cells to go to work.
Many Of tho prisoners arc sick and old,
and are not required TO work, Wrenn be.
ing Of that number; but ho came from
his cell with the rest. Dresser saw him,
and become angry. He caught him by
tho coat and pushed him. The old man
fell to the floor, rolled under the iron
railing around the walk, and fell thence
to the stone tagging, distance Of thirty
feet, striking first on bis head, badly
iracturing his skull, and causing death in
two hours. Dresser is in custody. The
coroner's jury have not rendered yer.
dict. ....
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Fast Time by Goldsmith Mnid..New
York IncTedulous.

NEW lONK, September 8.
The Sun to-day discredits the time
made by Goldsmith Maid at Milwaukee,
and says that the story was received in
this city yesterday with very general in.
Credulity; $4,000 to $1,000 that Gold.
smith Maid could not come here and re.
peat, was offered, but no takers. Itadds
II Goldsmith Maid can go in 2:17, 217t
or very near to either Of these figures, let
her come TO tho vicinity Of York, where
she can he seen and accurately timed and
do II
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Railway Accident In Kentucky.

bOulpN h'bhi DVptSmDSA O'
An accident to the Louisville and
Nashville trains tonight, occurred at
Randolph station, seven miles from this
city, the regular meeting place Of the
trains Tho south bound passenger train
ran into the next TO the rear coach train
from Memphis and Nashville, as II was
running into the side track, wrecking the
last two cars of the latter One person
was killed and seven badly injured, two Of
whom will die before morning. Their
names are Buchanan from Ashville, North
Carolina, and Dr. James Thomas, OF
Rome, Georgia. Mr., Griffith ol the Nash.
villo linton and American, was also slight.
ly injured Surgeons were promptly or.
dered by the Company and every care
taken Of The wounded.
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DObTON, oeplemDeT o.
The National Division Of the Sons Of
Temperance has settled the question of
colored membership by adopting the fol-.
lowing preamble and resolution by 81 to
81 votes:
"WHEREAs, In the Order Of Sons of
Temperance, under the Jurisdiction Of the
National Division, we know no distinction
on account Of race, color or former con-
dition, but all are alike equal before the
law, therefore
ReSolred, That in our future action we
do not deem II eSpedient To organize
separate lodges in the same territory on
account Of any of the above named dis
iinciinnsN
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The McGeehan Murder case, al
Dayton.

A special to the Chronicle and TSmls
says the testimony for the State in the
case Of Tom McGeehan, charged with the
Myers murder, was commenced this morn.
ing. DR.. Beauchamp, who examined the
wound, testified with much particularly
TO the appearance Of the wound, saying
there wGs no appearance of powder on
the body. A piece Of coin produced for
the first time, with a hole in II, Is said to
have been taken from Myers pocket after
death. The counsel for the State is com.
batting the idea that Myers shot himself
Three boys, Lewis Keene, JnO Red.
mond and Lee Swope Of Covington, were
drowned in the river last night.
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New Jersey Republican Convention.
Man Vonty GnnV o,,,6on O

NEW lONhi CcplcILIIcT O.
The New Jersey Republican Conven.
tiOn adopted resolutions renewing their
pledge Of fidelity to the Republican par.
ty; endorsing the 10Th amendment as Just
In theory and ennobling In practice, and
opposing the attempt to blot it from the
record Of the country's progress; declar.
Ing the Republican party pledged to econ.
omy In the expenditure ofthe public mon.
ey, to good faith in the payment Of the
debt, to the careful fostering Of all branches
Of trade and industry, to wholesome laws,
to pure and learned judiciary and the
upright administration Of the government,
both State and national; supporting
Grants administration in the warmest
terms, and declaring for such reform In
tho civil service as shall make appoint.
mcnts to public offices dependent on NJ.
ness and character and allow removals for
cause only,
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Reported Escnpe on Prlsoners.

PHILADELPHIA, September 8.
Considerable excitement prevailed this
evening in Camden, New Jersey, among
the police fraternity on account Of dis.
patch from Salem IN the effect that all the
prisoners confined in the Salem jail had
broken out and made their escape.
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The New California GOvernor-Re.
iOicing at his Old Home.

TERRE HAUTB, INDi sep 8.
This city being the former home Of
Newton Booth, there Is great rejoicing
among his old friends and neighbors over
the news Of his splendid success in the
California canvass. Last night and this
morning many citizens have called upon
his venerable parents TO congratulate
them on the happy event.
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IT is rumored that President PENDLE.
TON, of Bethany College, declines to be a
candidate for a seat in the Convention.
The Democrats of Brooke will hold their
Convention on the Both.
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CLEVELAND.


CLEVELAND, sept 0.
Last evening, pursuant TO call, there
was held at Brainard a meeting Of citizens
Of German birth or descent who oppose
the repeal Of the Sunday and temperance
law. The attendance was large. Ad.
dresses were made by prominent German
editors and ministers, and resolutions
were adopted favoring The object of the
meeting.
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LONDON, septembers,
The steamship Russia, from New York,
touched Queenstown and proceeded to
Liverpool; the Silesia, from New York,
touched Plymouth and proceeded to Ham
burg, and the Britannia, from New York,
touched Moville and proceeded to Glas.
pOW
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TnE CONFERENCE OF THE TWO EMrENORs.
sALzBuRe, September s.
POLAND.



NEW YoRK, September 8.
A correspondent, writing under date of
August 17th from Limberg, in Poland, an
ancient capital Of that country, says n
grand demonstration of the slave race had
been held there In commemoration of the
anniversary Of the dismemberment of the
Kingdom. Delegations were present
from every part Of the country, and i'm.
mense enthusiasm was manifested. Some
10000 people went in the procession 10 =
mound near the city to visit the Kopiec
ancient memorial OF national humiliation.
Many of the Russian authorities regarded
the celebration with suspicion, and the
event Is thought TO have significance as
an evidence Of an outburst Of part Of the
people for independence.
The Poland 1nternationals held a meet
ing here on Wednesday evening, and
passed resolutions deploring the death Of
Karl Marx, an European leader Of the
Markingmous Society.
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The Wisconsin, Hop Crop.

CHICAGO, Sept, 8.
A special from Madeira, Wisconsin,
says there Is considerable excitement In
that section among hop growers. As
high as fifty cents was offered there yes.
lerday for new hops, and fifteen to twenty
cents was paid for last years growth.
lhe quality this year Is pronounced first
rale-better than for several years, The
quantity, however, Is sma II; estimated at
only five thousand bales.
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GheGatelEiqstrt
In the vicinity of Harmar, Ohio, Is q
peach orchard embracing 5000 trees

THE Marietta Register says there Is a
little girl on Cow Run, Washington coun.
ty, Ohio, who is six years old and weighs
two hundred pounds; but as the parents
avoid notoriety, the name is not stated.
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A collision between two passenger
trains on the Louisville & Nashville rail.
road, occurred about II o'clock tonight
at Old Deposit station, some eight miles
from this city. Two cars were badly
wrecked. One person Is known TO be
killed outright, and six or seven very
badly injured, several Of whom probably
will die. Anumber Of others were more
or less hurt. The worst Of the injured
have been brought to this city and sent to
the lnnrmarY.