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FRANCE.
NEW YonK, September 0.

NEW YORK, september u.
The Journal de Paris OF August 2Sth,
received to-day, in an article upon the in.
creasing evidence of encouragement
which has been shown IN the conduct of
the Assembly and government says "Tho
deplOrable struggle Of late entered upon
between Theirs and the majority, has
borne its fruits. The union Of the Liberal
and Conservative forces affected last Feb
ruary, Is dissolved, and the country Is In
search Of guide post, but can find IL
neither In the government, which no
longer follows the majority, nor In the
ma alority, which is afraid Of making the
former walk In It's foot step. 1t will seek
this guiding hand either on the benches
Of the Len or at Chiselhurst, Every one
sees this double peril, the peril Of q dc.
mOniaC revolution and an imperialist re.
storatiOn. Every one feels that we are
being dragged towards gulf In which
the lost debris Of our public and private
fortune, ofOut social principles, and Orour
morality and honor will be swallowed up
Were nothing but intelligent and clear
seeing minds necessary for the salvation
Of q people, we are well supplied. They
are not wanting either on the Govern.
ment benches, particularly at the head of
the Government, Or on the side OF the ma.
jOrity. But other qualifications are essen.
tial In these troublOus times-resolutions,
abnegation Of self, force Of character, In
word, men. Let us away with this bar.
rem and prOfllless contemplation Of our
woes, which Is the sole occupation just
now OF the Government, as of the major
ity and country itself Encouragement
Is bad school master. Let some man
show himself in the Assembly or
in the country. Let him have courage to
speak the manly language which great
perils put into manly hearts, and this ma.
lion, if she Is not utterly dead, will re-
spond to the call"
PARIS, September 0.
The lorts Of three or four of the depart.
ments surrounding the city are TO be evaC.
uated Immediately by the German troops.
The Department Ol 0ise is to be occupied
until the third half milliard Of the indem.
nifty Is paid.
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BOSTON,


pos,,,,, Con,,,,,tn
"osi'N' S'p,e",,' y
The Cigar Makers International Union
Today elected the following olllGtrs
freSidgnt, EuWlh Johnson, oi baltIIloTei
wee Presidents, john ~ haH19n' OF
New Haven, and Peter CadY, ot Troy
secretaTy, august mar, oI bOslohi AS
sisAht secretary Joseph 'SlerIils, 1l pil'a'
ha. A proposition TO make lhe Inlon a
benefit association was lost Ihe Consul
tuition Mas amended by erasIng the word
white, mus doing away WIN INC color
distinction IN membership ,g.,..--
'lhe game OF base Dall ioday between
Tue Alilellc, OF illlhneiphla, anu lle
Boston Nlne, resulted as ioll0ws; Boslohs,
lT Athlellcs, IA.
Ihe coroneIs Jury on the Ntstoh luill'
Lna1 disaster llls morning asfsed upon
verdict winch was transmitted 70 Corentr
Fpfsylh anu approved ny MN 9nout lour
o'clock lhls aIternooh' Inc loll9Whg Is
t9e N9fGi'Alsi lhat lhe persons tneil aIu
hete l{'ns Sslsl came. 70 lneil ..s Hul'lls
aJoilistn VI W. wy a-;SG
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WAS Gauseu W uo n.y. So,'n,,, -, SVr, ,rni,' -
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uciayut' uil NV Ioat'' ny Si'S' nIam Ss noUiS "o
swenty MINUTES Guu 1,,oH sau ToT'su ia o,nS wo
nave Known W lu nc Co'isulg9 ,y nus wa'Sn ~,
s.at llc lullunn tra!n "uI1u IWL W 1Eot ~
Iae regular running 5luc. W. hc.a ino sa,I y.
Mo%Iamu reached revere 'nu eIsinvCt u
lIe IullhGh .lS nAu ~ G,'s ,guuoIS. nnna,, usSyu
view OF at least hall = Ihlleol lne P1SEupy 1O,,drS
traln as u sIoou at llc ugpo' NJ ~ nsneig so,,ii
ulreoIly nSi3re lhe colnllissIo,, a.u CouiI ~
ana should nave seen tho lall iignt o' ,E,a sS.u
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Jury iurti'eT n9u samuel ", huhIi HrPS.
master NJ lioS'oh, Tehiiss III hls uuH W
NOT correctly lIahsmlu'ls mt @ nruvr y.
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SAINT LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS, September 0.

ST. Louis, September 0.
About twelve o'clock last night fire
broke out in Nixon s. Cos foundry and
iron works, 7l5 Park avenue, some two.
thirds of which, together with many val.
uable patterns, was destroyed. Loss pro-
bably $4,000. The fire extended to the
large malt house Of 9. Hoppe & Co., and
burned all the rear portion Of II, together
with large quantity of grain. Loss on
stock and building probably $4,000; in.
sured for $4,000 each in the Washington,
Mutual and Franklin, of st. Louis. Some
small buildings adjacent were slightly
damaged. Shortly after one o'clock anoth.
er fire broke out in the extensive bucket
factory of Town Il Co., Missouri avenue,
between Chateau avenue and Papen
street, which destroyed the factory and
paint shop, seven drying houses and other
shops attachedto tho factory, in all GOV.
ering nearly n whole square Of ground.
An immense stock of finished work and
dressed and raw material was stored in
the various buildings, nearly oil Of which
was destroyed. The loss on the build.
ings Is about $4,000, and on the stock
100000. The only insurance asCertalned
Is $4,000 in ST. Louis companies. Sew.
bral adjacent tenement houses were badly
damaged The total loss from both fires
will probably reach $l6000O.
The Rogers Locomotive Works of Pat.
terson, N. j., filed n suit in the Circuit
Court today against the North Missouri
Railroad Company for 100000, claimed
by them for locomotives furnished that
company.
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WEST INDIES.
KINGSTON, Sent. Z.

KINGSTON, Sept. Z.
The hurricane Of the Dist ultimo &C.
casioned immense damage. In the Island
of Antigua every estate was destroyed.
In the Island Of Torlala five churches
were blown down or shattered by the
hurricane In the Island Of 81. Kits 300
houses were destroyed and forty estates
nearly ruined. In the Island Of Saba the
growing crops were destroyed.
CALLAo, september 2.
The Government received information
about ten days ago that the conspirators
intended an attempt at revolution on the
morning Of the 10Th, surprise the Palace
and make p esident Balta prisoner, and
that some of the troops had promised to
Join The revolution. The Conspirators
consequently failed and were arrested;
among them were two military officers
and three prominent citizens. 1t is not
known in whose favor the revolution was
to have been attempted Arms and am.
munitioh had been stored In boxes marked
Telegraph Company The houses oI
many civilians have been searched for
arms.
Several shocks Of earthquake were felt
on the 2lst
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KANSAS.
TorEKA, Ks, September

TOTEKA, Ks, Sepiombcr0.
The eastern papers have been publish
ing statements about Kansas which has
called forth the following letter from Gov.
IIawly:
TOPEKA, Ks, September o, 1871.
AJtrd GMy, Eq, Secretary Of The Slate
agricultural &ciciy:
SIR-It having been extensively pub.
lished In the eastern papers that no good
land can bo purchased in Kansas ut fifty
dollars per acre, I take this occasion to
sintc facts within my knowledge, believ-
ing that Justice to tic State and to those
seeking homes here requires that iniOrma-
lion bO published M widely MS possible.
There arc millions Of acres Of good land in
Kansas to be had under the provision Of
presumption and homestead laws, and the
OBaEe trust lands are sold 10 actual set
tiers at one dollar and twenty-five cents
per acre. In portions Of the State which
have been longer settled good improved
lands can be purchased by any one for
prices ranging at from five to twenty dol
lars per acre. OF course near large towns
the prices range higher.
lSignCd Jos. NJ. llAwLY.
Several last horses from st. Louis and
Chicago, and the celebrated stallion Rhode
Island, belonging TO Senator Sprague, are
here to attend the State Fair.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

"A dispute occurred Sunday morning
between John MCCAuly, baggage master
on the New York Il Harlem Railroad,
and Thomas Murphy, in which Murphy
shot McCauly in the breast, killing him.
General Browne, who killed Capt.
Adams last week, was released on $4,000
bail on Saturday.
Over $lJ0OO000 of the Virginia
State debt has been funded to date, being
one.third ofthe whole debt
A man named samuel Ferguson was
killed at Pennington, Mo, Saturday night
in drunken melee.
About noon Saturday, five prisoners
escaped Jail at Salem, N Y. and have not
yet been captured.
WIN. II. Seward arrived in Berlin on
Thursday last.
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Terrible Accident.

ST. Louis, Sept. lO
A terrible accident occurred between {
and 10 o'clock this morning at a crossing
of the 81. Louis q Vandalia railroad and
the Collinsyillo plank road, ~ miles from
East st. Louis. A party of picnicers
composed Of sixteen grown persons and
several children, left the city this morning
In large furniture wagon to spend the
day in Illinois. When crossing the track
at ihe point named, the wagon was struck
by an excursion train going TO High
land. Three persons were killed outright
two mortally and four or five severely
wounded. The names of the killed are
Charles Sanders, John Brennan and Thos
Mehan; mortaly wounded. Mrs. p Flood
and Emma KGnner severely wounded
Robert Flood, Gcrtie Flood, Cora Gilmer
Mary Flood and man name unknown
Several others were slightly injured. Only
three Of the party escaped unhurt
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The DolIrnger Movement,
- LNEw Yonk, sonlemberO.

A citizen from Munich Just arrived here
from that city, where he has been In clBe
relation with the heads ol the Church par.
ties in Germany, states that the So
called church movement in that country
is greatly exaggerated, The Congress
occurring next month will result in nolh.
ing. II Is mainly made up Ofmen who
have hitherto had no status in the CathD;
lie church, and itlOan exert no influence
ono way or the other Dolllnger
declined TO attend II, and furthermore
avOwed his want of sympathy with the
objects which II seeks. The Professor,
who Is now living in retirement, has q
country scat near Munich, and maintains
that he Is still In the pale Of the Catholic
church, and declares that he has commit
ted no act to place him in antagOnistlc pO-
sitlon In her true interests. The Prime
Minister Of Bavaria, though an anti.ln-
iallibalist himself, refuses to COun.
tcnancc any action aiming ut the
church divisions. In nearly oil large
cities there Are many Objcctors TO the
doctrine Of inialllbility, but In the main
they are strongly averse TO having the
subject in any way made n state isane
Besides this there is strong feeling
throughout the whole Empire that the
government cannot afford to COmpliCate
itself with the church difficulties, while
the great European Catholic countries arc
undlsturbCd by any symptoms of church
discussions 1t would be unwise for Ger.
many to become involved single handed
in tho issue, which would on " serve to
weaken her politically The death Of the
Pope, however, at the present time would
be likely to cause n tremendous church
revolution, not only throughout Germany,
but nearly all the European Catholic
mowers
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KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept o.
The following named horses will Ger.
lainly start In the two races to be run
here on next Monday. The first race,
sweepstakes for three year olds, mile heats,
Hollywood, Nortigan, Little Girl, Biga,
room, Richards, War Dance, Filly Qnger
and SRnCebox, and the following in the
second race, mile dash Alarlacchi Steve
Atkinson, Arnolds Colt, Billy william.
son, Gabulunzie, Malassic, Netilla and
Exchange. A large number Of persons
have already assembled here, Longiel
low will run Tuesday in the two mile
heat race.
LouBvmLE, KY, scptember0.
John II, Morton, the son of prom
inent banker of this city, who was sen
fenced TO two years in the peniientlary
for killing Daniel Powers, to-day received
pardon from Gov, Leslie,
The COrOner's jury in the Louisville "
Nashville II. r. accident met Mt 0 o'clock
this afternoon, but owing To tho absence
OF one OF the jurors and several Witnesses
adjourned till tomorrow,
The COlOred Baptist Association of In
diana, held at New Albany, adjourned To-
day. Monday the members will partiCi-
pate in grand Sunday School Conyen.
tiOn, which will open at 8 A. NJ, and con
tinue the greater portion of the day. To.
morrow the ministers will fill the pulpils
OF the various cOlored churches of New
Albany.
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SARATOGA.


SARATOGA, September y.
The arrival Of visitors this morning was
very heavy. Every vehicle in town is
engaged and large crowds are footing it
by Union avenue to the Lake Pools
were sold this morning az follows; Tay.
lor Winship, $l75 to $l7O Wards, $j1
to 900; Tyne, 4s to $jl Biglin, $3l to
$3j; field $lj There is pretty fresh
wind blowing at this hour, i2 o'clock,
but II Il expected 1t will subside by the
time the start is made. Confidence in
the Ward crew Is increasing
The Regatta did not come of to-day
owing to the high wind, which prevent
ed IT, Not less than 10000 people are
estimated to have been present on the
shores Of the lake. The four cared race
will come Oft on Monday at 10 O'Clock
A. W and the single scull race nj O'Clock
in the afternoon
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September0.
Commissioner Gurncy sails to-day in
the China for York. ....
The Duchess st. Albons, only twenty.
tW0 yean of age, died in Childbed.
ChristiAna Edmunds, the Brighton poi.
sonery has been committed on q charge Oi
Wlllul murder. ...#
Engenle embarked to-day at Southamp.
Ton TOR Spain, where she is to remain
ABOUT two months. Napoleon will in the
meantime make his abode at TOrquey.
The LeyaRt Herald correspondent says
inc deaths at TabrGere, Persia, still aver
age 2i0 day. Christians and Muzlemen
arc camped on the mountains and busi.
ness has entirely stopped, The Persian
army has been disbanded.
The submarine telegraph cable con.
Meeting Hong Kong and Shanghai has
been broken $500 ....I
NEW YORK, September 0.
London papers Of August 2jth, receiv-
cd in last nights mails, have letter from
Gladstone on the subjest Of tho ballot, in
which he expresses his regret ut the rejeC.
tion OF the bill by the House of Lords and
says that the government does not intend
to reCcde from the course which 1t las dc.
liberAtely adopted and which the House
OF Commons and the country have Ap.
proved, lrlmu
World Special, -....
LONDON, September0.
The interview between Thiers and
Prince Gortschakoll has been arranged TO
take place al Lausanne in Switzerland.
The inquiry into the collision between
the English merchant ship Donald
Mackay and the American ship Henry $.
Sanford, hasresultGd in an agreement that
the latter pay the former $9,500. .
A Brighton letter. dated August 2itli,
from the deceased International leader,
Karl Marx, Is published, in which he says
that the number OF Communal refugees
arriving In London Is on tho increase,
while the means OI supporting them is
daily on the decrease. An appeal to
Americans for assistance was to bG made.
He expresses contempt for Thiers, whom
he declares to be as COwardly In his rein
lions with foreign powers as he Is unscru.
pulous in regard to his disarmed country.
men. lie did not think Cluseret was d
traitor, but he lacked mGttle, and did
great harm 10 the Commune AS 10
Cluserets whereabouts he knew nothing,
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NEBRASKA.


OMAHA, september "
The members of the late Constitutional
Convention of NebraskI are addressing
the people in different parts Of the State
in favor of the new Constitution. lis
adoption is considered doubtful.
Reports from Wyoming Territory
claim Republican majority in one branch
Of the Legislature, which was largely
Democratic last year. About onesixtll
VI the votes cast in Laramie county were
by females. The county gives a large
Democratic majority
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ITALY.


HOME, September 2.
The Papal papers to-day contain Sc.
we're criticism on NapOleonism. The Al.
pier society threatens to burn the Vatican
Precautions have been taken against such
crime, but in case an attempt should be
made and anarchy should ensue, the res.
idenCe OF the Pope will be protected by
flags Of foreign ambassador.
The Pope has sent a letter TO ThierS
congratulating him upon the continuance
Of lhs term Of office.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FnANcIsco, September 0

DAN HNhNClsCot beplcnlDeT W
Alvord, the taxpayers candidate, is
elected Mayor Of San Francisco by 1000
majority, Booths majority in the city Ia
$500.
Henry Cordcs, residing near Oakland,
caught Chinaman digging his potatoes
and shot him dead, lie surrendered him
self
The last Of the Lower California colo.
nists have arrived here from Magdalena.
The total number of COlonists landed there
by the company from the beginning OF the
enterprise Is 33j, ol whom 30 died from
heat, thirst and diseases contracted by
exposure
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ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, September 0.

LITTLE Rock, September 0.
The Citizens Sebastian Company held
meeting the other day and denounced
the report of Ku.Klux in that county.
The Gdsciie says the militia are organ.
izing in various portions Of the State and
being armed, and the Governor is expect
cd to call on the President to declare
martial law in several countiea.
The citizens along the line of the Little
Rock & Fort Smith railroad are holding
meetings and passing resolutions endOrs.
ing the action Of the old Board Of DireC.
tors in taking charge of the road
At meeting Of the Republicans of the
first ward, held last night, G. W. Denni.
son, an anti.Clayton man, was nomi.
mated for alderman.
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GERMANY.
DERLIN, September 0.

BERLIN, September o.
The RrcH Zcitung to-day announces
the result Of negotiations at .Salzburg rs
follows: Austria and Germany are re.
pudating aggressive ideas, and will unite
closely to repel aggression. Germany"
continues the RreUz Heitung, "wishes
Austria TO he strong, and her statesmen
desire union with Italy"
The cholera in North Germany Is d.
minishing greatly.
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INDIANA.


TNTI7NEN7NI V1F17'I F7V II y
A young man named W. Patterson,
about twenty years Of age, from Nenia,
Ohio, was killed by train at the meeting
point of the Little Miami & Q. 0. Il |. @.
Roads, at Richmond. II is supposed he
was killed by stepping Oft Of one and not
noticing the other. He had been EN-.
ployed by his uncle in the pillow shops Of
5. fhorney & Co., Of Richmond,
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Over two thousand entries have been
made for the Northern Ohio Fair, which
begins on Wednesday at Cleveland, and
the number will be greatly increased to.
morrow. There is every prospect of the
largest attendance ever at any fair in
Ohio.
The Massachusetts Womans Suffrage
Association decided to memoriallze the
State conventions oi every political or.
ganization on behalf Of q womans suf.
frage amendment
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Father o,snilivan and the Rebels.

HUDsON, N, T., HepIGmDeI Y,
1t having been reported that Bishop
Convoy had directed Father USulliyan
to resume his duties rs pastor Of ST.
Mary's Church, of this city, the Vigilance
Committee organized some time ago by
persons designated as "rebels," held a
meeting last evening and unanimously re.
solved to resist his admission to the
church Mt all hazards. They assert that
Bishop Conveys threat Of eXcommunica,
tiOn will have no influence upon Their
action, and declare that 1t is a part Of the
duty Of n good Catholic not to submit to
the ministrations Of bad men.
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Severe STORM on Lake Erie.
CLEVELAND, september II


A severe storm, rarely equaledat THIS
season, passed over Lake Eric Saturday
night and Sunday morning. The schoon'
er Mary b. Hale left this port for Buffalo,
loaded with coal, Saturday ailernG n.
The gale struck her some distance down
the lake, and about / o'clock Sunday
morning she was driven on bar q lew
rods from shore, near the mouth Of En-
cid creek, some twelve miles east OF ms
harbor. The mate and two men went
ashore in u small boat, and the male
came to Cleveland for tug. About
daylight tho tug Morton took the bolTu
of trade lile.boat and proceeded TO he
scene Of disaster. On arriving thy
found the vessel sunk IN about twege
feet Of water, and lying easy, The crew
was in communication with the shore,
and as nothing could be done in the way
OF getting her of until the wind changed
and the sea went down, the ug
returned 10 port. The steam balBe.
Jaqucs CASTER, loaded with staves frolh
Toledo to Buffalo, was struck by the gale
when off 6randsIIiV6r and become water
logged She made for this port, and
early Sunday morning wGs discovered by
the brig Scott and towcd into port her
cabin and deck load were washed over
board. There was report that the
schooner Golden Rule had gone ashore
near Dover Bay, but We eau learn no
paFtiCulaFs.l tt y Haa. H if'''''
There was something of q mutiny on
board the schooner Q. II. Moss, Saturday
night. During the afternoon Capt. Hicks
had occasion 10 discharge the mate of the
vessel, which the crew did not Ike. Alter
being towed out, and the tug about 70 re-
turn, tho crew, with the exception Of the
second mate, refused to lenda hand in
getting llisvessel under way. The vessel
was lowed back to port and Sunday
morning the Captain discharged the crew,
but did not have them arrested for NIL
tinV.
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Rev. A. q. Hall, D. d., who has been
pastor of the Third Presbyterian church
at Rochester, N. v, for more than thirty
years, died Sunday morning. The funeral
will take place Tuesday.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1912.

The last Catalogue shows an attendance Of III
BludOnts At this Institution. Five distinct De.
parlments Of Instruction, with full corps Ol
competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages Maihc'
matlrs, purO and applied; Psychology, Ethics,
Political ECONOMY, Logic, Rhetoric, the Sciences,
NC, &c, carefully and thoroughly taught. PtaG'
iIcal ChCmlstry, and Physics, Illustrated ny ap
propratc apparatus. Special advantages lur the
iluly Of Geology.
4 good Library. Extensive Cabinets oi Min
Crnl0gy, 0cOlngy and COnChOlOgy together win
many specimens In other departments Of Natural
History. Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
location; good society,
FAIL T'gRW begins September Gh Winter
december 9th. Spring, March auth Commence
ment, June Goth.
BoarlIng from e. to e. per week.
Tuition, nom klj to $?i per year.
For further particulars, inquire "
ALEX. MARTIN, President
M MOufnUtnWn, West Va,
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The ChntlestOn yellow Fever.

CHARLESTON, $. c., Sept. 0.
There has been but two deaths from
yellow fever during the past twenty.iour
hours.