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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Senlemher

'HN'HfNNA'l ''NffN"pSA We
A young man named VIM. Flynn was
run over and killed by q train 1T Cum,
minsvilo, this morning at two o'clock
while returning home.
Two intoxicated section hands sat down
upon the track near MadGrie station, on
the Marietta road Saturday night, and
when one awOke at two o'clock Saturday
morning, discovered the other had been
killed by passing train.
This morning while drayman was
loading three boxes Of linen at the Little
Miama depot, a stranger asked him Ia
take u light package up town, and on ar.
irving Mt the destination took the package
up stairs, tho stranger agreeing to watch
the dray and the remainder Of the load,
When the drayman returned the dray and
load were gone. Two boxes Of the linen,
valued at one thousand dollars, were sub.
seQuently Intercepted at the Cincinnati,
Hamilton IL Dayton depot, marked Ham.
mOnd Il Co., Jersey City. No clue 10 the
perpetrators or remainder Of the property,
There was n serious fire at Washington
Court House, Ohio, last night, destroying
q square northeast Of tho Kirk House.
In fraCus at Eberes saloon, near Glen.
dale, last night, Il timer from this city
was shot, and Is reported TO have since
died.
MaCkneal 81 Urban's Safe AMI Lock
factory took fire tonight, and nearly the
entire building was affected by the fire.
The total loss cannot be less than fifty
iI,nnunn1 ,lnIlnro
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KENTUCKY.
Inauguration of Gov. Leslie - His
Inaugural Address.

LOulsNlLl'hI pCpl' b'
The American Railway Master Me
chanlcs Association will hold its fourth
annual session in this city on Tuesday, the
lith inst.
Hon. Il, II. Leslie, Governor elect o
kentucky, was inaugurated to-day with
ceremonies usual upon such occasions in
this State, The venerable Judge Robin
son, Chief Justice Of Kentucky, who is
over eighty years old, weak and helpless
from age and paraly was conveyed to
the stand and administered the oath Of
Office, lie had to be supported by two
gentlemen while doing So AT the close
Of that ceremony hG declared Gov, Lesl 10
Installed Governor of Kentucky, and un.
eXpeCtcdly to ALL announced, in his
weak aud trembling voice, his
resignation OF the office he has
so long and hOnorably filled, and then
sank back into his seat quite exhausted
with his effort and emotion, The scene
was very Il affecting picture-the venGr.
able Judge, grown grey in the honorable
service of the State, performing the last
act of his official life, and then surrender.
ing to the people the trust he had so long
and faithfully guarded, was striking and
impressive.
srIRTTuALIsT DIsCOMFITED.
To-day test trial was made before
committee OF gentlemen Of this city be.
tween Mrs keigwing, noted spiritllalist
medium of JcttGrsOnville, Indiana, and
Prof. Van Week, who claimed to do with.
out the aid of spirits all the mediums
could do. After n trial the committee de.
Cided that Van Vlicks exposition was
complete, and Mrs Kiegwing had made Il
total failure, tho Professor doing every.
thing she did and doing II better. Tho
trial excited considerable interest in this
city, where there are u number Of active
spiritualists, and the result is serious
10 them, they having
placed much confidence in the success II
Mrs. Kiegwing.
Last night young mnn named Geo.
w. Cabil, at the Nashville depot was
coupling cars when he stumbled and fell
on tho track, aud car passed over him
him 50 that he died this morn.
Ing,
Judge Geo. W. CraddoCk, Of Frankfort,
Is prominently talked Of to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation Of
Judge Robertson. Judge VIM. j.. Pryor
Is also mentioned IN the same connection.
Mrs. A. +. Israel, proprietresS Of the
Israel House at New Albany, Ind, sud-
.lenIy fell dead OF paralysis Of the heart
III her parl0r yesterday afternoon.
A trial Of durline AZ an explosive mate.
rlal in blasting was made today in the
work on the canal, in presence OF General
Wcit2el, with highly satisfactory results,
and the General has made large order
Ior use in enlarging the canal.
The C0UI3er.JOUrAdES special tonight
'ays u cabin passenger on board the Ca.
nella, name not known, fell from the stca.
ner on her way down, II short distance
Ibove Westp0rt, KY, and was drowned.
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LONG BRANCH.
"nnl Interviewed by LOuisIanians.-
ms Contemplated Visit TO WASH

LoNo BRANCH, Sept 3.
A committee of twenty of the War.
mouth Louisiana delegates had an inter.
view with the President to-day, and laid
before him their grievances, After CON.
siderable conversation in relation to the
facts contained in an address which WA,
read, the President requested COPY
which was given him. He said then he
would send TO the officers complained of
and hear their statement before taking
action in the matter. He remarked also
that the address presented formidable
array OrCharges against the Federal OIL
GERS named therein. lie said he had moi
authorized the use Of troops, and that
General Reynolds, when he filled the
requisitiOn Of Marshal Packard, did not
know that they were to he used at u p0.
litical convention. II IL understood the
committee prepared u careful statement
OF the Interview, giving rs near rs posi-.
Die the exact languagGuscd. This report,
together with the address, will be pub.
lished.
The President and family will visit
New York, Thursday, They will return
in the evening, and then prepare to leave
Long Branch next Tuesday, when they
will visit Henry Smith and family, al
Washington, Pa, remaining there two
weeks They will then take Western
trip, and arrive in Washington, d, c.,
about October 10th
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The Cherokee NatiOn-.Its Relations
10 the Government.

ST. LOUIS, sept. ..
Col. T. q. BudinOt, of the Cherokee M.
ton, in recent letter TO the Van Buren,
Press, defines his position regarding the
affairs of bis nation, and the proper policy
to bG pursued in connection with It's rela.
lions to the United States government, us
follows:
AN act of Congress which will secure
TO the Indians Of this territory, first, ono
hundred and sixty acres of selected land
for every man, woman, and child, the
same TO be inalienablc for twenty years;
second, the balance of the land to be sold
to actual settlers at an appraised value,
not below the minimum price of govern.
ment land, 81 25 per acre; third, 100000
acres Of the Cherokee land to be devoted
sacredlY to tho education and support OF
the orphans OF the insane and blind;
fourth, the interest ON the balance,
which balance would amount 10 not less
Than $4,000, 900, be divided per cupid ev.
cry year. fifth, United States Courts in
tho Indian country, and )uries OF Indians
to try Indians; sixth, delegate in Con.
gress, 10 take the place Of the expensive
delegations, and thus save to the nation
$4,000 or $4,000 per year. All this
Congress has the special authority of tho
treaty Of 1866 to do, and am in favor Of
iLn
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Death Of the International Lea der,

NEW YORK, September b.
The International leader, Karl Mart,
who's death occurred at London to-day,
was a native Of Germany, but had lived
in London about twenty-five years, where
he studied law. lie was born in Berlin,
subsequently in the yeAr 1912, he became
editor 0ra paper at Cologne, which was
the first antlgOvGrnment organ establish
ed in Prussia. llo removed to France on
account Of his fear of prosecutions by the
Prussian government, but on request Of
the Prnssian authorities was forced to re.
move TO Belgium by the French King,
Louis PHILIPPE. The breaking ont of the
revolution Of r'49, enabled him to return to
Prussia, from which he WINS again expell.
cd Again he returned to Paris, but had
TO leave that city the second time. lie
then selected London as a residence, since
that time, 1851, has been engaged in Va.
riOus ways rs writer upon European
politics, contributor to works on science,
political economy and trades unions,
formed the subject Of his particular atten.
tiOn up to 1862, when his first idea Of
forming IN International Society seems TO
have been conceived. From the establish.
mCnt Of the Association in 1864, up to the
present time, he has attended It's details
AMI been lis working head
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, Sept 8.
De Karl Marx, the leading spirit of the
Information Society, died today. lie was
In Ills 58d year.
A strike occurred today among the
wOTkmen al Sheffield.
The London Times Of August 23d
which came In the mails of the city Of
Washington to-day, in an editorial Il pom
tho Parliamentary labors Of 1871, says the
results of the session are Ol n character to
be long remembered in the kingdom. All
the constitutional changes are in II Dem.
Ocratic direction; the electors are bccOm.
Ing more and more the depository of pow.
or, and II II Is now sought To enscOnCe II
within the strong walls Of the ballot box.
At the same time the prerogativc wns
walked ont from the royal stable md
placed at the disposal of It's new master.
II thinks the changes effected in the gov.
ernment form n now cra in the history
Of Great Britain.
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The Dublin Riots.

DUBLIN, September 4.
There was fierce fighting all night The
police having been driven to their bar.
racks, received reinforcements and
charged the crowd desperately, and were
driven into their barracks again. How.
ever, the rally was repeated several times,
but with the same result. Bars Of iron
were thrown from public house at the
police, which led to stOrming the house
and capturing the inmates. An attempt
was made to rescue them by the moi and
battle followed. The house was com
pletely wrecked by the mob in It's frantic
rage, HalfOi the policemen engaged in
the aIiray we're injured. The prisoners
sang national songs all night. There Ia
great excitement and II Is increasing.
LONDON, Sept. 8.
A dispatch from Dublin says that the
prisoners taken during the riot were cheer.
ed by the people, while the officers Of the
law were hisscd. The rioters were assist.
ed by q lnfge number Of women in their
assaulls
DUBLIN, Sept. 8,
There are some ApprehensiOns Of re.
newal, OF the riot, The police have re-.
ceived orders 10 Use their arms without
mercy in case that any hostile manifesto.
tions are made. The soldiers arc still
under arms. An investigation Is to be
made at once into the circumstances
which caused the police to precipitate the
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WASHINGTON.
Large Transfer of Coin to New York
WASHINGTON. Sentemher |.

Large Transfer Of Coin TO New York
WASHINGTON, September /,
The Treasurer stated to-day that he ha.
made telegraphic transfer Of $9O000C
coin from San Francisco to New York
through the Bank Of California.
1t was recently published, as the reason
which influenced the Government IN
making the transfer of the accounts of the
State Department from the house of Bar.
Ing Brothers Il Co. to the American
house Of Clews, IIabGCh & Co., that the
former had incurred the dtpleasurG Of
OUR authorities at various times. This
Is erroneous. The motives which led to
the change arc in no wise those Of dissat.
isiaCtiOn with the conduct Of the house
Of Barring Brothers u Co., but simply Car-
rying out tho policy OF the President Of
placing the accounts Of the Department
In the hands OF our own bankers instead
Of those Of foreign nNtionalities, where ii
can be done with the assurance of an
equal supply, prOmptness, and accuracy,
and the house of Barring Brothers ~ Co.
are entitled 10 the expression Of entire sat.
isfaCti0n from the Department 0l State
tor their management Of its accounts, and
their dealings with the Department.
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Disclaimer from the National Demo.
cratic Executive Committee.
WAaItINnrnS 9nnIop,hnr X


The National Democratic Executive
Resident Committee held meeting to.
day, OF which the following statement was
authorized to be made: This committee
have had their attention called to an
anonymous pamphlet, entitled "Conces.
sion, or how the Lost Cause may DO Re.
gained and the Independence of the South
Secured" Now, being circulated over
the States as though emanating from n
Democratic source, the committee feel
authorized to denOunCe the same as n
fraud, and the sentiments therein ex.
pressed As antagOnistic 10 the principles
and purposes Of the Democratic party.
And further, this committee are Of the
unanimous opinion that the same Origina.
ted from n Radical source, with the inten-
tlon to deceive the people and prejudice
them against the only party which can
reform the administration Of tho Govern.
ment and bring about q return To honesty
and constitutional laws.
Signed SAMUEL L. RANDALL,
Chairman Committee.
Messrs. Randall, Sloan, Swami, Ed.
ridge and Jeffreys were personally pres.
ent, and MesSrs. NiblaCk, Young, Mer.
rick and Smith represented.
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EGYPT.


AdvIces from Egypt received in this
city stale that it is reported that the Vice.
roy has dismissed all the Americans in
his service, both in the army and civil
departments. This step has been taken
in consequence Of the ill.leeling and zeal.
ousy displayed towards the Americans by
numerous Turkish officials in high stand.
ing and influence.
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Half Round the World In Seventeen
days.

NEW IoRK, September 0.
Frop the Liverpool Post, of August
Gath: "A remarkable and probably un.
precedented instance of rapid travelling
between San Francisco and Liverpool,
has Just occurred. On the morning OF the
29d inst, gentlemen leit the last named
place by the Union Pacific Railroad, and
arrived In New York on the Oth Just In
time TO go on board the steamer Wiscon.
sin and made his passage in her 10 Liver.
pool, which port he safely reached Satur.
day evening. The entire journey by rail
teen days
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steamer News.

New York, Sept. ..
Arrived-The Cilyof Washington and
Colorado from Liverpool, and WestphAlia
from Hamburg.
The steamer Rhine, which sailed Sat.
urday, hAs returned. She was mistaken
for the Westphalia.
LONDON, Sept 3.
Ashburys yacht Livonia Is at Portland
Her commodore Is awaiting the termina-
tion Of the prevailing heavy gale before
sailing for New York. The Feloncta
capsi1ed of Malta, and eleven persons
were drowned. The Peiere, from New
York, has arrived at Brcst The Siberia,
from Boston, touched nj Queenstown and
proceeded to Liverpool. The City Of
Brooklyn from New York, touched at
Queenstown and proceeded to Liverpool
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Election In wyoming.


CHEYENNE, v. T., Sept. D.
The result Of tho election cannot be
definitely ascertained tonight. Tho Re.
publican members Of tho Legislature are
are elected in Albany, Carbon and Min.
tall counties. 1t Is thought the fusion
candidates arc elected over the regular
Democratic ticket. Laramie and,Swcet
Water counties are doubtful. The Re.
publicans are confident that there will
be majority of The friends of the Ma
tional and Territorial Administration in
the Legislature. The last Legislature
was unanimously Democratic.
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RUSSIA.
Diplomatic Relations with the
United States.


United States.
NEW YoRK, Sept 8.
A correspondent writes from 81. Peters.
burgh, under date Of August 10Th, that
the Russian government has not recalled
Minister CalaCazy. Tho relations be.
tween Secretary Fish and Minister Cata.
Cazy were unpleasant, and the former
asked the ministry To recall the latter
but in the absence Of Prince GOrlschkod
the acting Premier Of Russia declined IN
recall him. Acting Premier Wurtheimer
approved Catacazys 4 conduct in the Per.
klns claims negotiations, and expressed
Indignation at the attacks made upon hin,
by the American Journals; and although
Catacazy himself desires to return 10
Russia, his request Is not likely to be com.
piled with until the visit of Prince Alexis
Ia over.
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storm In Nebraska.

OMAHA, Sept 9.
A terrible storm passed over Fremont,
40 miles west OF here, today at 4 PM,
destroying the engine house Of the SciOta
City h Pacific Railroad, completely car.
rying part of the rOOfOver 90 rods from
where the building Stood destroyed n
mill, and tore the telegraph wire and
poles down. ltalsO blew Car from the
side track. The hail was severe, break.
ing windows generally. Several build.
ings were more or less injured hy the
stor IN.
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A Magnificent Hudson Steamer En-.
terprise.

ANN" ON"f ''NltNHaSNa ~
II Is said that a mammoth steamer for
the Hudson river Is TO be completed early
next summer to he run between Albany
and New York 10 compete with the
Palace cars of the Hudson river railroad.
1t Is intended that the steamer shall be
800 feet long. II Is to be capable Of max.
ing twenty.six miles per hour, and to
average nearly that speed daily. 1t Is
also proposed that this steamboat shall
run 10 New York and return TO Albany
in twelve hours, leaving Albany in the
morning and returning by 0 o'clock in the
evening. The steamer will be exclusively
for passengers, and will haveall the apart.
ments and accommodations Of a first class
hotel She will be built with very light
draft of water, with n view to greater
snec1
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Frnit-Growers' Convention AT Rich-
mOnd, Va.

RICHMOND, Va, September 4,
The twenty.third anniversary Of the
American Pathological Society, which
will be held here tomorrow, promises to
be the largest gathering of lruit.growers
ever assembled in the United States.
Over two hundred exhibitors and persons
interested in fruit growing, representing
nearly every State In the Union, have
already arrived. The show of fruit Is
magnificent, and the finest ever exhibited,
consisting oi samples from about twenty
States, among which are Iowa, Nebraska,
Kansas and Kentucky.
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ROME.


A correspondent writing from Rome
August 12th, says that several Of the mosI
eminent Cardinals and Bishops, who are
strong inlallibilists, are beginning tn be,
come reconciled TO the political situation
The Cardinals are freely appearing in the
streets, and that with respectful sympa
thies and regard from the citizens.
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MISSOURI.
A Desperate and Bloody ARRAY.

A Desperate and Bloody ARRAY.
ST. Louis, Sept. 8.
y The Times has information from Bloom.
field, Duncan county, Mo-, OF terrible
tragedy enacted there last Sunday. 1t
appears that Il man named Hanna got
into alteration with parties not named,
and took refuge in the house oil his son.in-
law, Mr.. Snyder Holly, pursued by a
band Of armed men with masked faces
Hanna In the meantime called some
friends TO his assistance, and when his
pursuers came In sight they fired upon
them, killing Jake Brown, VIM. Biddax
and Mr.. Drtlmmons, and wounding
another man, whose name Is unknown.
Hanna Is said to be desperate, who has
figured in some half dozen scrapes. lie
openly runs on illicit dcstillery and bold.
y delles the U. s. Marshal or his deputies
and threatens TO shoot any officer who
attempts TO interfere with his property.
The better class of citizens have no
sympathy with these lawless men and
demand their arrest and punishment.
Parties are engaged In this last affair, in
timating that unless the law Is enforced
other means will be resorted TO. ...
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-, STATE BoND4 Rather more active 10 day;
IehheSsro aud new South Carolina nrm.
eTo' 'hs-Ibe market continues active and eI.
cl''u' WIN large transactions, especially In Wes
IGrh Union, PacInc Mail, l:rle, Union PaclGc
NoFthweslern and Wabash, The latter was the
great feature Of the day and was sold up al one
llh'e To U.s.; In the middle Of the day there waa
some reaction In prices, but towards the close
the market rallied again and was strong; the In
ulcAtiohs hvor an Increased activity and buoy
ance III he iutIIre, with occasional reactions.
dhe earnings of the Burlington & Cedar Rapid.
halIroad Company for the month of August were
tGI"ii' tho present earnings give net result of
~ per cent on the mortgages and obligations
Of the COmnAny
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Greeley for President.

New YoRK, September 8.
Alta large meeting OF the Union Re.
publican Association In the Goth Assem-.
bly, district Of this city, this evening, a
resolution was unanimously adopted re.
commencing Horace Greeley to the Ma.
t!onal Convention, as the candidate oI
their choice for the Presidency.
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NASHVILLE.
4 Pair Of Distressing Accidents.

NASHVILLE, September 3.
Miss Carrie Debow, daughter Of the
late Mr. Debow, editor of DeBoOO'S ReCitm,
girl Of fifteen, accidentally set her dress
on fire last night whilst dressing Tor a par.
ty. DR.. W. 8. Nichol ran 10 her assist.
ance and succeeded in extinguishing the
flames, but not until she was ieaffnlly
burnt II Is Npprehended tonight TINT
she cannot survive. DR.. Nichol had his
hand badly burnt.
Davy Brown, a small boy, accidently
shot his sister in play at dance, last
night She is moi expect to live. y
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LynChing In Montana.
HELENA, September 8,

HELENA, September 8,
A man named Doc. Mann was stabbed
by II man named Baker at Radersburg,
Montana, Thursday Inst Tho man died
on Saturday, and Baker was taken from
the sheriff by crowd Of citizens and
hung. lie died firm and with GOODNESS.
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Republican Victory In Delaware.

The city election to-day was warmly
contested and resulted in favor Of tho Re.
publlcans. The Democratic majority in
council is OverthrOwn, and the Repub-
llcans have at least three majority with
one Ward to hear from
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud stock Market.

. N"" l"hht ptpttHlDbT .,
GOLp Strong, opening at IlSIi and closing At
iII'' 'ash gold was scarce In the morning aud
borrowers paid from 9pcr cent per annum to / ii
per day, hut this afternoon per cent per annum
was paid Tor carrying, CcatIngs any two aud n
hall Millions Exports today seventy thousand
= MONEY Easy At per cent.
STERLING EXCmANGg= =lG',.
HovERNMENTs-D Duh anl "a fraction lower.
Central Pacific honds to-day advanced to 1857
on purchases by the German bankers.
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Fire at milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. .,
A fire broke out at I =. N. today in
Plankinton & ArmOurs smoke.house,
burning that and surrounding wooden
buildings The losers are Plankinton &
Armour, FSO00i Packards Machinery
Depot, $1,000; John Flowers, $4,000;
Briden & Elarwood, $4,000 Other small
losses will make the total $25,OOO; par.
TALLY insured.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPicE oP THE CniRP SIGNAL OPFICER,
WARRINGTON, d. C., Sept. 6--7:3O r. n.


The barometer will probably fall still
further IN Wednesday and especially in
the Gulf States and over the lakes; In.
Creasing easterly winds along the Atlantic
coast, and threatening weather, with brisk
sOuthwesterly winds from the lower lakes
westward; no serious damage Is apprehen.
ded unless possibly on Lake Superior,
from which region no report has been re.
Ceived to-day.