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HOW 70 CURE 1T.

Atthe comm sasntn snt . TIA, Dirihn. which
always preecles an attack It The Cholera, take
tsasp 'oofal of p1ia Killer il sugar a W.
ter, (not If conveniently anl then bn'tp freely
,hc ~ton tch and bowels with The Pin Killer
clear. Shan'd the siarrhn er sinns continue
rtp-at the do-c evcrv Ten or fifteen minufe- an.
Il rl4e patle4t il relieved in c&treps ea~es.
~" "r tno'c teaspuoniui' mag les given nj a
dose.
tbc Pain kpl'cr. "A remedv, has equal.
iut,ss* - t2h 'erA ~nmn r t'am p AIMS, DF~-
sep.ta Dys utvry A.shaea it cnr.> il .us nj chr
~ taking i iutatnatiy. aHl btthtns al'h II
freely lis triitn IL like magic, via Is external.
is applied - oi sore Rurn., sci i}1s. a'll
-pfa.o. For Sick II s4fe ,nI t"othachc
.l,t fail II try H. Ia ,h ,ft. il - PSix KILL
Ea
Itiserii IT, aee npany e9ch h3'te,
ihs Paia htiEst iss.li BY All dealer. ia Mel
ieincs
i'r1..s, q eetts - ,el.@.1t 81 pr stle
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Under the cxeit cnt cl-c1 hy the an
nounccmcnt that Ben. lfoliadav b bought efI
the i. T. Co.. and hat the frei go ,ariI would
b. raised. wa u Il d;cliu - 30 cents per
bushcl during the fore part of the week. This,
however, was only tcmpor sry ~ it soon rose
to its 1or ner 6 surcs, AL is now selling readily
at dollJr.
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Forty Years Experience

Forty Years Experience have tcsl, d
The virtues ct d.. Wt,t as Baisdm If Ma
cherry and ho Result is that III, ths best rem
ely cxtai.t Tor pulmonary and lung diseases
embracing II whule range trom siight eotd &, II
settled consumption. Were 1t nat for ITS
merits, il would loug since have died and
made no sign. 2f3>w.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02

Business Directory. Those in crested in tho
busi OF our secti can CLEAN something of
the business done here by referring to our
AZ mott y of advertisers ia another column.
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'' Here we 90 again" vita III best pictures
in the State a, The West Sife Car Those who
don't believe it IN cal al sails y themselves.
One ,lonr east of the ptiatia . H,s.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-02

Corrected Weekly, by q B Stiles. People
Merchant, Nam Street, Dallas. Oregon.
WHEAr-sl 90 p bush
AAr--T5c
BARLEY-Sl
FLDUR 81 n bbl.
:. SKIS 81 Is
CORN MEAL-4, % ID.
BEANS -6 p Id
BtGoN ie<. u @ l5r p ID.
-h't'l'r.. ) - 10. % 10.
II tNS-lt "a liz @ ID
|ptK -Dr3ss:l 6 ,ant+
Picklel. s.. - Zoe p tb
BUTTER -Firxins Is "a 20; ID ID.
1 lis 25 8 fb
EGGS -23 doz
LARD -Gtlk. TfsS-'"-. Is
PorATOH>-FramW W.T., 81 p bashcl.
ONIONS ceass p ',ltL
APPLES-.lre N. sue p bill.
Dtisl. 10 p tb.
CHEESE = New ORE ."t. 20 "a 25; q ID.
CHtrkES' = - 69 5 p doz.
TURKEY "a 81 each.
DRIED PLUM> LA p ID.
WOUi.-331c. n ID
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Krmittent aud intermittcnt Eeyers.

Chills aud Fever, and Fever and Aguo aro all
speodily cured aud perm Ineutly banlshei from
the system by the use rs directed, of Bristol's
Sarsanar,isa aud Pulls. The hardest Ague
Cake quickly disappears unucr thlir hea.iag
auence. For sale by druggists.
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94,+-s q A'(-. LII, NJ i4A.@Ggs AAS'A
gr.:its aut: I.2:s:=,' l..c::o:- soet1.ed. s7iced
IL Byy ctcacd II ilssa, t. t.s;e, called Ioa.
- =" Appetizer, " rc5soTc.g," &C., ta1t lead
tp-!cr oa u t-ct:l.cr.:I@5 ed rcia. L"s ere
-t-es s.1liclnc, r's..c fsoa TIC Native isoot3 2ad
--.--,s IF California, free fro::i :fl Alcoholic
.i:.:..::,.a.a. T.:cs CO the GREAT ELOOD
sU.sIs5!t..f s,nl II-i; t:iFINs: PRIN.
C;f1sIE pr G. Ec..oS @t1g ed t:.yi-or@tor CT
4 -: -. Cs.Ty 5 G. al ro.to-oG5 matter aEd
r,z.a.ia@ t2 iiacGto : ~ithy co2Gito2. No
p>-3sa c2a t--3 tSe-o II tcrs according to d.rec-
t.5a G.l r-:,;z..l losy uawln.
Inl...a..ailto~y anal Chronic Rhcu.
riat.a,:i cui t:au;, Dyspepsia or Indie
g1s:;ou. H,iio;.%. fsca.it'cHt and lutcr.
u;:t.c.is FSvc;'u, Diseases of tho Blood,
Liver, Tkiia1yo, aai Bladder, these Bite
tc:f, i@r3 bc5l no1t Cr;cc-ssful. Such Dis
casco G., c.ssei b. Initiated Blood. which
80 .;c.cr-,iy rr5t,s.>sl by arrangement Of tho
Diecsi:vc Organs.
DYSPEPSIA on INDIGESTION.
I-~az.acsc. Ia.l fl tho Shoulders, Coasi1, Tight.
rcsa of the C.tcst, Dizziness. Sour Esactatio45 OF
thc sto:..c',, rad t.5t, II TIC Mouth D.iio@5 At-
taos ra}p ttsa CT. tlo L,agt. Inflammation Of
the In :ss. p4ta IL t}e TeGiols cftAo kidneys. and
oI;..s,,. L o.se. r&..liaI symptoms, src tho oE.
tprI4.aaf Dyeaeasi>.
II I1ri,Ss..ts TIE Stomach cll etilaaiato tae
toipill vcc al bovsaia N,ica rcnlert..c'a OF TN
cTtasfGi CIlGScJ IL cleansing LIS Htood Oh ati
impurities. a3l iupartlag now life eli vigor to
tao whole CrstsSa.
E0Tl Skin DISEASES, Lrunt,ona, ,Tcttor,
Salt IAca:s, Blotcaes. Spot5, In2lcs. Pustuics,
Bo.ls. Car3Gaclos, IlS " las, Ecaia-Icad, SoTo
Eyea, Eeysip1i- Itch. Gcarss, DISSERTATIONS Of
the s!.l1, Hualoro atl Diseases cftao Skin, OF
w.Iltaycr uaa3 o. Eatlr'. ca literally dug up
sai sial ois Of TIC syeteul II ea-g' time by
I'll, rs3 Of the32 C...c.s. Csc Iottl, IL suca
cae-.tlIco1vac the rlost incrcduloue OF their
curative effects.
C1aas3 t,l3 N.totoi Blood whenever you f1d
it3 inparit.co bursting through the Gaiia lIi;1-
pies, Eruptioaa CT sores cleanse 1t WHEN you
ma is DISTRACTED enl plugssh "a the vci2a:
cleans, II wien it IL foul, aad your feelings viii
tell yoa wnon. Keep tio blood pure aad the
hcalth ofsls oys.sm will follow.
PIN. TAPE all ota2c WORMS. lar',ing IN
tho syetcn OF Go many thousands, arc oifsctualiy
destroyed aal removed. For fall Glse 3tions r Id
carefully the circula. around each bottle.
J.wALKER, Proprietor. II. Il. MCDONALD @
CO., Druggists and Cen. Age2.a, Sal Tfaac!rco,
Cal ,c2l e. aal 81 CONNIE c. Street, New Ycgis.
SOLD py ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
45-ly
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q ID a'ls;a1.

EF0RE LEAVING DALLAS. I HAD
I'd not sufficient tune to collect all my
Library. All persons, therefore, who have any
of my Books Ia their possession are hereby
rauested to leave thcm ut tile REPUBLICAN
Office. BY so doing they viii confer on me -
great favor, w c. WHtfsUN.
4 I'm
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Money Market.

DAnas '..o'aeeant e;onnfs,i,n .iar4 +,
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The New B dtagl NJ Nctcpy
sIys thlt scamtn. returning from hl>
first vuyagc ~ whale ship. recently
arrived nt This port, found asai'inG him
letter from the executor of his father
who had died during his sons absence,
announcing a bequcst of about $50, 0,00o.
The heir was Of course pleased at this
substantial token OF his fathers affac-
tion; but 10 the suggestion that Z
would now give u the sea, replied :
No; | shall look after my property.
and then probably ship for another
Whaling voyage
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-09

by the Ringleader, Sic having arrived on the
10Th of August, and the Fr0lic Thursday.
The United States consul al Panama de-
mands the immediate prosecution on Hel'
Herrara and Others as pirates, for SeHlug IN"
American merchant steamer Montelo for lcNo-
ullunary purposes.
Thcimpussbility of Goldsmith Maids doing
mile in 2l7 is the subject Of demonstration
among hUrsemcn, who back their opinions with
large sums Of money, but as the judges have de-
cided so will the matter remain in history
The New York Tribune says that Judge Bar
Made action in granting q preliminary inluuc-
t0ii agalnst Comptroller Connolly was not
wholly unexpected Tammany is becoming
more dangerous us d friend Than enemy, and
the cry OF lts old supporters is getting to be
"Stand from under" Honest creditors OF me
city may suffer, because Comptroller Connolly
has already spent the city morley ID paying I'M
just claims. We believe the validity OF ten or
twelve millions of outstanding bonds VIII de-
pend upon the isStie of this injunction suit.
The American ship nightingale of Boston, A.
Cutter, mastcr. bound from New York for San
Francisco, put into lIiO Janciro on the Sth OF
August, having in 4 storm started her cutwater
and bowsprit and was leaking in her topsldeS'
The iron about her yards was uOsened, and the
ship was GENERALLY shaken in her topstdes On
the 18th Of July the chief mate, Edmund 81
Hunt died Of wounds inflicted upon him on the
18th of Jnly by seaman Edward Barnes. Inc
mate is said TO have been rough man IN ms
treatment of the crew, and on the lIth OF July
attacked Barnes with a Delaying pin, and struck
him heavily several times. Barnes turned on
him. and drawing knife, stabbed Hunt IN tue
belly so badly that he died in eight days, barnes
is now confined in Jail in Rio, and will be scnt
home by the United States vice consul, in the
American packet leaving for New ] ork on The
2Sth of August
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Our New York dispatches.
statement Of Mayor Hall -- Religious
Troubles ViiiHInOus Conduct Of IL Me-
grO-Nnils md Spikes, cIc.

NEW Yopt Scnt s-Risbon Conrny has or
dcrcd Father 0'SnlIiynn 10 resume thc nostor-
shin of 81 Morv5s rhurrI, in Hudson and win
Observation-Disclosures ali who nnnosc thc naStor in in
the nrrinrmanco of his dutics
Mrs Christian Rrabam or Hartford ,yos
robbed of St5o in n Iiroadyav STAGE Yesterday
Inv two vnnng mon whom shc chased ma
cSurbt ono NJ thc q hons hot, II ,ro,,6 ,L
namc of WilIiam nro,yn and ,yas IarI-cI nm rn ,r
o,'o,,;,,o.;,, wy ~ wv ~ W ~
W., IL 'J FarD,o oo,orod ,o,o -, vir,;,i,
ooed tbrt ,,,S ,,.s orrostod ~,
no cIars;c "C oiso1ino, he vito rosin u,
Picbn"mJ ", Nv ,ne,ns ~ rni,inS i,,n,o,
tI :.i w., - iIy".' VI I"l1'io
from this civ H. iG, and '' tontv Of hos
friends viii whom, clio shaved ti,c crrit ,voro
taken dongnronsIy sint %nt aII rcco,erod
Enrnl,r ,,non whose ,,crsop tbo ,ocoint Of tIc
nxnross carnon,, Co. tbo ,nca,ro , G,,,,,I
was taison to Richmond last nicht mnon n rranil
sition from Gov Walker Of th9t sine
Mavor Hall was interviewed vcytcrdov uo
said that thc GRANTING Of thc Injunction was one
Of Judge Rornord,s etorcotrnod ioilos hcco,,so
all the bonds We're authorized cTceotin9 those of
tbo Wia4U"t ro;lrood and tho tIoSi VI
movements have aTrcodv boon "C isSmCd TSo
sauIt viii he snnarclv mot newt Monday INV tho
cornorotion counsel O}C,ormon and other oIic
Ioviyors o,d I'LL LII sonJ ~ tba i;,,t go,
mittoe an MnnJav rho comptrolIor,S ,,onthi,
statement Of rho CONDITION Of tho co,ntr IAN
togetbcr With its history Han oSserts' his in
tention IN I'm ont his nrescnt form Of Office and IN
49,, - 49, H.. ~ ~ i ~ , ~ - - -, - ~
lis oGministrotion F''' JIG '''N''' va
Tho nbioct Of tho rocor+ visit of 1o,os ood
Opron ~ ono Rrancb ,r.s 70 ~ ' ,o
mnnicinoi ,rovernmenf in sucb a ,totn Of chsnS
os 70 I, 40 f,,,,d.t; c oali;,,, y, .i
rrcnerai royernmont to ;n+crfore AMI annoint y"
nrovisio1oI rnoyor
A. mcat;nr Of ,bo f,osr,oroI;+,r CON cororoo
reeouti"ns c,[nrnssiyc Of rnGrct at tbc 5ootI 81
Kari Mary wcrc odontcd Gisdcotb IL rc%or1cd
as a severe bIow to The cause nf I"bar and social
reform II is rxncctcd that il NAV cousn tho ro'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-09
Political,

THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
NEW JERSEY, Sept. SIN the republican
state convention yesterday, Mr.. Welsh, after re-
ceiying the nomination for governor, made
speech in which he remarked that he was proud
to say that he was under no obligation or pledge
of any sort to any individual clique or cOmbina-
ton. He promised the members of the convcn-
ton that they and their constituents should
have his best efforts, as he expected theirs, to
obtain a victory in November next Resolutions
were adopted endorsing the 18th amendment,
and economy in the expenditure of the public
money; commencing the national adminiStra-
ton and civil service REFORM and in favor OF
making Jersey City point Of entry with an in
dependent custom house.
Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick to-day tclegraphed to
Cornelius Walsh, republican candidate for gov
ernor of New Jersey: "My friends will be
your friends. We will rally from Carpen-
tiers Point TO Cape May, and there shall be no
democratic triumph in New Jersey this fall.
We begin the battle for you here Jersey City,
tonight. Come and see the reception we will
give YOU"
A republican ratification meeting was held at
Jersey City this evening" at which Gems. Kill
patrick and Van Buren, and Z. X. Pangbom
were the principal speakers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAJORITY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 1.-The republican ma.
jority in San Francisco is from two to three
thousand, and in the state at least six thou
sand.
DELAWARE-THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY AT
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, Sept S.-Full returns of the
late city election show that the majority for
Morris, the republican candidate for president of
the council, is 1888. The city council stands,
republican, 6; democratic, 5. Counting the
president, who is republican, the majority is
two. The democrats had a majority of three in
the last council.
INDIANA-woMAN SUFFRAGE.
INDIANAPoLIs, Sept. S.-The northwestern
womans suffrage convention will be held in
this city Nov. Is and 49,
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Abbreviated Disno,cucs.

Queen Victoria is improving in health.
The prince of Wales has returned to England
from the continent.
1t is anticipated that the Ohio republicans
will carry the state this fall by $4,000.
Republican majority in California over 900
The excitement in Galveston continues.
The ministerial crisis pending in Lisbon is
ended.
Navigation of the Eric canal has been re-
sumed.
The Boston commandery of Knights Templar
arrived in Albany yesterday afternoon.
AT Charleston, S. c., last night three deaths
from yellow fever were reported for the previous
twentyfour hours.
The foot and mouth disease is spreading
aarmingy among the cattle in WarwiCkshire
Eng.
A storm has caused great damage to build
ings and crops in Walton district, county of
York, Eng.
Isaac Ball, the nationalist candidate for par
lament from Limerick, has been arrested and
imprisoned for debt.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank of
France shows decrease in bullion of q, S75 900
francs.
Judge William Livingston committed suicide
at Virginia City, Nevada, yesterday, by TAX
ing morphine, in consequence of financial
troubles.
The Renforth inquest showed that Renlorth's
lungs were engorged with blood, and that his
death was caused by oyer-exertion combined
with great mental excitement.
The ships Frolc and Ringleader left New
York on the same day, and many bets were
made as to which of them would make the fast
est time to San Francisco, The race was won
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-09
Wenfhcr RECORD.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 81 A. M.-SYNoP.
sIs.-The barometer has risen since Thursday
night at the California and Rocky mountain sta
tions. The area of highest pressure has moved
eastward, and extends from Maryland to Maine
The low barometer on the south Atlantic coast
has passed northeastward into the Atlantic
with cloudy weather and fresh northeast winds
from Georgia to Virginia. Clear weather. with
fresh northerly winds, has prevailed in the mid
die and eastern states, and southerly winds, with
fine, clear and hazy weather from Lake Erie to
Iowa and southwark TO the gulf. Brisk souther-
ly winds, with threatening weather. have been
reported from Lake Superior to Missouri, but
have now subsidized.
PRoBABILITIEs.-The barometer win proba-
bly, begin to fall from Tennessee north and east
ward with north easterly winds, along the en-
tire Atlantic coast, rising barometer and pleas
ant weather for the gulf states and upper lakes;
disturbances which were threatening the latter
will probably subside without further danger,
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G0(urtestrr 4aiIp spp.
CITY NEWS.

The First national insurance company OF this
city had but $500 loss by the fire in Oakdalc,
on Thursday.
The picnic Of the German Turner's, which
will take place on Monday, is advertised this
morning.
Woodruff S voleuc ink, which is advertised in
another column by Mr.. Skinner, is highly
recommended by bankers and lawyers who
have tested itas being very superior article,
The new picture store of c. A. Gardner Co.,
at No. Pleasant street, is very attractive
place for all who wish to sec pictures and paint
ings, or to get frames and similar goods.
The hand engine "Niagura," which went to
the Portsmouth muster with q picked up com
pany, threw a stream 1872 feet and 6 inches in
height. The "Torrcnt" of Clinton threw t3S feet,
and the "Washiugton" of Milford, 122.
Assistant Marshal WaShbum took John Hur-
ley, young burglar, TO the school ship, on
Thursday; and yesterday he took Timothy
Coffee, young thief, to the same institution,
and left them anchored away from mischief for
a while.
Prof Geo. +. Gladwin has returned to the
city, and will resume instruction in drawing
next Monday. lie has spent his summer vaca-
ton chiefly in study of the eastern coast of
Massachusetts, and his sketch book is enriched
NOT only by views from points in Boston har-
bor the shores of Swampscott and Duxbury,
Provincctown and Plymouth, but also with
sketches of the A.cts of the Eastern and New
York yacht clubs.
The successful candidates for admission to the
high school, at the examination just concluded,
are-Nelc Richards, Frank l.. Austin, Lucy |.
Sawin, Lizzie Putnam and George T. White
With those who were admitted at the previous
examination, it will make class of ono hun
dred and sixty five. A large number Of those
who appeared for examination this week failed
to reach the requisite standard of attainment,
and must wait until next term, when they can
try again.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-09
COUNTY NEWS.

Gideon Denian, a Canadian Frenchman,
whose home was in Southbrdge, died on the
Sd inst, from the effects Of fall from staging
in Spencer about a week before,
There will be a meeting of the people of
Southbridge next Wednesday evening, to con
slider the question of extending the railroad from
that place to Palmer Several gentlemen from
abroad will be present with the president of the
company, j. G. Allen, Esq, of Palmer, to pre-
sent the subject.
A picnic of the Walker family, which included
about thirty members, comprising five genera
tions, was held at the farm Of Mr.. o. B. Wight,
in Sturbrdge, recently. Among those present
was Hon. Amasa Walker and his brother, Free
man Walker, a mill owner, of East Brookicld.
The festivities were of the social order.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-09
Criminal Record.

MURDER CASE.
WASHINGTON, Sept S.-Ihc grand jury have
indicted Dennis ID. Darden for the murder of
John Mccarthy, August IA, and recommended
that VIM. p. James, committed as an Access
sorry, be discharged.
DIFFICULT JOB.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-The judge of the
police court, the superintendent of police and
the district attorney are determined to break up
all bawdy and diSOrderly houses, after giving
the propriCtOrs, or reputed prOpretorS, notice
to cease their business.
DISPUTE ABOUT TIE DRINKS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-Albert Senter, aged
twenty-eioht years, was shot and seriously in
jured, on Wednesday night, in a lager beer
saloon, corner of 26th street and Girard avenue,
by Il butcher named Alderman. There was
dispute relative to the payment for the
drinks.
WHOLESALE ESCAPE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-All the prisoners in
the Salem, N. j., Jail escaped this evening.
REPORTED ARREST.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. SIT is reported that
a Cairo detective has succeeded in arTesting the
berry on the Mobile and Ohio railroad. They
live in the vicinity, and heretofore have not been
suspected
CASE OF JUDGE TARBELL.
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. S.-Judge farbell was
to day brought before the United States COM
miSsioners under the enforcement act, au1 way
ing examination, was admitted to bail in 81 900
for appearance in the United States court in
January next The offence of Judge Iarbel
consisted in telling certain republican officials
that unless they supported Capt. Lake, republi
can candidate for sheriff. in the ensuing election,
he would urge their removal from office.
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New England Dispatches.
Grand Demonstration IN Honor of the
Sons of Tempcrancc-POIitic
Proposed New Connecticut state House,
etc.
MASSACHUSETTS.

MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, Sept. S.-Ihe national convention Of
cigar makers to-day elected T.. johnson, OF
Baltimore, president of the society.
Antonio Perelra and Manuel Sanchez were
held for the action of the grand Jury, to day,
for smuggling 10000 cigars from Cuba.
The national division of the Sons of Temper
ance was rendered a complimentary banquet
this evening, by the grand lodge of MassaGhu-
sets, and about 5000 persons were present.
About one thousand sat down to the table.
Mayor CASTOR was present, with other promi-
ncnt men. Speeches were made by Stephen NJ
Ransom of New Jersey, Governor Perham of
Maine, .. d. WctmOrc of ST. John, N. b., VIM.
Ross and j. G. Stoughton of Illinois, VIM. W.
Curtis of New York, and others.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Sept. S.-Thc commissioners ap-
pointed by the last general assembly to approve
site for Il new capitol building in this city met
to- day. The city authorities Offered site on
the park, through a committee, which was OPP
posed by Rev. Dr. bushnell and Il few others.
The commissioners looked ut other sites, and
though their decision was not formally an
nounced, it is understood that the park site is
acceptable. Hartford gives half million to-
ward the building, and also the site.
MAINE.
BANGOR, Sept. S-The republican caucus to-
night nominated Samuel +. Humphrey, Chas
p. Brown and Jacob W. Palmer, MS candidates
for representatives TO the legislature,
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PREPARATIONS AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Sept. S.-To-morrow afternoon,
at 4 80 or O'Clock, the grand four-oared race
will be rowed, unless the water is rough. On
Monday the thirteen scullsmen will compete.
The race between Ellis Ward and Sadler cannot
but be good. 1t is generally believed that the
young oarsman of the Hudson possesses quality
which will enable him to make very creditable
show in comparison with the English scullers
BASE BALL.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.--White Stockings, 49,;
Mutuals, 10.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S-Oympics, IS; Cleve-
lands. II.
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Fire Record.
AT M1LwAUKEE-Loss IS. 900

AT MILwAUKEE-Loss $4,000.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. S.-The northern mills.
on Canal street, were partially destroyedby FIRE
this morning, together with quantity of wheat
and -four. Loss $4,000; partially insured.
AT GREAT FALLS, n. H.-Loss 81 900.
GREAT FALLS, Sept. S.-By the explosion of
a kerosene lamp the dwelling house of Rufus
Walker, on Franklin street, was entirely con-
sumed by fire about ten O'Clock last night.
Loss $1,000; no insurance.
AT NEW YoRK-Loss $1,000.
NEW YORK, Sept. S,-Yesterday afternoon, a
fire broke out in the stables of w. II. Hayes,
situated at the junction of 200th street and 14th
avenue, and the building was totally destroyed.
Horses, harnesses and carriages werel saved by
the police. The loss is estimated at $4,000; fully
insured.