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FRANCE.
VERSAILLES Sept. a..

VERSAILLES, Sept a.
The disarmament Of the National
Guard Is announced. There is no resist
ancc to the enforcement of the decree oil
the Assembly. Quiet prevails every
where.
A conference composed of Count dc
RamusOl and Pouyer.Q Quertier, represent
ing France, and Herr Won Armid and
Count Herrog representing Germany, Is
now being held in this city for the settle.
ment OF the Alsacian customs questions.
1t is hoped the conferees will be able to
arrange for the evacuation Of oil the de-
partments except six, by means GfUHs-
toms concessions, f." u l.l ~
In the Assembly to-day, General de
Cissey stated that two additional Courts
Martial, for the trial Of Communists, O will
shortly be appointed He said there are
now 102 Judges t0I examine the cases Of
10000 prisoners, including 750 conYiCts.
Even with additional courts, the Govern
ment will probably be obliged to release
$4,000 prisoners without trial, as 1t Is I'M.
possible to sentence moro than one hun
dred per month. ....... .,..|
The Paris proposition introduced in The
Assembly yesterday, proposing amnesty
to all the Communists prisoners, was
defeated by large majority, y, ], ~ .,'',. ,.,.-
...~',a5 VERSAILLES, September IL, 4
In the Assembly to-day Reumsal sub.
mitted, as the resultof the recent negoti-
atiOns, a bill authorizing Thiers to con-
clldewith the Emperor William Of Cor
many customs treaty, which embraces
In its provisions Alsace and Lorraine. The
immediate consequence Of the treaty will
be the evacuation OF the departments OF
Aube, Vate, Dor and Jura, and the reduc-
lion of the number Of German soldiers in
France to 10000. l9Aaa irg
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B0sToN.
BosroN, septembr 10.

lsst a' i'al BosToN, septembr 10.
The annual gathering at Salisbury
Beach today was attended by fifteen
thousand people. General Butler, Wen.
dell Phillips, Mayor Kelly, Of Newbury.
port, Daw Perkins, May Of Wilton, and
Capt. F. ]. Burtham, delivered speeches
Buffers speech was a presentation Of the
arguments he had heretorore advanced.
Wendell Phillips, who followed him, said
that Of all the men that Massachusetts
had honored within the past fifty years,
none could compare in statesmanship
with Butler, that no name viii stand
higher in the history Of the State. He
represents a great question IN the future,
namely, capital against legislation. Phil.
lips, unlike Butler, did not answer the
newspapers, but obeyed the injunction,
tNot TO answer q fool according TO his
folly" Hewound up by saying that New
York was the private property Of half a
dozen millionaires, and that the laws were
made at VanderbilGs office. Boston was
following in the same path.
The meeting adjourned to meet Sept
10, 1872.
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DIsastroas Fires a saratOgn.
SARATOGA. sept. d

~ fOAhAIOdAt sept II
Two very disastrous fires occurred here
this morning at two o'clock, destroying
the Park Place Hotel, Columbia Hotel,
and q large part Of the Crescent. From
the Grand Union on Broadway to the
Clarendon, but two buildings are left
standing-the northeast corner Of the
Crescent and Mr.. II. p. Halls brick
house, with few feet of the south end OF
the Columbian. Nearly the whole block
has been swept away. All the occupants
OF the several hotels escaped unhuTt, but
the inmates Of the Park Place Hotel,
where the fire first originated, lost most
oftheir personal effects, Some 40 or 80
ofthe servants lost all theirproperty. The
following are the principal sufferers @.
II, BrOuen, jeweler, and proprietor OF the
Park Place Hotel; DR., Bedatti; Jas Nun.
gay; Dufleld, Miller g. Co., tailors; New
York Store; Madame Amardot, ladies'
furnishing goods; Park Place Saloon; ].
L, Knapp, book store; Park Place Hotel
j. w. Waugh, Columbia Hotel; DIR.
Hamilton, Crescent House. The entire
loss will probably reach 100000.
There seems to be some reason for sus.
piciOn that the fire was the work of de-
sign, as almost simultaneously with the
discovery of the flames in the Park, fire
broke out just east Of Broadway on Ham.
Ilton Alley In thick cluster OF wooden
buildings, destroying one dwelling, half o
dozen harms, and a tallery.i Evidences
Dt inceldiarism are ample, but there is no
clue y the perpetrators. There Is much |
excitement and indignation among the
citizens generally, .,f,-, NJ
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sdchasettS Demo cratic state Con.


.sl ,rg SPRINGF1EID, September IA.
The State Democratic Convention to.
day was presided over by Edward Avery,
of Braintree. Three hundred and seven.
teen cities and towns were represented by
1,044 delegates. John Quincy Adams
was nominated for Governor by acclama.
tion, and Judge Abbot and COL Charles
G. Greene, Of Boston, George W. Gill, of
Worcester, and Geo. NJ. StearnS, Of Chica-
pee, were chosen delegates St large to
the National Democrdtlc Convention.
Resolutions were adopted demanding re,
form in thenati6hal administration, and
free amnesty and equal rights In the
South accepting the new amendments
and new departure; scalling for a reform
In taxation, and tariff for revenue only I;
dehounclng the prohibitory and State
constabulary laws declaring against
railroad monopolies, and endorsing the
candidates nominated.
The complete ticket nominated by the
Democratic State Convention today was
as follows: Governor, John Quincy Ad.
ans, of Quincy; Lieutenant Governor, s.
o. Lamb, OF Greenfield; SCcretery OF
State, Luther Stevenson, Jr., Of bingham;
Treasurer. Levi Haywood, Of Gardiner;
Auditor, Phenas Allen, OF Pitsheld; At.
torney General, VIM. w. Warren, Brigh.
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GERMANY
BERIIN, September IA.

arun,a.lI ral BERLIN, September IA.
1t Is asserted in diplomatic circles that
the secret alliance which has been entered
into by. Bismarck and Won Beust, on the
part Of the governments of Germany and
Austria, Is in opposition to the alleged
coalition between France and Russia. It
is also stated that Italy was invited by
Bismarck to become party to the Aus.
tria. German alliance, but the invitation
was declined by King Victor Emanuel,
who preferred observing the policy Of
neutrality rather than join in an alliance
with Germany. Itis further stated that
in consequence Of this refusal on the part
of Italy, the German Premier now threat
ems the absorption Of the Italian provinces
Venitia and Lombsrdy, into Austro.
German territory. These statements
cause. great uneasiness In Diplomatic cir
clCs, and the further developments re-
garding the alliance and looming differ.
ences with Italy are awaited with great
anxiety, .- I.fn. - N"
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CHICAGO.
prrALp COUNTY TRAGEDY.

..,-bg-.,H CHICAGO, September ID.
aDeKalb county, Illinois, news Of yester-
day, giues' the particulars Of the terrible
tragedy heretofore referred TO In these dis
patches which took place in the town Of
Franklin, DeKalb county, on Monday
last. The name Of the murderer and sui.
eide was Carl Donnefeld d Prussian The
names Of his victims were Carl and Mary
Weisemberg, man and wife, aged sixty.
one and sixty-three years. DOnneield
also attempted TO murder another named
Meyers, but he escaped with only slight
iniHrys. NVeisembcrg and his wife, who
are Prussians, came to this country some
twelve years ago, being quite old
and owning a farm, they wrote to
Donneneld and made arrangement with
him to come to Franklin and carry on the
farm and maintain them so long as they
lived. In return he was to inherit all the
property remainingat their death. They
seemed TO live peacefully together until
a few days since. Dissent arose among
them, which resulted in the sale of the
farm TO Meyers with reserved interest for
Donnefield. On Monday morning, while
Meyers was milking the cows, Donnefield
made an assault upon him with spade,
as before stated. He made his escape,
Donnefeld then rushed into the house and
to Weisemberg's room, where the old gen.
tleman lay sick. lie soon dispatched him
with the spade Old Weisemberg's wife
hearing noise in his room, went to see
what was the matter. Donnefeld met her
at the door and at once dispatched her
with the spade with which he had killed
her husband. He then rushed to the
barn and hung himself. When discover.
by the neighbors whom Myers had alarm
ed, he was quite dead.
Southern and Central Illinois, which
have been suffering for weeks from a
terrible drought, were visited last night
and to day by refreshing rains.
Murphy, who stabbed man named
Kinney on Sunday morning last on
Clark street, from which ho died, was ar.
rested to-day. e. ,s.s,
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TIE administration has given another
evidence OF It's determination to crush Out
the spirit Of insubordinAtiOn which has
prevailed in many parts of the South since
tho close Of the war. Government
troops will be continued in the different
districts, and companies already stationed
there will be filled to their maximum
number, thus largely increasing their eth
cheney. The larger portion ofthe infant.
ry will be assigned to duty in the South,
leaving the frontier to cavalry defense
In tho presence Of this formidable force
little trouble need be feared from secret
political organizations Bullets and
bayonets are too much for even masked
maurauders. The latter will lit their dis
guisGS and become practicable citizens,
and, for time at least, the public will
hear ofno more Kn.klux outrages,-N
T. MrdM.
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SAINT LOUIS.
ST., LOUIS, september Il

ST. LOUIS, September IA.
The State Auditors report shows the
total taxable wealth OF this State, 1851, :
1G8,b28i st. LOUIS county, Sl9S,6i7,84O.
The two next richest counties are Jack.
son in which Kansas City Is situated,
$l7, ,488, 1926 and Buchanan embracing
a, Joseph, $12,040A83. Besides tlo,e
there are twenty.three counties which
range about five millions. .,,
The coroner's jury in the case ol Mrs'
Flood, who died last Mcaday from lnJu-
ries received by a cIlliSsloini Sii.oSI Oei"een zen
wagon load Of pi5nicers, Sunday, render.
ed = verdict ihis evening eXhonorating
tSe OFFICERS and employees Of the train, de-
ciSr;ng the driver Of wagon alone TO
blame, and censurlng the railroad com.
pany for not having sign board at the
railroad crossing.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, September IA.
II. Hattersly, a gunsmith, doing bust.
ness at 1O9 Superior street, died this morn
ing from the effects of Carelessness Of a
druggists clerk, lie called alta drug store
to get two bottles Of medicine, one for ex.
ternal and the other for internal use. The
clerk Carelessly transposed the labels,
consequently Mr.. Hattersly swallowed
the medicine intended TO be applied eX.
ternally and died soon after.
A game of base ball to-day between
the Athletics, Of Philadelphia, and the
Forest City's, of Cleveland, resulted in
favor ol the former by ID to2.
lis estimated that fifty thousand per.
sons visited the Northern OHIO Fair to.
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ALREADY we perceive that autumn is
here. The sun At midday Is indeed hot
and oppressive, but II ia more and more
overspread by that haze which subdues
its glare, and 1t retires earlier from the
scene of Its trinmphs, yielding 10 the cool
breezes Of earlier evening, aud Is less
fiery In tho early morning. Here and
there the leaves begin to turn yellow and
crimson, and that ineffable and Inexpressi-
bic serenity pervades more and more
frequently the air and landscape, which
betokens the approaching glory of
the year, the Indian Summer, We can
now bear to look upon the hills when
bathed in full sunlight; the water does
not reflect unpleasantly the rays OF the
god Of day; ifthe first frosts have, not yet
6raccd the system to its highest pitch,
there is tone in the aspect Of nature
which Is as salutary asit Is agreeable.
We begin to count the days aAer which
an abundant caution will command our
remitting our plants to the house or cei-
lar, Some we are preparing LOT winter
bloom, and others mustbe allowed their
winters rest.
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A FUNNY PATENT.-A morning con.
temporary yesterday speaks Of somebody
VINO has discovered asbestos in West Viz.
gina, and as the substance Is indestructi.
m nle ny fire, he proposes TO apply for a
patent l0r Its use in packing ilre.proof
safes This "dsCoverer" evidently has
never been far from his home in the wilis
0l West Virginia. or he would have found
,hat asbestos has been thus used "A far
nack as tue memory ni man runneth not
TO the contrary, but there are other sub.
stances much better for the purpose
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A NIGHT's "RRsT." Boston Com
mercidI Bulletin prints the programme OI
nights "rest" at a fashionable watering
place. Furnished by elder party occupy
ing apartment on Largo corridor over ho.
tel draWing-room. Size Of apartment ten
feet square. Number of rooms on CORR,
dor, thirty or forty. VentilatOrs open for
air and the admission of sound
Or, M.-Commencement of music by
full band for grand hop in drawing-rOOm
below, ~ ..L#
10 to determination OF ditto.
II to "a. M.-Just one more last dance.
2 to 2f.-Adjournmeut Of retiring
dancers to corridor; extenporaneous
Observation-Disclosures
kings and door slammings. = gsf-fs
u to 3-Serenade by young gentlemen
who donot understand the difference
between howl and a song, and are
more familiar with the hotel bar than
one In music.
8 to 33-collection Of boots by porter.
4-Calling party who arc togo on a
fishing excursion.
4t-CAlhng OF passengers foI-thel early
train.
5-Audiblo dropping of boots at the
doors by the porter
ofa stage load Of passengers
for early train, cracking Of whips,
shouts to horses, banging Ofttinka down
stairs, &c. ! II
} to 8a-G General stir bf servants coming
down and getting things 70 rights fOf
the day.
First gong for breakfast,
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CANADA.
MONTREAL, scptember Il

.7HrlIUl hloNTltEAL, september IL.
The Taylor Winship crew, publish
challenge this morning, Offering to row
any crew in Canada for 800 pounds side,
at Lachlne TO come Off on October I'd.
Very little interest was manifested in the
race to-day. ..suE mgnrl wl
The four.oared race to day was won by
the Halifax Barton Grew In 83 minutes
and 10 seconds, Both English crews led
but went three hundred yards beyond the
turning buoys before discovering the mis-.
take. They claim that the buoys were
changed during the night. The Reniorth
crew came In second, 100 yards behind
Barton and so yards ahead Of the Win
BhiD crew, u r.n| .. .YN Ff.|...
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FOREIGN.
=
ENGLAND.


LONDON, Sept. IA.
The Associated Employers OF New
Castle inform the public that ,118 work
men are now engaged daily; that constant
additions to the force will soon restore
its former activity. .-'l T e
Hogg, the Conservative candidate, is
elected to Parliament from Truro by a
majority Of 169.
Dispatches from Russia show that the
AsiatiC cholera still sCourges dreadfully
the central and southern portions Of the
empire. y r"
A case of cholera has occurred at New
Oastle.
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In the matter orlight, too, wcare prom.
lsed an important improvement. All
who read and write much at night have
experienced the i'll effects Of the flicker.
ing light which the ordinary gas burner
affords. A new invention, which has
been tested in England and in NIassa.
Ghusetis, and which has Just been intro.
Iuced here, will, tits said, not only save a
large9. per centage Of gas but give that
SSleadiness Of flame which is so essential.
II this proves to be the case, we can dis.
pense with the kerosene, and save our
wished.
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% TENNESSEE

q, litgjqf NAsnyILLE, September n,
The first Annual Fair of the Middle
Tennessee Colored Agricultural Associa.
ton, Is in progress at their fair grounds
near Nashville. The display of plants,
shrubbery, fruits, !melons, preserves, paint,
ings and textile fabrics, in tho floral hall,
Is very Crcditable. THO exhibition II the
arena OF cattle, sheep, hogs, mules and
horses, attractsmuch attention. The mum
Der Of vlsit0Tsis large. The fair grounds
and buildihgsheong to and are managed
entirely by 'colorpd men. The fair is In.
teresting rs showing the progress of tho
race In Tennessee. Governor Senter has
been notified by the Governors Of Rhode
Island and WdSt Virginia, at tho appoint.
ment OF delegates to the National Agri
cultural Congress which meets here next
month. N'f'iN'
MEMPHIS, september14.
A special to the Daily Press, from Pu.
laski, this morning, says Gen. Jno. G.
Brown, Governor elect, has beOn exceed
ingly and dangerously m. lie was taken
very suddenly, but this morning he Is
much better, and strong hopes are enter
tained OF bis recovery. Over eXCrtlon at
a fire which consumed his dwelling last
Sunday was the immediate cause Of his
sudden illness. 'n .'.s uI
ia - NASHVILLE, September IA.
ST.. Wler, of Limestone comfy, Ala,
who was taken from his home some days
ago by five masked men, was found yea
terday tied to tree in u swamp. After
whipping him, they held him In q stream
Of water until lie was nearly drowned,
and then tied him TO tree and LEFT him
TO starve. Two Of the maskers were ar
rested. L'nflnl y
JIG, Jennings was accidentally drowned
in the Tennessee river Mt Decatur, Ala,
yesterday. He struck his head on rock q
In diving. '4 " ...i''.' "all
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, September IA.
Yesterday, by order in writing Of John
Schwartz, II attorney, the city Of Law.
renceburg dismissed ils petition for adj
Indication Of bankruptcy, pending in the
District Court Of the United States for
Indiana against the indianapolis, Cincin.
natl 4 Lafayette Railroad Company,
and to day Messrs. jenkins, Livingston
and Post, by Matthews & Ramsay, their
attorneys, have dismissed q like petition
pending against the same corporation.
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A Fast Mile Under the saddle.

From the New York Herald.
John Murphy rode Mr.. Bonner's bay
mare Pochahontas mile yesterday morn.
ing at the Fleetwood Park in 2.19f, which
Is the fastest time ever made at thnt pop,l.
lar trotting ground. What makes this
performance the more wonderful Is the
fact that the mare was taken from Mr.
Bonner's road wagon Immediately after
that gentleman reached the ground, the
saddle throwed on and Murphy mounted.
There had been no previous preparation,
no training under snddlc; and, taking all
things into consideration, it was n memo.
rable performance.
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Maine Election.

AUGUSTA, Septenlbcr II.
We have official returns Of the vote for
Governor from three hundred and thirty
cities, towns and plantations. in these
places Perham has 40, COZ; Kimball 80,7S4,
a majority for Perham Of 0,Sls. There
are about two hundred towns TO hear
from, which will bring the total vote up
to a little more than one hundred thou
sand, and give Perham o majority Of
~ O10
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AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, September ID

VIENNA, september H.
The Provincial Diets Of the Empire
have opened their sessions. The conSti-
tutlonal deputies Of Upper Austria, Mora
via and Carmola, absented themselves
from their respective Diets. In the Bo-
henlian Diet an imperial Rescrlpt was
read, which received enthusiastic cheer.
ing. In 1t the Emperor expresses O de.
sire for the fulflment Of the statues Of
Bohemia, and declares his willingness 10
recognize her right by public coronation
and taking the oath at Prague, and by
consenting TO the new electoral and na-
tional bills. 5. ....i 4.. ..lli rs
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he Great Agrlcnitntlst in Minnesota

Horace Greeley delivered an address
before the Northwestern Agricultural AS
sociation, at Minneapolis to-day, to
an immense crowd. Over 1900 people
were present.
The State Convention, held yesterday,
before adjourning passed unanimously
resolution commendatory Of Gen. Han.
cock ha soldier and citizen. . ----
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NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, N. G., September IA.
A United States registered bond oil
$1,000, No. 1883, caYeated by the Treas.
ury Department, was offered for sale here
to-day. The person offering 1t was ar.
rested.
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KENTUCKY.


LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. II.
The races were very poorly attended
M S"aS u rained very hard all morning
siL. sllL alter lhe close of the races, In the
l,14 ILs. race Of e half mile dash there were
SIX starters; resulting US follows: Atchi.
sons D. g. Morgan Scout, |; Morris q. Ii.
c. Foster 2; Buford's b. m. Bcuiab 4
CattrilIs g, C. Williamson, 3 Harper's q
b. h. Exchange, 6-Time 3:O14 The
second race wasa selling race, mileheats
horses to sell for 81 500 to carry proner
weights to sell for $1,000 allowed i've
pounds; to sell for $3.50 allowed seven
pounds; to sell for $500 allowed ion
pounds There were five to start. The
race resulted as follows; Sylis c, h. c.
Bob Shelton; U, McIntyre's G. h. c. Tip
perary colt, 3, 2; Cadwalladers c, h. 1.
Mollie, 2, 8; Richards War Dance tilly,
4. dis; FOrd's b. C, Here Hog, 0, dis
Time, l;5S4, l;50h.tG ats '.i ,O1I
MAYsYILLE, Sept H.
The Kentucky Il Great Eastern Rail
road Of Northeastern Kentucky has been
greatly interested in the prospected Rail-
road from Cincinnati to New York. On
Tuesday Hon. j, II, Sumrall, presiding
Judge of tho Mason county court, sum,
mond the board OF magistrates of the
county to determine whether they would
submit to the people proposition to sub
scribe $40Q, 900 to the capital stock Of the
They met to. day and were
addressed In able and eloquent speeches
by A.gJ. Holder, Of Cincinnati, and Hon.
w, Ii. WadswOrth. Tho, magistrates
voted unanimously TO submit theproposi-
ion and when their decision was ahnounc-
I'd the large crowd in the Court House
yreeted theresnltwith enthusiastic shouts
If applause, Mr.. Holder especially was
upon the result Of his el-
orts. The county will vote for the sub.
cription by an overwhelming majority.
This will secure theuroad, as-the other
Onnties willlollOwt the example Of Mason.
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lF there is town in the world where
virtue should animate every breast. thai
town Is Greeley, Colorado, but even
there the serpent has entered, and The
local paper Informs us that gang Of bows
rob watermelon patches, "cut into riSc
and green ones tsic), and have entered
fairly upon the road TO the penitcntiarv
Let the name of the town be changed
Call II Greeley no more.
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The National Association Of spiritu.
alists are In session at Troy, N. Y. A
lgrge number Of delegates are present,
Mrs. Victoria @. Woodruff was elected
President for the coming year and has
accepted.
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-Dellaker, cashier Of the mint at Phil.
adelphia, Pa, about whose accounts 1t
was lately reported there was some mys-
tilcation, has been completely vindicaied
and his accounts found correct.