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CINCINNATI.
CYCrNNArt, September %

CINCINNATI, September %
Joseph Murray, aged nine years, fell
rom the front platform Of n street car
and was crushed TO death The driver Of
the car was arrested.
The colored people Of this city and vi.
entity celebrated the emancipation procla.
nation by q large meeting Al ,ockland.
hamilton county. Addresses were deliv.
cred by both white and colored speakers
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
LONDON. september %.

LONDON, september -
The Convention in relation TO emigra-
ton has been arranged between the States
Of Britain and the British Commissioner
of emigration and approved, The
scheme has been transmitted TO Wash.
ington,
Queen Victoria is suffering from rheu.
matism.
Strikes of minor character occurred
among the German wOrkmpn, recently
imported for Newcastle They are re.
turning to their homes,
LONDON, Sent, %.
The mine at Wigan is still burning,
Large quantities oil water have been pump
ed into the shafts, but it has had but little
effect on the flames. The flooding of the
mines continues night and day,
Z The appointment of NJ. Staempli by the
Swiss government, rs a member of the
Board Of Arbitration, under the treaty at
Washington, Is confirmed.
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ARKANSAS.
MEMpnrs. september %.

MEMPHIS, September 22.
DR.. McGavock, who was shot ut Shaw.
neetown, Ark, Saturday, by T. Hanford,
will recover.
A difficulty occurred at Hopefeld, op.
posite here this afternoon between Thos.
Collier and DR.. BoatmaH, at Prosser'a
Hotel. Both drew revolvers and fired
several shots, Collier being shot in the
thigh, but continued shooting, and Boat
man ran up with shot gun and the
whole charge, striking Collier in the ab.
domen, inflicting a mortal wound. Col.
lier was brought over to this city. He is
not expected to live till morning.
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The Dnanoin Fair.

DUoUoIN, ILL, Sept. %.
The officers and Executive Board of the
Illinois State Fair are here, and everything
Is in readiness for the Fair. Large quan.
titles Of stock for the exhibition have and
arc arriving by every train. The supply
Of water Is in great profusion, and the
prospects are good for the best Fair ever
held in the State.
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PROBABILITIES.
CHICAGO.



CHICAGO, Sept. 90.
At the session of the Grand Lodge !. o.
0. +. to-day, the committee TO whom was
referred the petition of the Grand Lodge
of Mississippi, reported 1t inCXpedlent to
take any action on said petition. Laid
over.
The special committee on the subject Of
wearing chapeaus and other regaia in
public procession, reported that such con.
duct was Il llagrant violation of law and
grave departure from the respect due to
the Chief Executive OF the Order. Laid
over.
The Committee on Distinctive Uniform
reported The arrangement of m EnCamp.
ment.
The special committee on The Rebekah
Degree reported against the eXpediency
Of allowing the Daughters Of lIebekah to
retain membership after their husbands
membership may have ceased. Laid
over.
The Grand Lodge, after debate, refused
to alter the present regulations in regard
to dismissal certificates.
A debate took place on the question Of
allowing n State Grand Lodge to regulate
the matter Of permitting Lodge meetings
or Sunday The question was tabled.
The change in the color Of The emblems
on the flag was adopted by the Grand
Lodge.
The resolution TO allow seven p. G..
Sires present the same per diem and mile
age as members was passed.
Past Grand Master John G. Rogers en-
tcrtained the members OF the Grand
Lodge and their wives at Ills residence
this evening. A large number was pres
ent
John B. Reukeman and Louis Hohan
have commenced libel suits against the
Tribune, Each claims $4,000 DAMAGES
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TnE one problem OF our architecture,
which has been the opprobium of build.
Observation-Disclosures bccR II would
seem, substantially solved in Providence.
In one Of the school buildings in that
city yentiluCt, or shaft, running from
the cellar to and out of the roof, with
openings into itor near the floor, and at
the ceiling Of The rooms, ,hasgiven excellent
satisfaction. In order to success, It Is neces.
sary to provide for warm current Of air
from the cellar, which Is furnished by a
furnace or stove There seems to he no
reason why private houses should moi be
constructed with means for such vcntila.
tion as will be ample, and yet free from
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PHILADELPHIA.
PnnApEIpnIA, September %.

PHGLADELPHIA, SeptCmDer y,
A fire occurred yesterday evening, in
Walfred & Shaws cotton mills, at Card.
ington, seven miles from this city, on the
West Chester railroad. The Whitley mill,
at the same place, was also destroyed by
fire. The loss amounts to about 100000
The Apollo Commandry, of Chicago,
arrived here this morning, escorted by the
st. Johns Commandry. The strangers
were formally welcomed to The city in
independence Hail, by Mayor Fox. His
addresses were responded 10 by Emil
nent Commander L. B. Myers, OF Chicago.
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Unveiling of Lincoln Monument at
Philadelphia.

FHILADELPHIAi bVpIeWUVT ES'
The unveiling OF the Lincoln monu.
ment took place this afternoon, at Fair.
mount Park, in the presence Of 10000
spectators. The oration was delivered by
Col. VIM. MCMichael.
The Apollo Commandry, Of Chicago,
pattook Of Of banquet in the Masonic
Temple, tonight, given by the St. Johns
Commandry Of this city. The strangers
lett for home this evening.
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The Ohio Canvass-Gov. Hayes at
Milan,
M11AN. O.. Seplember q.

MILAN. o., September %.
, Milan township and the country about
turned out in force to hear Gov. Hayes
discuss the political issues, at Andrews
Hall. MIR. A. L. Lockwood acted as chair.
man of the meeting. Not less than 1000
people, large number of them ladies,
were present, the hall being filled to over
flowing. The Governor was loudly ap-
plauded at different points in his speech.
At the close he was greeted with three
rousing cheers The Republicans here
are confident and harmonious, and will
poll full vote in October next.
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The Fort scntt Fair.

FoRT SCoTT, KS, Sept, %.
Several hundred entries have already
been made for the Kansas and Missouri
Fair which commences here next Mon
day. Goods have been entered from as
far East as Connecticut and as far West
AZ Colorado and California.
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NOTICE
ItSIrEp STATS rAr1yr OrnoI,

~ ~ =
On the petition Of Thomas ]. stcaly, OF Middle
bourne, West Virginia, PRAY Ing ioi The extension
rernbeT igyf Teissncd on the 9th day OF Noytm.
her. igfB, and again reissned in two divisions,
Number b. 5sj on the I2th day Of February, 1857,
and Number 9,7s3 on the 22d day OF October,
1867. for an Improvement in Reapers and Moworl,
lS orugbj tbc jitb dsy OF Noysnb"r '5S neTt Vb,1
Inc time for filing argumens and the examiners
report bo limited TO the 9th day Of November
next, and that said petition be heard on tho a0Gh
day Of November next.
Any ypcrson may oppose this extension.
NJ. D. LROGETT,
Iept9lFh Commiitiontr,
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FHE Chicago Republican, having been
asked what is the best treatment 10 pTe.
vent the development Of hydrophobia In
dogs" replies that, If the dog gets water
enough, 1t is pretty certain he can't have
the disease. The safest way to insure
him an abundance Of this Indispensable
fluid is to anchor him in about seven lcct
OF water, so that his head will he from
eighteen to twenty inches below the sur.
laCn "
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 22.
Charles White, deaf and lumb color.
ed boy, about IA years of age, was run
over by carriage, receiving injuries
which will result fatally. The Doctors
say he can't live till morning.
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Mn. p PENDLEroN having said, in one of
his SSophomoric speeches, that it was an
appalling fact that there wasn't money
mo money enough in the country by $780,.
0VOOOO TO pay the taxes Of the nation and
states, It the people were required
10 pay them all in one day,
senator Morton replies as follows In
MS Cincinnati speech "Wcll, now, that
sa tremendous thought; and it Is also an
appalling fact that If the people were re.
,lulTed to eat in one day all they now eat
tably burst"' ~
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The Knisht TempIars ConcInve.

BALTIMORE, Sept. %.
The Grand Encampment Of Knight
Templars have decided to hold their next
Triennial Convention at New Orleans on
tho I at Tuesday In December, 1874.
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The International Society,
World Special.

LONDON Sept, %.
The Congress of the International has
elaborated a scheme for q centralized or.
ganization, preparatory to u general
movement.
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Three persons Run Over and Killed.

WAIhNIUNNi N ~ NVVV' "
The express train going south this
morning, when near Adams, ran over and
instantly killed Thurman Green, a wo.
man and little girl. They we're attempt
ing to cross the track ahead Of the train
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The Bright Perjury Ca.e-Jury Dis

INDIANAPOLIS, September 22.
The Jury in the Bright case were dis
charged this morning after being out
forty eight hours,
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OFTHB CHIEF SIGNAL OPPIOER,
" suIHnTnN n C Hnnt Dl-7,90 u N

WAR DEPAHTNkNT,
OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OPPIOBR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 22-7'SO P. NJ.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FoUR HOURS,
The lowest pressure which WIS on
Thursday p. NJ, in west, and probably
northwest Minnesota, moved eastward to
Lake Superior, and the barometer has
fallen very rapidly in the northern Ohio
valley. The highest pressure Is central
over Maryland and New Jersey and
eastward. A comparatively low barometer
continues in Southern Florida, with light
northeasterly winds. Brisk south and
northwest winds extended from Minnesota
and Wisconsin southeast into Illinois, and
east to Lake Huron. Clear weather pre-.
vailed very generally in Atlanta. Re-
ports from Upper Michigan have not yet
been received, Haze and smoke prevail
from Illinois to Minnesota.
PROBABILITIES.
The low pressure In the northwest will
probably extend eastward rapidly, with
brisk southwest winds on the lakes, but
the smoky haze attending 1t prevents ex.
tensve rains in those regions. There will
be u falling barometer with increasing
cloudiness and easterly winds on Satur.
day, along the Atlantic Coast, and pleas.
ant weather in the Gulf States.
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TENNESSEE.
The Nnshrille Races.

NASHVILLE, Sept, 90.
The races on the Nashville Blood
Horse Association course commence
Monday and continue six days. About
ninety horses are now on the ground.
Most of them are from Kentucky. Some
Of the best horses in the South and West
are here, giving promise that the meeting
will be the most successful ever held in
Tennessee. There will be three races
Monday, and at least ten horses will start
in each race.
THE RAILROAD SALES.
The sale ofthe railroads yesterday and
day before, when confirmed will reduce
the State debt one million and a hal
dollars.
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Fire at 81. Iohns.N. Il.

- BosToN, Sept. 22.
A st. Johns N. b., dispatch says the
fire on the north side Of King Square, de-
stroyed over thirty houses and stores,
Loss Si5O0O0. Park Hall was partly
burned.
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The body of Prof Mehan, OF west
Point, was found yesterday afternoon IN
the river at Haverstraw, New YORK,
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D. APPLETON & CO., PUBLISHERS,
NEW PORK.
scpgs4w
OlTY pROPERrY

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE,-In pursuance Of a decree
rendered by the Circuit Court Of Ohio county
West Virginia, at the June term, 1871, In a cauSe
In chancery therein pending, In which AlOnL0
Child ls complainant, and Sherrard clemens and
others arc defendants, Bhall, as special commits.
sioner named In said decree, offer at public sale,
al the iTont door Of the court house Of Ohio
county, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1871,
BepinnInP at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following do.
scribed real estate, situate in the city Of Wheel.
Ing, and State Of West Virginia, that ls 10 say:
/. A part Of a lot or parcel Of ground on Union
street, In said city beipg portion Of lot No i3i
and which part is bounded as follows Beginning
at the corner OF an alley running from Union
street, thence with sAldalley enthusiastically 46
feet TO the cOrnerr Of the smoke house erected on
said lot thence by a line binding thereon at
right angles to said alley and parallel With
Union street. westwardly % feet; thence by a
line at right angles to the said last mentioned
line, and parallel with said alley, 4H feet TO Union
street; thence with Union street % ieet TO the
place Of beginning, being the same property con
yeyed to said Sherrard Clemens by Isaac W.
Mitchell and vile, by deed dated October ~
1915, and recorded In the Recorders otlce Of
Ohio county In deed book No q, page 2si.
O. The interest OF said Shcrrard Clemens Deing
an undivided fourth of an undivided half Of lot
No. 1871, at the corner Of Union and FOurlh
stTeeis. thc same being 60 feet on Fourth street,
and running the same width 10! feet on Union
sireet 10 thirty foot alley. For more paftcu.
st description Of said lot JaeTenee 1 y ma midS TO
the deed by which J9hn Mtchie & and WE con
,siS and recorded in the Recorders office OF
6bio ronaty, in Deed Book No %, page i29.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc.thlrd OF the purchase
money, and such further sums az the purchaser
NAV elect in hand, the balance In equal install.
mrntg At six and twelve months from the day OF
sale, bearing interest from that day, the pur
chaser giving bond with approved security fot
deferred installments. Title TO be retained until
payment Of purchase money in full
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD,
sept5-Wc Special CommieAonet
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BY TELEcRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,

Exclusively to the IntellIgencer.
By the Western Union Line
ONCE Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sts.l
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ASSIST Us OR We PERISH.
The vic'i9is OF tho Fire in the Northwest
Appeals for Aid.
Below will be found letters and memoranda rela.

IViV" WIN UO iVunu iSstcIS buu uemOr6nOa rel0-
tive to tie fire In the forests OF the Northwest
The csamies that befaen our STATE and ann. ~
our neghDorng states are truly appalling fifteen
death In Wisconsin Alone and numbers are nov srer
Ing and helpless aud under medical the effects of
the fires from which they but partially escaped Their bonses
and farms are 70 large extent utterly destroyed very
crops They utterly destitute and viii require full sup.
port at least III another Seven counties own
State are thus In great part utterly desoed Whole regions
OF country IN western Michigan In the iion,
MILWAUKEE, 10 doing NIL she do BY her close neichbor
hood 10 Chicago she enabled to quantities of
supplies into that devastated city during progress the
nre, feeding her hremcn and exhausted ctzens Vast
public buildings aud we are mnisterng their necessities.
We have forwarded hundreds Of OF provisions and
clothing and stoves and other ,dfu supplies 70 TO
Northern Wisconsin and Western Michigan We doing
utmost But tho amount OF suffering in own State
10 beyond our power TO assuage. :
We appeal to the public for AID We will be tho dis
penscrs OF supplies 70 sufferers IN Wisconsin ana
Michigan we have made every 70
accomplish these purposes with economy and elect
All contributions In be sent to Mr.. Alexander
Mitchell, banker and all contributions Of food clothing bod
ding and other Necessary supplies may bs directed hon
MILWAUKEE,, via, Oot II, 1871.
RRiIHF ooMNITrEK.
Hon. Harrison Ludlngton, Mayor
Hon. Alexander Mitchell, banker.
John Plankinton Of PiAnkInon Armour
Geo. w. Allen, OF Wisconsin Leather Company.
Angus Smith, OF Angus Smith 4 Co.
Guido Pfieter leather manufacturer.
John Dahlman, wholesale grocer.
Charles y. Iaey, Of Marshall Ilslcv
rrd. rred IL Layon np pork packer pc,;.
William Young, commission merchant
John Nazro, hardware merchant
L. H. kellogg. gran merchAnl
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RreokIyn Police Generosity.

Efforts are being made By the police captains Of
Brooklyn TO have their men subscribe to the grand
fund for the Chicago sufferers. 1ne patromen were
last year cut down In their pay by the Legislature
from $1,000 to $1,000, while the captains salaries
were increased from $1,000 to $4,000. The pay OF
the New York police force remained intact
Hence the guardians OF the public peace and
morals or the CITY oil Churches contend tpat
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What the Ladies' Are Doing in the Churches

What the Ladies Are Doing In the Churches.
The parlors and lecture rooms Of some OF our CITY
churches present strange appearance 70 tne unlnF
tiated, filled as they are with packing boxes gar
ments or all kinds and conditions materials for new
clothing, and the busy workers who are converting
all these into available charity for Chicago Since
the war there has not been so much enthusiasm
awakened In all classes OF the community. and
an immense amount OF good Is being done BY these
cooperative societies or women that are sending 70
Chicago and 10 the Northwest old and new clothing
bedding, blankets. sn0es, hats and everything that
can be made useful to men, women ana chhdren
At St Thomas Episcopal church, Rev. Dr.
Morgan rector, the ladies have organized .
every eSery day 90S IL Inc ooiser TsSs q the church
and propose 70 continue working Tniis
have already been sent West, one in care Of Rev
Dr. Clinton Locke, Tor the inmates OF st. Luko's
a o e e sea 70 T ans @
been raised TO buy material for q large quantity of
bedding to be forwarded next week.
eighth se street. between m sixth and Seventh
Avenues, IS open every day. between eleven aud
and and sbe jdaiSs OF the church are making new gar
ments as fast as possible Seven valuable boxes
have been sent &c Cn,cago, ana sne cnurcn wiz r.
ST. Panl's Methodist church Is to be opened next
week for the reception OF contributions and for max
M fhs up aaes si5ans e Dr. bellows church and congre
CATION work every day In the Sunday school rooms
adjoining the church. They forwarded 200 garments
last week, end ten cases OF Old and new clothins
this week. Eight hundred dollars has been con.
trlbuted for the buying OF material for bedding ana
clothing and the rooms to be kept open as long
as 1t is considered necessary. So far the contribu
tons have been sent to the Rev. Robert Coyers
church.
The Ladies' Sewing Society Of Plymouth church.
Brooklyn tMr. Beecher's), have raised $500, ana
are making comforters and sheets and bed ticks
and Canton flannel underciOthlng IN large quaint
tes Two boxes have been sent valued at $3l1
each.one to Chicago and one 70 the Northwest-
and their rooms are full OF clothing sent from
every quarter. TO he forwarded. Everything, from
baby's hood TO boots for men and boys, Is being
sorted and folded and packed by the busy hands OF
the ladies.
Dr. Cuyers church is open through the week to
receive all kinds or contributions.
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A lecture by NJ Coquere, Of Parts, will be d.
livered In the Church OF the Saviour, Pierrepont
street, corner Of Monroe place, Brooklyn ON Satur-
day evening next, under the auspices or she Mer-
cantile Library. The entire proceeds Of the lecture
Will be devoted to the public purposes announcer
by the lecturcr. NJ Conuerel has delivered ms lee.
ture in New York and it has received the highesI
concentrations OF those VINO neard IT, Tue de-
scriptions OF the scenes Paris Witnessed by tho
lecturer, are OF the most vivid description ana arn
well calculated TO instruct and edfy those VINO VIVA
have the privilege OF lsteEinR W hinA
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their New York brethren, who have given
generously can better AFFORD to do so. But not de-
one which animates The whole world at the pres
en-, l,, nme sne patromen OF Brooklyn say that they
VIII sgn over an claim to back pay from the Isl
January, 1S1!, to the present II the State Legisa-
ture VIII but guarantee to vote them their Old
standard pay-Sl, 200 per annum from the first day
tcabllty Is questionable
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m. SUNDAY school Union.

The annual meeting OF the BROOKLYN sunday
schoo, Union took place last evening At the Rink, In
Clermont avenue and was decided success the
exercises we're interspersed with music. addresses
ana snTinu by the Sunday school children. The
huiidinU was very tastefuly decorated with nags OF
ali KINDS and never looked better: There were
ent and when they all sang, under the leadership OF
MT. Henry Camp they made the Rink resonnd with
q chorus rarely heard. The Rev. Drs. Hall, Scud-
der Tamage, Galaher and others addressed the
meeting.
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DEEDS THAT SPEAK.
New York FoOts Up Nearly Three
Millions for Chicago.
Later Donations ana Names of
the Contributors.

Below will be found list OF all contributions yes.
terday made to the sufferers by the Chicago fire.
Our citizens have done so nobly for this fund that
they now naturally turn to the call from the victims
Of the fre that has made q barren waste OF the
homes Of the hardy settlers on the shores or Lakes
Michigan and Huron and saaanaw Bay, many OF
whom are houseless and penniless.