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NEW JERSEY.
A Large COnHagratfon.

NEWARK, September l2.-At five
o clock this morning the largest fire in
many years occurred 10 this city,
breaking out in the engine room Of
Richardson saw factory, Ferry street.
A strong east wind prevailed. Before
the arrival of the fire department, the
fire spread over the whole area and five
buildings, mainly wooden, were in
flames. Continuous streams were kept
upon the burning buildings, but it was
entirely unavailable. The FIRE was not
controlled till 7 A. NJ, when the wall
OF the last building fell. The fremen
were at work until 10 A. NJ, when the
last spark was extingulshed. The
principal losers are William White,
owner OF the buildings, $35. 600, Insured
for $4,000; Richardson Bros =, S45,-
OOO insured for $l7,500; Walkers
cradle manufactory, $ll 900. no insur-
ance Frost, gasometers, 5000, insured,
and q number OF others lost sums vary
ing from $1,000 to 1900, partially in
sured. The fire is believed to be the
work Of an incendiary.
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Fatal Accident.

On Friday last VIM. Kane, q con-
ductor on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, while engaged in switching some
cars from his train into 8 siding al
Rowlesburg, met his death in mos,
shocking manner. He was standing
on the bumper Of car, expecting the
train to back into the switch, but
for some unknown cause the engine
did not reverse" but started
forward suddenly. throwing Kane be-
tween the cars. He was caught by the
axle, carried around with it several
times, and horribly crushed and man
gled. He lived but few hour. after
the accident His remains were brought
to Piedmont on Friday night, and were
inferred Yesterday at Wes,ernport,
where ne leaves a wife and family.
There il a feeling prevalent among
railroad men, and indeed the expression
of il has assumed the form OF an adsge,
that they will ultimately come TO a vlo
lent death through the instrumentality
OF the machinery they so carelessly
handle day after day. Whether
they really believe it and sink
into a sort Of despondent reck.
lessuess, accepting the idea that
such tate is a mere matter OF time,
we do not know, but certainly the fre-
ouent recurrence of accidents like the
melancholy one detailed above tends to
strengthen the belief OF "out-lders
who hear them give u,tersuce to 20
strange a theory.
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CHARLES O,CONOR.
"Barkis f. WIllin' ''-The Man that
L. TO Save the Country.

"Barkis fs wIlIin' "-The Man that
IL TO Save the Country.
Nsw YORK, September l2.-The fol-
lowing appears in the Commercial this
afternoon: Major Moresn, OF the
Louisville delegation, waited upon Mr..
Charles O'Conor this noon, at his office,
and had a protracted interview with
him. The exact tenor Of the conversa-
ton has not been learned, but Major
Moresn states that Mr.. O'Conor will
certainly run ss the candidate Of the
straightout Democratic party"
LArER-THE RUMoR CONFIRMED.
At late hour this afternoon the
above rumor was Unofficial.
CONFIRMED.
1t is stated that Mr.. Charles OConor
has accepted the Louisville nomination
uncenditionally, and that he stated to
the committee who waited upon him
that he believed the country to be in
danger and would enter into the contest
heart aud soul, as he considered it the
duty Of every true citizen to come for
ward and rescue the country from the
hands Of the present Administration.
The report, however, requires verfica>
ton.
LATER.
Mr.. O'Conor is now $3.50 P. NJ en-
gagged in writing letter, supposed to
be an acceptance Of the nomination.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
By the Pacific and Atlantic Line
ONCE, IlO Main street.
ARKANSAS.
The TroubI q 4. Pope County.

The TroubI O In Pope County. Z
MEMPHIS, September l2.-The Appeal
Conservative hss the following from
Little Rock, Arkansas, regarding the
Pope county troubles: "Tbe news from
Pope county has nothing to warrant .
speedy settlement Of the existing diff
culties. General Upham, Of the mill
tia, returned thia afternoon, but leaves
tor the field again tomorrow. He pro-
fesses to believe that the worst is over
and that the county will be quiet in ten
days. His return to the capital at this
juncture is looked upon with suspicion,
and it is surmised that he will bear
with him, tomorrow, orders from the
Governor to place the whole county
under strict military control. The Of
fers to Hogan, who is charged with
having shot Brown, and Poynter, who
shot Hickox, to surrender to the mill
tia, a fair trial being promised them, is
declared to be ruse to entrap them,
and, with view to q mock trial, assure
conviction and speedy execution. The
men declare they will never surrender
to any one acting in concert with
the Hickox-Dodson gang. Williams,
who was shet last Saturday, is reported
to have confessed believing himself to
be in the EXTREMIST danger) that the
killing OF Hall and Roest was the con-
summation Of plot laid at the capital.
He (Willisms) states that Hickox and
Dodson fred on Poynter first. and that
Poynter acted only in selfdefense when
he shot and killed Hickox. Many per-
sons think the State administration is
weakening, as the row they have kicked
up has become OF greater proportions
than they bad calculated upon"
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, September Fin con-
sequence OF q late act Of Congress au-
thorizing decrease in the force of the
Internal Revenue Bureau, no more ap-
pointuents will be made in the clerical
offices Of that department. No vacan-
cies will be filled, but the force will be
gradually reduced.
The resignation of George W. Emory,
Supervisor of Internal Revenue for
Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Ala
bama and Louisiana, has been accepted
by the President and is to take effect
ct once. Supervisor Perry, OF North
Carolina, has been assigned to Mr..
Emory's district Mr.. K. R. Cobb,
recently appointed Supervisor, has been
assigned to the North Carolina district.
John Mcdonald, of st. Louis, has been
appointed Supervisor for Missouri, Ar
kansas, Texas, Kansas and the Indian
Territory. His commission was signed
to day. Mr.. Emory will probably re-
ceive the appointment Of Consul Gem
eral to Egypt in the place of George
Butler, suspended.
The Late Captain Davenport.
The Navy Department has directed
Rear Admiral Rowan, commanding the
navy yard at New York, to send the
remains OF the late CAPTAIN Davenport,
which have reached New York, to this
citv, where they will be buried accord
ing to the wishes Of the deceased. Due
notice will be given of the funeral.
Reports Exaggerated.
Advices from Salt Lake City have
been received to the effect that the
reports relative to the depredations Of
the Indians in Utah have been greatly
exaggerated.
The President.
The President and General Porter
LEFT on a late train tonight for Long
Branch. The President expects to re-
turn with his family in ten days.
There was no formal Cabinet meet.
ing today, all the members being ab.
sent except Secretary Belknap and
Postmaster General Creswell.
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INDIANA.


FoRr WAYNE, September l2.-TLe
Sundown railroad, an air line from
New York to Council Bluffs, which WAS
projected several years ago, is now be-
ing pushed rapidly through. There is
large corps Of surveyors out both east
and west of here. The road will pass
through the northern part Of this city.
A large force is now at work grading
the road from I fin, Ohio, to Fort
Wavne. The grading from Rochester
to Rensselaer,, Indiana, is also under
contract, and work has been COM
menced. 1t is expected that the road
will be ready for the iron from Trffin to
the State line and from Rochester to
Rensselaer, about the lst Of January.
When completed this will be the short
est route from New York to Omaha.
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CHICAGO.

Indian Delegation on Their Way to
the Capital.
CHICAGO, September l2.-The Indian
delegation from the Sioux nation, occu-
pying the region along the line OF the
Northern Pacific railroad, in the vicin-
ity OF the Yellowstone and the head
waters Of the Missouri river, number
ing about thirty-fve chiefs and war
riors, arrived yesterday in this city and
left at seven o'clock this evening for
Washington. They are accompanied
bv Special Commissioners Turney and
Whane, together with Colonel J. c..
OConnor, Agent and DR.. Turner,
physician to the Grand River Agency.
Among the chiefs are several Of the
most interesting Of the Sioux nation,
whose atrocities are numberless. They
are en- route for Washington for the
purpose OF interviewing the President
and having some definite understanding
in relation to the invasion OF their ter
ritory by the railroad.
Tars en- strike.
The strike of lake sailors continues.
Yesterday the police were called into
requisition 10 preserve order at the
shipping offices near Lake street bridge.
About noon a number OF sailors as
sembled at the office to oppose any
sailors engaging berths on any vessels
unless the employees should agree to
pay the Union wages, viz: g per day.
Numbers of new arrivals anxious to
obtain situations called at the office
but could gain no admittance owing to
the opposition outside, several Of them
resisting.
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THE WEATHER.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, September l2.-North'
erly to westerly winds and generally
clear weather will prevail on Friday
from Louisiana to Alabama, and north
erly over Tennessee and Kentucky to
Lake. Erie and the upper lakes and
over the western portions of New York,
Pennsylvania aud Maryland, and over
Virginia by Friday morning and over
the eastern portion of New England by
Friday afternoon. For the South
Atlantic States winds veerlng TO west'
erls and uorthwesterly and clearing
weather during Friday, except Tor
Florida. Fresh and brisk uortherly
winds for the lower lakes tonight
diminishing in force on Friday.
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CINCINNATI.
Texas and Che rob &c Cattle Ruled
Ont.

Texas and Che rob &c Cattle Ruled
Out.
CINCINNATI, September l2.-Msyor
Davis to-day addressed q communlca-
ton to the freight agents OF all railroads
entering Cincinnati informing them that
until further notice no Texas or Cher.
okee cattle would be allowed to land in
this city. The same instructions will
be given to steamboat sgenta This
action of the Mayor is based on an or
der of the Board Of Health, and look
to the suppression Of the cattle plague,
which has made its appearance in one
or two dairies.
EIeetion or Delegates.
The following members Of the Cham
Der of Commerce have been elected del
eestes to the National Board Of Trade !:
Charles W. Rowland. s. L. Taylor, c.
n. Holloway, Theo. Cook, Clifford Nef
and William Hesry Davis.
Yresghss Advanced.
Freigbb to nearly all the Southern
cities were to-day advanced Eve cents
psr hundred pounds.
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BROOKLYN.


IOTpedO BOat LauHtHtu.
BROOKLYN, September l2.-An iron
submarine torpedo boat destined, if
found worthy Of approval by the Navy
Department, for bsrbor defense, and
able to proceed under water and afix a
torpedo to an enemys ship aud ex-
plode it at a safe distance BY means
Of electricity. was launched and expert
mented with at the Brooklyn navy
yard, yesterday afternoon, under the
direction Of the Board Of Survey. The
Chief Naval Constructor considers l.
unsafe, but further experiments may
demonstrate its complete praticability.
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GEORGIA.
The Cotton Crop.

SAVANNAH, September l2.-New cot
ton is beginning to arrive at this port.
Yesterday 1923 bales OF the present
years crop came in. The prospect for
large cotton crop is encouraging
our merchants. There will be at lesst
one-third more cotton this season than
last on the Islands. The worm has
done very little damage. No serious
loss is anticipated. About 25rOOO
pounds Of seed cotton came in this
week.
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IOWA.
The Indians Attack the Yellowstone
Expedition.

Expedition.
Sioux CRY, September IA special
from Fort Sully, Dakota, says ths.
some Indians came into the Cheyenne
River Agency direct from the hostile
country in Yellowstone Valley. They
report that Sitting Bull, Racer and
Gall in the Neck, with large band Of
Uncapapas, Minniconjss and Santees
made two attacks on the Yellowstone
expedition few days ago, but finding
the troops prepared for them, withdrew,
neither side losing any. Subsequently
these bands dispersed and went of
buffalo hunting. This is believed to be
the end OF the trouble in Yellowstone
Valley for this season The dispatch
saws that prominent military officers at
Fort Sully consider the news reliable.
Delegates to Pittsburgh Convention
DEsxoINEs, September l2.-The Sol
diers' Convention yesterday elected
twenty delegates to the Pittsburgh Con-
ventlon.
Henry wilson.
A letter received from Eon. Henry
Wilson announces that he will probably
be here to speak at the mass meeting
in October.
Fire.
Corrydou, in this State, ws5 visited
with an iucendisry fire last night.
Loss about $4,000.
Petition for Damages.
The heirs OF Thos. II. Shinds have
petitioned the Board OF Supervisors for
$4,000 compensation because of the
death BY drowning, May, 1871, in the
Magoketa river, of Shinds, wife and
child, claiming that their death was
caused by the bad condition OF the
public highway, whereby his buggy was
precipitated into the river.
ASmaII Tornado
occurred at New Albion station, on the
Chicago, Dubuque and Minnesota rail-
road which carried three or four houses
bodily several hundred feet and COM
pletely demolished one or two others.
No loss OF life is reported.
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HUDSON, N. Y.


HUDSON, n. Y September l2-Jus-
tice Henry Hogeboom, Of the State
Supreme Court OF New York, died at
his residence in this city at four o'clock
this morning, aged sixty-tour years.
From early life he has held prominent
position in public, and at the time OF
his death was regarded a. the most en-.
inent jurist on the Supreme Court bench
OF the State. He was graduate Of
Yale COLLEGE, and graduated in high
honors. In 1887 he was a member Of
the Assembly, and has been a Justice
of the Supreme Court since 1858. He
was q man Of marked ability. and COM
manded respect from all with whom he
became associated. His funeral will
take place from the Reformed Church
in this city next Monday, at halfpast
one o'clock P. n.
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BUFFALO,.
The Grain Elevators.

BUFFALO, September l2-The COM
petition between the Buffalo elevators,
which has existed all the season, ceased
to-day, many elevators having worked
for nothing and the average has been a
ic per bushel on grain and nothing to
vessels. The executive committee OF
the Buffalo Association today came 10
an agreement OF lic per bushel, in
cluding five days storage and cent
per bushel for every FIVE days or part Of
five DAYS thereafter 1t is estimated
that there has been a loss to the Elevat-
ing Ass ociation this year Of over half q
million dollars caused by the compe-
tition between the elevators. Five
million bushels Of grain out Of fourteen
million bushels which was under con.
tract by the old parties at halt cent
per bushel is assumed by the associa-
ton
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VIRGINIA.

Blast Furnaces - be Estahlished.
LYScHBUHs, September 1.-Two
prominent gentlemen from Buffalo, Y.
Y. have arrived in this city on Q tour
of INVESTIGATION in regard to the iron
lsnds- They propoee to establish fur
naces to supply their extensive works
in Buffalo
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NEW YORK.


Nafhaa's Supposed Murderer.
New YoRK, September IL The writ
Of Aabsas oorpta, granted Yesterday in
the case of Forester and made return
able to-day, was, by consent Of the
counsel, adjourned 70 Saturday. The
interest in the case is slowly abating.
safcfde from Grief
Mrs. Ernestina Lonenheim, sister oil
Prof Anthem, committed suicide BY
stabbing TO-DAY. Her daughter be-
came suddenly insane, yesterday, and
vas removed TO the hospital. The
sriei of the mother caused temporary
insanity asd she took her own lite.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The Pope Will Not Leave Rome.

The Pope Will Not Leave Rome.
PARIS, September H. President
Theirs to-day received a dispatch from
the Marquis De Bourgoing, the French
Ambassador at Rome, stating positively
that His Holiness the Pope has sbsn-
doned all intentions Of leaving Rome,
and that he gratefully declines N.
Theirs kind offer Of a residence at
Compeigue.
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OHIO.
Grants H,relings st work.

Grants Htrelings st Work.
XxxlA, September l2.-Genersl Will
lard Warner attempted to address 40
outdoor Greeley meeting here last night.
He wac interrupted by the Grant men,
and the meeting finally had to be closed
ON account OF the noise they made.
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by It's use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the soliicles are destroyed, % the
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Practical and Anaiytic.l Chsm1sn, Low
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MAINE.

The Eiection-Perhan's Majority.
AUGUSTA, September 1.-THE official
returns from three hundred and ninety
three towns give Perham, for Governor,
Ii, 900 majority.
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More CareIessness.

Last night a train Of tWenty-seven
gravel cars collided with freight train
in consequence of a misplaced switch,
on the Albany railroad, at Cottage
Farm station. Th. gravel train was
completely demolished and the freight
train badly injured. No lives were lost.
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BOSTON.
Death Of ~ Bishop

BosToS, september l2.-Dr. Est
burn, Bishop OF Massachusetts,, died
last night, aged seventy one years. In
l842 he was Assistant Bishop, and be-
came Bishop in ls43. He leaves a
wife. but no children.
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Ayers
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For Restoring to Gray Hair its
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Cheese.
Teas

n BOXES YELLOW GOSHEN CHEK5k
I'd iust received and Ior sale ~
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Teas
m HALF CHEsIs GUNP, Y. II. AND
4U Byson.
70 half chests Oolong,
% do Japan and souchonx,
tust received and Eor ale by
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B | AN K B 00K S

And all work required by Bankers, Mer.
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So Orders for Work Respectfully Solic-
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FIOuRs FIOufT
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