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FROM tho Vest KTEnian We learn
that anelFOrt that has been in progress for
Amonth or 80 to compromise the differ.
encs between Marion county and the B.
TO. Railroad Company about the taxes
due from that Company, has failed, and
The Supervisors Of that county have order.
ed that suit to recover the full amount
be Immediately proceeded with. II
l. stated that ir. KEYsER, Vice Prest-
dent Of the Company, visited Fair
mont a fortnight since and proposed to
The Supervisors to compromise by paying
alIhIs with interest from and including
1854, on valuation Of $75OO per mile.
AF. KEysER left this proposition, which
alter a dayOr two for consideration was
accepted. The Supervisors went to work
10 figure up their account on this basis
and found the taxes and interest due up
70 Tho lSt inst, aggregated $4,000. When
NJ hEVsER ascertained the sum claimed
" was so much larger than he had expect.
I'll, That he at once withdrew from his
agreement. Hence the suit. d.
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9 PITTSBURGH.

PrrrsBURoH, September ae.-Hon, G
w. Scofeld, Of Pennsylvania, delivered
an eloquent address to q large meeting d
Republicans, tonight The gathering
was the largest Of the campaign, and greal
enthusiasm prevailed. ~ Il 'ST5
= Jno. Mcdonald, q wealthy resident d
Farmers Station, died to-day from inju.
ries received on the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad. Many are Of the opinion thai
the deceased was murdered, robbed and
the body placed near the tfaGlk. l'd4yal
DaW. w. Stewart, of Dayton, Ohio,
dropped dead from chair In the office oI
the Manor House, to-day. Death wss
caused by hemorrhage Of the lungs. The
remains were taken 10 Dayton. r
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FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN.



LONDON, September 26.-Aberdeen
Scotland, and vicinity was visited by 3
terrible rain storm yesterday. The rail.
way station was submerged and the streets
impaasably flooded. The crops were ru.
iped.
The hop crop d gathered and the yield
ishrge. T|t7i'Siiti . i'f'f5gslQ,
DEPARTURE OF MISS FAITHFUL FOR n. Z.
LONDON, September 26.-Miss Emily
Faithful sailed from Liverpool for New
York to-day, in the steamship 0ceana.
She visited the American Club In the
former city last night, y f5.Ea
THE IRISH BISHOPS ON HOME RULE.
DUBLIN, September 26.-At q recent
meeting of the Roman Catholic Bishops,
Of Maynsoth, although Arch. .Bishop Cul.
len opposed the principles Of the home
rule, a majority Of the Bishops voted in
favor OF 1t, asa EEraTE-
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BRAZIL.

LISBON, September 2G-The mail
steamship from Rio Jsneiro, with dates to
the 9Th inst, has arrived here. The Bra.
lillian Minister Of Agriculture Is dead,
and Senior Barrets has been appointed his
successor. The election for members of
Congress throughout the country resulted
in favor OF the government candidates.
The negotiations between Gen. Nitro,
Argentine Envoy, and the Brazilian gov
ernment were still going on. The settle.
ment of the dispute depends on the con-
structon Of the boundary treaty between
the Argentine Confederation and Para.
PlaV. II "r.f..r
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CINCINNATI, September 25,-River foul
feet ten inches, fallen.
MEMPHIs, September 2G.-Clear. Mer'
curry II, River declining.
CAIRO, September 28.-2iver stationa,
ry. Weather clear and pleasant.
PTTsBURGH, September 26.-River %
inches and still slowly declining.
ST. LoU1s, September 36.-River rising
slowly. Weather clear and cool.
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Loss OF the Observation-Disclosures
I rl at New York. y

d a
NEW York, September 26.-The inyes.
tlgation into the loss OF the steamer Blen.
willie, by Inspectors Boole, Mershon and
Hall, was continued to-day. 9
Engineer Best testified that on the day
Of the fire august 18th, } To being ordered
to turn on steam as the ship was on fire;
afterwards to stop the engine and start
the donkey pump. The donkey pump
was soon stopped; smoke was then dense.
ly coming through the bulk heads; other
pumps were then Manned, was no 'fire
found; the boilers conducting the steam
pipes on the Bienville were two inches
thick; the fire extinguishing pipes should
be four or six inches; was told by the
Quartermaster that tho fire came from the
hatch, under the steerage, fifteen feet lor.
ward Of the boilers. The Blenville had as
much security against fire as any vessel he
ever saw. Witness thought the fire origi.
mated forward between the decks. BE
had twenty people In his boat, nine Of
whom were drowned by the boat capsiz.
ing.
John H. McCurdy, who built the boiler
for the Bienville, testified that her boilers
were better as to safety against fire than
any other he had seen.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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oiLBarse Lost, with Six Lives, ON
'gr- 5"r Lake Erie. fs (

BUFFALO. September 26.-The old
barge Iron City, with cargo Of oil from
Cleveland to this city, toundered and sunk
last night near Sturgeon Bay, eighteen
miles from here, AS she had no small
boat, 1t is supposed that her Captain,
Richard Q. Cunning Of this city, and one
woman and four men, were drowned. The
barge was in tow ,ofthe tug, Metas, and
when near Point Abtno, the line parted.
Neither the tug nor barge having . small
boat, 1t was impossible on account of the
high wind, TO get another line to her. The
tug. came to Buffalo, supposing that the
barge would cast anchor. This morning
the latter was found q, total wreck. The
cargo and vessel were valued at $4,000.
Insured. ...-lA - .aoE ~.
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q H.. .'.
For New England, on Friday southerly
to westerly winds. For Middle States,
winds veering to westerly, with clear
weather, without probability. For the
northern portion Of New York and from
the Ohio Valley to the Upper Lakes,
westerly and northerly winds, aud gen.
orally clear weather. The winds oyer
the Lower Lakes will veer to fresh
and probably westerly to nortwesterly.
The area Of diminished pressure over
the northeast will probably move cast
ward over the Lower Mississippi valley,
accompanied by cloudy weather and prob.
ably rain, and possibly northeastward
over the Lower Ohio valley for the South
Atlantic and Cult States. Cloudy wealth.
er and rain, with southerly winds, will
prevail over the latter.
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CHICAGO.
The Epidemic Of Crlmes--Anothe
..,,- Public Meeting.


..,g, Public Meeting.
CHICAGO, September q. "A very iafge,
meeting, composed Of tho best class OF cit.
liens, was held at the Board Of Trade
rooms this evening, to take into consid.
Grafton tho prevalence Of crime In the CITY,
It's cause and remedy. Judge s. B. Goo.
ktns presided, and stirring speeches made
by Dr.. s. N. Davis, Rev. DF. Kittridge and
others, who took the ground that the
most prolific source Of crime Of all kinds,
Is the use Of intoxicating liquors, and de.
manding that the laws regulating the sale
OF the same should be enforced, especially
the law prohibiting the sale OF liquors on
Sunday. Resolutions embodying the sen.
timcnts expressed by the speakers, and
appointing committee to lay the sub
ject before the Mayor and other officials,
and urge upon them the necessity oi
prompt and firm action in the enforce
ment Of the law, were adopted unani.
mously and with reclamation.
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PH1IADELp11A, August 26-At the
Point Brleze races yesterday, the tirst
race was decided . dead heat between
Susie Parker and Joker, In the second
race six horses started; -four heats were
trottedi Sunbeam won the first heat, and
Comet the three remaining heats 'sf
The time ofthe second race yesterday
at Point Brieze course, won by Comet in
the second, third and fourth heats, was as
follows: 2;32i, 2:31, e:SSf and 2:34t.
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MILWAUKEE, September 26.-The third
day of the State Fair was attended by al
lleast10 0 QO0 people! AT a business meet.
ing W.. R. Taylor was elected President
and W. W. Field Secretary for the cnsu'
Tie siraight.outs sDGmottats held con,
vention here today and decided TO put In
an electoral ticket. The Republicans had
a large torchliglIt procession tonight.
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I. H.hLouIsIANA.a

New ORLEANS, September e6.-state
Auditor Graham Is again lncarcerated by
order Of the sth District Court, the Gov.
ernor's pardon being decided unconstiIu'
tional. 10y t'.
Second Lieut.. Charles Jordan, Of the
10th United States infantry, who was re-
Gently sentenced TO dismissal from service
and one years' imprisonment lor the EN-
bezzlement of government money while
acting as Quartermaster at jackson, Miss.
has been sent to Dry Tortugas.
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AND now 1t Is big corn. CHAs, d.
HENRY, Of MouOngalla county, writes to
fl. PS,t that he has produced a stock Of
,on "A feet s inches long, with an car ID
aches long. Now let our brother editors
come along with their ears and see which
can match this.
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The Convention Of BIacksmtths and
MRchIniata.

ALBANY, September 26.-The Tnterna.
tional Convention Of Machinists and Black.
smiths was held here today. The con.
sideration OF the apprenticeship question
was postponed until the next Con Vention,
In order TO obtain more thorough organ.
izatlon, 4 A resolution providing subStan.
TALLY that the Union be apportioned' into
thirty districts, each district to be repre-
sentcd by one delegate elected by a Con.
vention Of tho several local Unions In such
district, and such apportionmeht to be
made within six months previous to, the
meeting of the International Union by the
President; that the mileage Of such dele.
gates and accommodations OF $4per day
each shall be paid them, and thata meet
ing ot. the International Union shall be
held biennially, was adopted unani-
/ mnllRlV 4 gf. fE e sf s|.lF.. .T..1.E A Hrvln
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'a.I schurz's Opinion OF the Camden
~ ~ Uteeley Leaders in West Va.

T@e Hdltofs Of the Intelligenecr. ne
Hss said that when the committee IRON
nus nus city recently interviewed schurz a,
,ha ,Ih"SOufgh, in regard to speaking here,
ISS orator inquired which wing Of the
DsnocFatic party Of West Virginia they
,,ssp.eSsented, ,s : and upon being informed
s suAI 'aey werc for tho regular Parkers.
Soh lug ucEet during the recent campaign,
SST SSTuiz y sad /: "Well, gentlemen, il one.
5".,' 5aI ol what was said about your leaders,
,.na ~us'og the Gubernatorial contest, was
.'. ~%', desire nothing to do with your
'.a "lS o. The party, and il the same leaders
%sM ~ nv Inc head OF the Greeley movemen,
NV NJ mst Virginia us Camden had to RELY
,4.. pSI' despair OF West Vlrgiuia's cleo.
"'Al vote being cast for Horace" /
TAERv
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SPAIN.

MADRID, September 26.-senor Revere
was today elected President Of the Cortes
BY q vote OF 176 to 30. The vice presi.
dents and secretaries Of the last Cortes
were reelected. o., ."HI,
The Minister Of Finance will present
his annual budget tomorrow.
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peop. GEORGE N. FLEMING, of Fair
,or, b,, been appointed BY the board oi
..s.D,, a,.r, dst assistant teacher in the West
iib.ty Normal School.
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BALTIMORE.
Bank Robbers Indicted.

e BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-The Grand
Jury yesterday indicted Joseph 3. Chap
man alias E.nWashburn alias Jos. Bart.
lett. Joseph Crandell and 8. A. Mead, iol
burglariously entering the Third National
Bank Of Baltimore in August, last, alSc
Henry and Clinton as accessories; the
latter Is under arrest Three others are
being pursued.
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IAKRY.

poOS 0os r.. young friend W. D. Garlic has
SnS Sro,o!s, " Wheeling tolive and practice his
Ss S%sSs'on, ~, the Law. We have no doubt
hS,S S'! succeed, and soon stand at the
msn a o. o. his profession. He Is a Young
Iion " p very superior abilities and educS.
,OSti.,h,. @ hls character for strict integrity,
hs, cy' wy industry and honorable purpose
fan" won lor him already an ienyIablt
'Ane'-Caarkabury TeSeqrGph,
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An oId MAN Muraered by his Som.

gTERRE, TAuTE, Ind, September &c
VIM. Irwin, eighty years old, residing two
miles from this city was murdered this
evening by his son.in,law, J. Miller. The
weapon used was an ak. The trouble
originated in the old mans reproving
Miller for wantonly spilling barrel Of
cider. Miller is in custody.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, September 26.-The
Matamoras merchants have accepted the
proposition Of loaning the government
$50, 600, 900 to secure an extension Of the
old tariff for thirty days, the merchants
guaranteeing sufficient importations with
In that time to cover the amountin duties.
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THE Wheeling Register regrets that
Carl schurz cannot be engaged lor sin
gle speech in West Virginia. The trouble
Is that the Liberal Democratic Committee
In that State cannot raise the required
$3.50 for the Hon. Carl's services. That
Pile is little too "hefty" for the Greeley.
ties Of West Virginia, -PittSburgh Dis.
match,
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INDIANA.

INprANApoIls, September 2e.-A large
Republican meeting was held in thss city
tonight at the Wigwam. 1t was ad-
dressed by Hon. John A. Bingham. Gov
Jewel, Of Conn, and Gen. J. q. Baker
Gov. Jewell's address was devoted 10 the
interest oi mechanics and business men.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, September 26.-The Retehs
Anzerger publishes an official notice that
the payment Of the North German Fed.
eral loan will begin January l, 1878.
The Prussian Gross Gdzete states that
Rosenburg will succeed MIR. Balan as
German ambassador to Belgium. 5T
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Enormous silver Ledge In COLORADO .
-.SensatIon in the Mining Re.
RIonS,

DENVER, September 25 "A wonderful
discovery was5 made recently, six miles
west of Carbon, of an enormous silver
ledge, or system Of ledges, so locked and
woven together rs to be practically one
lode. 1t measures sixty-three feet in
width, and can DO clearly traced, over
five miles, carrying ore the entire distance
that assays from $75 10 $1,000 per ton.
Tho surrounding formation Is primary
granite, and the ore carries, galena, black,
and gray sulphur. &C.. A large number
Of men are already at work on 1t, and It
Is the sensAtinnioi the whole mining 70.
gion. In the Marshall tunnel, near
Georgetown, a vein Of solid mineral, thit.
ty inches wide, was struck on Saturday.
Great activity exists everywhere In the
mining region, and reports! come from oh
quarters oi larger yields than ever before.
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Taxes TO be Refunded 10 Non.resi,
dent Aliens.


= WASHINGTON, September 2G-Revised
regulations are about to be issued by the
Secretary Of Treasury for the refunding
OF taxes paid by banks, companies and
corporations upon dividends, interest and
profits due to nonresident aliens prior to
March 10, 1886. The old regulations re.
quired certain specified evidence. The
new ones will provide for allowance upon
any evidence whatever which shall prove
TO the satisfaction Of the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue that the money claim.
ed was actually paid to a nonresident
alien.
Rt Hon. Hobart Lowe visited Glas.
gov to. day and received from the munich.
pality the freedom of the city.YIn his
speech returning thanks for the y honor
Mr.. Lowe alluded 10 the result ol the
Geneva arbitration. lie expressed the
opinion that the Americans had come out
Of the struggle very much irritated, but
England's object was not 10 gain legal
triumph, She acted, therefore, not as q
litigant, but as friend. The money dc.
clared due should be paid without muir
muir or delay. ''
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p. M. General creswell at sandusEy,

4 sANDusDY, o., September 27.-Post.
master General Creswell arrived here 10.
day. he was driven out to the County
Fair Grounds and viewed collected the
industry Of Erie county. In the evening
he addressed the Republicans at Norman
Hall, the attendance being very large,
He visits Cleveland tomorrow,
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ACCORDING to a correspondent whose
letter is published elsewhere, Senator
scuuRz does not entertain very compli'
ncntAry opinion of the CAMDEN and
GREELEY Democratic leaders in this State.
Ne shall have no quarrel with General
scwRz about his opinion Of these gentle
men. It's shared, too, by very large
number oil West Virginia Democrats, who
are 50 much disgusted with the leadership
under which the GREELEY movement has
fallen in this State that they will support
he straight ticket, o'CoNoR and ADAMS.
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Fson The telegraph wC learn that dur
j., N. Fair at Clarksburg last week q
mi. nj ,op of Col. Ben WILSON was kicked
S,a horse and had his jaw fractured in
NO places.
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Republican Demonstration at Evans
4Ir.. vile, Indiana.

EVANSVILLE, IND, September 2e.-The
Republican procession this evening was
very fine, although not 80 large as the
last. Gen. T. N. Browne and Hon. G. s.
Orth are addressing large assembly in
and outside Of the Wigwam.
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who 1a0 5S, tPIrGAN, the English reformer
te@nSss @ aus . oeen prominently engaged ID The
IN mi ,Fst FPetaace and cooperative movements
lbronaS.tc a. country, but who better known
Inc a 5sa t n!S Photographic system OF writ,
pecuniS,Sa -a'ssa I'H, INTO the most embarrassing
las hry hoaGy alInc1lties, and q national lund
~ 0eea started for his benefit
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Tue FRIENDS OF the Hon. HORACE
GREELEY, a gentleman who Is now run.
ming Tor thinks he is(as the candidate o.
the Democratic party for the Presidency,
10 not find much comfort in the columns
Of the Wheeling Register. That eminent
newspaper has not even the enterprise to
report, as matter Of news, the very
numerous and certainly striking speeches
which It's candidate Is making in his
swing around the circle from New York
10 Louisville. Mr.. GREEIEY's friends
herewhO want to see his speeches, as he
throws them of from day to day, and as
they are tOlegraphed to all the live news.
papers III the country, have to look to the
columns Of the lSTELIIGENCER, a GRANT
paper to find them. Does the Register think
this kind OF service will give it any sort
OIa claim to tho Wheeling Post Office
when Il. G. becomes Prcsidentf Call
youths backing Of your friendsI
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Civil Rights In ,Washington..suit il
~ Against the Arlington. ri

WASHINGTON, September 26.-J. Milton
Turner, colored minister resident at Mo.
roVia, Liberia, has instituted suit agains,
the proprietors Of the Arlington House on
the ground Of having been refused admis
sion as d boardcr. p q /
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The oregon Senatorial Election.

NEW YORK, September 2eJ-eAWash
ington special dispatch received from Or
egon represents that Mitchell will proha
bly, be elected by the new Combination
and some new men will'bs elected to 'tht
United States Senate. ,t.,,.,-',
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Sho IS NJ story sa!, That Forester would confess
~ Ae Is pardoned, proves untrue. f'
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g,pvoSr last week shipped twenty
a.. ,.,.losds Of cattle for the east and
~, TD....cLville two carloads.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AssocIATRp pRRss RRponT.
EEcluSlvely to the IntOllIgenoOr,.

tBy the Western Union Line.
oaiee North-West cor. Of Main and Monroe sts
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weather Report. !
PROBABILITIES.

g. T'hI FWAH DEPARTMAliT.l 4
OYFTM or THB CHIlB SIGHAL OFFrcER,
WAsHLaar0A, D: O., Sep tember 26-7:30 /. n.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11
A Talk With Brigham Young

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial writes from Salt Lake City,
under date o, the I'd inst:
We waited over an hour tor the
I" President" as he is called but, as
there were plenty of people to talk to,
the hours passed pleasantly. A door
leading to his inner sanctum opened
and the king of the Mormons, the ruler
of Utah, the yeritable Brigham Young
stood before. Us
He is stout looking old man sof IL
years. his body showing large bones
and slightly bent with the weight of
time, his face smooth down to chin
whiskers, bis hair frosted by many
winters, his forehead broad and high,
his lips firm, his eye bright, his face
kind and his voice low and gentle.
Such is Brigham Young. His troubles
of the last year are telling feartully
upon him, and unless his enemies re-
lent aud give him and his church some
peace, it is evident that he will be
moved hence ere long.
Being a prisoner, and these being
critical times, he is very cautious what
he Gays, even to his trusted friends.
He spoke with deep feeling OF unjusl
prejudices which were harbored
against the church, accusing the Meth
odist of being particularly yindicitive
He affirmed that the Mormon was a
| liberal church, interfering with no one
and only skiing to be let alone, and
worship God in their own way. HI
said that Methodists Episcopalians
Catholics, and all denominations were
allowed to preach in the Tabernacle
and gave numerous instances where
the privilege had been granted to tn,
Eastern ministers, who repaid TIT
kindness by pitching into the Mormon
religion.
In appearance and address be i'm
presses me as kind hearted old man
and as for the stories about his insti
eating murder and robbery. simpl.
don't believe them. No man can be
| fiend without his face showing it, an,
l defy any man to see wickedness in
lineament of Brigham YOung's face.
After half hours conversation uI
on the subject of churches in general
a number Of prominent Mormons CON
ing in to hold ga consultation, "
wn hdre~