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BrOdpTick's C;rnvr.

(From 4 san FFancisco letter by Col Forney)
These thoughts, and many more con.
ncc'"d with my early rccollcctious Of
"a, '"rr y, wc:' y .'sius through my mind
rs al Al Mr. K..sion's side, and watch.
I'd his shi,l.ul management Of his four
spanking bays; and when asked him To
tell me where David &. BrOdcrick was
buried, III" lies wonder" was the rcpIy,
GS hc pointed To- the Lone Mountain Gene.
terry, "aT! God never made a better a
hra"cr, "r mere UnScliish man." | with.
drew from Tie gay society ut our dGstinn.
ton Ms suOn AS prOprciy allowed, and with
my friend, Peter DouHhus, Of san Fran
CISCO tan old friend of Broderickl
and John M2Manus, Of pcnnsyl.
wanna, proceeded to the monument erected
over ihcmrlyr tisapl4in shaft, about
iiily icct high, and stands an pcdimen,,
which gives II - lofty appearance. Ills
"l California granite, AMI was made and
erected by the mechanics Of San Fran.
cisco The inscription is simnlc. and
BrnLcrick Is only named Ms "Senator"
and "McCh,nir The G.y WAS one q.
singular bcanty-C,inl. n,-',, re: ,ull of
life. Though TIE BILLS WERE l,-nwn and
dry, the Iich Il ,ra ui this .,...'..rrn cline
grew fresh and green under the tender
hands ol those who watched these III.
neral tributes. The Crounh, around the
gorgeous tomb Of the mmcnrrd wife oi
rGovcruor Milton S. Latham Of CaliIor.
mia, lady whose early death seems
to he rn!uriuEly remembered by her
faithful husband, were literally covered
with the precious roses aul urranums Of
the season, anil their Olurs were waitrd
Will rqIHl grnvrn.i'y on every side Ii
WAS q touching picture: The devotion Of
lrudrrirk's friends In his memory. and
the devotion ui his successor in the Uni
ted states Senate 10 the memory Of his
accomplished wife. }ruirr.rk Is behaved
10y the people he served: Ms Lttbam is
mon;ncd by faithful husband. There
Is, then, such II thing ~ uninrrcttiu..
friendship and unIorguliing 1--we,
II was oOdlhiug 20 stand over Brol.
crick'S grave, tn recall his thin features
his stern maXimS, and his voice For he
Was u i,lishl, not in the rXClusivoncss of
his nature, hIt in the devotion of his
friendship. He was born to commarJ.
"'' - ''"'f Ou' ~ INN. lllS very hates
were superb; iJE he always hated lies and
miscFs. lie would give royalty ul his
own and he never coined money oai Of
nasenc>s. lie would sell cvcryiLiH, bu,
his vote and III, H"uor to help 81 man lie
liked. | never owed him u .artl.Ir-.
mt ! know he woU,l nuIr:.w
Tor others, and Ihrn repay wi'hc,a.. ,4ri
interest, and without the mrn.Has uI
reminding the drlauI,cr nl the ,nr,,,I,n
iavor. He loved the people .. hi, roa.I
and | am gl,d TO know they sal love
lam, Ills name prrvAdrS the whu'r h,r-
der From the mountains lo the sc,, am!
rom iHr Srl 10 The moHawlgS, MS in,rr-
tlly l. Sconccdci and his mIiioi.,m Uuchal.
lrngrd The rich rcspcc, our WIN ncyrr
ihurrcd Them, and the poor onr who
always helped them.
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endorsing the Cincinnati and Baltimore
platforms, and plcdging their best cXrr.
ions in the cause OF reform.
Francis Herman was received with pro.
lonCcd cheers, and made u speech, dcprc.
eating all ScCtiOnalism, and saying the
question at issue is one Of patriotic ciIi.
zenship; Shall We elect toSolllCc ,mcu
who will reform the abuses and selfish.
ness which have Crcpt into our Govern.
mcnt?
Gen, Banks entered the hall during Kcr.
mans remarks, and was greeted with
applause. At the conclusion OF KCrnans
speech there were loud calls Tor Gen.
Banks. Dana, however, introduced Hon.
X. NJ. L, Hunter, who delivered a lengthy
speech, supporting Greeley because Of
his desire to SOW seeds OF sympathy and
affection among all our people; 10 Cuiu.
vNtc harmony, just feeling and affection
among the different races in the Southern
States First, contraction Of all the pow
crs in the hands Of the central govern
mcnt, and because he desired an honest
President, and one who will use his pow.
ers over OilicC-huldcrS; not for selfish ends,
but for general and catholic purposes,
leaving them to the discharge Of thee duties
Of citizens, according 10 their own sense
Of duty.
General Banks, in his speech, claimcd
the vote Of New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, West
Virginia, Old Virginia, Tennessee and
Arkansas rs sure for Greeley, and said in
spite OF military dcSpnlism Vermont has
cut down the Republican majority by
5000 and Maine by q per cent, and in
November Massachusetts, under the great
leadership OF Charles Sumner, will follow
in this uprising Cheers
Among other speakers was W. 4.
Saunders (colorcdl ol Maryland, at Irving
Hall. Speeches were made by Hon Fer
mnGo Wood, cX-lulgc Spencer, Chaun.
cy NJ. Drpcw, Gov. Walker, Of Virginia,
and others. The speeches in Tammany
Hall, Irving Hall and at the outside stands
continued until near midnight. Alto!
o'clock various ward organizations march.
cd through Fourteenth street tO Union
Square, swelling the assembled crowd To
nearly 100000 persons. The Twenty
first ward, which has heretofore been re.
garded as the stronghold of Senator
O'Brien, made by far the largest turn out,
numbering over 1000 representatives
The meeting at stand No. l was
called 10 order by Samuel J. TildCn,
md presided over by cx Sheriff Kelly.
Speeches were made by $. 5. Cox, Gov.
Randolph, Of New Jersey, and others
Stan! No. > was presided over by G. +.
\. SpinoH, Speeches were madcby Hon
JAS. Brooks aud Col Ethan Allen. Alall
the stands the crowds were large and
enthusiastic There were nearly twenty
five thousand Germans around the Ger.
mHn stand.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September l2.-Thc proprictors
oil the several Collicrics in the depart
mcnt Of Pas dc Calais have executed
their first contract Tor furnishing coal to
England. The quantity is $4,000 tons.
NJ. Goutant Bron is expected at Trou-
vile to report 10 Thicrs what passed at
his interview with the Emperor OF Rus.
sia, At Berlin.
The Radicals are determined to cclC.
bratc the anniversary of the first rcpub-
lie with banquets in Paris and the prov.
inccs, and Gambctta has promised to
speak at one Of these banquets in the
South Of France.
Thcrs has been informed by VI. Bang.
crins that the Pope has abandoned the
idea of leaving Rome.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, September l5.-IIon. Il.
II. ll'll, Of Georgia, spoke to large au.
dIrncc Il, the Court House tonight
The city is lull ui strangers. Several
Thousand were on the barbecue grounds
to-day and finished the remains nj ycs,cr
day feast. All the places ul amusement
are crowded Ia night. There is an i'm
mcnsr throuCa nj the exposition, and over
twenty Thousand visited that place to-day
and tonight, The receipts oi the day at
the doors were $4,000.
Jefferson Davis arrived at the Gait
House 10 day. Ills visit is only one Of
private business. lie leaves Tor baltimore
tomorrow,unl will visit the Fair Grounds
I" see LongIcllow in the morning
On Sunday evening, in johnson town.
ship, Scott county, Indiana, m cight.ycar
old boy, named Lotus, became angry nj
a little girl seven years old, daughter ul
Jerry Chandlcr, and taking up IL sho, gun
fired the contents into her stomach
The gun was loaded with slugs. The
girl fingered till morning, when She died
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TEXAS.

BROWNSVILLE, September l2--fhc
Border Commissioners htvc returned
from their trip up the liver. Important
evidence was obtained '.t R.r Grlndc
city regarding the dcprcd ,lions commit
ted in StOrr. The Commissioners report
that during the voyage upward Mexican
cattle thieves were discovered in the act
Of crossing herd OF stolen cattle. The
thieves being in considerable rIorce
their recovery was impossible without
troops. Large quantities Oi herds OF
stolen cattle were found at Camargo,
Mexico. \ bad condition Of affairs exists
all along the Texas border. On the
downward voyage the Commissioners
saw large quantities OF smugglcd goods
on the Texas banks Smurglers with
small boats were on both banks. Con.
tinued murders and thei,s, with the defiant
attitude OF the McXicans, produce iccl.
ing OF insecurity. The Mrxicans still Ut.
ter bitter threats against all the witnesses
before the Commission, and il Is feared
that murders will cnsuc. The early action
Of Congress is looked to Tor us the only
means OF remedying the condition Of
things, which have grown iEtOlcrnblc.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LoUls, September 12.-Ilon. John
u. Long, General Mcdonald and Gov.
McCook, the Colorado Indian Commis
sloncrs recently semitic negotiate with the
Ute Indians for the purchase of part ol
their rcSrrvcratiun IN Colorado returned
hero tonight. They held council with
the Indians, hut in consequence oi there
not being sufficient number OF them
there 10 complete the negotiation nothing
definite was accomplished. a large pro.
portion ot those n the council, however,
expressed u willingness 10 dispose o! part
OF their reservation, provided lair prices
to: the land could he agreed upon. The
Commissioners will meet in Washington
on the 93d instant and report to the In.
terror Department.
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The Massacre of St. Bartholomew.

\ curious document relating to the
massacre OF St. Bartholomew is, SAYS In
France. about 10 be published. 1t is the
journal OF Il German student, J. W. dc
BOtzheim, who happened 10 be at Orleans
nj the time OF the massacre, and who, in
simple language and with minute prcci.
sion, has recorded his rCCollcclions OF the
lrightiul scenes that occurred on that day.
Botzheim was not only an actual witness
OF the massacre, but he narrowly escaped
death himself on several occasions. This
record OF his experiences, which was late.
ly discovered in Germany, occupies not
fewer than siXty.One pages. ltisi in LN,in;
certain words and certain characteristic
phrases are, however, found here and
there recorded in French. The NUM-
script discovered is unfortunately not the
original, buta copy very difficult 10 de
cipher, ON account q It's numerous a6hrc.
viations. The Latin is very ungrammati.
cal, and the spelling very detective.
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The Jcsui,s in the German Empire.

The PrUsSiln authorities, observes the
Sleek, appeared determined not to allow
the vote Of the ReiChstag, Tor the cXpul-
sion Of the Icsuj;s from lrus.ian territory,
10 be n dead letter. Al poscn, the wO.
men OF the Sacrc Cwur, who are consd.
cred to be affiliated TO the order, were
requested to close the b0aJiing school rs.
mblished in that town, where all the
noble ladies OF the country received their
education. At MayenCc = police agent
repaired 20 the convent Of III" O.Lcr. and
having assembled the brothers, read To
them the law requiring them 10 abstain
from any ecclesiastical act The head OF
the convent protested against this inter
diction, COntcnding that the civil au,hori.
ties had no right 10 iuicrlrrc with the
exercise Of religious functions, and deny
ing that the tendencies O.. the JcsUlts
were contrary to the laws Of the State.
In AlsaCc the ,ICsuiti have also protested,
but they have only been able to obtain II
prolongatiOn Of their stay for Two months.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The New England Temperance Mass
Meeting, was held at Rocky Point, r. l..
Wednesday. Gov. Dalei0rd, presided.
1t was an interesting and successful dem.
onstration.
The body Of Geo. II. Favcr, n sash
aud blind manufacturer Of Providence, X,
l., WAS found Wednesday evening, in the
cellar OF his factory, covered with straw.
His skull having been crushed with II
billet OF wood. An rmployc named Pat.
rick +, DevNby, is suspected OF the mur.
der
Justice Henry lIogcbnom, Of the State
Supreme Court OF New York and an cmi.
ncnt jnrists, died Thursday morning, aged
81 years.
The pugilists, Edwards and Cham.
bcrs, have arranged for fight, 10 take
place in six months, Edwards betting
$4,000 to $1,000.
The Republicans of the Filth Dis
trict, Missouri, unanimously nominated
Col. Jcil Scay for Congress, aud the Re.
publicans Of the Seventh District nom.
mated $. Burdett by acclamation, for
reelection TO Congress.
Whites building on Commercial
street, Newark, n. j., occupied by sew.
cral manufactures, was destroyed by fire
on Thursday morning at an carly hour.
AS, C-,,,, 80 Dnn =, s,,n 90,
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PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, September L. The Pres.
idcnis OF committees are bUsily engaged
in providing accommodations lor the en-.
tcrtainmcnI Of visitors at the Soldiers and
Sailors Convention on the Eth and lS,h
inst. Every available hotel, public build.
ing and warehouse has been secured and
will be retained for the accommodation Of
the visiting delegations. 1t will be ne
cessary for many To provide themselves
with blankets, rs the great demand cx.
cccds the supply. \ number OF the dele.
cations will attend with tents. Extensive
preparations are beng made to thorough.
Iy illuminate the city on the evening ol
the 18th, when the. exercises will conclude
with grand tOrchlight procession and
review Of the marching clubs. Twelve
large arches are being constructed over
Fifth avenue and the street where the
headquarters of the Convention will be
held
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMonE, September l2-Thc Old
Defenders Of Baltimore, with the 4 ,su.
citation of Old Defenders Oi Washington
City rs their guests, arC celebrating the
anniversary Of the battle ul North Point,
to-day. AS the little band Of Old De-.
tenders marched through the streets with
feeble steps md white locks, they were
received md greeted with the proioundc,t
respect by the mnltiludrs TINT throngrd
the sidewalks. Thousands Of flags nrc
streaming over the city and among the
shipping In.AnY.
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PrTTsBURGu, September l2.-The races
began to-day more favorable, and with
l4rgcr attendance than on either of the
two preceding days. The first race was
for a purse ui $1,000 by 2:4O horses, $500
to the first, $3.50 to the second, $3.50 to
the third, and 300 to the fourth. Six
entrios were made. A heavy rain began
falling At the close Of the first heat which
made the track very heavy, but the two
other heats were made Notwithstanding
the heavy track and nClcmCnt weather.
John II. won in three straight heats
Time 9:319, 2:jj, 300. John Chambers
took the second prize; White Hawk the
third, Slow Go the fourth. B. NJ. Forncy
was distanCcd on the second heat, the
track being in such poor condition Sec
Ond race, purse $4,000, for 2.21 horses,
was postponed until Saturday. To NOR,
rows pacing race was also postponed until
the same time.
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pcnr CuIrurc..IIow TO ScIcct.

CFrom the Chicago Thbuucl
SIR wish to set out about ii!tv standard
pear trees in the spring; will you be kind
enough 10 give me what you would con.
slider good selection, considering harii-
ness and prOduCtiycnCss, including sum.
mer, fall and winter. Yours very truly,
THOMAS JONES.
There was time when every NURSERY.
man and lree.plAntcr knew all about
pears; but there Aus come Il change, and
now so little is really known about pear
trees that are hardy md productive, that
it is impossible To make u test. OF all the
puzzles, this is the most difficult Of solu.
ton. For one, | have nearly given up
standards and fell back on dwaris, They
cost less, come quicker into bearing, and, A.,
when the blight kills them, have less Of
regret for the loss Bartlett, Builum,
Belle Lucrative and Lawrence will
make list that just now promises
10 bear the best. | had great faith
in OnOndGga, for it was 50 thrifty and
productive Of fine, Snowy fruit, Of fine
quality, that began to esteem it, and call
il irOn.Clad one Of the never-tails; but,
alas, that gentle gazellc went to the brush
heap one week last ycar--the worst blight.
cd specimen Of all; a dozen trees that
should have given me fifty bushels Of
pears. Then my White DOycnncs, that
had begun to amend, cracked worse than
the crack Of doom, but this year have
good showing OF fruit. ! no longer put
my heart on pears, but gOmOrc largely on
other iruit, and am just now Cuuva,ing
my taste in that direction. | have three
trees OF that little gem OF an early pcuT-
the DDycnnC d'Etc-lhat gave bushcl
basket OF pears, smaller than the smallest,
and too kn0lty tu bc Of any value; md to.
day the leaves arC nj! O!I, giving token OF
Leaf blight, that may lay the foundation
Tor dead trees. Then the BcGrru AuiOu
was the coming pear, but with me il has
delayed its coming. The lIulIum, us Il
dwarf, has given ihir returns, but, ns II
standard, ! would not plant it. The Bart.
lett has done the best ul all, and Is the
only pear that would plant Tor market
The Belle Lucrative is next best for me,
and comes little later; and the Lawrence
is probably the best for winter. On the
whole, il Is better 10 supply the place Ol
pears with other fruits that is more rcIia
BILE, than To depend upon the pear itself
We have no winter peaches and We may
also f0rCgn winter pear6, There il no
list Of winter plums or Of winter straw
berries, and yet We might be pleased with
such, lut us, therefore, bc content 10
grow such pears as promise hest, and ~,
attempt 10 I'LL out the season al too grcnt
cost, The Bartlett has thus far proved
the most reliable, md we might go large.
ly on that. do not suppose this answer
will prove satisfactory 10 a lover oi pears,
but Il is the present status of this fruit ms
general thing. The exceptions ARE seen
ON every hand but, one alirr another, they
BLk away
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-ThccN Union soldiers held u meeting
at Richmond, Virginia, Thursday, Gen.
II. II. Wells presiding. Delegates were
appointed to the Soldiers auL Sailors
Cnnyculion at Pittsburgh.
Much excitement prevailed in mrr.
camille circles on Exchange Place and
Commerce street, Baltimore, Thursday
evening, Nt the reported failure ol five
heavy and well known firms, four Of
which have been extensively engaged IN
the coffee and sugar trade,
In East Cambridge, Mass, Thursday
during II quarrel between Jas. Caynnal.
los and hi1 sister Bridget Talbot, he bca,
the latter SO hrutaly that she died during
hrniEhr
Morton Easthurn, Bishop oi the dio-
crsc oI Massachusetts, died Thursday
morning.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, September l9 General
Uphmn lett again for Pope county this
morning with dozen more Ot the Gov
Crn"r's guards. Matters in and around
RusscIlvillc remain nhnut the same as re-,
ported yesterday, Williams, the deputy
sheriff shot lew dnys since, II dund.
Letters from ltusscllvilc confirm the re-
port TINT in his dying statement he snld
nj! the blame Of the troubles WIS on tho
present officials.
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Death OF Wheeling Soldier in
Dakota.
FORT RANDALL, DAKOTA TERRI,
September jlh, 1879.

FORT RANDALL, DAKOTA TERRI,
September 9Th, 1872.
To the Editors Of the lntcligcncer:
SrRs The body of an unknown man
wearing the uniform OF private soldier
of the United States army, was found in
the river at this place, yesterday, and was
buried at the military cemetery here last
evening. There was nothing on his per.
son by which he could be identified, cx.
ccpting on the title page Of book, which
was found in his pocket, was written in n
fine clerical hnnd the name Of "William
B. Long, Wheeling, West Va" The
title Of the book was, 'DeIineation Of
character and physiological condition"
by publishing this some o! your people
may know who he is.
Yours, &c, MARTIS Z HOGAN,
Isl Lieut.. 22d L. 5. MJdahy
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PITTSBuRGH, September l2.-Rivcr,
10 inches and falling; light rain this morn
ing, Weather, warm and cloudy.
CINClSNATI, September l2.-Rivcr, )
feet and rising.
LOUISVILLE, September l2.-Navira.
ton below is virtually suspended. Is SIS
than two feet on French Island. The
highest boats find it difficult to &c. over
the bars between here and Evansville.
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Tho NIrrIs InycslIrn,inn.

PRovinENCE, r. l., September T. co.
Several Witnesses were examined 10 dny
IN the Mctis investigation, but n" new
points were developed.
The Cor"ncrs jury today in the case
ol the murder Of George n Favor return,
cd verdict against Pat +. Dcnnnhy The
city oilers n reward Of $500 for Dcnnaly
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Weather IICDOrl,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPICE or THE CHIEP SmNAL OPPicEu, !
WAEIITEGTON, D. c., September l2-7:3OPU.


NOrthcrly TO westerly winds md gen.
orally clear weather will prevail on Fri.
day from Louisiana 10 Ahhpmu mud
norlhward over Tennessee und Kentucky
to Lake Eric md the upper lakes. md
over the western portions Of New York,
Pennsylvania md Maryland, and over
Virginia by Friday morning, and over
the eastern portion Ui those States aud
western portion nl New England by FRI.
day evening the south Atlantic
States winds vccring to westerly and
northwcslcrly, and clearing weather, dur.
ing Friday, except for FlorIu. Fresh
and brisk northwcslrrly wnds for the
lower lakes tonight, diminishing in force
on Friday.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September l2.-Mr. Turner
| hlIed states Minister to Liberia, who
has just arrived from the west coast of
Africa, interviewed Edmund Hammond,
Under Secretary Of State for Forcirn
Affairs, yesterday. Turner is on leave of
absence, and will 60 10 America before
returning to Monlr0via.
The steamships Alexander and Iowa
arrived out.
LONDON, September l2.-Thc Edin-
buFgh SotrimdN says that the award Of
the Geneva Tribunal 10 America will be
made in the form Of n lump sum.
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GENEVA, September l2.-Sir Alex.
Cockburh, British member of the Board
Of Arbitration will deliver IN elaborate
oplnton on the points wherein hr differs
from the decision Of the Court His Sec.
rrmrlcs Grc now engaged in the work ol
CNnyinE the opinion.
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MAINE ELECTION.

NEW foRE, September l2.-Thc Off.
cial returns from three hundred and nine.
ty.threc towns, give Pcrham for Governor,
10000 majority.
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BREAD made Of flour obtained from the
horse chestnut is used iOr lOod in parts Of
Germany.
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A NEW abOminatiDn has appeared in
the voCabulary-"nupIiatcd' Tor married
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TmE old wooden bridge across the Del.
aware "i Trenton, is 10 nc replaced hy An
iron one, Ia cost $jUU,OUO.
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KANSAS.

LEAvESwoRrH, September lG.-Thc
N"acN ol this city, Grnnt organ, comes
ont Tor Walker, the Liberal Democratic
nominee f1r Governor Of this State.
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BY TELEc pm.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

Exclusively TO the Intelligenccr.
by the Western CrioE Line.
Of'rc Eorih.wGst cor. Of Main and Mour, .ts