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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19
Grand Lodge n. %. a. u.

Ia the Grand Lols, 81 ODD Fellows. in session
a. Ia Gmore yesterday, the cport at The con-
mi'fct on miiCs &c and per diem, hNing the pay
g. officers and rvTrcSg natives a. - Fer Iag n
seven DAYS afa eagr AZ riVe cents pr nude 10
ard iIom the Flacr q meeting, va ,rurarred
The special order 81 the cav fron-rr-ra, IN
the proposed amendur ITS - the c1n,t l.aft,uN
wss then taken up. The amendment refa-i1y
the Ersnd representative tax frorn % 80
y A. lesi BY = vote a. - ~ 81 The amen. nj
That the dues from subordinate Lodge and en-
can't ments under the immediate fari- t5ou ii
the Grand Lodge be twenty T,er cent rcr anita
VT annum, instead o. ten cent? ar thstr -
telr's, was also lost. The Ameuduer length
80 80 : tue oFlcisl Terms OF represents. YES from
~ 70 Tour wears was Indefinitely postponed
49, - hanging The title OF the Grand Lodge %
ne Sisnd Lodge or America OF the Lode
UNI order % Odd Felioss Wa r,.f hy =
ycss and - NAYS. The amer, fn-pf rrs~i.f,n-
thsi member OF 'he order suspended OF sN-
PEELED ron lodge or encampmenf m any
jurisdiction or Soverei gntv shall MOI h. admitted
to membership IN a l0a - or rn.a..---..,,s IN
another ,urisdicton or sovereignty Nirhou. the
camrm rDt nom Which hc Is SuSpeu ies W sx-
PEELED: prov idsd. however. thar memAr-s Sus-
pended OF dropped ior uoIs-Pavwcut of dues may
nc admitted Tor ne Ul heT~hlp iu anu-hlr fr.>it-
ton or Sovereignty upou such CONDITIONS an
under such rules and regulations aS fhfs Grand
Lodge nav have prescribed or may a. any TINE
adopt. was ursni muU>iy adoufci.
The afternoon session Wss devoted % the CON
>iderstiOr Of the r,rorr a. r'H comm np su he
inject, extent. ana character c. t'r tu-i-I. r-
-lon assumed by state grand bodies os n sah1--
dlnstes originally chartered hy fle Gravl
LooEe OF the United states au1 O. .tt-Nar.ls
transferred 20 an adjoining state Grand Lpj-a.
fbe committee reIsrfpd -har The Nv on the
subject seemed fNel bv fEc LONG usage or this
body. They Courur-cd IN the vlcas u" tie
Grand Sire in his report. and the committee
asked 20 be discharged from further c1u~ . .ra-
ticu OF the subject.
Repre- sentative Given. or this pf,'ri-.. vas
appointed a members 81 the CON mittyr pu "yuh-
Inc Installation Tor subordinate enCaupments"
aud Rebekah Degree Lodge; Representa-. -
Mclean a member OF the committee on the
Degree OF Rebekah' and the ICON fn'ttee on
changing the manner Of OSllOtinE I'm tie deg rees;
and Representative haVeuucT "a meIaser OF the
committee on foreign Relations
The Grand Lodge attended grams reauiln
given by the odd Fellows OF Baltimore last
evening.
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New York Dry Goods Market

The already large volume OF business being
transacted At the commencement OF the week
Was increased rather than lessened by IA. up-
ward tendency OF the market on some goods.
certain brands OF Shirtings and prints % abiv
and trade continuing remarkably good until
near the end oi the week, when les activity
prevailed. The market opened I'm an unsettled
state. the reductions in price OF certain cotton
goods and the simultaneous advance OF others
presented difficulty TO operators, tat which
they solved the week advanced nv a convic-
ton that prices had touched bottom Tor the
present. Hence the extremely liberal purch ASS
% tie week a. an aggregate. Brown shectiuE-
snd shirtlBgs have been one OF the leatureS on
the market, and al grades have been active
With tendency Of hue goods % advance.
Eleached shlrtng- anV sdeetIhg~ have displayed
great activity, ana have been placed in large
quantities at lew prices. Cotton dr..s are IN
very iair request. Ticks, checks and stripes
are il good demand, and are genera Ia steady
in price. DENNIS are somewhat in8 i've. bat
without any alteration in price. Canton ..u-
nJlS are moving quite freely. dJ-VIfs "a. & D.
sence Of cold wea .heT, AMI are genera b. quoted
atCli rates. Cotton leaur are doing rat belt e.
Prints have been the especial feature CT the
week. A general advance IN pIicc syaS ma la
early IN the week. hut this failed % d.lliuish TIE
demand IN the slightest degree. and producers
have been altogether unable 10 meet tae re-
qUiremenfs q agents and jOhboTs. GiHghans
IN desirable style a.e ia good request 20 quote Il
prices, and are in short supply. Drcs- rooi- ar.
still in lively demand. Prices sre steady.
NOollens are iu generally depressed condition.
ShawlS are quite active with the iobhers aud ara
N.'tItu ia eIthl variety hhu beauty A. low rates.
Wool hanncls are quite active in fslcies AMI
checks. Hosiery i selling freely a. about old
rates. The demand lOr knitted goods j. lnlreas-
ing.
The foreign dry goods market was active. and
large amount OF goods sold during The week
Dress goods, partiC ularly I'm the better goods
are doing very We'll, and there confines an
active demand for eilks and silk and wool tex
lures, both in plain cOlJus and taucIes. AZ fgIl
prices for al new aud desirable STYLES ublIs
some of the less desirable stripes. a. are seIl-
ing at reduced rates. MerInos. empress cloths,
reIs, csshmeres, pOplins, epiDElIBcs, and hs Lll-
cOiored plaIds are all IN active demand. cloth
colOTs in the plain goods maintaining their
a>cendancy in favor. Black SILKS ami ,iik VEL
vets are in request at Tally OLD prices.-N. T.
lCuV Bulletin.
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---..Ing nureau OF the
Treasury.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.
MIR. George b. McCariee, superintendent Of
the bureau of engraving and printing OF the
Treasury Department, has completed his
nual report and submitted il TO the Secretary
lie says that there have been completed and
oelivered by this bureau perfect bonds, notes,
ana other securities amounting 70 $50, l59 3d.
and lS5, 6SO, 2t9 customs and internal Tsvenuc
stamps, (value, Sl0c ,50S 1885, also sUudry other
Work for the bureaus of this and the other DO
rartments OF the government. The
adoption of the localized and diStribu-
tive fibre" paper stiu proves protection
10 the government and public against
counterfeit and unlawful issues.
During the fiscal years ending the Slth o
June, $50, ISL, and 1872, about $1,000 900 sheet
OF special paper have been used in printing gov
eminent securities, revenue stamps, checks and
drafts Bonds, notes. aud other securities.
amounting TO S2,0jO, 05J, jill, and 351 y13 AS rev
enue stamps, have been finished and delivered
to the proper officers of the government withou
the loss of one note, or stamp, or sheet o. paper
or any portion OF note, stamp, or sheet OF pa
per, to the government.
For this success, under the blessing OF God. I
am much indebted to my assistants and EN-.
ployees, who have been faithful, in the perform
ance OF their several duties, and especially 20
you Tor the prompt support you have so kindly
granted me during the three fiscal wears past
Accompanying the report are schedules show
ing the amounts, number, &C., of the various
notes and stamps PRINTED.
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THE EAST TENNESSEE MYSTERY f11-1-
tHH. DisCI pedr0fce, G,g,crtsd Mardcr. dnI Dis
c0reTg A n official communication wSs received
a. the United States secret service hCs l1uarttrs
bv Colonel whitley yesterday from Nc. l. X.
whitney, government detective, containing
full and later details in relation 10 the pension
frauds committed by Thomas u. Boz Ia At
Tennessee, and furnishing the sOIUtl N % the
mysterious disappearance and reported murder
OF tie ctidUltJr. \ long account Oh Boyd's cN-
piolts appeared ia the Herald OF Sunday last an
which u Was mentioned that be hal ,g,.ng "a
the government Out OF 10000 bv means oil
IrauGU.cnt pension claims. and had been m1r-
q, red after his an Get and release on b L. Accord
.rg TO statements made 10y men who sad they
had witnessed his death. doubts were ss ..r..-sI
about his murder, and inquiries shove that q
was conspiracy designed q all in lIs escana
and also 20 relieve Lis tom ismru from proSecu-
ton. Mr.. Whitney. wao was 1ut - O. as Ten
nessee to investigate the frauds. WrIt.s 20 him
70 state that Boyd had been seen alive and an
pareutly VEL Eve hours after the r'rlc Oh his
allie ged murder. Under date OF September "a
Mr.. Whitney reports having asccrtaIi.yd that on
the SATURDAY. morning after tie ALLEGED muir Ter
Boyc, in company with another man, arrived al
the residence OF a MT. Sloane, who lives near
Benton, Polk county, East Tennessee. where
they obtained breakfast. Both parties were
mounted, the horses appearing greatly fatigue 4.
My. Whitney further states that the hDudSuan
are Thoroughly convinced that Boyd j. alive aad
that they are making diiigent search tor him 10
save themselves.-N. y Herald, lsh.
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The New YOr. sub-Treasury DefaIea.

$751; CONE WHERE THE wOopRrER TWiSErH
AND 4 PARTY BY TIKI NAME OF JOHNSON
GONE AWAY DOWN EAST.
NEW DIRK, Sept. i9.-ghe Times saws the
amount OF defaicstion of James j. johnson,
head OF the stamp division in the assistant treas
uIers Office In this city, though not precisely
ertalned, cannot exceed > ioJ, 0G0, and may be
cons lderably less. 1t If not fully known how his
fraud was accomplished and concealed, but IL is
probable that johnson made false reports Of
stamps, which were not examined into with
promputude, so that the fraud became extern
siye before any suspicion was awakened. John
son Is sald 70 be man OF great respectabilitv,
and it is alleged that 1t will probably be fond
that be fTitteTed away his money in Wall street
operations. He was reported on Tuesday 70
nave lett Tor NJ aine, en a vacation. His cOEfei-
tanned.
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From the Pacific Stone
From Eurone To-day

DEATH OF KING CHARLES OF SWEDEN.
ST"CHAoLM, Sept. liking Charles died at
Malmo last evening.
SUSPENSION FOR $50 Ol1.
LONDON, Sept. l9.-.IOhn Fox X Co, mor-
chants, OF Mincing Lane, have suspended
Their Liabilities are $4,000. They have con-
nectloEs with several American houses, and
their suspension was caused 10y the recent fail
ures in Baltimore.
ABOUT'S IMPRISONMENT By THE GERMANS.
PABIS, Sept. u. The German authorities AZ
StTasburg have consented to allow the wife of
Edmond About to see him, but refuse perm.s-
sion 20 any one else to 10 so. An examination.
which viii consume the entire week, is nov
being made INTO AbOut'S case.
DIED GAME.
Olive. DeschamPS and Denvi,Ie, he com
mui'ists no were executed yesterday at SartOrv,
died hravrly. Their last words were, VIye Ia
republiqUe!" " Down with traitors 20
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President Grant Interviewed

" HA he HAl OF THE AkEITRATION.
NV YORK, Sept. l9-At Long Branch
PRESIDENT Grant expressed himself 10 a report r
as pleased with the result of the Alabama
claims arbitration. The settlement OF the con-
test, in his opinion, WAS not for dollars and
cents but Tor the preservation OF amitv be-
tween the two countries with the full firm
maintenance of our national dignity. These
points have been achieved, and our nation
should be satisfied.
TIE President leaves next Wednesday Cor
W Washington to remain for the winter
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STARTLING RUMoRs CONCERNING Feu
should the stories which have been prevalent
La.eiy contain only portion OF truth, the Erie
r rn, mas gained little by its change of manage
represented by McHenry, are engaged in svs'
tematically skinning the corporation, and in
saddiing the Atlantic and Great Western road
upon " nave depressed its finances and injured
1 ps ISpo.ation to an almost incredible decree
blsehohheim in London, since Gen. Dix retired.
from the presidency Shylocked the road ont of
nearly million of dollars. The money which
NC lent could easily have been obtained I'm New
York at much lower figure. McHenry drew
s,oo,oV0 from the road for REORGANIZATION
claims. The Atlantic and Great Western road
py tne change of management gets 81 DO 900
steadily decreasing. These are only portion of
me rumors concerning Erie, but they are suf-
ncient, If true, to inspire the public with still
more vivid appreciation of the rottenness of
Erie and with distrust In its securities.-N. Z.
Times, 1Sth.
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PLATFORM oF THE INTERNA FIONA LIsTs.-A
meetingoi the lnternatiOnalists in London yes
terday adopted platform in favor OF universal
suffrage by ballot tor legislative and m Rglstera al
officers, compulsory and grat1itOus common
school education, the disbsndment OF standing
h-rnies, the abolition of indirect taxes and the
substit -fion therefor OF a progressive income
taY and ,h suppression of usury.
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Tup TppNro, por,r,S-

TIE TRENTON POLICE SCANDAL.-yesferG,v
was the date named for the hearing OF ~
charges preferred by George y. Cram r a.,,s-I.f
John ID. Colyille, Trenton pOicem IN. on a
charge OF having attempted TO seFsce co-n-
piainant daughter, and also against Chamber
lam and Thorn, two other Trenton pllicsmen-
for aiding and abetting. The policemen III
waived the examination, which Wa TO have
taken place before Justice Mills, and gave BAH
70 answer at county, J.. Herald I-fb
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Tee p1voRcrn -UE OF General Niele, whose
recent abduction OF "a, youngest child attracted
60 much attention In n. YORK fashionable
circles, is said TO be lady :" shnsaa. IiS.ry
entitled "Following the Drum-D 1sccount OF
NE IN The frontier fort at which d, Fhusosht
war stanoned- Popular sympathy, ~ nss ar
oe eAptcteds seems 20 be in favor OF he m N.e-a
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.

MnRR.
NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-It was rumorei yester-
decided 70 agree upon Charles O'Conor tor
mayor, but IL l. stated on authority that O'Conor
will positively decline 10 accept.
SEVERE THUNDER STORM,
with hail, occurred here this morning
TER TAMNANY-RING FRAUD PROSECUTIONS
Whe les II. Peckham denies that the Interest
in the prosecution OF the ring frauds has ab4ted.
tie has been engaged in this business. without
lntermis>lon, since the grand Jury found the
indictments, and the trials ot Connolly. Tweed.
and sweeney will probably be begun next
month.
EEV. DR.. PHILIP sCHAFF,
secretary OF the Evangelical Alliance, has re-
TUNED from Europe. About 6tty Europeans
have promised % attend the address OF the gem
elal conference in this CITY in the autumn OF
1913. Mr.. Schaf has also secured the co-opera-
ton OF American and English diyiuss ia the
WORK OF revising the Bible, which will be begun
Immediately.
From the Pacific siope.
nEMoC Ratio NOMINATION FoR CONGRESS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. lS.-rhe democrats
and liberals OF Nevada have nominated e. W.
Kendall Tor Congress.
IN THE OREGON LEGISLATURES.
a bill has been introduced To dispense with
grand juTies. Thirty-fiye republican member,
OF the Oregon legislature met in caucus last
night and adjourned till Tuesday.
THE THigrH-EIGHT BAREFOorED FRyARs
cNiled from Guatemala will proceed 70 Nil
waukie 10 enter the convent or their order.
ANOTHER LARGE MASS MEETING
has endorsed the Atlantic and Pacific railroad
project. The subscribers 10 the stock now eN-
coed ? ,J0o in number and the subscriptions reach
nearly 81 SEQ nlO.
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A HORRIBLE DEArH-An emplo~.

A HORRIBLE DEATH.-An emplove OF the
wire mill at Passac village, New Iers =, whose
name was not ascertained, met with a horrible
death yesterday afternoon. A red-hOt piece OF
wire was drawn against him, and completely
cut and burned of, clear 20 the bone. the ieshy
part OF the back OF his lett leg, from tie knee %
the heel. He was carried home. and four sur
geons were doing what they could towards dress.
ing 80 unheard OF q wound, when ths untortq-
nate mans Undesirable agony wa ended in
death.-N. i. Herald, ST.. -.
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body OF Young girl was found in a marsh be OF
Gray's Ferry by two gentlemen while cunning.
There Is no clue 10 the name OF the deceased.
There were no marks of violence. The deceased
was about Is years of age, and OF handsome
form and features. The body had not been IN
the water more than fOrty-eight hours, and an
peared y nave been drownad while bathing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

EXCITEMENT IN WALL STRRET-A Dan Of
" Corners " esterday the air o. Wall street wa
ME with corners" There was first corner
IN Erie, the proiongatian of one began last
week, when certain parties undertook to sell
STOCK to arrive from England and were caught
at most serious disadv antage. Then there
was ,'corner" in gold, next to the most serious
Oh the kind in the history of the gold marke:
ana lastly a mine was sprung in the money
market. The rowing cliques had gone from one
10 the other of these several interests and m an
lpuated them TO their own advantage and Ia
their opponents injury. Money, which loaned
AT hVe per cent. on Monday, was squeezed. %
TO use the vernacular of the street-uutlI n wa.
worm two hundred and twenty five per cent
that is, the luckless holder of stocks who hadn,t
tbe money to carry them over night was com
peheu 10 pay This enormous rate of interest for
one days accommodation. 1t was action and
reaction all around. One party PLAYED against
another, and in so doing helped or hurt a third
making complication of conflicting Interests
ana afraying antagonistic speculations such a.
All street has seldom or never seen so oddIy
composed. The romance has not ali gone from
money when so curious history as the one nov
making Is capable of evolution from the strng
gle for it-N. i. Herald, 1sh.
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A Card.

Ole. EyGad. while residing in South America,
81 r>trsi, nary discovered 4 safe and smp remedy
fof the cure Of Nervous Weakness, EaTiy Decay,
Disease OF ihe Urinary snd SeminS Or gaus asd the
Whole train ~ disorders brought by baneful and
vic Gus heS'ts- Sra6t numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
tSe All otad and unfortunate, will send the pc
Tor preparing and using this medicine. in sealed
envelope, % any -ae who needs il, FTss AZ Ca1Tgs
Address. JOSEPH T IMAM,
Station d, Bible House,
msrz7-lg New York City.
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SUGAR AND BRANDY PROM WATERMELON.
\ gentleman near Norfolk il MAKING excellent
sugar from Hatermelons. IL il man Ifacturel
by pressing out the juice of the fruit md hoilinC
IL down az is done with that OF the cane AZ
certain point the boiling j. stopped, and the
liquid Il lett TO crysualiZe when the sugar Il col
iected and purified. lie II also stated that a very
fine species Of brandy can be made out OF tie
feImented juice.
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oaLB OF FLOODED STocK.-At sale in Bed
I Ieiu county, Virginia, lately, some bIooded
stoek sold at high figures; one COW and calr.
isuer -FOUR months old, brought s2s6; one COW
lght years old, and q calf Eve months, SOP so
~ aooiilon there were sold twenty-five head a.
tbort horned Durham cattle Of various ages OF
the aggregate price Of q, 1870, an average OF
nearly so each
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CLOSING SCENES OF THR VETERANS Con-
FkNTloS.-In the PittsburE convention yeSter-
Gay, after our report by telegraph Closed
Additional resolutions were adopted extern sing
the right hand of fellowship to ell those who
accept in good faith the results of the war ami
Who will extend TO every American citizen OF
Whatever race or color the rights which are
soemnly guaranteed by tie Constitution of tn 7,
United States and the laws made in pursuance
tnereot; expressing appreciation ofthe laws pro-
Vlding pensions and bOunties; reafirmipg the
confidence of the Union soldiers and sailors in
the integrity, patriotism and ability OF President
Grant, and pledging him their support in re-
forming the civil service; expressing sympathy
and giving cordial support 70 en-. Hartranfc in
Pennsy lvania.
After speech by Gen. Logan, Ger. Chip
man was appointed member OF the executive
die.
A large procession OF republicans of Western
pennsylvania took place yesterday, 70 which
the soldiers and sailors were invited as guests.
Tue procession was headed by Generals Logan
burnside, Hartranft. and Others. Last nj yht
there was t0rchight procession ten miles long.
headed by the Veteran Club of this city.
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Repominated nv the rusto,,s,s

NEW YORK, Sept. lY.-At Burlington, \ j.,
yesterday, Samuel c. Forker, democrat was re-
nominated for Congress by the democrats and
liberal re sublicans
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ASSISTANT SURGEON WIN. f. WATERS, [. S.
A, has been relieved frem duty In the Depart
ment of the East, aud ordered to the Depart.
ment of Missouri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

THE U. 5. STEAMER POwHATAN arrived
Fortress Monroe this morning from PASSPORT
Maine. She is to be prepared to Join enc of on
sQuadTOns abroad.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILLIAM b. HIDDEN, III. d., Specialist, of
RallIBO or. will resume his visits 20 his "'-- --
70, -, 80" iDsr. Large ex perecce and cons an
. s .tii ~ ( ISe CHEST. Throat AMI Nasal
gH's"' enables DR.. Hit1en TO gusrsRtee success
many winch {, thu general prsciI'i Juer
he peless. Dr.. hidden CaH be consulted at the St,
Ct. nj HOtel, corner 9th nd 81 etts, Tuesdays
and Friday 3, from TO p. u. Observation-Disclosures
restored. scl4-St
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VICTORIA WooDHULL seems to be a az sab
iect for a lunatic asylum. At a st.irifnalIsts
convention in Boston "Wednesday she aecpssJ
Henry Ward Beecher, S. s. Jones An Ire sS;-
tor of a Boston paper with adultery. Har
language was most foul and Indecent Nv
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INDIAN DEPRRDATIoNs IN UTAH-The pub
lisbed correspondence between General Morrow
and Special Indian Agent Dodge shows that the
Indians ran OFF more than 200 head of stock, and
Killed and wounded several herders. Agent
Dodge and General Morrow agree that the sor.
eminent should reimburse the sufferers. and
compel the reservation Indians to restore the
stolen horses. SAe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

POSTMASTER GENERAL CRRswELL, who is
at present at Elkton, Nd, will return to- morrow
morning.
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TIE OHIO State Journal of yesterday say.
that - Col. Dom Piatt was thrown from his
buggy and considerably injured at West Liberty,
Sunday night"
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TIRGINIAN XII

NIkoiSIAN hiLLsD TX MOBILR.-Zaehariah
DIuhmono' IT., q native of Amhersf oon,tr
nnginia, but Tor se yersl ears past a sident 5s
Mobile, Was struck by lightning Wills Waisins =,
s aloLe We slreets OF that city on Mon ay AFTER
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s1Lady Burdstt- COutt's annual ,n.,

81, 0ot 600. 0one Is
Auditor Graham, of Louis lana, imn-ison-
- h Uf ,h OF court was yesterday pardon
"a py the Governor and released from prison
0The Mormon emiyrauts WIN arrira5 =,
road yesterday. ~Aia aii'
light hundred and eighty Communists,
Pn nueheo 10 transportation, embarked at
DIes' yesterday Tor New Caledonia.
ISeyeral trains on the railway between
SaIagessa and Barcelona, Spain, have lately
nnred upon by Cxrlists
- Acts OF petty incendiarism in the agricul-
tural districts of England, have become 70 fire.
queDt that the farmers are organizing vigilance
committees. the local authorities proving nn-
able to check the growing evils.
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AfAeTIDIoUs sJU RvMzS-a $780,, -.
was W. recently eNcuss q from serving h cas- ne
oloh IKE the looks Of u Fayre. one 81 TIE law