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SATURDAY, NOV. 1, 1873.

,i The Fair was the finest we have ever
had in the County and was in every way
a success Full notice will appear in our
next issue.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS

MARKET REPORTS.
OFFICE or THE ORAHaEBuRa NEws,
October, 3lst 1873
COTT0N-Sales during the week 316
bales. We quote:
Ordinary, to Good ordinary,...l0
Low Middling............ ............l2@
Middl!ng...... ...... ...................l2i@
RouGH RICE ......-S1.25 per oushel
ST. 90 per bushel.
Cow PEAs......... :. LOO per bushel.
PISDERs.."........ LILO per bushel
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Iron i'm the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Pes',svias, Syrup, q Protect.
IRON, is go combined as to hGUe
the character of an alfHses,t, as
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sCtt6 tlte blood ds the ots,tplese
food. Ic increases the quantity
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agent, IRON iit the blood, and
cisres 'sa thousand ilfs, J" ssi,splv
on T01sifsg s.p, p,I,lviOor0ttsiD and
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5tched and Vitdttzed blood per-
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repairing damages and sUastes
searcht'sO oct morbid secre-
ttostS, and teaUt7lG slotht!tO <os'
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deTJttL success of tsts remedy sis
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plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar.
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections.
Chills and Fevers, Humors.
Loss Of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating S,S
q bad state of the blood, or ac.
co1lspdnted 6y debility OF. a Io1v
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sing strength, VfO0,', and 9se1u
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Sec that each 6otsse hds PERIL
WAN SYRUP 6lotU,a tss tJse glass
Pamphlets FrOo.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. 80 Harrison Av., Boston.
SOLD nj DRuooIsTs oEnnRALLE
oct lS ly
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The following is the list of names aud
the result Of the shooting for the Asso
citation
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
This Afterneon's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
Destructive fire I'm Ma..achu.e,t.

TWO COTTON MILLS DESTROYED, AND 500 PFo-
PIE THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, April I5.-One of the
most destructive fires in western Massachusetts
for many years, broke ont at five minutes pas,
10 O'Clock last night, in mill No of the Dwight
Manufacturing Company o! Chicopee and b, :
iore the flames were extinguished DESTROYED
both that and the mill adjoining, Ne. 4, belon--
ing TO the same company. The fire caught Ia
the wheel-room, by the accidental oVerturuiny
OF a lamp, and spread very rapidly. Al I0s0
O'Clock two steamers were sent from this city
but before their arrival the buildings were
nearly consumed. The mills were EMPLOYED Ia
the manufacture OF cotton shirting and cotton
flannel, and contained [. 200 bales of cotton
which were destroyed. together with the stock
house and three sheds. The loss W III not be short
or three-quarters Of a million or dollars TIE
property is fully insured, but the insuranceS
are all placed IN Boston agencies by the treas
urder OF the company, Henry Saltonstall, who
lives in Boston, and have not vet been ascer-
TENED. Fight hundred persons are thrown out
Of employment by the fire.
BosroN, April 15.-The insurance ON the
Chicopee mills were $613 900, the fun amount
allowed by law and limit prescribed by insur-
ance rules, divided in various New England
British, and New York companies The Man,
ufactures' Mutual Company, of Boston. lose
$4,000, and the British Mercantile lose
$50, 600.
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THE SCENE OF THE Mopoc MAssAcRE.-The
'laya beds" in which Captain Jack and his fell
country OF SiskIyou, the northwestern county Of
California. They are little way south OF Rhelt
and Wright lakes, which just touch the line
separating California and Oregon. The surface
of Siskiyou county is mountainous, Mount
Shasta staining in the Southwestern part oft
The country contains about seven thousand
square miles. The .lava BEDS are not lava
beds at all. The prevailing rock i'm that part OF
the country is trap, the particular place where
the Modocs are situated being covered with
columns and irregular formed masses of basalt,
rock Of volcanic origin, the finest specimens
Of which exist at the Giants Causeway and at
Fingal's. Cave. The precise limits of this
natural fori ifcation are not given i'm the books
1t is well adapted to the Indian style of warfare,
and since II can be defended with comparative
n, L, Post.
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BLACK 1NGRATlTCDE OF THE sAyAGEs.
A dispatch from the lava beds to the New
York World says: SIN justice to Riddle, the in
terpreter, and his squaw, il should be stated
that they both warned the peace commissioners
and General Candy not to trustimplictly in the
Indians, and added: IF they will go, / wash NV
hands of all blame in the matter The mu rdef
Of General Candy has thrown a gloom over this
camp, and created a bitter feeling i'm the hearts
Of the men that will exact bitter reckoning
from these treacherous savages. l have never
known an officer so universally respected and
esteemed as General Candy, He was true
christian and brave soldier, and died in what he
believed was the discharge OF his duty. For the
past few days he has clothed and fed the Indians
giving them blankets, food and tobacco. saw
him give Boston Charley money out of HIS
pocket 10 go and buy somethins at the suffers
Wren the s4uaws Came into camp they rushed
to General Candy, and they went back laden
with provisions, calico, &c. Yet the first to fall
was their kindest and nobest benefactor. DIR.
Thomas was the most earnest and best member
OF the leace commission, and never hesitated TO
go to meet these savages when he deemed his
duty called him there. Mr.. Meacham is still in
dangerous condition, suffering from a flesh
wound on the right forearm and pistol shot
entering behind the right ear and escaping
three inches above. He also has an incised
wound on the head, where the Indians tried to
scalp him."
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A GENERAL EIGHT Hour STRIKE THREAT
ENED IN ALL THE LARGE CITIEs.-The Boston
Sunday Herald is informed by a prominent
member of the United Order OF Carpenters aud
Joiners and the Amalgamated Union that the
cOmmotion in the organization i'm New York is
only premonitory symptom OF a general
upheaying at an early date i'm all the large
cities OF the North, South, East and West. The
local branches OF the order in all sections have
been holding large and enthusiastic secret
meetings, and a general plan OF action for the
government of this national organization Is
about completed. The funds nov i'm the treas
2ry are large, and sufficientto enable the mem
bers to hold out on a strike for at least six
months The association is more anxious 10
secure the eight-hour system than an increase
of wages, but ii a strike is caused by non-com-
pliance Of emp oyers to recognize the eight
hour plan, then an increase OF pay will be
demanded. 1t is stated that in Boston and the
neighboring cities the order has a large and
influential membership. The fraternity i'm an
sections, when everything is ready, will rise
SIMULTANEOUSLY.
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New York Notes.

sECThElAN WAR IN JERSEY.
NV YORK, April 15.-The Jersey city board
OF education reopened the sectarian war last
evening by discussing the resolution t" that no
child be compelled to take part in any devo-
tional exercise, vocal or otherwise, in opposition
to the wishes Of its parents
TIRE RUN on THE HoRoKEN BANK
wholly ceased to-day, the total amount with
drawn by scared depOsitOrs being only S50.0p0
The police are on the track OF Klenen. the de-
faulting cashier
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= ECOND ANNUAL BALL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL,
AT MASONIC TEMPLE,


The Directors Of the Children's Hospital have
much pleasure in announcing that the second annual
ball for the benefit Of this deserving charity will be
given as above, under the management named be-
low.
In connection with this announcement, the public
Is ask ed TO consider the broad and noble purpose for
which the institution was ESTABLISHED viz the care
and medical treatment Ca a., poor chiIdrv;, who may
De c.cE diseased or temporarily disabled, witnoi.
any distinction on account Of sect race or c6,or
also the gratuitous distribution Of medicines to the
poor.
TICKETS may he obtained from any of the direc-
book and jewery stores, the following prices in
Guiding supper:
az
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From Europe To-day.

A tEkIDIN KIDT N ENGLAND.
LONDON, April ia riot occurred i'm Chat
ham yesterday between engineers and marines
attached to the arsenal at that town, and many
of the participants were hurt. The authorities
were compelled to call out troops, who succeed
ed in restoring order after arresting a large
number of the rioters.
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The VIRGINIA FoRssr FIREs.-The Rich
mond papers state that the forest fires in their
ravages have not been so destructive a. a. first
reported. Yet, there has been a good deal OF
damage done, says the Enquirer, and maay OF
our sore-pressed farmers have suffered 20 a = ey-
tent that will be severely felt in their impOyer-
ished condition. The railroads, too, have all
experienced more or less loss through injury TO
their property and detention OF trains. The
points which have suffered most appear 70 be I'm
the neighborhood Of Gordonsville, and between
Danyille and Burkeyille, while the SeabOard
and Roanoke, and Petersburg and Norfolk rail-
roads will no doubt be seriously incOmmode1 by
the usual annual Dismal swamp confsgration,
which is represented to be more serious this
spring than usual.
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The Lava BEDS Tragedy.

- KINDNESS WASTED on TIE MODOCs.
NEW YORK, April ia special states that
Meacham was not fatally wounded by the
Modocs and l. improving. Col. Chapman, an
Old Oregon pioneer, and president Of the Port
land and Salt Lake railroad. said last evening
that the Modocs are known through Oregon a
a most treacherous tribe, on whom kindness
was utterly wasted. Gen. Candy having been
a member Of the Methodist Church and Rev
DR.. Thomas, the book agent at San Francisco.
the Preachers Association will commemorate
their lives and deeds by suitable resolutions
and services
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AnInsane Incendiary.

PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-John Sidney
Jones, who recently set fire 70 a store belonging
TO him on Second street, was declared TO be in
sane. He was taken 20 Harrisburg prepara torv
to being sent 10 the state lunatic asylum. He
however escaped from the third story OF the
Lachille House, by climbing down the water
pipe TO the ground. The estate is valued atoyer
Ssl2 cDO
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A backward Spring,

METROPOLIS, April 15.-It rained hard last
night and is raining hard to-day. Spring is
unusually backward. Less than half of the
wheat is now in the ground, and there is little
prospect of the balance being sown before the
list Of May. Adyices from up the country say il
is showing, but the weather Is not very cold.
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THE WAR AGAINST RAILROAD MoyoPoLrRs
Wisconsin seems to be following close upon the
steps of Illinois in regard to the uprising OF the
farmers against railroad oppression. The La
Crosse Democrat says: "The press all over the
state is beginning u wake up and speak for the
people. The farmers are organiz ing, and i'm GO
days Wisconsin will show itself as fully alive to
the subject of corporation abuses as its southern
neighbOr,n
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ARREST AND REoAPTURE OF BIDwELL rnE
FoRGER.-Bidwell, the alleged Bank az Eng
land torger, escaped from prison In Havana oa
last Thursday evening by jumping over bal
cony, but was subsequently recaptured on the
sea shore. about twenty miles above the city, by
the Havana police. He bruised his hanis and
legs severely when he jumped from the balcony
OF the prison. Maps OF Havana and the island
were found on the person Ct the prisoner. He
refuses 20 say who aided him In his escape.
Bidweil's friends neglected to instruct him
thoroughly as to the route he should take upon
leaving the city.
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The wreck Of the Atlantic.

NO WORK DONE YESTERDAY.
HALIFAX, April l5-The wreck OF the At
lantic remained hard and fast yesterday. The
only effect of yesterdays storm on the wreck
was TO carry away the mainmast. The sea ives
so high yesterday that no work could be done.
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BosToN, April l5.-Patterson, the convict
who stabbed Shaw, an officer of the state pris IN
Friday, was to-day sentenced 10 ten DAYS Soli-
tary confinement and twenty years hard labor.
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SAETANrA AND BIG TREE, THE KIowA
CHIxFs.-At the request OF the Secretary of the
Interior and the President, Gov. Davis, of
Texas, recently consented to release the
Kiowa chiefs Santana and Big Tree, on condi-
ton that the Kiowas and Camanches return
all their white captives and stolen stock, and
give assurances of future good behavior Under
date Of the 7th instant, friend En0ch Hoas, of
the Central agency, informs the Commissioner
of Indian affairs, that the Indians referred to
have complied with the conditions named, and
asks that Santanta and Big Tree be released as
soon as possible. He recommcnds that when they
are released, his ofice be authorised to conduct
q email number Of Kiowa, Comanche and
Cheyenne sAien 70 Westminster for an inter.
. petition, addressed TO the Great Father bv
about fifty Kiowa and Comanche chiefs, pray-
ing for the release Of Satanta and Big Tree,
and making the most earnest protestafions on
their peaceful Intentions for the future. In
view OF late events IN the Modoe country, the
Secretary Of the Interior yesterday teleSraphed
Gov. Davis, requesting him to delay the release
Of Satanta and Big Tree until afraneements
can be made fer grand peace council to be
held in the southwest within few weeks.
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THE PIrTsBURe SAFE RoBBERY,-A box
containing $1,000 and sureties to the amount of
$500 900 was stolen from the vault Of the Pitts
burg Safe Deposite company about week aeo.
Pittsburg dispatch says per son In the eer-
vice Of the bank lie supposed to have been an
accomplice. The box was found in the coal
vault OF another building on SATURDAY., the
money was gone. but the bonds remained.
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TRENTON, n. j., April I5.-At the municipal
election yesterday the democrats elected their
mayor, and carried five out of seven wards.
giving them the councils to s.
The Pope Suffering with the Lum ba 20.
NEW YORK, April I5.-A private cable dis
patch states that the Pope's Illness is lumbago,
and that he is rapidly recovering.
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LAxD.sAEn IN yVrnsrnIA,A0reon a Via.
I'D agen1Ds Dld On tn ingt, he farm zion,
1!nG 20 Mrs. Mary p. Digeee. located in Prince
wuna1 connay, W, ecsstairing about 40 Acres
Andrew, Of Detroit, Michigan, for e ,eoo.-
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PosTNAsrER GENERAL. CREswKLL Is ex-
pected back within two weeks. When last
heard from he was at New Orleans.
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TIE UNION ARMY MEETrNee AT Ngw HA-
tsry Of the Army Of the Potomac, which holds
its annual meeting at New Haven, MAY 18th,
has received letter from President Grant ex-
pressing his intention 20 spend day or two
ing Of the society. The ninth corps win hold
its meeting Wednesday, the Potomac socie .
meets 1t 3 O'CLOCK, and the meeting Of the Or I'd
and ends Thursday. A erand ban c..ses the
series o. nsetings fursday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-15

SECOND ASSISTANT ENGINEER G. p. HOWELL
has been detached from the bureau of steam
engineering, and ordered to hold himself in
readiness for sea service.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DISTRICTS CONSOLE
pATKD.-The President yesterday issued am
order disseminating the East Florida internal
revenue district, and consolidating IL with the
Tallahassee district.
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"A You're MAH MuRDKRRD nv ms Rporu,,
IN TIE PRHsHNcR or, rRE FAnILY-A ter
rible AFFAIR occurred last fhursday nisht in he
town Of HYDE Park, III, hetseen too brothers
engaged In . playful scafie, when. becomfns
sney, Henry struck Antonio In the face. The
two fhe mel cunehed. and desperate struggle en-
beggcd them to desist- Antonio dreS a tong
nap knife and pllneed Il into Hsmy,s isft
1890. Henry uttered . loud exclanstion snd
ieli mt the arms Of his father, vhile AntOnio,
CROPPING the knife, walked Oh. Henry died
two houfs sitter receiving bic wound. The mur-
aeref Vas axrested and taken to Chicago and
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A FouR YkAR ON WlrREss no A WIZ
MuRDER.-The wife OF Robert Pierce, neat
Camden, n. Y, Was found dead ct her house
sunday morning having been killed By her
her father do the DECD The murderer Is stilI at
large. = = +, -, - 1 = e
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INTERNAL REvKxUB.-The receipts from this
ource to-day were A154, f24.eo.
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BALLS, &c.

GRAND ANNUAL BALL
WASHINGTON CITY HHHIfbEsNI.N ByyEyo
LENT.S0CIETY, No L a
MASONIC TEMPLE. ~
WEDNESDAY, APRIL l6, 1873. EA
ONE DOLLAR. aI4-3
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ARRESTED FOR RoBBINe THE UNITED STATES
MAILzCspt. John Frey, special agent Of the
Post once Department, and Mr. Lewis, his as
with j. L. Smith, postmaster at Baynesville,
Westmoreland county, on the route from Fred.
erickseurg 70 Waraw, whom they arrested on
to said that the depredations have been going
ON for the past six months, and that they are
traced to the Baynesville efice By means OF de-
coy letters. Smith is about 50 years Of age. is
married, ana was, it 10 stated, connected with
the provost marshals once In Baltimore during
the war. He was taken before u. 8. CommIs.
aoner ATKINS, who, after An inquiry into the
Iec0, sent him on 70 the Y. 3. circuit court at
Smith, failing TO give bail, was sent TO ! al
Richmond WAC, 12h insf.
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-.wyH Mo RpEa AnD ATfsnPrrD srue,or
Nh: Aery oepernosf.s wife Of John NcDer-
sunday morning, BY her sssSssd, Who. In : ar a.
% leaiousy, struck her two blows on the heal
VI s'sdee- hammer. The deed was com
81 the coaIse. McDsrnost, after his arrcst.
esEnrteq 20 knock Bic brains ont againr us
yeut Of his cen. Ne succeeded In inflct;Ir
se4ee wounds which ere ifk<ls 20 prove iatsf.
srIf AeArHsr OAKS AxIk,-ssit has hesa
retneeo n he UnieDd6 States eosrt in Bs>ssn
teses plece n Nay. Ths ssA grer cut ef~er-
IAN COTTON traDooctione g EeG 0r1cans d1xibg
the ~, ~ yhhh - 0egHaa NJ pDteiaed
and he nov sues Ames for the amoaBf, alleging
mat ne was partner with Mansfield = ~.
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FIfScH SroRx.-.. fariens gale scceIaPanied
va, with Sss.ss sasedes ssa ana x ss's s%ss
the wind blew at iss rate Of over SIXTY .-uies "a
hour. No great damage wag done ~ the susS
but the lightninG, which ~ times uss perfect
tiBuons sheet q 1ane. sszuck theh0uae OF NJ.
Wsidron, in Ia VIA, sd tnssAn1ly kills. a
son, aeed thirteen years, and seriously SHOCKED
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WHO 10 she fHEN?-The woman CLAIMING 10
be the wife Of Gen. Arlington, who was found
IN New York last week ON the street suffering
Of Gen. Arlington. The general Il dead, and
his widow is much annoyed BY the pretenSions
of the sick woman. 4 - - = -
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THE CABINET MEETING te-day was attended
by all the members except Secretary Belknap
and Postmaster General Creswell. The latter
was represented by First Assistant Postmaster
General Marshall. The session lasted from noon
until half past two p. IN.
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!, SrRIKIEe GAS Mkx---Two BEookiyn arms have
tiers for $3.50 for eight hours. The strikina gas
men OF the New York company still loiter IN
the neighborh0Od OF the works, asserting tia 4
their movement win vet be successful d - !
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"A RUN Commenced ON the Hoboken savings
Bank in New York yesoerSiay morning, conse-
querft upcn q reported -defalcition, but the
jority or the crowd, Who LETT. Only $1,000
were drawn ont. The excitement il over.
Klenin, the defaultsr, has not ret been xrresfed.