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THE KENTUCKY KU.KLUx.
What a Cincinnatian Reports Q
Them. l.-s, ..-s.s

CINCINNATI, Sept. ia prominent
citizen OF Cincinnati, who has been spend
ipr several DAYS in the Ku. Klux region Of
Kentucky, returned last night. He re-
ports the country quiet and the people
ready to talk freely about their troubles.
They claim that the account Of affairs
recently given In letters in the Louisville
Courier, Journal are much exaggerated,
and that The troubles will be stopped BY
a dine course Of law. One prominent law
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THE CAPTURE OF MEXICO.
Celebration Of the 2Gth Anniversary
by the Veterans In New York.

Celebration OF the 2Gth Anniversary
by the Veterans In New York.
NEW York, Sept. 15.-To. day the vet
erans Of the Mexican war celebrated the
Goth anniversary Of the capture OF the
City OF Mexico. The anniversary this
year falling on Sunday, 1t was postponed
until to-day. The old soldiers met at,the
Astor House and from there marched to
City; Hall, where Mayor Havemeyer on
behalf of the city gave them Id charge
the battle fsgs the New York volunteers
carried In the war with Mexico. The
colors were received by General Burnett
with thanks.
On resuming! the line Of march, the
veterans proceeded up Broadway to 25th
street around the Worth monument, and
down Esd street and 4th avenue Il, Coop
er Institute, where they listened to an
oration BY G. w. Brooke. After the ora
ton the veterans took up the line Of
march to the armory OF the 7lst Regi.
ment, where they partook, OF q collation..
Battery G., Of the 3rd United States Ar.
tillery, the identical battery that fired the
first gun in the Mexican war, accompanied
the veterans. This battery, 1t will be re.
membered, was under. the command Of
Captain Braxton Bragg, and gained con.
siderable notoriety during tho war by 10.
miliarizIng the remark, "a little more
grape Captain Bragg" This evening
the visiting soldiers are attending
the theatre. It.is rather q remarkable
coincidence In the celebration that Mayor
Havemeyer, who, twenty-five years ago,
as Chief Magistrate Of the city, welcomed
the heroes home from the war, today, as
bead Of the local government, welcomed
them as veterans. q s!a'
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 15.-Private dispatches
deny the truth Of the report that the Re
publican troops In tho north under Gen
Santapontoma have met with q severe de.
feat. On the contrary the engagement
resulted In victory for the Government
forces, the Carlists being defeated with
great slaughter! The number Of insur'
rectionists engaged was 1000, while that
OF the Republicans was only.1,000. r. 4
The leaders of the Cartagenat insurrec.
ton are endeavoripg TO secure. the CO
operation Of the Carlists In their efforts to
raise the siege Of the city; They; have
made a. proposition to the Carlists to
attack the Republicans in'the rear, while
the besieged make a sortie. II Is not
known how the Carlists have received
these ovcrtures, but the exposure Of this
desperate resort has deprived, the Insur=
gents OF all public sympathy.
Intelligence has been received here that
disturbances have occurred on the Island
Gen. Morieniz has been appointed
Generalissimo Of the armies of Spain. d.
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WRECK ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
The Large Lake Steamer Iron Sides
Foundered Near Grand Haven
"a Large Number

GRAND HAVEN, Sept. 15.-The propel
Ter Iron Sides. of the Englemann line
connecting with the Dayton d Michigan
Railroad, one Of the largest steamers OF
the lakes, ioundered and sunk seven mile
of this port at noon to-day. Her sigma
of distress was hoisted at 8 O'Clock thil
morning; but SO terrible was the sea and
heavy the wind that no assistance co ult
reach her. She labored in the trough o.
the sea from about $50 o'clock this morn
ing until the time she sunk. The passen
gers and crew, Of which there were nine
teen Of the former and thirty Of the latter
prepared the boats TO leave her at about
1880 this morning, and the last boat
left hei at 1850 A. NJ, when the last boat
had got about quarter OF mile from
her she went down. There were five
boats filled with the crew and passengers.
One boat having five men and four women
in capsized, and only one man reached
the shore. -Four boats have reached the
shore up 10 this time. The boat with
Capt. Sweetman and wife and five pass
epgers has not yet been heard from, It is
feared they are among the lost. Thirty!
two passengers are known to have been
saved, and fourteen bodies have been re.
covered.
The following Is q list Of those lost
whose bodies have been recovered and
identified: John Driscoll, steward ofthe
boat; John Hiles, Milwaukee; Chas. Vim.
nell, agent OF U. E. Harling & Co.. New
York; Mrs. H. A. Valentine and child, Mil
waukee; A. 8. Donaldson, Grand Rapids;
Mrs. ]. B. L. Dewitt, Milwaukee. The
balance are not yet identified.
The following is q partial list of;the
saved as far as can be ascertained up to
the time of writing: N. e. Watkins. clerk
OF the boat; o. Kiizinger, Samuel Wilkins,
John Gee, Daniel and Joseph Driscoll, Of
Milwaukee, George y. Owan, second en-,
kineer OF boat, n. Ii Chichester, Fl. N.
Ward and Miss W ard, T. N. Ripley, Jas,
Smith, Mr.. Whiting, Mike Crozen. Chas.
Slief, Charles Bedford, T. l.. Bedford, A.
L. tPitman, Frank Cunkrey, Andrew
Watts, Felix Riley, Mr. Il. Went, Mr.,
Shuttle, William Savage. Dir. Gaflen, Dan
Hewes, and Charles Wilcox. One Of the
bodies recovered was that Of little boy
about 6 years old, probably thesonof Mrs.
Valentine, Of Milwaukee. Hewas neatly
dressed, had light hair, blue eyes, and a
beautiful, intelligent face, which, except
for its paleness, looked as though he had
quietly fallen asleep. fA' ~ t'
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sTI'.Loi'Ufis..
FIRE IN EAST n |, ST. LOUIS.

| frl. flhh IN kAsf sr.LoUl5. nj g7l
ST.. LOUIS, Sent. 15.-The fire in East
81. Lonis, referred TO last night, consum.
ed the Touring mill OF Henry Schaffer &
Brothers, six tenement houses, a toll
house and the stables belonging to the
mill. The mill contained / zoo barrels 81
flour and 20 600 bushels Of grain. The ca.
timated loss'is 100000; insurance mot as
certained. The loss on the tenement
houses and other ,propcriyis a. GOO. =
.Sr LOUIS. Sent l5-Huother Thousand
dollars has been raised Ifor the Shreyes.
port sufferers. -, 40 a sTii ., ~ n
! The, insurance, on the Touring mill
burned last night in East ST. Louis. was
as follows North Macon. S25OO:. Fair
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NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-James M. john
son and James Y. Yates, who were arrest
ed on o charge Of uttering forged Centra
railroad bonds, have been admitted +
bail, the former in $33 900, and the lattel
SO O00.A - s,.,zt7,.' a.
Mayor Hayemeyer is receiving contri
buttons for the reliet oi the suffering peo
pie OF Shreveport. .tsg 4
The veterans Of the Mexican war ar,
celebrating the anniversary Of the fall o
the City of Mexico. Delegations presen
from Baltimore, Washington, Philadel-
phia and other cities. No..
The sale Of pews in the new Jewisl
Temple netted one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars. ts'-
Cortland Sprague, ex.City Treasurer ol
Brooklyn, was placed under arrest at bis
residence this morning, under warrant
issued by Judge Moore, charging him
with malleasance In office and the embez
element OF city funds to the amount ol
$14SI00 The affidavit was mace by
District Attorney Britton, and the war
rant was placed in the hands Of two Court
officers. They went to Sprague's house
and found him sick In bed under medical
treatment. He will not be removed to- jail
until he has recovered. ,a.s ,.l.3'
Detectives start for San Francisco in q
few days 10 bring Irving, the selfconfess.
ed Nathan murderer, TO this city.
On tho recent voyage to New York Of
the steamship City Of Brooklyn, a woman
who was steerage passenger became in
sane from sickness and threw, her little
boy, four years old. overheard, and then
with her babe in her arms jumped into
the sea. She was rescued, but the children
drowned.
Walter Bray, who was riding on the
front platform OF q Sd Avenue street car,
struck the station sweeper in the head
with car hook because he did not get
out of the way as promptly as the driver
wished. The wound will probably be
fatal. Bray has been arrested.
The Express announces the failure OF
the Electric Life Insurance Company,
with deficiency Of nearly $100, 900. =.
Hon. Demas Barnes to-day issued his
new Brooklyn paper. It Is an afternoon
tworcent journal called the Daily Afgus.
It's first number contains an, interview at
Quebec with Joseph Arch, champion OF
the agricultural laborers OF England, who
arrived In Canada last week on his way
to the United States. In reply to q ques.
tion Mr.. Arch said: "I am here to learn
the truth about the emigration question.
Ny duty Is 10 the toilers Of England.
I did not come in the interest OF
any speculative emigration scheme. l
did not come to pander to the crochets
Of demagogues. You have brond lands
in America; English farm laborers will
make desirable citizens; help them to get
here. Give the emigrant good land and
ask Of him payment in easy installmep,s.
You may have to lend little govern
mental aid until the first crop Is harvest
ed; but after that he Is independent, ready
to pay the money you have advanced.
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ODDFELLoWSHlP.
Communication Of the r. W. Grand
Lodge at Baltimore.

Communication Of the r. W. Grand
Lodge at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 15.-The 49th an
nual Communication Of the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge, Of the United States, OF /.
o. o. F., commenced at Odd Fellows
Hall, In this city, this morning at nine
o'clock. The various Encampments 81
tho order, accompanied by Bunker
Hill Enesmpment No. 8, ,.ots Charlestown,
Mass, escorted the Grand Lodge from
their headquarters at Bsrnum's Hotel to
Odd Eellows' Hall, ons Gay street., when
the Grand Lodge Immediately organized,
Right Worthy Deputy Grand Sire NJ. J.
Durham, OF Kentucky, occupying the
chair in the absence Of Mnat Worthy
Grand Sire @. A. Logan, who is at pres
ent abroad as U. B.. Minister 10 the Re.
public OF Chilli. After prayer by Right
Worth Grand Chaplain Rev. j. w. Ven
able, Of Kentucky, ;theE Deputy Grand
Sire addressed the body, stating that he
had been called most Unexpectedly to
preside, and explained, in the absence Of
the report Of the Grand Sire, that forty
one Grand Lodges and thirty.flve, En-
campments are represented In this Con-
vention. The number Of Lodges at the
close of the year 1879 was 5.045, and the
number Of members 1885,. .007.
Baltimore, Sept 15.-Ons reassem-
bling resolution was adopted that
Grand Secretary James L. Ridgely be aud
Is hereby appointed historiographer for
this body, whose duty it shall be to as.
sumo and exercise all tpowersF and
perform all duties devolved upon
the Committee on History Of Odd Eel.
lowship, and in addition thereto
to write or cause to be written a
History Of Odd FellowshipS A. request
Of the Grand Lodge Of Georgia that the
next annual communication OF the Grand
Lodges be held at Atlanta, Ga, and also
from the Grand Encampment and Grand
Lodge OF Indiana that 1t be held at In
dianapolis were laid on the table. The
reports were submitted from the Grand
Lodge Of Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee
and Texas, also several communications
from the orderin Germany. The sessions
Of the Grand Lodge were ordered to be
from 0 o'clock A. NJ, TO 1880 P. NJ and
from 3 to 4 P. NJ leach. Adjourned ~
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, Sept. 15.-A letter dated
Los Pines agency, Sept, 9Th, gives the tol.
lowing information: Hon. Felix R. Bri.
not, chairman, and Thomas X. Cree, sec.
retary oil the special commission 70
negotiate with the Utes for the session oi
a portion Of their territory, arrived at the
Los Pinos agency, Colorado, Sept. 9th.
The council to-day opened under auspices
uniavorable to q successful negotiation
with them, owing to the suspension o. the
order expelling miners from their
Reservation and q consequent large
influx Of trespassers and to the presence
Of the government surveying parties upon
what Il supposed 10 be their reservation,
much discomfort had been created previ.
Gus 10 the arrival Of the Commission.
Whether q successful result will be found
possible In the face Of these untoward cir.
cumstances remains 70 be seen. The 70.
suit OF the negotiation will probably not
be known Tor some days.
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weather Report.
Wan DrrAprnxa7, b.
UyyiCr or the CHrlP SIoaAL !oyyIolH.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. l5.-SOoip.

Wan DrpApThKa7,
Uyyius or the CHIlY sIoaAL 0yYrolH.
WASHINGTON, q. G.. Sept ls.-S0oe.
PR0BABILIT1Rs.
On Tuesday for New England, fresh to
brisk southerly winds veering westerly,
higher temperature and generally cloudy
weather, with rain over the northern por.
tiOn. lEcg .Iis .ts1 hlf.a. A4 -f5
For the Middle States and lower lake
region, fresh and occasionally brisk. west
to northwest winds and generally clear
weather during Tuesday from Tennessee
and Missouri. l.ts .qlflse III EaD ]
For the upper lake region, northerly to
northwesterly winds, diminishing TO fresh
and very generally clear and cool weather.
For the South Atlantic States, gentle
and fresh northeast winds and partly.
cloudy weather, with occasional coast
Forthe Gulf States east Of the ,Missis-
sIppi, light 10 fresh winds, mostly from the
north, and partly cloudy weather. eau.
tionary signals will continue OF Detroit,
Toledo, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, Roches.
ter and Oswego. - II ,F
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND
RETURN or BRAZILIAN RM1aRANrs.

RETURN OF BRAZILIAN RMIdRAGTs.
LONDON, Sept. 15.-A number of emf
grants who left England for Brazil, have
returned. bringing with them a doleful
account Of their treatment. They declare
that they have, experienced great hard
ships ever since their departure from their
homes, and that the promises made by
the Brazilian government were iflagrantly
broken.
The walls Of arbuilding, in the town oi
Stonehouse, Devonshire, which had been
recently burned, fell this morning, killing
eight persons and injuring several others.
The Court Of Alderman, after thorough
investigation, have come to the corclu-
sion that the charges Of bribery against
the wardens Of Newgate, in connection
with plot for the escape of the Bank oi
England forgers, are unfounded. The
Americans who were arrested for an at
tempt. to bribe have been discharged
from custody, and the wardens restored to
their duty. ,,w-LJl HGRE
LONDON, Sept. 15.-Dispatches from
Australia report Q great fire OF Auckland,
New Zealand. Fiity.eight buildings were
destroyed and the total loss is estimated
at $4,000. "a
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THE LATE GEN. MecouK.
The Rename on route tor cinelnnatl,

The Remains Gu route for Cinelnnati,j
CHICAGO, Sept '15.-A special train
bearing the remains OF Gen. E. 3. McCook,
Secretary Of Dakota Territory, who was
Nsassuated at Yankton on Friday, pass.
e. through here to-day en- route lor Gin.
Glnnat. The body was accompanied by
doy. Burbank and a,number Of the most
prominent citizens Of Dakota. Thetrain
WI arrive at Spring Grove Station at s
o'clock tomorrow, and the remains Of
Yen, McCook will be, Inferred In, the
cemetery OF that place. Gov. Edward A.
acCook, Of Colorado, arrived In the. city
@aay on his way TO Washington where
ne hss been summoned as one Of the com.
ITlsstonets 70 appraise the Fort Clark and
tett smith Indian lands. Lie first heard
o. Tho death Of his cousin Of Omaha yes
Miday morning. Gov. Burbank states
Mal there was the most profound grief In
lankton over the death Of Gen. McCook
anu there Is strong feeling against Win
mtmute, the assassin OF IGen. McCook
!aough the fear Of mob violence hal
aVaLcu, ... .ry. .H
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. ia billiard tourna-
ment, ut which prizes to the amount Of
5000 will be awarded, has been, arrang-
ed to come of in this city during the first
part Of November next, under the man
agement Of Tom Foley. The first prize
viii be $1,000, second $3.50, third $500. .
Chas. Brent Vogel, the bar. tender shot
last night In q saloon on the, corner oi
Madison and Clark streets, Is still alive,
though his recovery 10 considered imposi
able. There Is, as yet, no clue to the
murderer.i .-En n ll.a.Iqn - .-L-A
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15-The steamers
City Of Antwerp, Adtiatic, Italia, silesia,
America and Gaelic from New York ar:
rived. Scandinavian from Montreal ar.
rived out. llH a. Y S1'l
J NEW YORK, Sept. 15-Arrived-steam.
er Rotterdam from Rotterdam. q . ,aJ
New YoRK, Sept u. Tie steamer
France from liverpool, has arrived. Z
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LITTLE ROCK.
suspension Of ,hle, Oldest Banking
,,l--.., House In the State., ,.t

LITTLE Rock. Sept. 15.-The banking
house OF 8. q. Tucker, the Oldest In the
State, suspended this. morning. In q
card In the morning papers, Mr.. Tucker
gives as the cause the great stringency in
money and the. impossibility of realizing
at tpresent the money due him. He says
he has abundant property to meet all out.
standing liabilities, and that money Is due
him from persons who are not now able to
pay, more than sufficient for that object.
Hence he says his suspension will be pro.
ductive OF no 1oss. TO- any one. The aus.
pension OF this bank, which had the un.
bounded confidence. Of the people Of this
city and State, creates considerable stir,
especially among depositon, though there
will be no serious detriment, to business,
as the Merchants National and other
banks which are In good condition are
aiding those who have deposits In the
suspended bank = : ~ h q u & =
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INDIANAPOLIS.
THE 1Np1sTi,rAL Exr;osIlrioN

IsprAsAroL1s, Sept 15.-Thc attend
ance at the Exposition today has been
much larger than any previous, day, and
every assuranceis given Of the complete
success Of tho enterprise. A marked i'm.
provement has also been made by the cx.
hibi,ors since Saturday, and every portion
OF the buildings and grounds are now
worthy the attention Of visitors, The
grotto and cascade in Floral Hall were
completed on Saturday, and are pro-
nounced q decided success by all, ~ ~,
Billy Wheedon, a well. known conduc-
tos on the ]. III. 81 Railroad, had bis foot
90 badly crushed at Edinbnrg this morn.
Ing, as! TO require amputation. . o., J
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Railroad Accident at Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. ga misplaced
switch threw the evening train from Sara
toga while entering this city, from the
track. The engine, tender and baggage
car went down an embankment into
Patroon's creek. The fireman was killed,
and the engineer, baggage master and an.
other employe were Injured. ~.
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TO a Railroad Conductor.

LousvnLE, Sept. 15;-W. Vince.
don, passenger condnctorf on the Indiana
Missouri g Illinois railroad, In attempt.
ing to get on his train coming south, :ai
Edingburg, Indiana, to-day, missed his
footing, fell under the train and had his
foot 90 badly mashed that amputatiou
was necessary.
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SAN FRANCISCO,

sAN Francisco, Sept. 15.-The State
Fair opens to-day lat Sacramento. To.
morrow the Republican State Convention
70 nominate o candidate for Judge Of the
Supreme Court meets at the same place,
and on Wednesday the Democratic State
Convention meets. -.
Jack Sheppard. Of the City Gardens,
has ccessfully accomplished tho walking
'of one thousand miles In one thousand
consecutive hours. He suffered extremely
during the last portion ofthe walk. =
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PHILADELPHIA.

Pnn.ADELpH1A, Sept.15-At a meet.
ing Of the Board Of Trade, tonight, Fred.
rick Falley, John o. james, John Wallen,
John Price Wetherill, Henry Winson,
and George L. Buseby were elected dele.
gates to the National Board OF Trade,
which meets at Chicago October 2lst.
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THE Broadway Hotel at Lexington,
KY, was burned Sunday evening. Losa
$4,000 or $l4, 600; insured Sc 500 each In
the North British, Old Dominion, Ken.
tucky and American Central, and 90 600
In The Lancashire, Of England. -
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The Maine Election.

AUGUSTA, Sept. l5.-The returns from
sss ssss sSsss sis iss' wRlIs@s aRl Pissg IT, f.
688; Dlngley's majority, 10e02, The
towns and plantations. yet to be heard
from will not materially change the re-
suit. .-..--. 4 s6Ar..---. i.
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PITTsBuRaH, Sept Is. = River falling
steadily with 20 inches in;the channel.
Weather clear and cool. l,5as- - 8,
CINCINNATI, Sept. 15.--River s feet, s
cloudy. - 80 ,.,....s'
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 15-River falling, 8
feet s inches in canal. 20 inches in pass
down Indian chute. Weather cold and
clear. ...... ,.,p. = t,--a..
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"A very heavy iros, Is reported, Sun.
DAY night, along tho line Of the North-
west Railroad, and at some points on the
Chicago & Alton Road, In nla,
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Yachts capsizedE on Lake ontaalrio... otal :.
~ tll.l Three Men Lost. e''-

IsT. CATHARrNEs, ONT, Sept. 15.-The
yacht Sphynx, witha man named Ward,
Of Toronto, clinging to tho keel, was
picked.ap to-day and brought to Port Dal.
housie. Ward reports the loss Of three
men named Davidson, Morgan and
Graves, OF q Toronto yacht which capsized
In gale on Friday night.
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Jonathan Lodges cotton and ;woolen
mills at Holenesburg, Pa: burned Sunday
$50 900, - !sfGTrH 67
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"A despatch from cHavrel annc6nees
the death near that city of Duke Do
Rianzores, tho husband Of Queen Chris
tine OF Spain. 4.s ~ -. 3 gr-9 n
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The Excursion Of Texas Editors. .
CHICAGO, Sept. 15-The Texas Edito.
rial Excursionists who arrived here yes.
terday are engaged today in making Q
tour Of the city and the points Of interest
in the vicinity. They leave tonight Tor
st. Louis. ttsrssss al'-.''
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Burning Of the Buckeye Moving Ma
,aaI chine Works.

WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. 15.-The
Buckeye moving machine works at
West Fitchburg. Mass, owned by A. B.
Barnard, oi thisIcity, was damaged by fire
this afternoon. Loss $1,000; insurance
50 1000. u q -'E--.gii1' - \. lI
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-. - L. q = fII-II S1tl IEAlsEI -f
THE HANGING OF MRS. SUR
t'0. b.eisi,.c RATT.I haJ.5 g'us d
Ex.President Johnsonii Going to
( Washington TO Take, a Hand In the
+" Controversy. vay;iis7- Ea1r.J....

7 New YORK, Sept. ia Washington
dispatch says ex.President johnson Is ex-
pected in that city to-day for the purpose
Of taking part in the controversy now 90.
ing on respecting the trial and execution
OF Mrs. Surratt. he will, it Is supposed,
endeavorto controvert the statements OF
Judge Advocate General Holt on the point
as to whether the Courts recommends
ton to mercy,was ever presented to him