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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

.- MONDAY EVENING, Juno %.
CATTLE-nocoived alnce Saturday, 65U9 LEAD. The
large supply arld tho reports Of lowor prices Ut tho
East sansed dull heavy fooling and though few q
prcca tho average Of tho days salos showel rouc-
ton of about 100 por 100 tbs As compared with tho
closing prices OF as week. Anong tho offerings waa
were not wanted ut over $2609275 aud several lots
changed hRuds At the above range. Bales OF nntyos
reported at $3.00@4.b0 for butchers' atoek ut
43toalo 90 for stockors Mt .bUa.Oo for common to
medium shipping beovef; and at $51o9o8o for good to
olnica do
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


ALoouo1-waa quiet at 81 l.7ea1. .os for o. per cont
quote: No. huri, 7asTo; Ho. So stock los braid, sN
as 80 Dc d. sfsS dp sx@So DO sss nd ssd
1SEiess; dun Following arc the pttces cur
rent; Choice hand-plokcd nayies 2.os; do mediums,
sssss %ss vers saast seons in tho
butter markot Duyers seemed disinchned to In
,vost beyond meeting Immediate Eequircmonte, and
the volume Of Haos, comparatively, was small Prices
and Irregular for he poofcr soEt. Foliovlng tho
e sood isaiso; % common. Ylo
nAandNanss;ity ~: prsya' d,aa IT, tis
ton. Stocks nre full and tho f0w orders received
were promptly filled at tho quotations. Stark
soNci Ludlow, $40 LeviHten, 20; American, $40 j
1ss:ssss =; ss sssR sssab
o Iusoess >. aon t5a
stucco, $2.t0; Nav. York stucco. casting $500
pefaa bs
Sa0o por brl marble dust s32s@36o; lime in bulk,
ssS s s @ 5SSs PEI Sl n whe b
Ing bsiel lsopnon} s569@io9; ssToI 6rick. $1,000
sss9o ae % Ss1 ee Pressed
@ ss e ssaS aomoa III; 0t Fs a,ss,
Y ooopERxds~Ma oa5l quiet and steady wo .suin
quoto: Pork barrels, tl.25@1:35; lard torces $3.50
Tars DSl1G To0S n0ef A. huc
ss Ssts assSs }
;;sEs' SSSsa sss;s s;sSs
F., n mo1 ,os aoop & p9isa s 81 ysr pos
70 GnEEsEmA E amsli l amsnG oYisted Tor this s,ans.
and priccs agaln easy. Worepeat quotations
Eon Ssctcy 3@I3o onio isctory io9ao: Wes
tern factory, 1G912p.
% " rase III cos.
eheh a.P p e h 9 @ e. ~
charrg a1c q m 1SDV
$50; Iadlsas ssnnsi essl $50; iadisas bl{k, bles{,,
$500 Kirkland graso, $3.50; Minonk, $5.oo Whining
e Eaasers plenty and r,.he. slow Al Irregular
il T. tue; isalso ior sso:s .n sssss sa
barrels. Bales include 75 caeos, 70 brls ehipptng
orderl At lso lB cases, 100 doz, at $50 doz
/. FEATHERS -Wero qulet and unchanged. We
quote: Prime to choice 1--we geese feathers as 7597ss
JoDbang pr1cea common to falr geese feath-
FIsH-ouins % inadeauate stocks, busincss In this
] III as sa'e Il sn
s f. Tsss 5ss
si S Sfs e.; sh9se 9s setsfs Ss 5.Il :l1s0
40u44!t ~ No
rhoro kits, $1.05@30o summer-cured goldfish, per 100
lbs, *7.oo; GEORGIA codnsh $0to@e.76; Labrador her,
ring split, brls, 81. .0090.50 do, brl, $4.75@t.00
Labrador herring, round, bri, $soo@860; do X brl,
S425@4 80; box boring No !. 2s@30o: box herring,
@l025.
FRUITS AND NUTs-Tho fruit trade continues
the only notable e1coption. .Ratsins wsre sgaia
quoted ''on,n declining to $a.2o@2.s0. The mar
ket Is nberaly stocked with mont varieties. Fol-
lowing are tho ruling prices: FonE1oN-Dates
sH@9xe; ngs, d1ums;s1l@l4o; ags. boz: ~
3.3o; Zanto currants, 0X@7c. DoMEaT1o Aidsn
spplss, 17@20o; Michigan DO, 8@7o; Wessorn do,
6@5xc; Southern do, l@5os peaches, pared, 18t9
zoe peaches, halves, 6@6,5c; do mixed, 44Ga6e; ;
blaekborrtos, 8H@9o; raapberrtea 40@4lo; pltted
oherrios, 9o@22e. NuTs-Fiiberts, 1t@l6o; simonts,
ToIEagona, 2la23o; Naples wanuts 2lt525o; Drazls,
0H9l0Hc; pecans, n9l2o; African peanuts. eHtS7o
Wilmington peanuts, 7@sc; Tennessee peannta, d
ssHmfs; ,onortoa ,,,r hr.,ncs, ao,
INF and tue general market VA steady On dcoine
u A. y And sugars being the only anotahs change:
Tho volume OF saos, though somewhat leaB t1an ut
this time hat year was up to tho average Of former
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fess denornlizo and tho future Of prices II cloudc
now more than at any previous tme this season. with
aent md uncertainty PC wo can ony s. III he
circles hore, though 1t Ia woll knowu that toy nyo
not rossoannd extensive means OvertradinH aid rns
speculation have involved them In ruin,
, 1873-06-24
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, 1uns q.
Tho following wore tho receipts and shipments
OF tho loading nrtiolcs Of produce In Chicago
during tho paat forty-oight hours, and for tho
corresponding dnto ono soar ago,
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Of orors wero rocovod from outsde pnrtoa, aud tho
local lotnsnd also somewhat limited. prcea
s.oadior tho smaller rscotpts checking thclr downward
follows, cars to contain 30 COO ths OK rnaoz-Timo-
thy, boater proased, $l3.to@1b.oo; Timothy, looso
81 W1aoN-Timothy, fooso, t1o.oo@i4 Loo; 1airio,
1oose, $o00@120o. For delivery Of pressed, 0o91
according to diatanco.
UIDEB-The hide market was dull and woak. East
ern buyers doing little nothing, while local tan
ners seem dlsinclnod to operate beyond meeting i'm
Nc royiso our LII "a foows Green city butchora',
"a; green curcd, Light. 1ok@1oKo; DO hoayy,
pk@6Ao; part cured, 9D10o: groom cali, 15@lGo j;
yca1 dr. iso dry calf 24o; dry p, 21o dry satod,
17@1so; dry nint, 1o@2oa long,halroa KIP, 1oN@
peo 'u'
LEATuEla-Tho market remains dull 1t unchanged
1,rfcea Balnt4 aro tho lu0txI1na.
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METALS AND T1NNEn9' HTO0K-Tho trado lis
about all snat could bo expected st this Of tho
yoar and the quoted pricoa arc generally maintained.
TN PIArr-1o, 1o114, s145o; d. 12r19, $500 do,
1412o, $3.50; do. roofing, 10, $14.00; do, 2ox28,
$28.06.
Pro Tn-Largo, 42o; small, 4so bar, 44c.
less quantity, 11Hc; Alabs, 0c.
BnEET 1noN-No. ~, 6Ho rites. - ...
GALVANIZED fnoN--No. 15@20 16c No. 12@2{, 1Go;
No. 25@2o, Ito; No: AZ 18c No. 2s, 2oc. discount
Of 20 per cont Ii made from this lst.
OorrxR-Oopper bottoms, 400 brazicrs, over II Is.
<7o timed copper, 400 planished copper, Acc; do,
WmE2 to s. 80; 9, 8, and o 100 70 to u, TO; y,
11ho: 13 and1 12Ho; " md 10, 10; II, 15c liz,
NAVAL sToREs-Ths demand continue fair ut tho
prices given below Manila ropo, . b, 10000 eisnl
Topo, i b, 16@17o: homp BASH cord, U b. 20925c;
mArlnc, y b, 20@22c; taFrcd ropo. y n, 17@18c;
oat,im Y bse. $5oo@o.6o: pitch, y brl $d'oo@7.oo:
NAILs-Tho demand WAS moderate. There wns no
4quotabie change In prices: 10@G0d pcr keg, $500
ratios; Sd do 1925; Cd do, $500; 4d do. $5.87H;
Sd do 1850; Sd do 1nc, $500; I'd do $a25: clineh,
$7.37k 12Ko OF to tho trade.
descriptions bcing steadily held at tho quotations. We
repeat List Carbon, 18h@1oo; extra inrd OIL 73o;
No. /, $50; No, q Csc; nseed. raw, oso; do boiled,
$l.03 whale, Bic; Bpcrm @2.10 meats foot oil,
strictly pure, Sill do extra, voc; do No !, 75c;
bank oil, zoe; straits, Too; elephant oil, csc tnr-
pentine ta@5ss; naphtha, O. gravity, 200; naphha,
PAINTS, GoLoRs, AND puTrY-Mot with ILL.,
eral inquiry, and the market was steady at former
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L WHITE LEAD.
Strictly pure........ ll0o@lloO
Fancy prands. ds................''''". votsS1V.oo
Genuine veillo Montague. ........... 14.so
American. n.............'.... ueVs91s'oo
Naausya railroad colors. ............. 11.s0.
Palace car coloEst In 60@la 80
oensio Fosa,h Von 1enfe rad Ia
Ensiish nsnh orango eSa; 1sso@1sos
pittabu1gh orange uiuoral. ........... 13.oo
zmalie.n znsilsa nea red ti1s 1oo@iisS @
English yermlllon, per h............. l.Aoa Las
Scarlet Vormi1on- 1on-.....,..--........ 23.V9
Iar1a wh1te... e.......s.............'.s.. a.6o9 4'oo
"Mun8.s.'.''....+.''... ......'..''"s @'oeg @'oo
IN en1 1....'.'....'..... ..'..t..-'.' 3a95Ho
rio IRoNwas auotod steady at the foous
Tuscarawas 5000; Easslilon 5000; Lake Superior,
:ss@saexek g; Gnisag9 q At0no o0h $500 Missouri
POULTRY Spring chickens Of good size mot with .
Inquiry a and vsg young E.;ss
Is feses s1sass 6
PoTAToEs-Nsw sell readily to the retail trado at
90 per brl. Old potatoes wero ln Eeqneas and
IT. SoT5c R.'os ;ncud" car tss.nrfay " At
Hungarian aud huctvheat sold to limited
extent, the former being low r. Timothy, tllot, and
clover, $l6oo3oo; Hungarian asa9oc; buekwheat,
4l,3Q
10 bags do ut $50; ID bags buckweat at is bsYs
do nt Il rs.
SALT-The demand continues actIys at tho ZANE
ranqe Of pricea NJ follows Onouduea and Saginaw no
"a M orfiinary cosrse "a 90 coarse Diamond O. "a 10:
9round soar 81 lO dairy without bags s. rs: dairy
Wjth haRs s4 iO@4 as: Ashton dairy nor sack S50t
ab1 nrornd sltrn f2 2SGa9 40: Turk'a faland
ID DO
TEA9-Tha tca-trado cont1nues oufet with nrIcea
easy or ali grados except choIco Quotations are o
lows: Young hyson common to fair 45(a55c: do good
SfAf1G do ChDicA to Axtrn 0ne.
NM Xii hvsnn T0aofn. ronmn, In nsrisl faR5c. unod
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Three dollars per to Be added when translorfed,
which charge follows tho shingles.
ThcknesH-Fivo bhinglos to bo two inchea IN thick
nesa.
Leugth-Si1teen inches.
HARDWOOD. ......
Dack-Walnus - Counters. Sloo.0o@160.oo; clear,
$G5.0O@75.00; common, $i0.0o950.00; Gull, $500
$500 flooring 30,00@60.00. "A
Asll-CIcar, $30. .00@4O00; common, $20.0o@26.0 90
Gull, $lo.0o @l60o flooring, S3o o00@40.00.
oak-Clcar, $3o. .oo@so.0o; common, S2o.oo925o0; ;
Gull, $10,0O0s150O,
uiekorySoleas, $as .oo@45oo; common, sas.oo@
$500 GILL, s12.00@l8.0o.
Maile-Glear, So COO 1000; common, $1s.oo@2.oo !;
Gull, $10. .00@ls.b0.
Du,tesnut-Ooar, $so.oo@sooo; common, s25.oo9
$500.
0her.y-olear, $sooo@6o.oo; common, s25.oo@
$500; Gull, $12.00@l8.00.
Whltewood-Clear, $50 000940.00; common, 100
@250o; Gull, $10.09@16.00.
Wagon stock-Hickory ax1ea, per set, 81 100@1. 80 !:
wagon poles, each. 456so box boards. s35 Oo@4o.0o
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BHEEF-Nocc1Ved, 470. THO ihhfFtt Wa6 nMofiv1s
and va1ues unchanged, ranging at 3009600 for
DOOR 10 attictlY ohQIcn.
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Jam occurred IN the South Branch, near tho rail-.
road bridge, yesterday lasting about au hour
day, - ssAA-0'eA ''eso1-
Three Of tho seven mammoth barRes belonging "a
In and Gut
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MAssACHUsErrN.
Meetfng Of the Repabascan ssss~ o.

woHcKsTER, Mass, sept io.-rhe nrs,-,.,-
nsrles OF the republic n state coavention ~.
b dly arranged. 10 Was cAiicd Ior hslf'ns's
eleven a. m, and Q special Train com Ro.to,,
brought delegates who were not already or az
scene by about that hour
Many prominent champions In the contest
were parading the corridorSof Mechanics M An
az the appointed time, still unable - gain \ n.
mission. Mr.. Hoar WAS on the ground es-lv
with q look OF serenity and satisfaction, He
was spplauded a. he passed MP 20 the han. Gen.
Butler arrived II the lal AZ 4 Quarter nsst
eleven, and was loodly eheered BY the crowd
By some means members OF the press thouSh
they presented themselves with the reonired
tickets OF admission, ~ the back entrance we're
not able 20 gain admission until nearly - O'CLOCK
The crush at the doors was Tremendous when
the police finally got orders % throw them oren.
IL appears the delay arose from the sifting pro-
cess by the committee on credentials. At 10
minutes past 4 O'Clock tt was announced by
Mr.. Rice that the committee would get through
Its work shortly, but until then they must walt.
Second Dispstch.l
The convention was called 20 order az five
minutes 70 one O'Clock by Hon. q. n. Loring,
chairman OF the state central com mittee who
was made temporary chairman. Ex-Caoy Bull
lock was elected permanent chairman.
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~Olive Harper says n Austrian nea WOW
inv 9p sSsniotnie dec I'm one round;
EMnsat s 18th 90 cents busssf IN Iowa
ana e 10 o.nts : Gies.
the Esverppent SIS 600 - pront tne psst year.
c@Mrs Railev. 80 q the Danbury News
nan, is aaasrinS sSn . i5hs stroke Of Parsly-
&C. roJames, > Eau Cl,ire (wis) Free
pres, sdftof, was NAMED last Monday. Mr..
Lees . . son Of the noyslist.
cyEx-Gcyernor csy1o vim deliver the an
neal ca4re8 oossre tbs agricultural society Of
Su,q1ehsps valley, - Una1fl'., on Sept. Il.
OThs Hon. I1an p. Esle, whose life VS. al
most desp 1irss OF efc y -seks agrs 10 improving
daily, end al, permanent recovery is expected.
Highway robbers stopped the stage near
rieasant valley, ldsho. coming soafh yester-
Scsy' ana toox The treasure Of Hslsf fareo =
The .i:.sieioyi state grange asnsuh,sd !
9ackson yessercsy. Upward Of three hundred
eranyee IN the x5te ,fs Represented. incindinS
soout tsenty lazy Do rtel
DE. N. 01rs) end william Sinsr, ths lsfksr
z member Of tie councils Of Tie civ 81 PhilS-
delphia, who 7ers h<sd and convicted for 1sip-
timing gaming horses. have bssn psrdonsd BIZ
o. Dennis 0'Conneu, nafivs Of Ireland. ~
found nceting IN TIE water q the depot vhsrf
pessd hs accidentally ian into The vsssr,
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The PACING SIone.

ANNlNRRsARr CELEBRATION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-The twenty-second
anniversary of the admission Of California into
the Union was celebrated to-day by the Society
Of Pioneers.
ACQUITTED.
G.. i. Jones, who killed John GALLAGHER has
been acquitted In the police court.
JUsTIFIABLR HOMICIDE.
The coroner's jury in the case of VIM. Dwyer,
the pugilist, who was stabbed and killed by
John Harrington, returned q verdict OF justifia-
BILE homicide.
INDICTED FOR EMBEzZLKMRNT.
y: y. Marks, harbor commissioner, has been
indicted for embezzling state bonds.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
az Portland, Oregon, tonight nominated j. W.
Nesmith on the fifth ballot.
TIE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
The Bulletin gives the following summary of
the composition OF the next legislature viz =
republicans, Al; Independents, SO; democrats,
70; total, no. necessary 20 elect an United States
Senator, CT. Many Of the republicans recently
elected are anti-railroad and In favor OF Booth
for Senator. Assuming that the latter will he
supported by part Of the hold-over senator's, his
friends claim confidently that his strength from
the start win be much greater than can possibly
be combined on any other candidate.
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THR TERRIBLE LIGHTNING TRAGEDY NEAR
SUFFOLK, Wa correspondent sends the fol-
lowing account Of the recent sad occurrence
near Suffolk. This morning September 4th,
Mr.. charles Z. Sumner, q worthy farmer and
merchant near Suffolk, kissed his wife and
children and rode over into Gates county, y.
q, to look up q stock Of chickens and eggs.
About monday very severe storm came up
and Mrs. Sumner had just laid the table cloth
and fixed the knives and forks for dinner. Her
twin boys-nine or ten years old-and one OF
them deaf, came into the house as Mrs. SUM-
ner sat in her chair, after q hstchet and some
nails, TO 60 out and nail up the fence.
ust as they got TO the door going out the light
ming struck the chimney OF the house and the
little boys fell dead out of the door Mrs 8.
ran to the door and tainted, and fell out, APP
parently dead, by the side of her little bows. A
can OF kerosene in the same room on the manteI
piece had taken fire and caught the clothes OF
Mrs. Summers little girl, and the house was
catching IRE, as the grown daughter of Mrs. s.
ran out from the kitchen, and this scene met
her eye. She and an old woman put out the 1T
lie girl and smothered the Ere in the house.
The little girl, il is thought, will die. Mrs.
Sumner, whose condition was very delicate at
one time, is now in the labor Of childbirth.
The husband and fsther had not returned no
to dark this evening.
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New York Notes.

THE HoBoKEH SAVINGS BANK DRFALcATroN
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-An examination of
thirty-two hundred passbooks of the Hoboken
savings bank has discovered q defect of sl13, OOO
There remained to be balanced thirteen hun
dred books, and if the losses upon these should
be equally large the defalcation of Klennen,
VINO absconded some time ago, will be nearly
$4,000. The bank now owes its depositors
900, and will fall short of paying its debts
THE TRANSPORTATION MEETING TONIGHT.
The call for public meeting this evening TO
discuss the subject of cheap transportation and
the formation of q permanent association, has
already received hundreds Of signatures, en-
bracing every branch Of trade doing business
in this city.
THE SANTANA BAY COMPANY.
The board Of directors of the SANTANA Bay
Company have resolved to have no negotiations
with and to make no propositions 70 holders of
the so-called Huttinout bonds, held in England
and declared BY the Dominion government (,
be null and void. President Stockwell resigned
and VIM. g. Fargo was chosen his successor.
THE HUNTIN9ToN MYsrRRY-ARREsr FOR
PERJURY.
At the inquest over the remains Of Charles G.
Kelsey, ct Oyster Bay yesterday, A. j. Hurd,
whose testimony 1t was thought would throw
some light on the murder question, simply tes-
titled to witnessing the tarring and festhering
Of Kelsey. Arthur n. Prince, one Of the men
believed to have been connected with she
tragedy and witness examined ct the coroners
Inquest, was arrested last night on charge n
perjury.
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T5B DISASTROUS FIRE IN HAvANA-Great
Distressi in Conference.-The fire Saturday nj eht
oy which the Plaza Vaper was DESTROYED, was
very disastrous one. The total loss Is esti
The insurance only amounts to 1924 600 nearly
all being In English companies. Notices have
been promptly given that all assurances will be
i've hundred people, who occupied the build
ings, are homeless, and all lost nearly eyery-
thing. Great distress prevails. Numerous sub
large amount has already been raised. An
appeal is made by MesMs. Alexander q Sons.
owners Of the Hayana steamship line, of New
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BRIGHAM foUrG's NEW HoMK.-The Deseret
News, Of the ID, gives the following description
OF Brigham Young's new house :-as One OF the
most magnificent and substantial residences in
the west, and much superior to any other pri-
vate residence in this city, is at present being
erected for President Brigham Young, at the
corner OF South Temple and First East streets.
IL Is four stories In height, including the base
ment, with tower at the northwest corner, the
height OF which latter win be seventy-siS feet
from the ground. The foundation ana base
ment are Of granite, and the upper portion OF
studding, lined with adobies and boarded on the
outside, over which viii be q course of lath and
plaster. The building is irregular in shape, but
its size, girtfng II round, Is 80 feet 70 which Is
added 45O superficial feet Of conservatory work.
On the southeast corner will be erected foun-
tain house, octagon In shape. On the front (the
north side) will be extended q portico of $50
superficial feet, with q balcony over Il, 10
embrace the same area The building win con.
tain about three dozen rooms, lighted by about
one hundred and fifty windows, and be reached
by two principal and four side fiights Of stairr.
The whole viii be elegantly finished. President
Young has named this new residence the Garde
House.
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THE BIG BALLOON.
The Voyage 90 Europe Post poued,

NEW York, Sept. i0.-The enormous balloon
which has been on exhibition In BROOKLYN since
Saturday, has been visited by thousands. Prof
Wise denies q rumor that he has refused 20 ac-
company the balloon in the proposed transatlan-
tic voyage. II the weather win permit the bal
loon will be cut loose AZ O'Clock this evening.
IL high wind prevails the car will he LEFT be-
hind, and the life boat only used. II the bal
loon starts on time the aronauts expect 20 land
in Europe on the second morning.
lSecorl Dispatch
PremOnftory Symptoms OF TIxxle.
The balloon ascension has been postponed till
to-norrow. The work OF imitation commenced
At 3 O'Clock this morning. Only q half DOZEN
men, under the supervision Of Mr. Donaldson,
are az work. Prof. Wise is not on the ground.
At O'Clock, when about q quarter filled, II be-
came unmanageable. and a hole of about six
feet square was Gus ia Il by Mr.. Donaldson. The
attendance is small. The hole will be sewed by
hand. The safety-yalye is also said 70 be out OF
order,
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From Europe To-day.

sALMERoN PRESIDENT OF THE CoRTRs.
MADRID, Sept. 1O.-Senor ~. SalmerOn he's
been elected President Of the Cortes by a unan-
lnlous vote. The cortes voted areency
upon the bills granting the government
extraordinary powers, calling out reserves i'm
posing fines upon all deputies who absent them
selves from the sessions, and authorizing a con-
tract for loan Of 100, 600 900 pesetas discus =
SION upon these measures win commence TO =
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The Dead AIIxa

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10. Bath and three
other OF the men supposed 20 have been smoth-
cred in the Lincoln mine, Amador county, have
Deen taken out alive. They were shut up in the
mine Sc hours. Two of the men in the mine
were drowned while trying 20 reach the shaft
before the water had been lowered
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THB KRNTUcKY KUKLUx STILL ON THE
kAMPAaE.IThe Courier-Journal, commenting
kukiux counties Of Kentucky, detailing still
further 0utrages, offers, If the Governor has
not the means or power at his command, to
equip q company Of men to proceed against the
kuklux, and pay all expenses necessary in or
ganizing an efficient company for that purpose.
The correspondent gives the particulars OF the
capture OF the kuklux by himself and other cit
liens OF Owen county. 1t Is believed one of the
parties arrested will turn states evidence.
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ChtcagO,s Exno~issou

CHICAGO, Sept. 10-The regular meeting OF
the Board OF the Inter State Industrial Ex-
position was held to-day. II was resolved 70
open the exposition on the evening OF Thursday,
the 18th inst.
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SHOOTING AT FH1 WRoHe MAU-A nan IN
New York named Michael Barrett. On bei.a
told ny he wife that one Nichael WnIIacs had
on Thnrcday last committed IN Outrage on his
lbaIe0sl niece, procured pastol md went In
named heerdon at the corner Of ,WnliAm and
Conoyer streets, and, mistAking him for Wal
lace, discharged his pistol ct him. Fortunately
the ball missed him, and Barrett wae secured
before hs could hre another hot
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MASS MEETING OF CoLoRED MEN IN NEW
Y0RK.-A mass meeting of colored citizens was
held last night at Cooper Institute, New York,
TO hear the views Of the delegation of colored
men from Louisiana with regard to the political
situation IN that state. The meeting was most
~ attended by colored people. Mr.. Ohas. Spen-
Ger presided. Several speakers addressed the
meeting; after which resolutions were adopted
ing that Of Kellogg, Judge Durell and Presi-
Cent Grant, and calling on the colored race
porth and south, to support the Grant admins
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TIE BUTLkR-WAsHBuRN FIaHr.-worcester
vas fnil Of delegates and politicians last night.
Butler faction engaged Mechanics hall, the
largest In the city, for the evening, but contra
ry TO general expectation no meeting was held.
Spy once to O'Clock this morning foots up:
For WashbuIn, 615; for Butler, 45l; doubtful, 20.
The were yet unheard from towns entitled TO
Z deleQnfcs
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wan street To-Day.

NEW YoRK, Sept. l0.-Aoney s ioauina At
per cent 70 Ia per diem. Foreign exchange
opened steady, but Afterwards became heesS
With busfness ct l0ekaic4x for bankara dxtS
days sterling. Gold has been active IN ofuI-
TIER decline In pricss and freque4t net .tions.
was . decline 10 11ex, she t.et point % preo
ent downward mov64e.c Later tnere C1s o
rally 70 lilk an1 yss1Son 70 Liz 9th shs
carrvins vep4 to Der cent, and for borrow-
ing f-s2 de- sout6esn rate securities quiet.
Govesnnent bonds du'l and steady. Utocks
65x 70 62x.