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Michigan state FAIR

GRAND RApIDs, sept. S.-The entries
to-day were quite numerous, including a
large amount.oi machinery from James
jerks Of Detroit, which Is being put ID
the power building. The entries OF blood
ed horses are numerous, including already
the finest stallions ID the West Brooks
herd Of short horns. Phelps herd Of
heilers, twenty.one pens Of Lords import.
cd sheep, and Smiths herd Of fat cattle,
hogs, &c., will be early on the grounds.
The double team, free for all race viii
come off Friday, 18Th inst,1 instead d
Saturday, the 20th, as announced on the
programme. Speed entries close prompt.
ly at 0 o'clock on Wednesday morning.
Entries can be made by Telegraph up to
that hour. yuy 49,,
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California Election.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept s.-Bartlctt,
lind J and Roach Dem are known to be
elected to the Senate. Roach Is anti rail.
road, but will probably vote, for Cssscrly
for the U. 8. Senate, II Is impoosible,to
give correct statement Of the number OF
anti railroad and doubtful members OF the
Legislature elected. The closest figuring
possiBle indicates. that Booth will have
is to so votes on Joint ballot. He Is, the
growing man in the State and gains
popular strength daily. 'o--s
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Z MEMPHIS.

MEMrnIs, Sept. s.-Mrs. White, who
assisted her husband in escaping from
jail by furnishing him with q pistol, was
brought out on o wit Of habeas corpus
this afternoon and held In So 900 bail.
1t Is reported that Thomas Allen, oi
the Iron Mountain Railroad, has pur.
chased a portion Of the charter Of the
Memphis 81 Kansas City Railroad, and
wiliconstfuct the same rom Its crossing
withsther Cairo & Fulton Railroad from
this city.tyl 6rf d.hI.5oy .lss
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TaE Missouri Republican (Democratic)
comparing Jefferson Davis with the Dem.
ocratic party, says, ''''
"There is too much history behind
them both which will obtrude itself and
cover out OF sight every new proposition
they may offer in regard to living ques-
tions. They are identified with q lost
cause, and are supposed to live only for
Its resurrection; they represent nothing
but defeat, and have outlived their ihilu.
ence as political teachers, because they
never anspeak without substituting dead
issues for living ones. History has
claimed themboth, and may have crowns
oil honor In store for both; but the present,
with all It's living opreiudices, has pressed
upon thems and theiffate In this world ID
sealed" .-..--- il5-
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TIE recent discovery OF shakesperian
documents, which was deemed SO impor-
,snt by the press reporter at London that
/, had to be announced by cable, amounts
to only this: Mr.. J. o. Halllwell, the Eng.
lish shakesperian scholar, has found a
series Of papers, including the list OF the
original proprietors and shareholders OF
the theatre with which shakespeare's
name has been connected, in which his
name does not appear. In an old affida.
vii by the sons OF James Burbage 1t Is
stated that in the "Globe Theatre"
Shakespeare, Hemings. Condall, Phil.
ips and other players, were part
aers in tho profits Of the House"
that Is, in the receipts. In regard TO the
"Black Friar Theatre the affidavit states
that Shakespeare, Hemings, Condall and
Richard Burbags were engaged as play
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TIE TURF. :
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, SOpt S--The Lex.
ipgton races commenced to-day under fa'
vorable auspices, the weather Gne, attend.
ance large. and the sport very good. The
tavorites were beaten in both races TO-
day. ra, .i.l!..l..
Tho first heat nId first racc wasia dead
heat between Gijndstesl and Boyd, The
following Is a summary Of the first race
for the P@nix Hotel, STAGES tors year
olds, $50 each, play df ply, and $3.50
added. Mile heats, Grlnsiead'sa b. 1.
the Cleaner, OIL, |; Boyds ch. 4 0.2, 2;
Walch's ch, C., 3. dlstanced. Timc-l:4G9,
! Second race flly stakes for,2 year olds,
$50 each, play or pay, with $3.50 added,
quarter Of . mile dashy Warren Niley,.s
b. I. Lea.er,1; Grinstead's b. rs; keene's
ch. f. HELEN Bennett, 2. 5Mme-1:10f.
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. LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. s.-A large 1delcga-
ton Of Louisville pork packers lelsthls
evening for Chicago TO ATTEND the Pork
Packers Convention which 'meais We'd
nesday. -, -.
closed several months fol. enlargement and
remodeling, will be opened tosday by Mt
Kean, It's old manager, assisted by Gen
George 81. Taylor. q u u il
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GknGatelliaf
p,obable Failure OF "The claim-
anti

Onr latest Boston dispatches, reporting
The count of delegates upto one o'clock
,bl, morning show that BuTLER's star Is
m ,he wane, and indicate veryclearly that
hp will not be nominated for Governor by
tho Republican State Convention TO meet
Al Worcester tomorrow. This will be
fortunate, we cannot but think, for the
Republican organization in Massachu'
sets, for signs have multiplied very
rapidIy Of late tha. BurLER's nomination
would have allenated avery large
mart of the best Republicans in Massa'
chusetts not only from the State organi'
zation but from their fealty to the nation
al Administration. 1t Is charged that
all tho Federal officers in Massachusetts
have been working hard for BuTLERi
The inference is drawn that the
authorities at Washington desire to se'
cure bis nomination; and one symptom
OF the ieel'ng 'na. nus ossu s..,. a'ou .ss a;a.
shls pel'e' % :. wv ~. =. a.. a,a;a o,d Pe.
aincan' Muos, , Az. AZ pn.,an As...,;s,,
puO''eau JoA4n ,,',..;.,.a,,sn ,h.t MAE. .
~alnius % 'As ....;," pannh,;oon 70 Tho cor.
cause's' VIM "ns rsaaro, a;,,.t;on ~
WIN w. ,o,s W.. ,S.,, sa,,r.. ,h.t ohe viii
e0A"V' :. ,..",a ~. sm,.a CO.., WoohIn,,on.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.,

... tlslss.
The telegraph line to Sault 81. Marie
was completed and placed In operation
Monday. o g. q. .. -
AT Nashua, N. H., Diehl, the murder.
er Of Blair, was sentenced, Monday to 80
years in the State prison. )
AT Washington city, on Sunday,
John Shortelle and F. P. Blair, plumbers,
fought while drunk, Blair fatally stabbed
Shortelle., Blair was arrested. ! I 70
The New Orleans Academy NJ Mns;c
onened last nioht ior, the SEASON. with the
Lulu Combination 10 a s1,4Oo house.
Business in New Orleans. Is generally. id.
proving,
George Chase and Elijah Miller (col.
ored) quarrelled Saturday uieht, on the
Philadelphia turnpike, near Baltimore,
and the former fatally stabbed the latter.
Chase was arrested.
I7-.Tbe arara '1ro,ve of tho onc;en, AZ
a., ~ ns,;aa ~ - 81 III. .. ..a.asa.., ~.
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KANSAS ACADEMY OF soIENcE.
Ffos, IL Illinois and 10 wa.

CHICAGO, Sept. 8, There was frost last
night in q number Of places throug hout
Illinois and Iowa, but so far as heard not
sufficient to do material damage. Spring.
field, Illinois, reports slight frost, but no
injury to vegetation. Decatur, Illinois, no
frost Bloomington, Illinois, considerable
frost, can't say as to tho damage. Car
linyilla, nlinoia, no -irost-., Havana, Ill.
inois, slight frost, very little damage.
Pi,efeld, Illinois, slight IN low lands, not
enough TO damage tho crops Quincy,
Illinois. .nofrosts Dubuquefs Iowa, slight
frost, ,.butino serious damage: yyN
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An Unwilling Witness.

CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Under Sheriff
Nicholson, Of Ottawa, Canada, arrived
here to-day with subpoena for George
W. McMullen, witness before the Royal
Commission now in session. In Ottowa In.
vestigating the Canadian Pacific Railroad
affair, but though the officer proposed to
pay McMullen's expenses he declined the
offer, and will pay no attention to the
subpoena, This is the statement. I Of
Nichplason. M tIs s5sSs.s z,
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THE New. York Times has got into
trouble by intentionally admitting Alexan.
der Delmar and his terrible budget Of sta.
tis,ics to its coluuns. :, The Times will find
II no easy, matter 70 dislodge this Old
Man ofthe sea, A. DIS latest figuring Is
10 show that the world Il now producing
o very much larger, amount OF ftbreadstniis
than it needs;-ss.1Wasl,I I!Stir,.2-.--'fF
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aaa3M. MISSOURI
Kansas City stock.D Dealers and Pacls-
ers, Conyention.!Rich Lead Dis
cnveYies. ft4r -s e to-g stf q. ~ /.

huubub Slkt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uChs
ers' Conyention.!Rich Lead Dis.
covefies.l lid * i2E, ,-4 =
KANSAS, Sept. s-The stock dealers
and packers held meeting to-day to per.
feet an arrangement for the Stock and
Packers Convention 10 be held in, this
city on the 18th inst. The Convention
will be held in the Opera House, and a
grand banquet will be given at the Coates
House. ..sts
Cobb. r. Taylor, an old Utah miner has
Just returned from the vicinity Of Baxter
Springs and Joplin, reports great, excite.
ment their over the richest discoveries Of
lead yet made at the Cornwall diggings.
They are taking outpure and solid mug.
gets Of lead weighing from four to more
tons with eigh feet OF surface. =, y9
Great preparation Is being made for the
exposition, which begins next Monday.
Weather cool. Passengers from south
ern Kansas report frost there this morn
ing. -'f''1, fh'"o "o''' -
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The Proposed Ii Monument 10 General
s5iFsE iT6Thomas.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. S.-The COM
mi,tee on the design and location OF the
monument to the omsemoryEot General
Thomas, will meet IN The reception room
Of City Hall Of Pittsb6fgh, on September
l6th,instead OF the 18Th, as crroneously
stated, In the circular heretofore issued:
All persons having models TO submit and
proposals to build to oiler should send
them % ,he Committee on'the lltl former
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LNERrooL, Sept sl-steamerse H Halsa.
Tia, Minnesota, Republic and City, Of Ches
ter from New York, and Polyneaian from
Montreal, have arrived, out.
Pu1IADELPHta, Sept S.-Arrived-
Steamship, Ohio from Liverpool.
NEW York, Sept S.-Arrived-Steam
er Caly from Liverpool,
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yellovI Fever at Shreveport.

LrrrLE Rock, ARK, Sept. s,Aseyeral
fugitiyes from Shreveport arrived here
this evening reporting yellow fever on the
increase Of that place, and everybody Is
leaving that can get away.4 or threetele'
graph operators there one Is down with
the fever and another. has left, leaving bul
] one to do the work, ..AgaSHr :, =
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TuE New York Time, In It's fierce as
sault on the management Of the New
York y Erie Railway, says II the Compa'
n.y pays the dividend Of one per cent on
It's common stock, Just declared, It's treas.
uylwill be deficient $3.50, ,76e, and this as;
seftion II backs with q formidable array
0i figures. :
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SsT.lLoUIs.E

TIE rossafaaadsa4Ea osafaaadsa4aE iRlEaQula iRlEaQulaED TO REFUND
ST. LOUIE Sept ga special from
Washington saysthe actiono of Postmaster
Eilley u fhis city, in assessing clerks 10
| his '6tiice for political or other purposes Il
notriapproyedg by Postmaster General
Cresweil, and thai the latter official will
order Mr, FiIley ID refund the assessments
10 the employees. - 's''
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A HARTFORD gentleman who had tar.
ned late at a wine supper, found his wife
waiting his return, In % high state oi
nervousness. Said she-"Herc I've been
waiting, and rocking in the chair till my
head spins round like topl" jess SO,
where I've been, responded he, "Ifstn
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SAN DOMINGO.

SAN DOMINGO. August ss-eol, Riyas
attempted the lie Of Gen. Luperon with
q sword! Luperon evaded; the blows,
drew q revolver and shot Rivas through
&C Cen. Cabral is reported seriously III and
unable To- take the ield.gt4. fIpI
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River News.

PrrsBunen, Sept. .s-Riyer at a stand,
with three feet In the channel. Weather
cloudy and cool; thermometer down 70 AS
this morning. SJt ]
CINcrNNATr, Sept. ,s.-Riyer eight ieet
and and falling. Arrived, r. r, Hudson, from
Wheeling. .-..-as =
ing with 4 feet 0 inches In canal, and 2
feet O inches IN pass down Indian chute.
Weather clear and cold. Hi1i' =
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MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, ls7s - = =. I
~

Losu,s, Sept s.-owiDs TO esdlssat.
isfa,ion with the proceedings Of the Brit
ish.American Mixed Claims Commission
at Washington, the claimants here con.
template calling public meeting to give
expression to their grievances.
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For New England on Tuesday winds
will probably shift to easterly and south.
crly, With clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States falling barometer
winds veering to gentle and fresh easterly
and southerly and partly cloudy weather.
with possibly rain from New jersey to
Virginia. i
For the South Atlantic and Gull States,
east Of the Mississippi, gentle and fresh
northeasterly to southeasterly winds and
generally cool cloudy weather, with rain
areas, especially on the Coast.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
winds gradually veering to easterly and
southerly, rising temperature and clear OF
partly cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lake region falling ba
rometer, higher temperature, fresh and
brisk winds, generally veeriDg to souther'
" and westerly, and increasing cloudtness
with rain. - -;.''.'7''
For the Lower Lake region winds veer.
Ing to the southeast and south, rising
temperature and increasing cloudiness,
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Death of q MARITIME Ferry Gentleman
at 81, Louis.4

sr. Loous, Sept s.-ReS. Jhho. R. slcu,z,
OF Martins Ferry, Ohio, died ofheart dis.
ease al 6 O'clock this evening In thedepot
E'of The Indianapolis &, ST.. Louis Railroad,
east 81. Louis while he was waiting loI
fthc train to start for Indianopolis,aS
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Ex.Gov FoorE has written 'ireminls.
cence" In praise OF Btownlow. Thrown.
low ever intends TO die, now, we would
suggest, Is tho proper time for him to do
h-LOuispile Courier journal, :,
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.aFoRr srLlE.
HEAy -ti
..s sFA.,h~.t,o,

Tho Recent Capture. Au,hori,a,ively
Denied. LAD
WAsuraaroN, Sept. s.-The following
dispatch was received from Fort Sill, da.
ted Sept. Sd !: ,QAl
"The reported capture Of this post, pub.
lished In all the papers and received here
to.daydiG without foundation. Salanta
and Biz Tree illlarriye here tomorrow.
There has been no trouble and none is
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WAsHINoToN, D. e., Feb. Is, 1856.

e w hSh4ASkoay -. W ~ CIV. Az 4oSW
Miss Re,ca:-As 7 do not know you.
and am little interested in any part of
your letter, you will allow me, In my ter.
rible hurry-haying two days work that
ought to be dono to-day. while i must
leave at evening for. journey 10 our
Pittsburgh. Conyention-to speak only of
that. - '''' I,a.
I very well remember the red school,
house in which / first begangto learn lthe
paint was worn of long since, and It was
very far from red when T last saw'ii0 i
remember the Nichols children, who lived
Just below the school .hodsc, In q large
house; but I was very young then, and !
do not make out o clear mental picture Of
Reuben Nichols! Think he must have
been considerably older than ]. But /
|recollect one Aseneth Nichols. one or two
girls not much older than ], whom l
thought very pretty, so that while was q
very good speller, and 80 one Of the two
at the head of the first class In spelling,
who were entitled TO "chose sides" for u
spelling match. I used TO begin by choos.
ing these two pretty girls, who couldn't
spell hokee, to save their souls. Well,
this was found not to answer; I knew
enough to spell, but not 10 choose sides; so
the, rule had, to be altered and the two
next to the one at the head had tho honor
OF Choosing Sides" Ask Mr.. Nichols Il
he had a sister Aseneth, and ifhe rem en-.
bers any such nonsense as this. Yours.
s.f,y, sr4S HORACE GREELEY.
Miss Mary g. He,ces, Reading, Mss
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THE, NATHAN, MURDER
Further Statement From Irving--He
Will Swear TO 1t and Offers TO Pro.
duce Articles Taken from Nathan,s

SAN FaAsclsco, septs.-John. T. Irv.
ing made aturther statement to Detective
Lees this evening. he insists on the
truth Of his statement, and will swear to
It before the judge Of one OF the courts
tomorrow. Them Lees swill sendp the
statement to New York Irving saya
with proper guarantees Of safety there he
will produce the Nathan memorandum
book and bonds taken by, him from the
safe on the night Of tho murder. He Is
very indignant at the manner in which
the press OF New York treats him and
his story.sg ACT -.Si.st1DS S5G5s.
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KANSAS.
Northern Kansas Fair.

ArcnIsoN, Sept s.-Thc Northern Kan
sas Fair opened in this city today. The
entries are very large, numbering over
1000. There arc over 100 fast horses on
the grounds. Tho collection OIL cattle,
hogs, sheep, &C., is the largest, ever wit
messed in the State, and the collection OF
fruit has never been cxcelled. The indi-
cations are that this iair will surpass any
ever held by the society. - / IA,
KANSAS ACADEMY OF SCIENCE.
LAWRENCE, Sept S.-The Kansas Aca-
deny of Science met here to-day for the
sixth annual meeting. Prominent scien-
tifc men are present from Various parts
OF the State. ~ a9'rw-t- .-'I Sd' r1.'t
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BY TEL &c r APM
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
e1cluslyely to the Intelli gencer.

a (I,y tho Western Union Lino.i
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts|
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Letter From Horace Greeley.
WHAT uE KNEW ABOUT GIRLS.

An Omaha lady, says the Omaha Bee,
while teaching school In Massachusetts,,
in 1856, boarded with Mr.. Reuben Mich
ols, who in boyhoodSwas q schoolmate Of
Horace Greeley. Hearing many stories
Of his boyhood, she4just for tho fun Of
the thing-wrote him letter about the
little red knowledge box In New Hamp-
shire, where he attended school. He
wrote the following reply, which will
doubtless interest many readers who re-
spect the memory. Of one oil the greatest
men OF, our country: ,b.gEb1l- ~ CASA
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svev, Cloud az Cairo.
CAiRo, Sept. g Cloud, the oarsman,
rowing to New Orleans on 4awager, ar.
rived here this afternoon. ,.,,
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weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

Wan DxPARTnEH1,
pyyicK OF fHH CnIEy SIGNAL OFyIoxa.
4AsHINGToK, D. c.. Sept $500 ?. Z.
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'I'N p on uT11tI!I's egA'II
rh.i- a.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-10-20

train reached Salina, where sheriff
posse had been telegraphed for. But
this arrangement was not satisfactory to
the brave little diover. He had fully
resolved on recovering the old mans
money, and appeared to treat with con-
tempt the knives and pistols pointed at
the windows of the drawing room. After
washing off the blood from his face and
hands, be walked boldly into the sleep
ing car, where the three gamblers, driv-
en- to bay, stood within the locked glass
door.
With huge navy revolver in each
hand, the young man dashed open the
door, and pointing his cooked revolvers
at the astonished gamblers, coolly de-
manded the old mans lost money. Find
ing that he was determined to have it,
and seeing the passengers closing in
with cooked revolvers, the gamblers
gave up the money. This did not salts
fy the drover; he now demanded the
surrender of all the knives and pistols
in their possession. After some parley-
ing the arms were given up, and the
monte men held under guard until the
train rolled into Salina, where the sher-
ifs posse awaited them with bracelets
and guard of honor. They were taken
from the train and escorted to jail
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A STRING OF PEARLS.

Webster said :-'..If we work upon
marble it will perish if upon brass,
time will efface it; if we rear temples
they will crumble into dust; but if work
upon our immortal minds-if we Undue
them with principles, with the just fear
of God and love of our fellow men-we
engrave on these tablets something which
will brighten through all eternity"
Examine yourself. Do it impartial
ly; do it faithfully; do it often. Sit
down by yourself, and shutting out all
thoughts on other subjects, review your
own life for the last day-for the last
week Recall both your acts and your
words, for both to others and to yourself
your words are often as serious realities
as your actions.
Wisdom is the associate of Justice. 1t
assists her to form equal laws, to pursue
right measures, to correct power to pro-
tect weakness, and to unite individuals
in common interest and general well
fare. Heroes may kill tyrants, but it is
wisdom and laws that prevent tyranny
and oppression.
So witty compliment is rarely made
as that of Sydney Smiths to his friends
Mrs. Tighe and Mrs. Cuffe:-"Ah,
there you are the cuff that every one
would be glad to wear, and the tie that
no one would lose"
Wise men mingle with their cares, as
a help either to forget or overcome them
but to resort to intoxication. for the
ease of ones mind is to cure melancholy
by madness.
There cannot be a pleasant smile OF
the lips Of the hopeless. The blow tha
crushes the life will shatter the smile
The three things most difficult are
To keep secret, to forget an injury
and to make good use of leisure.
Spare moments are the gold dust o
time. Of all the portions of our life
spare moments are the most fruitful il
good or evil.