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Receipts and shipments OF Grain.

New YORK, Oct. 18, Lone Of the most
extensive grain dealers In the country
said to-day that the exporters were TAX
ing every bushel Of grain they could OBJ.
tain. This house alone is receiving 100,-
900 bushels oi wheat each day, which is
Immediately sent abroad. he thinks the
Produce Exchange Is virtually outside Of
Wall street influences, and that any diffi.
culties In the money market occasioned by
stock spectators will not materially at.
iect dealers in produce. The people Of
Europe want bread and they will get 1t II
they are compelled 10 send gold here for
II. He concluded by saying that the pros
pect for a continued brisk trade was very
good
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Meeting Of the Grangers ou, West

KEoKUK, Oct. l8.-Pursuant to q call
issued by the Executive Committee of the
Iowa State Grange Of the Patrons oi
Husbandry, the executive committee ol
the State oranges in the Mississippi Valley
met In convention in this city this alter
noon. A. J. Stewart, OF Missouri, was
chosen President and Thomas T. Smith,
Of MINNESOTA, Secretary, Delegates are
present from the States of Minnisota,
Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, Illinois, Kan.
sas, Ohio, Mississippi and Wisconsin
Important subjects TO be considered are
cheap transportation and the improve
ment oi the Mississippi river.
After organization and the appointment
Of committees, the Convention adjourned
until tomorrow morning.
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FOREIGN
FRANCE.
AN oRAToR.AND A PAPER suPpREssRl

AN oRAroRA AND A PAPER SUPPRESSED.
PARIS, Oct. 16.-The sale OF the Sitcll
In the public streets has been forbidden
on account Of II having published N
Gatnbetta's speech at Perigucuax. n
Bourdeillette, deputy mayor OF Perigucaux
has been suppressed during the two
months from exercising his office, for
having allowed NJ. Gambetta to speak at
the banquet last Sunday without making
any protest.
PARIS, October 1G-The deputatlon
which met Count De Chambord at Salts.
burg on the 18th instant, is expected in
Paris to-day. The details Of the Confer.
ence are unknown, but 1t Is believed the
negotiations failed.
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OMAHA, Oct 1o.-An account Of ter.
rife prairie fire In southwestern Nebraska
was received here today. The fire orig.
mated near the Otoe reservation, and
and Travelled northeast o distance OF ovel
25 miles, destroying everything in itt
path. Near Wilburn, and ten miles south
Of Crete Avalanch, the flames approached
q school house filled with children, mum
Der Of whom rushed out and endeavored
to escape; ten Of them were overtaker
and three burned to death, and three fa-
tally Injured and four others very severely
warmed. Most Of them were girls or
years Of age. The mother Of three o.
these children, In her eudeavors to save
them, was SO terribly burned that she
cannot recover. An immense quantity o.
grain, many houses and barns were de-
stroyed, and much suffering Is feared II
consequence.
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GktQMteltiatater:
The Election In this County Yester.
day.

We publish the result so far as the city
townships are concerned ol the election
for A member OF the House Of Delegates
Yesterday. 1t is in favor oi Mr.. PANNEL,
as we presumed 1t would be. swEENEY's
vote, however, was large enough to show
that be had been actively at work for the
nosiIIon, and that his confidence of on
election had grounds to rest on. The ag.
sreea.e vote shows that no wide spread
interest was iclt In the election. Proba.
bly the greatest amount OF attention was
drawn to 1t Yesterday and to-day by rea'
,ou Of the belligerent phase which it 80
rapidly assumed, and but for which 1t Is
probable that very many who voted
would have remained away.
The three country townships arc not
likely TO change the result. On the con-
,rsry, they are more likely to increase
pannels majority.
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For Friday low barometer in northern
Now England. will move eastward ovel
the Cult Of St. Lawrence, followed by
fresh southwest winds, cloudy and rainy
weather over the Elstern States and
northern portion Of the Middle States
and Lake Ontario.
For Lake Erie and the Upper Lake
region, northwest winds with rising bar.
ometer and cloudy or clearing weather,
with somewhat lower temperature.
For Ohio Valley southwest winds,
cloudy and rain, followed by northwest
winds and cloudy or clearing weather.
For tho Northwest, norlherly winds
and cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States partly
cloudy and clear weather.
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Army Of the Tennessee.

TOLEDO, Oct. 1G.-The Society OF the
Army Of Tennessee at q business meeting
to-day 70 elected Gen. Sherman President
for the ensuing year, Gen. John A. Logan
first Vice President, and Col. L. NJ. Day
ton, Recording Secretary.
At the close oi the business meeting
there was parade Of the various military
organizations and the fire department,
which passed the President and party In
review. The public and private buildings
are gaily decorated, and the principal
streets spanned with arches bearing ap-
propriate inscriptions. The revenue cut
ter Perry, anchored in the stream, fired a
salute as tho procession passed through the
streets.
The President held q levce at the Body
House this afternoon, which was thronged
with visitors. AT the banquet tonight
Gen. Sherman presided.
ToAsTS.
Old Flag-Responded 10 by Gen, s. II.
Hulburt.
President of the United Slates--Re.
sponse by p. B. Hayes.
The Army--Response by Secretary
Belknap
Navy-Responsc by Rear Admiral
Wordep.
Our Soldiers-Response by Gen. Pope.
Our Dead-Responded TO by General
WestroDg.
The Geneva Arbitration-Response by
Hon. W. r. Waite.
Army of the Cumberland-Response
by Gen. j. B. Steedman.
Sanitary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by
Gen. o. o. Howard.
The Ladies-Responded to by Phillip
Sheridan.
By special request the band played
"The Girl left behind me-" /.
The seventh reunion Is pronounced by
all In attendance 10 have been one OF the
largest and most interesting in the history
ot the Society.
The next annual meeting will be held
at Springfield, Illinois, October 14th and
18th, 1874. o..
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The Atrtay in The Streets Yesterday.

The Atrray In the Streets Yesterday.
We are not apologists for the misuse Of
the liberty Of the press, and We do not
think II strange or unnatural that person.
alities in or out OF print should breed ditn.
culties. They always have operated that
way and we presume always will. And
while this Is true, yet II is equally true
that such behavior as that Of Major
swRENEY's yesterday Is not to be thought
oil with any sort Of leniency. He deserves
to be dealt with TO the full extent Of the
law Tor his reckless and murderous carry.
Ing on. He has not himself to thank this
morning that he Is not an out and out muir.
lerer ot two Of his fellow citizens, and II
be be capable Of appreciatng his position
be must see how narrowly he has es-
capped the awful penalties Of the
law for such q crime as he
sough,to commit. The indications are that
he waited his opportunity 10 follow up
The street car In which two OF the editors
olthe Register were riding, and that he
vH In armed pursuit Of ut least one oil
them. Fortunately for himself as ior
them bis wild frenzy was such that he
DID not succeed in injuring either; bu'
this was simply his and their good luck
and not because Of any consideration
whatever on his part.
We trust that those whose duty II Is to
zee tho laws vlndicated will take this mat
ter vigorously In hand and prosecute II
Hoecomes both the honor and security
otlhIs community,
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second Day Of the Free Eel.gionists


New York, Oct. 18.-The Free Relig.,
ious Association re-assenbled this morn
ing in Cooper Institute, o. 3. Frothing.
ham presiding. Letters were read from
Peter Cooper, William Lloyd Garrison
and others regretting their inability to at.
tend. Science and religion was the gen.
eral topic Of the day. Mr.. Edward YOU
mans was the first speaker. He was fol-
lowed by Rev. John Weiss, who spoke Of
the immense benefits derived from the re.
searches of science, and said that science
was not necessarily antagonistic to relig.
ion. Give US, he added, the light Of
knowledge and science, because every
facility Of ours has mouth which needs
to be fed. When Mr.. Weiss had conclued
clergyman asked permission to reply,
and was informed by Mr.. rockingham
that his associates had hired the hall for
the purpose Of expressing their views, ard
did not propose to listen to suggestions or
arguments by others. Rev. William @.
Gaunett was the next speaker. He believ.
ed that science, instead ofwarring against
religion, was necessary to It. Il puts God
more plainly before US In this universe,
and It tends to make the universe unit,
and also to make Il more fully progress
sive. 1t also tends TO make It more full
Of law and action. Rev. John Wickad.
wick followed. -a4
Antoinett Brown Blackwell spoke on
the natural religion Of her Evangelical
brethren. She would test nature BY the
Bible; she would test the Bible by ma.
ture. She believed more could be learn
ed Of God and man In tho study Of
great and beautiful system Of the adapta.
bility Of men and things than we could
ever derive from any special revelation.
The speaker argued at length in support
OF her position.
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Disaster at Sea..Steamship Missouri
Krecked.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 1G.-Tho steam
ship Liberty has arrived here, bringing
the passengers and q portion Of the crew
of the wrecked steamer Missouri from Key
West. Capt. John s. Simpson, Of Balti'
more, who was q passenger on the Mis-
souri,, makes the following statement: ::
We lett Liverpool on the 11th ot Septem-
Der, having had fine clear weather on the
entire passage. On the evening Of the 1st
inst, at about At o'clock, the weather was
mild and the sea as smooth as a sheet Of
glass. The ship struck on the ginger.
bread crown Of the reefs Of Bemini. There
was no apparent cause for the ship being
wrecked at that time, and I believe that
II was through the carelessness or ignor-
ance Of the officers in charge.
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Payment Of the November Interest.
(Fron the Wa. .hIustoa Star OF wetns,dayl
The schedules for tho payment Of the
November interest on registered bonds are
nearly ready for distribution, and will be
In the hands oil the different assistant treas.
urers and designated depositories In time
10 commence payment on the 20lh OF o.
toher; after which, Secretary Richardson
will order the payment Of the November
interest on both registered and coupon
bonds without rebate.
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Explosion at louisville.

LounvILLE, KY, Oct. 16-A terrific
explosion occurred about 2 o'clock this
evening on the northeast corner OF the
new City Hall, from foul sewerage gas
and leaky gas pipes, upheaving immense
flag stones eighteen feet long all around
tho building, and shaking 1t as u by an
earthquake. The paving on Sixth street
from the City hall 10 the river was at in
tervals thrown up. Several detectives,
policemen, and reporters In the police
headquarters In the City Hall were thrown
several feet and stunned. Fortunately no
one was seriously injured. Great excite.
mcnt was created by the explosion, thou.
sands Of people rushing to the spot In
wild alarm. II Is feared that the founda'
,ion Of the City Hall Is injured.
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4 Sister in the Woman's Congress
Called to Order.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16-The Woman's
Congress attracted q large audience TO-
day, and many masculines had seats on
the platform. Mrs. Cooper Bristol read o
paper on enlightened motherhood. A
free discussion followed, and strong
grounds were taken against infanticide.
Ono woman asserted that 1t was not the
business OIL every married couple TO have
children, and another, who persisted In
telling too plainly oil she knew about In
iantlcide, was repeatedly called to order
aud admonished.
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Frre AZ tEEanstoHn, Ills.

EvANsrowN, ILIs., Oct. 18-A fire
last night IN Judson's Block, one of the
best 10 the town, destroyed the stores ol
NJ. B. Iait, furniture dealer, Haskin Bros,
dry goods, Hunton 6 CANDLES, grocery,
]. B. Lawkin, boots and shoes, the photo
graph gallery Of A. Slesser, and the Offices
OF Drs Manir and Lurnsey. The sggre-
gate loss will be about $25 600. The
block was partly insured, but 10 what
companies cannot now be ascertaincd.
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WIEN Anna Dickinson rode to the top
OF Pixies Peak she was dressed thus: A
plain, closely.fittipg corsage, short skirt
extending Just below the knee, trousers
wide at bottomra q few inches longer, blue
stockings with white arrow worked from
ankle up, low quartered shoes, like o gen,
tleman's Oxford ties. In such attire and
aslraddle ol a Government pack mule
the glowing Anna must have presented a
delicious picture.
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PIrTsBURGH, October 1C.-River un.
changed, scant two feet Cloudy and
warm. Indications OF rain this afternoon
CINCINNATI, October 1G River four
feet two inches and stationary, Weather
pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, Oct: 1G.-Rivcr but little
changed, 2S inches IN canal and "a inches
on Portland bar. Weather clear and warm
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CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 16-The total
vote Of this city is only 1926. In the
judicial election McKinstry's Qndepend.
ent) majority for the Supreme Court over
Mckee, Dem, Is 1.1S4, over Devinnelle,
Rep, 1,720. McKinstry carries Sscra.
mento, San Jose and Stockton by large
majori,ies, and is elected by large ma.
jority In the State, but tho vote every.
where was light. .....
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Shot Policeman.

CHICAGO, Oct 16.-In the town OIL
Lakeview about ten o'clock last night
Capt. Forrest, of the village police, was
attacked while walking his beat by man
who, no says, attempted 10 stab him. A
struggle enSued, which ended by Forest
drawing pistol and shooting his assail
ant dead. The mStter Is being inveati.
gated.
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TERRIBLE PRAIRIE FIRE.
Houses and Grain Destroyed 90 A
Number ofSchooi Children Burned
10 Daath. ,-.f ..... rH. .I1

OMAHA, NEB, Oct. tO-A terrible
prairie fire swept over Smiles Of country
near the Omaha 81 Southwestern Rail :
road, IN Saline and Jefferson counties, Ne.
braska, on Tuesday. Many houses and
large quantities OF grain were destroyed
At Wilbur ten school children were
caught In the flames, and three perished
on the spot Three more will dleand four
are dreadfnlly manned, but will recover.
Mrs. Woriey, mother Of three Of the chill
dren, ran to help them and received fatal
Injuries.
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Large Increase In Our Exports this
Year.

During tho last four weeks, the value
Of domestic produce exported from New
York has been over geo, 1000, 900, and from
Jan. to Oct. IA, 1878, the value Of these
exports has been $2Se.9lo.439. For the
corresponding period Of 1879, the exports
from New York reached the total Of
$lsS. .7OS. .150, showing an increase In favor
Of this year Of $5s.5l32Ss. Assuming
that o similar ratio Of increase will be
maintained during the rest OF tho year,
we shall have at the end Of 1873 an In
crease Of exports from the port Of New
York equal 10 $87,000,000, az compared
with the figures ior last year. II the ex-
ports from tho other parts Of the Union
bear the same proportion as heretofore 10
those from New York, this rate OF fsnnual
increase would show total increase Tor
the United States Of $i41 900, 900 on the
shipments Of 1873.
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Pennsylvania ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1e.-The official
returns show tho following msiorities in
this city: Gordon, ior Judge, S,925; Nc
Key, for State Treasurer. 25,4ll; Elliott
for Sheriff, 1s,447; Wldeners, for City
Treasurer, 20,6Ss; Lannon's majority iol
senator in tho Third District, over Nagle
Democrat, 1854; total vote on license, 49,
TAO, majority in favor oil the measure, 92,-
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, Oct. 10 6-The steamer City ol
Montreal, which sailed from Liverpool TO.
day for New York, took $4,000 in gold,
and the Oceanic, which also sailed today,
took 1000.
LONDON, Oct. 10 -Advices from South
America report that tho insurgents Of En-.
trerias have been sigually defeated. A
whole battalion, mutinied against the
rebel leader, Lopez Jordan, have submit
ted 10 Federal authority.
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Sale Of Fancy Stock.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 16.-At L. L. Dor
sey's sale of Gold.dust colts, at Eden
Farm to-day, there was q large attend
ance from This city. Eight colts were
sold averaging per head $40 65. Two
stallions bringing $1,000 and $3.50 re-
spectively. ....
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Damages under The Civil Rights Bill.

New YoRK, October 10.-The suit Of
Charlotte Gilbert, (colored) agsinst the
New York aud Charleston Steamship
Company. claiming $4,000 damages for
being excluded from the state room Of the
steamer Manhattan In 1870, the plaintiff
obtained verdict In her favor Tor $75.
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Annual Meeting OF the brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers.

PHILADELPHIA, October 16.-At the
opening Of the tenth annual session Of
International Dlvision Of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers, Rev. W. Par
son delivered an address OF welcome.
Charles Wilson, Of Cleveland, Grand
Chief Engineer, followed, showing there
were now 172 sub. divisions, with mem.
bership Of $500. The receipts during
tho year were $sl,88l, and expenses,
S8 1887, leaving In the Treasury October
| Isl, $19,s An address was also made
by T. &. Ingraham, F. g. ot Fort Wayne
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The invitation to the Evangelical AL
lance of a formal reception at Baltimore
was declined for want Of time. Several
delegates accepted the invitation Of the
German Protestants, and last night made
addresses at 81: Matthew's Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
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What the Panic is Doing,

BosroN, Oct. 1G.-The Manufacturers
Board Of Trade, at Fall river, voted &c
recommend the suspension OF all the
mills two days In each week, and only
run eight hours day during the othel
four days for tho present.
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GEN. CowEN, Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior, returned from his northwest.
ern tour yesterday, and Is acting secretary
during the absence Of Secretary Delano,
who Is expected TO return tomorrow
WdShinQton Star.
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CLEVELAND bosts that her homes are
surpassed in comfort and elegance by NO
other American city, A very large pro
portion Of the citizens own their places
OF rssidunce, and these are surrounded In
most cases by grounds taste!ully adorned
With shrubs and flowers and shades,
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A Self Appointed Judge and Execu.
TONER.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10.-Jacob Daub shot
his vile deliberately this afternoon with
shot gun while sitting on his back
porch. After she fell dead he remained
sitting, gun in hand, until Q o'clock, when
his son came home and Daub was or.
rested. lie said she had been unfaithlul
TO him and should have been shot long
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We have not yet received the official
result over in Belmont, but understand
that With the exception Of LoNnLEY tol
Auditor and PoRTERFIELD for Treasurer
the entire Republican ticket Is elected BY
an average majority oIone hundred. Thil
haialliug OF ol say two hundred from
last year, at which timo WIKoFF, Rep,
Sad 800 majority over WILEY, Dem, 70
Secretary OF State.
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Convicted for Murder.

AUBURN, N. Y, Oct 1O.-MlChael Don
ahue was sentenced this morning 10 be
hanged on the 10Th Of December, for the
murder Of q fellow convict at the Auburn
State Prison, the 22d Of May last.
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Action OF the New Orleans Clearing
-sr7s.,-- House Association.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 16.-The Clearing
House Association to-day fixed the rate
to be collected for old exchange upon
paper made payable with the Exchange
on New York and for remittanccs ut four
per cent premium.
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Fire In Rhode Island. .

PROVIDENCE, Oct 1G.-A large fire has
been raging In Blackstone since 10 o'clock
butt 1t is now believed to be nearly under
control. Eight houses are already de-
stroyed, turning out from 25 to 80 iami-
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Rowing Fifty Miles for a s5, 900
Wager.

LONDON, Oct 1G-Reginald Herbert
wagered $1,000 that he could row IN
the canal from Maidenhead to Westmin.
ster bridge, a distance OF fifty miles in
twelve hours, through eleven locks. he
won the wager with Tires hours 10 spare,
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An IriBhmah who Needs Information,
DUBLIN, Oct. 18-The O'Conor Dan
In speech to his constituents last night
favored home rule, and denounced tht
Federal plan. Hedeclared that the Fed
eral States Of North America were only
kept together by force OF arms.
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Proposition for n Fight in West Va.
or Canada.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Joe Coburn says
he will fight Tom Allen in West Virginia
or Canada in four months, for from twen'
ty.flve hundred 10 five thousand dollars.
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Taylor Adams, q well known opera.
tor Of tho Western Union Telegraph lines,
died at New Orleans, Thursday morning,
sged "a.
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steamer News.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 1g.-The steamers
Gaelic, Greece, Vile de Havre and Den
mark, from New York, have arrived out.
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Tremendous LlabilIties of Bird,
Gfinnell d. Co.

NEW YoRK, Oct, 10.-Bird, Grinnel &
Co. were declared bankrupts 10 day.
Their liabilities are said TO DO sec, 600,
600, and their assets $i2 900 600.
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Hotel Burned..A Man Perishes ir
..... ..,.. the Flames.

MINNEAPoLIs. MINI, Oct. lG.-A fire
at 3 O'clock this morning burned the
American House, an old and well known
hotel. One Of the guests, Cyrus Gray. oi
Forest Lake, being deaf and not hearing
the alarm, burned to death.