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EXECUTION or NIXON,

Nixon made his will yesterday. lie was
hanged this morning. lie slept sound last
night and heard mass this morning.
HANGING OF LUsIGNI.
A conflict occurred yesterday after the
hanging Of Iusigni Two priests claimed
the body, but the doctors refused To deliv.
er it up till after the post morton examin.
alion. When this was completed the body
was left for he priests,who would not touch
IT, and it was placed in a vault at the city
cemetery.
BALTIMORE, May IL. - The Railroad
Master Mechanics adjourned to meet in
Chicago May next.
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.
LONDON. May l6.--l'hc managers of the
Cunard Steamships adopted Lone Line
across the Atlantic to avoid collisions.
ODESSA, May l6.--The panic has ex.
tended to Bourso. Here business is stop.
ped; discounts 0 per cent
CITY OF Mexico, May I6.--Tho presi-
dent gave farewell dinner TO Minister
Wilson and Secretary Bliss.
tue MINE EXPLOSION.
HALIFAX, May l6.--The names Of the
men who volunteered to go down in the
Drummond mine after the first explosion
were; j. Gay, Edwin Barnes, \. Glen
weight and Timothy IIowall.
The coroncrs jury attributes the oalam-
ity to the usa of powder by one Mcleod,
who refused TO work less allowed to use
it for looseniug coal.
EXPULSION OF RELIGIOUS ORDERS.
BERLIN, May lG The German govern
ment resolved to expel the Redemptorists
and Lazeorists, congregations of tho Holy
Ghosts Of the Sacred Heart and occupants,
and to close the converts from the coun-
try, within the coming six months.
ENGLISH FAILURES.
LONDON, May l6.--A dispatch from vi.
emma says one hundred additional failures
are reported on BOurse yesterday. No inns
portant bank suspended yet. The pro-
naCted panic has created CONSERVATION in
all branches Of business.
ENTHANAsIA,
Son of n wealthy banker committed sui.
eide yesterday.
LITTLE Rock, May TO- Rov II. M.Pruett,
Of New Orleans, has been chosen Modera.
tor.
CHICAGO, May l6.-The wife of Count
Portales, French, of the Wash ington lega-
ton, ar d daughter of Ben Holiday, died
in Pullman car.
Pigeon match Bogardus 81, Tinker IS.
INVITATION.
ST.. LOUIS, May &c. Despa tchcs received
from the Governor of Georgia, inviting the
Convention to visit Georgia, and from the
Mayor of Atlanta rendering the hospitali-
ty Of that city on the 10th.
THE PARTY.
Excursion party numbers 100, including
100 Congressman and Is Con-
wives. .,upsols qO3 rs sol
LoNpoS, 4aro.-Rentss, 54f aud 55f.
PARMooL, May &c. Noon.- Cotton
opened steady upaads, sgd; Orleans,
9s(b03d. Sales, 10000 bales; for the
week, $4,000 bales Export, 10000 bales :;
special export, 1900 bales. Stock, TAG, 900
bales; American, $3.50, COO
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REPLY.

Hon. Ben Long, Mayor:
Hon, Henry I. Blow is with excursion.
lists on their way to your section. lave
sent request to him on train TO answer.
He will be in Sprinhold Tonight. The
Mayors dispatch is published in city pa
pers this morning. Il. W.. b.,
St. Louis, Me.
JEROME, Mo-, May l6, 1873.
Hon Pen Long, Mayor;
The Congressional Delegs ton accept the
courteous tender Of inequalities from the
city of Dallas during their brief stay al.
lowed by the railroad arrangements, ar
irving about noon on Sunday.
j. A. KASS0N, Iowa.
PHILIP COOK, Georgia.
GODLOVE S. ORTIZ, Indiana.
j. b. SENER, Virginia.
L, 0. SrANNARD, Missouri.
Committee.
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AFTER June Both, the price of member
ship in the New YORK Cotton Exchange is
to be $1,000 after December 81, 5000.
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Nixon made his will yesterday. lie was
hanged this morning. lie slept sound last
night and heard mass this morning,
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Prof. Baird, Of the Smithsonian Insti.
tute, thinks that Capt Halls expedition is
far from failure, and has no doubt real
lied many of the objects in view in send
ing it out.
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The following are the kilograms referred
to above;
DALLAS, Texas, May IA, 1873
Hon. Henry T. Blow, st. Louis, Mo-.
The city of Dallas hereby ex tends hospi-
talities to the Congressional party now in
your city. Please designate time when
they will be here, and suitable arrange
ments will be made for their reception and
entertainment. BEN. LONG, Mayor.
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Associntcd Press Dispatches 20 the DaI
las DailynHernId.

NEW York, May l6,--Gcn. Van Buren,,
Democrat, announces his detractors as
cowardly knaycs and liars, aud attributes
his present unfortunate position to no.
cused molisnily, unhallowed ambition and
vanity of John JOY, American Minister to
Austria.
G. Jogla, m Atlantic survivor, sub.
scribes to the fund for the Mars Island
lrisbman to whom he says hundreds owed
their lives.
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wal ssrees r~-a.x.

NEW YoRk, Sept Money h loanine A Z
drawers having reduced their rates 20 los : ana
Toe Tor long and short sterling respectively.
Geld Is hrmer aud advancing from III 20 iiiS.
and fat for borrowing. Government bonds
I'm AMI higher. L. :. 6's, 81; coupon, III 4 !;
2os 'e2s. ms; 'ei's, i25; 'e5s, iI5S = li6. q.
., e9s, eos. coupon, new, 1i5Ali5G S5s,
cent bonds Pacific Railroad, iI2 kaii2A. South
ern state securities quiet and firm Stocks have
N sIte,nsteiy weak and strong, the lar-cSs
facire MAIL, Wabash, ST Paul Common, Oh 10
and Mississippi, and Union Pacinc. The
remainder Of the list lie quiet, and ! to X per
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Grand Lodge L. d, O. IF.

THE ANNUAL REPORT LOST OR MIsCARRIED.
BALTIMORE, Sept, 1.-THE annual report of
the Grand Sire of the Grand Lodge /. o. o. z.
which should be submitted to that body at its
annual communication in this city, on Monday
next has been lost o. miscarried. On the sd OF
July last G. A. Logan, present Grand Sire OF
the order, and U. s. minister to Chill, handed
it to the agent of the National Pacific Steam
ship company in the city of Valparaiso to be
on that day, and delivered to the agent of Wells
a. Fargo express company, at Panama to be
forwarded by him to Jas. L. Ridgeley, esq,
grand corresponding and recording secretary of
the order in this city. Private letters by the
same steamer from Valparaiso, and other docu-
ments addressed to Mr.. Ridgeley. some coming
through the State department at Washington,
have reached him, but the report fthe Grand
Sire is missing and agents of Wells & Fargo at
New York can give no information with regard
to thedocument. Secretary Ridgely reques's
that if it has been handed to private parties or
accidentally fallen into other hands il be for
warded to him Immediately in this city.
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New York Notes.

DAY OF PRAYER FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
NEW YORK, Sept. IA request having been
made by the secretaries of the London Sunday
school union that the various Sabbath ichoois
in the United States should unite with schools
In foreign churches, in observing October 18th
as day Of prayer for Sabbath. schools. The
Rev. j. II. Vibout, of the New York SUNDAY
school union, has endorsed the appeal, and asks
the schools in this city and elsewhere to observe
that day.
The Dean of Canterbury arrived here We ter
day to attend the approaching Evangelical ALI
ance.
Two UNKNOWN MEN
were killed yesterday afternoon on the Harlem
railroad. near Williams, hridoa.
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The Boston Advertiser on Buffers
Defeat

Boston, Sept. IL. = Commenting upon the
defeat of Butler at Worcester yesterday, the
Boston Advertiser says: SIT is hardly known
yet whether Gen. Butler and his champions
were a squad or an armv. When they started
out on their expedition they had a fee time for
day or two; everything their own way nobody
posed to take Massachusetts,, but declared that
they had captured Washington, New York
Long Branch, Kansas and all the outlying
provinces, and it really looked something like
It. The convention yesterday not only unde-
ceived the people of Massachusetts, in this re-
spect, but we trust the federal adninistr alton,
whose confidence has been abused and whose
generosity has been abused In riotous living"
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO K. R.-Pestdent
Garrett Negotidtes FL 600 200 Of the Company's
Bonds in En0ldnd.--At the regular monthly
meeting of the board of directors of the b alti-
more and Ohio railroad company, held yester-
day, the announcement was made {" e Presi-
dent Garrett had succeeded in negotiating in
England FL 1000 600 of the company's six per
cent. sterling bonds at 96K. The revenue Of the
70 ID for August, 1873, was stated to have been
Ala 1860, an increase Of Sl32 74S 80 over the
same month of last year. The revenue for the
quarter ending with August was 4,113, 4SS. II
being an increase of nearly half q million of dol
lars as compared with the same period Of last
wear,
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A MESSAGE FROM THE SKIEs-A Rga "a a
balloon Lost an Spdcc.-Mr. VIM. James OStpr-
bind, puddler, was returning as usual q his
work at the Old Dominion naIl works ON BeIle
Isle, at $50 a. m. yesterday. When on Relle
Isle avenue, near Meredlth's store Manches-
ter, be suddenly heard a sound behind him in
the air, as Of something falling with a rustIins
noise. He stopped, looked around, and pres
emily saw something fall 20 the ground not far
from him. Going back 20 see what IL was he
found a thick piece of pasteboard with what
proved 70 be gentleman's reversible paper
cuff, attached TO five keys by a narrow black
necktie, and upon both sides he read the fol-
lowing; "Should this fall into the hands OF anv
one, write 20 my dear wife, Mrs. j. }. Harte al
Onye-street hotel, st. Louis. Missouri and tell
her OF my situation. i am up in my balloon.
tossed 70 and fro at the mercy of the terrible
current; have lost control of r. and the Lord
only knows what will become OF me. 4 left ST.
Louis on the I'd, and since y. m. that evening
have been floating about in space. am ont Of
food, and famished for water. / drop this
hoping some one will find II and write TO NV
wife. MY name rs j. j. Harte, of Boston.
Mass" II Mr.. Harte has gone up in a balloon,
from st. Louis, land we have not heard OF il, D
and is in the condition described above he must
be having high old time. He seems 20 con-
slder himself unfortunate in having found ssthe
current" so much hoped for by Professor WISE
Instead OF going to Europe. will not the profess
sor direct his 9rial craft in search of the lost
Harte, who, like Sir John Franklin, seems TO
have sacrificed himself in the Interest of SCI
ence.-RtohmoRd Pd.l Dispatch, 1Oth.
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A WoRKINGwoMEN's MUTUAL BENEFIT As
socIATIoN-Miss Alice Dutton has issued an
address to the workingwOnen of Boston, In
forming them that it is proposed to organize in
that city workisgwomens mutual benefit as
ISOLATION, having for its object" First. The
providing OF funds to defray the expenses OF
aid TO any member in the extremity of need:
Sd. To provide, in case of death, respectable
burial TO said deceased member, as well as a
certain sum to any dependent upon her for sup
port"
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QUEEN ISABELLA SUED BY HER HUSBAND
The suit of Don Francisco d'Assis against Donna
Isabella, lately Queen of Spain, is to stand over
until the beginning of November. Don Fran
cisco has appealed to the Civil Tribunal of the
the hands Of a receiver a sufficient capital to
Lecture the regular payment of certain annuities
to be paid from his estate. These anuuties
Francisco, 100000 francs, for the Prince of
Asturias and 30 900 francs for the four Infantas
The plaintiff represents that his wife is squan-
dering her fortune in political enterprises and
extrayagant amusements. She was worth a
million francs a year when she came to Paris.
Since then her annual income has dwindled
down to 5O00O0 francs, and he alleges that she
will be penniless in a few years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nassan's Vegetable Cathartic and Anti.
bilious Pills

Nsssan's Vegetable Cathartic and Anti.
bilious Pills
The local demand for these Pills has steadily in
creased within few years, SO that at present the
ale for them isSuite considerable. have, there.
FORE concluded TO cali the attention Of the general
public to their merits as a general family physc.
Prepared with the greatest from selected drugs
they present the following good qualities:
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Their action Is prompt, certain and effee tual.
They are healing to the stomach.
They start the liver in healthy and active
They cure billiousness sick headache and costive-
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They invaluable for ind igeston and dyspe psia
They Thoroughly cleanse the entire system.
They do not gTlpe give pain during heir action
BY the Invaluable relefthey always afford to every
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come still more extensive. They adapted for
g-nersl use Children and delicate persons can take
them as well as the strong and robust Home made
they are always fresh, while patent pills generally
are notl, and consequently uniformly effectual.
Price, % cents per box. + ar sale only by
ARTHUR NATTANS. PhdrmdclSt,
seBo-u Corner I'd and ID streets n. W.
Bate heler's Hair Dye Is the best fa the worlt
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; ridiculous
tints no disappointment, harmless, reliable, nstan-
tsneeus black or brown; ut all druggists, and 10
Bond street New York. fseoly
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The CHAMPION WHITTLKR.-Cco. W. Knox
OF Cleveland, is considered by his fellow Dwrs,
men to be the foremost whittier of all this re-
public He has now undertaken a piece of
work of this kind that totally eclipses any thing
tended for the great centennial exposition 20 be
held in Philadelphia In ls76. He proposes to
show the world what a yankee" knows about
whiting. He has plank over twelve feet
long, twenty-six inches wide, and two inches
thick, which he is engaged, during his leisure
hours, in working up on a most elaborate and
ingenious plan.
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satanic and Mig free.

THE CoMlse COUNCIL At Port slIL.
ST. Louis, Sept i2.-The nnes has a lefter
nom Fort Sill, Indian territory, dated the SIN
instant, which states that Satanic and Big Tree
arrived there on the ith. They were placed in
the post gusrd-houes, and comfortably quar-
tered. The members of their families were per-
mitted 70 visit them, and the scene OF the meet
ing was quite affecting Governor Davis will
arNeo there IN the latter part OF the month.
togsther with the Indian comm ssioner,
when council will be held, and "a GER
tain condition be complied with Ssttnta ana
Big Tree VIII be released and turned over 10
tner trioe. The Cheyennes and Arapahoes
viii also be pre- ent at the council
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THE COLORADO ELRcTIoN.-The election in
Colorado was devoid Of political Significance.
The tickets were straight republican and citi-
Of either side were voted. The indications now
are that majority Of citizens candidates are
elected to the most important county Offices
while the legislative ticket is about equally d.
vided. The result is regarded as q defeat OF the
.o-called "republican ring.o
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CHEAP TRANsPoRTATIoN.-Or Organization If
ne Select Senate /Comm,ttee-Mdss Meeting "a
Neg rOrk.-The Senate Committee on Trans
portation met yesterday at the Fifth Avenue
hotel, New York. There were present Senators
WINDOW, Warner, Sherman, Davis. Conkling
and ConOver. The session was devoted TO pre-
hminary business and organization. The
mass meeting last night was presided over by
Mayor Hayemeyer. Senator Window, of the
Congressional Transportation Committee was
present, and speeches were made BY r. ID.
Moulton, :. J.. Hustled, A. W. Tenney ana
others, and resolutions adopted that an associ-
alton be formed TO be known the New York
Cheap Transportation Association; that the
policy Of the government should be 20 protect
the producing interests and commerce from
corporations and monopOlies; that double track
railways are necessary; that reform In rail way
management is essential; that uniform freight
rates should be adopted; that legislation favor
able 10 American ship building should be had;
and they demand a Use and liberal policy by
State and municipal legislatures. and the ex-
ercise Of energy, skill and sound Judgment by
merchants TO secure the lowest prices for the
transportation Of merchandise by land and
water.
b Cheap transportation resolu lions were adopt
ed by the New York Butter Exchange yester-
day.
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MoRPHINIsr ON THE RAMPAeK.-A man
named Hogan, who was crazy from morphine,
yesterday, at Memphis, drew Q revolver and
commenced firing at party Of hackmen, hit
ting Jim Sawyer, one bali breaking his left arm
and another striking him In the side. AFTER
Hogan's arrest he attempted to swallow more
mornhIne. Int Was preYeafed.
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Death from Nornbtue

MEMPHIS, Sept ll.-lSasc Hogan WIN sho,
Jim Sswyers, the hackmSn. Yesterday, and A.
tempted % shoot A. J. Wheeler. while in a AZ
OF marta potu. died in the station house last
night from the effects of morphine taken just
before he commenced the shooting.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNIKe.-On Friday evening
young man by the name of Guernzey, living
lightning. He and his father were returning
home with two teams laden with coal. The bolt
descended, striking him in the back of the neck,
ana appears TO have killed him instantly. His
rather was with the team behind, and was
knocked senseless. When he came 70, he found
bis sons team lying PROSTATE In the road, APP
parently dead, and his son hanging out Of the
spring of the seat.
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The New York Tribune of Yesterday publishes
a letter from Judge Holt, IN which he denies
that Mrs. Surratt was manacled during her
who was marshal of the court, and in whose
Gu >)dy Mrs. Surratt YVES, in which Hartranft
states that no thought of ever manacling her
was ever entertained; and further, Hartrl nft
received q letter from the daughter of Mrs
Sur att, who was 18th her mother during her
imprisonment, thanking him for his kind treat
ment to her mother, herself and friends. Judge
Holt alco proves the falsity of the corr cspond-
en-. assertion that Reverdy Johns on was driven
from the defence of Mrs. Surratt, showing that
johnson voluntarily withdrew.
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TIE LATE ELECTION IN MArNH.-Oficial re-
turrs i.om 343 towns in Maine, show the total
vote - be c9,079, divided e follows Dineley,
39,547; Titcomb, q ,9S1; Williams, 1,5k5; Ding
ley's me ,ority over all, 1908. One hundred
and for " tve towns and plantations are jet to
he-.r .fom.
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Seized for smuxxlinx

BOSTON, Sept 1.-The yacht Cndine. re-
Gently from a cTnise along the eastern coast and
st John, New Brunswick, has been sci red on
HASTINGS.
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RAvAGKs OF YELLOW FEVER AT SHREvR-
PoRT.-Ten deaths from yellow fever took place
at shreveport on the 9th, and twelve yesterday.
-Four hundred are sick with the disease. Bust
enough wen - take care Of the sick. New Or
lears has responded nobly to the appeal for
aid, and nurses and physicians are en- route to
Shreveport.
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AnoTHnR FIRE HnAR BALrNoRI.-Ths
Manufacturing company at Wetheredvi'.e,
baltimore county, was burned yesterday. Loss
on the building, including machinery and stock,
about <50, coo. insured for $4,000,
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The superintendent of the general recruiting
service has been ordered 10 prepare and forward
under proper charge one hundred and fly
reerrus - Omaha, Nebraska, for assignment
to the 4th infancy.
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NAVAL COURTS MARTIAL.-The sentence Of
dismissal from the servire in the case of Lieut..
Commander Jehn III. Rowland, U. S. NJ, has
been approved by the President. The sentence
In the Csc of Lieutenant Webb, of the Asiatic
fleet, who was sentenced to be publicly repri-
manded, has been set aside by Rear Admiral
jenkins.
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MARSHAL FOR UTAH.-The President has
appointed George r. Maxwell United States
marshal for Utah, rice Patrick, resigned, to
take effect the LIST prox.
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A Plague.Stricken City ASKS for Aid.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 11.-Mayor Brown has re-
Shreveport to the general effect Of kilograms
previously pubiished, and asking pecunisry as
sistance IRON this city. The dispatch also states
that the trairs on all the roads running into
falling rapidly, and communication WITH >the
outside world ID almost entirely cut Of.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were So34 733.O3
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The Big Balloon Sell.

WHAT THE WEE MAN OF GOTHAM SAYS ABOUT n
New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE transatlantic bal
loon party have made arrangements with an
experienced aronaut to take pc. sonal charge OF
the imitation of the Graphic balloon, when gain
reprired, and it is said everything viii be in
readiness for the ascension tomorrow. Prof.
Wise complains of the arrangements. He saws.
instead of acting en- his recommendation, tue
parties built the balloon after their own ideas,
OF different material from ii at he suggested,
employed an Incompetent superintendent, and
entirely disregarded his advice. He doubts their
ability to repair the balloon, 90 that 1t win be OF
service.
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REV. "ApIRoNpAoK" MURRAY delivered o
characteristic address at the closing Of the
New England fair 1T Medford, on Saturday last,
on "aRriculture and why young men have
deserted il closing with q strong plea for sstha
most delightful and elevating branch OF Ameri-
can aericulture-the breeding and training Of
fine horses, - in which he confessed his ambition
to connect his name with those who have dona
somethinQ in this direction