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s.Nsw opRnA Houzz-Nert Monday
evening being October 9Th, the first per-
formance viii be given IN Hamilton'a
Opera House, By>that time tho building
wiIllbe very nearly completed, about the
only unfinished portion being The stair
case Mt the Market street entrance. But
that will be so far advanced that 1t can
be used without difficulty or inconyeni-
ence. Manager F:tzsimmons will COM
mence the sale Of reserved seats at Adams
& Lucas music store at an early day,
probably Wednesday, for the whole Of
next week. Apsrt. of the. stock compa-
ny have already arrived, and others viii
arrive today and tomorrow, so the fin
rehearsal will take place tomorrow OF
next day. We are not yet permitted to
name the first star, or the opening piece,
but both, are tirstrclass, Manager Fitz-
simmons will give ne q first class place oil
amusement, and win no doubt have
crowded houses dnring the entire season
The demand for, seats for the opening
night will be very great, and the Opera
House will be packed, 80 1t woald be well
to secure Seats as soon as the time OF SELL
ing them Is definitely announced. O "a
n Z L.. 4 u +" = :
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
Bombardmeni Of Alicante By the In
, - surgents.

- Z surgents.
MADRID, Sept. a7.-Eveuing- General
Cassallos and Minister Aaizonave arrived
at Alicante, Friday, and were enthusiast
dcally received by the people.
The effortB Of the Foreign Consuls tc
prevent the bombardment Of Alicante BY
the Insurgent men.of.war failed. Admira
Yelverton declined 70 go beyond ms IN
structions from London, which were &c
msintain! an absolutely neutral position,
All the merchant shipping has ieit ~.
and anchored outside. The British hees
mac moored in the harbor on the r'ghh
The French on the LEFT, and eleven olher
sn,a;ar rnen. of. war. including Q German,
nno-5;ed The centre. Inside oil these lines
,hc rebel iron clads, Newmoncia and Mer:
dez Merriz, took up their positions, and
prepared to lombard the place, The
German commander al the last moment
offered to stop hostilities, but the English
and French commanders refused 70 join
him In the act. The ,bombardment was
opened at s o'clock this Saturday. morn
Inc, and five hundred projectiles, some
Of which were filled with petroleum were
thrown into the city. Greatdamage was
done and several edidces are in ruins.
Vigorous fire was returned from the fort,
and the batteries on shore with effect, for
Al the end OF seven hours the rebel iron
clads slipped the cables and withdrew In
a damaged condition. Minister Maizonave
telegraphed at noon to-day that the bonn.
bardment had ended, and declared that 1t
was wanton outrage which should be
held to reprobation Of Europe. The men
Of war Vittoria and Alamanza recently
released by the British will be dispatched
to the relief Of Alicante. -,
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Louisa Muhlback the celebrated Ger
man novelist Ia dead. hs5gg sssT

Louisa Muhlback the celebrated Ger.
man novelist Is dead. ns.1'fN ss5.
-Wilkie Collins was received in, New
York last evening by the Lotus Club
Julian Roderick Benedix, the we'll
known German comic poet Is dead.
GMuly Abbas. brother Or The late EN-.
peror Of Morocco, has been proclaimed
BIS successor. H6tGAuT HARE
There were nine accidents on English
railways Friday. No one was reported
Killed. though number Of persons were
injured. @ sIslsISB i,aa 's1tH siid y
The Secretary ofrthe Treasury will
not, Tor the present, Issue a programme
for the sale Of gold and purchase 81 bonds
next month, - -
The Republicans had meeting al
Cincinnati Saturday night addressed by
Hon, John Sherman be ans and q Hon Hon: WRiaa
Joseph Arch, president Of the Agri.
cultural Laberer's CUnion Of England,
accompanied by Mr., Clayton, Of Toronto,
are guests Of the Ontario Government.
The Labor Reiormers In Boston are
preparing TO give Q public reception to
Joseph Arch, who Is expected soon 10, az
rive there from Canada, RI. =
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aoun ffisnda Henry Rosmef, returned
d few days since from New York and
Philadelphia where he has been spending
the last two weeks in buying d large and
handsome stock Of Dry Goods, and he in
forms US that he bought his stock "a,
panic loso prices, and he undetermined tc
give his customers the benefit Of cheap
purchases, This means cheap goods and
good bargains for the patrons Of his estab
lishment. Give him q call before buying
your Dry Goods and you will not regret it
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ARcHrrRcTURAL4-1t will be remem-
bered BY, our city readers that Mr.. ]. 3.
Fairfax, the architect, was one Of ten who
received q prizs of $1,000 for drawings
and plans for the Centennial Building 70
be erected in Philadelphia. These ten
have, since that time, been engaged in
getting. up new Get Of plans, which will
be submitted 10 the committee on Tues
day. .0The one whose plans are adopted
will receive the sum Of $4,000. The four
Submitting the next best plans viii 70.
ceiye one, two, three and four thousand
dollars, respectively. Those who have
examined all OF the plans submitted be-
fore and have seen those that Mr.. Fairfax
has now, sent, arc confident that he viii
be one Of the fortunate competitors We
hope be may DO hs fortunate one.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH,
THE CROPS,
Summary ofseptember Crop Reports
M the Agricultural Department.


WASHINGTON, Sept. e7-The September
reports Of agriculture indicate that me
Weld Of maze will be somewhat lower
than last year, The average appears 70 DC
iour per cent les than in 1872, making Q
reduction of more than million acres,
mostly in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Iowa nearly two. thirds Of million being
in Illinois. A number Of counties re-
porting the ayersge condition In septem'
Der Is 222, above the average Il 2sl. be.
low 5sl. Total number reporting 1024
The general average Of condition as
based upon county averages and the pro
portion Of the crop produced by each
county issl. The States averaging 1OO
or more are New Hampshire, New Jer-
sey, Georgia, Alabama, West Virgins;
Minnesota and Oregon. The ayerssss ~ ~
thegfeat Corn producing sts;esr . III -
follows Kentucky o.; Ohio, VI; ihaisns'
81; Illinois, SO; Iowa, 81; ana etISs M,
on. Minnesota 10 the west and Now
Jersey In Tho east report relatively and
absolutely high averages OF condition.
Msrylsnd, Virginia and Florida present
relatively higher figures, and al other
southern States lower than 1872. Al
though those upon the Atlantic coast
promise an average, the yield Of the
southwestern States was unusually large
last year, bat will be considerably under
average the present season. II has suhei-
ed from TOO much moisture in the bottom
lands. II Is also noticeable fact that IN
States which rains have been most injuri-
Gus, reports Of local droughts are some
what numerous. Complaints OF low VI
,ali,y, from bad seed are common In Ohio
and Michigan. Summer droughts were
inIuriOusin portions Of some Of the States.
and 10 Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri
and Kansas, the crops are generally re-
ported two weeks later Than usual.
Chinch bug injuries are reported in In.
diana, Illinois, Missouri and Kansas.
The grasshoppers proved destructive In
sections Of Missouri, Iowa and Kansas.
The Department Of Agriculture Is issu-
ing 8 circular Tor collecting the results OF
the seasons experience in systematic
warfare upon insects. Attempts at pro-
lection against these pests have been
more general and persistent ihsn ever be.
fore. In many instances great success Is
claimed IN the use OF arsenlcal compounds.
The circular says the annual losses 10 cot.
ton from the rsvsges Of the cotton insect
amount, possibly, 10 hall million bales
in years Of The insects prevalence. Any
facts bearing upon this subject will be
gladly received from planters who do not
receive circulars Of inquiry, as well as
from correspondents who do. ~
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Reception OF wilkes Collins by The
N. Y. Lotos Club.

HIS MEETING WITH ArR. BRApEkUsH, N. p.
New YORK, Sept. 2S.-At the recep-
ton OF Wilkes Collins 81 the Lotos Club,
Saturday night, remarkable, scene FOL.
lowed his Introduction TO Charles Brad
laugh. Later in the evening, at q res.
taurant, he referred pointedly 10 the fact
thu. class distinctions In England were
50 great that this American club had Civ.
en- him. on foreign soil, thefirst oppotu.
nifty OF his lie to meet q countryman who
be was so glad to honor, and even TO say
word in his praise. There was no club
In England, said he, That would give me
equal privilege. raT ~ Is. 49, -
The speech was received with q wild
outburst OF enthusiasm. Prolonged cheers
were given, and even alter Mr.. Bradlaugh
had returned TO his seat at the table be.
side Mr.. Collins. the crowd continued
cheering until he came forward and spoke
briefly again. ' ..I St' !
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Two.lhiIds Of a Colorado Town
-. Burned. gi 81"

DENVER, Coll, Sept. 2s.-Two.thirds
Of the fiourishipg mining town Of Fair
Play, Col, was destroyed by fire Friday
night. The fire originated in the Fair
Pisy House and spread rapidly In eyery
direction. All the stores, printing offices,
U. 8. land Office, post office, express
office, hotels and Other business places,
with two or three exceptions were en-.
tiaely destroyed. Many lost their stores
stock and everything excepting the CLOTHES
ontheir persons. Much suffering willre-
suit Is the season L TOO far advanced tfol
rebnilding and the weather already ex:'
tremely cold: The news was received a,
one o clock last night, and some Of the
churches took up collections to-day ior
thes.sniiertTs Other measures Of relief
will be taken by the people Of Denver on
ri, Rs1. Geo. NJ. Randall, Episcopal
Bishop Of Colorado. New Mexico and
Wyoming, died al bis residence IN hi!
city al II o'clock this morning.
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sQuIRREIs BY THE BusHEL.-we saw
our friend Fisher, Of the Star Foundry,
with friend Of bis, on Saturday
evening, have about the largest-ssloi
OF squirrels that we have seen any two
sportsmen succeed in shooting In. the same
length ,oi time for mapya dayy They
were out only one day, and had about
seventy five, making about as many as
one man could conveniently carry. Z They
were shot somewhere near Clsysyille, We
understood. ..,--so1 ugsv.s4 vi 20 AL
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TIE BELL R1NeERs.-The Peak Fam
lily of Swiss Bell Ringers gave two enter
tainments at Washington Hall, Saturday,
and both performances werewolf attend
ed. They are to give one performance in
Bellaire this evening, andwe hope they
may have q good house. They give q
first-clsss entertainment, and always de-
light their audiences.
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Arraignment of Lowenstein, the
'' Murderer, at Albany.

ALBANY, Sept 27.-Lowepstein, the al
legged murderer OF John D. Weston, o.
Brooklyn, in this city last August, was
brought here from Canada today and or.
rsigned. he said he was too poor to en-
ploy counsel and the court, assigned him
counsel. The trial win take place The
first Monday In December n ssF ~
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SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Auctioneer
Miller sold q. public sale on; Saturday
last, lot No. 6, Churchilrs addition, con-
tanning frame house, for $3l5, to ]. p
Foose. Also, q piece, of ground on the
Island. containing frame building, "a
VIM. Meyers, Tor sS.46o. ~
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REruRNRB.-Mr. ]. 7. STONE and bride,
accompanied by Miss JIMMIE CoEN, the
brides sister, who have been ona tour TO
the Eastern cities, returning y way Of
Niagara and Cleveland, got home sainr.
day evening. They left home about the
first Of September, ss2Fa0
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3 GRsrLEsrEs,s FuRslsHiae-NEw
srocK. 4Christiann Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, shas just returned from New York
with a large and elegant assortment
Of cloths. cassimeres, oyercoatings, vest.
ings,S dress lshirtsg under garments,
gloves, collars, everything In short per.
taining TO q gentleman's ,toilctexcept the
hat and boots. Mr.. Hess keeps The best
OF goods; he employsi good yworkmen,
makes neat fts, and charges moderate
prices. Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fan or Winter suits should give him q
call. $50 se-r Ht'- ad asf.''. 4
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Capture Of Dunlap, the Columbus
Murderer, NJ Richmond, Va.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 2s;-Robert Dun.
lap, who shot and killed young james
Carpenter In this city, about q year ago,
was captured at Richmond, Va, to-day,
by W.T.. Knox, chief detective Of thai
place. Carpenter was suspected by Dun:
lap with criminal intimacy with Mrs. Dun.
lap. Dunlap also assaulted his vile and
leit her for dead, but she recovered. From
that time until quite recently Dunlap has
not been heard from, and the reward oil
81 500 will be paid for his arrest. BE
refused to surrender, and was shot and
wounded by.the detective. Mayor Bull
applied to the Governor for o requisition
this afternoon, and will send an officer to
Richmond for him, .,l-...., -
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WHEN, WILL IT BE?-Isn't! i about
time for another murder? Is'is now
some time since this city has enjoyed a
sensation In this line, but we would not
be surprisedsto hear Of one at any time
now, for the Average time between such
affairs has about expired.
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Murder aud Accidental Death at In.
- dianapolis. "a sct ls4iI

>. INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. PA saloon
keeper named Isaac Jackson, West Wash.
ipgton street, was killed last night by!twc
rowdy brick layers, John Cape and Bob
Moore, who had dispute with the bar
keeper and attacked him with an ale bot
tie and water pitcher. -, -, -.
A boy IA years old, whose name could
not be learned, was killed al the north In.
disnapolis depot Of the Indians Central
and Louisville railroad, while attempting
TO jump on q passing train. 49, ! : !.
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collision on the Midland Railroad.

COLLISION on the Midland hallroau'
New YoRk, Sept 27.-By acollision
on-,he Midland Railroad yesterday, the
engines were nearly torn to pieces and
the cars were badly wrecked, while few
Of the passengers escaped injury altogeth.
err The accident waa caused by the
carelessness OF the freight conductor,
who was running eight minutes into the
time OF the passenger train. His watch
was eight minutes slow, and 1t must have
been known 10 the men at the west end
Of the road that he was behind time, as
they entrcated him to await the passage
Of the local passenger train. But be
would not listen to them. The watches
Of the conductors are held by an officer
OF the road, stopped at the time which
they marked when the accident occurred
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NEILIE GEoRen, Lizzie johnson and
Master Graham, are the attractions this
week at Laramie's.. Go and zee them In
the afternoon. Nellie In her banjo solo
and her Lizzie In her serio ,comicand
comic songs, Master Graham 10 his clog
and song and dance. The three give 0
variety, Of anusements that has not yet
been excelled in the city, and Laramie
should be literally patronized for his ief.
iorts ngiying daily such amusement TO
our citizens IS 81 hel7 = - It 2
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY- John Brshnen, q
mere boy, was arrested Saturday after
noon out the National road, charged with
being implicated in the highway robbery
at the head Of Monroe street, on the 14th
Inst. He had a partial hearing before
Squire Gillespy, and the case was then
continued until this evening, Brannon in
the mean time being sent to Jail.
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sPRHeFrEIp, Sept. es.-Albert po,v.
aged about thirty years, employed az n
draughtsman in the office Of the arch.-
tect Of the new State House, committed
suicide last evening by shooting himself
through the head: Disappointment In
owe Is said TO be the cause.
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steamer news.

New YoRK, Sept 27.-Arrivea-A The
steamers Maine from Bremen and Bata-
via from Liverpool. ~ i5s
QuRRSsTowN, Sept. 27.--Arriyed out
Steamers, Cuba from New York and
Olympus from Boston.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON POLICE COURT
-Atthe regular Saturday afternoon SEES
sion Of the Police Court held last satur-
day, there was no case Tor trial on the
docket y
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: THE TExAsnBoRDER.'

An Armed Body Of q. s. Troops
Crosses 10 Matamoras..Alarm Of q
Matamoras Journal. .lt .tgf.J
'NRw ORLEANS, Sept e7.-The Msts.
moras Ras Publieo states that an armed
party of United States soldiers crossed
from Texas into Mexico about forty miles
above their city, Tor what purpose is un-
known, and calls on the authorities TO in.
vestigate the matter, and warns the Mex
leans that such expeditions are premed.
itaied, and urges them TO be on the alert
TO repel such -invasions when occasion
may require: q !. - e.
In consequence Of the apprehended rev.
olution In Monterey, the annual lair,
which should take place in that city this
month, and which has heretofore been an
event Of some importance, has been
abandoned.
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Cincinnati Industrial Exposition.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 27.-The interest in
the Exposition remains unaba,ed. Pres
sure has been brought 10 bear by nearly
ali OF the exhibitors ana many Of the citi.
zens for It's continuance q week longer
than the appointed TIME, that Is, I'LL 0c-
tober 11th. This will be; decided next
Monday. The attendance during the
twenty-five dsysit has been open, has
been 400 900. The money panic this week
has affected very little,i fatal. The ques.
tion Of continuing Il hereafter has
been the subject Of private conferences
during thelast week, and may be regard.
ed as virtually settled In favor Of the year:
" exhibition, with enlarged grounds and
new, permanent buildinrs, TUT a
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acoasEsiDiilBiLiR.- N seems that tie an
thorities have decided TO break up The
faro bank business in this city, and % this
end several Of the bankers have been
hauled upswiihin the lastfew days before
the POLES. court, and have been fined
500 and costs stnve each instance. This
looks like business, and q continued win
soon make the proprietors ofsuch estab-
lishments seek q more congenial cline.
Sergeant Davis and his deputies have
commenced Alright, and Il Is 70 be hoped
BY all who wish 60. soc the hwsenIorced
that they win make . raid or, two, or
more II necessary, each week until the
gay bankers are forced 70 succumb: ss'
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FfaHTiYo SATURDAY .sNIeHT.- We
have been appraised Of about q doz en fights
that took place Saturday might. old Ben
Zine was theprime mover ofmost ofthem.
Among them was one Of some Importance
inr.he 9Th ward. ofieer Wernig under
took to quell a1disturbance; and 10 do 90
he had 10 sail in and use his locust right
and left s.Buxomps did'n want toll let his
opponents get the start him this time,
and'he says he never intends toin the fu.
ture. ss.vqE4-a,tAs =aursa
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Indianapolis Exposition..Close.s Of
Second Week. -.-.as..J

aSSoAA tSAs -
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2s.-The second
week OF the Indianapolis Exposition
closed in q blaze Of glory. The attend
ance throughout the week was very much
larger than was anticipated, ranging near
or quite 100000. A. still larger crowd 10
expected hereafter as the live stock exhi-
bition opens tomorrow evening, continu-
ing throughout the remainder OF the Ex-
position, two weeks. A larger number Of
cattle, horses, hogs, sheep and poultry
have already arrived. The show will ex-
eel any similar exhibition heretofore held
In the State. The enterprise so far Is q
gratifying success. Being the first Expo.
sitlon ever held in, the State, the result Is
watched with much interest. The man
ayers appear to have no fear as to the
final result. ~. ,sg.f- 81. a7.
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GUARDIAN ApPoISTRD.-on Saturday
last the County Court appointed W. W:
Miller, guardian for Annie A. and. Eliza
beth 8 Miller, i;E' iseN ) c5isE '"'
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In THE EsRxr's CAM Baltimore as
Is well known, Is the great Market in
America, Tor phosphates, fertilizers and
guanos. Our frind Gill, Of the Wheeling
Phosphate Works, has succeeded ln'ship-
ping anumber Of car loads Of his .phos.
phate right to the very doors Of Baltimore,
This speaks well Tor Mr.. ,Giil's enter;
nrise
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POLICE CorRr.- There were two cases
before the Police Court on Saturday
morning: George Caller, drunk, IS and
costs; Robert Jaynes, gambling, (con'
edjudgment) 500 and costs. q
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LOUISVILLE, Sept 27-The marks at. o
O'clock this evening showed thirty inches
in the. canal and a scant three feet on
Portland Bar:
ClsoIsNATr, Sept ga -River3 0 inches
and falling lilffsLs ~ is'-'a i- y .+'e-1 ~
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Horny reference TO our weather
report 1t will be seen thatthe thermome-
ter stood at IS in the shade for several
hours yesterday. That will do pretty
well for the last Of September. q Use 3. y
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CousTY CouRr.2The following is q
synopsis Of the business transacted IN the
County Court, on Saturday. sisavsi irT
In the case Of Geo. Grumbackef d.
Charles bolt thu, jury returned q yerdic,
for the defendant.sr7A sq-Fsgap& -isszzs7l
In the case Of the Wheeling wag'
gon & Carriage Company ss. Young
8 Huseman, the Jury found for the plain:
tiffs, assessing the damages at $3.50 40.
The cases Of Sehiossen y. schell, and
State rs. Stanley, were continued until
Wednesday, a'e Il -; - >, e ny. n
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County Court at 0 O'Clock.

,IsJAn=1here are at present twenty
nine prisoners confined in the county jail.
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Doors AND sHoEs.-Go to Blends. for
your Boots and Shoes, where win be seen
the best assortment and cheapest Boots
and Shoes in the city. aL.V, Blond, 1875
Min street. $500