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CrOp PrOspects in IILluOIs and Iowa.

CHICAGO, August 29.-The Tribune has
crop dispatches from about forty counties
In Illinois, embracing the greater part ol
the corn growing portion, and from some
twenty counties In different parts Of Iowa.
With tho exception OF about hall the
counties, the reports from Illinois put the
corn crops at only from one'halt 10 two.
thirds OF the average yield, though in
some localities where the yield will be
short there was greater average planted.
The reports from Iowa are very similar 10
those from Illinois The drouth has in
jured corn very materially, and the sea-
son Is 80 far advanced that rain now
would hardly benefit 1t. ....
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, August 29,-PArtIes who
lett Clarksville this forenoon state that
the coroner's jury who are holding an In
quest over the body Of the late Judge
Mears, who was killed on Wednesday,
have not yet reported. Strong hopes are
entertained that they will be able TO ferret
out the mystery. Governor Baxter has
offered arCward Of 81. .OOOtor the arrest oI
the assassin. =.
A vague rumor from Perry county
states that the cOnstable's posse who have
been hunting Names and hts gang In order
10 arrest them came up with them on
Thursday, when a fight ensued, and five
were killed. The reports need contirma'
linn.
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PITTSBURGH.
Plans for New Bridges.

PITTSBURGH, August 2O-The Bridge
Committee Of the City Council Of Pits.
burgh held a meeting last night, and ex.
aminea profile and drawing for the pro.
posedHew bridge, to be constructed from
the Point TO Carson street on the South
Side. The Committee decided to recon-
mend the construction Of the bridge Of
iron, the bed to be fifty feet above low
water mark. 1t will be nine hundred
feet in length, according tothe plan, while
the Union Bridge, to be constructed from
the same landing at the Point to Alleghe;
ny City, Is to be iGrty feet above low wa.
ter mark In the Allegheny river. ''T
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THE CENTRIPErAL MACHINES,
What Is Thought of Them Where
They are Being Manufactured.

What Is Thought of Them Where
They are Being Manufactured.
From the Trenton Eaily True American
Messrs. Smith & Co. of Centripetal
Power fame, have removed from Trenton
10 the West, but they have left behind
them that which will tend TO the devel.
Opment and prosperity Of the mAnulactur.
ing interests Of tho city, in making It the
headquarters for manufacturing their ma.
chimes
The machines which have been sup
piled by Messrs. Carr & Gibbs, Of the
Phoenix Iron Works, (ownCrs Of the
rights Tor this sectiOn), are giving good
satisfaction, and they have large orders
ahead. The Trenton Wise and Tool Com.
pany are also engaged in their manulaC-
ture, having all the lathes in their shops
at work upon these power machines,
the Phoenix Works being unable to sup.
ply the demand.
All who have purchased territory from
MeSsrs. Smith & Co. can be supplied from
the manufacturers named.
The large CenGripetal Saw built by the
Phoenix Works for Messrs. Wilkinson &
Co., lumber dealers, Is now In successful
operation, and these gentlemen speak in
the highest terms OF this method as work.
ed by them on large scale.
1t Is rarely that an enterprise Is brought
to such successful results as that which
has crowned the efforts OF the patenteesr
who are gentlemen Of great business tact,
and who made a host Of friends during
their solourn in our midst. We cordially
commend them 10 our brethren Of the
press, who will find It pleasant to
DO business with them. They benefited
humanity In the discovery OF the Centrlp.
etal Power, and It's application to farm
and carpenter work, and have benefited
our city in leaving a branch Of industry,
which although seemingly small in com.
mCncCment, has rapidly increased and
promises to develope to an extent that
cannot fail to build up our material pros.
perlty,
A great many strangers come among
us, stay few days, and leave; but Messrs
smith Il Co were with uS aiX months and
the longer their visit the more highly did
they stand in the estimation Ol our com
munitY. This was from the fact that they
did all they promised. Being In posses.
sion Of a valuable invention they knew
that in working hard TO make It known
they were comforting benefits, the rewards
Ior which would come in thanks and pay
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The New wheeling mahuIacIuLe'
We take pleasure in copying from the
True American, published at Trenton, N.
j., an article in reference TO the manutac-
lure of the Centripetal Power Machines
in that city which we think may possess
some interest Just now Tor a good many
Of our citizens. The statements ol the
True american in regard to the satistac.
tory results Of the manufacture there are
confirmed fully by one ol our citizens who
recently visited Trenton expressly to sat-
isly himself upon points that could only
be determined by inquiry where the ma
chimes are being made and sold. We re-
fer to Mr.. NJ. L. Orr, one ofthe gentlemen
who have secured the right to mAnulac'
ture at this point. Mr., orr hos returned,
we understand, thoroughly satisfied as to
the popular demand for the machines and
MS TO the value put upon the business by
tnose engaged in 1t.
1t affords us pleasure 10 add our testi.
mony to that OF tho True American touch.
ing the personal characteristics and con-
duct Of the gentlemen who have intro
luced these machines into this city. They
have won the esteem and confidence OF
our citizens not only by their courte'
Gus demCanor but by their straight
forward methods Of business and their
readiness at all times to satisfy every in.
quiry and to afford opportunity for practi'
cal demonstration upon every point sug.
gested. They have kept the machines on
working exhibition for weeks; aud for
information as 10 cost OF manutaC-
tuTe and us 10 the demand for
the machines, have referred our Citi-
2ens to the manufactures in the east
where they are being made and sold.
The gentlemen negotiating for the right
to manufacture here have availCd them
selves OF every source Of information, and
have not only found the representations
ol Messrs. SMITH & Co., correct where in
Quiry could verify them, but they have sat.
ished their own judgments by close and
cautious inquiry in all directions that the |
machines possess very great merit and
that there manufacture is most prom
sing enterprise.
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THE TURF.
PIttsburgh Races.

PlTTsBURGH, August 2O.-The races al
Friendship Driving Park were well at.
tended to-day.
The first race was for purse of 81 500,
for horses that have never beaten 2:3j.
The horses entered were Irving, Snow.
flake, SilyeraideS, King William, White
Hawk and Blue Ridge. The race was
won by Blue Ridge in three straigh heats,
Time, 1888, 2:S6 and 2;34t.
A pacing race for purse Of $500 also
took place, Copper Bottom, Jno. McNsnlr
Nacey and Sleepy George were entered.
Sleepy George gained the race in three
straight heats. Time, 2:2s, 9:2S and $50
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The Secretary Of the Treasury has

The Secretary of the Treasury has
issued circular TO the collectors Of Gus
toms throughout the country, directing
that the agents and attorneys shall moi
be permitted to make entry of imported
goods unless upon filing an affidavit with
the collector that the principal Is too sick
10 be present at the custom house, or Is
absent from the country.
Emil Lowenstcin, charged with mur-
der near West Albany, was brought be-
fore Judge Lawdor. at at. CatheTine'S,
FrldoJ. Tne evidence was so conclusive
that the Judge decided that the prisoner
should be extradited.
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Meeting OF New York Temperance
state Committee.

ALBANY, August 29.-The Temperance
State Committee appointed at the TWed.
die Hall Convention last June, was per.
manently. organized at meeting held at
Saratoga BY the appointment Of Rov,
Samuel Mexican, Chairman, and H. Bron.
son, Secretary. 1twaS resolved to hold q
State Convention early in October, TO be
composed Of five delegates from each As
sembly District, to be chosen by the cleo.
tors who favor political action for prohi.
bitlon without the present organization,
An Independent party call will appear 10
a few days.
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Fire at JamestoRn, NY.

TrTUsvILLE, Pa, August 29.-A de-
structiVe fire occurred at Jamestown, N.
Y, this morning, shortly alter 8 O'Clock,
originating in the kitchen Of the Monitor
house. Owing to the scarcity Of water
the flames spread rapidly, destroying the
Monitor house, Moores carriage mHnufac.
tory, Green Bros livery stable and Eddy's
carriage shops. Loss $41 500. Insurance
$ls50O. The origin Of the fire was accl.
dental.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW York, August 29.-A society oI
laborers have refused to work with the
non-society men in the rebuilding Of the
burned oil factory at Hunters Point, and
the services ol the police were necessary
Yesterday TO protect the workers from the
assaults Of the strikers.
The members Of different Italian socie-
ties are taking steps TO secure the success.
lul prosecution Of their countrYmen who
may be engaged In the traffic in children.
Ex.MsyOr Barker, ot Detroit, has been
elected an honorary member Of the Brook.
lyn Yacht Club. His yacht building here
will be started next week.
Charles Schultz, aged 81 years, last
evening shot Merry Hornish, aged 90 years,
who refused 10 marry him for the reason
that be had 0 wife living, and then shot
himself. II is believed that Schultz will
not live.
During fight last night I'M West 37th
street liquor saloon, between John
Sharkey and Mike Rsggerty, the former
was fatally stabbed. The two men have
large families.
Michael Angelo Mcfarland, who spent
$25, 600 on the trial oil his brother Daniel,
ior shooting Albert D. Richardson, died
last evening in Bellevue hospital. HaV.
ing no friends he will be buried In Potters'
field.
The Times says that there are thirty
Catholic parochial schools 10 Brooklyn,
with an attendance Of over 10000 pupils,
and that the clergy are clamoriug ior
more schools and pupils, their object be-
ing to break down the public school sys'
tenn. r.
John Deery, the billiard expert, il Is
reported, was shot Tuesday evening, by
fellow billiardist. 1t seems that Deery
called for the payment Of o small debt,
which was refused, high words then en-.
sued, and John, having struck his debtor,
was astonished by three shots, one Of
which took effect In his arm.
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LaIge Investments Near the MenOn-
lite Settlement in Kansas.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 29.-On re-
ceipt OF the press dispatches. and letter
from A. E. LanzAlm, Land Commlsslner
Of the AIchiSon, Topeka & Santa Fe rail
road, al Topeka, KS, yesterday, saying Il
was TACT that vast body OF Mennonites
had located In Harvey county, Ks, q
party Of Louisville gentlemen bought seV.
eral thousand acres Of land Of that
railroad In the vicinity Of the Mennonite
settlement. Other large investments will
be made by parties here.
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PTTBuRGH, August 20.-The river 10
about on stand this morning, with 4 feet
8 inches in the channel. Clear and pleas.
ant.
CINCINNATI. August 2O.-River II feet
and rising.
LOUISVILLE, August 29.-The river has
changed but little in the last "a hours, the
marks showing 5 feet 3 inches in the ca.
nal and 3 feet inches in the pass down
the Indian chute. Weather cool and
cloudy. Captain Hollcrait, Of the steamer
Grey Eagle, reports 7 leet Of water on the
shoals and bars hence 10 Evansville.
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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.

Speeches OF Messrs. Allen and Thur
E man at Columbus.
COLUMBUS. August 90. - Ex-senator
VIM. Allen, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, addressed an audience Of about
1900 people at the Opera House tonight
al the Democratic opening Of tho cam
paign. State Senator Putnam preceded
him, quoting from Aliens war speeches to
relute the charge that he was In SYM
pathy with the rebellion. Senator Allen
argued at length the necessity Of new safe
guards against the impurities OF the repre-
sentative system Of the Government. He
denounced the Credit Mobilier, and charg.
cd the responsibility of the salary grab on
Grant.
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SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLM, August 2O.-The boiler Of
the flax mill at Hilloroed, Sweden, eX-
ploded to-day with terrific force, destroy.
ing the mill and the adjoining shops
There was no loss oI lie in the mill, ow-
ing 10 the absence Of the workmen, but
in the other buildings nine persons were
killed and large number injured. The
King and Queen, who were at Fredens.
borg, q short distance from the scene Of
the exploaion, hastened TO the spot and d..
rected measures for the relief NJ the
wounded.
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The Reported Capture Of Fort
Sill,

DefenseIess Condition OC the Forte
Reasons for AppTehendlng That
the Report OC IV Capture May be
True.
ST. LOUIS, August 2O.-The evening
Dispdteh publishes authentic information
from Fort Sill as late as August 81
which is to the tllect that on the Goth
inst, Gen. Davidson left Fort Sill with his
cavalry, under the orders Of Gen. Augur,
to suppress the Indian disturbances on
the Texan frontier, leaving but three
companies TO garrison the Fort.
The expedition was expected Ia, be
gone Ior Iorty days. Nolhlng has been
heard from there since tho above date,
but the weakness Of the garrison, with
the knowledge that the Indians are in
that region, and are familiar with all
that relates to the Fort, causes much ap-
prehension on the part of persons who
have friends and relatives at the post, that
the report from Waco, IT exas, Of Its cap
ture and the massacre OF its inmates may
be true.
ARuMoR OF CONFIRMATION.
PARSONS, KAs., August 2O.-There are
rumors that amount 10 almost certainty
that terrible massacre has been commit.
teed at Fort Sill, occasioncd by the re-.
turn Of Santanta and Big Tree, recently
returned from prison in Texas.
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suicide Of a Noted OH Man.

TITUsvILLE, PA. August a9.-JamGs
B. Jamison, the original owner ot the
celebrated Iamlson oil farm, upon which
the town OF Petrolia Is being built, COM
mitled suicide this morning, lie was dis
covered soon after with navy revolver
lying by his side and bullet hole in his
temple, also letter stating that the cause
for the decd was his having been deiraud,
ed out Of large amount OF oil and money.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 20.-In the trial Of the
Tichborne claimant today, large mum.
Der Of witnesses from Wrapping testified
that the claimant was not Arthur Orion.
Much excitement was created In the
court by the testimony OF two witnesses,
who sworc they had seen 0rton and Gas.
tro together in Australia, and they identi.
fed the claimant as the person who went
under the name Of Castro.
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LATER.

CAIRO, August 9O.-The following are
the names of those injured by the falling
oil bank at gravel pit near Villa
Bridge: Patrick Burke and Patrick
Boyle, fatally; James Conwell and Frank
Drum, seriously, but will probably re.
cover. Another man, name unknown, is
still buried In tho fallen earth. The cause
of the disaster Is attributed to the absence
OF the foreman who Is sick, and the men
seemed TO be ignorant Of the danger Of
digging too far under tho bank.
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THH GALLOWS.
The Execution Of Campell for the
Murder OF Doyle, at Cairo.

The Execution Of Campell LOT tue
Murder OF Doyle, at Cairo.
CAIRO, August 2O.-William G. Camp
bell, colored, was executed hero to-day
for the murder Of Thomas Doyle, mate
of the steamer Grand Tower, last April
A telegram was received this morning
from ]. J. Bard. OF Dwight, Ills, an
nouncing that respite for thirty days
would be granted. As Bard visited the
Governor 10 secure this end, his state
ment was credited, and quite an excite
ment was created among the colored
friends Of the prisoner. An hour later,
however, a telegram was received from
Gov. Beveridge declining to interfere.
Tho prisoner had little TO say on the
scaffold, except to protest his innocence,
and manifested a total lack Of pentlnence
or fear. Tho drop fell at 1920 p. N 4,
breaking the neck instantly. The prison
er died almost withouta struggle.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
shock Of Earthquake,

SAN FRANcEsco, August 29.-An earth.
quake shock was slightly felt here at 4 p.
NJ. At Wood City and other towns south
Of here It was very heavy.
The examination Of tho Dubois family
at San Jose, Tor the murder OF q China.
man, was finished tonight. The defend
ants were discharged. 4 %
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Death of a Washington Territory
JudRe ON a Train az Erie, Pa. b

ERIE, Pa, August 29.-'Tudge James
E. Wycde, OF Vancouver, Warrington
Territory, died Of consumption on q Lake
Shore train this afternoon just as It reach
cd the depot here. He was travelling
from Jackson, Mss, whittier he had gone
for his health, and had been to DanVille,
N. Y, hoping to receive benefit from the
water-cure Establishment there. He was
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Thomas,
who Immediately telegraphed his family
at Vancouver ot the event.
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TIE reader who heard very low and
distant rumble in the west about eight
o'clock last night, producing an effect not
unlike the beating Of an immense gong,
will find the explanation Of the phenome'
non in our Columbus dispatch. The
Democratic candidate Ior Governor made
speech there last evening
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE CRY, August 29.-James
Dewey, a miner In the Flagstaff mine,
Little Cottonwood, was killed by o cave
of orc. Yesterday by cave OF ore In the
Emma mine, o. Stone and othera were
injured. Business is very dull, and every
body grumbliDg. +.H H.
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FOREIGN.
THE ENGLISH IRON TRADE.
A Wall from the Times over its De.
U.. cadence. '..r

A Wall from the Times over its Dee
0... cadence.
LONDON, August 29-The Times has an
editorial on the iron question, the burthen
oEwhich Is that one Of the finest markets
England ever possessed ls being gradually
closed by her, and her disasters In this di.
rection are not yet ended. The United
States Is compelling successfully for the
control Ofthe iron trade In Canada, South
America and West Indies. That country
has contested under immense national
disadvantages but has beaten England. In
spite Oi this England cannot afford to idle
and sleep away her time and waste her
money while competing with thrifty, &C.
tive and intelligent nations. The Times
thinks much OF the blame should tall up.
on the strikers and trades unions
A telegram from Liverpool announces
the loss Of the ship T. E. SemOur and q
portion Ofthe crew. '''''-' e '-s.7''..1
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LOUISVILLE,
Arrest Of Two Philadelphia Robbers
..ShOOtlpg AfIfay.

LOUISVILLE, August 90-Two men
named respectively Jordon and johnson.
were arrested tonight in this city as fu.
gitives from Philadelphia, where they
perpetrated heavy robbery on the Book
Concern Of Sergeant S Co., some time
since. They were arrested on q deacrip-
tion forwarded from Philadelphia.
From a Courier. Journal dispatch we
learn that James Sparks and William
Fogle had a shooting affray at the Madl.
son county, KY Fair Grounds, and fired
ten shots. Robert Crager, an innocent
spectator, was fatally wounded. Sparks
and Fogle were uninIured.
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"A London letter says that at the ap-
proaching assembly Of German journalists
to he held at Hamburg, a German news.
paper is about to be started. 81. Louis
will be represented through negro gen.
llemau, It's proprietor lie will DO known
As the ouly black journalist who has yet
appeared In the continent Of Europe.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August 2o.-M. Beule, Minister
OF the Interior, has sent circular TO the
projects Of the department Of France, d.
recting them to prohibit demonstrations
on the 4th OF September, the anniversary
Of the proclamation Of q Republic.
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ASIA.

InSuTrecIlOn In KhiVa and KhoEand
..The City Of KhIVa Destroyed.
herald Special
TAsHKEND, August 28.-Private letters
report that an inSurrectIon broke out In
Khiva and Khokand during the absence
oI General Kaufman. General VeneGf.
kin quGlled the rebellion and destroyed
Khiva Khokand is quiet. The Russians
have executed 600 leaders oil the late
movement. 1t Is reported that Yakoob
Bey Is dead. ...............
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Railroad LaboTeTS Killed by fall OF
n Gravel Bunk,

CAIRO, August 2O-A bank caved in at
Gravel Pit, near Villa Ridge today kill
ing and wouuding n number of railroad
hands. Three dead bodies were brought
in TO night (names unknown) and we un-
derstand others were killed, but cannot
obtain aCuralc particulars tonight.
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MoNTPELIRR, August 99.-Joseph Dan.
iels, an operative, shot Carrie Denlman,
this morning, while in the work room,
and then killed himself.
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Rebellion In tho Fill Islands.

LONDON, August 2O-Late advices from
the Fiji Islands are to the effect that a re.
bellion has broken out and that the rebels
have murdered a'numbeF Of white set
tiers, ~ 49,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, August 2O.-The Government
has ordered the expulsion from the coun.
try oil emigration agents who fail to prove
that they are German subjects. Do.
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SWITZERLAND.

GENEVA, August 2O.-The funeral of
the Duke Of Brunswick took place to-day
with royal obseQuies. The ceremonies
were very imposing.
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Freight Train Thrown from Track OF
EaSteFn Railroad,

Boston, August ga freight train on
the Eastern Railroad was thrown from
the track this morning, near Rowley, and
fourteen cars wrecked.
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The Vienna International Chess
Match.

VIENNA, August 20.-The international
chess match In this city was won by
Steiniiz. Tho second prize was won by
Blackburn, the third by Indersen, and the
fourth by Rosenthal.
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NEW YoRK, August 29,-Arrived, the
steamships Gallo, from Liverpool, st.
Laurent, from Brent, and Pennsylvania
from Glasgow.
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John p. Hale Rapidly Sinking.
DOVER, N. n, August 20.-John P.
hale Is rapidly sinking, He isnow sight.
less and VoiCCless.