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FRANCE.
LETTER FROM N. pERoER.

PARIS, Sept. 15.-M. Berger, the Bona.
partist candidate for the Assembly in the
Department Of Main Et Loire, who stood
lowest in the polling last Sunday, has
written letter 10 the Minister OF the
Interior Withdrawing his name from the
list Of candidates. He attributes his fail.
ure TO the Minister'S assertion that he de.
served prosecution for his electoral ad.
dress. He says he intends to republIsh
his address, and challenges the govern.
ment to prosecute him.
At the trial Of Bazsine's accomplIces
today the public prosecutor addressed
the Court He maintained that BAzR!ne
escaped by rope, and could have sue.
eeeded only through the completely of Col.
Villette and the negligence Of the war.
dens.
The counsel for the defense argued that
the number Of wardens was insufficient
and their duties difficult because Of the
special ciVlllties allowed Bazalne. The
Marshal was permitted to receive visitors,
and one or more Of them must have aided
him In his escape.
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As AUTHORIZED by an act Of the Leg.
islature the Governor and State Treasurer
'of Virginia give notice that a conference
will be held in the Capitol at Richmond,
at l2 o'clock N, on Tuesday, the 10Th OF
November next, between all the creditors
OF the State, home and foreign, or their
accredited deputies, and the Governor
and Treasurer as commissioners for Vir.
ginia. The object OF the conference is to
effectsuch an exact, authentic understand.
ing Of the resources and liabilities oi Vir.
ginia, and 10 consider such propositions
for final agreement between the parties
interested, as will afford the best attain.
able security for the rights and interests
both Of the public creditors aud the Com.
monwealth. ~
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NEW YORK CITY.



NEW YORK, Sept. lG-General Tracy
counsel for the Plymouth Church Iuyes-
ugating COMMITTEE, has put his promised
statement In the form Of an interview
and says that in the thirteen or fourteen
different times in which Moulton miro
duces his (rracy's) name In his late state
ment, IN only one or two instances does
he approximate the truth in attempting
70 state his position and action. Genera
Tracy also says that his firm has been
engaged ina libel suit instituted bv Ed
ward Dean Proctor against Francis D.
Moulton, in which damages are laid al
100000.
GRAND LODGE GOOD TEMPLARs,
At tho fourth annual session of The
Grand Lodge OF Good Templars Of The
State OF New York II was stated that
during the year 1895 members had been
Initiated; the present number OF members
Is ", ,OT2, sgainIt 30,034 last year. The
loss IN membership is largely owing to
suspensions.
MARRIAGE OF TIE GREAT SNOWMAN,
p. I, Barnum was married this morn
ing 10 the daughter of John Fisk, OF
Southport, England.
SALE OF SOUTH side RAILROAD.
The South Side Railroad, at Long Is
land, sold TO day for 100000 above In.
cumbrances. The impression Is general
that the purchase was Tor the account
oi A. 7. Stewart.
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BulIard, the Bank Rohber:

Boston, Sept. lG.-Bullsrd, the Boyl-
ston bank roboer, who arrived from New
York last week, made confession Of his
connection with the robbery, and that the
amount obtained was $4,000. Billiard
says Glover Is entirely innocent Of the
crime for which he is now serving q term
o. twelve years In the State prison.
Glover was convicted Of being an acces-
sofy before the fact Of the robbery, but
Bullard asserts that no one except the
men actually engaged in the robbery had
the slightest idea that Il was TO occur.
de will be arraigned before the Superior
Court this afternoon and will in all prob
ability plead guilty.
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Indianapolis Exposition. .

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1G.-The second
week OF the Indiana State Exposition has
progressed very satisfactorily with full
attendance. Everything Is now In com
plete order apd all the space Is fully oc-
cupied. The display in all the depart
ments is much finer than that, t,oil last year
D grand street parade will take place to-
morrow, in which all branches Of trade
and manufactures will be represented on
wheels. Ex-GOvernors Bigler, Curtin and
Pollock, Of Pennsylvania, will be here and
visit tho Exposition on tho 23d inst. in thC
interest ot the Centennial Exposition.
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TENNESSEE.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,


CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 18.-The Rspub.
ltcan State Convention met this morning
In an informal caucus lasting two hours.
The white delegates were opposed TO
making any nomination and opposed the
civil rights bill: the colored delegates in
sisted on nominating, and wanted to know
how the whito delegates stood, saying
that II they were not in favor Of the
civil rights bill let them leave the party.
A temporary organization was el-
iected by noon, with W. Il. Wesiner
chairman. ...-...-
COMPLETED ITS ORGANIZATION.
The Republican State Convention com.
plGted It's permanent organization. q.
q. Harrison, Of Nashville, was chosen
President. .r .'r....
The Committee on Resolutions were
out from 8 o'clock until 6 o'clock P. ".
a debate sprang up on the third reso.
luton lodging the civil rights issue,
which may continue all night.
The colored members are determined
70 force square action. They do not care
for mixed schools or social equality, but
insist on equal accommodations in cars,
steamboats,, hotels, &c.
The Convention meets again t7P. N.
TROOPS ORDERED TO NEW ORLEANS,
NASHVILLE, Sept. 1G.-Brevet Major
General Pennypscker, and the regimental
staff and troops at the Nashville post was
ordered to New Orleans to-day TO report
to General Emory for duty.
THE NASHVILLE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
opens ateight o'clock tonight The mil.
itary and civic societies were out In pro-
cession this afternoon in honor of the oc.
casion. Fully 10000 people are on the
streets. The procession was halted In
front of the Exposition, and the opening
address was delivered by the President,
Morton 3. Howell, alter which EXPIRES
ident johnson delivered short address.
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ANOTHER corner in corn Is feared by
grain speculators in the West. The Chi.
cago papers believe that the corner, il one
there be, will run against those who
manipulated the market for July. The
unusual strength OF corn in the East seems
to indicate tendency toward manipula-
ton on the part oil Eastern speculaters to
counterbalance the game Of the Chicago
operators.
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. 16.-It Is stated in
leading paper here that as a number oil
oi heavy shippers in this city and vicinity
have kept all the bills for freight paid
since the Potter law went into effect, and
now that the Supreme Conrt has affirmed
the constitutionality Of the act, will pro-
coed TO sue the companies for the differ.
ences between the lawful rates and those
paid and for penalties.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
The Republicans OF the Third District
al Mineral Point to-day, nominated Il. 8.
Magoon, OF Lafayette, ior Congress.
The Democrats of the Seventh District
nominated D. G. Fulton, ol Pierce.
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A Movement Against Chamberlain,

CHARLESTON, s. O, Sept. l0.-The col.
ored Republican, oil Charleston who are
dissatisfied with the nomination OF Cham.
berlain have issued call for mass meet
ing tomorrow night, TO endorse The
movement for the nomination Of an inde.
pendent Republican State ticket in the In.
terest Of an honest government. The
movement Is developing great strength IN
many counties, especially in the upper
portion OF the State. FF"
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RICHMOND, Sept. 16.-An eastern bound
mail train on The Chesapeake s. Ohio
Railroad ran into Old John Robinson's
Circus train today eight miles west oI
Staunton. A fireman was killed, and two
circus men probably fatally injured. The
trains suffered no serious damage.
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NAT. Carpenter Addre.se, the People.

MILWAUKEE, Wn., Sept. 1G.-At the
Union Fair at Ripon today the Annusl
address was delivered by Hon. Mat q.
Carpenter. There was an immense crowd
IN attendance, representing all parts Of
the State. The speaking took place
about 8 O'Clock, and was frequently inter.
upted by applause, especially 10 those
passages which demonstrated the absolute
power Of the State over the franchises Of
railroad companies.
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The family market quotations pub
.lished thiH morning show that prices in
Wheeling ore higher in some articles than
in Cincinnati, and as high as in New
York. For instance, fresh mutton is
quoted at 1s and 9Octs per pound hero,
while at Cincinnati 1t is quoted at 8 and
l2l Lamb is quoted at Is and 90 here,
as against 10 and l5 in Cincinnati. Fresh
pork at 12i against 10; corned beef 10 and
1871 against 0 and 10; sausage 1871 against
Sand 10; breakfast bacon 16 against 12l
and 15i sweet potatoes 0Octs per peck
against 40 and 5Oi tomatoes 26 against 10
and co. cabbage and 10 against 8 and
1Octs per head; beets 8 against . and 8
per bunch.
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Loss BY FIte.-su,cide.

San FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-The loss by
the burning oi the Capital Woolen Mills
at Sacramento yesterday was over $780,.
900; insurance $4,000,
Thomas Blown shot and killed himself
here yesterday afternoon.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Democratic
Convention OF the Eleventh Illinois Dis
ttict, at the Road House, yesterday, nom
mated Scott Wlke, Of Pike county, over
r, II, Knapp, the present member, --
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SALT LAKE.
rArA1 0uARRE1 nErwERN M1NRRr.

7FAIAL VUAKKhL HETWhhN hINKRs,
SALT LAKE, Sept 16.-At Beaver
Utah, james Hedges and Thomas Golden
had q dispute about q mining suit, yes
terdsy, when Golden shot Hedges with a
double.barrelled shotgun. Hedges fred
three shots OF Golden with revolver
two Of them taking effect Golden died
last night, and Hedges is in critical con
hitinn
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LONDON, Sept. l6.-Arrived out-Ths
steamships Washington, Utopia and The
Queen, from New York.
NEW York, Sept. 16.-Arrived, steam.
ship Scotia and Thuringia.
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TIE Third Term project has been fairly
launched. The South Carolina Repub-
llcan Convention formally endorsed Presi
dent GRANT for third term. That Is the
wrong quarter lor a successful start.
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CHICAGO.
A Sp8OO0 rrRr-

CHICAGO, Sept .1e.-A fre at Hyde Park
this morning destroyed the resIdepces 81
n. Q. Perkins, 8. y. Underwood, ]. j
Beam and D. ?. Barrett, and an unoccu-
pied dwelling house. Total loss S28 600
partially insured.
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Postal Congress.

BERNR, Sept 16.-The international
Postal Congress has resolved TO recon-.
mend Uniform rates Of postage In all the
territory embraced by the Postal Union.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
ct. LEDGER RACES

Ut, LkD0kR RACES.
LONDON, Sept 1G.-The race for the
b. Ledger was won by Opaloge.
POINTS OF DOGMA AGREED UPON.
A dispatch from Bonn says the old
Catholic Conference has come to an agree.
ment on all important points Of dogma.
The Bishop OF Pittsburgh, on behalf OF
american Protcstants, thanked Dr.. Dol
ilnger Tor the manner In which he had
conducted the deliberations, and present.
Cd written statements congratulating the
conference on the harmony manifested
and the agreement accomplished. The
". Dean o. Chester and others spoke in sim.
LIvERrooL, Sept, 16-The steamship
Polynesian, which sails tomorrow lar
Quebec, takes three hundred agricultural
laborers, who go TO Canada for work and
homes.
The differences which caused the great
strike OF tho mill operatives at Bolton
have been referred to arbitration.
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on a specie PLATFORM.

UrlcA, N. Y, Sept. 10 Ellis q. Rob-
erts was 10 day unanimously renominated
for Congress on platform iavoring i'm
mediate step,s towards the resumption oi
specie payment and opposition to Presi.
dental third term,
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SENATOR BRowNLow describes his
csrpet.bsg associates in Congress as
"boot.blacks, BARRIERS, pastry cooks, bar
tenders and thieyes.n
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Correction.
MouNDsvnLE, Sept. 10th.
Editors Of the IntsllIseneer.

Editors Of the Intelliaenees.
l see In your issue this morning that you
caused me 10 say the following concern
ing the Democratic meeting held In our
place on last Saturday, viz "but few were
present and those few among the least
important men Of the party. BY refer
ring 10 the manuscript Yon will see that
instead Of the word least the word most
occurs, How such Q mistake could have
occurred cannot imagine. The men
Who'll saw there are my intimate Iriends
l have the greatest respect for all
Of them for l do consider them the
most important men Of the party.
The mistake referred 10 by our cores
pondent occurred on this wise BE had
written "but few were present during the
few minutes l was there, but these few
were among the best men oi the party"
The word best was mistaken for the
word least, owing to the way 1t was writ
ten, and the word "inportan" was added
after 1t in order 10 fill out the sentence
properly. That Is to say, instead ofprint.
ing 1t the "lesst men ol the party" It was
printed "lesst important men OF the
party."-RD.l /.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. 1G.-The
United States steamer TiconderogA Ar-
rived here with four cases oI yellow fever
on board. -.
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New York Democratic State Conven-
Ilon.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 18.-The Democratic
State Convention met to.dsylat 1850. A
man wearing a striped shirt crowded up
to the presiding officers chair and
called the Convention TO order.
Immediately all the hustle ceased, and
the man sat in the chair for q moment.
Surprise was manifested when police
man mounted the platform and removed
the chairman amid great laughter and
applause. Jos. Warner, Secretary OF
the State Committee called the Oonven.
ton TO order, and Senator John G. Jacobs
was chosen temporary Chairman.
The temporary chairman, in his ad-
dress, alluded to the presence oil Liberal
Republicans, three Of whom were ap-
pointed members Of the Committee on
Resolutions.
A temporary organization having been
effected, the convention took a recess till
o'clock.
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PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED.

SYRACUSE, Sept 1G.-The Democratic
Convention organized permanently to.
night by choosing Gen. Lester B. Faulkner
as Chairman, with the usual compliment
Of officers.
The Convention remained In session
until late hour awaiting the report Of
the Committee on Credentials, the time
being passed in listening 10 speeches from
various members, the tone OF all being in
sympathy with tho South, denunciAtory
Of the course Of the Federal Government
towards the Southern States, and some
talked about specie payments,
The COMMITTEES on Credentials finally
reported. The report was adopted and
the Convention adjourned till tomorrow.
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Nominated on .ihe Ia4,h RoI,o,

MINERAL PoHT, WIS, Sept. 18.-Ths
Keo96lican Convention Third Congress
ionsl District, after q two days session.
70 day nominated, on the 1Slth ballot
bon. Henry 8. Magoon, Of Lafayette
county. 7.. dr
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The Grand Lodge Of K. Of P's. OF Ken.
lucky to-day elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Grand Chancellor,
Col. O. Badger; Vice Grand Chancellor
Henry Wellenross; G. X. ol r. and g.
Jno. T. Montgomery; Grand Banker, j.
J, Fisher Supreme Rep, W. A. Cotter
THE SHORT LINE R. R. TO GO INTO THE
HANDS OF A RECEIVER.
The Louisville Chancery Uonrt decided
to day that the louisville, Cincinnati and
Lexington Short Line Railroad shall &C
into the hands Of q receiver. There is
a strong contest between Samuel Gill ant
]. B Wilder, for the receivership, and The
matter will be settled Tomorrow.
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WtnmlLklt


WAsHINeToN, Sept. l6.-Mail Super
intendent stonsker telegraphs 10 thG
Postmaster General from New Orleans To-
day as follows! The revolution yes,er-
day prevented the northern mail from 90
ing forward, and the letter carriers were
Withdrawn from the street by reason q
the barricades and Otherwise, but tran.
guilty is now restored and the mail IA
ctlities are resumed as usual.
IRr-ANoTHER TELEeRAM TO TIE
PRESIDENT.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 18.-Msjor W. O
Robbins and John Gravel, citizens who
were wounded in the fight Monday, have
since died. ~ ...
The following Is the text OF the tele.
gram transmitted to the President:
A petition has been forwarded you to.
day BY express signed by 500 oil the lead
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Nominated In the SECOND DI,,rI,t,

DETROIT, Sept. 16-The Democratic
Congressional Convention for the Second
District today nominated Hon. ] ]. Rob.
inson, Of WashtenAw county.
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LOUISVILLE,
A SYMPATHY MEETING.

LousvnLE, Sept. 16.-A movement Is
on foot 10 organize a meeting tomorrow
night TO express sympathy with the
citizens Of Louisiana in opposition to
the Kellogg party, -..r
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COLUMBUS.

ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND REUNION.
CoLumUs, Sept. 16-The Society Of
the Army ot the Cumberland met here
"a. day Tor reunion. The city is pro.
lusely decorated, and high street for over
two miles is q continuous display Of flags,
eyergreens and other emblems of displsV
and welcome. The Society met at II
o'clock at the Opera House, which is also
beautifully decorated with flags. The
most prominent feature Is a lie size Dor
trait Of General Thomas at Lookout
Mountain. The meeting was called 10
order, after which the address ol welcome
was delivered by J. G. Brill, Mayor Of
Columbus. General Sheridan then took
charge OF the meeting as President Of the
Society. In response TO calls from the
largo audience In attendance, Generals
Sherman, Belknap. Custar, Walcott, Leg.
gett, Grosvener, McMillen, ex-G Governor
Hays, Father Christy and Colonel Stuart
came upon the stage and made a few re-
marks returning thanks.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By the Western Union Line.
16eo Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe 8tS.
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coLoRED PEOPLE ARE Satisfied.

"a strong brigade Of colored troops, fully
organized and armed, and in the service
oil the usurpatiOn, refused 10 FIRE shot In
Its defense. The most perfect peace and
good order prevails. Wear thoroughly
loyal to the Federal Government, and 10
the operations OF the past two days there
have been no excesses or violations Of the
law. This government is the only one
now in existence in Louisiana"
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WnKEsDARRB, Sept. 16.-Lsst even
ing Anthony Lonahan, returning from 6
political convention, invited Capt. John
Reilly TO a seat in his wagon. boon az
terwsTd Reilly was heard TO exciaim
I'm shot" and Lenahan drove of rap
idly. On the Newton bridge the wagor
was upset, and the body OF Reilly wa
thrown out, Lenahan running away
Reilly was found 10 have been shot three
times. E..F as
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Weather Report.
PRoRABuITIRa.

war DEPARTMENT.,
ORPICI or THl CHM SIGNAL OFYIoIR,
WARRINGTON, d. O., Sept. l6.-&O0P. \.
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ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF MALPRAo.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16.-Dr. Buchan.
an, Of the Eclectic Medical College, impli,
Gated in the recent sale Of diplomas, has
been arrested for malpractice on the vile
Of Isaac Ysndergritt, who died from the
effects OF an operation performed by
Buchanan. The latter gave a certificate
Of death from bilious intermittent fever.
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Of the Society OF the Army of the Cum
berland was a notable one. The large
Opera House was densely crowded BY
prominent citizens, large proportion be-.
ing ladies. An address Of welcome was
delivered by Governor Allen, after which
Stanley Matthews, OF Cincinnati, deliy.
cred an address full Of scholarly points
and practical suggestions. Numerous
short speeches were also made by promi-
nent gentlemen present.
Advices from Caldwell state that the
soldiers reunion there is success 10 day,
An immense crowd was in attendance,
The feature of to-day was sham battle,
the troops being under command Of Col.
W. B. Teetors.
Speeches were made during the dsy
BY Chaplain McOabe, Boston Corbitt
Private Dalzell, Ool. Mcconnell, and
others. The reunion closed tonight.
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GOV. KELLooa on THE eIruArIoN.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 16-Gov. Kellogg
and his followers remain in the Custom
House. The Governor appears in good
spirits, and is quietly awaiting the expir.
alton OF the five days allowed by the
President, when he expects TO be restored
by the military. He insists that he must
be put back by United States troops and
maintained by them.
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Rr aaalttonal zeLsgrapa u NaurM PaoI
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AFTERNOON aRnsInN.

COLUMBUS Sept. 16 AT the afternoon
session OF the Society of the Army OF the
Cumberland, letters and kilograms ex-
pressing regrets and kind wishes were
read from Generals Bristow, Hooker,
Pope and RoseGrans.
Gen. Garfield made a few spirited re-
marks in answer TO q call.
The report Of the Treasurer was read
showing that the receipts OF the Society
since the Pittsburgh meeting have been
3, S,l2O, and the disbursements $l,7GS Up
70 this date the total contributions 10 the
Thomas fund have been $3.50.
The report on memorial shows that
during the past year the following deaths
have occurred among the members OF the
Society: Gen. Il. A. Croxton, Col. John
Q. Klinck, Captain W. B. Brunts and Col.
T. r. Stanley.
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Pennsylvania.
KICKED urs wIrE TO pEAru

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16-Early this
morning Frank Gorten, Of Hsrrowgste,
beat and kicked his vile TO death.
SOAKING RAIN.
A soaking rain began last evening, and
still continues.
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FAILED TO FIND A BILL.

The grand Jury today reported to the
committee that they had failed to find a
bill In the case OF Charles. A. Dana, oi
of New York, charged by Alex r Shep-
hard with criminal libel contained in
the New York Sun of June 2GIh.