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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. s-Albert Keys, Presi-
dent OF the Northwestern Railroad Com
paDy, has addressed a letter TO the Wis
consin Commissioners with view TO cor.
recting a mis.statement.recen made.by
GOV. Taylor at a Grsnger's picnic giving
the Commissioners as his authority that a
compliance with the poor law, business
remaining the same as last year, would
not cost the Northwestern Company more
than per cent Of It's gross earnings. Mr..
Keys asserts that under the conditions
maintained the company would lose IS
per cent oi Its gross earnings, and 10 the
end that the Commissioners may be sat-
isfed OF the truth Of his statement he in
vites them to inspect the books oil the
Company at the general office in this city.
THE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
The second annual Interstate Indus
tral Exposition OF Chicago opens here to.
morrow night, and the number, variety
and character of the articles already in
position give the assurance that II will not
only lar exceed the initial exhibition In
every particular, but that it will be one
OF the most attractive ever held in this
country. The immence building has been
greatly improved in many respects and
the arrangement of the different depart
ments Is much better than last year. An
entire new wing has been added 10 the
building and arranged exclusively and
especially for an art gallery, and in this
there is now the largest and beyond
question one oil the finest collections
OF oil paintings ever exhibited in
this country, comprising as 1t does
over 600 pictures, by the most eminent
painters Of America and Europe. They
have been obtained for the Exposition
from all parts Of the country, and were
selected by a :WOll known CUnnolsseur in
art. A private view OF this collection
was given this evening 10 the representa-.
tives of the press and stockholders in
the Exposition, and there was q unani-
nous expression from those present OF
surprise and pleasure at the magnificent
display. Care and judgment has been
exercised In the arrangement of the pic.
lures, nearly every one occupying posi-.
tion best calculated 10 present It's peculiar
beauties TO the best advantage. There will
probably be some further additions to the
collection, but, as it Is, it cannot fail to
prove the great feature Of the Exposition.
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iCUBA.


DEATH SENTENCE o--.dUrKD.
HAVANA, Sept. Sine captain Gen
eral has commute lie death sentence Of
The rebel p!cfs Belavounte. Jemeuez
The :Silowing official sdvices have been
rpclived from the Cincovillas District i:
The Spanish column after a pursuit Of
three days overlook the band Of Jemeuez
near signoney. The latter turned 10 fight,
but the SpRnlsh troops charged on the In.
surgents and they fled after suffering con.
siderable loss. Lieut.. Araiza telegraphs
from Vequila as follows; We have lust
arrived here. The enemy, numbering
800, have been completely defeated al
Garayabo with loss Of 35 killed. Among
their dead are two officers. CalIxto GAR
cia and his chief Of staff, Quesada. One
Captain and one private were taken prIS,
onefs. "f@ ar .ts'8 -
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DEMoCRATrC CONVENTION.

The Democratic State Convention met
at the State House at 10 o'clock TO day.
Hon. j. N. Cypert, OF White county, was
made temporary President, and Colonel
s. B. Reardon, Of Pulaski, temporary Sec.
rotary. A Committee on Credentials was
appointed, and the Convention took 9 re-
cess for one hour.
On re.assembling, the committee not
being ready TO report, further recess
was taken till 4 O'clock. On assembling
again, the committee still being out, a
further recess was taken to 8P.M. II the
committee reports, the Convention will
hardly do more than effect an organization
tonight. A lightran Is falling this even.
ing. i'l- ~
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hEV' hArRY WARD BEEcHER has been
engaged to lecture in Montreal early in
October In announcing the fact in that
city 1t Is carefully explained that the ar
rangement was completed "beforo the 70.
cent unpleasantness In connection with
Mr.. BEEcHER's nsme." The "unpleassnt-
ness" will not diminish Mr.. BRKcuHRs
drawing" power. -
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OIL Refinrr,, Cnnven,,nn.

PTrsBURGH, Sept. S-A committee
OF oil refners of this city left here this
evening 10 attend q meeting of rcfners
representing the leading districts Of the
country. The object is 10 arrange plan
for shutting down the ret1neries Tor thirty
days and to establish better prices. With
q few exceptions, the Pittsburgh reflners
have signed an agreement TO this effect.
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Temperance Camp Meeting.

PORTLAND, ME., Sept 8-A great tenn.
perance camp meeting began here TO day,
The weather is fine and fair and the al
tendance good. Gov. Dingley opened
the meeting with speech Of welcome
Among those present are Miss Emma
Wilder, President Of the Womens' Tenn
perance Association Of Chicago, and Miss
Oliver, the Ohio Temperance orator.
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Ohio oistate, Fair,

COLUMBUS, Sept. s-The various de.
partments OF the State Fair are now in
working order and show very attractive
display Of cattle, which Is said to be the
best ever raised in Ohio, The show Of
Jerseys Is particularly noticeable. The
entries In all the departments are much
larger than last year,
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,i,S, ~. Work. wk bodily and mental, Ia our dc.
alg9iI' as5 ~. meseeE healthful and useful labor,
anu Siit, loVe Conflict; but only against super-
III. We aim at moderation in all tbippa
as the true condition Of enjoyment.
II. We reject all medicinal poisons,
and everything that can act ipluriously
upon the blood.
"l9. Through soundness Of body We
seek Eoundness Of mind, and through
soundncss OF mind we act again upon lie
body, and thus secure for both q higher
degree OF enjoyment than Is possible under
the usual flesh eating mode Of life, with
Its consequences"
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ST. PAUL, Sept. s-The State Fair
opened to-day with an unusually large
number Of entries, but with rather slim
attendance and poor prospects. The abo.
litlon Of horse racing and other moral
measures will, 1t Is thought, have very
uniavorable Influence on the financial
success OF the lair. - 't7a
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WASHINGTON.

suPERvnIEd INsPEcroR APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON. Sept. S-ThG President
has appointed Z. Plat Sratton superviS-
ing inspector oil steamboats, for The Second
Diatrict. .f''
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2 PrTBB1asH, Sept. S-whest-oulet
at 81 l2sl 10 lor Pennsylvania and Ohio
red; 81 1Sa1 20 for white. Conc
siderable inquiry ior both shelled and ear,
and the market b frtn, with indications
Of q further advance; shelled quoted .at
SIC. TE 4uutI
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TIE New York Graphic, noticing the
remark Of a Southern Democratic paper
that "the outrsges of the Southern States
within the last few weeks insure the re.
turn OF a large majority Of Republican
Copgressmen this Fall, and that the effect
Of the troubles will be, simply to strength.
en- the party in power with renewed legis.
lation, additional Radical enactments, per.
hsps ultimately martial law" says:
And this Is so. But after all would 1t
not be q desirable contamination to have
the South put under military law again,
and so rid those States at once Of the rule
oi murderous whites and thievish blacks :?
There is growing feeling at the North
that the original reconstruction measures
were fatal mistakes; that the Southern
States oughtt TO have been ruled as terri.
tories under military Governors until such
times as the passions excited by the war
had passed away. Then civil govern
ment might have been resumed under far
more encouraging prospects than has been
possible In country distracted and hu.
INFLATED by civil war, with large and
densely ignorant servile population sud.
denly set Tree. All the elements existed
Tor bad government, and the South has
reaped the bitter fruits OF mistaken pol.
icy. What that section wants is order,
and that can only be given by military
government 3El r. OAK : n
We do not copy the above as endorsing
II by any means, but simply as a matter
OF interest and as illustrative oil certain
phase otpubllc opinion concerning affairs
at the South Had the ideas advanced
above been carried out after the war, the
verdict in Europe would have been that
the war for a Republican government had
proved q failure in the United States SO far
as the South: was concerned.
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Conrre,sIonnl- Nominn,inn

CLEVELAND, Sept. s-The Democratic
Convention Of the tenth Congressional
District at Tif1ln, Ohio, to.day nominated
Hon; Geo. T. sevey, Of Seneca Co., as >
Candidate for Congress.
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QUEENSTOWN, Sept. s.-Arrived-The
steamship Batavia, from Boston. 1
NEw YORK, Sept. S.-Arrived-The
steamships City OF Paris, from Liverpool,
Cologne, from Aspinwall and England,
from Liverpool. ~ :
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.


THEsHooTrNo OF REPUBLICAN PRISONERS.
NEW YORK, Sept. s,-London papers
iHGelved here today contain a letter from
20, De sESttaga, Carlist Charge D'AtFairs,
.egarelpe she shooting of some Republic.
an anhMoSn PsonsLS sa5I IN Olot. he says: The Re.
PuoDS,aS SUoSn SClalefs S hSd previously shot and
the hospitals at Olot No o,Ie uS rcg,c,s ~
this sanguinsry character that the ~ s,';o &c
more than His Majesty bGS
Carlos; but when our enemy will not re-.
spect the ordinary ussges OF cIviIized
warfare, there are no means lelt for ROy.
alist generals to employ save retaliation
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Commissioner E. D. Craig rendered
q decision today in the cases against
U: s. Commissioner Frisbie, charged
with extortion in Office. Frisble was sent
before the United States Court and placed
under $500 bond. .g-sl.,...,I - .....-'
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NEW ORLEANS.

DEATH OF FATHER DUFFY.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. s.-Rev. Father
Duffy, @. s. s. r., for twenty-three years
pastor Of st. Alphonsus Church in this
city, died Tuesday morning at Chattowa,
AGED 40 vearS ,gr.tL
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The Hon. ]. a. GGRFtKID said at an
Ohio Teachers Institute, the other, day,
that we are by isr more educated BY the
people with whom we associate than by
books, rating teaching by the head and
heart Of q good teacher as weighier
than text books. If he were called on
to make certificates Tor teaching, he
would let "gumption" count B5 per cent,
education S5 per cent, believing that that
combination Would make q good teacher,
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William Brumpstea ead said 10 be very
wealthy man, formerly conspicuous In
politics in New Jersey, and who served q
term Of two months in the penitentiary,
upon conviction after trial, on q charge
OF deiraudiDg Jersey City while q mem
Der ol the Board OF Public Works, died
last night at his residence in Jersey City
Heights.
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The market reports from Europe have
not been received In consequence of the
INTERRUPTION. to telegraphic communica-
tion. The French cable is interrupted
between Duxbury and st. Pierre, and the
lines In Newfoundland are broken east ol
North Sydney.
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We think it may safely bo assume d
from the spirit manifested in all the Re.
publican State Conventions held this wear
that the third term idea will not stand
the ghost ofa chance within the Repub-
lican party. sSL
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Thomas F. Reynolds has been appoint.
ed Gauger for the Third Kentucky Dis.
trlct, and Samuel Brooke Surveyor Of
Distilleries Tor the Seventeenth Ohio
District.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.-The Phila-
delphia Base Ball Club have expelled
Radclif on a charge of attempting 10 cell
out the game with the Chicsgos In Au-
gust.
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THE TURF.
RACE 1NAuGuRATRp.

SA ANNANSSAAAANs
BUFFALO, Sept. 9.-The running meet.
Ing was insugurated to-day. The threat
ening weather in the early part OF the day
Kept many persons away, but the attend.
ance was large. The track was in splen-
did condition, and the weather. became
fine before the races began.
The first was q hurdle race Of Q miles
over hurdles; purse $500. Won by Geo.
West beating Frank Ovens Mitchell, A.
M. Smiths Helen, Bennett's Gafuey, and
McDAniels Granger. Time 3;59t.
At the fourth hurdle Granger struck the
hurdle and fell, and Gatfney stumbled
over Granger, threw his rider and went
around the track riderless. .... .
The second race, handicap sweepstakes,
all ages, $500 added, mile and q quarter,
was won BY McDaniel's Red Dick filly,
beating Major Mason and Mary Buckley.
Time 2:l4.
The third race, purse $500, all ages;
was won by Katie PeaSe, beating Scratch
and Tar River. Time 1:42E.
BEACON PARK RACES.
BosToN, Sept Sat the Beacon Park
races the first race was for q purse Of
$4,000 for 2:S4 horses. Nine horses
started. Smuggler was the favorite in
the pools and won the race in the second,
third and fourth heats, Time 2:23t, 2.26,
e:27i, 2:27. d ''''' ''' = =
The second race was for purse Of
$1,000 for 2:94 horses. Five horses
started. The race was won, by Good.
rich's BodiDe In three straight heats.
Time 22lt. {, 2,19i and 2;2lt. S-lsgu5
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RRLIEF CoMMITTRRs.

The committees appointed alta mass
meeting held last week In behalf OF The
suffering communities in western coun-
ties whose crops have been destroyed BY
the grasshoppers, have perfected arrange.
menls for the reception of subscriptions
and donations, which should be addressed
TOE B. Chandler, superintendent. The
suffering is reported great already, and
aid will! have 10 be extended during the
entire winter.
SINDRPRNDENT STATE CONVENTION.
The Independent State Convention met
at Lincoln this afternoon. The attend
arcsiwaS email, and but little general in
terest Is felt therein. The Committee on
Platform and Resolutions not having re.
ported up to 10 Pm, the convention ad.
tourned without having made any nom
inatious.
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ARKANSAS.
Tic Iunds.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL
sd CONVENTION.
LITTLE ROCK, Sept. S-The Constitu-
tionsl Convention adjourned at o O'clock
this morning, to meet on the 20lh day ot
October next.
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PITTSBURGH.
NAIL MANUFACTURERS CONVENTION
CARD RATRa EsTARIISHRn.

CARD RATES EsTABIIsHRD.
PTTTs sBURGu, Sept. s AT the Conven'
ton Of Western Nail Manufacturers held
in this city to-day, 1t was unanimously
agreed to establish the card at the iacto-
ries at $S 35 ior ten penny nails net 90
days, 2 per cent off for cash II paid within
ten days. No further abatement or dis
count will be allowed. r s3.z
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The total loss to the Boston & Al
bany Railroad by Tuesday nightG fire at
East Albany Is estimated at $50 900, in
cluding buildings, cars and freight.
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Railroad CollisicA.

LEWISTON, Ma, Sept ga collision
Of freight trains occurred on the Grand
Trunk Railway this morning, near DArl.
ct Junction, badly smashing the cars and
engines, s.,,..g-.,N-.-T -1-fE,-sgT
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OMAHA.
popY FOUND.

OMAHA, Sept. s.-The body Of woL
man, supposed to be Nellie G. Pickering,
or Lake was found late last evening Ii
some brush in the suburbs Of the city in
an advanced state Of decomposition. A
package containing morphine was found
in'her pocket. She is supposed to have
committed suicide. Letters were found
IN her trunk at the hotel from sister al
Palmyra, N. Y.
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The Republican Congressional Conven.
tion OF this (Tentb) District, in session
here to-day, nominated the Hon. Barbour
Lewis by acclamatiOn for re, election.
The Democratic and Conservative Con-
vention ior this district Is in session at
Bolivar, but up 10 the present writing
has made no nomination. "F
The Texas Press Convention arrived
here Sunday en- route 10 Lookout Noun
tain
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BY TELEGRAPH
rs .
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

(By the Western Union Line
Cnico Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe 6ts.
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MEMPHIS.
NEGRO OUTRAGE.

MRMPHs, Sept Sat an early hour
yesterday morning, a party Of negroes
entered Mr.. Durants residence and gro
Gerry on Pigeon Roost road, near this city.
A young girl employed there discovered
them and gave the alarm. She was set
upon by the party and knocked down and
beaten so badly that she will probably
die. MIR. Durant hearing the noise came
In and was fired upon by several OF the
party, and seized and beaten, but managed
to escape and fed, leaving his vile who
was seized by the!negroes and beaten and
stripped, and an attempt made to out.
rage her, but her screams aroused the
neighhors and tho negroes fled. II Is
believed that the negroes were from Cen
tral Point, disreputable locality in this
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THE Petersburg TI,nes is pleased with
Col. BEN Wilson'S position on the cur
rency question. What that position is
the Times does not state further than in o
very general way to indicate that he is
opposed to the contraction policy Of the
administration. The Colonel can claim
no patent on that position. The nearest
approach TO a contrActionisti in the West
Virginia Congressional Delegation was
Senator DAVIS, Senator BoREMAS and
all three oi the Congressman were opposed
TO the financial policy OF the administra.-
ton. What then is the special point in
Col. BINS posltionH Is he an iufla-
ZIONIST Is he not only opposed 10 con-
traction but does he want . fresh issue OF
paper money! That Is the point on
which people would like to hear from him,
and 1t Is the point which he will white
down 70 point nopoint. sJsss .r.g
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THR lNTRLLIGRNCRR recognizes fully
the fitness OF things, as shown by its party
holding Its Convention ina theatre, ,,over
a drinking saloon, and having a lager
beer glass Tor the Presidents gaVel. This
was very appropriate as symbolcal Of a
party which says one thing and does an.
other.
But we can't agree that oar esteemed
friend has stated the thing exactly, when
he says that the Democracy at Ellenboro
took the livery Of Heaven to &rUe the
Devil" in. He should have said 10 fight
the devil In. We propose 10 fight him
and all his works, and, by sending Col.
Wilson to Congress, TO overcome him. too.
-RegiSter Of yesterday. 81
We do recognize the fitness Of things"
and therefore we recognize that the most
respectable secular building in the State
was fit place in.which to hold one Of the
most respectable conventions that ever
assembled in the State. As to the beer
glass used for agavel, all that need be said
on that subject Is that the glass was put
20 respectable use. There are according
to oScripture) vessels ol honor and dishonor
formed out Of the same material, all de-
pending on the use they are put TO.
The Register Office, from whence comes
the inspiration oil the Bourbon ring, has
at this time whisky saloon under the
same roof, and, If we mistake not, used 10
rent q room TO q saloon. How about
thats Whence comes this, sudden zeal
against whiskyH
As to BEN WILSON fighting the Devil,
that would be the old contradiction OF
Satan casting out Satan, But If it is
really the case, we have the highest au-
thprity for ssyiug that house divided
against itself cannot stand, and that there.
fore BEN will be rent asunder in this
campaign - - CgNTIlyu rrrrs y
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Transportation.
Baltimore & Ohio RaiIroad DO

@Ma "A
ON AND AFTER MONDAY MAY
- -; IL isIi, Trains win leave Wheeling as fol.
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The Black HIlls.

WAsnNaToN, Sept. s.-slnce the de-
claration Of General Sheridan that no one
would be allowed 10 visit the Black Hills
country without authority from the Inte-
rior Department, meaning its authorized
agents, that department has been in re-
ceipt Of a large number oil letters asking
permission to go there; and for the bene.
1t Of a large class the following letter Is
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CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Lieut Gen. sheri-
dan received the following dispatch from
Fort Leayenworth late tonight:
The following dispatch from Col. Miles
has just been received:
The New York herald., 1874-08-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull-FIOur Heavy-Wheat Eas-
ier-Corn Steady-Oats Firm-POrk and
Lard Firmer-Groceries stendy-Petro-
leum Duil--NavaI stores Firmer-
Freights Duil-Whiskey Lower.
SATURDAY, August /, 1874.
The trade movement was irregular during the
whole OF last week, and though trade increased
somewhat 1t was evident that the recession OF the
gold premium exerted more or less influence
throughout business places. Commercial values
were In numerous cases nuctuating and uncer-
tain, with q general tendency towards lower
basis, save IN cases where the demand was
manly from SPECTATORS or late there has been
considerable speculation in certain quarters; but
speculation thus far is local, confined to q few
commodities, most Of which are in small supply,
Outside OF this business was moderate
all through the week. Dry goods were
In moderate request, although there was rather
more doing at some of the leading jobbing houses.
shipments hence by rail were light, however. the
out.otown buyers lot having purchased to any consd
cradle extent The hardware trade under
good hcadway business increasing from day day and
the sales being heavy with the promise OF large and
profitable trade for the tall season Wool was In fair
movement. though not active. There was but modcr-
ate inquiry spot cotton the business being nearly all
in future contracts-as indeed, IL always is nowadays
At the Produce Exchange the actual legitimate trade
movement be better than anywhere eise Hero
during all Of last week business was moderate
and Of small supplies the markets ruled in
buyers favor. Flour In moderate inquiry. and
prices gradually worked easier It'll toward the close Of
the week. when there decline in prices. accom-
panied with a moderate increase In business Wheat
sluggish all through the week. and the business from
day to day caused considerable disappointment the
aggregate for the week being unusually small Tho
cable advces unayorabic character, prices
declining on the other side and limits reduced Pur-
chases for shipment were accordingly hight and prices
at the close decidedly lower. Corn was In moderate
tn0ulrv, but there Uas no radical, change In tns