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WASHINGTON.
DIsPATCu FROM GEN. EMORY.

| WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The followint
telegram has been received at the Wa
Department from Gen. Emory;
HEADQ'Rs. DEPT. OF TIE GULF, !
lsa NRw ORLEANS, Sept. 20. {
To the AIiutant Genera! United STATE.
Army, Washington, D. o.:
Yesterday the State authorities placed
temporarily police force by the regular
police force Of the city. Il was feared
that this change might cause some dis
turbance, and troops were posted at vari.
ous points in the city, but the night
passed quietly. think this may be taken
as evidence that the surrender was COM
pIete and in good faith, ior by O peculi-
arity ol the law OF Louisiana the police
force oi this city Is organized under State
law and under tho direct control of the
Governor.
Signed W. II. EMORY,
Col. and BreRt Maj. Gen. ComGng.
To day Mr.. Watson, British Charge
dAtfairs, and Mr.. Howard, the agent an.
pointed by the British'G 'Government, call.
ed at the State Department and were
paid $l,02SSl0, less 81 per cent allowed
for expenses, being the award 10 the
British claimants by the mixed commits.
sion under the Washington treaty Of 1873.
THE WASHINGTON SAFE ROBBERS.
The Criminal Court 10 day fixed the
trial ol the persons indicted for being con.
cerned in the safe robbery and conspiracy
Tor October 20Lh, and refused 10 grant a
motion to try them separately. Whitley,
who is under indictment, did not appear
to give bail as hepromised to do, nor has
he yet given bail elsewhere. Benton,
who recently forfeited his bail, cannot be
found.
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MONTANA.
FOUR NCENDIARY FIRES.

HELENA, Sept. 21.-Four incendiary
fires occurred last night. The first alarm
was at 1880 O'Clock in the building occu-
pied by Barley, jeweler, and McMurpby'a q
fruit store, on Main street. Shortly after
a fire was discovered in Halls house
near the corner Of Broadway and Rodney
streets. Shortly after another fire was
discovered in the court house. Owing 10
the late rain everything was soaking wet
and the fires were eXtinguished. This
morning fire destroyed building used
as q saloon and dance hall. One man
has been arrested.
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PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-Flour-Dull;
superfue 50 25a3 IS; extra 81 O0a4 so.
Wheat-Firmi red 81 coal "a; white
81 3QAl 45. Rye-Steady at 06a97c.
Corn-Scarce and firmly held; western
mixed Csc. Petroleum-Retined 1ltc;
crude, in barrels, SaStc; in bulk 4ta4ic.
Butter-Demand fair and market firm;
western prime 2Sas0c; do. fair to good
23a25c; common 22c. Cheese-Quiet
and firm; western prime 19is13tc; half
skins 10al1c. Eggs-Demand iair and
market firm; western express 23a24c; do.
freight lots 22s23c. Whisky-Fair de-
msnd and higher quoted at 81 O5.
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LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2I.-Gen. Jane!
Longstreet, COmmander.in chief Ci The
Kellogg army, says the State House and
arsenals were surrendered for want Of
ammunition 10 defend them, and places
the responsibility on Attorney General
Field, who erJoined the militia sppro-
priation ol $4,000 made by the last Leg.
islature.
General Judge Dibble, in letter to the
Hedyune, says he fired two shots from a
window in The Custom House at those
who deliberately fired at him while stand.
ing there looking on, but taking no part
In the fight last Monday.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2l-The Con.
ference Committee that have been hold
ing daily sessions since Thursday last,
bad their final interview this afternoon
The object Of the Conference was to ar
range Tor the joint suppression and con-
troll OF the machinery of the November
election. Everything apparently pro.
gressed satisfactorily until the question
oil the composition Of the returning Board
was reached. This Board, which is the
key to the whole election scheme, consists
Of five members elected by the last Sen.
ate.
fThe law provides that vacancies shall
'-ee filled by the remaining members Of the
board. The McEneryites proposed that
three vacancies should be created two
Of the vacancies to be filled by them, the
other to be filled by the joint action OF the
parties whoshould select some gentleman
Of irreproachable character without re.
gard 10 his party connections. This
proposition was positively declined by the
Republican committee, and the Confer.
ence committee finally adjourned without
results.
FRANKLIN, La, Sept 81 The McEn.
cry parish officials, who took possession
of their Offices on Wednesday last, sur.
rendered them TO the Kellogg officials
this morning. AL quiet.
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Public Schools and CarholIci,m,

New HAVEN, Sept. 21.-There is much
excitement in this city today over the
election Of three members Of the Board oi
Education and other minor officers, owing
TO the TACT that prominent Roman CATH
one clergyman had announced from his
pulpit that it was time for Roman Catbo-
lies to act, and get control Of the Board
so that their schools might be supported
by public funds. a Catholic ticket was
in the field, and two members OF the nres.
en- ent Board are of that religious belief
Inc excitement called out q vote Of over
SoVO, which was Unprecedented In the
history Of New Haven. Al The school
election about 400 votes were cast fOr
INC Catholic candidates, but thew were
defeated and the regular nominees elect
ed by a majority Of 1900, the cumulative
system 3elng used. Many Roman Catho.
llcs condemn the strong sectarian snimus
OF the others and refused 10 vote the
Catholic ticket. ~
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General Sherman returnedI 10 Wash
ington from Columbus Monday.

General Sherman returnedI TO Wash.
iugton from Columbus Monday,
Gen. Sherman has sold his residence
on street Washington City, to ex-msyor
Emery.
The newly appointed Spanish min.
ister has presented his credentials 10 the
Emperor Of Austria.
"A car load Of twenty.one cattle from
Buffalo, N. Y, were attacked by a mys-
terious disorder at WSshipptonyiIIe
N. Y, Saturday, Eight suddenly died
and the Others will die. The disease i
conjecturedlto be an affection Of the lungs
caused by the recent dry weather and
long confinement in the cars.
Bishop Cummings, Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church, preached in the FlrsI
Presbyterian Church at BInghamton
Sunday evening. The congregation waI
very large. No services were held in The
North and West Presbyterian Churches
nor in the Congregational and Bsptist
Churches, 20 that the people might have
an opportunity to hear the Bishop.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, Sept. 2l.-Flour-Steady with
q moderate demand. Wheat-No. 9
higher, closing higher; No. 2 white Wa.
bash 81 81; No. 3 do. 81 10; No. white
Michigan 81 II; extra do. 81 90; No. l
red 81 12isl 13; No. 2, 81 0Sia1 90; No.
l amber Illinois 81 20. Corn-2 cents
higher; high mixed s5c; seller September
sac; seller October Sltc; low mixed s2ic;
Michigan s2ic; no grade SEC. Oats-A
shade better; No. l, 55c; No. 2, 53c;
Michigan 52fc; white 551c; rejected Ole.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 2l.-Cotton-Quiet,
153c. Flour-Steady and in moderate de.
msnd. Wheat-Quiet; red 81 05a1 10;
white 81 15al 90 Corn-Firm, S3aS5c.
Oats-Firm, 49a55c. Rye 9Sca$l 90.
Barley-Firm; spring 81 1Sa1 25; fall
81 3Oa1 40. Lsrd-Dull; summer sold
1910. Bulk Meats-Quiet; nominally %,
1l5al6tc. BAcon-Demand fair and mar.
ket firm; shoulders 10Ia11c; clear rib Ice;
clear lGic. Whisky-Demsnd fair and
market firm, 81 OIL.
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New York, Sept, 2l.-Cotton-Weak
and irregular; middling uplands 10Hc;
Orleans 1Gtc. Flour-1n moderate de-
mand and unchanged. Wheat-Heavy
and lower, with moderate inquiry; No.
. Chicago 81 l0a1 II; No. Q do 81 14a
! Is; ungraded Iowa and Minnesota
q 2Gi No. spring 81 23a1 90. Rye
Quiet at 9Oa0Sc. Barley-Unchanged.
Malt-Steady. Corn-Higher and more
doing; western mixed 07a9Sc; high mixed
and yellow western 0sa0Sic. Oats-Moro
steady; mixed western 84s66c. Hay
Quiet at GOAG5c. Hops-Unchanged.
Cofee-Firm at 15ta20c. Sugar-Firmer
at SiaS9c. Molasses and Rye-Un.
changed, Whisky-Decidedly firmer at
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New YORK, Sept 2l.-Thos. Lewis, Of
S73, Hudson street, was kicked to death
Saturday night by Jas. Burke, a watch
man Of the fire department repair yard.
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NEW YORK CITY.


| iSNhD Az DhAlus
New YORK, Sept. 2l.-Thos. Lewis Of
3I3, Hudson street, was kicked to death
Saturday night by Jas. Burke, a watch
man Of the fire department repair yard.
DRRCHER COMING HOME.
POstor Halliday, Of Plymouth Church,
announced there yesterday that letter
had been received from Beecher saving
that he would be In Brooklyn to attend
prayer meeting one week from next Fri.
day, and would preach on the following
Sunday.
AID FOR THE CUBAN's.
The agentsin this city Of the Republic
Of Cuba, arc in telegraphic communics-
tion with Carlos DeVerone at Paris, who
has placed at the disposition Of the
Cuban's here $4,000 for the purpose of
carrying on the war against Spain. The
sole condition Of the gift Is that the
money shall be employed in sending help
TO the Cuban Army within q reasonable
time.
DID OF APoPIRXY.
Henry W. Dodge, executive officer Of
Hayes's Arctic expedition, died suddenly
oil apopIexS in Brooklyn today, aged 45.
MoULToN.
Moulon appeared at the U. s. NIarshaIs
Office, Brooklyn, TO day, and accepted the
service Of a capias in the Proctor suit.
Tho case comes before Judge Benedict
to morrow, when a nominal bail will be
accepted. No notice Of trial has yet been
filed in the clerks Office Of the city court
Of Brooklyn in the libel suit of Beecher
cS. TiltOn.
THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN
and Irish Team will be given an excur-
sion by the city authorities on Thursday
and public reception at City Hall.
Representative men Of Brooklyn have
rendered them public dinner.
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rERNa OF EHR wRRK1Y:

y.-I----. WI " 'UV P0IUUH KUIUuK up UIU
PostpAsterS are requested 70 aet a. AsentS.
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Indian Affairs.

TOPEKA, KANSAS, Sept. 2l.-Inlorma-
tion from the scene Of operations against
the Indians in the southwest is 10 the el-
feet that train oI supplies corralled by
the Indians on Wachits wAs released by
a force from Camp Supply on tho 14th
and in continuing its journey south was
met by General Miles command, which
went into camp about fifteen miles south
The Canadian Indians are moving south
and are apparently trying to avoid gen.
eral engagement.
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GEORGIA

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 2l.-ConGicting
reports Sre in circulation as 10 the condi'
tion Of affairs in Edgeheld county. The
negro Tenant, the ringlesder Of the party,
was not arrested as reported yesterday.
The latest reports state that all is quiet.
ATLANTA, Sept. 2l.-Rev. Wesley Pet.
timsn, oil the Northern ". E. Church,
Postmaster at Marietta, Ga, was arrested
and brought hero to-day Tor embezzle'
ment and other penal violations Of the
Postoftico laws Bail was fixed at s., 900
by Judge Erskine.
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Charitable Bequests.

PHILADRLPmA, Sept 81, 1S74.-The
will Of Miss Mary D. Brown, probsted to.
day, distributes $780, 900 among charita.
Bile institutions OF this city. $4,000 Is
TO be divided between the male and ie.
male departments ol the Pennsylvania
hospital, $4,000 70 the Pennsylvania
hospital in this city, and the like amount
TO the German Episcopal and Catholic
hospitals, and $4,000 TO the soldiers and
sailors home.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 81. Flour and
Wheat-Dull and unchanged. Corn
Buoyant and strong, 0Sc. 0ats-Firmer,
59aG3c. Rye-FirmGr, 05ca$1 90. Hay
$lSal0 90. PFovisions-Steady.
Pork-Unchanged. Bacon-Firm, 11s16c.
Hsms-Dull, l4alGc, Lsrd-15c. But.
ter-Western firm and scarce, 2Ga2Sc.
Coffee-Strong and good demand, 16!a
l0ic. Petroleum-Unchauged. Whisky
Quiet and steady, 81 05.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


San FRANCHoo, Sept el.-Judge Field,
Of the .. s. Supreme Court, sitting with
Judge Sawyer, to-day in the Chinese wo-
man hsbeas corpus case decided that the
State law under which 1t was attempted
10 send them back 10 China Is Constitu-
tional. Judge Sawyer, OF the Circuit
Court, dissented, and Mr.. Hoffman, Dis
trict Judge, concurred.
CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR,
The State Fair opened at Sacramento
to-day, but the exhibition Is not yet COM
plete, The attendance was large.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Business quiet
on account Of the Hebrew holiday. Cot
ton goods remain dull and prices nomi-
nally unchanged. The print market con-
tinues unsettled and q further decline has
taken place. Pacific side bands, iancles
and robes 0ic; Arnolds iancies 9ic, and
side bands 10c; South Bridge iancies Sic;
Harters fancies 0c, and side bands SIC;
Simpsons Gloucester mourniugs 0c.
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RaIIroad, Consulldnied.

TERRE HAUTB. IND, Sept 21.-The
Paris s. TerTe Haule, the Paris s. De.
catur and the Peoria, Atlanta &::Deca.
tur railroads have been consolidated into
one road under the Presidency Of r. G..
Hervey, and making line OF ls0 miles
between Terre HAute and Peoria, the last
rail upon which will be laid within thirty
days.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Ouiet and ptca

RAILROAD BoNDS-Quiet and steady.
sTocKs-strong all day; active and boy
ant at close, when the highest prices OF
the day were made. The advance was very
general, and in some csses. quite marked.
Erie advanced to 81 on buoyaucy OF Lon.
don market and prospect Of favorable
report from accountants this week. Union
Pacific advanced to 884 on large dealings
and western Union advanced to 7S9,
northwest to 37t, New York Central to
l Olt, Rock Island TO 02, St. Paul to
3St, Q. 9. & l. Q. to III and Ohios to 24i.
Advance in remainder Of list was less
important and ranged from t to ] per
cent. Totsl transaction on stock ex.
change today were over 100000 sharea;
among the sales were 1000 NY. Cen
tral, 1900 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 12,.
900 Northwest, 1850 Pacific Mail, 1000
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Arrived a Fort Carlton,

ST. PAUL, Sept. 2l.-A special dispatch
10 the t.reSS from Fort Garry, Manitoba,
says: There is considerable rejoicing
here over the news received that The
Hudson's Bay Company'a new steamer
has successfully arrived at Fort Carlton.
on tho North Saskatchewan river. This
Is tho first steamboat ever navigating
tleee waters. She was built last juno
above Grand Rapids. D'
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Congre.sional Nominations.

YANKToN, OAK, Sept. 21.-The Dem
oCratic and anti.Monopoly Convention a,
VeImillion on Saturday nominated W. A.
Burleigh for Congress. It will be remem
bered that he was once before made the
candidate by the Ants, partially en-
dorsed by the Democrats. he aiterward
withdrew from both, and now appears Q
second time in the play. The remainder
Of the tickets made up Of straight Dem
nNFaIl
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Judge Hoar,s DeclInntinn,

BosToN, Sept. 21.-The Journal says
Judge e. R. Hoar's second letter declin-
ing the candidacy for Congress was writ.
ten on Thursday last TO N. W. Harmon,
OF Lawrence. It Ia understood TO be very
briei, and to contain positive refusal 10
reconsider his decision as previously made
nnhlic
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The National Game,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l-Base ball
Athletics Z and Atlantics /.
Boston, Sept. 2l.-Base ball. Philadel
phisns 10 and Bostonse G.
NEW York, Sept. 2l.-Ninth cham
pionship game between the Mutuals AM
White Stockings. MutuAls, IA; Whit
Stockings z. The ground was very un
favorable.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Sept 2l.-The City Council
tonight passed the amended fire ordi.
nance, which not only prohibits the erec.
tion OF wooden buildings within the city
limits, but provides heavy penalties for
violations Of the law. The ordinance at
first passed Immediately after the great
fire OF July last fixed no penalties for the
violation OF It's provisions.
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THE coal operators and miners along
the line Of the Pan Handle Railroad
where strike has prevailed for some time
in consequence Of disagreement about
wages, have agreed upon q compromise,
or at least concluded 10 resume work un.
der articles Of agreement. The operators
are to pay price for digging to be regu
lated by the price which they receive for
coal by the car load at Pittsburgh, and the
miners are to enter into written contracts
to work at these prices for one year, leav.
ing ten per cent OF their earnings in the
hands Of the operators as guarantee for
the faithful ful6llment Of their part of the
contract The sliding scale is as follows
When coal is worth 6ic, the miners
get Sc.
When coal is worth &c, tho miners get
3Ic.
When coal is worth tic, the miners
get 3ic.
When coal is worth Sc, the miners get
8tc.
When coal is worth Sic, the miners
get &c.
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But this decline in prices has not been
attended with anything like the average
export of iron to the United States, as
will appear from the following figures Of
quantities oIiron shipped from the United
Kingdom to the United States, during
the first seven months OF the ve.r
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Tllton aG a writer Of Statements.

Tilton aS 4 Writer Of Statements.
The Chicago Tribune, a very decided
anti 'BRECHRR paper, says that THEODORE
TnToN has shown himself in the present
controversy to be one oI the most power
iul writers Of our time. The fighty brain
and eccentric character commonly as
cribed to him "a reputation which, &c
cording to the Tribune, he acquired 10
part by his alliance with the Wcolhull
crowd, and in part by tho change in
his religious views), nowhere appear in his
several communications 10 the public In
the Beecher case. "The circumstances,
(says the Tribune) under which these
papers were produced might well
have shaken a strong mans intel
lect. To a scattered family and a
ruined home there was in a most sudden
and unexpected manner, the nearly unan.
imous condemnation ol the press OF his
vicinity. Public opinion in New York
and Brooklyn, to which he looked Tor
support II not for sympathy, turned upon
him with fierce indignation. lie was dc.
nounced as liar, a slRnderer. a knave, and
a dog, on the one hand, and as a cuckold,
an unnatural father, and a seli-de.
stroyer, on the other. Nevertheless, he
has not only kept his mental balance un-
but has returned the fire Of his
enemies from time to time with the most
and deadly effect. His last
effort is the crownipg achievement of all. |
For sustained strength, keen analysis,
crushing argument, and glowing sarcasm,
i challenges comparison with any effort !
ot Henry Ward Beecher in the most
palmy days Of his career. II Mr.. Tilton
does not bear the sword Of truth In his
hand, he has initiated itmore wonderfully
than any magician Of ancient or modern
times.n
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Rrighnm YOUNG sIck.

SALT LAKE, Sept. 2l.-Brigham Young
is sick, and considerable uneasiuess has
been felt in town to-day in regard to his
condition. Il Is reported some astrologeI
predicted he would die on the 7th Of De.
cember next.
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EAST LIBERTY, Sept. 2l.-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts for three days 2.507 head; total ior
the week G,703 head. No business ol
account was done. Best IS 0Oa8 10;
Workers SO 50a7 10.
sHERP-Receipts for three days 5000
head; total for the week 22,400 head.
Mono selling.
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CLEVELAND, Sept. 2l.-Wheat-Dull
and heavy; No. rcd 81 II; No. ., 81 On.
CONFIRM and nominally S3aS7c. Oats
Quiet at 53a5jc. Petroleum-Steady
and unchanged; Ohio state, tested 10 100
degrees, llGc; standard white 0sc.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. 21.- Wheat -
Firm and prices unchanged; PennsYlva.
MIA and Ohio red 81 12a1 10; white 81 1S
al 20. Corn-Firm at 99a90c. Petro.
leum-Crude quiet; CIT at Parkers i'm.
mediate shipment; refined quiet; Phil.
adelphis delivery spot life; frat hall
oil October 12c; last half OF October 124c,
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The FalI Rlyer nlsn,ler.

FALL RIVER, MASS, Sept. 2l.-The
Coroner held two sessions of inonirv
INTO the Granite mill disaster to-day, but
the testimony elected has already been
published. Resumes inquiry tomorrow.
Two more chsrred and nnrecognizable
bodies were found in the ruins to-day.
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PANAMA, Sept. 12.-Guatemala adyices
10 0th says, on the 4Ih inst, as reported
BY the British steamer Tenedos which
arrived here at Panama on the 18th, that
Guatemalan government saluted The
English flag with due solemnity and iuIl
indemnity was paid to Mr. MIspce.
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DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, Sept, 21.-The Govern
ment o. Denmark has directed It's Envoy
a. Berlin to ask on explanation from The
German Government In regard 10 the ex.
wig. A'''
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FOREIGN
ENGLAND.


DccKRAY cRUELLY TREATED
LONDON, Sept 2l.-Frederick Dock
ray, the American arrested in Cuba, has
reached Santander, where ho ia said 10 be
imprisoned and cruelty treated.
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ClaIksbuTg Fair.
Especial dispatch 10 the InteIligenecF

CLARKsDURo, Sept. 81, 1874.
Tho regular annual fair of Harrison
county opens at this place tomorrow
and present indications go 10 show thai
1t will be a grand success. The entries
exhibit a large increase over any former
year. Some Of the best cattle in the State
will be on exhibition. REPORTER.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL,
MARKETS EY TELEGRAPH,
New York Money and stnrk,.

NEW YoRK, Sept, 2l.-MoNEY-Essy
at 2a9t per cent. Prime discounts 5aG
per cent.
STERLING ExcuANGE-Quiet at "a. S3t
a4.8SE for sixty days and 81 8Gta4SGI for
sight.
GoID-steady at 1OOia1O0s. Carrying
rates la2 per cent. Loans fiat. Clearings
$1O,OOO,OO0 Treasury disbursements
5000. Custom receipts $485,OOO.
GovRREMRNTs-ActiYe but slightly of
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THE TURF.
FLEETWOOD PARK RACES

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-At Fleetwood
fatE Today the trot was mile heats, three
10 nVe. summary-Gloster l, 8, /, /;
American Girl 3, /, 9, 2; Judge Fuller.
S.an1 Son 4 =, .. .; Gamers ., 4, 4, 4. Time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-22

French Consul and Vice Consul, at
New York, have been appointed Com.
miSsioners Of France to the Centennial
exhibition at PHILADELPHIA.