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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-02-05

The St. Louis Christian Ad-
vocate has no ear for music, and
complains that church choir
is sacreligious when the line
eve are going home to die no
more is rendered Were going
home to Dinah More, to Dlnah
More, to Dinah More.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-02-05
A Key 10 a Persons Name.

BY the accompanying table Of
letters the name Of "A person or
word may be found out in the
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, 1874-09-23
DAILY

oush Church III particular, on Mr. Bocohor'a
restoration to public conndouco." Tho "atmoH-
psoro" Ia congratulated "that IL IL r"re agaln,"
aid "tho wind that It's nhsty burdens N cropped
into tho ccss-poo1." "Ail newspapers, Mowg-
dealers, news-hoys, Tho United statoa mail, Post
n'sstess, ana postsnistressca," share in
thuao congratulations" s."-tae magazine bo-
Ing for snle, wo suspect, as soon
aa Tifton's atatomont was. "And, finally"
tho writer congratulatcs tho fathers. mothers,
aid nlirBos OF thiB danuablc scandal that tba!r
hands aro now loft froc to labor without dvor-
slon or hindorauoe for tho elevation and enfran-
chiacment Of wouan'"l If any further proof Ia
wanting Of tho Baroastio drift OF this othcrwiso
inoxplscnblc lAngnago, It may be found tn it's
concluding Basoaam. Tho "nuraoH" Of tho
cansa OF wosnan'a antsanoltaomant aro = pot
horror OF tile editor OF scribner's Monthly, mud
not without roaaon wo admit. but con 1t be
possible that ho bas deliberately porpotratod to
uso another phrase Of his) Wy knavory upon
Afr. Booclers caso" In order to have hia litt1o
rovengo upon tho whole woman'a movo1nont7 lIo
aays' awe nrc not Mr. Docol,er'a oha,nplon,"
aud Mr. Doochor may 10 thankful that ho Is uok.
, 1874-09-23

Thero ID Haid to DO . purpose in tho Ninth
District to bring out Col Anoa G. Dabcoclt Of
Canton, Fulton County, al tho candidate for
Congress in opposition to Richard II. Whiting
(Rcpublcan), of pooria
Tho Jersey Couuty Democrat does not rbadily
fall III to tLe support Of Scott Wihe, for Con-
gross, In tho Eleventh Dlatrict, aud aays tho
tsoatment Of Congrosstnan Knapp (of Jcssey
County,, after ho had boon fairly nominated
on tho FIRST ballot, In tho Domocratic Conyen-
tiou, VAS "thc most disgraosful thing we over
witpeascl."
Tho Albion Edwards County, journal
tranufcra Its allegiance from tho Independent
noform to tho Republican party. The Whitehall
[Greouo County, Register cnauges from Iuae~
pondent Reform to Democratic. Tho Farmers
Union, OF Lawronceyillo, Lawronco County,
drops its na1no anu ita independent Reform poli-
tics, aud becomos tue UeAocratso Herald q
Democratic paper.
The prosout status Of tho political dold, In
1lllnolp. may bo shovn In dguroa AZ follows:
, 1874-09-23

ho proscs.s bis own innocence In m affidavit.
Whtlo ho carnot deputo nuy Of the orouiu-
stancept nor diHprovo tllom, nor account In any
way for tliom. ho donlos ary knowledge Of thom
In any form whatever. 1IIB counsel will Book to
provo tint n ca'1|o burning III this ono burned,
must lavo oatcn ltH way through tho floor In
much losa tisne than Two llourb, aud they will
adducc othar facts tondtng to provo An alt6f.
Tho valuo Of good character lna novor had n
stronger tost tl,a It will avo III this caHo. It Ia
offered ~ 4 Eobuttal to olroumstancoa which, in
tho absence ot ouch good character, would DO
universally accepted AZ conclusive Of trrlt.
, 1874-09-23

The Chicago pioduce markets. wore compnra-
ttyoIy tame yesterday. Meas por]t was quiot aud
sh.da Ar.Aer. cloaiug Ut $2275 per brl cash,
And ,el8.16@la,2o aoller The year. Lard Will
quiet md shade firmer, e'oslng at sl4.75@
1900 per 100 liza cash, aud $11.85@1l7o sellcr
Tho year. Moata were quiet aud weak at o!l@
phc for s4ouldora, lag{@l4c for short 1uldd1es
and 12l@l3o for aweot-picktod hamH. High
winos woro quiet and 20 higher. at $l.0a per
gallon. Laka fratKuta wero dull and eRaier, at
% for wheat to buffalo. Flour was quiet ana
unohanged Wheat WAS dull and shade oaslor.
oloslng strong atel.00H cash. @l.0oH Boiler
tho mouth, aud D51lo for October. Corn was
totiyo and % Lishor, c!osiug ut BAo cash, B011c
seller tho month, and 6lsso for October. Oats
nore losa active anl t%ohighor, closing At bit5s
cAah, BIO ssl.es tho mouth, aud u w for 0oto-
, 1874-09-23

Eight OF these atand for Tho combined Opposition,
After tha week it will practically remain with
Cook County alouo to oomploto tue list Of Con-
gsosaoual and local nominations to BE- made iu
tue 6tate,
-apoaking OF salnry grabs Samuel 8, Mar
shhll, IN blu speeol ln thls city, lust neol, al
luded III torna OF desislon to "cortain tlmia
Congressman who Haro driyon by tia olanlor OF
the prcaa to return tAoir baok-pay' Tic audi
enoo understood at onoa tlas thiB brlols was
aimod directly ut tho laoAd Of Col. John II.
Orebs, but wondered Hlly AlarHlaall should thus
deliberately strike ono Of hts own political l,o1bo.
hold. It was generally pronounced ''tho most
unkndoht out oi ail,"' and will, ws doubt not, 10
30 considered by Col, Oreba aud hia sriouda,-
at. PtrRon {IN.) Free Press
, 1874-09-23

It Ia reported In Now York thut on attempt
ras lately maao to aasassinato the Captain-G Con-
oral Of Cuba. Tho report IL worry likely truo.
Coucha's administration Inns been disastrous to
the Spanish cause. It Inns been controlled In
about equal measure by cowardice mud igno-
rance; and laa done more to strengthen tho
3naurrooslou than any singlo agency. Tho
coulse OF Concha IN regard to the fuauoos OF tho
islanu can scarcely DO called u policy. It has
boon rathor q yac,!iatiny and treacAesous use Of
expodients, irrespective OF proporsy-rights and
in contempt Of conamorclh usage. 1iis confla.
sattona hayo directly affected tho wealthy sup,
porters Of the Spanish ru1e. as.d Indirectly a!l
Foreigners engaged Ia tue Cuban .rado. He
has benefited nobody but tho insurgents. and
!hem only by tho reaction following upon his
tyrannloal ignorance,
, 1874-09-23
LAKE DISA STEERS,

Tho Schooner Il. II. Kycrzce Colfttfcs
with tho A3nIAuasa and ~ $llak-The
I&urk Monarch Reported Ashore,
Speria4 Dispatch 10 TIA Chicago 7'ftbu.e.
RuE7A1o, N. T., Sept 22.--Tha schooner E. 2.
Ilyarseo, loaded with pnving- for CLEVELAND,
was aunk yesterday morning at 5 o'clock, about
miles above Dunkirk, by collision with tho
schooner Bahama Tho yegsol suuk With
In ~ hour. The crew were tekou
On board tho Bahama and brought
back 70 Buffalo. Tho Rahn.nas bowHjirit
was split aud her bobataya gouo. sho Ind On
seq waa valued ut $4,000, and insured for $s 000.
Tho bark hlouarch, coal-!adon, from Cleveland
to Portage CITY, Was reported by telegraph TO-
nhy ash0re anu sunk At Dotous, Assi2t2noe Ia
to 20 to lor from Detroit.
, 1874-09-23
>*
THAT C0unT-HOUSE AtiAIN,

Lilo hro' o'usutnal'so question hnving boon def
'ltoly sottled, tho Coust-1Io,uo busluoss }laa
beon again sprung upon tho Common Council,
this ti,no by Aid. Foloy, and III very i.n-
Fortunate way. II he can't lavc 3 whole loaf,
ho will talto half ono. Ills order provides that
II tho oty and county cannot agreo with tho
Board Of Public Works IA To tl,o erection OF n
Court-Haus to cover tho wlolo Hquaro, thon
the Board Of Public Works shall proceed FORTH
with to Boloct an nroIitoct who uhall prepare tho
plans aud build City-Ital OIL tho west half Of
tho aquaro. Tho first proposal is bad enouRb,
but tho scconl, although only hall as large, III
tw1co NJ hnd. All tho arguments Which
]ie Against tito 1rst apply with atiii
grcalor forco 10 tho aecond. AZ thoro
Is no one outsfde Of tho Council
Chamber and tho arc4itoctH who want City
Hall; aa tlla city Ina no money to spare for It;
as tic people are unwilling to pay for it; as tho
city authorlticB aro not suffering for room; AZ.
III fact, thoro ID no rcasoa sly sttc}1 a building
Blloud bo erected nud every roason whyit should
not bo It ia dtillcut to Gotornuo wllut taotyo is
AEtAhLIht 11lA. 1bltft ~ III hAAt euu AANE.
man thinks 1t would improve tho bnainaBs Of
billiards To 1nvo City-1Iait ncrosR tho way, and
would secure tho patronage OF tho City Goyer1s-
mont, With a|l that that implies. As tho public,
however, arc not iutcroatel sufficiently In tho
Aldcr1nan'a taDles to spend e2.O0O,000 or
s1,10u,000 to keep thom going, this
toea not constitute any valid rcaBon for
tho erection Of d C,ty-ual1. Whom tho poopso
got Ito sewerage at tho city porfoctcd, whou
thoy aro provided with an ample quantity OF
water for protection against fro, when tho Inn
proscnents for which au actual nocosaity oxfstB
arc consumma.od, it may 10 TINT tlloy will fccl
lslto spending fow millions on tho Courthouse
Square, and removing tho unstghtly rubbish
which now IicH in front Of tho Aldcrlnnu's bill
iard~half. Until TINT t,no, however, he should
posscas his sout in patiouco, "n1rso" lis build
ing mania, aud "pockct" hia ordinances. When
tho people want whole Courthouse or half
Court-Houso, they "ill mako thcr wants known
without any prompting from AID. Foloy or ''any
other man," at present thoy don't want any,
thing OF tho kind, Which should DO gcntlo hint
to tho Alderman to- keep ailent OH tho Court
House business.
, 1874-09-23

bcr. Ryo was qutot and stcady at ot@o114c.
Barley waa qules aad easIcr, closing At a1.O7
for septembor, and s1.o111@1.02 for October.
On Saturday evening Inst tlloro was in store In
Tits city dt3,32s bu whent, Bs7,l01 bu corn,
25t,514 bu oals, t6,2o4 BIZ rye. md 30 DOL h bar-
10y. Hogs wnto fairly acttye mud unchanged;
Hafcs at a6.2JG07.25 for common to choice, Cat.
t'e wcre dull as'l 114@9Ge lower. Sheep ruled
nthnf1p
, 1874-09-23

New Orleans correspondents Of tho partiaan
press in tho North havo beon at some paius to
nliarepreseut the negotiations betwoon Pom
and Kellogg in respect to tho Returning Board.
They have said tint tho Democrats demanded
thrco out Of lyo mornbogs Of the Doutd. Our
reports arc, aud NO believe inquiry viii show
them to bo correct, That penu's proposition was
to have two Democrats md two Republicans MP
pointed, these four to CHOOSE the fifth mombor
Of tho Board. Tho fairncss Of this arrangement
will commend itsoll 10 everybody.
, 1874-09-23

The crusaders Of Rochester, N. T., haye
grayo responsibility. Thoy have omitted thu
conversion OF tho sunday-achool children, and
now ono Of thom hag deliberately committed ST.
icjdo with whisky. without going through the
preiimfnarios of intoxfcation or finn iams. The
youthful toner WAS but yoars old. Rising at
an unusually carly hour ono morning he pro-
ccoded to mix for himself al "oyo-oponor," ac-
corling to tho Mannoss aud customs Of tho
country. Ho mixed about half teacurful Of
whisky with sugar and wator, and finding tho Of
rects somewhat troublesome lay tlown. 10
was solzed w'th apassns Rnd died from
intcmperanos. Thia Att'o Incident could
bo neatly elaborated for suuday-scllool
tract, or, better yet, substituted for, the
hidoous csaaya Oil inton,porance now boing pub
lishod in Juvenile magazines, with hair-raislng
eugravings of dolirium tremons. For further
particulars rnlnti1e TO tho Inter, 500 essays by
Clergyman III Now York iuvonilo magazine.
, 1874-09-23

Elmer Waahbur,,, formerly Superintendent
Of rolico in Chicago, is the tayorlte Candidate III
Washington for Chief Of tho Government Secret
Service. Iio las tho coaildenco aud support Of
Solicitor Wilson, aud hns botter chance Of Tho
nomination, perhaps, than auy other man. We
have already aaid that Mr. Wasllburn fs 1T
peraon for tho place. Ha was too honest and
uncompromisIng for Chicago and will fall In
Washington, il lo fails nt al, on account Of tue
san,o crcditnblc traits Of character.
, 1874-09-23

All tue cotton factories III Bolteu, Eng.. which
lately stopped Oh account OF q asrlRo, hayo ro-
sumea operations. and tho slii,icultios botwoeu
the workmen md owncrs wilt bo Bott!ed by ngbi-
tsation. About 5000 men were onyngsd in this
idlo for any length Of timo, even though they
might thereby aecurc slightly Increased wages.
Recoureo to arbitration was for them tie most
RATIONAL as It was tho most economical, method
Of obtaining Justice, Disatrcctod worltmcn olao-
where may probably tako lcason from their
bretAson III Doltou
, 1874-09-23


Cry or MEXICO, Sept. Ii, via HAVANA, Bopt.
22.-:rl.o resignation Of Con. Donnrides aIinis-
tor to Germany, in consequence Of M-healtll
has boon accepted.
Tho Military College Association celebrated It's
aaniversary on the 9Th .i,st., commouoratiog
also the BATTLES Of Molino dol ley and Chapulte-
PEG The President, Oablnet Ministors, and
othor distinguished persons participated IN the
proceedings.
The Apache Indlans have 1atoly committed
frequent rayagoY on tho Northern frontier, and
sol1iers arc iu pursuit OF thoM.
Mlnistor-o9-War 5fojiah lad received q tale
gram from tho Lieutenant in command Of tho
Federal troopB ut Dos ArroBas ia tho State Of
Gusrroro, saying that twenty soldiers lad To-
VOTED, aud, with civil judgo At their head,
had attacked him, but ware repulaed aud dis
persed with loss OF six killed, two wounded,
and ono prisoner. Tho Liautenant lost two
killed and six wounded.
Mejiah also received a telegram from tho
Governor Of Guerrero stating that Federal
force lad committed several assassnations to-
day ut Dos Arrogas. Two Commissioners wero
AMONG thotr victims. h1olinh ordered tho COM
msnder at Chilpaucingo to proceed With MI
dsposab1o force to Dos ArToeaa.
, 1874-09-23

Spaf7al U1sUdEch % 3Ie EAica90 IYjoUNe,
BATTLE CREEK, Micls., Sept. 22.-Tho excitc-
mont in reg9rl to the supposed hurled trcssnra
u = we'll III Emmett Iowuahip, HAioh has baen
inoreuslng for the past two weeks, ended to-day,
MoArd,ll has had sir lneu at work entarging tile
waY reached without finding any troasuro, aud
tho vol Abandoned. Various rtltnora nso anoat
III regard to AloArdllls motive in making tho
search. alany think ise WIS tho victim Of aonlo
spiritual medium OF fort4ns~to!lor, and that tie
10 certainly expected to find treasure. NJ he ou,-
ployod two nom to guard tho vol eyory night
, 1874-09-23

BERLIN. sept 22.-lho National Gazette eaya
that wbie the expulsion OF Danes from schlos-
wig WAS loyal measure, it was only adopted in
fow isolated cases. Tho Gazette rays tuo reia-
,tops botwoeu Germany and Daunark aro
frlondIy.
pAnts, Sept. 22.-Fronch newspapers publish
st. patoratarg adyicos confirming tho report Of
Dismasck's ovortlroa to Hing Christian, OF DEN.
mark, looking to Tho incorporation Of tnat
onl,ntsy in tho German Confederation. Tho corre~
ppontlents pny nusa[a il greatly irritated ut tho
attonpt, and will mover permit Germany to hold
tho key Of tho Baltic Sea-. Thu Same papora say
that tho opposition OF 1usHia to tho Gorman
pulley in Spain Ia due to this caueo.
denscs thai DaneA have been eteclcl from
SohloAHig ig-Holstein.
, 1874-09-23

Common Council has dono much to restore pub
rc>couflonco In respect to tho future Of Chics~
80. Ono of tho insurance companies which had
Withdrawn has n1renay returned, and some others
will undoubtedly do tho Bame. prohably all Of
tho aeencies now In tho city will rornain. No sin
glo act Of tho prosent Common Council was 40
necessary 10 tho prosperity Of the city rs tho ono
Of Muudny night.
, 1874-09-23

II Senator Carpenter wore not Handicapped
with loag-oatod newspaper-wo rotor to tho
milwaukee, 6e'.ttnet-his prospects of winning
tho raco would be somowhat mora flattcring than
shoy seem to bo Wc havo allowed two or tl.roo
correspondents In Wisconsin, sl,oso anxiety to
snyo tho Republican party oxcools our oy,,, to
eay their nay In our columns. Wo hayo taken
pains, however, to d'aclam for ourselves any ro-
BponsblitY for tlloir uttorancoa, and also to OK
preHs tho opinion TINT Mr, Carpoutor is not tEo
worst Republican se'ator going, although fow,
perhaps, can clniln moro damaged reputation
for tho short ttino ho has boen ln pnbl.o life.
TIM iong-anred newspaper abovs mentioned, re-
fcrring to tho lottors Of thDBo correspondents,
md describing Quo ot tlo.n particularly ~ nj,
old familiar CORRESPONDENT" procoeda to say:
TuE TntnuHE her,lldH him [Carpenterl NJ . ca,idi-
date day demands tho roxt ny tat he should De-
cIio o only n,canH Of Hec,trg tho scccsB Ut tho
party, nnA tcn tho lay following declares tt 10 has
10 freHls wateYer IN thu party. II no how dpes biz
bring candidate Insure tho 1cfoat Of thn party7
What IL tho caao Of tbs newborn real of TlE Tu1n-
uNE IN tho interest Of party 1t Inns borcd fur yoara
10 tcs.rny? If Carponscrs being candidate Ia .letri-
menal to tls Republican party, why doss 1i1E Tntu~
uNE regret IT.
80 ',ave expressly declared, rs the Sentinel
wcll knows, that we huyo no "intoroyt III tho
party" IN tho senso that that phrase Is usod and
commonly untlorstood nud, consequently, no
newborn zeal forit. On tho contrary. wo thiuk
TINT when Il .party is hopelcsHy bostrddcn by
uuch ritlera NJ Carpentor, who aro themselves
Haddlcd by such newspaporY rs Tia Sentinel. it
had bottor tako time to lio down and roll over.
It will got rid Of part Of It's load By that mems,
next race.
, 1874-09-23

To-aay will begin tho trial OF tho naan Aaron
Anderson III tic Criminal Court gu tho cargo Of
arson, Tho prisoner is swcdo, who spoals En-.
glssh very we'll. He in narriod uan aud Las
several ehll1ron. lie is carpenter By trade,
mud at tho time Of tbis occurrence worked dur
iug Tho day at Cornell, distance of two aud d
half miles from bis residence, No. 217 Portland
avenuo. 10 roach hia work ho haa to loaso homo
at m carly hour. Ho occupied tho lower story
OF tho house, and another family liyod upstairs.
Tie house ~as wooden building resting Oh
posts, tho first floor having aamall elevation abovo
tho ground. At tho time of tbia ALLEGED iucon-
dlariam his family was away, aud 1t WIS hia
practice whou goiug to work IL tho morning to
loayo tho lsop OF Ills preuiyca viii tue woman
who lived upstairs.
On tlls particular morning l,e loft at al oayly
hour, 1eaviug the hoy as usual. After ho had
boon gono two hours, tho woman occupying tho
upper story perceived smoke aud amoll OF
burning rood, aud, making IN examination,
found that hole had heeu burucd through tho
lover floor. She seizod basin OF water and ox
''"at'Ae3 WV '''o' 10y AultAes "AalA1nalloa
vi 'no pfon'seS " "aa discovered thnt candle
u o''us"a' s'ze' 8oca as aro used III Catholic
churches and on Festivals, lad boon lighted, a,1Q
that tho tlro had boon caused by this lighted
candle. 1t further Appeared that an augor holo
hau beon bored through ploco Of Pine board,
a"o QUO emu oi t1o canaio Aad been inserted III
Tue nolo' tnas mating tho board servo nj can-
a4ea'1cA" Around 'lso oaao OF tho caudlo woro
b'aVlnsst Clips and paper; aud in the Hcrars of
paper mas q letter or pait OF lcs-
1of from Mrs' Ahderaou to hcr husband.
II was oV'oehs That whoosor had get tho tlro OK
poeseu 'i'a' lno c'ho'o "oulo pnfh down to tho
'nAs'''s" un" paper anu thns produce lire that
"o"'a oooail"s'caso to tno toubo' anu, at the
al4o S''!o' uee'io' 'so s''oeueo OF hacona'a1'am.
~ eAt'''o' Ao"oSo1' Was too LUX, "ha tae hamo
"'' wv "oa' '''o "oot o'otn'an Ana tno Tesait
""0 s"oa'"Sato o'aeo'''y' Al 'heso o'ronn1-
a.se' ''e"''o W 4Auo'tpo1' o'' s''oy 'cco'sc1
aaol''oha' 1oFco from tho discovery that tho
'"'r4o''''a e"na'o''''A Ills e3ao''S noaFd IN
'@A"'.'0" "o'Aanop 11os' WHICH " Aaa peon
'a"oo' W. A1s'. uo'o 40 u H'@o coreeapohdlnE
"A'4 0osu soo' III '"o 7"'no soop' aho the hhaT-
"so '..ool.''5 '9'''' 'tona TUG se'ne place. 10
ees o1aof ene hopaS tho person who aot this fire
n"o ~ o@A"' of mo'o ID stopping posi-
''ou' sno 'ho has "na INC back Of
1Anuelaons eoaS "ofo 1ouna markod with tho
aaa' @''a eoo"ees pcco"sr to such place. aad
when naa seemingly boon rubbed OH tho under
a'te OF tue noof and lo'atp' THIS all took place
Jay or two after tho casc Of attempted incou-
diarsHra on the North Side. aud soon aftor tho
lire of July ID, shon public fcoling waa consid
erahly excited; aud thia circumstance gavo
greater Significance to tho fact that Anderson
, 1874-09-23

Wendell Phillips bus bceu invited to address
the Co-opofatiyc Congrcas IN Loudou. 1Io Is q
somewhat distinguished student OF the subject,
and orc who hes tue faeility Of speech and CON-
poa,tiou necessary to q successful presentation
# his thoughts. We sincerely regret that be
will iavo 10 neagre q report to mako Of COOP
crativc undertakings in this country. whore
everything soems peculiarly adapted to the trial
on a, cxtousive scale Of al The principles i'll
vs1roI
, 1874-09-23

upon their prorogatives. As tho Congrebp
will moot howoyor, sldo by siie with the Con-
nlzance Of It, aud, from tho worry emphatic ma,l-
nor III which somo OF tho BIshops have already
Expressed themselves, We may look forwnrsl to
Tho prospects, Of \ .coI,lsion betwoon Cougroas-
mon and Anti-C Congressman with lnrgo dogrce
OF CERTAINTY
, 1874-09-23
LATE LOCAL tIEMS.

Josoph 77teomb and John coaray wsre barioa
benoatl, masa Of earth whioh ca.od In yeAter-
day Afternoon while they wore excavat1pg fps
tho foundations Of building on State stroos
near lIurrlaon. Thn. formor had hla log broken,
aud tho lattor eaoapod unhust.
Michsol blcQlnde, tho aatoon-keopcs rho was
30 dangerously stabb"d by James Strain. nlaht
tafuro last, ahoNod somo aigna of lmproyalnont
lhat svonlnt. hut wAB stltl IN a preuar!u,A ouu.
dt!on. Yl1sra Ii 4 poal!bil!ty os Lia rapoyory.
, 1874-09-23

sptcial IF4patcA 70 To ChftaY9 TT?60'4s.
DunL.NaToN, H. Sept. &-14o mys-
tory Of tic Mahony murder Aas 4a1n
ao,yoa. Yue INIT wisucss hetoto tho Coronor's
i,quun: proynl lint ile was killed by OARS wi1Ic
wora awIol.o.l Ut tla't-rass oeloek Friday avon.
Ing, hs AaSins soua utdar the cAss TO kot Out Ut
, 1874-09-23

LoNnoS, 8ept, 23--5:so 4. MA dispatch
from Carlst sources douies tho truth OF the 1e-
port TINT Don Caros las been recognized BY
four brancl,os Of the Bourbon family ~ the hnir
prosumptiye to the throne OF Franco.
AADn1D, Sept. 22.-Gen. Lazorna has rovjctu-
ale1 pauapaluAa
, 1874-09-23
THE CIVIL-SERVICE RULES.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 92,--rho following order
las lust been promulgated.

(ExoCutiV1 {lrdeF No. ~
appears to ue from tAolr trlul At Wssnington ent
the Csy af Esw York. tat further SKtehsph Of tHa
cyi|-Servco rlles viii promote the stclenoy OF the
public scryico, II II ordered TINT soh rules ee sHd
they are hereby estens to tle sdVefa EGaess1 ocea
md txt rsopsr se14Wres bs taken tor carrying 'hts
orAQr Ato uffect. tHlGnet} " ~ tRAh1.
Au0, u. 183&
, 1874-09-23

Competition batwocn the dilferaut lines Of Al
1autic steamers Las reduced tho fnro for ssoorage
passage TO or from Europe to sl5. Unfortu-
uately it happeun just at this time that tho emi-
grafton, 30 that tho low ratio Of passage is an i'll
1uccmeut in the wrong direction. For, while it
might bo unwiso pt this jnnoturo to urge nny
Persons III Europe wloso situation is ut all GU
durable to como to Amerlca, VIC do not belioyo
that foreigners already here 10 poor condition
have anything botter to oxpeo. III tho old coun-
try.
, 1874-09-23

Mr. Tiltou's second atatemont has eaused q re-
vival ol tho Eeechor scandal, which is again en-
gagiug public attention in New Yo.k as If the
Plymouth Committee wero still IN existence aud
working labotiously not to discover anything.
The Committee WAS really tho most serious OBJ
gtac1o In tho way Of au honest investigation.
BY making foint nt Justice 1t decoiVoa many
doubling conscionces, and lent to tho ,TAolo At
FUR an appearance Of uncertainty md perpiaxi-
ty which earnost searching for tie truth would
quickly hayo dispellcd.
, 1874-09-23

New YonK. Sept. 22,-A Havana letter states
that an attempt WIS made fow nights ago to
shoot Capt. Gan. Concha whila at his aanmes-
residence. His volunteer guard ia suspected.
Tho Harne letter also states that Con. Garcia
WAS captured by one Spanish officer while awnlt-
ing conference with another for tho adjustment
Of some disputed point.
, 1874-09-23
The Whole Matter to Be Set
tied by Arbitration.
Wendell Phillips to Address tho Co.
operative Congress in
London.
Only Few Danes Expelled from
Schleswig-Holstein,
Russia Strongly Opposed to Dis-
nlarclI's Danish Proposition.


RUSSIA.
ST. tkrEnsnuno, 5opk 22.--Tho Russian
Government, On account Of tho extensive oml-
gfation Of afennouites, proposes to exempt mcm-
bcrs Of tlat sect from actuai military goryice,
but to hold them liable to duty aa hospital IT.
tondants. Tho Mounonitea Of tho Volga district
Will probably acoept these conditions.