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and sorrow, that the three cornered
spirit, la buckwheat grain, has found a
reward that should have been visited on
worse man.
Colonel Ben Wilson is with US, make
ing himself not only useful but ornamen
tai; useful by his gracious lessons IN hand
shaking, genial smiles and the distribu-
tion Of fragrant Havanas; ornamental in
classic looks, sprightly wit and other
qualities too numerous to mention.
am glad that the fair season is over.
Like school commencements, being SO
often repeated, they become bore and
readers sigh for relief.
am not going to say anything about
our fair. which was triumph in every
particular. "Salathiel may and doubtless
will, and absolutely is now doing the
Lewis County Agricultural Fair justice IN
his report to the REGISTER. Ion.
2. S-Ike johnson delivered his
unique instructive and moral lecture
"Nubbins' to All intelligent audience last
evening, and permit HE to assure your
readers that for depth OF thought and
originality and manner Of delivery he
can hardly be excelled. Surely he Is
chip of the old block.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, september 2S.-Flour-
Dull; western supcriinr 81 2jmj %;
Rio brands 81 5O'aG -; other grade,
unchanged. Whcat-Flrm and un-
changed. Corn-Wcstcrn frmer aud
active, western mixed Gllc. Oats
Scarce and irmer; western white jom
52c; mixed 4Gm lsc. Rye-Du.i and
nominallv unchanged. Hay-N,rudy
MARYLAND and Pennsylvania timothy
$3.50, - 90. Proyi,lons-Strong and
higher. Pork-Scarcc and higher at
$23 25@2& 80. Bulk meats Nominal;
shoulders 9im93c; clear rib sides I2ic,
loose. Bacon-Activc; shoulders lO"
lOIc; clear rib side, lie; hams lj!r, tic.
Lard-Flrm; refined 1t i,c, Butter
Unchanged. Fetrolcum--Strengi crude
at GImG,c; refined l&{c bid. Coffee
Quiet but firm and unchanged Whisky
Dull and nominal at 81 Il.
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Chicago NlaTke

CHICAGO, September 2S-flour-
Dlll and unchanged. Wheat-Ac,iye,
No. Chicago spring 81 10! spot; 81 % A,
seller October; 81 Oii seller November,
No. 3 9S Slc; jccted s7t, = 7!c Corn-Ao-
tive; No. Sic spot; jjra jj!c seller Oc-
tobrr: IS bid seller November; r.icc ed
53Imjlc. O4ts-ActWc; No. 37c spot;
36ic seller September; 32.c seller Octo-
Der; rejected 2Jc. BarIey-Firm, in fair
demand and unchanged. Rye-Qmc',
steady and unchanged Pork-Activ"
and lower at 50 - pot; So ljtl-2 20
seller October; SIS 70 seller a.! year.
Bulk Mcats-Quict and firm; short rib
l2!c: shor, clear ~. Whi-ky-De-
mand fair and market firm at II ~
On call 2 board-W Whrn-NtronE 1t,
81 % seller october. Corn-lllghcr at
sole seller October. Oat,->,eady at
81 .c seller September 32{c seller Orto.
Der. Pork-!c lower. Lard Tn
changed.
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to resumption, and we ought to save the
money paid national banks on their
bonds BY exchanging currency for gov
ernment notes, the plan Of the Democra-
cy to save your money to pay your debts.
The true money Of the republic is hard
money. We reach the latter through the
former, but the people must have time to
recuperate their exhausted energies.
Proposed New Railway.
LOUISVILLE, September 28.-At meet
ing of the citizens of Louisville and the
committees appointed from both Boards
of the General Council of the city, nvi-
ted by the mayor to meet committees
from Richmond, Va, and Lexington 10
confer upon the completion Of direct
railroad connection between Louisville
by way of Lexington, to Richmond Va,
and tidewater il was resolved that It
would be wise for the city of Louisville
to aid, by subscription of $4,000, in
the completion of SO important line Of
accommodation.
RssOircd, That committee Of five be
appointed to carry out the object of the
meeting.
This committee met with DR.. Il. NJ.
Stanford, and after conference with the
Richmond and Lexington committees
and full discussion of the subject
before them, it was resolved that
the committee hereby recommend the
General Council and citizens Of the city
of Louisville to subscribe S5OO,OOO to the
Louisville and Big Sandy Railroad Com
pany for the completion of the untinIsh-
ed division of the railway between Mt.
Sterling and the western terminus of the
Cheasapeak and Ohio railroad, thus Sc
curinga continuous line of railway from
Louisville to Richmond and the
seaboard. This subscription to
be conditional upon the
subscription for the same object Of
100000 from central Kentucky, and
100000 from the city of Richmond,
when the present directory and the pres
ent stockholders shall have agreed on
satisfactory terms for the transfer Of the
control of the road to the new subscribers
above named, and when the legislature of
Kentucky shall have granted such
amendments to the present charter rs
the new subscribers may require.
Army Reunion.
DEs MoINEs, September 2S.-The an
nual reunion OF the Army of the Ten
nessee assemblies here tomorrow. Anum-
Der of noted men arc now here. PresI-
dent Grant, General Sherman and Secre-
tary Belknap will arrive by special train
at 3 o'clock to morrow morning. The
city is profusely decorated with flags and
evcrgreens, and two large arches are
erected on the principal streets, inscribed
with suitable notices, and the welcome
annual Grafton will be delivered by EX-
Governor Fletcher of Missouri, to-mor-
row night. A banquet will be held
Thursday night.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2s.-Wo'l
Improved demand and prices steady;
medium grades, comDIng and dclanc are
scarce; fine in full supply Ohio, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia double extra
and above Asa i6c; extra 4jd iGc; me-
dium i9@jOc; coarse 4OGl ABE; coarse de-
laine 49c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and Western fine 4lG44c; medium 4Sr
5Oc; common 40tG43c; combing washed
jSMG2c; combing nwashed 42!c; fine
unwaShed 29' 3Oc; coarse and medium
unwashed 34G 3Gc; delaine unwashed iOc;
tub washed 49@ sc; extra and merino
pulled 3j(I iOc; No. | and superhne pull
led 35L, lgc
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Fast Evening Train East and West

NEW YORK, September 28.-Superln-
tendcnt George S. Bangs, OF the postal
service, this afternoon addressed the
Board of Trade on the matter of running
fast evening mail train from this city 10
the West. He SAID 1t was impracticabc
and would not be advantageous; that the
morning train served all purposes.
\ letter was received from EX-Sena-
tor Carl Schurz, declaring his inability
from pressure of business, to address the
board on the subject of finance on either
the llth, 18th or 18th of next month.
The board tclcgraphed him in reply to
name any day in October Tor the delivery
of his address.
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The Guibord Case in Court.

MONTREAL, September 2S-The Cur
bord case was argued before Court yes
terday. The Fabrique were required to
show the cause why they should not be
condemned to pay $1,000 tor the lots oi
the Catholic Cemetery being closed to
the remains of Guibord. McSsrS. Jette
and Doutre argued the case before JUS
tee johnson, who has taken time to give
a decision. The FahriQue have paid
costs awarded to the LInstitule Cana
disn amounting 10 over $4,000.
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East Liberty Cattle Market

East LIBERTY, Seplcmber 2o.-UaIIIr
Receipts to-day $50 head, or Il cars
of through stock, and - cars Tor sale
here. Market dull with fair supply
and prices about the same as last week.
Best 81 sofa : 90; medium TO good s. 30
t 25: common to fair 81 OOm5 90; stock
cr, and feeders 81 5JCr -; bulls - 80
Gr3 50; Texans g 0OlG4 81.
Hcg,-Receip,, to-day l,4Sj head;
Workers s. 0Od.s 80; PniIadelphias - p
as 80.
Shcep-Rcccipts to-day 800 head
selling at - OOtaj %.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2s.--P"-
tro!cum quiet refined l@sal3i; crude
held at M C.oycr,ecd - Il GG l3!c.
Flour-old rm;rathcr weak for extra At
50 OOdj 81. Whcat-choIce, in fair re-.
quest; new red 81 2jal 80; new aud
old amber, 81 3Sml - Corn-Frmcr;
yellow -; mixed 72a53c. Oats Dull
and weak Mt i5C, i9c Rye 20. Whisky
Western held at 2Oc. Buttcr-FIrmrr
New York aud Bradford county extras,
32m34c. hrsts, 2S{a &Oc.; rolls, extras,
26.r2Sc.; tlrstS, 2iC, 2jr. Chersr--lm-
proving; Western fine lOGllc. Eggs -
Quiet: western o7M2S
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Bank or California TO Reopen Sntur
day.

SAN Francisco, September 2S.-Pay-
ments on the account OF the assessment
on the syndicate funds OF the Bank OF
California, have been lively to day, and
the greater portion ofthe amount Is now
in the vaults. The San Francesca Stock
Board, to-day, authorized the payment Of
% per cent of its subscription Of quar-
ter Of million dollars. The bank will
probably re open Saturday next, though
no official action to that effect. The
usual semi-monthly collection to-day
showed prompt payment and no susPen-
sions reported, though there are rumors
about OF an extension being granted 10 q
heavy grain firm. The report, however,
lacks confirmation. The feeling IN basi-
ness circles is generally very cheerful and
confident
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, September 2S.-Bu,lnc'-
faIr v active with the commission house
IT, nearly all departments, and a liberal
iobbng distribution was effected. RIch'
mond and chocolate print. advanced to
7ic; madden, To- -. and Grey 10 : ,c
Masonyile blrached ,h.r,Ings are down
Ic. Cotton tanue.s very active and
strong. Cashmere and oyercoatlug- u
better demand Flannr.s and blanket.
i'm .t.ulV request.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcINNATI, September rs. .-Co:ton-
Quiet at l3c. Flour-Steady and in
moderate demand. Wheat-Firm; red
81 3Odl 40. Corn-Dull at $50 G0c. Oats
Dali at 30Gljc. Barley-QIiet and
unchanged. Rye-Quict at 75(d 5sc.
Pork-Dull at SD O0@22 u. Lard
Quiet; summer l3.c; country kettle l3!c.
Bulk Meats-firm; shoulders SIC; clear
rib l2ic; clear sides. none here. Bacon
Firm: shoulders 93c; short rib l3!Cs
1899; clear sides scarce at Ia l4c. Hog,
Good qualities scarce; good light 10
medium heavy, s. 70@S 90; good 10
extra butchers IS 2OCa 5 40. Whisky
Firm and in fair demnnd at 81 -.
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Crooked whisky Gases.

ST. LOUIS, September 2S--In the
United States Circuit Court to-day the
cases of Mcdonald, Joyce, Fitzoy, Bcvis,
Avery and Uric, charged with conspir-
ing to dofraud the United States revenue,
were continued on the ground of the de.
tense not being ready tor trial, owing to
the absence of important witnesses.
In the case of Mcdonald, Joyce, Fitz-
roy and Bcnis, the indictment against
whom 70. conspiring to destroy public
records, was quashed Yesterday, on "
technncaity, Judge Miller ordered a
bench warrant to hold them TO answer
any indictment that may be found
against them at the next term Of Court,
and bail was fixed at $1,000.
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RrutaI Outrasr-Thc Criminal
Iynched.

ST. Louis, September 2S.-A special
from Kevtesyille, Missouri, to the Globe-
Democrat, SAY. that the wife of Samue!
Virgin. living five miles from that place,
was hrutallv beaten and ravished Satur-
dav night, by Il negro named Edmund
Moore who was arrested Yesterday and
confined TO jail. He WAS taken ont last
wight, and hanged by mob.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE Of CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WAsHINaroN, Sept. %, An. }
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINaroN, Sept. -, ! A. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the Middle
States and Lower Lake Region, clear or
fair weather and slight rise in tempcra-
ture during the day, with easterIy to
sou,herly winds and high barometer.
For the south Atlantic and Cuff
States, clear or partly cloudy and warmer
weather, with southeast to southwest
winds. with high barometer, and rain
near the Carolina coast
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally clear and warm weather, south
west winds, and slight changes IN bar
umcter.
For the Upper Lake Region, partly
cloudy and slightly warmer weather,
with eastcrly 10 westerly winds, falling
barometer, and rain in the northern por-
tions Of Michigan ahd Wisconsin.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys clear or fair weather,
variable winds shifting to northerIy and
westerly. followed by rising barometer,
lower temperature and light rains in
Minnesota.
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Retirement of Legal Tenders.

WAsuINGToN, September 2S.-The
Secretary ofthe Treasury has given di-
rections tor the retirement of S3Oi, 5si OF
outstanding legal tenders, that amount
being eighty per cent Of the national
bank circulation issued during the past
month. Until further orders, the out
>tnudlng legal tenders will be S375,9il,- :
l24.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO september 2s.-Flour-
Demand fair and market firm. Wheat
Active and price, advanced; No. 3 white
Wabash 81 30; No. ! wlitc Michigan
81 p; No. > DO 81 II; amber Michigan
spot and seller October 81 -; seller No.
yrmbrr 81 -. Corn-Dull aud low
mixed seller October tOc. Oats Pail;
No. > Michigan ⪼ seller September
~. rn-rrlrl 2I L.
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The Times to-day has n special from
Raguscn, in which it is said the general
situation in the insurrectionnry district Is
unchanged Turkish communication i,
only maintained by strong columns of
troops. The insurgents are increasing,
hnt larL. smnnlins
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WESTON, September %.

bins"
WESTON, September %.
Editors ofthe Register.
am not gong to write UP our fair "a
& local advertisement. SalathIel Is here,
and "Bluckstone.' of the MtcLigcnccr by
a, side. They, of course will do 1t up
a, % deserves, and the only task left to
"Iou Is to note the personal ofthc whole.
Who're and how To begin is the greatest
task of the writer. Vet to have an end
ing and n beginning point Is necessary.
Bun ere | launch Oft into personals ut
hun, | want 10 say word about ANDY
wilson and the senator-hip IN your dis
,r.t.
Well. withal he i, a clever gentleman,
better known in public print 10y his oft
repeated name than by any act ot JUS
tee performed or strategy accomplished
10 public lie for the good of the public.
I.arurtothe buckwhcat grain he has
r Iri the place of soundcr material ~ 81
sud of A amakr shift, until better gram
Root, nlm uut His position Is an anon.
Iy 'n thc present canvass. He Is as Barn
"Nn, "rtst., n. possessing 10 other
t'A"a.Nlou, fog the position aspired for
. ny N, maulpulatcrS rs he aSpIreS
~ '"'' lay 8, 90 the pottcrS hand.
ar....er hls want
decision of character,
.a'', hm st 4, lump of clay in adroit
"'''' IN short as inanimate rs clay,
l'' Win 'niantllc innocence he virtually
d.
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PITTSBURGH, September 2S.-Prosi-
dent Grant, Governor IIartranit and cS-
Speaker Blaine have slgnitied their IN
tcntion to be present during the EXPo'i-
ton, which will be opened next week
with grand parade OF the military OF
both cities. The boilers and engines for
furnishing power to the mechanical de-
partmcnt, will be in place and ready for
action by SATURDAY.. -Four acres Of floor
ing are already laid, and the measuring
of space for exhibitors Will commence to
morrow. Arrangements are being made
for number of excursions to different
point, of industrial interest, and 1t is un-
derstood that Il grand rowing regatta will
take place during the Exposition.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, September 2e.-lhe
large numbering firm OF j. * G. Robson,
of Winona, made an assignment 10 day.
Liabilities stated at Sl35, 900; assets s9"o'-
600. The unusual depression of the lum-
bea trade is assigned as the cause OF the
fuilnr.l
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RAILROAD DON bS-.ANLlN ll4' d''llA
issues were strong and higher while
others declined.
STATE SECURITIEs-Qulct.
STOCKS Opened irregular, but in
the main higher. The leading feature
was Pacific Mail, which advanced from
34s to 1853; Michigan Central rose from
So to 5j4, and Lake Shore from 523 to
53!. Market was firm until near the close,
when there was a general reaction OF ! TO
4 per cent. from the highest point, and !
to II per cent. in Atlantic and Pacific
prcteraed. Missouri Pacific and Mlghi-
gan Central and PacIfic Mail advanced
to 363, reacted to 36i and closed at @6s.
The rise in this stock was based on ru-
mors that the company had sold their line
VI wooden Ssde wheel steamers in the
Japan trade, for seven hundred and fifty
thousand dallars, but nothing could
be ascertancd in regard to the
rumor. Lake Shore reached TO 81 closln Z
at 53l Atlantic and Pacific declined from
lOI to 10; Missouri Pacific from 45i to
IL, and Michigan Central troh
55B to 81. The transactions on the
Stock Exchange were III, 900 shares, of
which $4,000 were Pacific Mail, 1900
Western Union; 1900 Northwestern;
5000 Erie; 10000 Lake Shore; and 5000
OhiOs.
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CHICAGO, september 2S.-The Board
of Education tonight, with but one dis
senting vote discard the Bible from the
public schools of this city.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, September 2S.-MoNEY-
Market easy at l!@2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5!@7 per cent. Gus
toms receipts $3OSOO0. Praduce exports
81, 100000 The assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $500 Clesrings Sl0O0O,OOO
Bankers bills 479G4S24.
GoLD-Opened at llG3; advanced to
IL, and closed at llG, The rates pad
for borrowing were 3-64, l-32 and l.G4
per cent per diem.
GOYERNMENTS-Fir
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the Peace. Accountant, business ana PIu-
iu>sIoual man, needs tor iillug IN u "unN"-
nirnt. neat and orderly manner all kinds
of business papers. letters, Gc, i The Pat
cnf r. astic, Expansion FILE ENVELOPE,
l,.' D. and inch expansion. SHmpi"
packages, q ot each ~lZr. sent postpaid on
receipt Of 30 cents. Address j. II. WILL
LI~TON ~ Co., sole Manufacturers, Marion,
OHIO. Srp2i-iu
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FOREIGN.
Destructive Flood In Ireland.

LONDON, September 2S.-A destruc'
tive flood occurred yesterday, during the
gale, in the valley Of the Lee, Ireland
The river rose several feet and inundated
portion of the city of Cork. and the
country for miles around, and occasioned
immense DAMAGE To DrOperty.
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"Erautiiul" charming" "Oh, how
lovely" "What are they WORTH" ~.
such are the ordinations of Those " ho
>rr th, large, elegant new Chromps pro-
ducrd by thr European and American
Chrome Publishing GO. Every one VIII
want them. II requires no talking To- sill
the pictures; they speak Tor themselves.
CahVa~ScrS. agents, and IadiicS and gentle
men out oi"mplry rym"ut, viii md this tho
best opening ever offered Ia make money.
FOR u,l paTticu .tIS send stamp tOr conf
DENTAL circular. Address +. GI EANDN
~ Co, rs Washington street, Boston, Mas.
NFItI--ft
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At'hrrling 2eglstrr.

COLD closed in New York yesterday
s.. .ly,.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
1iCnnond.

SfsN- IJ.N lNSfl 40
Winter Course Of Lectures begin October
l>t, and clos. Ia i've months. Full "our~"
of Medical instruction 10y tn" Faculty,
and daily system ut examinations by ia"
Adjunct Faculty. PruicN>g"s fees, sI@.
PHARMACY course, 80. Bench larry Ticket,
So. FOR ull particulars II e dialogue "l'-
pIv to !. y. McDAM, VI. j.. No. AO Gfac"
~t., Richmond, Va, Dean Of IA" Faculty.
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German MoncJ Market.

LONDON, September 2S.-Thc Daily
Nc,rs in a financial article says: The
condition of the German Money market
has become most peculiar. Accounts
ircm Berlin speak of the extraordinary
tightne-s OF money there. The minimum
in the discount market has advanced to
per cent or quite up to our rate Of dis
count; and the withdrawal of bullion
from the Bank of Prussia has been such
Us to raise the expectation that the rate
of discount is to be advanced.
Germany is carrying through
a great transfer notion IN
her money system, and this tight
ness is the price paid. In addition to es.
tablishing uniiorm.goId standard for II
varying silver standard, which formerly
existed, an alteration which will come
into operation on New Years Day next,
and u uniform system of token money, the
government has simultaneously altered
the whole of the currency and banking
legislation. 1t is the foregoing change in
prlces which is now felt
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, September Wheat,
Corn and Pctrolcum-ln nchangcd, Oats
Higher; No |, IjC.
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OURLEWIS LETTER.

hat Ion Thinks Of Captain wilson
An Innocent and Unwary Old Man
Who has been EnIrapPCd into Run
ming for "a Position He did nO'
wEnt-Hc should be Gently Dispos-
ed rPersOnRI-The Fnir-"Sub-
bins"
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Accident To "a Resident OF Steubcn.
yilIc.

The first accident to the limited mail
train happened to the section which lcf;
this city at six clock last evening over
the Pittsburgh, Cleveland and St Louis
Railroad. Edward Mckinney, II pas
senger from DAYTON, WAS thrown from
the platform near Lock Il, Ohio, and fell
under the wheels, the train passing over
him, crushing the back part Of his head
and injurng him so that he cannct re-
cover. He lay Tor five hours, when he
was picked up by the express train east,
the engineer of which heard his cries
and brought to his home IN S;eubenyi.le
Senator wallace on Resumption.
CLEARrIELp, PA, September 2S.-t.
: Senator Wallace, in speech tonight,
said we could not resume specie pay
aient in 1879, because no preparation
has been made for it, and this condition
must precede. TIE statutes OF the Erie
rlatform do not mean the indefinite
postponement Of specie payments, bat ii'
whole thought is ease on the oyertaNrd
people. Give the people time to rest
from this exhaustlng labor. Economy
III the administration, mustopen the door
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LONDON, September 2S.-Rcv. DR..
Newman Hail. i'll thepresence of select
company laid the crowning stone Of
the Lincoln memorial tower adjoing the
New Surrey Chapel. The tower is de-
signed as "A memorial Of the abolition Of
slavery and bond of brotherhood between
England and America.
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DIsscnsions Among the CarIists.

MADRID, September 2S.-lt is reported
that disscnsions have occurred among
the Carlist leaders Doncgaray, Mendira
and Perula which Don Carlos himself Is
unable to reconcile. The Carilst leader
Gamandc, has been defeated at Castillo.
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