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A WOMAN NhV>f MOTHER UssD t. casey
LOVE LErTEHs FoR lord RYno~ r~ars-
ITS An ENCLTSH FORTUNE
Just above the Leighton depot. hefwee-r
TIE railroad ard the river. GA = small And
cOmiCTtlCSs- hooking hut. lives Geo Raworth
an En- 81 hnau. wbC carries on asmali truck
tsrn- His wifcs ma idcn name was Rarker
sha her mother was one ~ a family ~ five.
John Holmes, who died some eighteen
months axe, l. one OF the cousins children Of
~ = ishllty AMI his property i 10 b dividet
shloi ms cousins. Mrs.. Raworih some
.this aEo reNflNeo notincstion that John was
dead and uat she was one of his heirs Win
t;e notlncation came q blank mower Of a.
tornSy, whlch she signed and returned, aaH
iasi January received her portion OF the pro-
ceecS nom the sale OF the personal prot.srtv-
Il The Holmes estate. How much nlts sbsr,.
amounts 10 She seems unwilling 10 state.
hut says the personal property brought absut
thirty thousand pounds. The real property
las not been settled yet. but Is estimated az
nom eighty thousand pounds upwari. or
about four hun rei thousand dollars How
much 81 this Will be her share Mrs. Raworttr
VIII not give an estimate. hut saws She VIII
rot need to work any moro. The family a "a
Considerably further nom poverty nov than
Their appearance and mauner wouli tnit-
cate. For this little farm they pa 4 SOMA
s4Fo, and claim that n has nearly doublef
la value IN the four years since they bought
IL Tie h'iTesS appears - be about drV
leSrs of age. viii Der husband she came 10
tiil> country IN 1871. lived in Bureau county,
since TIN on tie truck farm az Leighton.
MIR. kaWorfh attends market here rpsrl-
ANY ll AL on TUCK wagon ana fRr wears
las been seldom missed from among The
NeideTs 81 PRO nee. Her share OF the Holmes
estate Is - timated 10 b. about $50 Oa. ON
Other sur scots than that 81 her fortune she =
cutie con niuHicstive. Her mothers family.
SIC says, v ere near rCighhOrs of Isord Byron.
AZ her mother ana the poet were school,
mates. Is un and MARY Cheworfh. Tia
'"ckhl.r a. a wealthy gentleman. u viii To
rtm' u b,lti, were only prevented from mar
thee by ne stern opposition OF the laiy's
iatheI. He forbade Mary 20 see or conuiu-
ulcate with Byron; bat Mrs. Rsworth's
no.her uNet To caI.- the tender mf>siVfS
eack anu iOr' n nuu so a CORES pOudeuce was
ifr some lime KEPT mp without being sus-
ltc'cd. Bur Tie la'crUal Chewprth'S ofnO-
sltion prevail. ed and Mary Afterwards mar
red man who proved To- be even moe Wflf
ana reckless han by ron, " hose Wild and dis
Solute ways had hHtn the cause of Mr. Che
wcrih'S opposition. Byror's poettcal trihutl
70 Mary viii be- remembered by an. Mrs.
Raworth also tells, with evident SafiSfse>-
lion, u at tu her youth she knew Ryruu's
Gu1C's1
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PoLITICAL ADVICE FROM THE ALTAR
The Roman Catholic priests In the neishbor-
hood OF Morristown, n. j., from their pulplts
on Sunday called upon each Catholic voter
to the state constitution. These relate 10 the
public schools, forbidding the appropriation
OF public moneys for sectarian Institutions
There is considerable excitement and n is
said the Protestants will gather In force 10
vote in favor OF the amendments above speci-
OF
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AN GEIRFSS ABDCCTFD-Mrs. George @
Nissan, wife OF Or. George e. Nissan 81
Jamaica, died last week, leaving a daughter
ABOUT seven years OF age, that fell heir TO
Sl5,OO0 Yesterday the father applied - the
surrogate OF Queens county to have a guar
dian appointed for his daughter, aud c..
aaron "A. Desrauw was so appointed. WI 4
ever, IL could not be found. he was infor led
by MI and Mrs. Louns berry the chIld's .ncIe
ana aunt, that she had been stolen. Col.
Degrauw will apply for a writ OF habs IS cor
pus 10 compel the Lounsberrys 10 produce
the cLlld.-M Y SIM 4fh
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MENTS.-A correspondent from NCireary
dlst1Ict writes Of an accident which recently
occurred at wedding 40 that place. \ TIER
the SolOmnilatiOn OF the nuptial cerem ay
the Clergyman, in accordance with a zine
nonored custom, proceeded 10 impress upon
the cheek of the blUshiug bride "A chas.e.
clerical salute, when the bridegroom sudden
thrust his newly-wei1td wife aside ali as
summed belligerent attitude toward the AS
founded gospel eNpOUnter. For "a time The
utmost confusion prevailed, but II was inal-
~ explained 10 the indignant groom that tue
Eiss was not OF psroX ySmal kind, bur a
strictly orthodox SaiUte. when he became
p&c.Lyo.- IHfrtEQ ee7,ffFfE
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GEORGIA PRICES The T.as--sn5a f,

GEoEG IA PFICFs.-The Lagrange ga
KepoTlef says As an evidence OF the Srsr
city OF money Ia this country we give tr.
IollOWi!S a'cuu IL %! prices paid :Dr SD.le
articles a The late i'r. bu S.Hiil's. GA last
Monday: Cool mules sod for - each: grgi
horses at The same price; oxen sold for -
each; young COWS, with calves, brought -
anu s3.25, good twO-hOrSe wagon went for
8, and a log cart, with irons, iOr II. Wheat
sold for 20 GEMS a bushel. a rev buggy AID
harness brought SIS and carriage aud har-
ness s.. y horse collar was the higBest ar
tIcle sold. bringing Si.SO-almoSt as much a.
an OK: These sales were made on sixty DAYS
time"
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~ The sea serpent Is reported 10 have es-
lablshed branch Ciiice in Lake Ontario.
70 Carilnal McCloS6ey ia expected ID ar
rive at Rome 70 dag.
- Ex-SpeaBer Blaine has evidently de-
terinlned 10 take the stump in earne-.
EFThat's good moose from Arkansas. Six
mCnderers al hanged at once.
sF-Gen. Garfield is hopeful that the repub-
majority"
rSrThe North Carolina convention met
yesterday. Two ballots were hai for presi-
cent, but without reSui5.
~ The governor OF RentuclSy has made q
six months Old baby colunel. or hlfantrys
OF course.
E9-Havre &c Grace, Maryland, eaJoyef
heavy hail storm yesterday which Cid great
damage 10 the growing crops.
ES-HoD. Thomas Talbot has withdrawf
from the gubernatorial contest in Massacau-
sets.
vAnother large lot OF Mennonites arriver
I'm New York Saturday, making 500 now in
that city, on their way 10 Dakota The a
brought with them Se3,0J0 In gold.
~ Long leland is celebrated for arffnclay
Trout streams, and over one million OF do
lars is Invested In the propagstioa az m,
fish.
IAt the Lexington, KY, races yesteniao
there was The fastest running time ever M ~
in E4l.
R9-The New York board OF alderman vas-
terday adopted the report Of the rapid traasis
commission, after stormy session, by =
vote OF u TO 6.
fVTennyson never smokes any but yIr-
ginia tobacco. The late John r. ThorupSor
Kept blm supplied with The best the marked
afforded.
f|Anatomist Nash, OF the uni verytty OF
fennsylvania, reports bear movement an
SKELETONS, which are usually worth $50, bue
are now quoted al s35.
- The Hon. e. =. Cox will give specimens
OF Legislative bum0r," OF which he has per-
sonal knowledge, In the forthcomlng aar-
pers Monthly.
UPrince Bisn1arck's health rs reported IA
beexcellent bis neuralgia having entirely dis
appeared. The prince a. still withdra WI frorv,
public affairs, and engaged IN home emnlov-
menfs, managing hfs estates, and fncreasS,,sr
them by The addition Of the Surrounding
arms.
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A BLAST THAT SAVED A CAPTAIy.-Capt.
Hugh DAILY, OF the canal boat Venture, lying
at the foot OF Warren street, Jersey City.
while walking the deck early Inday morn
ing, was hailed by two men in row boat.
who asked whether they might cross his
vessel TO gain the landing. The captain as
sisted the men On board, and ore OF them
seized him by the throat, while the other
attempted 10 adjust a pair OF handouts on
his wrists. AT that moment the blast from
the cTucible works chimney in Essex street
lighted up the deck, and the men leaped into
the bOaL and eScappi NN
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THE QUESTION OF HELMBoLD's SANITY.
Ii. I. Helmbold, of patent medicine success
and failure has been again in the PennsyI-
vania Asylum for the Insane-taken there a
few weeks ago from Long Branch, where he
had rejoined his family. On Thursday "a
writ of habeas corpus was secured in his be-
half, and DIR: kfrkbridge OF the asylum was
required by 1t 10 show why he should not be
discharged as sane. Judge Elcock, before
whom the case came, heard the testimonv
and discharged him. He is now In New York
city, and he declares that he will soon sue
the persons who put him In the asylum for
kidnappiug.
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AN INTERNATIONAL MARITIME CUES
TON OF great Importance and delicacy has
arisen between Great Britain and the United
states. Some time ago the American ship
Gilbert &. Irufant, supposed TO nail from
New York, was sold while at Liverpool to
British owners. The American Consul at
LiyeI pool held that The sale was not ale IN
pursuance OF United States law, refused 70
sanction he sale, and reported the facts e.
Minister Schenck. Correspondence followed
between Minister ScheEck AMI Earl Derby.
the former cOntending that the sale was lille
gal, and protesting against the issue OF Brit
iSh raIe Earl Derby holds that the sale
was IL strict conformity with the admiralty
laws Of England, and therefore the govern
meEt could not withhold from the Shio the
ntc ssary papers. The Truf4nt was ac ,orI-
tngly Transferred 20 the British flag aud reg
lister Secretary Fish presented tue case t.
the Secretary OF the Treasury, and requested
that The snip be detained If found within the
jurisdiction OF the United States. Secretary
Brls;cW has issued orders TO that effect -
collectors OF customs.
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THE CLI-STcN RIOT Reported O4'rr0rz On
Co3Crad H8.-The telegraph brings aIIiifopaI
details OF the recent riot at Clinton. No
nom which il appears that the fight Wa
caused ~ an attempt ou the part OF a colOrei
marshal 10 take bottle OF wnisiy f1nm :,
white man, a law OF the town pIohibitiag TIE
sale OF liquor in the place. Five whites arr
reported Killed and about 10 negroes. Reports
from me disturbed district say that the ne
groes are being shot down wherever they an
pear by bands OF white men who are prawI-
ing around the country i'm search OF them
arc reign OF terror appears to have been
I.6uguraied which the county officers are
either unwilling or unable to Suppress. 4
laIef dispatch from Clinton saws. Ab1ui %
IegrCeS have been killed and many wounded
hlleS Ho!d possession OF the town, and
TIE negroes have scattered in al directions
Inc Ieacers are said 10 be in Jackson. Tho
governor has called on Gen. Geary. chair
m"h Of The democratic executive committee
To assist in restoring order
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EUROPEAN ARMIES-The STRENGTH lf,tf An
rUol CoSt.-The following is complete state
ment OF the military strength OF the various
nations of Europe at the present moment
$500; Belgium, As 900; Denmark, b4.O0O:
Spain, 10000; France, 1,7O6,O0O Greece,
51,0C0; Italy, 3GO, coo; Holland 100 0CO; Portu,
gal 49, 900; Russia, $50 900; Sweden, 100 600;
Switzerland, 1sO, COO; Turkey, 500. OOO' Total
son 200 men; total cost per annum, $685.
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WEsTERyELT AND CHARLIE RoSs.-The
plans OF the prosecution In the Charlie Ross
Trial are becoming more apparent, and there
cess. A tolefable close web OF evidence is
gathering around Westervelt, showing not
so much his connection with the add Iction
as With series OF subsequent eforts-unfor-
tunateiy too successful-in misleading in
Quiry.-PhR. Citu Item.
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COMPARATIVE SPACE OF INTERNATIONAL,
EXHIBITIoNs.-A correspondent of the New
York World, writing from PHILADELPHIA in
following as the space occupied by the diff
ferent International exhibitions Vienna
(all courts covered, Sc 10 acres; Vienna, mo
courts covered, ) 80 $40 acres; Paris, 1861. 81
acres; London, 1862, Is 6 10 acres; london.
1851, q acres; and Philadelpnia, Is acres
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DEATH OF A MILLIoNAIRE King
a well known citizen OF Providence, r.. r
died on Thursday. BE was well known In
all the leading centers Of the country He
amassed a fortune In the tea and silk trade
In China, and was one OF the most active
business men OF the day. His wealth is estf-
mated at $500, COO. In Newport alone he
paid a tax OF nearly 50 900.
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ASOTHER DARING BANK ROBBERV
bold and successful robbery was pe~pelra A
at Huntington, W. Va. yesterday. TIa
Gas her Of the bank at that place beIng al0r5
at noon, three men entered Jle bulldog and
with revOlvers at his head, compelled hi IA 2.
open the SAFE, nom which they took $1,000.
A c0lOred man who happened IN at tie TINA
was also Threatened with instant death II re
made any Outcry. NOtyi ,EStauding that
8n alarm was raised after the rob Jssrs left
the bank, they sUCcee iod IN getting away
with their booty.
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A FAITHFUL DoG.-Wdile William Wat
son, OF York county, Pa, was crossing a
corn feld bis CUR vas accidentally discharg-
go anu MS mead blown To pieces. His dog
guarded the Doc y for Ave DAYS driving way
TIE BIRDS that had collected round il and
nnally attracted the attention OF the neigh-
Dors by running hume, devouring a hasty
meai favenousiy and hurIying back 20 his
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CONSERVATIVE NoMINATIoNs IN RICH
N0ND, NA.-At the conservative primary
election In Richmond, Va, on Friday last,
Gen. Bradley T. Johnson and w. +. Tanner
were nominated by large majorities for the
state senate, and Judge w. w. Crump, VIM.
s. Gilman, W. +. NJ. Kellam, James II. Doo-
ley, and Charles u. Williams for the house
OF delegates. This will be the ablest deiega-
ton Richmond has had in the legislature
since the war,
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A COMPLIMENTARY BANQUET was given
Delmonico's last night. Speeches We're made
by Mayor Wickham, Colonel Gildersleeve,
Judge Barrett, Vice President Wilson, Gen.
eral HaWley and others
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Sudden Collapse OF the Turkish I'm.
surrection.
tOSSIAN1lNOPLE, Sept. 7.-Ortcr n
again been completely established in Bosu
and almost restored i'm HERZEGOVINA
The khOkand Rebels Defeated.

IT. TkTkK-B RIO, Sept. "A Telegram has
been received from Gen'l Kaufman. com
manding the Russian expedition against the
hhokand rebels, announcing that a battle
was fought on The 4h instant, when the Rus
SLAMS completely defeated force of the
rebels, numbering 10000, who occupied a
fortified position, which General GolOya tchod
stoTlled The enemy was pursued fifteen
Nersts, and many of them were killCI and
drowned In the Amir Daria river. Several
guns ard quantity of war material were
captured The losses OF the Russians were
inconsicerable. Gen1 Hartmann will CON
tlnGe MS advance against the rebels when
his means Of transportation arrive from
kOdshelt.
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Tire Peach Shtomeut.

PHlLADELPHIA, Sept. The agents Of
the American line of steamers have the fol
lowing from Liverpool Peaches per Ohio
were rotten on arrival, but kept In perfect
supply was exhausted on the 18th Angus -
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1Tbe newly appointed minister OF Rus
STA TO tbe United States, M. Shichken. fla :
passed through Eerlin ON his way 20 WASH
iLgton.
~ The Tennessee dog tax yielded $50, 900
last year, the state thus putting into one
pocket p portion OF what went out OF the
other Ia damage TO the wool Industry.
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a BURGLAR SHOT AMP CAPruREn-A
burglar was shot at Great Valley, Catfarau-
gas county, y. Y, Saturday. after a despe-
I;tte resistance and an attempt To escape.
The ball took effect In the leg, breaking the
bone. Ills name is John Weston, and he had
Deen loahng about the place all summer.
An aceomplice escaped. Goods to a large
amount were found in the store packed uD
ready for removal. The neighbOrhOOd is
mucn excited about the affair, and rejoice at
the capture.
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FIGHT WITH INDIANS. A Denver de
81 atch says that fight, lasting twenty-sev-
en- hours, occurred on the 18th ult., between
Gardner and Gennett's party of Prof. Hay
Gems surveying expedition and a band of
Sierra Iasal Utes. The explorers lost all
their baggage and nearly all their provisions
No lives were lost on the part OF the whites
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ANOTHER MAN WITH A BULLET IN YIIs
BkAIN.-Henry MllllngtOn, who shot h M
SELF four times In his nome at - Hamilton
street, Bro Oklyn. on Thursday afternoon is
SIN III a critical condition In the city hos
pltaL ON closer examination, the doc Ors
have discovered that three of the tOur balls
glanced nom the bOiy, making only flesh
wounds, while the fourth is imbeid Il Ia the
brain. There are already some predictions
as 10 bis recovery the case being somewhat
similar 10 that Of Carruth. the Vineland N
j. editor, who carries a bullet in his brain.
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WHISKY And THE WATERING PLACES
Most OF the hotel proprietOrs at Long Branch
nave made money this season, ana the Ocean
apparently had its share Of the patronage
All OF them, however, have felt the loss OF
revenue from the barToOms. In the seasons
OF Flsk's and Helmbold splurging, when
money was plenty, the sale of wines and
liquors at bars and in the dining rooms was
enormous in quantity, and at Very high
prices. This year, although the number of
guests has been equal. there has been vastly
less tipping. A quieter mode of living has
been the rule, and lavish expenditure the
rare exception.-M Y SIM 7th.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE RECEIPTS O-day were, from internal
revenue, s2S1, 63l.95; from customs, S4s6, 72OO2.
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sIA petition has been sent to the governor
murderer Of Jim Fisk.
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FIVE MORE PUsTMAsTERs have been dis
missed for misapPropriation of postage
stamps, and the cases of about three hundred
more are under advisement, many OF whom
VIII be removed.
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PEEsONAL.-W. W. Corc0Tan, Vice Presi-
dent Wilson, and Mr.. Trench, of the British
legation, were IN New York yesterday
-'-'MOncure u. Conway, after many yea -
residence in England, has returned TO this
country 10 undertake "A lerturiuG tour. Al
present he Is stay ing in New York. mfr
David =. Porter, son of Admiral -. d POr-
ter, sailed Saturday en- rOu Ce to Egypt, wi ere
ne VIII accept position on the staff Of the
khedlve. The marriage of Mr.. Joseph
u. M!lans, OF this city, and Miss Lille A.
McPGerson, Of Landisburg. Pa. is announced
70 take place on Sept. 18th. -'.AdinjTa,
GOltsborOugh is somewhat better, although
still dangerously sick "A pri vate letter
CrddO, % his son, sta ties that the affection Of
the throat which troubled him somewhat
during the canvass OF last year, has almost
wholly passed away, and that his restoration
TO health is complete. senator Paddock
of Nebraska, is III the city, and is stopping
at Willard : hotel.
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GORDON And LAMAR Al HOLLY SPRINGS
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kilograms to The Star.

THE TURKISH REBELLION.
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\ NINDICTivE KnEk NORTH CARO-
LlNA.-Dn tse 18Th instant, n Haywood
county, y. G, a young mau named strange.
= son 81 Robert Strange, "a leading awyer of
W llnlnEion, y. c, shot and killed James
Murray, under tire 10 lowing circums ,anceS.
Murray bad been engaged "a haul a party 4,
a nshing excursion. aud. b-iug behind tifne
strange TOLD him he ought q have come
sooner. Murray replied taat he cauld not
strange told him that he was a liar. Murray
said, You are another" Tie matter vas
hushod here, o. be revived at Cove creek
where a carriage broke down. Strange went
20 me carnage aut asked young Bridgers,
son q. Hon. Robert AZ Rridg-rS. praSi Ie.lf az
ne MllminEto u ana Weldon railroad COM
Iany, 'or pistol, saying mat ne would Sat-
re thal matter now, and walked up % Muir
ray and slot him IN TIE breast. killing him
instantly. IL Was wifi great difficulty that
the people were prevented from lyuch!ug
Strange. The fathers of both young men
have gone To their relief The young men
are q nOUt twenty years Of age, and are nov
In jail awaiting trial.
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THE GoSS CAsE.-It IS underS TODD thai
NE case of Alexander {. GoSs. pending 4.
The United States Circuit Court. VINO /,
charged with conspiring TO defraud the in
surauce companies who had insured the lsfl
81 W. ; Goss, who was murdered by W +
lCderZook, viii be stetted al the September
term OF the court II viii be rememb here!
mat TIE case was tried once and the Jury
Ialled 10 agree, Goss being released on bail
lot bis appearance when wanted. A promo
sluon has been made that in view of the nro-
poser Aetue ment OF the case against GaSs.
that the policies on the life OF mis- brcfl,sr
Wh!ch are being contested by the iuSurau,.,.
companies upon the ground that the en- arret
IthnSlLs taken rom the burned binding on
ule 1oIh road, February 3, lSI2, were not
those OF the insured man. shall be suy ne.
0eIeu. THIS agreement a. &. GOss who holds
tle policies, which are in favor of Mrs W :
HosS' viii hOt accept, TO matter what may
be the action IN his case II was unIersf,',;
however, by counsel that tie cases sbpulI
terminate IN this way.-Bp3'. etn tn
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ORDER BEING RESTORED
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TIE ALABAMA com .IfUt iOnal convention,
net st Montgomery veStcr isy. & sneral l.
i. Walker, a sou o. the pres. dent OF the con-
venuon OF ISIS, uplcr Which Alabama was
admitted into The CEiOu, was chosen presi-
dent by accl3iUafion. nlubiicans and dem -
Gratis all voting Tor him.
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THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY to-
day transferred SG00.G0n in gold 20 San Fran
cisco. The applications for such transfers
asgre gate - goo O00.
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THE sCULL RACE between Frank Dem
marsh and E. Powell, both of Pittsburg,
took place on the lower course of the Ohio
n yer, near Wheeling, w. Va, on Saturday,
and was witnessed by fully 5000 people
Distance three miles. Denmarsh won by
thre boat lengths; time, 2225
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~ The Mercantile bank of Norfolk sus-
pended Saturday afternoon. 1t is claimed
the assets viii cover the liabilities.
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Mons. Sept. "A tram bearing the Ger
man pilgrims TO LourteS. who reached hero
last night. started from the station at noon
10 DAY. There was great crowd al the STA
ton. and the burgomaster, with a large force
OF Police, was present, but there was no dis
turbance, shouting or demonstration.
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REUNION OF INDIANA SOLDIERS.-Tn
so dieTs' reunion at Rockville, Indiana, il an
oVeI"heImlhg success. Nearly nine thou
sand persons were present yesterday. Gen
charles Crafts, OF Tcrre Haute, IS ian com
mand OF the camp. Gen. Sherman, Senator
morton and Others arrived at O'CLOCK p. M.
ano We're escorted to The camp by all the sol
dters, led by Col. Osborn, of Illinois ThoS
\. Rice OF behalf of the citizens, welcomed
The General and Senator Morton, who both
responded briefly, amid cheers. The eve
ming was deXOted % addresses