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OMAHA, September 2S.-A mail train
which left Chicago on Sunday night, the
Goth inst, on the Chicago, burlington 4
Quincy lIailroad was thrown down II
steep cmbankment two miles east Of
Woodburn, Iowa, by the spreading Of the
track or twisted rail about . +. NJ. yes.
tcrday. The train consisted Of three
coaches, two baggage cars and car con.
tanning n pair Of valuable horses. All
but the latter and the engine rolled down
the cmbankment, making two or three
revolutions. James Powers, n section
foreman, was instantly killed, and about
fifty psascngers more or less injured.
One lady, name unknown, had ri6 and
leg broken; this is said to he the worst
case. All the others but two are doing
we'll. Every care and attention possible
is being chcerfully rendered by the rail.
road company. Those who are not will.
ing or able to move are at Woodburn.
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TnE McMEcuES WILL CAsE.-A pre-.
Ilminary argument took place in the Cir.
cult Court at Moundsville on Monday in
this case. The case came before Judge
Melvin on an appeal from the probate be-
lore the Clerk Of the County Court, the
question being whether the appeal should
De heard before the Judge or before n
Jury The Judge decided that he himself
and nola Jury would hear the ease next
Monday The lawyers in the case are Il.
II. Holiday, Esq, for the contestant,
llr McMcchcn) and Messrs. Lamb and
fcniIeton Tor the will.
A'i' already known, the contestant al.
Iesc' improper influence upon the testa-
"f tie late Shepherd McNIcchCn, in
making hi' will. The will was made
0ofoE the last hour or two Of his life,
anu wac written out by j. II. Good, E'Qy
olihI' city whose children are beneficial.
'e' under the will in case any personal
property shall remain after the payment
olall deht'nnd claims against the estate.
'nc estate ia supposed to he worth close
upon >IOlOOo, about 100000 Of which is
'cA'y and the balance personal proper
fN
w. Olthi' estate the widow was left n
.ue interest in realty to the extent Of say
S"oOD but no provision was made for
'N I'VE "ochlldrcn. The remainder OF the
estate w" brlucathcd to various parties,
,noos them James H. McNIcchen, Capt,
Nm It'tasonoithc late Judge Caldwell,
-" No1ui'yillc, aud other persons. 1t
,sS"' that the widow did not take immc-
"'a'e exception to the terms Of the will,
g"'cc1mo an cudorser on the bond Of the
Executor, 1t sccml also that Shepherd
NcHcohcn in his life time hal expressed
"'N'eIl determined in his will to make
amend' to his brothers and sistcrs, or
'ne'r representatives., for what he con.
"acredunduc iavoritism towards himself
V"'oc part OF his father, in having left
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ST. Lotus, September gs.-R. X. Turn.
err whose arrest and conveyance to Cali.
iornia, Mo-, charged with forging deeds to
large quantities Of land, was reported u
few days ago, publishes card in which
he says that his prosecution in this case
il carried on by parties interested in n
suit Of Cicclmcnt involving half a million
Of dollars worth Of property in Chicago,
and not by the people Of the State Of
Missouri, and that this prosecution Is in.
tended to influence litigation in Chicago.
LOUISVILLE, September 2s.-wcathcr
clear and pleasant. Arrivcd-Charlic
Bowen and tow, from pOmeroy. De.
parted-Same River rising; 8 feet In
canal and feet on falls.
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lhllllIIlNrH.

BALTIMORE, September 2S. FlOur-DVll;
western Superiinc 81 2jaj OO Rio brands
81 5OnG7 -; other grades unchanged Wheat
Firm and unchanged. COrn-ACtive;
western mixed nt 6iHc. Onts-ScarCe and
lirmcr; western white at jOaj2c; mixed 40
aISr. Ryc-Dull Nnd nOmnally unchanged.
Hay Steady; Maryland and Pennsylvania
timothy $g5n2jO0 PrOviSiOns-StrOng and
higher. Pork-Scarcc and higher At $g3 20
a23 ~. Hulk McaiS-NOminal; shoulders
At 81 ingH ~; clcAr rib sides igAc, loose. lin.
cOn-Aclivc; shoulders lOalOhc clear rib
sides lie; hams ljl4alGc. Lard-iirm; re-
lincdat IKE. lIuttcr-UnchangCd. PetrO.
lcum Strong; crude at G2IaO74c; refined
l3Acbd. CoIlcc-tluiet, but firm and I'M.
changed. Whisky--Dull and nOminally
at II IS.
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Allegheny GnItIe.

EAST LlnEErY, September 9S.-CArrLE
Receipts to-day l,j30 head, or Is ears Of
through stock and u for sale here. Mar.
kct dull, with fair supply and prices
about the same ns last week Best 81 30 tO
81 10; medium to good s. 80 to 81 %; com
mon to fair 81 90 to 800; stockcrs aud
feeders 81 80 to 81 %; bulls 81 10 to So 80;
Texas 81 90 to 81 30.
llOGs-lIcceipts today ,iSj head. York.
crs s. 90 to $3.50; rhiladCIphias ~ % to
80 90.
snEEI-lIcccipts to-day 1900 head; sell
ing at 81 % to 81 90.
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BGLLNtRE IOCAIs.-It IL said that
some one iS circulating aud soliciting
signatures to opctiton asking for the re.
m6val Of the post office from its present
stand to the new brick building now ap.
preaching completion at the corner o,
Belmont and Thirty.sccond Streets oppo.
site the city jail,
The Clipper Base HALL club Of this city
have not vet gotten over their desire to
plny game with the Standards. The
latter indeed owe the former q return
game, and our boys would be glad to play
Il, ~ they feel confident that they can
beat II fair game il played. We will
guarantee that II the Wheeling boys
come down they will be treated far more
fairly than our boys were in Wheeling.
Mrs. Rev. Jas. Alexander will deliver
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CiNCiSNATI, September 2s.- Cotton =
Quiet at l3c. FlOur-Stendy with mod.
crate demand. Wheat - Firm red held
at 81 3Oal 80. Corn-Dull ut jSaGOc. Oass
Dull ut 3Oaijc. lInrlcy-QniCt and I'm.
changed. lsye-Qulct at 7ja7sc. Pork
Dull At $g2 OOn22 lglI. Lnrd-Quiet; SUN.
mcr i395c; country kettle i3IGc. Bulk
Mcats-f'Irm; shoulders at SMC; clear rib
igLc; clear, none here. ilaCOn-Firm;
shoulders 93ic; short rib l3iIal3Nc; clear
sides scarce at l3jsaiic. Whisky-Firm
and in fair demand at 81 ~.
lIOGs-GOOd qualities scarce; good light
to medium heavy 81 7OaS %; good to extra
butchers IS g0aS 40.
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Cincinnati Horse nnd Mule Mar.
tFnN.

The sales at the Fifth street horse mark ct
for the past two weeks foot up 730 hcnd; for
the week just closed $40 head. The demand
now is principally for light horses to 60
South. Since our last report, two week,
ago, two ear loads were shipped to South
Carolina, prices $Sj to Si26; one ear load
to Macon, Ga, prices fGj to $50; one car
load to Atlanta Ga., $sj to Sl2O; one car
load to Alabama, $50 to $llj; one ear load
Of horses and mules to Baltimore $40 to
$l2j; two Gear load, OF plugs and com.
mon work horses to Kentucky, for railroad
grading al TO $40.
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WAR DRPARTMEST,
OPPlCR or TIIR CInEP SIGNAL ORPICBR, !
WATISGrOS, D. C., september 2o-l AN. J

WATISGroS, D. G., september @-l AN.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and Middle States
and lower lake region, clear or fair
weather and slight rising in temperature
during the day, with castcrly to sontherly
winds and slowly rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
clear or partly clondy and warmer
weather, with southeast to southwest
wind-, high barometer, and rain near the
Carolina coast.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley.
generally clear and warm, with southeast
tosouthwCst winds, and slight changes in
the barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region partly
cloudy and slightly warmer weather,
with cnstCrly to sontIcrly winds, a falling
barometer, and rain in the northern pOr-
tiOns Of Michigan and Wisconsin.
For the Upper Mississippi aud Lower
Missouri Valleys clear or fair weather
aud variable winds, shifting to northerly
aud westerly, followed by rising barome.
ter and lower temperature and light rains
In Minnesota.
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IIl,lIntirinhin.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2s.-Petro.
leun- Quiet; refined i3)sai3Nc; crude
held at ne. sccls-.Clover at l3al3ISc.
Flour-Old firm; weak for extra, $ja5 80.
Wheat Choice in fair request; new red
4 gjal 3i; new and old amber 81 3soi %.
Corn-Firmer; yellow 7ic; mixed 72a73c.
Onts-Dull and weak nj ijai9c. ltyc--gUc.
Buttcr-Firmcr; New York aud Bradford
county extras 32a3ic irsts 2s7ia3Oci rolls
and extras at 2Ga2Sc; tirN- 2ia2ic. Cheese
Improving; western fine iOnilc. Eggs
Quiet; western 27n2sc. Whisky-WestCrn
held nj 81 10
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, September IS
Two hundred editors from Missouri,
Kansas, Illinois, and other Western
States will arrive here tomorrow. They
come by invitation Of Col. j. NJ l.ough-
borough, Land Commissioner Of the 81.
Louis, Iron Mountain Il Southern Il. r.,
and Mcssrs. q. Il. Mills Il Co., real estate
brokers Of this city, for the purpose Of
looking at the State. After remaining
here until Thursday morning they will
visit Hot Springs and other points along
the various railroad lines OF the State.
Extensive preparations are being made
for their reception here.
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CnEYEsSE, W. r., September 2s.-Mr
Wulfjcn has just reached here from snv.
dcr's Rancho, on the Sabille, 50 miles
west Of Fort Laramie, and reports that on
Friday last four Indians came 10 the
rancho and stole seventeen head Of horses
and fired at the two herdsmcn who were
tending cattle near by, ball grazing one
Of the men. The Indians crossed the
North Platte with the stolen horses at
Balls Bend, going due north.
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TIM Register pays Il high compliment
to the intelligence and independence Of
Mcssrs. Lamb, Jacob aud StifeI, when ii
says that they were scduccd into voting
ior the bill locating the Capital Mt
Charleston, in 1869, by Capt. Wilson.
Such an excuse is little better than IL
gross insult to them, and We have no
doubt those gentlemen will properly ap-
prcrintc the dodge that is attempted at
theirrxpcnsr.
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TURKEY.
nrrLy TO rnrNcr MILAy's srErcn.

REPLY TO FRINGE MILAN's SPEECH.
BELGRADE, September 2S.-The ad.
dress in reply to Prince Milan's speech
prepared by the minority Of the Skupt-
schina has not yet been published. 1t Is
ascertNincd, however, that II demands mn
immediate declaration of war with Tur-
key, reform Of bureaucratic abuses, n
wholesale dismissal Of officials, and abso-
lutte liberty Of the press.
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NEW YORK, September 2S.-BusincsS
was fairly nCtivC with commission houses
in nearly all departments, and u liberal job.
bing distribution was effected. Richmond
and chocolate prints advanced TO 7aic,
maddCrs TO Sc, and Greys to SIC. Mason.
vile blenchCd shirtngs nre down IIc. Cot.
ton ilannels are very active and strong.
CasSimCres and overcoNtngs in better de,
mand. l'lannels mud blankets in steady
tnnMngI
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FRANCE.

PARIS, September 2S.-Advices received
here announce that extensive fires were
prevailing in the regency Of Tunis, Dor.
lcring on the province Of IMyellc.
Flames had spread across the frontier Of
French territory. Latest accounts say
that the fire was devastating the forests
Of lIarisalah, and that the village Of
Durivicr was threatened
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

INTERRUPTION OF THE DIRECT CABLE
LONDON, September 2S.-The authori
ties Of the direct cable announce that i
is interrupted in shallow water, There
pairing ship goes out Immediately.
AUGMENTISG ARTILLERY.
The Echo this evening says: We arr
informed that the Government has or
lercd considerable augmentation o
the artillery stationed at Singapore anC
Hong Kong.
DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD.
4 destructive 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 about, occa
sIoning immense damage to property
THE ISsuRRECTION.
The Times to-day has special from
Ragusa, in which it is said the general
position Of affairs in the insurrectionary
districts is unchanged. Turkish commu'
niCation is only maintained by strong
columns Of troops. The insurgents arc
increasing numerically, but they lack sup
plies.
FINANCIAL.
The Daily Ncms in financial article
says the the condition OF the German
money market has become most peculiar
The accounts from Berlin speak Of the
extraordinary tightncss Of money there,
the minimum in the discount market
has advanced to > per cent or quite up to
the bank rate Of discount, and the with.
drawal Of the bullion from the Bank OF
Prussia has been such as to raise the cx.
pectation that the rate Of discount is to
BE- advanced. Germany il carrying
through u great transformation in her
money system, and this tightness, ii the
price paid in addition to substituting the
uniform gold standard for the varying
silver standard, which formerly existed,
an alteration which will come into oper.
alton on New Years day next, and Il uni.
form system OF token money. The gov.
ernmcnt has simultaneously altered the
whole Of the currency and the banking
legislation. 1t is the foregoing change
pinch which isn0w felt,
THE CONDITION OF sERYIA.
A special from Vienna says that Servia
is in a pitiable condition. The next semi.
annual taxes are to be collected a month
earlier than usual because the State COi-
fers are empty. Great uneasincss pre-.
walls among the militia because they are
prevented two days weekly from tilling
the fields. In some districts there has
been tlmuIt5 and rebellions. The demand
Of the Scrvian merchants for u respite on
their bills causes bitterness here, the
creditors being principally AustriOns,
and some OF the papers demand the inter
ventiOn Of the Government.
Gpidcmics have appeared IN the Turk.
ish and insurgcntcamps.
Scryia in replying to Turkeys COM
plant about the Scrvians invading lIos-
nia declares her inability to restrain her
people any more than Austria, which has
not prevented at least n thousand Croats
from joining the IlerzcgOviNns.
CROwNING STONE OF LINCOLN MEMORIAL
TOWER LAID.
Rev. DR.. Newman Hall, in the presence
Of select company, to-day laid the
browning stone OF the Lincoln Memorial
Tower, adjoining the new Surrey Chapel.
The tower is designed ~ memorial Of
the abolition Of slavery and II bond Of
brotherhood between England and Amer
ion
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l,cllrr,ncnt N LcrnI Ten dcrs

WASHINGTON, Sept 2S.--'rhe Secretary
Of the Treasury has given directions for
the retirement Of $50 l,jSi Of the out.
standing lcgal.tenders that amount being
80 per cent Of the national bank Circula-
tiOn issued during the past month. Until
further orders the outstanding legal.
tenders will be $373,0il,l2i.
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SPAIN.

pIssENsIoNs AMONG CARlIsr LEADERS.
MADRID, September est Is reported
that disscnsions have occurred among
the Carlist leaders Dorrcgaray Mendira
and Pcrnla which Don Carlos himself Is
unable to reconcile.
The Carlist leader Gamandc has been
defeated at CASTILLO. in Catalonia.
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ITALY.


ItoME, Sept. 2S.-Cardinnl McCloskey
has received letter from Cardinal Cul-
lin announcing that the entire Irish
Episcopatc assembled at Maynooth has
adopted resolution Congratnlnting him
on his elevation to the sacred college.
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DcnnlarsII on Hand.

SrEURENvILLE, Sept, IS,
Editors Of the Intclllgenccri
Frank Denmarsh, the Oarsman who is
to row Pedgrift Of Chicago, on next
Thursday, arrived here with his boat
from Pittsburgh this morning, Charley
Miller, Of Wheeling, accompanies and
trains him. Il.
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Iumbcrlng Firm suspended,

ST. pAuL, MISS., September 2s.--Thc
large numbering firm OF j. Il G.. Robinson
Of Winona, made an assignment to-day.
Liabilities stated atSl3j,OOO; assctts $780,.
900. The unusual depression in the lum.
Der trade Is assigned n9 the cause Of the
failure.i
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Toledo.

ToLRDo, September 2S. Flour-De.
mnnd fair and market firm. Wheat-AC.
tive and advanced; No. > white Wabash
81 10; No. I white Michigan 81 q; No. 2,
81 II; amber Michigan spot and seller Oc.
tober 81 81; seller November 81 81. Corn
dull; low mixed seller October GOc. Oats
-Dull; 80. ., 3Sc; Michigan selcr! !scptem.
bcr 3sc; rejected 81 l3C.
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ISaiIrOn,I Accident.

CHICAGO, September 2S.-.A special
from Burlington, Iowa, says: An accident
il reported to have occurred on the lInr.
lington \ Mo. Il. X. yesterday, by which
one person was killed and thirty injured.
40 nnrliculars received ns vet.
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New ORLEANS, September g3.--Seyen.
teen barrels Of new Louisiana molasscs
we're received tOtlOy-the first Of the
season. The first new nollasscs last year
three barrels was received on the 9Th Of
nnInlnr
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Iitc I,oss IN tIr EmiIy Southnr,l.

NEw YORK, September gS.-A dis.
patch from Richmond, Maine, reports
that the Captain, his wife and fourteen
out Of n crew Of nineteen Of the ship
Emily Sonthard, were lost by the wreck.
ing Of that vessel on the English coast
four dnvs igO.
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PITTSBURGH, September 2s.-Wheat--
Firm and prices unchanged. Corn---Dull;
shcllcd 1On72c on trnck; Cat 73a7ic. PCtro.
lcum-Quiet; cruhct 81 70 At Parkers; re.
fined l3jsnl3Hc, Philadelphia delivery.
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his own right under the will and that
without so much as suggestion from him
his children were made beneiiciarics in
his stead.
The case Is one which, when it comes
to trial, must necessarily excite consider
able interest in Marshall county.
TIE latest appeal OF the Register to the
Democracy is to vote Tor Caldwell and
save the Ohio election. The election in
that State comes of five days after our
little sQuib on this side OF the river, and
it is fcarcd that panic may set in
among the followers Of "BiIlallCn'
in case they should hear OF CaId-
wells defeat. "Upon what slender
threads hang everlasting things" Just
to think Of the rout and ruin to the De-
mocracy that might cnsue in Ohio and
Pennsylvania over Alircd's defeat. First,
Ohio would give way, in October, and
then, reacted uponb by her Wis momentum,
Pennsylvania would give way in Novem-
Der, and then OF course the whole thing
would be gone, hook and line, bob and
=sinker. All in consequence Of Alfred's
defeat. lie is therefore the pivotal point
around which history is making and
tremendous events shaping themselves.
Like that other Little Corporal, whose
selection by "the Committee Of the Con-
vcntion" to the command Of the Army
Of Italy Changed the map Of Europe"
50 the selection here OF Alfred by the
small beer and ward politics convention,
may upset things for all time to come
in the United States. Therefore II is
highly important that something should
be done in his Casc--Cithcr that he should
be elected or defeated, and which ever We
do we shall no doubt always regret it
aitcrward. There Is u universal proprn-
sity among men to speculate upon the pos
sibIe consequences Of II different success
sion Of events from that which actually
occurred. For example, what would have
hccomc Of the world had Cromwell emf
grated to this country, Or Napoleon won
the battle Of Waterloo, or Burr been
rlrrtrl President nf the l'uitpl Sintps Or
Dan Rice elected to the Pennsylvania
Legislature, or j. lIuius Smith to the
Attorney GcneraIship Of West Virginia,
All these curious and highly spccula-
tive conjccturcs are unimportant in
comparison with the possible conse-
lucnccs Of At. Caldwell's defeat in this
momrnlous canvass. "Thc womb oi the
future is big with the fate Of Cesar
aud oi tomc.'
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Nrcnlnritins tho I'nbiic SclooiS.

CHICAGO, September 2s.--Thc Board
Of Education tonight, with but one die
scnting vote, discard the Bible from the
public schools Of this city.
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Marine Intelligence.

LoSpoS, September 9S.-SIcamslIip,
San Marcus and Atlas, from boston, and
Novarino, from New York, have arrived
nitl
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An INVITATION TO cARL scnunX.

A communication was received from
Senator Carl Schur1 declaring his ina.
bility, from pressure Of business, to adj
dress the Board on the subject Of finance
either on the llth, lgth or 18th Of next
month. The Board leIcgrOphcd him in
reply to name any day in October for
delivering an address.
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RAILROAD BONDS-ACtlve. The Pacific
issues were strong and higher, while the
others declined.
SToCHs-Opcncd irregular, but in the
main higher. The leading feature was Pa.
Ciin Mail, which advanced from 54Ss TO
3GA, Michigan Central rose from 6Sjs to
5jIs, and Lake Shore from 595s to 5S9S.
The market was firm until near the close,
when there was Il general reaction Of q to
u per cent from the highest point, and Il
to l 4 per cent in Atlantic X Pacific pre-.
ferrcd, Missouri Pacific, and Michigan Cen.
tral, Pacific Mail advanced to S6A, reacted
to 3G1 and closed ut 3G2S. The rise in this
stock was based on the rumOrs that the
company had sold their line Of wooden
side.wheel steamers in the Japan trade for
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
but nothing could be NScCrtaned in regard
to the rumOr. Lake Shore reacted TO 639S,
closing ut 53l4, Atlantic and Pacific de.
clined from lO1G 10. Missouri Pacific from
.ijh to n, and Michigan Central from 65h
to 81, The transactions at the Stock Ex.
change were III 900 shares, Of which o..
900 were Pacific Mail, 1900 Western
Union, 5000 Northwestern, 5000 Eric, 49,.
nnn I H.. SL.., ,,,I - nnn nLt,,
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FntniCIIstiaity.

HASEsviLLE, September %. - John
Stoneburncr was Instantly killed at the
Ohio Iron Company's furnace last night,
by the falling Of the gas stack.
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CLEVELAND, September 2s.-Wheat, Coru
and Petroleum Unchanged Oats-lligh.
Cr No. ut ijc.
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NEW YORK.


New York, September 2s,-Superin.
tcndent Geo. $. Bangs, Of the Postal
Service, this afternoon addressed the
members Of the Board Of Trade on the
matter Of running u fast evening mail
train from this city to the West. lie
said it was impracticablc and would not
be advantageous that the morning train
v,.vnI all nurnnyn,