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INDIAN TERRITORY.
Status Of COIOred People For.
nieFly Held M Slaves .-. The
Grand Council Condemns the
I'rOpOSitlOn 10 Open the Ter.
ritOry 10 White Settlement.

neFly Held IN slaves s-- The
Grand Council Condemns the
I'rODOSitIOn 10 open the Ter.
ritory 10 White Settlement.
MusCodEE, /. r., September 11.-Gen.
eral j. 7. c. Shanks, Special United States
Commissioner, arrived in the Territory
to-day. lie Is on his way to the Chicka-
saw Nation 10 attend their National
Council, now in session at TishoningO,
with view 10 settle the future status Of
the colored people held as slaves by the
Indians before emancipation. by pro-
vision Of the treaty Of 1866, the United
States agreed TO pay the Chocktaw and
Chickasaws the proceeds Of the sale Of
the leased lands west OF the 08th degree
owned by them, the sum Of S3OO,O 900 con.
tinvent upon their admitting their former
slaves and their descendants TO the rights
Of citizenship, and forty acres Of land in
the Nation, or failing to do this the
United States we're to remove the cOlOred
people at the end Of thirty days from the
expiration Of two years, deduCting that
amount from their National funds, and
apply II TO the expense Of their removal
from the limits Of the Nation, which has
not been done. Itis to be hoped that the
vexed question will be definitely settled
now, AZ much dissatisfaction has grown
out Of the non.iuliillment Of the treaty.
OKMuLHEE, ]. T., September 1.-THE
General Council Of all the Indian ma.
tions and tribes, held at this place, before
adjournment passed n resolution unani-
mously repudiating the Caddo-B Boudinot-
open.up.the.countfy.to-w white-man-reso-
luton. They all concur in the principle
that this Is an Indian country by many
solemn treaties. II ever settled up il
must be by Indians, with government
suitable for Indians.
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OtnnlIn News.

OMAHA, NEB., September ll.-Sixly
tons Of hay were destroyed by fire at the
Barracks last night.
Philip Metz, an old citizen, member Of
the well.known firm Of Metz Bros, brew.
ers, while hunting near Columbus, Neb.,
to-day in buggy, accidentally discharged
his gun, the contents lodging in his head,
causing instant death.
The weather the past few days has been
very clear and cold, the thermometer
standing at about 5Oo. No frost yet re.
Dofted.
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SPAIN.
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.

MADRID, September 1l,-Dissensions
have arisen among the sO.called Concilia-
tion Coalition Cabinet. The Council was
held to-day, and after sitting Of six
hours duration, the members were un-
able to ngree. Notwithstanding the Of.
forts Of Canovas del Castillo to prevent
rupture, the whole Ministry resigned. II
is believed that Molines, the Spanish En-
bassndor at Paris, has also resigned. It
Is probable that Senior Canovas del Cas-
tillo will form another Cabinet, and that
the only changes will be in the Ministries
Of Justice, Public Works and Foreign
Affairs,
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Carriage struck BY 1IshtnIng.

DENVER, Col, septcmbeS l2.--During
a violent thunder storm which passed
over this city and vicinity this afternoon
the lightning struck crrriage in which
were Major G. r. Peabody, and g. b.
Reed, Esq, temporarily paralyzing both
gentlemen, killing one horse and burning
the other, and demolishihg the carriage.
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Orn SrErnENyILLE LETTER.
Nail Ease Of SuiCide..lIaSc hail
SoiitcSt..SpcclalA W. N1uldOOn..
Other Items Of (sOSSiD.

SrEuDESvlLLE, Sept. II, 1875.
Editors lntclscnCcr.
Lhe announcement this morning nj
Ivy that Mrs, Jane Coble, wife OF Jacob
VoOIc, a prominent merchant and highly
respected citizen Of this place, had com.
mlIled suicide by cutting her throat with
= razor, caused intense excitement. AS
.Oe news spread from one part Of the city
10 another the people stood as though
hey were struck dumb with amazement,
'IGG Hh'IG others haslcned to the residence Of
Tue deceased only to find that the report
""too true. 4 thousand and one rCa.
ions were aiIoat as to the cause OF the
Heed being an intimate fried Of the fam.
ny, ! will give what know to he the
real cause.
AsEvERE NERVOUS AFFHcrIoN.
MI' Coblc has been suffering for a
number ol years with a severe nervous
au'e'lon,which at times caused partial de-
langemCoI Notwithstanding all that
money, love and affection could procure.
ine disease ha' been growing gradually
worse ior the past ten years, until about
No months ago 1t assumed more scri.
Vu' v form resulting in = complete prostra-
Hoh OF the nervous system. This so nf.
leclei the mind Of Mrs. Coblc that her
mind w2' clouded with the delnsion that
inehad been torsaken by the one "whom
nSf soul delighted to honor" and with
snom She had spent so many pleasant
uonr'' The members Of the family have
HHepI strict watch over her movements
TIt TI4t some time fearing shc might take her
",e This morning she ate heartily talk
u@ nationally as she had ever done.
causing the family to relax to some ex.
e0' their former vigilance. Shortly AT.
@t 10 o'clock she made an excuse to walk
NV NV IN the yard, when gone about ten or
l1.leen minutes, her daughter, Mrs. Bran.
uenourg, becoming alarmed started in
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'rnE Preston County Journal is inclined
to betacctiOus over the Good.Walker set
to. 1t says, for instance, that 1t was an
atiectins sight to sec Good presenting
Walker with acaac. 1t is ofthe opinion
that Walker cannot be called a Good
marksman, and thinks that Good was not
50 much Of Walker as a runner after he
scented pistol.
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The Tennessee Gang Of Counter.
Ieiters--I'rOminenI Persons I'm.
der Arrest,

der Arrest.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 1l.--Thc Amcricun's
Decatur, Alabama, special to-day, says
United States Marshal Baker arrived this
afternoon, with j. c. Graham, Of Gaines.
vile, Sumpter county, RS. Neil, Of Alex.
ander, and George Sampson and John
lIenly, Of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, charged
with cOunterieiting. b. B. Bowers, now
under arrest here for counterfeiting, was
foreman Of the last grand jury Of Green
county. steward in the Methodist EpiscO-
pal Church, and Superintendent Of Sab.
bath School. When arrested Bowers had
in his possession one hundred dollars
counterfeit fly cent fractional currency
and three hundred dollars counterfeit
five and twenty legal.tenders. Bowers,
socially und financially, Is prominent,
and can give bond for twenty thousand
dollars. Dunn and Carver, Of Tuscaloosa
county, In charge OF Deputy United
Marshal, arc en- route. A delayed train
was the cause Of their non.arrival. Dep
uty United States Marshal Wheat, from
the Middle District Of Tennessee, arrived
to-day, having In custody W, W. Gordon,
Of Lynville, Tennessee. Gordon, in his
section, has commanded the respect Of the
community. Gordon had cvNded arrest
for several days, and was particularly
wanted. II is claimed that his conneC.
ton with the counterfeiters was COM
Spicuons.
The United States rs. Neill, charged
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tug Protection about 0 o'clock last night"
SCHOONER IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.
CAPTAIN LOST.

The only life reported lost in the gales
on Lake Michigan, at this point, is that Of
Captain Barr, Of the schooner 0nondaga.
That vessel at late hour last night, was
in u critical condition, and it was feared
she would go to pieces, Her Captain was
swept from the deck by a wave, and could
not be recovered. The vessel is worth
from S25,OOO to $4,000, and has on board
a large cargo Of coal, from Buffalo, con-
signed to this city by her owner, A. G.
Taylor.
THE EQUINOX AN OLD CRAFT AND OVER
LOADED-TwENTY-Fo OR TWENTY
FIVE LIVES LOST.
The Equinox, which met with such a
terrible fate, was owned by the Grand
Trunk and Sarnia Line. The vessel was
very old, and rated very low in point Of
safety. In 1873 the company overhauled
her and put work on her 10 the amount
of about $4,000, which is probably her
worth at the time OF the disaster. The
insurance, If any, is not known, Besides
the large cargo OF salt-nearly 5000 bar
rels-there was deck.load Of lumber, far
more than she was capable Of carrying.
Her engineer had protested against the
overlooking, but was induced to go with
the vessel in spite OF his conviction that
she was unsafe. The cargo is valued at
$4,000, and is insured In the Pacific
Mutual Marine, OF New York, for 81 900
There were, II is stated this evening,
either twenty-fOur or twenty-five persons
on board, and il ia believed that not one
could have been saved.
sCHooNERs ASHORE,
The propeller Dean Richmond arrived
to-day, and reports seeing two schoOners
ashore on the ManitOus on Friday night,
The schooner G. D. Norris is ashore at
Good Harbor, near the Manitous, and
tug has been sent out after her from here.
SCHOONER DISABLED,
CLEVELAND, O., September 1.-THE
schooner Monitor, Of Erie, from Mar
quctte, with load of iron ore and scrap
iron for Cleveland, had her steering gear
disabled in the storm Of Friday morning,
and was dismasted and laid ut anchor
until this morning, when she was brought
into this port. She is leaking badly.
None Of the crew are hurt. No other
disasters arc reported.
SCHOONER SUNK IN LAKE ERIE.
DETROIT, September 1.-THE schooner
Union Jack, from Toledo with corn for
Ogdensburg, was found to be leaking on
Lake Erie last night, and this morning
she sank of Bar Point, the crew escaping
TO the shore,
CLEVELAND, September 12-The barge
st. Clair, loaded with lumber, one Of the
tow Of the D. +. Rose, is reported ashore
at Fairport; she lost part Of her deck load
during The storm on Friday morning; the
crew are all safe.
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shlnrto ana Lath MN I.urnctl.

DuFrAIo, n. Y, September l9.-The
Morilla, n. y, correspondent OF the
Courier says. Early Saturday morning
the extensive steam saw, shingle and lath
mills Of Allen Eastwood, Of that place,
we're totally destroyed by FIRE. Loss, be.
tween 100000 and $4,000 no insurance.
lncendiarism Ia suspected.
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SunnosctI Murderer Arres,o,t.

SPRINGFlELD, MASS, September l2.-
Joseph Dwight, one Of the supposed mur.
derefs Of Joseph Riley Fafnsworth, was
arrested at Coleraine on Saturday night
Search is being made for Harvey Daven.
port, his companion in the crime.
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ST. LorIs, September ll.-A dispatch
was received from Saratoga to-day, an.
nouncing the death at that place Of Hon.
Henry 7. Blow, Of this city.
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PORT JARVIS, N. j., September ii. =
There was a heavy frost in this section
last night. The farmers fear that buck.
wheat, corn and other late crops are in
iuted.
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NASHVILLE, September II l.-Eton. spen:
Ger Eakin was unanimously nominated
for the Mayoralty on the twentieth bal
lot to-day By the Democrntic convention.
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Man Slaughter

CHICAGO, September 1.-THE jury in
The case Of John Condor, on trial for wife
murder, brought in verdict this morn.
ing Of mauslOnghter, and sentenced Con-
don to one year in the penitentiary.
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CANADA.
JACQUES CARTIER BANK REoPENs-lANK-
RuPTCY PROCEEDINGS,

RuPTCY PROCEEDINGS.
MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-THE jacques
Cartier Bank resumed business again this
morning. The bank does no disCounting,
and will not for some months to come.
IL. Cottle, late cashier Of that bank was
arrested this afternoon, this time at the
instance Of the Federal Government on q
charge Of issuing false monthly reports,
thereby decGiving the public,
The estate Of Killert 4 Friendman was
to-day put into compulsory insolvency.
Debts about Gl9O,OOO; assets nominally
GlOO.0OO.
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innn Ariiss IN 1000 IInnra.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, September l2.-Mike
scully, local pedestrian, yesterday com.
pleted the task Of walking 1000 miles in
1000 hourh
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Dosros, September 1.-THE shoe
makers Of Cochiluate and Natick, who
have been on strike for the past week,
resumed work yesterday at the old prices.
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search of her and found her in an out,
A TERRIBLE SIGHT.

A TERRIBLE SIGHT.
When she took hold Of her, in order to
raise her up, terrible sight met her
gaze, Her mother was dead with terri
bic cash on the left side OF the neck, by
which the jugular vein was severed. A
razor lay by her side. The alarm was
Immediately given, and Mr., Brandenburg
hearing the screams OF his wife, hastened
to the scene and with the aid Of friends
had the body removed to the house,
Mrs. COble was in hesiXty-fourth year
Of her age. She was a Jealous and con
sistent Christian, honored and respected
by all who knew her. Many poor iam-
lily will shed tears OF bitter sorrow when
the news Of her death is announced to
them. No inquest was held, the coroner
declaring it unnecessary under the cir
CunlstanCes.
BASE DALL CONTEST.
An interesting game Of base ball took
place here to-day between the Specials Of
this city, and the Solid Muldoons, Of Bur-
getstOwn, Pa. II resulted in victory for
the Specials by score OF % TO I.
This afternoon about 1 o'clock, William
Clendennin, notorious young rough Of
this city, threw u stone through one Of the
plate glass show windows OF J. Hoffman
n Sons dry goods store. William was
gathered home by Marshal Swords to
the place where he will do the most good
for the city. BILL.
LATER
THE FOOT RACE THAT DIDN'T COME OFF
THE RoATRACE AND REPUBLICAN MEET
ING ON TIE 18TH.
The foot race announced to come off
this afternoon at 8 o'clock between "Bee"
Walker and Joseph Albern, Of this city,
for $3.50, came to n sudden termination
after the parties reached the ground on
the Virginia side Of the river, opposite
this city by, Walker failing to come to
time with the balance Of the amount re-
quired to complete the purse. Asa con.
sequence, Walker forfeited the $25 al.
ready put up. 1t is to he hoped that
Walker will retire on his present laurels,
and not attempt any more double back
action improved sliding scale tumbliug,
W, II, Wallace, Esq, secretary Of the
Republican Central Committee, to-day re-
ceiyed dispatch announcing that Hon.
Alphonso Hart, Lieutenant Governor Of
Ohio, would be in Stcubenvile on the
18th inst, and speak in connection with
Hon. George $. Boutwell,, speaking after.
noon and evening. John Campbell,
chairman Of the committee on transport
alton, also states that arrangements have
been perfected for special trains on
the Cleveland Il Pittsburgh railroad.
Tickets will be sold Mt excursion
rates, good on all trains. There
will be trains leaving S!eubenville for
Wheeling and IIellairc as soon as the
meeting il over, thereby giving all an op:
pOrtunity to witness the foot race and
hear the eminent speaker at night, reach.
ing home before midnight. There will
be grand tOrchlight procession In the
evening, Hayes clubs from Wellsville,
East Liverpool, Isellaire and number OF
other points having signifiod their inten.
ton to be present and participate in the
great "ouIburst"
The two mile race in working boats be.
tween Edward Morgan and John MCFar.
land, for $50 II side, came off at O o'clock
this evening. Morgan won by several
boat lengths. Bill
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CUBA.

HAVANA, September 1.-THE Govern
men has given permission for the I'M
portation Of foreign potatoes.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFicR or fHR CHiRP 6iBNAL OFFfcEA. :
WAstiiSuroN, D. C., September lS-i AM
NbO0 Dtt tTtVs

For Tennessee, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, northwest 10 southwest
winds. slight rise in the temperature, and
continued high barometer.
For the Ohio valley, lake region and
upper Mississippi, and lower Missouri
vaIlies, clear or partly cloudy weather,
slowly rising temperature, winds mostly
from east to south and higher, but slowly
falling barometer during the day.
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Fnllnre ol nn Alumni Ilank

AUGUSTA, Ga. September ll.-Johp ].
Cohn & Sons, bankers failed. Liabilities
not stated
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Mr.. Leopold, one Of the Commissioners
Of the Freedmen's Bank, says the Com.
missioners have authorized no persons to
act for or represent them in the matter
Of paying dividends. They propose to
dispense with all agents at the branches,
and pay dividends from the Washington
Office direct. OF the 100000 required
to pay 20 per cent, there is now on hand
SbihnO
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GERMANY.
BETROTHAL.

BERLIN, September 1.-THE daughter
Of Bismarck has been betrothed TO Count
Wendizuenlarberge Of the PrusSian civil
service.
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rnE0nANp AUTUMN MANEUvERs,

LONDON, September liza special dis
patch from Breslau states that The con.
centration Of the two German armies or
dered to participate In tho grand autumn
mancuvers, will be effected Monday, when
maneuvcrswill begin and continue during
the Menk.
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ClScrNNArf, September ia fire this
morning destroyed Parker 4 Harrison'S
spice mills on Pearl street, between Vine
and Walnut. Loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000, but the names Of the companies
cannot be asCcrtainCd.
CfNcINNArI, September 12.-SNCials
to the Commercial report the burning Of
the Milton, Ind, Paper Mills last night,
loss $25,OOO, fully insured, and the burn
ing Of ten buildings at Shorntown, Ind;
loss $4,000; insurance $4,000, in the
Allemania Of Pittsburgh and franklin
Of Philadelphia. Both incenliary fires
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Mark Tilton has been appointed Pen.
sion Agent Mt Madison, Indiana.
Thomas s. Reed is appointed Internal
Revenue Gauger for the Sixth Kentucky
District; Thomas Wiles, Storekeeper for
the Sixth Indiana District; and Ezra W.
Kingsbury, for the Sixth Missouri Dis.
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scnooNERs Ashore.

The propeller Dean Richmond arrived
to-day, and reports seeing two schooners
ashore on the ManitOus on Friday night.
The schooner G. D. Norris is ashore at
Good Hurbor, near the Manitous, and
tug has been sent out after her from here.
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I. Guunell, u son of Geo, B, Gunnel j,
Of this city died at Bridgeport, last night
from injuries he received while playing
baseball on. last Wednesday.
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nELLAiRE LoCAIs-We don't know
whether this ever happened or not, but II
las been told to us for ii fact, and is good
enough-indecd, too good to be true. A
little boy died not long ago, and as mat
ter Of course was buried, and as another
matter Of the same course, n tombstone
was erected over him. The tombstone
bore the following inscriptiOn
, 1875-03-18
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, 1875-03-18

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, 1875-03-18
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