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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 9..-Flour-SteadE
and in moderate demand. Whcal-Ac-
tive; No. Chicago spring 81 Is! spot;
No. 81 - seller September; 81 lO4
seller October; 81 l0. seller year; N. ,
81 o5!Cll %; rejected 9Gc. Corn
Firm; No. , SOC spot; SIC seller October;
52Jc seller November. Oats-Steady
and in fair demand; No 35lc spot; &jlc
bid seller September; 33!c bid seller Oc.
tober; rejected 81 !@3li. Bar!ey-FFm
at 81 II spot; 81 O51 seller October. Pork
Dull at 81 50 spot $50 81! seller oc-
tobcr. Bulk Mcats-Quict; shoulders
SIC; short rib l2ci short clear I2,u
Whisky-$l ~.
On call board-Wheat-IIrghcr ut
81 l&s spot; 81 l3i seller October Corn
-F,rmcr at SIC seller September; 57lc
seller October. Oats-lIigher at 3jtc
seller September @@c seller October
Pork-Unchnnged. Lard-Easer at
jI2 75Ml2 50 seller October
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The W esIerveIt Trial.

PHILADELPHIA, September 9.--The
trial of Westervelt was continued to-day
Henry a. Hardman, New York
ba-keeper testified: He knew the pris-
oner, who introduced Moshar and Doug
las 10 him. Westervelt read to witness
from papers the story of the abduction of
Charlie Ross, and said he would bet two
shlllings he could tell some OF the par
ties that were into it. After the killing
Mt Bay Ridge, witness accompanied
Westervelt to Brooklyn at the request Of
the latter During the trip there,
they conversed about Charlie Ross
and Westervelt said that they were the
parties, and if they were arrested, the
child would not live three days The
witness asked Westervelt where the
child was, whether hidden in hut, cave,
o. where. will never tell you, respond
ed Westcrvelt Later Westervelt said
Mosher had the child up the river some
where, but where he did not know.
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Northcott, with husks enclosing each
separate grain, interested the curious.
Theancy work department is not full,
should say, but the specimens are fine
and some exceedingly beautiful. A cage
of 371 white mice came in for fair share
of attention from lovers of blooded stock.
know there were just 81 in the cage.
l counted them twice, first making 81,
then 80, and struck an average, so 81 is
right. go it strong on averages and
golden means.
l did not see anybody mad, hurt or
drunk to-day, but us usual everybody got
tired, not excepting your humble servant,
who will here rest until tomorrow.
SALATHIEL.
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NO.. G..
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September e.-Fl0ur-
Dull, heavy and unchanged. Wheat
Steady; No. western amber 81 43; do
mixed 81 40; western red 81 38CGl Az
Corn-Steady; western mixed re. Oats
Dull; western white 43d50c; do mixed
40@45c. Rye-Dull at 1j@@s5c. Hay
Firm, demand good and Unchanged
Provisions-Firm and active. Pork
So 2jG22 so Bulk Mea,s-Activr;
shoulders S5@9c; clear rib l23@l2lc
loose. Bacon-firm aud an active order
trade; shoulders l0@l0Ic; clear rib rides
l3lc; hams l5(d l5!c Lard-Firm; re-
fined l4!@l44c. Butter-Firm and un-
changed. Petroleum nchangcd. Coffee
-Dulli Rio cargoes ls@2O!c; jobbing at
lS@2l}c. Whisky-Dull and heavy AT
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Trial of Alleged Treasury Robbers.

WAsHISaToN, September 9.-The pre-
lininsry hearing in the case OF Theodore
\. Brown 10 connection with the treas
ury larceny, was continued to-day. The
colored janitor Of the police headquar-
ters testified that on the night of the day
OF Ottman's arrest, Ottman gave him
note addressed to the cashier Of the Ger
man American Savings Bank in subs
tance, asking the cashier to give the box
to the bearer Ottman said to him, "If
you attend to this it will be big thing
for you. Get the box and tear
my name which is on the paper en-
closing it into Il thousand pieces
and | will give you $1,000 and a house
and lot. II you nave no friend in Alex
andria with whom You can leave the
box, bury it and mark the place. 1t ap-
peared from further testimony the wit
hess that he took Ottman's note, but in
stead OF doing AS Ottman requested, he
gave the note to detectives accompanied
them To Alexandria, where they obtained
possession of the box from the bank and
brought it to " ashngton.
Another Failure.
BALTIMORE, September 9.-W. \.
Cumming u Co, -four and grain dealers,
suspended yesterday. 1t is believed their
liabilities will not exceed $4,000.
The Indian Investigation.
LOUISVILLE, September 9.-The C0ur-
,cr Joumars Kansas City special reports
that Enoch Hong, Superintendent of
Indian Affairs, was in Kansas City yes
tcrday, and was interviewed in regard to
the investigation of Agent Gibson of the
Usage Agency. He stated that the Com
mittee appointed by Congress would ex-
onerate Gibson from all wrong doing at
the agency, and that Gibson was known
personally twenty years as an honest
man, and did not believe him guilty of
the rascalities charged. The Commits
sioners have examined all the witnesses,
and are Of the opinion that Gibson was
severely traduced.
Billiard Tournament.
NEW ORLEANS, September 9.-The
game of billiards, 500 points French
carome between Henry Miller and
Frank Muggiola, for the championship
OF the Northwest and Southwest and ST.
0OO was won by Maggiola, in SO innings,
by lac points. Largest runs, 7S and Al;
average, 3 GS.SS. Miilers largest run
was 3&; average 2-S9; total 3ji.
Jefferson Davis.
ST. Lor'Is, September 9.-Jetf Davis is
quietly receiving callers at his hotel, and
driving about the city with some old
friends. He will Gleave for Fulton to-
morrow morning, will speak there Sat
urday, and proceed thence to Kansas
City, where he will deliver IN address on
Tuesday next, and then start tor Denver.
Acquitted.
AUGUSTA, GA, September y.-Jake
Hicks, colorcd, was tried to-day, at n
special term of court, for connection with
the late attempt at insurrection. After the
testimony was submitted Judge johnson
charged the jury that there was not sutii.
cient evidence to convict him. \ verdict
of not guilty was returned and the prison.
er discharged and the court adjourned.
This ends the prosecution, except of two
of tue leaders, who, it is thought, have
left the State.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LINEETY, SrptomN0T I.-V0IJIc
Receipts to-day 3Ol head, and for three
days past 1888 head. All sold out.
Best s. jOCo,7 90; medium to good 81 10
i 25; common 10 fair - 25Grj 90; buIis
and COW. 81 SOFAS jOi stocker- and feed.
ers 50 OOm4 80. Texans - oom 80.
Hog,-Rcceipt, to-day 2,i7j head, and
for three days past 5,4ij head; Workers
- 75mS 90; Philndclphias - 9O,a9 H..
Sheep Receipt. to-day 300 heud and
for three days past l56oo head; selling at
= 5Ol1j ~.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September 9-F..our
Active; extra s. 2jG 50; high grades
s. 75aS -. Wheut-Stcady; old red
81 45Cal A.; new 81 30. Ryc-9o@ 32c.
Corn-Dull and weak; yellow IA 7jci
mixed 73M74c. Oats-DuIl ana freely
offered; white 42a 4sc; damaged 37lCl
4Oc. Whisky-;l % Petro!eum-Firm;
refined lliGllic; crude &c. Butter
Steady ana unchanged. Cherse-Steadyi
western fine lOalOlc. Eggs-Stcady;
western fresh 2lM 22c.
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Emperor William 10 visit Italy.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

David McLarin, late President of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail-
road, died ut his residence in Glendale,
yesterday morning.
The numbering company Of Chippewa
falls, has suspended The liabilities are
$650,0OO and the assets, according to the
President, are over twice that much.
General Spinner hns accepted the
nomination for State Comptroller of New
N.,I.
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ClAEN,uvEG, Sept, s, 1873.

'''' ''' t'''' W ''.'''
f-..''N OF '"' Register:
L-' "'. l'"'..hG siam n'd' struck u
fair al tire Fair today. The cool morn
,.- WI, I'P'N.u, "n" ',l' generous
.'' ,..T ","' '"' '''! '''1''''' many
'4anN' 10 Old ProoN.
The attendance amounted TO jan,
b..r, doubt, i'm number, of any dsv
h'' Year. as the Secretary informs me,
h'' receipts i"r the day nj the gate alone,
Si.. united I" tao thousand dollars.
.eeyyryhoIy seemed to be ON the
str, and busy exchanging greetings, and
those ,an, u.i hobbies piyinG said hob-
'.e'. yr, There wa, manifest Impotence
'"r ,.me.a.'. 90 turn up. The day
N-u,rawm" rr,ug short and sweet. the
n. fer" consisting eNclu,ivcly OF
"ar.... horse
H.. Indian horse race was the fuel
'.'. -..a-ty. a.. the st.nm. to keep the
!'ts -g SD ,uc standard heat during
I,.'' ... ,e"rt l,y | could sce Red
'.' '., nH. Wa- Fork,d Tail. or what
,''' '-"y .a..-.. .r..t of them. and the
Ao7'e'. b.;..wa.i,rJ - ,a..wb4re the
i"H oi The -a.. .,r. -, lesrr bow.y.
er tina: ,he ;b-y. ...-... rom tom miles
and The three Irt.,. tr, milo. alI nur.
lies oiped, and a..f-~a,4, r,,n,,;r., Ly
r'4ris. The ao,,.. va-. u.,,rn-. md /
Just 'ow hear m., .,,y. ,n.r.. va. hr'n,rv
Whether 0; The horse, or red men | DO
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Cincinnati MarkeI.

CINCINNATI, September 2.-Co.ton-
Quiet at lic Flour-Dull, bit un-
changed. Wheat-Firm: red SOHSl 20.
Corn--Firm at 70@72c. Oats-DIii nj
3lIG5O. Barley Firm; fail 81 3jGll 40.
Rye-Steady at S0G Sc. Pork-DulI at
S2l 80. Lard-Duil; steam l2ici kettle
l3Ic Bulk Meats Quiet at S5e. Bacon
Firm at 9S@I3!@l$!c. Whisky
Firm at'$l Is.
HoG.-Firm; stockers 50 l0d 6 80; light
shippers$7 OOyn7 80.
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New York Dry Goods Marke ct

NEW YORK, September 9.--The pack
age trade in domestic goods WAS fairly
active and somes large sales of brown and
blcached cottons were made at coccSsion.
Prints in steady demand, and ginghams
and WorStcd dress goods continue active.
Fancy cassimercs ruled quiet and weak.
Worstcd coatings in steady request, but
Jeans moved slowly. Wool tIanncls and
blankets in steady demand. Longdon
q B bleached shirtings down to BE.
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TOledO Market.

TOLEDO, September 9.-Flour- Steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat
Active; No. 3 white Wabash 81 2Si; No.
| white Michigan 81 2Si No. = 81 lGi
old 81 40; amber II 70. Corn-Dull;
high mixed 63lc; seller October Gic; 10
grade 6jc. Oats-Quet and firm. No. ,
cast and seller September 39lc seller o..
,uber IOr.
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CIeYeIand Mark al.

CLEVELAND, SEPTEMBER 9.-N heat
Steady and unchanged; new No. rcd
Sl35; No. . do 81 -; rejected 95c. Corn
Steady; high mixed 7Oci low mixed &c.
ears on track GGi0 &c. Oat,-Steady;
No. ! state 4ic; No. 2do 42c; No. l white
4j,. Pctroleum-Very firm; standard
no. test g3c; state l5O' test. lOic i'll car
lots
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TmE CLARKSRV RG FAIR.
CLAEK. BURG, Srptembr~ 'th

CLAEK-HJRG, >rptembrr IN.
r..rr o. the .-i>t.r
.-.H. wrig-
s.,.n. aa, through the du-, TO the gates
the iu- .r.u,.- where my extreme
modest, allowed myself to be taxed -
cents, t~.y.. va: the gentlemaniy
president. Nr I.-r Raymond, who arm
D.! me wiki 20 complimentary, which l
take il. keeps at distance every son "i
Adam that wants money out of Il fellow.
I. Il viii only take me through ali the
cake stands, dining halls, and gornnn-
Izng shops generally, shall ne.ef
.5r,et the Kindness OF Mr.. ii.
Well. there isn't much TO say ot the
,.- to-day. Clerks and >upcrIn'rndentS
ny. busy entering and arranging; other
.S.,, but little STIR on the grounds. The
,...t-v Gdu ,ut pour at all, to-day.
r..r,rrnW we have the grand Ingin-
t... r.,r.. t.s. three original Americans
.a feathers mud war paint are I" out run
~ horse. To-, vii. fetch out the natives,
Tr.r. va.a lu.. excitement this even
when ,l. nrri-.rggrd braves were
t-.....,. 40. nnE 20 band and trottcd
sru..th.;r.e. They looked like real,
l...m.,, 49,: ,..r Indians. guess they
gr,. Iaa,t 70. up ,otrei them. y Il
matter .. ... ,...y never am iHm'I'
u.- w'. 81. 81. That wear feathers
uad hmr, and ,'mUutwks, and scaiplng
knives. uut sus. miscellaneous orua'
mrul-.
Ta.t,prgv %. stock promises well.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, September 9.-GoLD-
Opened st llji, advanced to llj:, closing
nt the latter price. The rates paid for
borrowing were : and per cent per
annum and 81, l-G4 and 3.Gi per cent
per diem.
MoxEY-Murket easy at 2@2! per
cent. Prime mercantile paper jla6 per
cent. Customs receipts $4,000. Clear
ings $2aOOO,OOO. Bankers bills $500
4S5.
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pittsburgh Market.

PlTTsBURGH, September 9. Wheat
Firm and prices Unchanged; Pennsy!ya-
MA and ONO red quoted ut 5 5OGpl %.
Corn-Dull; she.led 73@ zoe; ear 7sCG
Soc. Petroleum I nsettled; crude
81 3j at Parkers refined ll$c for Phil.
adelphia delivery.
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Three. Railroad Accidents In On"
Night.

CHICAGO, September 9-Thrce acci-
dents on the Chicago and North West
crn Railroad last night resulted fatally in
each case. The severe rains which pre-
vailed in this section WAS the cause. Al
Lawrence, bridge was washed away
and the express and passenger tram
which leaves Chicago at $40 P NJ. jump
ed the track mt that town and the engine,
baggage express and second class car
were precIpitatcd down al rmbankIn"nt.
The baggage master, ncwsbov, engineer
and one PASSENGER were killed and four
passengers seriously injured The same
storm washed out culycrt. near Harry ard, :,
Illinois, causing an accident to Il freight
train, by which the fireman was killed.
Another culycrt was washed out, two
miles from Shopicrc and Il freight train
ran into the gap killing the engineer and
fireman.
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Acquitted.
FOREIGN.
Favorable Reports Of Foreign Crops

Favorable Reports of Foreign Crops.
LONDON, September G.-The Pail Mall
Gazette publishes the following from its
Copenhagen correspondence Of Scptem-
Der 9Th:
"The harvest is now over, and almost
everywhere throughout Denmark the
quality and quantity will be greatly
above the average. There will be sur
plus of Danish wheat for exportatIon.' -
The information from Sweden IN re-
gard TO the crops, Is also encouraging.
Emperor William 10 visit Italy.
LONDON, August l0.-A Berlin dis
patch to the morning Post, reports that
Emperor William will go to Italy in
the beginning .; next month, accompa-
MED by Prince Bismarck and Generals
Moltke and Montcaticl.
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From Central Ancricn-Thc san
Miguel Riot

NEW YORK, September 9,-By the nr-
rival ot steamer from Aspinwall to-
dav. there is news from Central America.
An expedition had been started to pursue
those engaged in the robbery and ma>>a.
ere g, San Miguel Many of the bandits
have been captured nnd the leaders shot.
On one duy eighteen rebels were shot
und eighty hanged. Daring tbs riot the
women excited the men to commit all
kinds OF excess.
Five hundred rifles having arrived for
the colonies in arms against the United
States of Columbia, Captain Simpson. Of
the United States steamer Omaha, order
ed their detention on board the ship.
Shis action caused great deal OF excite
ment in Panama, and i'll feeling against
foreigners in general. Captain simpson
finally allowed the arms 20 be transferred,
and they reached their destination.
Farmers and Mechanics Conference
CISCISNArI, September 9.-After five
short sessions OF about three hours each,
and amidst great confusion, the Farmers
and Mechanics Conference adjourned to-
day, after the adoption of platform.
There were only thirty-eight delegates
present, out of two hundred who had
signed the call.
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RumOrcd Uprising of Indi"ns-
Great Excitement.

DEEP CREEK, UTAH, September j
An account of the general uprising OF
Indian, in the eastern part of Nevada Is
are corroboraled by the Indians who
have been ont tor the past five days and
arrived this morning from the vicinity OF
ClcyranIS Rancho, and from best intor-
nation gathered. all our Indian trouble.
originated IL, follows: Two Indians show
ed two white men some rlch quartz,
the whites agreeing t" pay for the same,
but refused 10 stand to the contract.
Ouarrelng cnsued, and the Indians
caused one white man 10 be shot, and
then two Indians were killed ~ this
rcport was circulated from point to
point without giving any cause for the
same, the excited Indians believed they
were tho injured parties, which imprcs-
sion resulted IL their rendcZvousing ut
prominent places, the better TO facilitate
an investigation into their cause. The
trouble, the cause of which wss elected
as above. WAS that the Indian Tobr, who
has been in great disrepute with his tribe
for several years, he being of II
vicious character having caused trouble
previously. He WAS looked upon rs
wizard, having extraordinary powers.
and is feared by all. Runners are out IN
all directions from prominent chicis,
with instructions to capture and XII him
whenever found, and white scouts follow
ed to carry out the decree. Peanup, the
war chief of the Goshoots has been great
Is excited for several days, having
heard that his son was among
the slain, aud together with BlacAhawE.
his brother, excited their men to prepare
to nvcngc his death, should the report be
corroburatrd, and has consequently been
uncommunicativG. This morning when
his son made his appearance bringing
the report as mentioned above regarding
the killing OF the Indian, the favorable
impression caused by the appearance OF
the chiefs son soon showed itself by
their coming 10 the station and explain
ING the facts, hut expressing regrets that
T1be had not been killed in place of the
others.
Great excitement has prevailed for sew
eral DAYS among the Indians and whites,
each fearing they knew not what
Scouts and guards have been scouting
for the approaching trouble. Arms and
aumunition have been ordered and eve
~ precautlon taken To Withstand nm at
tack. should The strange Indians make
Nm appearance, there being no
trouble apprehended from those IN the
valley.
The Goshoots will return TO their
rancho to morrow To secure their crops
consisting of corn, wheat and other veg
etablcs, and it is hoped that one o: the
most sensational excitcments OF the day
will sub,lde, giving the whites an oppor-
tunity to attend to their legitimate du-
ties and the Indians time to gather their
plDI mus
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The Fast Mail Train.

WAsHINGToN, September 9.-Ihe
Postotfico Department has perfected ar
rangemcnts for fast tmaill tram be.
tween New York and Pittsburgh, west
and southwest. which will be- put IN oper-
alton on the 18th inst. 1t will leave
New York at 4:30 A. NJ. and arrive at
Pittsburgh at p. NJ, Chicago at $50 A,
NJ. Cincinnati nj 4:50 A. NJ, Indianapolis
At 4 80 \. NJ, and 81. Louis AT > P. NJ.
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Murder and Suicide.

SALAMANCA, y. Y. September g.
morning Charles l.. Blackncy, a promi-
nent lawyer Of Cuttaraugus county. went
to serve certain papers on Louis Derby,
and when hc was returning Derby iol-
lowed and shot him four times through
the body and head, and afterwards man
glcd his body with an iron bar, Derby
then returned home and cut his own
throat. Both were found dead.
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Amcs Has His piams Exposed.
JACKSON, Miss, September 9.

Hon. Eti,cards Pierrcpo"t, .1horHey,G Ge"cr-
al Of the Uated Suites:
There ure no disturbances in this State
and noohstructions to the exc, u ion of the
lnw,. There has been an unsupported
conflict at political meeting and some
subsequent Disturbances, but everything
is quiet now. The Go> ernor' :
call Tor United State troop. does not
even pretend there Is any imsurrectlon
against the State goycrnmeutas IL required
bv the United States statutes OF 1919,
page l,O34. Peace prevails throughout
The State, and the employment OF |. ;.
troop, would but increase the di.tru,t OF
the people in the good faith OF the pres
ent State government.
J. II. GEORGE,
Cai,'mu, Of Democratic State Ereca-
tire CcDaDuttee.
The above wns telegraphcd 20 Mr..
Pierrepont tonight
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Ames Succeeds In his Designs.

WASHINGTON, September o Presi-
dent Grant has sent telegram TO -Adju-
tant General Townsend, directing him to
instruct the officers commanding the
troops in Mississippi to give Governor
Ames such aid as may be necessary to
maintain order and protect life III the
State The instruction Is too tormida-
ble to be suppressed with the means at
the Governors command.
Before sending said order to the COM
mauding officer, however, the President
directed the Adjutrnt General TO consult
with Attorney-General PIerrepont rs to
the legality Of said contemplated military
proceedings. Action on the Presidents
telegram will be deferred until it shall be
decided whether proclamation shall be
issued, addressed 10 the insurgents, the
President having requested the Secretary
of State and Attorney General TO cons'd-
er whether such proclamation is neces-
.ary. 1t Is definitely known that no nc
tion will be taken by the War Depart
meut until after the issuing Of Il procla-
nation, and the reception Of information
OF u disregard Of it, requirements.
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"a; Noyes, s. Pershing, l45i Rejcotte,

Pershing was Declared the Nominee
for Governor amid wild enthusiasm, and
on motion of Judge Ross's brother, a DEL
egate, Pershing's nomination was made
unanimous.
The ballotting for State Treasurer is
now beginning, at l2:40 A. NJ.
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Daniel wcbs,cr's Home burned.

BosroN, September 9.-Damel Web
sters hcmc, at Mansfield was burned
last night.
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gs.v our reports tins morning the
..s...s,, are that the weather to-day
.- cloudy, with northerly to
..-y w.uJ-, lower temperature and
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NASHVILLE, September g. The
.1mericuts special from Decatur, Ala
bama, tonight, says: THE United
States secret service force are doing good
work in South and North Alabama and
Middle Tennessee. An organized band
of countcrfeiters, with headquartcr, ut st.
Louis, and extending to South Alabama
have been detected. Jack Edwards and
Andy Edwards, of Lewisburg, Tennrs-
see, brother, and the father OF Henry j.
Edwards were arrested at st. Louis, Il
short time ago, for countrricltIng; Henry
NJ. Nrill and james L. NcIll wealthy
farmers, Petersburg Tennessee; William
W. Gordon, merchant and Deputy
Sheriff, Lynnville, Tennessee; Samuel
Il. Ncill, John K. Graham, prominent
citizens of Eutaw, Alabama; b. b..
Bowers, Fork Lane, Greene coun-
ty, Alabama, AK extensive farmer;
e.. W. Simpson, City MARSHALL and can
didate for Mayor Of Tuscaloosa; also
Alex Simpson, hotel man, and Tom
Gamer, n gin mill Smashcr, OF Iuscaioo-
sa; L. ). Dunn, County Commissioner,
anu Il lhIiltt ~ HO'iS I''S'''S''''' Vt : -
caloosa county, were arrested and
brought here to-day to appear before
United States Commissioner Race. FIve's
OF the Traders OF Paxton, Missouri and
the Canton Illinois, National banks, fifty
and twenty dollar legal tender notes, and
fifty cents currency are the bills coun'
terieited. St. Louis seems to be the sup
plying point. Edwards, Gordon Bow
erS. Dunn and the Mills are the whole
sale dealers. The end is not yet.
Squads under the direction
OF the chief officer of the Secret Service
Division, are to be heard from. 1t is Il
gigantic combination of ccunterteiters,
and persons OF wealth and social proml-
nence will be involved.