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And yot again the ruthless hnmmer Of tho
iconoolast has smashed another idol, "a von.
cradle and lovely idol. Afew wcekaago he d.
stroyed Anz1Aap's and HE1o1Rr's grave. That
was his last exploit. Now be comes in tho
shapo Of the Philadelphia Historical Society,
aud tells us there was no treaty signed by
WILLIAM PENN with tho 1udiAus. Says this
Society "There WIS no written instrument
passing between the parties to the trenty. It
was only this, and nothing more big talk
and good tina. No purchase Or conaidera-
ton whatsoever other than friendship passed
between WILLIAM PENN and the asaomblago
Of Delawares, Afingoes, and other 6usquehan-
M triboa aa they met In November, 1852,
under the spreading branches OF the great
elm tree, now marked by monument, and
consented to what Vo1EAmz styled Tho only
treaty never gworn to and never broken-''
AL this mikes bad work moi only will, Vol
TA1aE, but also with kfr. WEsT'a familiar pic.
ture, tho school books, the hissoEios, the advo-
Gates Of philanthropy, and the admirers OF tho
noble Tndian. But oven this can be endured
II we could feel at all certain that Tho icono-
elast would ever come to m end Of hfa Idol.
smashing. The sad feature. OF the business
ia tho uncertainty and confusion he croates.
Il W1111AM TELL can bo proven . myth,
why not NApoLEoE BoaAPARTRt GKoaaE
WAsH1soroN, and CasAn7 II Auz1ANp's
and HEto1sn's grave contains couple
of nobodios instoad Of tho immortal lovers.
may not AnnAuAM:a grave contain JEnosA-
NJ, ~ R,t,r,,. and nAHrEs tomb hold the body
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maintained operation M rnnning National
Bank without dollar Of money, and tho Do
posits and ca],:tat and imnsonso outside
Ioans MI lost III bold but unfortunate spocu-
1atinna
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FRAUDH IN CANNED GOODS,

A recent Investigation in Now York shows
general ayBtcm Of frauds In canned gockg.
It oxtontts to ovory description Of fruits,
1nents, vegetables, aud fish, At this oxnmi-
milton 1t WIS found that in tho cnso Of ciatns,
tho solid contonts Of t-pound can w'.ighed
st onuoca; 2-ponnd Guns contained 1G}
OUNCES. Two.pound caus Of lobster showed
81 ounces Of solid contonts. Cana Of con-
dcnscd milk turned out Id ounces to tho
pound. Tho contents Of cans Of mushrooms,
ntter having beon drained Of water md
squeezed dry, did not exceed Gl ounces to
tho pound. Corned beef in caaa mndo tho
following exhibit: sir-ponnd cnn, Ct pounds
Of beef; 4-pound can, 8 pouutla md 7
ounces Of beef. AL this is tho result
Of dishonest competition. Canned goods
aro sold by tho cats, tho price
graded upon tho honest woif,ht being put into
the ems. Another packer puts his goods on
tho market at rs per caut per can less, and
puts that much less fruit Or fish in the onn.
He, in turn, is undoraold by some other per-
son who puts still less in tho cars. In this
way, the man who pnta pound Of lobster in
a pound-can is roadi1y undorsold by those
WHO, putting only hale pound Of lobster In
the can, Gun sell with inoroasud profit at two
thirds tho standard price.
Any housokosper can toll how much ho or
she il swindlod In canned goods by Weighing
the can before 1t is opened, and then weigh
ing 1t and the wator inter- tho solid contents
have been taken ont Nothing is mora COM
mon in tho canned goods trade than to have
It
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

HOQFNYW TtEATRE-Randotnh atrset. hsfwecu
t]srk ana LASAlt. Engagement Of Tony Pastors CON-
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ht'y1cKEn's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,stts.: hetytrF etF
Dsfrhnrn and Slate. EuRnspmcnt Of tito Now Ynra
i1tth X.enus Theatre Conpaay. ''Ths NiR BonanzA.'
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ATTENTION. RtR KNlGllTS.-Spfcta1O OoacAto uf
Aos 81 H. III: y ;YT!.a:'D' 'D,c1 S}sa
u. L. u. 90 4''3@"' ii. IL. IL. LOCKE. Recnrdor.
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ADTLrl1I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stfeot. eornsr Mon
roo, Variety Entertainment.
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ACAuEstY or El}HtC-tthatAd atrrtt. het1ten Mad
ts3p aud Monroe. " Eva, Ta!u TT tho I1Ayous."
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mostn iii e7rnne IN thcir 4l fs O7roc st, for
to.ss and wosk iastcr Mason'a DeErne Tho fro
lesuti; cordially Inrtc1. g. h. CRAHks sec'y.
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cAss OF ese trrtEu1ar1ty, but WHERE IN uany In
stsnces enormona sallsta have been h1ed pou rlRi.
na7 property, and where e.rditots, maS Of whom ars
nonrehidena Of tas State, hare been required 10 pay
tleas taxes In addition 10 tho great osses they a1e
This view gstA sldl.onsI strength e What hsa bctn
said Ia the hind Of sf which should be imposed for
tbs usa OF Z franchiAe. TheTs r., ho~dsor, very
taay WAY ont Of all difficulties which hAys bean suas
FsAted. and that 10 tag alt tho property corporation
has. II II hero; II b4 found counted, ku valued
Just IA we'll a. In tho taae Of sn individual. The
thares held by Eeafdenia can ho legally tR1ed. TbA
cororattonh b IeRaly taxed for using ths frar
ehas In tho m nner potne out in lla Constitution.
Tha HnRt|a property asseta, and credit Of the copa-
ny CAD 6e ta1e Wnat ia thtra left3 II II nnY
10 tho asareh for rtoesy Which docs not exist that
dtnlenltiot h1cet ia IN every hand.
We hare reached thcss cgnc1nsioOs With great heat.
tat!nn, and tho mors becsuse h1re found thsl We
differ, IN eon1e reajec, frnm tho opinion Of the 3D.
promo Court of this Bate. bnt the consequences to the
property and rights Of non.ros!cnh By shs Actton Of
thn Board Of Equalization are 70 very gtare, and tue
dano to tho pr!perty sud rights Of residents has
been 40 gyest tlat ve cannot, conaiseht with
OF dmty. yield convictions to ho opinion Of
tic Suprems Court Of ibis Ststo untll tho hnrreme
Court of tho Unitcd BtAtea shall nay that uat do
and II has been mainly with The Yiew OF giving
tie parties who may destn II tins Opportunity 70 teft
tue Arusn Of tho !Aler tfbunnl, that no havs con1c
10 the conclusion that hllall sustatn the fnjunc
ttons which haro boen awarded In tho varlous
tetpf& III.
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since sdjonrnment shall bo rnade part Of tho
proceedings Of the House. [Orlca from tho To-
publican aide Of "1a4c ths chair, and 60 on with
.I.e call OF tho House :" After the cal # tn
journf")
Meanwhile Dogue rat on tho Speakers deak
holding the RAyel. anu tho members crowded
round aud atood on tho deak. aud
SELj.ED At TnE Ex-arEAKEn.
IIatncs was about 10 take Tie scat and call tho
l1orso to order. wl,s0 tho Opposition memben
gathotel about lin and thrust him into tho
char With his hat and overcont on, and told him
70 keep qlot, Tho iTouno WAS adjourned, aud
Connolly aprsnv, on TnE TnlnuFE1 correspond
en.'s desk and adsiucd tue Republican NOM
bsrs to lot matters gu ~ thoy were. Tllta din"
graeoful proceeding would onIy DO an.
ilst Of outrneos visited upon tlloc
minority, for tbs reasons OF which thoy must
look to the people. They wcro IN tic minority
in this Houee, aud must aubmlt to mcra brute
forco rather than forgot nhas wAs duo to their
oisn|o"Ws will 20 when We are driven out,
but not before.
Connolly-We nro driven ont We eau legally
do no more. tcriea Of "No. no; lot It's stanl by
ConnolIy-.w,ll nos this side Of Tho House 90
homo now. leaving this mattor as II Ia, and tako
II up nd d, nah 1t on stondays Lcries Of "yea
uaines sttll sat in Tho spcatet's chair will, bts
bal pulled oyer bis brows aad tlc Opposition
body-Cuatd stationed round him. when Jo,lca, of
10 Dnvieha, sprang upon tho Clerks desk snd
sasd "Tllcre ia a 1nsapprchcn4lun here. do
not contemplate Alternating NOW TO takc Tho
chair, and want to add further that regret in
my exei.oinent throwing the book at a1r. i'latcr.
I was wrppg. ard havo npologi2od to him,
and he is satiatlad. nov apologize TO Tho
lionae. and want 1t forgtycn." There wcrc cheora
and applause from both sides, aud with this
fNg Mir nj hc fuu .iiHr hrn ~ ha
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Milwaukee. Nfadlsou, Monroe I
ltsa,ri' du l;tlltn, ide4l.
altlwaukee. - Erusse. Wiouna.
st. Paul i alluasapoliH, thrtukd i
E1press; alkot tts Milwaukee.
for Rinvn, HerlIn, Ushkosh,
.AfenaahA 4 Gtnsa bAy.,....,,,.
milwaukee. Madison, Psairls un
Chlet,: slso. Atnnasha, Grera
hay / Stevens Polpt. .,.....,..
Milwaukee l La Crosse pass'aa'r
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C"tcAG7. MILWAUKEE d ST. Paul RkllRo4l
rnfon Dtft, Hatisaa CannI..ts. festt fea
Ct South Eiark-4. aptA .S.trMa4 uoue. ond at Dsnul
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1s1' o1E0s1s' 15s1* d HfuA1. sLd. bI6duN
kANKAKEE LINE.
frow ftnfra Drot Lat+-ss and 1.poa tpot Tesaev
stroka-A Ticket aEtft, Ill kaad1Lph.t, aad Depot
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PROPOSALS;
PR0P0SlLS FOR SUPPLlES FOR INDIANS.

13%' p":asI: p"aaa: Ss,: SMh;'f fo,.. III b.rrs,..
..-. YASCToN AGENCY.
l. 100 DO pounds. xsota weight Of Beef C.t.ls IN tbs
,aceo tashsi. Wheat.
ss: ss:::fi is:s ss.' 4 IT,: t:sts,.
wuErsTosE AGENCY.
$500 10 p9and'' gross weight. Of lses c.ttis on Tho
s esssSS; eesssS;; e;. 1:sss s!:., s., ;,s..
M,oo pounds Hsans.
UPPER MISSOURI AGENCY. tcRow cnEBK,.
fso to ponads. srosa weight, Of 1ee: Cattle on tho
~ Poaaas Poaas H.: Mn:ss1 ofs. sist1 n b.sss
@ Sasds Essn.. .e0'' en''''' Com
CHEYENNE RIVER AGENCY.
'oo pounds gross weight, Of poef csttls on Tho
ist%s sssa: sssa: H.: M.s:f sis.; .ss, :r,,,,
sM@ @ yo1nd: food sound nercnsntabfs shsllod Corr.
4.s'poo ponads. gross woEsh Of BOci c.suo. on tho
pssa: psan$: H.: hkss:f' ts;f ss.f Il sss s:;s
poaaa. Essn. ssaaa hh'o'd oofo
RED CLOUD AGENCY.
sdoc'o p9rsna' rn sfos. weight Of Btot c.sus. tn.
s:SS% psSSa. psaaa. IT, i,:e9,'. ni'et: IT,, sides.
9MS pound. I'D sound 4nsEoaasab's Bhellsd Corn.
PORT DRRTnoLp AGENCY tDAKorA,.
~ peuRd sgt: ..'sa, r ae;.a sorthsrn
I0,SoS posind. % Sjs.' fo,ks. FAX
poxoA AGENCY tDAKoTA,.
40, ,oo pounds. gro,s weight, Of uect Cattle on The
is;Ss iis;Sss Rsssa: Psssa: }i:.. xx zlssE PssE:
s1ssE1 on AGENCY tpAKoTA,.
4o.oo ponnd. xross weight, Of American Cattle on
1000 pend: Xxx Flour. ts.np. required With tho
f,ss, ssss ss;:s: s:::s}: s':s ss:: S:::., Pork.
DEVILS LAKE AGENCY tDAKoTA,.
5000 ppuna,. fross weIsht, Of Beot Cattle, Gu tho
@:.Wo Douad, Bacon. o'eas side,. =,
CHEYENNE AHD AEAPAHoN AGENCY.
l,so no pounds. gross weight, Of Beef Cattle tha
ssVa poaAts Bsooa. ea.r sides.
K1uwA AGENCY.
:o. co peuaas. eseas rash,. Of Boas Cattle On tas
ss,:t,, sspssoa: psaaa; 3;s3g 1x 1osE; sY:,, .a.,
WICHITA AGENCY.
'ooon pounds. stoss weight, Of Hecf Cattle. On the
Nooo pounds q Xxx F.eur.
II, ltc pounds Bacon. clear lidcs.
uLACkFEET AGENCY tsfOSTAvA).
leo n pounds sruss weight. Of bcet Cattle. on the
H 10 pounds Mas Port. OF Bacon ele.r .ldes.
CRuW AGENCY tif0SrASA,.
lSn -oo pounds. ssoss vcshs Of Beet C.tsls, the
s psss$S:xx 4: rs! 5 s.; =, n.,,, .,,., a..
FoRT PECK XoEScY lsioSrAsa,
&C., Co p1and'. s'Oss weight Of Beet Cattle. on the
*, 40 ponnds Xxx Flour. .......
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MISsISSIPPTS MISERY.
The ChargcsL Lodged Agnsnss nae.
nt WnshiOgton by Three ot nj.
Most hnnaentiRl Rcpubli-
can Co-Lnborers.

mercial.l
The following are some Of the specific
charges which Attorney. G Geueral Harris,
Ex-senator Pease, and United States
District Attorney Wells, of Mississippi,
make against Governor Ames. fhey
presented these to-day to Attorney. Gen
eral Pierrepont, who commended that
they wait and submit their views to the
President. The charges are Men are
appointed to important offices who are
destitute Of moral and mental fitness.
Men who are notoriously bad, some of
them being covered by criminal indict.
ments, are named, through Ames influ.
ence, for the Legislature aud other State
offices. In DeSoto county one negro, a
nominee on the Ames ticket tor the
Legislature, has been incarcerated
IN the county Jail for greater
portion of the past two years, and
now stands indicted for sub.
ornatlon of perjury, Another of the
candidates was recently pordoned from
the penitentiary by the governor. Cardo-
70, the State superintendent of educa.
tion, was indicted in New York some
years ago for purloining money from let,
ters, but by some means escaped trial. -
Golng to Warren county, Mississippi, he
succeeded in having himself elected clerk
OF circuit court, and subsequently,, thro'
Ames influence, was nominated and cleo
ted State superintendent of education. --
de has no qualifications for this import.
ant position. County snperintsndents
are appointed by him to promote the per-
sonal ambition of Ames. Indictments
for forgery and embezzlement of the
public funds of Warren county, while
circuit clerk are now pending against
Cardozo, and his administration Of the
public schools is notoriously imbecile and
corrupt Ames has appointed as chan
Gerry judges men who are incompetent,
corrupt and immoral. At the last ses'
sion of the legislature Ames succeeded
in having a bill passed authorizing han
to appoint seventy-three tax-collectors
the appointments to be made in January
next, after the meeting of the Legislature
The purpose of this was to enable Ames
to give out these lucrative appointments
so as to secure votes for himself as Uni
ted States senator. Under the State
constitution the sherifs OF counties are
charged with the collection of taxes, and
upon an appeal the courts decided the
law creating tax-colectors unconstitu-
tional. attfs|.
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THE LATEST NEWS
Latest Returns Elected.
The Democracy viii Contest ON
Account OF Fraud.

CINCINNATI Oct. 1.-THE Times Cincin-
natl special says that all the returns are in.
except from two counties; " these two poli
the same vote as In 1873. Hayes will have
$3.50 majority. The Chairman of the DEM
ocratic Committee says Hayes will not have
over 400 majority, and the Democ rats ma
iority in either branch Of the General AS
sembly. He proposes to contest HAYES,
election on the ground of fraud In Cuyahoga
county.
COLUMBUS. Oct 14-Returns, considered
reliable. from So counties, received by the
Republican State Committee. show major
ity OF 3,463 for Hayes. The counties of
Wood. Carroll and Delaware are vet TO be
heard from. They are ordinarily consid-
cred Republican counties. but Wood has
gone Democratic this year, and 1t Is though
the Democratic gains there will neutralze
the Republican gains In Delaware and Car
roll counties, so rs to make the majority for
Hayes substantially as above. The Demo.
Gratis concede the House Of Representatives
to the Republicans by a good majority, but
they claim that the election of one Senator
In the Toledo District will give them the
Senate by one majority.
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ELECTION TICKETS.

Send US your orders for the printing of
Election Tickets in time to have them thor
oughly distributed at all the voting pre-
cincts. Write names of candidates plainly,
and state how you wish the tickets for
warded-by mail or express. The Consti-
tutional Amendments to be voted upon will
be appended, as prepared by the State Ex-
ecutive Committee. Price of Tickets, 81
per 1000. We will prepay the express or
postage. Send money with the order, ad-
dressed to this office.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The Hon. q. R. SINGLETON, candidate
for Congress in the Fourth District of Mis-
sissippi, will address the people at the fol-
lowing times and places:
Morton, Scott county, Friday, Oct. 10.
Newton station, Newton county. Satur-
day, Oct. l6.
Meridian, Lauderdale county, Monday,
Oct. Is.
Lauderdale, Lauderdale county, Tuesday,
Oct. 10.
Scooba, Kemper county, Wednesday, Oct.
20.
Forest, Scott county, Thursday, Oct. q.
Greenville, Washington county, Monday
Oct. %.
Camden, Madison county, Saturday, Oct
30.
Canton, Madison county, Monday, Nov. /
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BRIDGE TO BE REBUILT.

OEALED PROPOSALS TO BUILD A TR USS
~ Bridge on the site of the old one, of &C
feet spans over the main stream, benches tC
be set on piles, and the truss work on the east
side of the stream to be in spans of 20 feet
each. One and one fourth round iron TO be
used in all bolts, of which there is supposed
to be enough in the wreck. False caps to be
used on the four main benches. Double bolts
in foot Of each brace. All sound flooring and
timber of cypress or heart pine may be used
in rebuilding said bridge, except in the main
spans, which must be all new and of long
leafed heart pine.
The bridge will be two feet higher at the
east end than the old one, with an apron Of
thirty feet projecting over the turnpike to
ascend to the level over the brick abutment,
when this level will be maintained to the west
bank of the river, which win bring the top of
the cap sill eleven feet below the present top
sill on the west bank 1t will be seen by this
that the bridge will be eleven feet lower than
the old one. and on perfect level from bank
to turnpike.
These general i.ems are given in order that
bidders may know what the Board will con-
slider.
Plans and specifications will accom- pany
each bid describing the size of timbers pro-
posed to be used.
The lumber must all be sawed
All sealed bids accompanied with specifca-
tions will be received up to Tuesday, the Sec
ond day of November, 1875, directed to Chan
Gerry Clerk, Jackson, Miss. and marked "Bids
for Bridge over Pearl River"
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all specifications and bids.
W. H. GRAHAM,
A. N. KIMBALL,
CARTER STEWART,
Committee.
Oct 1A-d1tU0f
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Our Advertising Rates.

We ask the special attention of the busi-
ness men of Jackson to our schedule OF ad-
vertising rates for The DAILY CLARION.
They are exceedingly low, and must COM
mend themselves to all who have any faith
in printers ink. The business season has
now opened, and for the next few weeks
The CLARION will be extensively circulated
in Jackson and elsewhere throughout the
State. Send in your orders.
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BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS.

S'ss- Our Ladies' Shoe Department contains
a stock Of Winter Shoes unsurpassed for cle-
gance, durability and lownoss of price. Di-
rections for selfmoasurement sent on appli-
cation.
ES- Complete assortment Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Tres Hose,
Gloves, &c. Goods sent to any part Of the
country, Shirt measurements sent on appli-
cation
ne- For the accommodation Of Ladies and
Families who are unable to visit the city, fall
lines Of samples of all grades of Dry Goods
will be sent aud orders by mail flledwith the
greatest possible care.
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LOrd& TaVlor
Importers Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS.

MILL, owing TO their great success lduriug
w the past season in filling orders from al
parts Of the United States, give greater AT
TENTl0N TO 0UT-0f-TOwN Business. With
an enlarged DEPARTMENT and increased
FACILITIES, they will fill all orders by mail
with their usual rROMrN ESS, and they
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Union Female College
OXFORD, MISS.
REV. J. s. HOWARD, A. NJ, President
Advanta tages:

Advantages:
A THOROUGH AND COMPLETE LITER
n AIRY COURSE taught, by Teachers OF
long experience and ability: the English be-
ing a specialty-Latin, Greek. and the Modern
Languages taught to perfection, when desir d.
A Music Department-under Director OF
superior attainments and skill in teaching.
An Art Department-presided over by an
accomplished Artist, and Teacher of long
experience.
Buildings large, conveniently arranged, and
well furnished.
Location not surpassed by any in the South
for good health, refined society and religious
advantages. Young Ladies attend the Church
selected by parent or guardian, in company
with a teacher.
Board and Tuition in Literary Department:
per Scholastic year, $3.50 20.
Music, Arts and Modern Languages, usual
Rates.
For particulars, address President, or the
undersigned, at Oxford, Miss.
J. D. LESTER, Seey Board Trus.
July Z, 1S75-Gm.
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Pleasant and Profitable Employment.

"Beautifulp Charming" "Oh, how love-
ly p What are they worth", &c. Such are
ordinations by those who see the large ele-
CANT New Chromos produced by the European
and American Chrome Publishing Co. they
are all perfect Gems Of Art. No one can re-
sist the temptation to buy when seeing the
and gentlemen out Of employment, will find
this the best opening ever offered 10 make
money. For full particulars, send stamp for
confidential circular. Address P. GLEASON
x CO., 738 Washington st., Boston. Mass.
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BATON RoUGE, Oct. I5--To Gov. Antoine.
New Orleans: Jno. Gair was arrested here
to-day by Deputy Shersff Woodward,
charged with being accessory to poisoning
Dr.J. W. Saunders. He was taken by the
Deputy-Sheriff. and posse toward Clinton.
Reports here say that John Gair was shot to
death on the road, and his sister-in-law,
Babe Mathews, hung in the court house
square there. Mrs Gair Is here, not dis
turbed. lSignedl Henry Schorteu, Mavor .
Further Failures In New York.
NEW YORK, Oct 15--Moses Sherman &
Co., woolen dealers, % Walker street, failed
yesterday; liabilities, 100000; assets, $685.
600. The principal member Of the firm Is
brother of A. Sherman, who suspended
Wednesday. Harris Rothsern, halter, yes
terday made an assignment for the benefit
of his creditors; liabilities, sSzOe9; assets,
$l2,045.
San Francisco Is Shaken NV nm
Earthquake.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 15.-A sharp stroke
of earthquake was felt here about six
O'Clock this evening; vibrations from East
to West.
Advices from Santa Clara Valley, South
OF San Francisco. mention similar shock
there, but no damage reported.
Butler Turns Lecturer.
NEw YORK, Oct. l4-Gen. Butler lectured
on finance at Cooper Institute. The house
was well filled.
The Grand Jury have indicted Dolan, for
the murder of Noe.
Serious Accident.
GREEN FIELD, o., Oct. l5.--The seats
around the race track fell with one thous-
and men, woman and children, severely in
iuring large number OF people,
Spanish Affairs.
MADRID, Oct. l5--The Epoca, OF this city,
has an editorial explanatory Of the note re-
Gently sent to the Vitican, The note, Epoca
says pionts to the religious condition ofl
Europe, and makes the deduction that Spain
cannot be exceptional. 1t expressed a wish
to negotiate for the modification Of some OF
the articles of the Concordat OF 1851, which
can never be executed. ts.
Meeting Of the Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-The President
called Cabinet meeting at II o'clock.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l5--Assistant Secre-
tary Cadwallader represented the State
Dept, and Assistant Secretary Cowau, the
Interior, at Cabinet meeting.
English SIariae Disaster.
LONDON, Oct l5.-There were heavy
gales around the coasts of Great Britain
yesterday. The telegraph has already an
uouAced the wreck of several coasters and
the loss of a number of lives.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL Oct. l5-Noon--QaIeter; Mid
ling Uplands, ~; Middling- Orleans, 73S.
Sales, $4,000.
New York Market.
New YORK, Oct. l5--Gold 162z. Stocks
active. Money 2. Exchange, long, 7s;
short, 50. Governments dull and strong.
States steady; Tennessee and Louisiana
lower. Cotton firm; sales 600; Uplands.
l41S; Orleans 141&. Futures opened strong
October l3 l5-l6@14; November l3 1890
1872; December l3 IL 32@7-l6: January
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