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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. C., October 4.-Tht
President has appointed Webster Eaton
OF Nebraska, Register OF the land office
for the Republican Land District,
Hon. K. II. Dwell entered upon his
duties us Commissioner OF Patents this
morning.
The railway mail service has been or.
dcred to take effect October 9th from
Marion to Fairmont, in Ohio, ON the Gin,
cinnati, Wabash and Michigan Railroad
THE FREEDMEN's SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Some newspapers have enormously
stated that the EreedmGn's Savings and
Trust Company will commence paying u
dividend OF 80 per cent on the lst OF No.
vember next. The company will only
pay 20 per cent. The whole number Of
open deposit accounts is 81 IA; the pres
ent liabilities are S2,055,74O; amount Of
first dividend to be paid, Sj0l, ,ll0, There
are about 5000 accounts less than 81 and
at least $1,000 less than S. each, As the
commissioners will be much pressed to
get ready for payment by the lst Of No
yembcr, no claims should be presented or
forwarded before that date.
FRAUDULENT CERTIFICATES.
Information has been received at the
Navy Department from San Francisco to
the effect that fraudulent certificates Of
Indebtedness have been issued by q. NJ.
Pinney, clerk to Pay Inspector Spaulding,
to the amount Of S7jO0OO, but the loss
will fall upon individuals, and not upon
the Government.
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aid Of photographic test, but that they ar,
not 80 in practice, is satisfactorily pro
ven by the fact that no one cvcl
heard ol speaker or reader being
stopped in a discourse that the spelling
Of word might be given to determine
his meaning. The absurdity, then, oi
taxing the young minds" by such beau.
ties OF Orthography as btau, bow; pair
pear, pare; slay, slaic, slciyh,-become.
apparent, II further proof is desired
We refer you to the large class Of words
with the same orthoraphy but different
meanings; for instance: August, month
august, grand; minute, sixty seconds
minute, very small; abstract, u summary
abstract, 10 separate.
trust the world will still continue to
move in its orbit OF progress, whether
tho gentleman concludes to sing the
mournful strain 80 would were a boy
again." or accepts the situation and
falls into the ranks Of reform.
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TENN ENSEE.


NASHVILLE, October 1.-The Wander
bilt University was successfully inaugur-
ated to-day. Yesterday sermons were
preached by Bishops DOgget and Wight
man. To-day addresses were made by
Rev. DR.. Deems, Of New York, and Chan.
ccllor LipsComb, Of Georgia.
The address Of welcome was made by
Gov. Porter, Of Tennessee. lie said no
event Of its kind has awakened more
popular sympathy in the South, and espe.
chilly in Tennessee, than the opening OF
this University. Attle laying Of the cor.
ncr stone Of this magnificent building my
predecessor was here and gave force to the
sentiments Of his constituents, and | AM
here to-day to repeat the expression OF
satisfaction common to the people Of Ten.
ncssec at the location Of great UniVer-
sity nj the Capital Of their State, and toex-
tend TO you, the dignitNriGs ol the Church,
Trustees, Professors and students cor
lial welcome TO Tennessee, and wish |
could give welcome to him who has
given his namo 10 the University, and
whose muniliccnce has given IL life. His
name must forever stand pre-eminent in
its claims TO n grateful recollection. His
bCnevOlCnCe is superior 10 sections and TO
parties, and his liberality illustrates that
character Of men common 10 our country
who raise trade Nnd commerce above
mere selfish pursuit Of individual gain.
The State offers no exclusive privileges,
but il generously relieves your property
from the ordinary burdens, an1 will af.
ford to IL the fullest protection Of iLs
laws. The constitution Of the State pro-
vidcs that ii shall be the duty Of the Cen
eral Assembly in all future periods Of
this government TO cherish the nurture
Of the sciences. This provision in the
fundamental laws Of the land is the war.
rant Of the people OF Tennessee that this
Institution shall have their protection
and support. Gentlemen the mission Of
this University il above n mere common
place, il must he more than place where
ncndemiCal instruction Is impaired; IL
must I've place Of training Of the cAndi.
dates for the three learned professions.
Steam andlcleCtriCity are driving us for.
ward with II tremendous force, and TO
meet the demand Of those who are charged
Wltl tIlc NumlnHlFNuOn Ul lnlb RTeuL
trust must, rs | believe you will, make II
universal school, in which are
taught all branches Of learning,
dmiium generals et nireratds dUdii
generals, where architects, chemists, en-.
ginecrs, farmers and miners, can be edu.
Gated, and where original inquiries and
Investigations are stimulated. The duty
assigned me il simply 10 welcome you.
Churchmen and sChoolmCn | repeat my
greeting, and bid YOU God speed.
Bishop McTyiere delivered the keys Of
the University to Dr.. Garland, the newly
elected Chancellor. The theological, law,
medical aud academic faculties we're OH
the platform, twenty-siX in number. The
weather hns been very favorable, and
great interest was exhibited. Commodore
Vunderbilt's portrait, life size, hung on
the chapel wall, and was greeted with
grateful admiration by the immense con.
gregation. The students will begin 10
matriCulatc tomorrow. They are com.
ing in rapidly.
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NEW HAMI'SIIIIsE.


CONCORD, n. H., October 4.--AnOthel
horrible murder occurred at SunCoOk to
day. Miss Longmadc, daughter Of Jamel
+. Longmadc, u highly respectable citizer
Of SuncOOk, left home this morning fol
school, having half mile to walk, par
Of the way through the woods. Not re
turning at the usual hour, search wa,
made and the woods secured. Her body
was found in the woods half Il mile from
the road, with the head nearly severed
from the body. She had been outraged
and murdered.
Miss Josie LongmNde, the victim OI
the terrible murder, was II years Of age
pretty, aud general favOrite. She was
m attendant at the Pembroke Academy
When her brother returned from school
the family received the first intimatior
Of her disappearance. The alarm was
at once given, and the people Of SuncoOk
turned out en- massG TO search for her
Her body was found several rods from
the road in Clump of bushes, the
head entirely severed from the body
She had been fcariully outraged. At II
=. NJ. the head had not been found. She
was last seen live this morning one.third
Of n mile from her home. The road tC
the school is lone y one, Onl y two houseE
on the way. Officers have gone down
from this city and detectives tClegraphed
from Boston.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 4.-The Times has q
telegram from Shanghai that Mr., Wade
Is still at Peking. 1t is reported that
Mr.. Grosvenor, Second Secretary to the
Legation, will go to England with dis
patches, the details Of which are un-
known, but il is not believed that final
settlement has been reached.
EUROPEAN GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON, October 4.-The Mark Lane
FrprcS in its review Of the corn trade for
the past week says; The late heavy rains,
strong breezcs and reduced temperature,
brought wide extent Of land into readi-
ness for the plough and the opportunity
has been freely used here and in France
and Belgium. We trust the autumnal
sOwings will have u better result than in
1874, The downward tendency seems to
have stopped, The country markets are
firm and in the same places prices I'D
vanced one shilling, Wheat is higher at
Dentziga, and the German markets are
dearer, In Hungary the iirmness is
maintained, the winter and the closing Of
the Baltic may further enhance its values.
GOLD FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, October $3.50 A. M.-Twen-
ty-tive thousand pounds were withdrawn
from the bank yesterday, for America.
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surely a young man Of great promise
Friday was devoted to Sunday school
work. 1t was not our pleasure Il
be present in the forenoon, hui
the afternoon session was one Of great
profit. 1t was led by Elder IIickok, oil
GAINESVILLE. His whole heart is in the
work and he knows how to make things
lively in an Institute.
The exercises were rs follows: lst
Social Worship; ID, discussion Of the
subject SUNDAY School Helps" this was
to have been opened by Elder Wilson,
but he being absent +. II. Crago, was call.
cd on and opened the subject with u ten
minutes talk, lie was followed by Dr.
Samuel Dodd, Rev. Spencer, Rev. Stan
ford Suter and Rev. IIickok closing. ID,
Woman's relation to the Sunday School
Work, opened by Father Sweeney, fol-
lowed by Spencer, Wilson, Myers and
Hickock. 4th, Model Sunday School
The school was opened by the presiding
officer; ten classes were formed, teachers
appointed who took charge Of them, and
an hour was spent very pleasantly and
probably in Sunday School work. The
Query Box was then opened, and after
the discussion Of several pointed queries
the Institute then adjourned until
evening, The evening session was u child
ren's meeting, and was held at the NJ. Il,
Church. The exercises consisted Of short
speeches to the children. The speeches
were confined to talks of five minutes
each and the little folks seemed to enjoy
them very much. Talks were given by
Revs. Myers, Spencer, llickok aud San
ford, and by Messrs. Garrison, Of Monon-
gala county, S. H. IIanen, Geo, Edwards
and others.
The entire day was very prOiitably
spent and it is to be hoped that much good
was done. All such meetings will create
u deeper interest in the Sunday school
cause, and We should have many more OF
them.
The meeting at the Disciples Church
is still in progress. Several members
have been added to ii during the week
and no boubt many more will be ere the
week closes. Father Sweeney remains
over Sabbath.
The members Of the Convention all ex-
press themselves as highly pleased with
their visit among US. We say to them,
come again. BY invitation they visited
the State Penitentiary in body on Thurs
day, and we had hoped to sec them at our
school, but from some cause they could
not or at least did not come. ~.
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sorts and by the widest kind Of stump
Oratory. The whole canvass was frolic
with half the people engaged in it, and
not one in ten Of them could give an in
telligent explanation Of the condition OF
the country.
The case is very different now. Such Il
campaign as that Of 1910 is no longer
possible in this country. The influence
oithe daily press is too all.pervading for
that, The great papers Of the country
are not in the hands of party hacks, but
are controlled by men who are indcpcn.
dent in their circumstances, and, better
still, independent in their habits Of mind.
With such papers as the leading journals
Of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Cincinnati, Louisville, St, Louis
and Chicago, all on one side, and aggre-
eating u daily circulation Of millions Of
copies, saying nothing Of the pro-
Vlnclnl press ON the same Sldr, II
is simply impossible for wild schemes
Of finance to make headway among the
people. Such inCcndiarism is bound to
be stamped out in the course Of few
months. There are too many streams
playing on it to make u general conaagra-
tion possible. Hence it requires no great
insight into the future to ioretel that in
Aalion never can take practical shape in
this country. 1t will have, AS it has now,
sporadic activity and strength, but under
the weight Of argument it will gradually
lose its charms and finally be repudiatcd
by its friends, US was Pendletonism by the
Democratic party in 1868.
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IIELLAIRE LOCALS Yesterday the
final survey OF the Bellairc and South
western railroad line was begun by .,
lIassctt, jr., Esq. Chief Engineer Of the
Waynesburg Il Washington (Pa,) narrow
gauge road. Mr.. Bassett is Of Allegheney
City, and was instrumental in building
the Waynesburg Il Washington road,
which is almost exactly u counterpart Of
the proposed HGllaire Il Southwestern
road, ~ to topography, character OF the
country and inhabitants, and oh ects OF
construction. We understand that II is
intended to push the work on the road
Immediately, the construction beginning
the moment the survey is completed ii
the weather will admit. The desirable
ness Of the road cannot be Ovcrestimated,
To either Bcllaire or thcCOlIntry travelled
byit. 1t is one Of the few improvements
that will benefit both city and country,
and is just what Is needed to make busi.
ness for our business men, and give new
impetus to the growth OfOur city.
The sermon Of Rev. j. :. Dellaas at
the Methodist Church Saturday night
was the finest one We have listened to in
lIellairr ipr long time. The audience
was also the largest that has assembled
at church in many months in the city.
We cannot speak at this time Of his lee.
turc Of last evening, other than to an
nOunce that he will repeat ii again this
evening.
Building has seemingly increased in
amount Of late, and new houses Of an eX-
Cellent class are going up on every side
At the Democratic Township Convcn-
ton On Saturday afternoon at City Hall,
Judge Anderson was made chairman and
DIV. Lcet Secretary. This was the prin.
Cipal business transacted as the nOnlna.
tiOn Of Geo. Criswell and Jas. Kelsey for
Justices Of the Peace was already under.
stood to be inevitable.
The Clipper Base Ball Club Of this city,
having "ClCnnCd out" the Buckeyes last
Saturday, are anxious to perform the
same office for the Standards, but the
Standards, although owing them n return
game, wont give them n chance.
Some kind Ofa Democratic meeting was
announced for last evening, but It amount.
ed to very little. The speakers were only
little guns.
We were in error in saying that Mrs.
Jas. Gill would be buried yesterday Of.
ternOon. Her funeral, owing to the
Absence Of her father from the city will
not take place until sometime this after
noon.
The big meeting Of the campaign in the
county will be held on the public square
here next Thursday evening, and will he
addressed by Ex-Governor Noyes and
other able speakers. Arrangements are
in progress 10 make 1.-THE biggest success
Of the campaign in every sense Of the
word.
Persons wishing to attend the Ccnten-
nial Concert, can procure tickets at Nay
lor's News Depot.
The Market Boy will leave the wharf
boat at u O'Clock.
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MiNNESOTA.
DEATH OF JUDGE cHArrrELp.

OEATH Ut JVDVE VIHI ThI'U'
ST. PAUL, MtSN, October 4.-llon. An.
drew q. Chntfeld, Judge Of one Of the
District Courts Of the State, died to-day
nt Belle Plains. Judge Chatfeld was a
brother Of Hon. Levi s. Chatfeld, former,
" n well.khown Democratic politician
and AttOrney.Genernl Of New York, and
was appointed to the Office Of Territorial
Judge Of Minnesota BY franklin Pierce
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CONSIDERATION OF THE New CATHOLIC
CEMETERY.-The new Catholic Cemetery
about four miles east Of the city on The
National Road, will be ConseCrated by
Bishop KNin next Sabbath afternoon nj
3 o'clock. An excursion train will leave
the city early in the afternoon, and a tenn
pOrary bridge will he built across the
creek near Elm Grove to allow the ex'
cursiOnists to pass over. The ceremonies
will he very impressive.
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NEIIIEASIkA.


OMAHA, October i.-Sidney Dillon,
Jay Gould, Oliver Ames and several other
gentlemen connected with the Union Pa
cifc Railroad, arrived from the East this
morning. They go west Tomorrow on n
tour Of inspection.
Mrs. Cownn, wife of gambler, com.
mitted suicide by taking landanum Satur-
day night.
Two frame buildings on the northwest
corner Of Thirteenth and Capitol avenue,
was burned this morning. The work Of
nm incnndinrY.
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ATelcvcn O'Clock last night we received
information that the Union Coal Works,
directly opposite the town Of Mounds
vile, were on fire, The flames were dis
covered at nine o'clock, and at ten o'clock
were still burning furiousIy with no pros
pect of any portion Of the buildings being
saved, We were not apprised os to the
origin Of the conllagratiOn.
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NEW YORK.


whom the Herald says are three card
monte men, gave public seance at Tam
many Hall last night. They were eX-
posed and denounced almost at the out
set OF their performance. and all abscond-
cd by tho back way, having realized 4
couple of thousand dollars. They had
advertised largely under the names Of
George Willis, 4. I. j. Allyne and Z, IL,
Lee, and their medium claimed to act
under the spiritual influences Of tho In.
dian King Philip,
poDY COME ASHORE,
crrv Covv Nv Oc,ohor l-Tho
LoJn "f pa1;a'nin yLo ~"s Jrown"J
wGy ,";,I ~ pon anran U p"u,or we" IN T"v" II",nN
s,nnL %l' ~, ITn,L"r vs ~ y Tra.Iav I"', M ca,6"
a"G"so 'I" Ian" ""n" GIar w. SoSo "oS onJ;n, & ' i""i
",' "i'E, so,,;n n, y, Wv" sas, H. ,Go r,"'"rs q f"mi
s, aI'"s 49, ,,a "a 'o'' III Ton;a,,;n ' " ''"
P'"' anu '"e ''e"Po y, N'"l""'
FIRE ENGINEERS CONVENTION
The third annual Convention Of Engi'
neers Of the Fire departments Of the Uni.
ted States assembled in the Firemcns' Hall
to-day at noon. The body was called to
order by Chief II. Clay Sexton, Of 81,
Louis, Mo, lie said ii these Conventions
Oi Chief Engineers served no other pur-
pose they made them all acquainted with
one another. They would also consider
matters which were Of interest TO the De.
partment.
Chief c. II. Raymond, OF Cambridge,
Mass, Secretary, rGad tho call for n meet
ing.
Chief Eli z. Bates, OF this city, was
elected permanent Chairman, but declined
the honor on the ground Of having to at
tend to important business.
A committee OF five were appointed to
nominate officers for the ensuing year as
follows: Matthew Benner, Chicago; Mar
tin CrOnin, Washington; W, A. Green,
Boston; l.. A. Gibson, Rochester, and a.
G. Hendricks, New Haven.
The Secretary then read an invitation
from the Old Volunteer Department Of
this city to the members Of the Conven-
ton asking them to a dinner in the
Bleccker buildings tomorrow evening,
which was accepted.
A number OF communications were read
from delegates who were unable to be
present expressing regret and naming
Substitutes.
While the Nominating Committee was
absent the chairman called on Fire Com
missioner Perley, Of New York to address
the Convention which nc dld DrleiIy! al;
ttuus t " @ ,me sIv"s "T"h.1STS .ho I,.o "'f Ton
rom ,roih '''G pa es'Np''sl,l'Iymt VI W, rns Io
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weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPtrR or fHR CiiiEP ainRAL OPPiCRR.
WAsniSGroN, y. C., October 81 A. n.

PROBABILITIES
For the Middle and East Atlantic
States, falling barometer, southwest to
southeast winds, warmer and partly
cloudy or cloudy weather and occasional
rain.
For the Lake region, rising barometer,
northeast to northwest winds, colder and
cloudy weather and rain.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, a
nearly stationary pressure and tempefn.
turc, southwest to northwest winds back.
ing TO southeast, incteasing clondincss,
possibly followed by rain in the Ohio VAL
ley by night,
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, nearly stationary pres
sure and temperature, northeast TO south
east winds, followed by northwest TO
southwest winds, cloudy weather and
rain. ..-
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States
northwest TO southeast winds, falling ba-
rometcr, warmer, cloudy weather, and
rain near the coast,
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FINE WARDROBEs.-The ladies may
look for something elegant in the dresses
OF Mrs Chanfrau and company, which
are said 10 have cost $4,000. The stair.
ways leading from the stage to the green
room and dressing rooms OF the Opera
House have been covered with muslin, to
protect the fine wardrobcs Of the ladies.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 1.-The Epoca says
the military operations in the North will
be resumed soon as the Government Is
able to send eighty thousand men to re-
infOrCe the army.
SAN SEBASTIAN, October 4.-The Car.
lists demand one hundred thousand dol.
lars to discontinue the bombardment Of
the town,
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CONNECTICUT.
A MAJORITY ron 1tQron LicEyst

A MAJORITY ron LIQUOR License.
HARTFORD, October AT the town
elections to-day, Hartford voted Tor liquor
license by about l,lOO majority; East
Hartford by majority. Danhury voted
no license. The largest places generally
voted for license, and the smaller towns
are about equally divided.
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VIRGINIA.


II VI'7ta70 18VI NV 0V IEVUI8H'
ALEXANDRIA, October 4.-The Gd,t,i,
aays of the Montpelier Female Humane
Association lottery that IL is believed
that not a single dollar was drawn by any
bona fde tiCket.holder, but that the whole
Of the money, amounting to half a mil
lion dollars, has been retained by New
York sharpers, who are accused Of ap'
propriating the entire fund.
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SWEDEN.


COPENHAGEN, October 1.-THE Swedish
steamer l.. J, Bagcr, running between
Lubbock and Copenhagen, was burned in
the Baltic. Twenty.fOur passengers and
eleven Of the crew perished, The steam.
or was n small one, and was built in 1858
at Gutlenburgh.
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DIsCIARGED.-F'erdinand Meister was
before Justice Webb yesterday morning,
to answer a charge Of shooting Joseph
Lamont, in a Centre Wheeling saloon, on
Saturday night last. The testimony
proved the shooting to have been acci.
dental, and the defendant was accordingly
discharged,
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Sixty POUNDS OF COFFEE. Esq. Mayes
Of West Alexander, on Saturday married
his 0Sllh couple. ArbuCkle, the Pitts
burgh coffee man, has written to the
'iSquirestating that there are sixty pounds
Of coffee awaiting the one thousandth
COuple-thirty for the couple and thirty
for the Squire. Here is q fine opening
for young couple togo to housekeeping.
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FIRE RECORD.


P1TsBuRaH, October 4.-Eatly this
morning n fire occurred at Mansfield, Pa,
on the Pan Handle Railroad, which de-
stroyed O'Sheaa Block and four tenement
houses. Loss about $4,000; partly in.
sured.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

GoISd TO srAY.-Et having been re.
ported that Rev. y. W, Fisher, Of the
First Presbyterian Church, contemplated
leaving the city, on Sunday morning last
he announced from the pulpit that he in
tended to remain.
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Vice President Wilson has been coun.
sellCd by his medical advisers to abandon
his intention to lecture this season, ns Il
would prove too serious n strain on his
constitution II undertaken in addition tc
his official duties and the completion Of
his book,
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CUBA,

HAVANA, October 1.-The Spanish war
vessel Tornado, has chased tho Uruguay,
formerly Octavia into Port Royal, ia.
maica, where her cargo was embargoed.
Sharkey, the murderer, sailed for Spain
YnsinrlnN.