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Tho. sIoulton.I,eeei,er Suit.

New York, September 4.-The case
brought by Francis D. Moulton against
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher for $50, 900
damages for malicious prosecution was
up to-dayiin the Brooklyn Court. Amo.
tlon was made BY Mr. Shearmap, counsel
Of defendant, for a change OF venue, as ii
was thought it would be easier to procure
jury in somO other county than New
York or Kings county. Mr.: shcarman
submi,tcda number Of aflidayits from Mr..
Beecher and others to that effect. Gen.
Pryor, for plaintiff, objected and moved
to diPmiss the case as he thought The
Court had no Jurisdiction in regard TO it.
Judge Dykeman decided 10 consider Gen.
Pryor's motion frat. leaving Mr.. Shear.
mans motion to stand over for three
weeks, .-..,..., -
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esTABLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

----- f..an.1
nomination. Winn q sense Oh ps,SO"a, .
humiliation come upon 'nese ssn..sns,, .,,s.
in case Mr.. Tilden Succeeas' anu W "e'
desire to see him succeed at Such sAc,: ,.,:
fee to themselves PersOh"tiy "',I tr,,. @ =
cslly2 There is 8 vast amount =. ,n,,', "",
nature in all politicians, Anu e"ss y ocI
those Of New York. We Das... -. .JT, .s;,
there was any amount o. Delu'ct:'' WI
ling to sec not only Tue De".Ocf.'ic par,
but the country i'Se'l SP,i' ~ pieces fA'n
er than SEQ stephen A: po"gi"ss o sueeeee
10 the Presidency fefhapS tne SAM
spirit now actuates men IKE heny III
New York. Ihey iollow poh'ics as u
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Republican Meeting lat Cameron
Last Night.
CAMERoN, September 40 ?. NJ.

Editors IntellIgenCer.
The Hayes and Wheeler club met this
evening at this place and effected a per-
mRnent organization by electing the fol.
lowing officers: President, W, r. Nc.
Donald, Jr.; Vice Presidents, Judge
Dickey, David Buzzard, Robert johnson,
John s. Redd, Frank Baldwin. Secre.
tary, J. B. Hicks; Corresponding secre.
tary, J. NJ. Pipes; Treasurer W. NJ
NOVEL;. .,,
Hanson Criswell, Esq, Of Moundsyilie,
being called on, responded in neat little
speech. He first congratulated the men,
bers OF the club on their good beginning
| in the way OF enrolling members. He also
reviewed, in few forcible remarks, the
platforms Of the two parties, and also the :
representative men Of the same. 1.wodld
like to give synopsis 'of the speech,
but have not time. It was ringing
and telling speech, and was listened
to with great attention. One good thing
he said was that the word "reiorm" was
the only suitable name on the ticket, for
| il there was ever party that needed
reformation It Il. The Democratic party.
He congratulated the Republican party
on the prospect Of an easy victory. =
F. H. Crago was called on, and made a
few remarks, not entering, however, into
any discussion Of the Issues OF the day.
Major Hunter was present, and being
called on, came forward and thanked the
people for the honor, bat as he was no
speaker he wonld make no remarks.
s. r. Hanan entertained the audience
for some time with a stirring speech. He
reviewed the history Of reform for the last
six years in our State.
About seveuty.fye or eighty, members
were enrolled. Much enthusiasm was
manifested. Cameron is all right.
REroRTRR.
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JOHN MORGAN, sR,, whose death was
announced yesterday morning, became
an officer in the old Merchants and Me.
chanics' Bank over forty years ago. The
minutes Of the bank for April 81, 1884,
show the following order OF the Board Of
Directors:
"Ordaed, That Mr.. John Morgan be
appointed Teller aud Assistant Book.
Keeper in this institution, under q salary
Of eleven hundred dollars per annum.
[signedl R.,McKEE, hest"
Mr.. Morgan was 50 years old at the
time OF his appointment in the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank, and he had the re.
spect throughout his long term Of service
Of all its patrons as man Of sterling in
tegrity. His death takes from among US
one Of the. old landmarks that connected
us with past generation.
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AssASsrNATED.
SKULL CRUSHED
FIRE RECORD.
Hotel Burned.


New York, Sept. 4-Busch's Hotel, at
Hobokcn, burned early this morning; loss
$50, 900; insured.
PlrsDuRGu, Sept. "A fire which oc.
cured at Mansfield, Allegheny, county,
Pa, al 1So'clock this morning destroyed
fifteen houses on the main street. Among
them was the American Hotel, Burgands
Bank, J. W. Waldier's butcher shop,
H9H's saddlery shop, Adams drug store
and A. Mencils dry goods store; the loss
isJyaripusly estimated at from $50, 900
to $4,000. The insurance is not known
SEAFoRTH, ONT, September 4.-0ne,
third Of the business portion Of this town
was burned this morning. ,2sf.'tf : .
NEw YoRK, September Alderman D.
Busch says his hotel was not burned last
night. He vacated the burned premises
year ago.
MONTREAL, Sept. 4.-Three children
were drowned in the river at St. Hyac.
inthe yesterday during the fire, The suf'
icrers by fire are supplied with bread,
provisions and other necessaries from this
city. The heavier insurance losses as far
as can be ascertaincd are the Stadacona,
SGJ, COOS Queen, $4,000; Royal Canadian
s3s b00s SatippaE $4,000; Citizens, SSS'
mo
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(htRnRn.

Cn1cAeo, September 4.-Eour-Firm
and unchanged. Wheat-stro1g and high.
er; No. Q Chicago spring 974e cash and
September; 979Gc October; No. 8, SIC; re-
jcttcd CSC. Corn ASteady; No. 2, 49Ac
cash and September; 431Sc October; reject.
ed 40I1a40Nc. 0ats-Firm at 31c cash;
Sl4c October; rejected 26c. Barley-Firm
ut 5SI<a5SNc. Pork-Dull and unsettled
1t $l5 g. cash and October $4 90 bid,
year. Lard-ModCrately active and higher
at $40 90 cash; 50 72If October; IS 50 year.
Rulk Meats-Firm and unchanged. Whis.
ky-Dull and unchanged. ..... e.
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The sheriiraIty.
Editor, IntelllSenosr:

Editors InlelllEencef:
Mr.. Tingle and his friends claim that
he Is entitled to the support Of the voters
Of this city without distinction OF party
ON account Of his services in having the
Capital brought here. II the public Is un.
der obligations to Mr.. Tingle, will he lei
the public know the nature Of the obliga-
tion2 While the bill for removing the
Capital was pending, Wheeling was repre-
sented by Mr.. Simpson, Gen. Pannell and
Capt. Andrew Wilson, who are supposed
10 know something about legislative en-
cheering. But itseems that Mr.. Tingle
was required to perform a service that
Messrs. Pannell and Wilson either would
NOT or could notdo. Mr.. Tingle Is hardly
the person who would be selected TO per
form q service that Capt. Wilson or Mr.
Pannell we're incapable Of doing. Wa,
he then selected to do q service they
roald no. PERFORM W.
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MIR. Oesierling Declines u Noini
nation.

Mr.. John Oesterling, one Of the Repub'
lican nominees for the House Of Delegates
in this county, was absent from the city
at the time Of his nomination. It wa,
we'll understood that he was not caudi'
date for any public position-in fact, thai
he was decidedly averse to anything oI
the kind-but his friends, knowing his poi
ularity, were anxious thath should be .
candidate, and SO nominated him. Mr.
oesterling, however, does not find it il
accordance with his sense OF duty to The
requirements OF his present position, al
the head ofthe Central Glass Company, tc
accept any nomination that may entail
On him additional or conflicting rsspon'
sibilities, and so while thanking hii
friends for their compliment declines tc
stand as candidate. The following ia
his note tous: .I
Editors 1ntslllSeneer:
Please state in your paper, that ! re-
spectfully decline to be candidate for
any public Office, and o6lige,.
~ JOHN 0EsrERIlHd.
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InterestingA Articles.

We publish an article from the pen Of
Geo. Alfred Townsend in this number OF
the INTELLroENcER that will be read
with general interest. 1t is the report OF
a conversation with Carl schurz and Gen.
Banks at the Republican headquarters in
New York, in regard to the political stu
alton. Gen. Banks gives it as his opinion
that "the last blow at the sectional as
sumption of the rebellion is to be struck
this fall. After this rally we shall see.its
head upreared no more"
We also publish an interesting Inter-
view with Mark Twain OH the subject oil
the Presidency. Twain, though profess
sional humorist, is really very capable
and astute observer Of the signs OF the
times, socially and politically, and every
other way, and his serious judgement a.
to the Presidential candidates is yalus-
BILE. He prefers Hayes on the same
ground that the hard sense OF the Ameri.
can masses will prefer him next Novem-
Der, viz: because she talks right
upon the important issues" "Yor
cannot mistake" says Twain, "what
he means concerning civil service
second term, and the honest payment of
the national debt" "If" ION the other
handy "you can understand what Mr..
Tilden means, it is only because you
have got more brains than / have" "Mr.
Tilden" (he continues) "is very able
man; therefore hold that he could have
made himself understood. Why didn't
he? Because one.hali Of his party be.
lieve in one thing, and the other half in
another"
Twain is right. He knows how to boil
things down. He penetrates all sorts OF
shams with his quick intelligence, and
sees just where the gist Of an issue lies.
This faculty he still further evinces in the
following remark:
"The Republicans tell me a great
many things which Hayes has done, the
Democrat papers explain why Tilden
didn't do great many things, They
keep on apologizing and apologizing all
the time. / think that the woman or can
didate that has got to be apologizcd for
ia u suspicious person. So do you. Now
let me urge you, as an old friend, to vote
for Hayes-a man you don't have to apol'
| nuiza fnrp
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, September 4.-cOtton- :
on;st and firm at ike. Flour-Fiym;
fSmSlv S5 OOa5 80. Wheat-DuH; red at e5c
All AZ. corn-Steady at 45a46c. Oats
Firm: nj new at SOaS6c. Rye-steady ut 60c.
BayIeyEFirm at S5a99c. Pork Dull at
sI6O6. Lard-Easier; steam 1O%c; kettle
i2al2Hc. Bulk Meats Firm; shoulders
6Hc; clear RIB SIC; clear Sfc. Bacon
Dull att7 11EGss<a9Nc. Butter-Dull; choice
western i9a2lc. Whisky-Firm at 81 Os.
HoGs-Steady; common light s. 50a5 75i
fair TO good s. Sa8 10.
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The Sioux ouxCommissIoners.-lsInc
Hills Items.

CuEYENSE, September 4.-The Sioux
Commission left Fort Laramie this morn
ing for Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
agencies, Captain Eagan's company Of
the Third cavalry escorting them.
The Black Hills telegraph is finished to
a point fifteen miles this side Of Hot
Springs. communication with Custer City
will open the last Of this month.
The coach last night brought in 1000
ounces OF golidnst. Several gulches are
not being worked on account OF the scar.
city OF water. Deadwood and White.
wood creeks still have sufficient water
for mining purposes. As yetno quartz
mills have arrived at Deadwood, although
two are now en- route, one Of which left
here a'week ago.
A man named Nicholson was killed in
the mines to-day, at Rock Springs, by a
rock caying In on him.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY:
The TuFkisll war.

LONDON, September 4.-Gen. Tchensr-
ayefhas. arrived qt Belgraqewith most Of
his army, ',
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AIIegitenYlaffIe.

EAST LIBERTY; September 4.-CArrLE-
Receipts for four % days pas, III: e. as., cars S
or in all 1914 head; total for :the week end:
ing this day 6,SS5 head, Or 22G cars 81
through and 1S9 cars Of yard stock against d,t
7,945 bead or 266 cars of through and ,lsS
cars Of yard stock last week. supply Eight
so far and likely to be so. Market hrm at
last weeks prices with little business doing
except at retail.
week II 900 against 10, ,020 head last week.
Workers So 25a6 80; Philadelphias SO 50a66 go.
SHEBP-Receipts 4, 900 head, and for the
week 100 against 21,00 head last week.
Selling for $4a5 Is. ... u. II
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PHILADELPHIA, September 4.-Pettole.
um-R6tined 24IIa26c; crude 1Sc. Flour
Dull; extra s. 871za4 80; Minnesota fam.
lily old IS 50; fresh so 5711<z; PENNSYLVANIA,
Ohio and Indiana do S. 621<a6 50; high
grades 50 75a7 rs. .Wheat-Quiet; new red
81 l5; amber 81 1Sa1 20; 0;!white 81 %. Corn
Dull; yellow 55a5ec; mixed 50a5Sc; sail
54c; steamer ,50a52c. 0ats-In, good de.
nahd; new white SIC; old do 46a4Sc. Bar.
ley and Malt-Unchanged. Putter-Actiye.
New York and Bradford county extra 27a
a2Sc; fffsts CSC; western extras 1Sa30c; frsts
16al7c. Cheese-Qnet; western fine Ease.
Eggs-NYestern2 2oa21e. Whisky-Western
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Toledo,

. TOLEDO, September 4.-Flcuf--Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady; No. 2
white Wabash $l.17; No. 8 do held at 81 IL
and 81 90 offered; No. 1 white Michigan
81 12; No. 2 do..Sl 90; amber Michigan spot
and October 81 Il; No. 2 amber Illinois
81 10. Com-FirR high mixed spot sold
at 1910 and 4Sc offered; no grade 4619c;
damaged 40c, oats-Ffrmef; No. 2, $50;
white 35kc: Michigan SO 1fc; rejected 2S1<c.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 4.-Flour-Quiet
and steady; western Superfine So 50aS 90
extra 81 25a5 %; family 81. 50a6 30. Wheat
LDull; western red 81 16al ls;. common q
fair 90c9S1 05: Pennsylvania red Sh1Sal q"
Corn-Western mixed 54a545Ic. Oats
Quiet; western white 35aS7c; mixed 3OaS4c,
Rye-Dull and nominal at 5Sa55c. Pork
$i7 5OalSO0. BuIk Meats Shoulders 64a7ci
clear rib.sides Shc.' Bacon--Shoulders ~
aSc; clear RIB 0Nal0c. Lard-l1 lzallMc'
Butter Firm; choice western 2Sa24c. ie'
troleum-Quiet at $50 for refined; l3ha
l2Ac' for 'crile.. Coifee-Quiet q l0Ha
i8xc. Whisky-Dull At 81 12al 121E.
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4 CABINET coNFERENCE.

There was 4. lengthy conference at the
War Department this forenoon, previoul
to the issuing Of the order to United
States Marslals In regard to the up
proaching elections. II was attended b,
Secretaries Cameron, Robesoh and Chan
dler, Attorpey-G General Taft, General
Sherman, Governor Chamberlain and
Senator Patterson, Of South Carolina
The object Of the meeting was TO take
preparatory steps 10 carry out orders, il
case Of necessity, and have afnll under
standing as to the military giving aid Ia
United States Marshals.
After a very free exchange Of view
on the subject, during which Gov
Chamberlain and Senator Patterson
urged the necessity Of military protection
in the Southfa members Of thee Cabinet
expressed their opinions at length, anC
also the desires of'the President on tha
topic, it was decided that a copy f'tht
circular letter OF instructions OF the At
torney General be referred TO General
Sherman for his information and guild
ance.
The Secretary Of War is in strong &c.
cord with the Attorney General for the
enforcement OF the Instructions. -.
Gen. Sherman leaves on'Saturlay fol
Harrisburg, where he will be joined by
Secretary Cameron and they willsta on
% tour Of inspection in'the West.
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International medical Congress

PHILADELPHIA, September 4.-The In
ternational Medical Congress begun its
sessions here to-day. Prof. Gross deliy.
cred an address Of welcome and was cho-
sen President. DR.. Flint, OF New York,
made the Centennial address.
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INDICTED FOR MURDER.
political NOTES.
Ntnte convention 10 Re.assemble

State Convention 10 Re.assemble
UrrcA September 4.-Goyernor. sey'
mour's letter has Just been given to Ma.
gone, and the State Convention is called
10 re.assemble at Saratoga on .Wednes'
day, September Is.
LITTLE Rock September 4.-The elec
tion to-day has been one Of the most quiet
and orderly ever held in this city
No disturbances are reported from The
outside. Both parties were out in full
force. The official returns will decide how
the city and county have gone. The State
Is conceded to the Democrats by an over
WheImiug majority. -..
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Internntlonal RING Teams.

New YORK, September 4.-The rifle
teams who will participate in the ap'
preaching international match had q
formal reception to-day in the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel. They we're then driven to
tho City Hall and presented to the Mayor
and subsequently, drove through Central
Park
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New YorIk honey ANA Ntoelra.

NEW YORK, September 4.-MoNRY-
Closes easy at Y per cent. Prime mercan.
tile paper 3a4 per cent. Tho Assistant
Treasurer disblrsed Sl72,0O0. Custom re-
ceipts $352,00Q. .Clearings 2Sl COO 900.
Sterling-Dull at $i.S6a4.S7.
t. GoLD-Active this afternoon and al.
vanced to 109A, closing at 1095G. The low.
est price OF tho day was 109h, the lowest
since July IA. Carrying.rates 2, ~, l and
Il per cent. Loans were also made fat and
ut and az per cent per annum and 1.64
per diem for use. The advance was due to
rumors unfavorable to the success Of the
syndicate in It's operations with the new
loan, although nothing definite could be
Known, rs the bankers receiving the sub
scriptions did not close books till o'clock,
IN hour later than the close OF business In
the gold. room.
GovERNMESTs Weak this afternoon
and made further decline Of %ak per
cent, but at the close the market was steady
in sympathyRith gold.
United States g Of 1881, coupons ...........1l7k
Eye-Twentes
Eve-Twenties le65l
EVe-TwentieI tlS6D
Ftye-Twenles (ls6sl
MeS fTes
Ien-lortie1 lcoupons) ... .... ....ll6s
currency
RAILROAD BoSDs-Generally weak, In
late afternoon dealings New Jersey con-
solidated tirsts made a further decline OF
per cent, touching S9; do convertible
steady at so; Lehigh & Wilkesb&rrc con.
solidated sold as low as 641S; Union Pacific
frsts declined to 1861, and Norris & Es.
sex consolidated, ,frsts to 100. Just before the
close OF business the stock telegraph instru.
ments reported sales OF New Jersey Central
convertible at IS and down to 50. It should
probably be rs to 20.
STATE BoEDS-Qaiet and nominal
SToCEs-The most. active stocks to-day
were Lake Shore, Delaware, Lackawanna Il
Western, n. J. Central, Michigan Central,
md Western Union Telegraph. 1twas not
made known whether any OF the stocks
forced on the market were by reason OF the
embarrassment Of Randolph, Buckley & Co.,
Of New York and Philndelphia, and OF vii.
liam 3. Clarke, an old member OF the
Board, the failure Of the latter being an.
nounced earlier In the day and the suspen.
sion Of the formes Just before the close Of
business. The week opened with great de-
preston on the Stock Exchange, aud there
was further heavy fall in prices. The
decline ranged from to 3H per cent,
ana was most mhfkeu IN tne Cohl Toaub-
Michigan Central, Illinois Central and
Lake Shore. Just after noon stocks
advanced 4 to ~; New Jersey Cen.
traI rose from 3lN to S9iS; Michigan Cen.
tral from S5h to S6I4; Delaware, Lackawana
& western from 80 to S0A; Lake Shore from
50X to 50A; and ST. Paul preferred from
OF the last hour advanced ha2,< per cent
I.nk H. I,n ~ half hann L aa0fF1 shnNama
weak and declined 1SalN. Led by Lake
Shore the market finally closed active, un.
settled. and feyerish. The transactions were
$50, 900 shares, Of which 12,400 were Erie,
10000 Lake Shore, 1900 Northwestern,
$500 Rock Island, z 900 Pacific Mail, 1900
st. Paul; 5000 Ohio, Il, 900 Western Union,
1900 Delaware, Lackawanna &Western,
$4,000 New Jersey Central, $4,000 Michigan
/ Central and I, 800 Illinois Central,
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Sevmour,s Health.

NEW YORK, September 4.-Mr: Scy;
mour in a letter declining the nomination
for Governor by the Democratic Conven'
tion, says: For some months my health
has been in6rm and q recent illness has
untitled me for mental or phypical ezer'
tion.
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THE RACES,

This afternoon the professional races
are to be opened on the schuylkill by a
spirited contest between the four cared
crews. The races will attract thousands
Of spectators. Some very famous Ameri.
can and foreign professional oarsmen
will row. The course is three miles, the
start being made from Rockland with n
turn at the falls OF the Schuylkill stake
boat, and back to the starting point. The
programme introduces rs the first contest.
ants, the four cared crews from the
Thames, Halifax, St. Johns and New
York crews. And in the single scull races
which close the programme to day, such
menSas Coulter Ellies, Ward and James
Nickel will appear.
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lNWorIr NnsneutIeti.

BUFFALO, September 4.-Work was
suspended on the elevators to-day in CON
sequence Of a strike Of the, Rhoycllert
against the rates Tor steamers from three
to four.dollars, tho rate paid shoyellert
for sailing vessels. ... .n.u .u
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Io,y vorlr nrv Goods.

NEw YoRK, September A.-Business
fairly active In ali departments! Cotton
goods steady at unchanged prices. Prints
active, firm aud in light supply. Ginghams
quiet. Fancy and staple dress goods In
liberal request. Mems weas woolens in
moderate demand. FlAnnels active and
firm. Foreign goods improving.
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action APPROVED.

RICHMOND, September 4.-Thc Metho
dists Of this city and Manchester in !
mass meeting yesterday unanimously
adopted a resolution heartily approving
the action OF the joint commission o.
Methodists assembled at Cape May.
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Columns, Sept. 4.-Tbe Ohio State
Fair commenced to-day; the show OF
stock is excellent, bdt the other depart
'nients are not IN readiness for the exhi-
bltion.
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Arrest Of The Prize Fighters.

PHrIApElpHrA, September 4.-The
coroner held an inquest to-day in the case
Of Walker, who. died from the injuries
received in the recent prize fight. Weldon,
Collyer and Fiddler Leary are held as
principals. All the others are arrested
as accessories.
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NASHVILLE, September 4.-Proi. Hux.
ley and wife arriyedin this city this even
ing on visit to his sisters, Mrs. 8. g.
Scott and nieces, MrS. Albert and Mrs.
Robert G, Roberts.
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Restoration ot Wages.

FALL RIVER MASS, September A
The Manufacturers: Board Of Trade an
nounces that II the market remains on
the 1st of October substantially as now
they. will restore half Of tho last cut
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MApr PROPOSALS ron PEACE
SPAIN:


MADRID, September 4.-The railroad
companies have been notified that an
armed guard will be furnished TO passen.
ger trains whenever applied for. '"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-05
Collision Mt Sea Both Vessels
b, Lost.

LIVERPOOL; September 4.+-The ship
Sonora, from San Francisco, was run
into of Holy Head by the Spanish steam-
or Vivar, this morning, and both vessels
sunk. Only one life lost. The total loss
will aggregate one million dollars.