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Congressman Milton saylcr OF Ohio; Senator Frank
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OF Philadelphia, and ex-Congrcssman Austin r. Pike.
OF New Hampshire, at the Fifth Aveuuo Hotel
Inspector General Raodoiph B. Marcy United states
Army. Is at tho Now York Hotel Thomas II Ismay'
OF tke whic Star steamship line, Is at tho Windsor
Hotel Professor J. Henry Thaycr, Of Andover The.
oloecai Seminary. is at tho Everett House. Pay
master Arthur BuriIs. United States Navy, is
at the Hoffman House. General John T. Avcrill.
Of Minnesota; cx-Congressman +. B. Morgan.
II Aurora, N ", and N. G. White, Pros
dent of tho Boston and Mnino Railroad Company,
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Hotel General Charles II. T. CoIlis city solicitor Of
Philadelphia is at tho Union Square Hotel Professor
r. Dwight, OF New Haven, il at tho ST. James Hotel.
D. b. Sackes, Inspector General United States Army.
and Commander +. l. Higgnson, United States Navy,
are as tho sturtevant House.
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THE CENTENNIAL ABROAD.

II. Du soMMERARD, THE FRENCH COMMITS
MEN AND WOMEN TO A GERMAN FRIEND
HOW A NAM TALKS WHO, KNOWING THE
TRUTH, DAREs TO TILL FALsEuooDs.
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PARIS, Oct. %, 1876
censed at letter printed in the Figaro this morn
ing, attacking the management OF the Centennial
Exposition. The letter is translated from the Ger
man newspapers, and was written by M Du SON.
merard chief OF the Commissioners for France at
Philadelphia, to a friend in Germany.
BEARING FALSE WITNESS
The letter abounds In the most malicious and
shameless falsehoods There is absolutely not even
a grain OF truth in any one statement contained In
the letter. as l. fresh from the Exposition, can tes-
tify There was small nre in the Turkish depart
ment, but the damage was tnnng, and the accidena
was due to the careessness OF employees Of the ex-
hibitors send the text in full by mall so that the
author may be properly called to account. The let
ter may be summarized as follows:-
ARSON BY THE AMERICANS.
"The accounts transmitted to me from my
deputy says NJ. Sommerard, "are Of the most griev-
GUS character Americans themselves set 1re to
buildings containing the empty cases OF French
goods, hoping to destroy the French merchandise
and articles for exhibition stored in the galleries.
second attempt Of the same kind has been made
within the last month.
TUE CENTENNIAL rOLfCE ARE sCoCNDRELs.
"woise than all this" writes NJ. Sommerard,
warming up to his subject, ''the police employed by
the Centennial Board purposely chosen from the
worst and most degraded elements in the United
States.
THE KEEPERS ARE THIEVES.
sThe Keepers are thieves without exception,
continues the dgnincd critic. '.Thcy steal openly
from the exhibitors In the French department and
all Others
THE JUDGES ARE vESAL.
ssThere exists an understanding between these
knavcs and the judgcsr declares the veracious
commentator. 'The judges call up the rogues for
hearing-when complaints are made--at hours un-
known to the complainants, and, a result, wit
ncsses Of the criminals guilt being present. they are
acquitted.
gwen worse than this, II such . thing be possi-
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA, Oct 10, 1874
A severe cyclone passed over tho Central American
States tho Sd and Attn inst. Tho town Of Mansgua
in Nicaragua, was inundated on tho 4tn. About 400
houses blown down by the hurricane. The in.
habtsnts had TO climb up ON top Of their houses
to prevent being washed away by tho flood.
Many were drowned By the houses falling
The total damage done is estima, cd
TO bc about So 0OO 000 The town OF Blow field on tho
Mosquito coast, IN Nicaragua, also experienced Tho
hurricane. Over 800 houses were blown down. Tho
Governor or Grcytown visited tho spot subsequently,
carr, provisions &C. for the relief OF the sufferer
Tho same storm passed over tnc l.ako OF Nicaragua
causing an immense amount OF damage The Commo-
dorc Adams, lake steamer, destroyed while lying
alongside the wharf Granada. Tho loss the coffee
crops has been estimated at $S 000 000 About twenty
lives lost tho whole distric: around being
nj civ Hooded
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct p, 1875
In tho Federal Court to-day Judge IL G. Caldwell
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Storms TO one years imprisonment and to pay nns Of
81 600; David f. lnman 10 one months imprisonmont
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imprisonment and 10 pay nnc Of $5,000 Amos 7.
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THE INDIAN PROBLEM.

CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE coMMIssIoN-THE
REMOVAL POINT OF THE TREATY ABANDONED.
Srorx CITY, Iowa, Oct ~, 1874
telegram from the Yankton Agency says tne
steamer c. X. Peck passed down at noon yesterday
with the sioux Commission. They report that their
mission has been satisfactory and successful. They
held councils at all agencies the Upper Missouri
and treaty signed by all the head chiefs Of tho
different bands The commission at the request tho
Indians struck out the section proposing 10
them tho Indian Territory. The Indians accepted
all tho other propositions without objection.
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40 VIRTUE AMONG AMERICAN WOMEN.
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innrm,,,es ips.ancing one or the old bishops Of
Geneva and Paul, and cappins his argument W roll
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foring Jasus Christ
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ANOTHER FENIAN INVASION.

BOSTON Oct II 1915
The Hsralds St Albans special says secret prcpara
tions arc being made in Northern Vermont for another
Fenian invasion OF Canada this fall or carly In the
epr
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The native born merchants ana joobcrs also neId .
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ADDRESS NATIVE MERCHANTS
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To rHx MERCHANTS UNITED STArgs:-
As lnwabding citizens identified with every material
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Gid state proud position when honesty and
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