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ARinfons Demonstration.

KRrNE, n. H., September 2L-AbOut
$50 men, laborerers on the Manchester
and Keene Railroad, marched into the
city this afternoon, armed with canes
and clubs, creating general alarm. The
Court House bell was rung and Central
Square was speedily filled with citizens.
The men were mostly Italians and the
demonstration was caused BY the failure
Of the contractors to pay their wages.
The men visited the residences Of several
prominent men identified with the road,
demanding wages and food, and threaten.
ing 10 burn the town II their demands
were not complied with. The police and
military are under arms and will pre-
vent violence.
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WisHIsoToN, September 21.-In The
safe burglary trial to-day Col. Whitley
was cross. examined by Judge Fullerton.
The testimony did not differ much from
that given yesterday. .....s,. ..
&c. Banfeld, formerly Solicitor Of the
Treasury, testified as 10 the intimate, re-
lations between Babcock, Harrington and
Whitley, and said that on one occasion,
In the spring Of 1874, he telegraphed
Whitley in New York to come 10 Wash.
ington, as Babcock wished 10 see him.
Whitley came and had an interview with
Babcock and Harrington. ~
j.. G. Nettleship was the next witness
and nolle prosequi was entered in his
case. he testified at great length, and
gave the history Of how he arranged the
safe burglary under instructions from
Whitley. Among other things, he said
that two men were detailed TO ascertain
II possible where the newspaper men OBJ.
tained information about the District
officers, and reportto Babcock's assistant,
Adjourned. lY.. .
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important railroad Decision.

ST. LOUIS, September 21.-1n the U. s.
Circuit Court to-day Judge Dillon deci.
ded a case OF much interest 10 railroad
men. The case was Henry Z. Eaken vs.
the st. Louis, Kansas City & Northern R.
r. to recover the interest on coupons at
tached to $4,000 dollars in bonds,
issued by the st. Louis Council
Bluffs & Omaha R. r. Co., the latter com
pany leased their road to the former for
rental; equal to the interest on these
bonds, and said interest was to be paid as
a rental Of the road. This lease was
made with the consent OF the stockholders
of the st. Louis, Council Bluffs & Omaha
r. r, but the stockholders Of the st. Louis,
KANSAS City & Northern R. r., never
took any formal action in it until 1876,
which they voted It. Now, although the
company had made three semi.annual
payments OF interest on the bonds without
any objection from any Of the stockhold-
ers, Judge Dillon held that notwithstand-
Ing the informally Of the case, as the LAT.
ter company had operated the road Of the
former and made three payments Of inter-
est on the coupons, the lease Is valid, and
judgment was entered for plaintiff.
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The soulh carolina Trouble.

WASHINGTON, September 2l.-The At
torney General delayed his departure for
Ohio. to give, audience to Gov. Chamber
lain, U. IS. Senator Patterson and other
gentlemen from South Carolina on the
condition Of afaip, there. The appeal Is
made 10 the government for troops sufii-
cient to suppress any outbreak that might
occur, and representations have been
made that those already in South Cato.
lima would not be enough for that pur'
pose. lf- sr aH ~
A letter has been received by the Pres.
ident and referred TO the Attorney Gen.
eral, in which the writer insists that there
are. grave fears OF serious troubles at
EdgeGeld. The Attorney General gives
the assurance that everything possible
will be done for the preservation OF The
public peace. ..
The case OF VIM. Mckee, which has
been before Attorney Bliss, Of st. Louis
who reported unfavorable, Is still the sub
ject Of argument before the Attorney
General, and further time will be given
the counsel for Mckee to present state
ments they say are in their possession
and upon which they. expect favorable
consideration. q. -ur
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NEW YonK, September 2l.-The fol-
loving is special dispatch from
Madrid: Learning that the Commander
Of the United States ship Franklin, home
bound, consents to deliver William n.
Tweed TO the American authorities in
stead Of sending him back 10, General
Joyeler the order for Tweed's departure
from Corunna has been countermanded.
The Franklin, which is now at Gibraltar,
proceeds to Vigo TO take Tweed, who Is
now closely confined in fortress.
LONDON, September ga special from
Santander says VIM. NJ. Sweed went yes-
terday TO Corunna, where he.was EMBARK
ed for Cuba to be surrendered TO U. s.
officers
I, The same special announces that ! 900
troops left for Cuba.
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$40 Bonds tailed In.

WASHINGTON, D. c, Sept. 2l.-Thc
Secretary Of the Treasury has called in
for redemption $4,000, 900 Of $50 bonds
Of 1856, May and Noyember, upon which
interest will eease on the 2lst 6f Decem.
ber next. They are as follows: Coupon
bonds-S50, Nos. 651 to 7ls, both, inclu.
sive; 500, Nos. s,GOl' 70 12, 400, both In.
elusive; $500, Nos. 5,O0l to 1000, both
inclusive; $1,000, Nos. 3595l to 46,S50,
both inclusive. Total coupons $1,000
900. Registered bonds-s50, Nos. l TO
80, both inclusive; 500, Nos;l ,l0l to
1860, both inclusive; $500, Nos. !, ,401 to
1910, both inclusive; $1,000, Nos. S,7Ol
to $3.50, both inclusive; $1,000, Nos.
2,3Oi to 1900, both inclusive; $4,000,
Nos. 8, 3,l0l to $3.50, both inclusive. Total
registered, sS,oOO,OOO. Aggregate, $lO,-
600 600.
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ment, as authorized by this net, ponalty Of % pet
cent thereon shall be added 10 such half Of said
taxes on the duplicate, and II aid taxes and pen
atty, including the remaining hall Of such taxes
shall be paid on or bofore the 20th day ot June
next thereafter or collected by distress Or other
WlSe PRIOR 10 next August settlement the same
penalty shall 10 charged on aid last ball Of sad
fsxes, and the amount Of the Whola tegethcr shall
oonstItute The delinquent taxeg ~ such feal cstne
10 IL collected IN the manner that 70 Or may be
prescribed By Law, and 4 the amount q such %;
iInOueut taxes and penalty together With one-hall
Of The taxes charged on any such real e.tate ior
ths srrrct year shall not be paid on or before the
90th day OF December Of the Muie year, the aid
delnQuent taxes and penalty and the whole for The
Current year shall be due and be collected By the
ale Of such real eStAte In the manner that ls or
may be aulhmiEOd by lay. and ip case the hnt halt
OF The taxes charged upon any IeRl estate shall be
paii on or before tho 10Th dayof December % pro:
Ided in this aet, hut the fSmAinlng hall thereof
shal not be paid on or before tie 18th day Of June
neIt thereafter or be collected by distress or other
wisc, prior 10 the nOxt August settlement, as pro-
ydsd' In this act, then the same penalty shall b
added 10 such unpaid taxes, and the Hme ehnll 20
treated ~ delinquent taxes a provided In this act
and With the taxes Of the current pear collected BY
The sale Of such real estate rs Aforesaid.
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National Convention Of Under.
.#.s,. writers.

New YORK, September 2l The Ma
tional Board Of Underwriters met this
morning and Immediately went into ex-
ecutive session. After the executive ses.
sion report was made upon the report
Of the Committee Of Fifteen, which had
been laid over, at . previous session, .
The first Ssection, that the Board meet
twice a year, was adopted.
The second section, that Board Compa.
nies having their home Offices in places
where the executive or provisional com.
mittees are called upon to pass upon
rates shall be represented and have vote,
was adopted. . -A'' ~ ''-
The, third section, requiring all deyi-
ations from rates to be reported was
adopted. q }li
The fifth section, relative to establishing
The Western Department Of the National
Board, was referred y, q special commit
lee Of five. .s'l1iUu!H ifgt SeS1 HS'r '@''
The sixth section is, that the system Of
firing agents be abolished. was referred
to the Executive Committee. y '"
A resolution that the Executive Com.
nittee be directed to enquire into the ex.
pedience Of authorizing q committee Of
cooperation in the South was adopted,
The President. read o communication
from Savannah relative to the yellow
fever subscription taken up, resulting In
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SPAIN.
The sale OF the Protestant Bible
Forbidden.

( EoA9AAtAShs
LONDON, September 21.-The Reuters
Telegraph Company received the follow
ing summary OF the situation In Spain
Strenuous efforts are being made to oust
Senior .Canovas del Castillo, the prime
Minister. Two courts exist at present,
namely: King Alfonso's and ex:Queen
Christmas, the latter supported by the
remaining partisans Of Marshall Espar.
tero, and ex.Quecn 1sabellas court at
Santander. The latter is actively intrig-
,uing. She is influenced by the Clergy but
in lesser degree by Senior Sagasta,
Marshal Serrano and Gen. Novaliches.
II is believed that these latter would not
hesitate 10 adhere to the policy Of relig-
ious intolerance in order TO secure the
alliance OF tbe Isabella party. Isabella
has distributed portraits Of herself and
children to all the Generals. AT present
the object OF both Christina's and 1sa-
bellas intrigues is to secure restitution
OF their property by the Spanish treas.
ury. They claim, respectively, forty
millions and thirty-six millions pestas.
Senior Canovas Del Castillo positively
refuses these demands. .,... ....
A member Of the party now in power
recently expressed the opinion that the OBJ
ject Of the liberation clause In the Con,
stitution was merely to give satisfaction
abroad, but that the government would
not allow any non.C Catholic creed to at
tempt 10. establish itself in Spain. In
this connection Madrid telegram to-day
states that the government has approved
of the conduct Of the Prefect Of Vallado-
lid, who forbade tic sale OF Protestant
Bibles on the streets Of that place.
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!FlnE!gEGoRp9
Fire Mt Georgetown,,Ky.,

LOUISVILLE, September 1.-THE Eren-
ing. NeiaSihasl'a q Ge6rget etown, Ky, ESPECIAL
which says: "a very destructive FIRE oc-
Cured here last night in the Court House
which was burned; the FIRE extended
across the street and consumed several
business houses located opposite the
Court House. No estimate OF the loss
has yet been made, but it is considered
quite serious.
LEXINGTON, Ky, September ALA
large and destructive fire occurred at
Georgetown, twelve miles from here, at
an early hour this morning. The court
house, McKees drug store, Elgins drug
store, Ike Marka clothing house, Louis
Strauss clothing house, Penn & Shell's 8
grocery, c. Barker's harness shop, and
Clayton & Bohmins grocery, were en-.
tirely destroyed. Loss Sl2,500. Insur-
ance ST, 400, in the Franklin, Queen City,
Phoenix OF Hartford. Underwriters,
Home OF New York, North American,
Farmers' and tDrovers',- aud Phoenix Of
New York. The steam, fire department
Of Lexington was sent for, and arrived
in time to assist In putting out the fire..
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GhtQntelIigetrcsr
Republican Meetings.

r,.sepator John s. Csrlile will address
meetings as follows;
Berkeley Springs, Friday afternoon
Sept. ed g.. 90,
Ex-senator Wiley will address tn
p.oplc Of Mannington Saturday alter
noon, September Sosh.
Ex-Governor William E. Stevenson
will address the people Of WeStO" o"
Friday afternoon, September 9l't'
lion. D. F. Pugh will speak g..
Al Lit,leton, Friday afternoon sep
Al tGasloDs Orchard, near Point Mills,
Liberty district, Saturday afternoon Sep
,,nber 2Sd, at L o'clock.
Al Wheeling, Saturday night septem'
Der I'd. :, :
yillIebourne, Tyler county, Friday Sept
.9thatlrM.
lion. C. +. Scott and Col. Beuj. Wilson
vii hold a joint discussion at New Mar
tiO.yille, Wetzel country, Oct. 9th.
Gen. Nathan GoG, Jr, will speak al
Charleston, Kanawha county, Saturday
September esq.,
A,Iesisburg, Greenbrier county, Mon
IAy, September 9th.
lion. John A. Hutchinson will speak at
spencer, ROnnc county, Saturday, octo'
ber 7lh. Aa ltAis ,Es J
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OBJ rELLows DAY.

Yesterday being Odd Fellows Day at
the Centennial Exposition it showed The
largest return Of attendance that any day
had yet seen. Up to the closing hour last
evening the cash admissions were 10O,501
and the total attendance footed up 1l4,-
100. These figures surpassed the utmost
that had been predicted for any one days
admission. To-day, however, surpasses
yesterday. ( 9WS 3N sSA
It is New Yorks day, and the trains
are allrunning into the city densely pack
ed with New Workers. Not only was the
capacity Of railroad transportation taxed
TO It's utmost extent, but the Transports
tion to the grounds, for the first time
since the opening Of the Exposition, was
found inadequate. Every train, every
street car, and every wagon and hack
went crowded With passengers, and still
crowds Of people walked to the grounds.
At o'clock this afternoon the cash ad-
missions amounted TO Ill ,5SS, thus making
the attendance the frat half Of to-day
greater than any entire day heretofore.
There will be no formal ceremonies at the
grounds, the only approach to fofmality
being Governor Eilden's reception at the
New York State building this afternoon.
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The Riot in Aiken County, Ga.

AUGUSTA. September 2l.-There is
nothing new from the riot in Aiken
county. The, United State troops are on
the ground. Armed bodies Of blacks and
whites, are reported 10 have dispersed the
thieves. There Is no truth In the report
that train from Savannah gWaa stopped
by body Of armed negroes. In conse.
quence Of a few sporadic cases Of yellow
fever at Charleston the authorities OF
Augusta have established quarantine
regulations against passengers from there.
The guarantee went into effect to-day.
CHARLEsroh, September 2l.-The
armed negroes in Aiken county hare
dispersed at the coming Of a large organ
Of serious fighting, and are quieted for the
present, but several attacks by negroes
upon isolated population and houses
are reported and great uneaSiness pre-
walls throughout the county. ..
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A Talk with sitting -Bullgnnd
N.o0ther Noted ChieiE
What the Indian Is willing TO do
40 and What He wants.

RED CLOUD AaEScY, September 10,
VIA Fr. rLARAMIE,y september-2l.-The
Commissioner suecedd dded- -to-dayih+ bring
ing Red Cloud and bis, people to council,
Among the prominent Indians present
were Red Cloud, Little Wound, Swift
Bear, Red Leaf, Black Coal, White Tail,
Sitting Bull Pretty Go Eagle Dress
Youns. mah.aitaid. .oi:his.horses, Quick
Bear, md many officers from Camp Bob.
ins0I attenaedE'ther council which lasted
twohours. .,,'-''.,j Il .,.ss
Red Cloud made theliirst speech. He
said he and his people were willing 'to
give up the Black Hills country; alaoto
have his young men take a journey TO ses
the country spoken Of by the Commits.
sioners in the Indian Territory, and il
they report II a good country his people
will see and consider; II they. report II
bad they will Consider II Bad. q %
Quick Bear said that when the young
men got back from ,hatscountrY the In
dians would want to 60 TO Washington
with their agents, chiefs and intefptetefs
and have talk with the, Great Father
before giving this;copntry ups. ? 9skOC
Sittibg Ball said: have got q judg-
ashi tas ~ y ss nsamn,is S II 4 iii r;sbt bnt 4
M Sa S"n,, & w;ll 81: Narth
ne ys,Ia. ysoM NJ jra;J oi .b;s Horses AID.
yfather shook hands with the Gteal
Father on the Platte River and was fold
that this country belonged 10 the Dacotas
I'VE wv DfTus, III sas,aE ~" - t AZ NSI ~ sorco,, II
nsS ..., ~ =. s; o;,,SaSI M EssS Sere and
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Itv ria;oir IoI ,b.t haze been 'aabsmsd ever
a;n"" ;he soldiers came here. / wisl
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Capture of the NorthfieId Bank
Kobbers-Their Desperate Re-

ST.. PAUL, September 2l.-The Pioneer
Pftss has . special from Adelia, Watou.
wan county, Mimi, announcing the cap.
ture OF four Of the Northfeld robbers.
The four captured are those lost track Of
In the timber around Makota, two Of
whom are supposed to be the noted
Younger brothers. The dispatch says the
four captured. robbers went to the house
of,a man about seven miles north OF here,
bought some bread and butter and start
ed west on foot. Thenews was sent in as
fest as q horse could travel. Forty or
fifty men were after them as soon as they
could get horses and arms. They dis.
covered them about eight miles
north Of here. They then had them
out on the prairie and opened FIRE on
them. Tho robbers returned the FIRE, but
kept walking toward the river, and at
last got there and hid in the bushes. By
this time our men were all together and
surrounded the bush the robbers were in.
The firing became general, our men ad-
yancipg all the time. AT last the robbers
saw there was no use and gave up. One
was killed and the other three are wound.
ed. One has only 8 wound In the arm,
one that is supposed to be Cole Younger
Is wounded badly. in the head, and the
other Is wounded in the jaw and shoul-
der. II is thought that one, and perhaps
two, will die of their wounds. One Of
them has an old wound in his arm, and is
supposed 70 be one Of those wounded at
Northield. Capt. Murphy was wounded
in the aide and Gen. Bradfords arm was
scratched, but they arc both only slight,
wounds. h'' ffi'i ' 80
The Pioneer .PfesS specials from Sioux
City say the two robbers who were chased
into Dakota were oyertaken by 4 citizens
posse six miles above Yankton, to-day.
The robbers when sighted turned and
fired, woundfng one Of the pursuers'
horses, and then took TO the woods and
were again lost sightof. The hunt is be.
ipg continued, and it is thought will Ger.
ttainly end in running the bandits down.
. Gov. Pillsbury has telegraphed to the
local officers at Adelia to at once send 10
this city the wounded robbers and the
body Of the dead one, and they will be
here tomorrow. s.i.f .-NH'. 'r1g
D THE YOUNGER BRorHERs. 1!... u q,
The wounded robbers have confessed
to the Sheriff, who has them in charge,
that they are the Younger brothers, but
refuse 10 give the name Of their dead
cotnrade. f.'"
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ovER THE RIVER NEWs.c

Isl. Clairsyllle Chronicle. ..li ....a
The camp.meeting at Burr,swas. a, pay.
Ing institution this year, Receipts,
s7Ss So; expenses, S267i7S.s Soe'
The Executor Of the late Asa Spencer,
oiSpencer's Station, has received $4,000,
the amount oflife insurance policy upon
his life. g,-. ..g,., g5,u-.
Hay is SO plentiful this season that
many farmers will not go Il, the ,irouble
and expense Of saving ltheir. corn fodder.
Travel over the Baltimore 4 Ohio road
ia unprecedented, The 500 A. NJ. train
East has from eight to twelve coaches,
we'll filled. - F. 81 7 'Aa h
The apple crop OF Guernsey county is
very large this year. The JeSersoaian
eatimates that dried apples will bring
$4,000 into ..the county this fall, ,ifs q
little care and attentionis given to The
crop. -.s....,., AZ .,,-, 10. ~;
| Tie tolls on that part ot the National
Road lying in Guernsey county amount
to about s., 400 per year after deductihg
expenses OF collection. The culyerts and
bridges are to be keptupout Of the general
bridge fund. ~ . n,
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Dan JohnsoiI as a Candldate.ioi
the United lStates SENATE. /.

The list OF Democratic aspirants Tor
election 10 the United States Senate next
winter is growing. 1t now comprises all
the prominent Democrats in West Vir-
ginia. There are Walker, Price, Here
ford, Faulkner, Davis, the two Camdens, j.
NJ. Bennett, and ever so many more. Dan
johnson, too, OF Tyler county, like Simon
;Tappertit,s has sinward yorkings"Hia~r
above his present station. He has an
idea that he ought 10 60 10 The United
States Senate. He has that bee in his
bonnet at this time, about as bad as any
Of them. The object Of his appearance
on the stump is to show himself, like
Absalom with his flowing locks, before
the people, and win the hearts OF their
nominees for the legislature. ,,.rHa,,ss,
IL Dan will,taEe oairsdsiSe hf will pot
lose his orspenathismoney inquest
Of this Senatorial Will.othe.Wisp. Like
Henry G. Davis, his record is not such rs
to commend him to the true blue Con.
federale element among The Democracy.
They are aware that Dan was in the
Union army, and ii makes, no difference
to them az 70 the style in which
he got out Of II, although il
u,:L. A. ,o,s.a ,,oonla Gnna ~ than,