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PHILADELPHIA.
The Visiting German Working

Ihe tlSltluk W6EIuuh "oEnb
.Ls, rE.r Men.
PPr1ADELHH1A, August l2.-This
morning the German working men now
Of, yisitto the Centennial, paid yiht
to the Mayor. They were accompanied
by the. German Consul Mr.. Charles II.
Myer, and.a a committee Of German citi-
Zens.
AT half past 1a o'clock to-day the mem
bers Of the Virginia Press Association
arrived in this city from Baltimore, for
the purpose OF visiting the exhibition.
AT the depot they were met by Mr..
Winslow, President OF the Press Club Of
Philadelphia.
In the quarter sessions this morning
Judge Elcock, sent for tho grand jury
after consultation with the Mayor, and
when they came in he addressed
them as follows in reference to their
special presentment Of tho previous day.
Your pfesentment was communicated to
the Mayor, and ! have, to say in answer
thereto, that before your presentlnent was
made, the Mayor had takensteps to abate
the nuisance complained tok by, you iby
notifying tlie owners and OCCUPANTS Of the
frame buildings along Elm avenue and
the Centennial building ground, to re.
move them, and II that notice is not
complied with, the Mayorpr proposes to tear
them down; ami, il any obstruction isi i'm
terposed to this coufse the matter wilPbe
brought TO the attention of the courts Of
law, and II after the consultation with the
District-Attorney the further action Of
the grand jury will be required the mat
ter will be laid before you.
4. 4 u. ....... ..- -.tstI.,-4 ..un
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.

q BR1GRApE, September 12.-The Official
dispatches say that there was severe fight.
Ing On Sunday and Monday between Del.
igrad ahd Alexinatz, in consequence oi
the Turks attempting TO throw over the
bridge across the Moraya. They were
unsuccessful. i m :
The Seryian garrison at Alexinatz
numbers only 5000. Heryaloviah with
y, 900 men has retired from Granada and
Joined Tchernayefiat Deligrad yesterday
They gained the Turkish rear south Of
Diguries, when a combined attack wa
made on the Turks by the two Generals.
The fighting ceased at might fall, without .
decisive result, and the fighting was re.
neWed to-day. III. s7ul4 4
s SPANS RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE.
LONDON, September ia Madrid
special says the Spanish Government has
Issued q cireluar in regard TO the com.
plants Of the Protestant ministers. II
claims that 1t Is only enforcing the Article
Constitution in'forbidding public, religi-
ohs manifestations. Similar manifesto.
tions blythe Roman Catholics are like
wise interdicted. 4 - au'a 3a'
TURKEYS CONDITIONS NOT SATISFACTORY
....al.. TO RUSSIA. ..... y.
The iSandards special from Belgrade
says the answer Of Turkey concerning
the conditionso Of peace has been received
but has not yet been officially given.
Russia will not permit Servia to accept
Turkeys TERMS. The question now is
will Russia throw of her mask und
openly, prosecute q war that she Is actu'
ally waging while she Is pretending to be
merely Setvias friend.
A special to the Standard from Vienna
says: A diplomatic Communication
states that Marshal Manteufel, who
went on mission 10 Warsaw to persuade
Russia to check the warlike demonstra-
tions Of her people, has received Prince
Gorfschakof's reply TO Germany, laying
down the conditions under which Russia
will uphold peace under the present
trying circumstances. '.7' 7'.' q
The Belgrade correspondent Of the
Daily Netrs Is informed that over 5000
Russians Of all grades are in the serviah
army auU 4iRa,. at 4Hl.Tt'.
"A dispatch from Copstantinople TO the
Nws says that on the reportof Turkish
official, Just made, regarding the atrocities
in Bulgaria, several. leaders, implicated
have been arrested and will be brought to
Constan.inople for trial, The Turkish
government, 1t is said, has promised 10
distribnte SI5C 600 among tho Bulparian
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CHICAGO; September 12,-The New
York Sun having stated that Carl Schnrz,
in writing TO q friend in Washington, has
said that in Ohio the German vote was
arrayed against the Republicans apd he
had doubts whether Hayes would carry
the State, a friend Of the ex-senator tele-
graphed him to-day about the SIM! story,
asking for the facts and the privilege Of
making his reply public, = The following
Is Mr.. SchurEs reply:
MICHIGAN Cry, 1SD., September u.
/ wrote no such letter apd entertain no
such opinion!a Ohio seems 10 meisdre for
Hayes. Use this as you please.
[signed] C.ScHuRz.
This positive denial Of the Slh's story
and expression Of belief that Ohio Is sure
for Hayes gives great satisfaction o'the
Republicans here. 'RT ~ s.uIGY f
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II pisi:siij iijSls ANi5TMlNGs. Z


The Chicago Times, finding there is no
chance to make anything against Hayes
out Of ;liia tax retnFns, falls to black
guarding him Slor owning such poor
horses and carriages.
The Turks. in violation Of every rule
of warfare, are using poisoned bullets.
Men though wounded slightly by them,
die in horrible agony. their ipiuries,
though apparently manageable, c, resisting
every remedy known 10 surgery.
Several younr !, men L, belonging 10 rsspsc.
t.ble famiies, have been "a .srres,ed al Mar.
tinsburg. w. Va. CHARGED with being
concerns,l In The robbepy of a s,ore in
,b.t nl,cs Tbev. .wera bsid 10 hail in ,be
snr, Fl q ooo s:cb 10 answsr Al conrt
Referring 10 Tho affair. the Martinsburr
he,ssr1s n1. ~ .."D .no " p.d IAe e.mn.an ' has
bsbiIs h and miSSIpb, @ earoI,'aI. seem to
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Two Cases yellow Fever In New
York. r#

New YoRk, September 10. 1.-Two cases
Of yellow fever have been reported to the
Board OF Health Of this city. The wotsL
was that Of John Evans, wealthy busi-
ness man OF Savannah, who died at u
fashionable hotel in. broadway, The
second being a sailor who kas found siek
At . sailors boarding house, q Market
street. Evans came here from Savannah
to escape the scoprge. Prominent ply
siciSfis sayithefe lis3noA AoahSe for alarm,
as The season Is too far advanced.
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sFOLITlcAL NOTES.


NEw, HAVEN, September 12.-The In
dependent Greenback party met in con-
vention to-day and nominated the follow.
ing State tiCket. Governor, Chas. At.
water; Lieutenant Governor, Francis
Gillette; Secretary Of State, Lucien NJ.
Pinney; Treasurer; L. +. Judd; Comp
troller, John A. Peck. 1+'S
John P. Phillips and Henry s. Pratt
were chosen Electors at large.
The resolutions endorse Cooper and
Carey and demand the unconditional re-
peal Of the resumption act; recommend
the exchange by the government ofits in
terest bearing bonds for non.interest
bearing notes, and that the legal tenders
should be, made exchangeable for inter
convertible bonds bearing q low rate Of
interest, and condemn the policy Of ia
creasing our foreign debt and the demon
etizationcof silver, ~ re- +
DEToG 4Fip nicSos1AL CONVENTION.
TRENTON, September 12.-The Demo-
Gratis held their electoral. convention to-
day. Ex-Governor Parker was chosen
Chairman, and Joel Parker and W; W.
Shipper electors, at large. Senator
BayHrd, Of Delaware addressed the con-
Vention at some length, inwhish he re-
viewed the issues in the canvass, particu-
larly the acts Of the present administra-
ton. The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported, and the convention approved the
platform Of theIISs Louis convention,
and the letters Of acceptance Of the
nominees Of the National Convention.
They ratiiy the nomination Of Tilden and
Hendricks. as men unusually fitted to
ibtihg about reform throuehoutthe conn
try. No further resolutions were offered.
Adiourned. sr-
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THE TURF.
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, September 12.r-The races
were we'll attended to-day and the track
Is in q much better condition than on yes.
terday. uIldf tpH .11l..1aug 9n.
First race-A handicap, sWeepatakea
ior all ages, $50 each, $25 forfeit and only
$40 II declared, $4O0, added, one and q
hall miles, fourteen entries, FIVE starters.
Allin Richards b. c. Redman, four years
old by War Dance, 1850 pounds, first
J. Henry Miller's Oh. m. Georgie lBown,
five years old by Lexipgton,l $50 pounds
second; Williams and Ovens b. b. Fair
Play, i've years old byiNirgie, ], LOO
pounds, third. Katie Peaae and Carne
Anderson not placed. Time! !2a0slp UA'
Second race-A eolkstakefor two year
olds, $500 play or lpay, $500 added and
second colt TO have his stake, thrce-fourths
Of amile; 10 entries and Q starters. This
race resulted in dead heat between Bu-
ford's McWhorter and @, ]. .McIhtyres
King Faro and was decided by the parties
dividing the purse. AZ Bdford's ch. G.
McWhorter, BY Enquirer. dam Ontario,
by Bonnie Scotland; D. ]. McIntyre's b. ..
King Faro, by imp. Phaeton, dam yimp.
Knig hit OF St. George; o. D. Swigerts b. g.
Lisbon, by imp. Phaston, third; the rest
not placed. Time, 1:1S3. Buford had q
bad start, being fully four yards behind.
Third race-Trial purse Of $3.50; three.
quarters, Of mile; seven entries, all
starting. Cadwallader & Thomas b. 6.
Linsmore, by Lightning, first; Mcintyre
& Nichols b. 1. Brent, by imp. Phaeton,
second; james A. Grinstead's b. I. Phoebe
Mayaower, By:imp. Phaeton, third; the
rest not placed. Timei1:Ff.e ....{
There will be two fine races Tomorrow.
MYsro PARK RACES. = l'.
BoSros, September 12.-fhe fall meet
ing Of the Mystic Park Association
opened to-day with the largest attend
ance Of any 'oil the parks hereihis sea-
son.
In the 2.4O class, purse $1,000, $500 TO
first, $3.50 to second, $3.50 to third, 500
to fourth; Dick Swiveler l II, Oaddie
Allen 2 6'2, Nellie 926 Rosa 5 3 2; u
drim 3 4 0, Dagger 477, Elevator10 s 4,
Brocktop 8 8 d, Boston Pilot 5 Q 8. Frank
Howe 9 distanced, Katie distanced, Cen
tie Nellie adistanced. Time, 2S2, 2:324,
2:9S}. .-.--...-
In the .22s class, purses 500, S755 to
first, !S3759to second, SEAS to third, and
Sl50 to fourth, with s entries, 0 horses
started. Sensation won the I'd and 4th
heats, Nellie Berlow. Lat, May Bird Sd,
Bella 9Th. Time, 2:24, 2:23i, 2,26, 2.24b
2:25!. Postponed until Tomorrow. +
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10LUME XXv-NUMBER Is.


WASHINGTON, September 12.-The thir.
ty.fourth call Tor the redemption Of the
5-20 bonds Of 1856, May and November,
has just been issued from the Treasury
Department. The call Is for ten millions
as follows: Cupon bonds, $50, No. COL
to No. $50, both inclusive; $1O0, No.
2,5Ol to S,600,sboth inclusive; $500 No.
O,70l to 15 900, both inclusive; 81 900, No.
26,O0l to 2s, ,760, both inclusive. Cupons
100000. Registered bonds, Sl00, No.
65i to 1,1O0, both inclusive; $500, No.
], ,O51 to 1900, both inclusive; 81, 600, No.
1901 to $500, both inelusiye; $1,000, No.
1851 to $500, both inclusive; $40, 900 No.
2,40l to S,l00, both exclusive, The total
registered reg s is SS,000,0o0, aggregate So.
terest on these bonds Will be paid Decem-
ber 12th, after which date the interest
will ccnse '''
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va - .a..
Northern Ohio Fair.

CLEVELAND, September 12.-The at
tendance at the Northern Ohio Fair TO-
day was good; weather fine; the enteries
10 all. the departments closed; the cases
IRE fuller thanleyer before;9 live stock,
ilorai and art departments are unusually
large; for Wednesday the Association
have added special running race which
has closed with sufficient entries to make
q very interesting CONTEST for Friday q
hurdle will be given, one and half
miles, over six hurdles which has closed
with three nominations Of the best
hurdle horses In tie West,
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AlIthe Congrssslheh Elected
FqurSFifths sof. fjL.yI4i f.jL.ysI4gislaturs )
q oo'o''.a Republican. z g z sd &. {.
Every County In The State Gives d
Republican Majority for J
la9nii bHE GossmoE t2sisJ
The. Majority for Governor Over
q Fourteen: Thousand. /
INDIANA AND OHIO, FALL M

nsGi eL,a.hzLLSt LStSS1Two b,n.
f9ktLAsp,, eepiIeuoes I. ,omno n Ma;ns eite
.utea ah1 i9rtSysa y, 3 to%S sa 900 TLa sS
Cohnor, oo,si2 taiDo!, 49, AZ. "a lsaG1 s1 Or.
Towns . % iaSS 90 gec geSs H." se P%onnTi;con % nst
nepsi WY; SssS. 5 I "a lSaS WI
galn m, w tnese,e~hs ~ s as'''1aa .Han,, ,own. IN
- 1he returns il2n. ."pn pn.nh,;oan 1"1 NJ =
aometsei eSans esa sAfs,a anada a.epuT ThS who,e
lotiIy "a .:.s .Soo ;Saa,ss,aa WI % n,d,sna ~ t5o
county uckes pa,,n,;oon. 9nu ,yf o ns
eighMI hMIhepEeseI's'.ses ate tpi spiDns.aa.; +,
All ou! VIZ WY .oTss fa s,i H. nnms & vsSSts ~.
county give Sonnof, ooc S,S'i' nasOus, @ M
9age, SOY money: iSe' xSe' ast ys .as III
same J dae I0Whs glye ~ 2ityo hepaoiifa9 aau T.
So.o Uemocrat. ing KY 5elpaininS WI tSMps "
an1 last year gtye tehh9i 10 any ~ ne9er. M
zo2 Y9tea. g Az lne heptesen'.a.ayis' a'a".Ni anu
me whole county ticke, ;,, are i e.ecseu. a ILL
Lincoln county WI, VII ha ee .hoe, oe Ok IN T.
.ohi'or nialgst fHtSS fyT ftTLs II -sS,ma, :,
total vote OF ABOUT 4,9oo: the cogng @
oincefs are ABOUT evenly uI'iueui rte
o. ilie SIX Representatives a'e hepuY
i'cahs. ,.... ,...,, r., .,,, /,
Nearly lnll returns from aSt ii5lp hnoA cGunty
5svs nsesi { sssn 6 majority it II De sea"
INC vo'e ior 1oSeFnor, rover ana eieea @ w mn. ape
county uekes except senator anu eeefA
q 1lhss;So9t.l 1llLMM u,LLipI
In farmlng.on county n a.l fne N,a,,, heP,,p y
,can kep5esentatives 70 rss 1ne LeS,slai,ste
tefs eieelea e4eep. lons. 9thsy As' n: sseu. ~
ae senator aia.i,a anu ,ie,f s0nn'y ticket " ="
increased i,!a, majority. -, ..yj ;,..,, ,,.I p..
: maluo county ,i nss s,I,i;oasS sons, ir;asse,s :o,niv
puplican. ile xiSlS n1 YP 'Van ~ .h.i vGi n;nt,
!lcket u is elected, anu m ,ail, % o. 'ne eisp'
hepresenlal.ve:. 10 ,nt LeglS.a'uas. ao,.r.,,
Eight !owhs ~ AIislook coan,y es,y KY
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. Co,npIementary banquet.

81 NEw YoRk, September 12.-The at
tachees Of the White Star Steamship Line
gave a banquet this evening to Mr.. j.
F. Fugazi, the San Francisco agent Of
the line, and presented him with a
gold badge. Mr.. John Williams, Chief
officer Of The White Star Line in this city,
presided, and short speeches were made
BY Samuel Carpenter. General Eastern
Passenger Agent of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company; Mr.. Rubins, Of the
same road, and Z. Wolworth Bell, Of
Mansfield, Ohio. ..t...-...I.
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CosrARLEJonsJ. CooprR, Of The Sixth

CoNrABLEJ JOHN J. CoopER, Of the Sixth
Ward, an Intelligent and influential DEM
ocrat heard Mathews speech last night.
Cooper has been Democrat all his life,
but hes says that after hearing Mathews
:his vote ior ae,t Gcif for 'Goyeth6r, apd
II Tilden proves anything like Matthews,
he will vote for Hayes. lie says more.
over that he knows OF at least dozen
other voters who have gone back on
Matthews sineeihis speech.
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An Unlrnown NTieile.

DErRor, September l2.-Thia after.
noon, an unknown young man about 20
years Of age blew his brains out in front
Of the CITY Hall. He had u through
ticket from Albany TO Mankats, MINI,
In his pocket, but nothing by which an
identity could be established was found
on HE person. i'la" 'T.n NA,I
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Gnfoourn,died Report.

saNEw YoRK, september lathe agent
Of the Western Associated Press at Paris
telegraphs that the only foundation for
the statement published in New York
that a great FIRE was raging, In the Rue
Bondy, attended with loss Of life, Is the
burning last night Of . carriage builders
house, unattended by any casualty.
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The convention OF representatives OF
Western railroads, whoheld mteting in
Chicago recently 10 consult In relation 10
the pooling CT the earnings Of Western
roAds ana prevent tlie prevailing syStem
which has been damaging to Western III.
tefestsi, met at the I1indellI Hotel atnoon
to-day, butat present writing no results
haEs Fapspisedi A TNaM3S =
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LAFAYETTE, INDS September IL 4Hdn.
ssi9 sSs SsIa 8 sS aaa
ly this afternoon, Of apoplexy, at bis
room In the Hygiepic Institute. The de-
ceased will be remembered as the founder
.oi Purdy University, to which he donated
$3.50 900. Tho time for the funeral has
not YET been fixed. . = :. I'm NJ
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FIRE RECORD.
as6,.Oo0 Fire.

Z JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Sept, ia fire
this evening, destroyed four large furni-
tire establishments Of Wood & Cornstock,
Stellson 4 Ellis, schildmaker & Bauer
and K. c. Wadleigh, and also the tub and
pail factory Ofseypour 4 stellson; loss,
$4,000. ''''''' y '',-
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New ORLEANS, September 12.--Sam
Pradlin, OF 81. James, Mo-, and w. A.
Smith, owner q raft coming down the
river, quarrelled when opposite Port
Hudson on Monday. The former was
stabbed By. the latter and he died here this
evening. Smith b still at large.
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Among the Rice Hands.

CHARrEsroN, September 12.-There
has been another serious outbreak among
the rice hands on the Combahee. The Ia.
boreiS WHO were it work have Been at
tackled and severely beaten. The work
Is altogether stopped and the rioters re.
fuse to allow the rice already harvested
10 be shipped 10 market. Gov. Cham.
berlain has dispatcheds q special officer to
the scene Of trouble who 10 ordered to take
vigorous measuresto arrest and impriSon
the ring leaders. y3G4tYrI
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HAVANA RTerchants Embargoed

HAVANA, Sept. 12.-Brown & Co., lead.
ing dry goods importers here, have been
embargoed for non payment Of war taxes
for the current year. ,.,...,.,
The Morrison Brothers, another En-.
glish firm have paid their taxes under
threatened execution and sale Of their
property, ., !. =. d, ,,.,.,5''
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated . feet
Z inches and rising. '. ~ 't".l
The Mallie Ragon departed for Par
kersburg at 10:30A. N. with u good trip.
About four feet more OF water is expect
ed here.
The steamer Fanchon arrived from
Cincinnati at7 A. NJ. and returned at
T. NJ. with a fine trip. ,r
The steamer Fearless and barges, which
have been laid up at Captina, passed up at
$3.50 A. NJ. .,.H.
The steamers Comfort and Bette Gil.
bert are the Suniish packets at present.
The Gilbert arrived from Evansville on
Monday. ira3 ..n7a.
The Phaeton hos resumed her place IN
the Wheeling aud Mounlsyille trade.
A dispatch from Ed. Muhleman con-
tains the intelligence that the Andes will
not be, ready to resume her. place in the
Wheeling and Cincinnati trade before
Friday week. lgw a. .'N 81.
The steamer Heatherington arrived
from below and returned with one model
barge and two fiat boats. r-,
The Ironsides passed down at ga. NJ,
en- route for Blennerhassett to help the
Iron Mountain up with her tow OF nine
barges, which have been lying there dur
ing the low water. 'l.lg
The Star OF the West arrived from
Bellaire yesterday morning, and is lying
at the lower end Of the wharf putting In
new set Of ates.
The steamer Courier is putting uphew
chimneys and getting ready to take the
place OF the Mallie Ragon. 'Y
Several tows Of coal will pass down
during the next twenty-five hours, as
there Is sufficient water reported to lei
out all the boats that can get ready.
Business Is brisk at the landing, and
local packets give a favorable-report Of
their trade. f 1N
The steamer Express is being put in
readiness and will soon take her place in
the Parkersburg trade. ...t,...
A barge loaded with tan.bark is lying
at the wharf and occupies nearly $50 feet
Of the most valuable part Of the landing
which Is very annoying 10 the steamboat
men. H.l u .l. r
Mart Noll, clerk oflhe steamer Courier,
was in town yesterday. ........
The ferryboat Rebecca is lying at the
upper end Of the wharf.
The Coal Valley and Hornet passed
down with tows Of coal.
Portsmouth to Pitbburgh, is due to.
night. l..
Pm. ...
A dispatch 10 Capt. Booth announces
that the Carrie Brooks will leave Zanes.
vile for Pittsburgh on her regular time.
The Kanawha has been raised, and is
being docked at Middleport. -.in.
Capt. Knox & Son, Of Harmar, have a
contract TO furnish a new hull for the
steamer Mink, running between McCon.
nelsyille and Zanesville. i''Nf
Commodore William J. KountE has
sold the steamers Fontenelle, Gen. Meade
and Peninah to R. H. Wilder, Of st. Paul,
and John H. Charles, Of Sioux City.
Terms private. .,.. ..,rr N...f
[BY Telegraph.l
PTrsBuReH, September 12.-River 8
feet 2 inches and stationary. The
amount Of coal shipped on this rise 80
far "a known will be 220 barges, contain.
ing 2,50O,0O0 bushels TO Cincinnati, and
199 barges, 100000 bushels % Louis.
vile. Istl -5,4e lbs. ~
CAIRO, September 12.-Riysr 10. feet 9
inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool. Sherlock laid up here. No ar
rivals or departures. ~,