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WONDERFUL EsCAfE oF FAACoUSisiuf
-EadH ;@ DREW JACKSON. as9. O

James Leslie, an ola man. who is a
full cousin OF Gen. Andrew jackson,
was sleeping in his bed in the second
story Of his large brick residence when
the wind struck the house and tore out
the end. carrying him, together with his
bed, out into the road, and without inja
ring him in the least. }t % aoi'
The vacant lots in the town in some
places are covered with earth and shin.
giles, which were forced into the ground
to the depth Of four or five inches The
family of Mr. Jasper Jennings. compos'
ed of ten persons, made 81 sat
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Preparations for the Approach.
Ing Reunion.

INDIANAPOLIS, September l9.-In com.
pliment TO the approaching reunion OF
the Union Veteran Association, or Boys
in Blue, the city is assuming u holiday
appearance. Preparations for the COM
fort OF visitors are complete. Three
camps, with tents for the accommodation
OF 10000 men, have been established in
the city, but only small number will be
thus quartered tonight. Gen. Spooner
has notice Of large numbers en- routefrom
all directions. >
The programme for. tomorrow is an-
nounced as follows: Firing a national
salute at atsunrise; Q A. M.to 1P. NJ, recep,
tion and assignment ottroops, j,
The Convention will be called TO order
by Gen. ,Spooner, commanding the De-
partment Of Indiana. and after prayer by
Rev. Bayliss and musicby the Lombard
Glee Club Of Chicago, Senator Morton
will deliver the address Of welcome, TO
which Gen. Garfield, comnander-in.chief
OF the Boys in Blue, will respond.
Following this will be the temporary
organization and appointment'of the va.
rious committees. rt5. a. a
It ia intended that the evening shall be
devoted to regimental, brigade and corps
reunions, with speaking from.the hotel
balconies and other places.
Thursday night will be devoted to a
parade and torchlight procession, the pro-
grammc OF which will be arranged to-
morrow. 80 f+as VAC
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ATcHIsoN, KS, September 19.-The
Champion has All account OF q horrible
murder perpetrated near Sterling, Rice
county, on the morning Of the 18th inst.
About 8 o'clock that morning man
named Patton appeared in Sterling cover
ed with blood, with u bullet through the
back Of his head and lodged in his neck,
and another through his upper lip, which
lodged in his cheek. His story is that he
and q companion named Douglass were
arrested for horse stealing, and were en-
route from Wichita to Great Bend in
charge oi officers, and were in a wagon
together, and an officer was rid
ing on horseback behind. At about sun
rise Monday morning one OF the officers
rode up and shot Patton through the back
OF the head. Douglass jumped and beg
ging for his life was shot through the
right temple, killing him instantly. The
bodies were then thrown out Of the wagon.
On seeing Patton breathe another shot
was fred at him, the ball passing through
his lip and lodging in the cheek bone.
The bodies were then dragged towards the
river about 200 yards, and the murderers
took their departure westward. When
they. were out of sight, Patton, who still
survived, ,cwaded the Arkansas river and
made his appearance at almost 0 o'clock
at Sterling, creating quite a sensation. A
party Of citizens went out and found the
body Of the murdered man. Patton Is
completely exhausted from loss OF blood,
and ia in n very nritinal cnndition. The
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Victory Ahead.

The following opinions of some oil the
leading Independent papers OF the coun-
try. in regard to the chances Of the Presi.
DENTAL candidates, are both interesting
and important Just at this time, as show.
ing the direction in which the political
current is flowing. The Eew York Ma.
lion OF recent date says: "There has been
during the past few weeks sensible de-
cline in Mr.. Tilden's prospects, The
following is the opinion Of The Cincin-
natl Commercial: at is pretty clear
now that Hayes will be elected. The drift
Of public opinion is unmistakable." The
New York Ereaing Post has this to say
about the important State Of New York :
"All political signs will fail, all appar.
emily well.iounded predictions will mis-
carry, il the Republicans do not secure
the State OF New York"
The papers we have quoted are all
conservative in their character, and not
given to exaggeration.
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thoroughly and constitutionally honest.
His honesty is Of that Unborn character
that will stand the test Of exposure.

thoroughly and constitutionally honest.
His honesty is Of that Unborn character
that will stand the test Of exposure.
In conclusion, Mr.. Schurz appealed TO
his hearers to come to the-rescue Of the
imperilled National cause at the October
election. II is in October that the great
battle OF November will bc decided. In
case Ohio and Indiana, following in the
wake OF Maine, shall roll up good strong
Republican majori!ies, the contest will
be decided. Hence the importance OF
every vote at the October election. He
hoped every voter before him would feel
the responsibility that rested upon him
Of doing everything in hispower to make
the result in October so overwhelming for
the Republican cause as to insure VIC
tory in every doubtful State in Novem-
ber. 10. ID
This appeal OF the distinguished
speaker will be laid to heart by the large
and appreciativc audience that listened
to him yesterday. They were deeply
impressed by his strong presentation OF
the necessities OF our national political
situation. Many Of them saw this situa-
tion in an unusually clear and striking
light after listening TO him, and all Of
them, we think, realize the importance
Of putting forth every effort 10 achieve
great success.
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GhtQntelIigst:rer
Republican Meetings.

Senator c. F. Scott will address tn
,sople Of SmithvilIe, Richie county, to
l.y, Sept. 10Th. =,
Ex-senator Johns. CarIiIe will addros
meetings as follows: .s
At Kcyser City, Thurslay night Sept
.lA.
Berkeley Springs. Friday aiterno""
Sept. I'D. ..,. 30,
Slartinsburg, Saturday night, Sept 2Sd
Ex-senator Wiley win address TIE
people Of Mannington Saturday "''eF'
noon, September 3oth.
Ex-Governor William E. Stevenson
will address the people Of Weston on
Friday afternoon, September 2lSt'
Hon. D. F. Pugh will speak at Wells
NM, Thunday night, September Goth.
Al Littlcton. Friday afternoon, Sep
,tnber 2lst.
missions Orchard, near Point Mills,
Liberty district, Saturday afternoon, Sep
ppter 99d, at ! o'clock. r.
At Wheeling, Saturday night, sepiom'
her 29l.
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hair on their heads would be touched.
me villagers thereupon surrendered
their arms, then all the money in the place
was demanded, and after securing the
money, Bashi Bazouks set upon the peo.
pie and slaughtered them. About 1900
took refuge in q church, when several
unsuccessful attempts were made
from the outside to fire II, Bashi Bazouks
finally climbed. to the roof and threw
burning piles OF wood and rags dipped
in petroleum among the thickly packed
mass Of human beings below. At length
the door was forced open, and the massa-
ere completed. The inside Of the church
was burned. The only survivor Of this
slaughter to be found was an old woman,
she alone remaining alive Of family Of
seven. ,'-
Barring continues-T visited this place
on the 3fst Of July. Hardly corpse had
been buried. Where man fell there he
now lies. In the streets at every step lay
human remains, rotting and smelling in
the sun. The stencil was overpowering.
Five thousand in all were killed here, and
about eighty girls were carried of. The
surviving people live in wooden huts
outside Of the village in great misery.
To Achmet and his men belongs the
distinction, of having committed, perhaps,
the most heinous crime that has stained
the history Of the present century, never
theless he has been decorated by his
government, as have also several other
leaders in these cruelties. The report con-
cludes by saying that there was undoubt-
edly arevolution which had to be crushed
by armed force. But the government is
10 blame for calling out the Bashi
Bazouks, for had il sent regular troops
earlier the Bashi Bazouks would have
been unnecessary. The manner in which
the rising was suppressed was inhuman
to the last degree. Fifty innocent per-
sons suffered for every guilty one.
A TREATY OF PEACE.
The Standard reports that a treaty Of
peace has been entered into by the Ii.
berian government with the natives OF
Cape Palmas, with whom desultory
warfare has been waged for some time
past. The natives believed that England
would render them assistance, but the
Foreign Office impressed them with the
utter groundlessness Of such hope. 4
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A gentlemen from Wheeling, W. Va.
who is visiting in this city, takes excep'
tions to the classification published in the
Leader Of yesterday morning, which desig'
mated his State as among the doubtful in
the Presidential election. He says the
State is certain to go Republican. The
Republicans are enthusiastic, and are
working TO their utmost ability. The
Democrats who have held control Of af-
fairs for some time past, have lost sup.
port by the course they have pursued in
various particulars. The very faulty
State Constitution which they have made
and adopted is, perhaps, the, worst thing
they have done. Our informant is Ger.
tain they have forfeited their hold upon
the State. Score five more electoral votes
Tor Hayes. -. ., r " j 81
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THE TURF.


LOUISVILLE, September l0.-To.mor.
row is the first day Of the fall meeting Of
the Louisville Jockey Club. AZ good
crowd Of strangers is in the city, and fine
sport i, expected. The leading event to.
morrow will be the St. Leger stakes, be.
sides which will be run II mile dash
and mile heats. Pool selling begins TO-
In the st. Leser stakes pools sold as
follows: Creedmoor $50, Thomas $50,
Yissman Sll, swigert So, field So. Thel.
mile dash sold Redman S25, Phillis II
Kilbourne @. The mile heats sold-Em'
ma C. s25. Grit sl9, TiIlie Brent $25
Laura G. sos,
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The report OF Barring, Secretary Of the
British Legation at Constantinople, on
tho atrocities by the Turks in Bulgariais
at last published. It is accompanied by
vote from Elliott to Lord Darby, in
which the British Ambassador acl<now-
ledges that Barings report clearly estab-
fishes the fact Of the cruelties which
have been perpetrated sufficient by to
justify the Indignation which they
have called forth. He transmits q letter
from Schuyler regarding the atrocities.
The report is also accompanied by pro-
gramme OF the Bulgarian insurgents,
which the Turks claim and Barring be-
lieyes 10 be authentic. This programme
provided for the general and simulta-
neous rising Of a large number OF vii
lages, all Of which named were to be
burned and the railways destroyed.
The government stores were to be seized,
all the Musselmans who resisted were 10
be killed, and all the Bulgarians who re-
fused to Join the insurtection were TO be
forced into the ranks Of the insurgents.
Barring estimates that In Sand Jak, ot
Philippopolis, 10000 Bulgarians and 200
MusSelmans were killed and 50 villages
burned. The Bulgariahs burned 8 small
Turkish villages. The report gives a
circumstantiai account Of the the de-
struction OF each town. II states that
the most fearful tragedy Of the whole oc.
CURED at Balak. Hearing that prepara.
tious for q revolt were going on there,
Achmet Aghta was ordered 10 attack
the town. He summoned the inhabitants
to give up their arms, but disrusting
his intentions they refused to obey, and q
terrible fight enSued, lasting two days.
On the 9th Of May the inhabitants had q
parley with Achmet, who solemnIy swore
that II they gave up their arms, not a
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Pursuit Given Up.

sr. PAUL, MIMI, September 10.-The
pursuit OF the Sorthfeld robbers has
been given up, and the pursuers have re-
turned home. Two Of the robbers were
followed into Dakota to point between
Sioux City and Yankton. 1t is not
known in what direction the other four
escaped, though they are undoubtedly
out Of the reach Of the officers and citi-
zens OF this State. ly
The bankers here to-day subscribed a
fund Of $500 for the widow Of Hay wood,
bank Cashier, murdered by the robbers,
and have printed 4 circular which propos.
es TO the banks in all parts OF the country,
asking offerings on the part Of each as o
recognition Of his fidelity to duty.
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Must Have a Railroad.

SAN FRANCISCO, September ia Vic.
toria dispatch says delegation repre-.
senting the farmers Of Van Counero
Island yesterday presented an address to
Lord Dufierin, setting forth grievances
from the non prosecution Of the railway
work and their inability 10 compete with
American farmers under the present Ca.
madam tariff and prayed him to recon-
mend to his minister that the Legislation
of British Columbia be permitted 10
frame tariff more suited to the wants Of
the province till the ns.Continental
Railroad is completed. He admitted that
the justice Of the grievances showed them
would obtain the desired end and prom
ised to lay 1t before his advisors.
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sIarineintelIigence.

NEw YORK, September l9.-Steamer
Elysia, from London, arrived.
LONDON, September 19.-Steamshipa
Neckar, State Of Virginia and Somerset,
from New York, arrived out.
The steamer Canadian is ashore near
Lorne, but is expected to get of. She is
discharsing her cargo. tyl
MovtLLE, September l9.-The steam.
ship Anchoria, from New York, has ar
rived.
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rr,oI ot General RabcocIs.

wAsursarox, September 10 The case
OF General Babcock was called to-day in
the Criminal Court, and the work. OF SO.
curing jury begun. It has been decided
to try Babcock and T. B. Someryille
Jointly. Ex-Governor Sheppard and
other friends OF Gen. BsbcoCk, were in
court.
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Indicted for Completely In War
Claim Frauds.

81. LOUIS. September 19.-state senu.
tor Walter Young and John G. Bender,
OF St. Joseph, and George NJ. Irwin, Of
Easton, we're indicted by the U. s. grand
jury at Jefferson for completely in war
claim fraudS!a land were placed under ST.
900 bonds each to-day. Herman Lenin,
also indicted for the same oaense, gave
bond yesterday in the same amount.
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ST.. LOUIS, September 19.-In the U. S.
Circuit Court to-day, Judge Dillon on
the bench, the counsel for Kohn and
other complainants, and various stock.
holders Of the Missouri Railroad moved
to set aside the recent sale Of that road
The motion alleges fraud and collusion in
etiecting the sale. -a +n
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stenmshin sIone 10 pleces.

WILMINGTON, n. c., September 19,--
The steamship Rebecca Clyde, from this
port for Baltimore, has gone to pieces at
Portsmouth, of Pamlico Sound. Capt.
Childs, two mates, two engineers, three
seamen, the steward, two coal beavers
and a passenger named Whildon were
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The Priest and tho Public
AchOOlN. ,rt

JERSEY CRY, September l9.-one hun.
dred and fifty children Of Irish parentage
were Withdrawn from the public schools
in Bayone yesterday, by orders OF Father
Killen, the Priest Of the Roman Catholic
Church at Bergen Point, who oppose the
system OF Catholic parents permitting
their children to attend public schools
Aparochial school has been establish,
which the children vii! attend.
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Federal Troops ut Aiken.

AUGUSTA, September 10.-fwo compa.
nies Of Federal troops from Aiken ar
rived at Rouses' Bridge this morning
The whites agreed to diSperse upon the
Federal officers promising 10 disarm the
negroes and arrest the parties charged
with crime. Il is known that two whites
and six negroes were killed and several
wounded. The white clubs have gone
home .f a. UH.l.4 HII.l..t .Fsl
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Fatal Boiler E1pIosion.

CINCINNATI, September ia Garfield,
O., special to the Commercial says that the
boiler Of steam thresher exploded near
there to-day, killing Noah Cummings,
Samuel Fox and Isaac Rhoads, aud two
others were severely injured. The cause
alleged was carelessness. 6us,
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poLIrruAL NOTES.
Dcinornctic Electoral C0nyen.
.''l tiOn.


CoNCoRD, September 19.--The Demo.
cratic Electoral Convention assembled
to-day. E. D. Rand in the chair. The
following electors were chosen: Jno. T.
Clottman,- Samuel Mason, cEdsonl Hill
Edmund T. Cushing, and Jno. W. San:
born. The resolutions adopted endorse
the platform and nominees Of the St. Lou.
Is National Convention, and denounced
the recent order OF the Attorney General
10 the United States Marahals rs an out.
rage. Adjourned.
coNvENTIoS4oR, ooIoKED, REPuBMoAss.
, UTICA, n. Y, September ia State
Convention OF colored Republicans was
held here to-day. Resolutions were adop-
ted declaring the condition Of the South
dangerous to tho colored race, and calling
on the President to protect loyal men in
their political rights. The National and
State nominations werc endorsed.
LOUISVILLE, September II. There was
n vast assemblage Of people at Library
Hall tonight to hear VIII s. Hayes Til.
den and Hendricks song rendered. The
composer sung the stanzas, the audience
enthusiastically joining In the chorus.
|. A large number Of Republicans, prob.
ably q thousand, will 1eavethis city 10.
morrow morning for the Indianapolis
celebration. iaE 'Ul N'TJtIi
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Convicted OF Murder and Arson.
MADRID, September 19.-The Cure Of
Santa Cruz, who figured so conspicuously
during the Carlist revolt has been sen.
fenced to ten years imprisonment on the
charge Of murder and arson.
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weather Report.
WAR DKFARTMENT,
OFffcR OF THE CuTsF SIGNAL 0PPICHR,
WAsuISGToS, D. G., Sept. 20.-l A. n.
ppou mi fTfua

PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
stationery or falling barometer, south.
east to southwest winds, warmer and part.
ly cloudy weather and local rains.
For the Lower Lakes northeast to
northwest winds, possibly veering to
southeast, cooler followed by warmer and
partly cloudy weather, and rising fol.
lowed by a falling barometer.
For the Upper Lakes, east winds, sta.
tionary temperature and higher pressure
partly cloudy weather.
The rivers will generally continue fall.
ing except stationary or rising in the
Lower Mississippi. 80.
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Urea, September 1s.-seyeral thieves
and keepers Of gienees,' who have been
preying upon the red and blue line cars,
were arrested here yesterday by railroad
detectives.
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DELAWARE, BREAKwArER, September
l9.-The schooner Charles r. Sinniek.
san, sunk during q storm on the 18th
inst, and the captain, mate, one seaman
and a boy were drowned.
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Contributions for the Savannah
, Sufferers.

New York, September 19.-The Cham.
ber Of Commerce, in special meeting to.
day, appointed committee Of twenty
FIVE to take the necessary measures to
raise funds for the suffering people Of
Savannah. $4,000 have been collected
already. ~ vl p
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BuCYRUs, O., September 19.-The BIT
cyrus Machine Works made an assign
ment to-day. Liabilities over 100000;
assets about $4,000.
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Postponed Until sunday Morn.

: New YoRK, September 19.-General
Newton announces that Hallet's Point
reef will be blown up until Sunday
morning next, owing TO the failure Of
contractors to provide explosive materi.
ais at the time agreed upon.
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New York, September 19.-The Irish
Team have decided to shoot with SIX men
in a match with the Americans Thurs.
day next,
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Nomination.

FoN pu LAC, WIS, September 19.-
The Republicans Of the Fifth Congress.
sional district to-day nominated Colonel
George W. Carter.
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MONTGOMERY, September l9.-Four
Jewish youths were drowned in the river
to-day by upsetting q skifI.
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SAN FRANCISCO, September 19.-The
ship Pilgrim, from New York, has ar
rived,
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NOMINATED.

FREEroRr, ILL.,, September l9.-The
Greenback and Democratic Convention
Of this Congressional district to-day
united ,on the nomination Of John Pat.
terson. y - ~ ''''' N''.''
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MASS MEETING AND ToRcuLlGHTs AT
CLEVELAND. .......

CLEVELAND, September 19,-There
was u Republican mass meeting and
torchlight procession here this evening;
about 1000 torches were in line, which
made very imposing appearance. The
Public Square was elaborately illuminat.
ed, a. salute. fired and there was a lib.
eral display Of fireworks. A large con.
course Of people assembled in the square
to hear the speakers. Col. r. s. Inger-
soil, Of Illinois, spoke for two hours, and
was followed by Judge DittenhOeier, Of
New. York.
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HAS. 3. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared 10 make esroiul and complete analyses
Of Iron Ores, um@toneI, Mineral Watcrs, etc.
IAbontoEy cor. 24th and ChAplInO stfeets,
auR2 WhoelIny, W. Va.
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ENGLAND.
Meeting OF WorIkingmen on the
Eastern Question.

. Eastern Question. -
LONDON, September 19.-Five thou.
sand workingmen held meeting on the
Eastern question ut Exeter Hall last
night, over which Henry Fawcett, the
Liberal member from Hackney, presided.
Resolutions were passed condemning the
Eastern policy Of the government and de-
manding meeting Of Parliament. A
vote OF thanks 10 Mr.. Foster, of the
American Legation at Constantinople, for
his report on the Bulgarian outrages, was
also passed. A large meeting was also
held in Trafalgar Square. "S (
RARrSo's REPORT ON THE BULGARIAN
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Chicago, September 19.-The follow
ing was received at the Military Head.
nnneIarn .-------. - .....-l-
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By telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
THE INDIAN WAR.

70 THE DAILY WTE1LiaEN0E.RR Il