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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-06

HOUSEKEEPING. = Yesterday alter
noon the residence OF Mr.. Henry Seamon,
on 18th street, was entered by an unknown
party during the absence Of the family
who carried of a lot OF rare coins and
several articles OF little value. Ak. Sea-
mon and wife are now in Philadelphia,
and the house ia in care OF two OF hissons,
who are employed elsewhere during the
day. Entrance was effected by removing
a pane Of glass in the rear OF the house
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VOLUME XxV--NUMBER l9.

STocKs-There was sharp decline in
some leading stocks during the morning
but the day closed with much frmer tone
TO speculation'and decided recovery from
the low prices prevalent early In the day.
Tho advance ranged from Il 10 5 per cent,
the latter Illinois Central, which rose from
S0X TO S31S; Lake Shore from 4SN to 60lf,
Delaware, Lackawana and Western from
SOIS to S2sXS, New Jersey Central from 81 to
3SX, Michigan Central from 34sS to S6I,
Western Union from '6SH 10 COX; Erie
from OK to 9M,' Northwestern common
from S5h to 36sS, preferred from 6Sk
to 59h, Rock Island from l03 TO l0l;
st. Paul common from 29k TO S0M,
preferred from OK to 65%, 0hios from
l0S to 119S, and Delaware & Hudson canal
from so to SIX; Panama fell of to 126.
The transactions were 10000 shares, OF
which 5000 were. Western Union, 1900
Northwestern, 5000 Rock Island, 10000 81.
Paul, 5000 Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, 1000
Ohio, 1900 Michigan Central, 10000 Della.
ware, Lackawanna & Western, and 1900
New Jersey Central.
After the meeting Of tho Syndicate this
afternoon 1t was announced that although
positive figures cannot yet be given, the re.
turns not being all In, II is expected the
entire foreign Bid OF theSyndicate, amount.
ing to forty millions, has been subscribed
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rrom !, the Indian Border.

ST.. LOUIS, September 5.-1ntelligenct
by way Of Bismarck is that on the 3lst oi
August Crook was near Glen Dive, south
Of tho Yellowstone, en- route to Glen
Dive for supplies. Terry was on the
north side Of the Yellowstone, fifteer
miles below Glen Dive, marching toward
the Missouri: Eightmiles below him the
Josephine saw fresh trail leading north
which Terry should have struck Septem'
ber 1Ft. The Josephine reports 30 inches
Of water in the Yellowstone on the S0th
with 10 inches on the rapids, which sht
passed over at that stage. The Far West
Is above the rapids and will winter OF
the Yellowstone.
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We reproduce in this issue OF our pa.
per Gov. Hayes admirable letter OF ac'
ceptance. As Mark Twain says, it ia a
document that every body can understand
There is no chapter Of learned meta
physics about it as there is about Til
den's letter. The latter was intended Il
be read both ways and had to be mystifed
and involved. When man mean
straightforward honesty he has'no dill
Guilty in being understood. On the con
trary, however, when man writes will
intent to deceive he must put his word
together SO that none can tell whether
1.-THE fox that made the track
Is going forward or cunning back"
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New York.

NEwYoRK, September Cotton-Qaet
and steady at 111Sc.. Flour-Firm with u
fair demand; superfne, western and State
s. 65a4 25; common TO good 81 75a4 so;
good to choice 81 75a5 10; white wheat
extra IS 2Oa7 80; extra Ohio 81 60aA 80.
Unsettled; amber Delaware 81 2S;
amber Michigan new 81 2sa1 80; No. Q NIL
waukec 81 Dial 05: red Ohio new 81 "a.
Rye New ,S5c., Barley-Firm. Malt
Steady. Corn-Mixed steam ungraded 64a
541Sc; graded 54c; market steady. Oats
Steady; western mixed and State S5aA4c.
Hay aud Hops-Unchanged. Groceries
Steady. Whisky-Steady with moderate
demand aL ST II.
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The Goss.AlIen Fight.

CsCrSSATr, Sept. 5.-There are al
ready many. strangers in the city drawr
thither BY The approaching Goss.Allet
mill. The pugiliSts gave 5000 bal
each to-day not to Eight in the State o
Ohio; their attendance in court attractet
much attention. It is rrinored that tht
fight will occur in Owen county, Kentue
ky, on the liSe Of the Louisville Shoft
Line Railroad, also that crowd In attend,
ance will interfere 10 prevent Allen from
winning the fight. The pool selling to.
night was failure. owing IL. the abSencl
OF the bidders. ..
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ChiGnHO..

CHICAGO, September 5.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-unsettled; open
ing strong and higher and closed at inside
prices; No. Chicago spring, new, exc;
old O65sc cash and September; 96Ac octo.
Der; No. 5, 83as311c; rejected 6sa6S>z
Corn-Fairly active and shade higher
No. 2, 431Ga44c cash and September; 4SMa
441Sc October; rejected 4l9lc. oats-De-
mand active aud prices shade higher;
No. 2, size cash; 81 10 October. Barley
Steady ut 5Skc. Pork-Quiet but firm and
a shade higher; SIS 65al5 20 cash and octo'
Der; $l4 so year. Lard-Unsettled but gen
orally lower; 50 95 cash; 50 TAX October;
IS so year. Bulk Meats-Easier; shoulders
51Sa6c. .Whisky-Dull and nominal ut
lSlOS,
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Terrlblc ExDlosion nj HclIgate

New York, September 5.-This morn.
ing shortly before 10 o'clock fatal ex-
plosion occurred at the government
works at HelIgate, by which three men
were killed and number Of Others
more or less injured. It appears that a
number OF men were employed on a barge
fixing primers for final explosion when
the premature explosion occurred.
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Congressman Piper.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 5.-Con.
greasman Piper arrived here this evening,
He was escorted to Platts Hall, where
he, briefly said the atidavits published
charging him With saying he had bought
his election were lies, manufactured to
defeat his election, and he never heard Of
the parties whose signatures they bore.
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ST. LOUIS, September ga special TO
the Globe. Democrat says John Sutherland
and another man went into a saloon in
the town OF Old Lasanimus, Cal, last Sat
urday and called for drinks, two negro
soldiers present offered to Join them, but
the white men objected; high words en-
sued and the negroes left but soon re.
turned with several comrades armed
with carbines, who commenced firing
right and left. Sutherland was shot
through the head and instantly killed,
and two other white men were wounded.
The soldiers then started for the fort, mo
one daring TO interfere with them.
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The following banking institutions
were closed yesterday between the hours
off and o'clock P. NJ, as p mark Of re-
spect to John Morgan, sen., deceased
City Bank, German Bank, Exchange
Bank, Commercial Bank, Bank OF Wheel,
ing, Peoples Bank, National Bank oi
West Virginia, Bank OF the Ohio Valley
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-06

TIE Hon. Henry 6. Davis has not
good record SO far as Wheeling is con
cerned on the Capital question. It il
generally believed that he is as much, il
not more, responsible than any other one
person for It's removal in 1859. onct
since that time he is understood to have
given us the slip on the same question. Il
is now an interesting query whether oil
not the nominees on the Democratic
ticket for the House Of Delegates from
Ohio county intend to support Henry G
for reelection to the U. s. Senate. A
least two of those nominees, and one es
pecially, are said to be Davis men.
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. NEW York DrY Goods.

NEW YORK, September 5.-Business
moderate with commission houses and job.
,bing trade fairly aqtive. Cotton, in fair
demand and firm, with further advance
on bleached Shirtings. Prints active and
strong and in light supply. Dress goods in
steady request, Wo0len goods in light de.
mRnd,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, September 5.-Flour-st Steady.
Wheat-Steady; No. Q white Wabash 81 II;
No. white Michigan 81 11lM No. 2 do
81 0s; amber spot 81 Is; No. 2 do 81 05lf;
No. / amber Illinois 81 TX. Corn-Dull;
high mixed at 4sc; low mixed held at 471tc;
damaged 4Ic. Oats-Firmer; No. 2, S3Xc;
white sec; Michigan soc; rejected 2Shc.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
WHEELING, Sept, 5. 20.

JUSTICE KAMMER.-Upon an informa'
tion entered by Mrs II. 4. Taylor, this
Justice has issued warrant for the ar
rest Of Mrs. James Boyce who is charged
with using abusive language toward and
threatening to assault complainant.
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The Ohio State Fair-FIne Dis
play OF stock.

COLUMBUS, September 5.-The attend
ance upon. the State fair was compara-
lively small to-day. The display Of cat
tie is not as large as last year, but finer
strains OF blood are shown. The display
OF horses is large and fiue. The same in
the line Of hogs. The fruit show Is i'm.
mense. The other halls are about the
same as last year. .t.
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SAN FRANcsco, September 5.-There
was light ram here yesterday. Dis
patches from The interior indicate that
the gale was quite general. .Qamageto
grain slight.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


. OMAHA, NER., September GA farmer
named Brewer took grist to the Fair
mont, Nebraska, mill to-day accompanied
by'his two children. After he had taken
them out he attempted to take his gun
from the wagon when the trigger caught
and the gun was discharged, the contents
striking both children. The girl cannot
recover: tho boy NAV,
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The Weekly InteTigencer
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
mi, 9 Cents Per Week to Clubs
OF 90 or More.

u.hs request Of many Republican friends We
"a, ropelulsl to furnish Tho WEEKLY iSTELLi-
Sv,trR for the clmpIgn
r, rrUBJ OF TWENTY Or MORE, SENT
To A SINGLE ADDRESS, FREE OF
POSTAGE, AT THE
sv,oS,NG GREATLY REDUCED PRICE
y,. Aqyue 81 10 Noe. i6, tNeiG'irs, ti2 ''tsk'l
Is orau pr copy for clubs Of 20 e'pi'''
rs,b at tho ratO Of two cents per weak per
,oo, ,ad inscriptions may begin at that rate any
tine
more, and tia, % Ous address.
Css,ot lOe mat aNd las ttaa 20, TO one a'tdrci'
rik jsrut4.IGi :H eent' PER Neek, or 80 etn'' IsI
@gky /: N'th
T,beoi the greatest service the distribution o
,bl,tlmplISu eIIlon should
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VERMONT. The "slar that never sets"-'
the State that never had any Democratic
foolishness about her--voLed yesterday,
and the result shows gains for the Repub'
licans. It is the matter Of "gains" fol
the Republican ticket that is the discour'
aging feature OF the case, viewed from {
Democratic standpoint. We fear th'
Democratic hoss' eyes are sot.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar.

The sales at the Fifth Street Horse Mar.
ket for the past week foot up 275 head. Tie
demand Is now greater than tho supply.
There are buyers upon tho market who
wafit good drivers at prices ranging from
$l25 to Sl76. Two car loads OF cheap horses
were shipped to Philadelphia; prices $50 to
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Nominated for Congress.

MILWAUKEE, September 5.-The Re.
publicans OF the Third district met at
Mineral Point and nominated George c,
Hhzleton for Congress-. y
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weather Report.
'.i WAR DKPARTHRSr,
OvVlcK OF THE CHIEy SIGNAL ORT1cHR,

u = WAR DRPAR1NKNTI w
b. OTYlcK OF THE cHIEy SIGNAL 0RTIcKR, \
|. WAsHssToE' D. G., Sept. G.--l a. NJ
a LLe,i PRoBAHnir1Es.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, south
east winds, higher. temperature, lower
pressure, partly cloudy weather and pos
sibly occasional rains. =. ~
For the Lakes, increasing northeast f
east winds, stationary followed By falling
barometer, stationary or higher tempera
ture, cloudy. or rainy weather.
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PITTSBURGH, September g. 5.-Petroleum-
Crude quiet and unsettled; at 81 90 at Par.
kers; refined 25a26c, Philadelphia de.
livery.
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srRIoIs steaks are quoted at 10 and
l24c in the Cincinnati papers Of yester'
day. In Wheeling they are still quoted
at l5c. Fresh mutton ia quoted at 0 and
lOc, lamb at 8 and lOc, and veal ats and
15c. at Cincinnati.
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DESTROYED by,Fire.

ST.. PAUL, September ga fts al
Minneapolis early thus morning destroy
ed three frame residences and two barns
Loss, $4,000; insurance s., 900. = : ~
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The Firenen,s NtaIke.

ST. Loun, September 5.-The fremeu
on the Chicago and Rock Island and Pa
cifc railroads, who resumed work yester-
day, struck again to-day.
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Cincinnati Retail Hay and straw
Market.
NHAS E. DWIGHT, 4Gsy
y PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Ii prepared 10 make careful and complete annlysS
q Iron 0res, umcatCues, MihsEIl Water, ete.
Laboratory e~, 2ith and chapline ItFuaR,
sS?2 : g." TheellnI, ". Va,
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BEGIN AN ONCE.

g,,ry Po,toIloo should have club at once. II
ruW Republicans at each PoStolticc will immedl-
,,.ly move In this matter they will accomplish,
u,rs eood than With ton times the amount expend-
q! later 10 the campaign in pOnderou' documents,
pablIc meetings, and brass bands. These arc all
io,l Ia their way, and at the right time; but they
,n aohor 80 economical OF reflective rs the quiet
,ydy work Of weekly newspaper visiting the
b,ueiOi Intelligent people, and giving them an op,
pnunlty to read and digest At thOIr leisure the ar
,un,nts upon the issues Of the campaign.
sorC copies Of the WEEKLY 1SrkLtIGEScEI
rl 10 sent to any address, for any length Of time
E,he usual rates.
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Voorhees, and Sherman in Joint
Debate.

CHICAGO, September 5.-The 1fibune'S
Columbia City, Indiana, special says :
According TO arrangement Senator
Sherman and D. w. Voorhees, met
in joint debate here to-day, in the
Public Square. At least five thou
sand people were present, equally divided
between the parties. Senator Sherman
opened with speech an hour long, full
OF logic and argument. He pointed out
the distinctive differences between the
Republican and Democratic parties. He
said they existed now as they ever have.
The Republican cause
WAS THE CAUSE OF GOOD GOVERNMENT,
good morals, public honor and national
safety. The Democratic party was COM
prised OF disloyal and. reasonable ele-
hehts, which aFe inipicable to law, order
a1d public safety.
In discussing the finance question, he
said that he was the author OF the Re.
sumption Act, and gladly acknowledged
the paternity OF the measure. The Re.
sumption OF Specie Payments at the
earliest possible moment is the on
" path TO prosperity, he believ-
ed that the national currency could
be reduced on or before the date fixed by
the present law; if however, 1t should be
found impracticnble Congress had plenty
OF time to take Whatever steps that may be
needed between this and 1879. He ar
raigned the Democratic party for its hypo.
crisy on, this question. The st. Louis
Convention nominated one hard money
and one soft money man and placed them
on platform, which can be construed in
different ways. p= tpH -.
WARNED dREENBAcK MEN
not TO be deluded into believing that Til
den sympathized with them; he discussed
the result OF the restoration Of the De
mocracy into power, which he declared
would'be calamitous, as millions would be
allowed from the national treasury for
the payment Of Confederate claims..
Mt. Voorhees, spoke an hour and a
quarter. He spoke of The hard times
and great financial distress, brought
about he declared, by Republican cor
Eruption and incapacity, and predicted a
return Of prosperity with the return Of
Democratic rule. The Democratic ma
tional platform opposed resumption. un.
til it is accomplished by tho operation Of
natural laws. While acknowledging
gold and silver as the only true
basis OF currency, he denied the
charge that TIE Democratic party was
disloyal, and claimed that the Democratic
House had made such a worthy record in
reducing the expenditures and repeating
part Of the resumption act that they
merited the election of. a. Democratic
President. 'f% =
Senator Sherman, in reply, reminded
Mr.. Voorhees, that he had omitted to men
ton Tilden, and analyzed the reduction o.
the House in the appropriation bills
Mr.. Voorhees,, in fifteen minutes clos
ing, etliogized Tilden heartily.
Both speeches were courteous. Sher'
mans was more logical, and VOORHEES,
more rhetorical.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stoeIks.

NEW YORK, September 5.-MoNEY-
Closed easy at / Ha1 per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper 3a4 per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Custom re-
ceipts $40, 900. Clearings ~, ,OOo,O 900. ster'
ling dull ut. $780, 61Ia4.SS: ... ...
GoLD-Opened at 109X, rose 70 l09A,
and closed at lO9N. Carrying rates l per
cent. Borrowing Ha9 per cent and fiat,
GovERSMRETs-Firm and fraction
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ENGLAND.
John Bright ON Turkish Atr0ei-
Hg.H. nH. IfRR. .ay HTI - W.

john Bright ON Turkish Atr0ei-
80 e'. ties. HTl - I1.'
LONDON, September SAT a large
meeting In RockdaIe TO protest against
the Turkish atrocities, a letter from John
Bright was read, in which he says "But
for the confidence caused by the support
OF England the Turks would not have
dared 10 commit thecfimes of which they
have been guilty in Bulgaria. England
should clear itself Of all partnership in the
interest and policy Of Turkey. 1t is,a
partnership unnecessary to our interests
and degrades US in the estimation Of every
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The DAILY iNTELLIeENcER

N,st also b, used as campaign paper. 1t Will
Ssu.aIu large amount Of political rnattcr, beside
ali the news Of the day. It Is a member Of tht
Anocla,el Pres, and rs such receives the latest
a,r,by telegraph to the hour Of publication, FROM
AllpIrti Of the world.
The DAILY ISrELLIoKSCER Is sent by mall,
p,,s, paid, 10 any address at the rate Of 75c per
Iauu,h s. % tOr months 81 90 fOr 6 months;
$500 pei year, cash In advance.
send ou your orders. ....
FEEw & CAMPBELL,
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Weather and the Centennial
Exhibition.

PHILADELPHIA, September o. The
cool weather is having very decided in
lluence in the attendance at the Exposi
ton, and hundreds Of excursiohists who
we're waiting for the end Of the heated
term are now visiting the grounds.
This morning in addition to the mill
tary attractions presented by the pres
ence Of the Connecticut troops, a largt
number Of persons were gathered TO wit
ness the grand trial of hesteam Are en-
gines at the lake. This trial, which was
tirst announced TO commence September
4th and last four days, commenced thii
morning and will probably be continued
the remainder OF the week. .,.,
To-day the lst and 4th regiments o.
Connecticut State Guards entered thC
grounds and after marching in solil
column preceded by their fine band
and with flags and banners flying, to thC
parade ground, stacked arms and pro
ceeded TO see the exhibition. This even
ing they have dress parade. These reg
iments with their fine soldierly drill, ant
handsome uniforms form great attrac-
tlOn uuElHS tLlelT bthy.
PRIZE FIGHTER cAPT6RED.
Patsy O,IIara, another participant il
the prize fight which resulted in yount
Kostlas' death, was arrested this morn
ing. rsn.' re- = 3
ROWING MArcnzTouL CLAIMED. :.
On account Of the foul claimed by Hig
gins OF London, in single scull race. yes
terday between Higgins, and Evan Nor
ris and P. Luther, Of ;Pit,sburgh. Hig
gins and Luther were ordered TO r6S
again this morning; when the hour hat
arrived Luther took his position at the
stake Buoy, but Higgins did not put in al
appearance Hand the former rowed over
tic course alone doing it in % minis. ant
IS secs. Higgins claimed that he'was no
fairly treated and declared that he woult
not row here again for any amount 0
money. = .5,t. !.,sf'.' u.
INTERHATfoHALIREGA -
The International Regatta, ID day.
professional races; in the 1st heat OF tn
second trial for single sculls, Btayley, 0
ST. Johns beat Ward in New York, in 2!
Minis. 61 secs. ~ "a. ~ " .tti
In the I'd single scull, trial heat, be
tween 7. Hanlan, OF Toronto, Fred. Plas
ted, Of New York, and Pat Luther, o
Pittsburgh, was won easy by Hanlan il
q mius.s5li secs; Plaisted was a dozel
lengths behind; Luther last.
The first trial heat Of pair oars be
tween the two Thames Lb6ats, Higgin
and Spencer in one, and Green an
Thomas in the other, was won by Gree
and Thomas, in 2l-44t. ~
Maxwell and Plaster, Of New York
had withdrawn from the second pair on
trial heat, so the race was'between Jos
and Gil Ward in one boat, and Fanlkne
and Regan in the other-Faulkner an,
Regain won in 20.2S. V
.Tke timeSoi the Ward brothers wa
0O.411.
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RAILROAD BoNps-weak and lower un.
Ill near the close, when hrmer feeling set
In and bidding prices were generally raised.
STATE BoEDa-Quiet. !.9i,
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TALAHAszE, FLA, Sept 5.-Slearns
and Conover, rival Republican candidates
for Governor, coalesced to-day, ConoVer
having Withdrawn.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.
More Brutality,

BELGRADE, September "a member
OF the Red Cross Society has been brutal
" murdered by The, Turks who cut of his
arm. bearing the Red Gross badge.
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CATHoL1c roLERlrIoNIN srAIN.

A special from Madrid to the Standard
says the government has ordered all the
Native and Foreign Protestant ChapelS,
Bible Societies and schools to immediate
ly |remove all external signs, placards,
and inscriptions Indicating their faith
The Foreign Societies have protested to
their respective embassy's. ".".a
80 DEAD. 1000.
George Smith, the Assyrian explorer
is dead. t.s..
LONDON, September 5.-A Paris special
says ex.Queen Isabella viii return there
forthe winter.
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Ch,rrEvpEN roR coNdREss.

sEDAIrA, Mo, September 5.-The
Democrats Of the Seventh District, in
Convention here to-day, nominated Tom
Crittenden for Congress. 1t is asserted
that he will not accept, "a by doing SO he
will prove false to all assertions hereto
fore made that he would not be candi-
date before the Convention.
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REpupLICAN VICTORY. /;

WnM1NoTos, DEL, Sept. 5.-In the
election in this city to!dayfor memberslof
the City Councili the Rephblicaus were
successful, carrying 8 out Of 10 wards and
electing Q out Of II Councilmen., The
majority varies from 1045 to l2OO. '.'
,.,or ,ppru,,o.,y ,,prr,rn AT rrt,Rp