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CentralIAnleriean.News.

New York, September 1.-THE Sar
and Herald Of Panama, Just received,
says:
An attack was made on the Goth Of
August on the residence OF ex.President
Pardo, Of Peru, at Lima, and before the
disturbance was quelled the troops fred
on the mob, killing four persons and
wounding several others. The Union
Club, whose members are supposed 10 be
partisans Of the ex.P President was wreck.
ed. Previous to these attacks the mob
sacked the store Of Wrexel, Degrass &
Co., taking from It arms valued al 10000
reals.
A great Gre has occurred at Carracal,
causing destruction Of property valued
at 500, 900 reals. g
Atcrrifc shock Of earthquake was felt
in Lima about 1:20 on tie morning OF
the 10th ult, creating great alarm and
cracking a few walls, No other injury
The United States Of Columbia has
been declared in a state Of siege. A dis
ruption Of the country is feared. The
army Is 10 be raised to 10000 men.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
Fast Mail Route Of tho United States,

aok "ah hsaAo VI Wv SuttVu otakuSI
VIII be the most direct, convenient and economical
billion Jrom ali sections d The country. lis trains
10 aud from Philadelphia will pas through q
6R1ND OBHTRNG{AL Depot, whleh tho
Company have erected at the Main Entrance 10 the
Exhibition Grounds for the accommodation Of
passengers who wish TO stop at or start from the nu-
mcrous largo hotels contiguous 70 this station and
the ExhibIton,-a convenience Of the greatest val
no 10 visitors, and afforded exclusively By the Penn
sylyanla Railroad: which h THE 0NLYLhR
BUILDINGS Excursion trains will also stop ut
the Encampment Of the Patrons Of HnSbandry, at
Elm Station, on this roads
The PeanSyltGnia Railroad q Ns craaieEi rathNay
organization IN The trOd II controls ieual thOHtaad
miles Of roddIedy forming continuous lines 10 Phil
adelphla, Now York, Baltimore, and Washington,
over which luxurious day and night cars run from
Chicago, IL. Louis Louisville, Cincinnati, Indiana
polls, Columbus, Toledo, Cleveland, and Erie with
out change.
itS main limo Is laid with double aud third tracks
Of heavy steel rails upon deep bed Of broken stone
ballast and It's bridges are NIL Of ironor stone Its
passenger trains arc equipped With every known
Improvement for comfort and afety, and arc run
at faster speed for greater distances than the trains
Of any line on the continent. The Company has
largely increased Its equipment for Centennial Tay-
81, and will be prepared 10 build In its shops loco
motives and passenger cars nj short notice sucicnt
To fully accommodate any extra demand. Theu un-
epualled resources at the command Of tho Compa-
ny guarantee tho most perfect accommodations To-
ali rs patrons during the Centennial Exhibition.
THE EMAGNIRICENT5 SCENERY for which the
Pennsylvania Railroad Is 10 Justly celebrated pre-
sents 10 tho traveller over lis perfect roadway an
ever changing panorama Of river, mountain, and
Landscape views unequaled IN America.
THE MANIFESTATIONS on this limo are un-
surpassed. Meals will befurnlshed nj suitable hours
and ample time allowed for enjoying them.
EXCLUSION TICKETS, at reduced rates, will
DO sold ut all principal Railroad Ticket Offices In
the We1t, North-West Southwest.
De SURE THAT YOUR TICKETS READ ria
the Great PenHJylrdRid Route 10 Tho CeaieRnidi.
FRANK THOMPSON, Gen'l Manager.
D. NJ. BOYD. JR, Gen'l PaR'r Agent.
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TaE boy Jesse Pomcroy, for whose
hanging there was so loud a cry, but
whose sentence OF death was compiuted
to imprisonment for life, was on Wedncs.
day last taken to the Massachusetts State
"tl'on at Charlestown and put into close
and solitary confinement. He will be
permitted to converse with no one but
the chaplain, his keepers three times a
day silently handing him food. Surely
''yoang brute could not have bit
It'er punishment. Perhaps before he
aN endured the close confinement for u
.eT months, not to say years, the youth.
'aI monster will wish hc had chosen the
allows instead. But In the same narrow
ve'l James Wilson spent nearly twenty
!eI',' maintaining health, and in the
'aI NJ. dying in the prison hospital.
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THE Great Hotels in Saratoga are the
SOnlen Of the bookkeeping world
There are none 30 largo and SO we'll man,
aged Tor their Bize anywhere else. One
oithem can lodge and feed 1000 or 1900
people; another 1900, and another 600
OF 800; and the inquiring mind obtains
The following information as 10 the daily
consumption OF leading articles at one Of
these iNStitutions-thc United States
I'VE use thousand chickens daily.
They are raised around Saratoga and
coat from 25 10 10 cents apiece" "EggsS'
Three hundred dozen" "Becf% "OnC
Iion'and two hundred pounds" "Mut.
TOM three hundred pounds" "And
all the rest?p l asked. "Well, We ust
seven hundred quarts Of milk, two hun
d'el pounds Of lamb, one hundred ducks
tTO hundred hams and tongues, four bar
ttl' Of flour, two hundred pounds oI
i'e,h fsh, two barrels Of sugar, ope hun
lied anil fifty quarts Of berries, eighty
HatetmclonS, and sixty dollars worth oi
'eSetAblcl daily"
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ST. LOUIS, September ll.-Gen. shCr.
man and family, and Secretary Cameron
and daughter, passed through hero yes.
terday, en- route TO inspect the Western
forts. They will frat stop at FIJI Leayen-
worth, and then go to Denver. They
will visit all the posts along tho route in
Utah and Nevada. They will also go
from San Francisco to Los Angeles, In
Southern California. They expect to
reach Washington again about the 18th
of October.
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In answer to the inquiry: gCau life
policy be safely transferred payable to a
mans wife with assent Of both parties ?'
the Journal Of Commerce answers that "it
is generally understood that a policy
taken out by a husband on his own life
in favor Of his wife may be assigned as
security to third party by the deed Of
both parties and the conseut Of the un-
derwritcr."
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TI,a YisiiIne Tenms.

NEw YoRK, September 1.-the Wis.
iting rifle teams were given an excursion
up the Hudson river by the National
Rifle Association, the steamer Nelson X.
Hopkins being chartered for the occa-
sion by committee, including Quaran-
tine Commissioners Judd and Steers.
Major General Shaler and Major Wylie.
The party visited the West Point Acad-
emy, where they were received by Major
General Schofeld and staff, and after
visiting other points Of interest returned
10 this city.
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BLOODsEIED AND RIOT AGAIN
IN BALTlaIO RE.
Democratic Rebels Attack and
Fire Upon u Republican Meet

Democratic Rebels Attack and
Fire Upon u Republican Meet
ing.
WASHINGTON, September 0.-The first
fruits OF the recent incendiary appeal OF
tho Baltimore Gazette for the organization
Of 10000 minute men to resist the execu-
tion Of Attorney.G General Taft's instruc.
tions looking to the projection Of voters
were seen In Baltimore last night, where
n riot occurred, and Republican meet
ihp In the Gross street Institute was broken
up Democratic roughs, and ]. Q. Ditty,
ono Of the speakers, was struck 10 the
head with billy and knocked of the
platform. The police. were unable 10
auell the disturbance, for some time and
q number Of Republicans were injured.
The meeting was being held by . Hayes
and Wheeler club and everything was
going on smoothly until Mr.. Ditty was
Interrupted by n Democrat who called
him a liar. Mr.. Ditty called on police.
man In the hall 70 remove the man,
whereupoh, says the Baltimore Sun, there
was q cry from the rear Of the hall |:
"Boys, clean them outp and in less than
a minute over q hundred men charged 10
the front Of the hall and q scene Of In.
tense excitement and CONSERVATION Gu.
sued. Several pistol shots were fired by
the advancing party. One ball made a
ilcsh wound In the leg Of James Cork anil
another member OF the club, whose name
cauld not 10 learned, was shot in the
arm. Those who had been holding the
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Aid for the Sufferers.

p Pa1LADElPHrA, September 1l.-At a
meeting Of prominent citizens at the
Mayors Office to-day to take measures 10
aid the sufferers in Savannah from yellow
fever, an executive committee was ap.
pointed to carry out the objects o. The
meeting. Over s. 900 has already been
- ~ 49,
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TnE attention Of the Hon. Henry NJ.
Mathews is called to a Charleston letter
in this mornings paper, which contains
.onc inlerrOgOtorics the people Of this
p,rt Of the State are as much interested
in having him answer ns the people Of
Kanawta. 1t won't do for him TO dodge
the issues; he must either answer them
in his speech tonight or by his silence
confess the truth they contain.
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TURKEY.


BELGRADE, September Though the
accounts Of some Of the Turkish outrages
are too we'll established 10 be doubted, a
fair idea Of the proceedings Of the Turkish
forces is not to be gathered from the fear
ful tales SO carefully collected. An Eng.
lish gentleman who passed through the
servian districts ilately visited by the
Turks, reports that be had many orpOr.
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Preparing for the Grand ExpIo-
af0n ~

New YORK, September 1.-THE work
Of charging with explosives the columns
that uphold the roof Of Hell gate was
begun this morning, and 1t is expected
that 1900 pounds Of explosive material
will be slowed away in the holes drilled
for II before night, The day for the
grand exlosion has not yet been definitely
aettled.
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TnE returns from Maine up to the
hour Of going to press this morning in
dicatcs that Mr.. Conner, the Republican
candidate for Governor, has been elected
by largely increased majority over last
year, aud that too on an unprecedentedIy
ulI vote. COnner's majority last year
va. 3ST1
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LEAvENwoRrH, September 1l.-Gen.
Sherman and Secretary Cameron arrived
here this morning and are now at Fort
Leavenworth. Gen. Sherman.st stated this
afternoon that the Indian troubles would
all be settled up this winter by whipping
the Indians into a lasting peace. Il Is
probable that new department will be
in the Northwest with Gen:
Miles in command. o.
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TerribIe RoiIer Explosion.

CHICAGO, September IL The Ifibuaes
La Crosse, Wisconsin, special says: AT
about 0 o'clock this evening the boiler Of
the Keokuk and Northwestern Line
Packet Companys Mill at North La
Crosse exploded with q terrific report,
totally demolishing the mill and machine
ry worth $50, 900, and killing Edward An
drews, the engineer. Several persons
were also badly wounded, two fatally.
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New ORLEANS, September l1.-While
an excursion train was en- route from
Bayon sary to Laurkl Hill the limb Of n
tree struck some men on the top OF a
car. Geo. McKern was thrown under
the wheels and badly mutilated and in.
stanhy killed, and colored boy badly
injured. Two or three others were
slightly injured. nH.E
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Nchnrz nnd WiIlinnis.

IsDI&SAPoIIs, September 11,-Carl
Schurz and Williams, Democratic candi.
date for Governor Of Indiana, 'Spoke al
Crown Point, Ind, to-day TO separate au!
tlicnces. Voorhees, who was to- have
held joint discussion with sehurz, was
detained byy sisekHessl 4 YNaM9
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Another Call for $40 Ronds.

New YORK, September lit isstated
that the Treasury Department to-day will
issue another call for 0,000, 900 of 800
bonds, making the total called for $780,
100000. The Syndicate has advanced the
price OF new United States 4l per cent
bonds to 101 gold in this market, and
1881 in London, an. advance Of one'quar-
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Observation-Disclosures.

SAN Francisco, September liar
rived-Panama transit steamer South
Carolina, from Panama.
New YORK, September n.-Arriyed-
Steamship Australia, from Glasgow.
LONDON, September 1.-THE steam:
ship Morayian, from Montreal, rrrived
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TnE Brooklyn argus says 10 ao in
qulriag correspondent Governor sey,
aonr never employed Sam. Tillen pro.
it,.ionalIy. lie disliked him from the
ir.. day he ever met him, and that dis.
ike hasstcadily increased. What opinion
he entcrlains OF him as lawyer we do
10, know, except that he once said to a
client Of Sammys who expressed great
cadence Of success: "WeIl you'll have
The abstraction OF winning the case, and
he'll have the satisfaction Of pocketine
all the money"
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INDIANAPOLIS, September 1l.-R. II.
Goldsborough succeeds Lucien g. Matth:
eRs a general manager Of the Sentinel
Company.
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rnR story Of Twecds arrest is gener'
,Ily di.nlieyed in New York. No Off
ci,l information has been received on the
subject and nothing further is known
than what was contained in the telegraph
ic dispatch published in the newspapers.
The Eoss' Democratic friends scout the
idea Of his capture and say with knowing
wink. that when The old man is wanted
search mus. be made nearer home than
the continent OF Europe. 1t is not be-
Iieyel by many that he has left the Island
If Manhattan.
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SPAIN.
Additional Particulars OF gthee
Arrest of Ross Tweed.


MADRID, September 1.-THE following
are additional particulars Of the arrest
OF Boss Tweed: Captain Gen. Jovellar,
at Havana, received the Intelligence that
Tweed had disembarked at Santiago dc
Cuba and notified the authorities there.
Before the latter could take action Tweed
embarked in the sailing vessel Carman
bound TO, Vigo. Captain Gen. Jovellar
telegraphed 10 the Madrid government,
which, fearing the, Carman might go to
some other point, requested the authori:
ties at all Spanish ports TO examine all
persons on board all vessels named Car.
man, there being q vessels Of that name.
The portrait Of Tweed being indispcnsi.
Bile, the'Spanish authorities obtained and
make copies Of the carricature in Ameri.
caniournals representing him as beating a
child supposed 10 typify American justice.
This caricature led the Spanish authori.
ties and reporters for Spanish newspa.
pers to believe that Tweed, lind been kid
mapping children! Hence in the first
announcement of.the arrest Of Tweed
ruptIoa Of Tweed, Amorican,j it was
stated that he had been arrested for kid
mapping American children. Tweed is
confined on the Island Of ST. Simon, in
Vigo Bay, where he Is undergoing quar-.
antinc, strictly watched by custom house
guards. AT the expiration Of his quar-
antine ho will be surrendered to the
United States representative. As there
are no direct steamers between Spain and
North America, Tweed will be sent TO
Cuba and from there TO New York.
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Plead Not Guilty.

CHICAGO, September i1.-The case Of
Alex. Sullivan, murderer Of G. G. Ham
ford, was up in the Circuit Court this
morning and defendant pleaded not gull
ty.. It was, on representation OF his coun-
sci, put oyer till the next term. ~ ,p
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worIsingmen From Germany.

NEW York, September liza delega-
ton Of workmen from Germany arrived
here yesterday and will leave this morn.
ing for Philadelphig where a fortnight
will be spent. r" tt
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ENGOv. HENRY A. WISE, OF Virginia,
sill fingers, with occasional intense
agony. lie is reduced to mere skin and
bone, anil though incapable Of thcslight.
eat physical exertion, still retains his
natural clcarness OF thought. His death
i but question Of time.
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Death ,,,oIIs q EtHss ss.e Alien MsIs.g ths F"'

LAWRENCE, KS, September 11.-Ethan
Allen, the celebrated tfottet, who inihb
,palmy days, with running mate, beat
Dexter, with q record Of 2;lb, died here
yesterday at the Kansas Stock Farm,
aged q. N ,sEsl = itl eS
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CHARLESTON, September 1.-THE city
Is quiet tonight. Several arrests were
made by the police Of colored men in the
streets Tor carrying muskets contrary to
the provisions Of Gov. Chamberlains
proclamation. tgg g
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IInfrue.

SAN Francisco, September 11.-W. s.
O'Brien, Of Flood & oBrien, says the re-
port that their firm had purchased the
franchise Of the Quaymas 4 Tucson Rail,
road ia utterly untrue. --l-
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rlel,et AFents donyentl6h! u

NEW YoRK, September 1.-THE rail.
road ticket agents brought theitsessioa
to a close to-day. Tho Committee on
Rates reported Il unadyisable to- make
any material changes. A new conyen.
tlon will be held in 81. Louis the second
Friday Of March, 1877. 'HtN
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SSO,OOO Fire.

RIcuxosp, VA, September 1.-THE
Germania flour mills at Fredericksburg
we're burned yesterday. Loss $4,000;
insurance $4,000. ...t .t
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Yellnw Fever.

SAVANNAH, September 1.-THE total
number Of interments since last report
are 80; yellow fever 20. The Benevolent
Association asks aid to assist them in
proyidinp for the sick and destitute.
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The Indian Campaign.-.Crook's
Courier Driven Back.

CHEYENNE, September 1.-the ad'
vices from the camp near Hot Creek this
morning say the Indians drove back the
government who left Fort Laramie with
dispatches for General Crook. He will
make another start from Hot Creek this
morning. III,
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Two children aged IL and 0 years,
daughters OF VIM. Tanderbaugl, were
drowned at Buras, near this city.
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TO he INVESTIGATED.

Inquiry has been ordered into the con.
duct Of The sub. Perfect OF Port Mahon
against whom complaints have been
made Of religious intolerance. He will
be prosecuted seouldit IL prove that he has
violated the religious tolerance fixed by
The Constitution. ..
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RED CLOUD AGENCY, Sept. 10,
VIA Fort LARAMIE, Sept. II.

This morning supply train Of about
thirty wagons left here escorted by three
companies Of artillery equipped as in
fantry for Custer City, distance Of so
miles. The supplies are for Crooks
command, which it is reported will be
there on the Ia inst.
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CLEVELAND, September 1.-The North.
efn Ohio Fair has commenced and will
continue five days. The prospects are
aattering for asuccesSful meeting.
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GERMANY.
Decrease of Specie.

BERLIN, September 11.-Specie in the
Imperial Bank Of Germany decreased
1851, 900 marks during the past week.
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:
WASHINGTON.
rs. Q per Gcht Isonds.

u II W. PEI ccHI ISUHUH'
WAsuINaToN, September 11.-Thcrc
was withdrawn from the Treasury to-day
100000 U. s. per cent bonds, held to
secure National Bank circulation, for
which per cent bonds arc to be substi.
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LoutsvrL1E, September 1.-E1-secre.
tary Britow has returned home to re:
main. .------- ~ -.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NHAs, E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

Is prepared to make eatCtl and cotnnletc analyscs
Of Iron ores, HmestOnes, Mineral Water, otc.
LabOntory cor. 2Ith and Chaplino streots.
Uau22 Wheeling. W. Va.
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For, the Lake Region, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, rising barometer, stationary
or lower followed by higher temperature
northeast winds, cloudy or partly cloudy
and clearing weather, q n ar
The Upper Ohio and Mississippi from
Memphis will rise.
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WHOLESALE DESTRUCTION 6P AGENCY
BuIIIDIEds. y, ~. 81

A dispatch from Indian Agent Crayens
at the Cheyenne agency, received at the
Indian Bureau to-day, slatesthat oil the
buildings at heagency, except three have
been swept away by flood and that all
the records and papers are gone. The
agent says lie cant wait for bids and asks
il he shall employ labor and move to
some safe place. -. N-..
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To PURCHASE OF SILVER BuI,
LION. s5gi, -

The following order regarding the purs
chase ofsilver bullion for coinage was Is.
sued from the Treasury to-day: untfl,
further notice silver bullion in form ocfine
or imported bars Of foreign coin, amalgam
plate, &c, willbc paFnllased at themints
Of The United States at Philadelphia, San
Francisco, and Carson 4 Assay's Office at
New York. Tie purchasing rate will
be 10l cents PER standard ounce Mt
Philadelphia, San Francisco and
New York, and one hundred cents and
one. halfcent at Carson, payable in United
States gold coin on determination Of the
value by the mint assay, tho seller paying
the mint charges for melting, refining and
parting conformably to the law and fegu.
lations. 49,,
/ Arrangements are now being madesby
the revenue marine division ofthe Treaa.
ury for placing into active operation and
service the lifC;saying stations
on the lakes. e -'''',
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acknowledgement
,.,,,.,or Scott's Appointments.

xorator SCOTS Appointments.
S.n,,or Z. F. Scott, Republican candi.
,,e for Congress in the lSt District, will
.,l,s.. Al. meetings at the following times
f. f,Irlew, Tuesday, Sept. IL.
EVANSVILLE, Calhoun County, Saturday,
sept. I6.
GleuyIIIs, Gilmsr Co., Monday, Sept. ID.
SmlthylIIe, Rltohls Co., Tuesday, Sep
lsnber 10. -.-.,
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The pony express in from Deadwood
ist Sidney yesterday morning brought $50