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NEW YORK, September 3O.-Arrived
Steamer p. CAland, from Rotterdam.
FARTHER POINT, September 3O.-Arrived:
The steamer Moravlan, fIom Liverpool.
NEW YORK, September 3O.-Arrived:
| Steamships D. kotah and Brit aRia, from
Liverpool, and Arragon, from Bristol.
CHICAGO, September 30.-The services pre-.
limiDary to the opening OF the Moody and
Ssnkey meetings have been well attended
here.
CHICAGO, Septe mber 30-The Democrats
of the second Congressional district, West
Side, to-day renomtnated Carter Il. Harrison
by reclamation.
NEW ORLEANS, September SO.-A Calves
ton N,t0s's special says the Republican con-
Yeption al Nacogdoches yesterday nominated
Judge l.. W. Cooper for congre s.
BUFFALO, September 30.-Joseph Warren,
OF the Courier, and president Of the New York
-tAte Associ Ated Pres sdi= d at.haf past six TO-
n ght OF congestion OF the lungs. He was only
tax en- sick last evening.
NEW YORK, September 3O.-Leopold Mette,
who was arrested on the charge OF forgery in
Austria, returned TO that country to-day with
out waiting for the completion OF legal pro-
ce6dingS.
OMAHA, September 30.-ThIs morning
Neils ellison, laborer in the shops Of the
Union Pacific railroad, while adj usting belt,
was caught by it and dashed 20 the ceiling
instantly killing him.
LOUISVILLE, September 3O.-MarshalI
Jewell and others addressed the Republicans
OF Louisville this eve ming. Governor Hen
| assembly Of Democrats at New Albany aJ the
same time.
ST. LOUIS, September S0.-The disposition
OF the people OF this city is 70 make the st..
Louis fair next week q centennial exhibition.
All the space in the exhibition buildings is
engaged, and much more could have been dis
posed OF.
NEW YORK, September SO-Chancellol
Runyon refused yesterday to appoint re
ceiYer for the New Jersey Central railroad or
70 issue an injunction restraining the lssu-
I f4ralI
| sufficient cause not having been shown.
OMAHA, September 30 The Indian peace
commissioners arrived from the west last
night, and left for Yankton, D. T., agency
| this morning. They held an important ses-
sion here with superintendent of Indian
Affairs Msckerson of the Indian Territory.
PHILADELPHIA, September SO.-It is an
nounced by the secretary OF the Centennial
commission that written reporls Of the judges
upon which awards to exhibitors are based,
Will be published in groups, SIS approved by
the commission and as speedily as they can
be prepared.
ST. LOUIS, September SO.-Rev, D. ERIipRton
Barr, who was reported in these dispatches
some days ago as having been arrested for an
little girl eight years old, had preliminary
examination yesteId DAY, and was discharged,
no case being made against him.
SALT LAKE, September 3O.-His excel
ada, arrived here yesterday. He spent the
afternoon IN sightseeing, and the evening
with Governor Emery ana several other gem
tlemen al the residence of Hon. William Jen.
nings, and left this morning for the east
NEW YORK, September 3O.-John OCon-
nOr Power, memDer OF parliament for Mayo,
arrived to-day, bearing the Irish congratula-
toty address on the centennial OF .Americ an
Independence. He is accompanied by Charles
Stewart Parnell, for many years one the
alb. est advocates Of home-rule in Ireland.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, September SO.-The
Democrats had large demonstration here to-
night. Nineteen hundred torches were car.
ried. Speeches were made from four stands,
by Senator Bayard, Senstor M'Donald, Boyd
Winchester, 4. D. Olay, of Michigan, Charles
Shackleford, OF illinois, and siedensticker.
ST. PAUL, September 30.-rhompson &
VIII Rmss Touring mill at Lanesboro, 81 inne-
sofa, was burned this morning; loss ffty 10
sixty thousand dollars. Th-ee hundred bar
rels OF -four aud six 70 eight Thousand bushels
of wheat were alsD destroyed. The fi-e origi-
mated in the shutter. Insurance unknown.
POTTSVILLE, Pa, September 3O.-Jacob
Trust bank, was re arrested to-day on I'VE
distinct charges, covering alleged misdemean-
ors by false pretenses and embezzlement %
the extent OF upwards OF two hundred thou
sand dollars He wss sent 10 gail In default
of two hundred and thirty eight thousand
dollars bail.
NEW YORK, September 30.-Samuel Har-
lam, Of the firm OF Harlan & Co, No. L Lis
penayd street. has been arrested, charged with
attempting TO defraud the insurance compa-
nies. II seems his place was burned a short
nished fraudulent invoices, with which Har-
lam endesvored to secure from the insurance
companies an amount of money largely in
excess OF his actual losses.
CHICAGO, September 30.-Tne Democrats Of
tie third congressional district this afternoon
renominated J. V. LeMoyne by acclamatiou.
In the first district two sets of officers were
nOmi mated, and, after considerable trouble.
which came near ending Ia personal encoun-
ters The two factions adjourned to different
halls, when one unanimously nominated j.
X. Huxie and the Other renominated Barney
q. Caulneld by 2cclRmation.