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rIontlng Ntraws.... 5.

RellleluulI NFlihS ~ hNe 90
,iis ci,y from Aiken, South Carolina,
gives graphic account Of the process Of
soliliiying the South for Tilden and Hen.
bricks. In speaking OF the Hamburg
affair, or rather oil the arrest Of those
Who participated in the massacre, he
,ays: "I.ast week ! saw eighty.tllree Of
the men engaged in that massacre come
into Aiken to so through the farce Of
giving bonds for their appearance at
some future time, in the sum OF 81 900
each. II you could have seen this large
company you would have realized what
hideous mockery. is the prctSnse
Of carrying out the terms OF the CIVIL
Right. bill. This cavalcade Of chiy.
alry were all on horseback and
heavily armed. heard one Of these men
Boosting, that ii had cost him one hund-
red and fifty dollars for the arms and am.
unilion he had in his house. These men
~ have said gave their bonds, but ii was
easy to see in their defiant bravadO that
with them the whole thing was COMIC
farce without particle OF serious result
to follow in the future. They know no
law but that Of ovpr.shadOwing force, and
they know that without the aid ofithe
general government Gov. Chamberlain is
as powCrIcss to bring them TO justice MS
we're the unarmed Hamburg victims Of
their violence to defend themselves" He
gives another striking example Of
how heartily the results Of the war
are. concurred in by the Southern
leaders, the men WHO are coming 10 The
front Of the Democratic party under the
nominal leadership OF Tilden and Hem
bricks. lie says: "a few days since,
near. ElgeGeld, tho colored Republicans
Sep marching in procession to grove
where they were TO be addressed, when
they were oyertaken by some 7GO white
men on horseback, all armed TO the teeth,
who ordered them to halt, which they did.
The white men then passed on to the
grove and broke down the platform and
destroyed the seats. OF course the dark les
took the hint-there was no meeting"
These are facts, and are but. drop in
the bucket of daily occurrences which
trsn,pirC in this portion Of the Demo
cratic heritage Of solid South"
These are but the experience Of every
man who sojourns in the sonth-the un-
Welcome evidence that is forced upon
bin Of tho utter insincerity Of all pro-
Iea.iom blythe Southern leaders that
their people acqhiesce in the rcsnlb Of
the war; Of their willingness toaecord
to the freedman the enjoyment Of the
civil rights guaranteed TO him by the
Constitution. !.
Add to these the rebel attack upon q
Hayes and Wheeler meeting in Balti.f
more, anil you have the spirit which is
rampant in the Democratic party; you
have measure Of the atrocities that
will characterize Rebel Democratic
rule in tho Southern States when
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Observation-Disclosures

LONDON, September l2.sArriyed out
Steamship America and Egypt from New
QUEEssrcws, September 12.-The
steamship Batavia, from Boston, has ar.
rived. M..
NEW YORK, September 12.-Arriyed-
The steamship The Queen, from Liver.
pool. tl-' . ~.
New YonK, September 12.-The steam
er Pommerania, from Hamburg, arrived.
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! RICHMOND, Va, September l2.-Fiye
cars Of the Atlanta express train on the
Danyille railroad near Greensboro, NC,
ran of the track to-day, and were thrown
down an embankment thirty feet. Thit-
teen persons were injured, none fatally.
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M,lTrain NYEeeIIesi..

y TnRREsDALR, PA, September IA
passenger train from Philadelphia, ran
over Two cows near here this fn6rhing,
badly wrecking the train. The passengers
escaped without injury but The mail
agent was severely hurt and the baggage
master aliShtiy bruised, I'll
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Obituary.

NEW ORLEANS, September 15.-C4pt.
VIM. Ten. Broeck, President Of the Lou.
isianG Association Of Veterans Of the
Mexican War, ia dead; age.GG year,.
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New York, September ia telegram
from the city Of Mexico, states that Gen.
Megia, Minister ofWar, has retired from
the Cabinet, and it is succeeded by Esco.
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BALTIMORE, September 12.-The boiler
OF al engine on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad exploded near Frederick, Nd,
yesterday afternoon, hnd killed August
Schafer, engineer, and James F. Cook,
fireman, ID n.
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Reinforcemenls for Cuba.

MADRID; September ia detachment
of2,7OO Spanish troops will embark Sep
Ftember 10 to reinforce the Spanish army
bin Cuba. They will be followed by
1890 others before the end Of the month.
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ST. PAUL.
$1,000 Rewards. ylIr

!, ST. PAUL, September 12;TGoy. Pills
bury has Issued d proclamation Offering
rewards Of 81 900 each for the capture Of
the bandits engaged In the Northfeld
affair. This is in lieu Of the reward Of
$500, heretofore offered for. the; entire
band. The First National Bank at North
field has also increased its reward to $50
each. r w !lall2 tW .s60lIN W0i
A Pioneer Pres special from Water
vile says the horses, and saddles of the
robbers we're found to-day in the timber
near Cleveland, on the Wateryille road.
This Is accepted by some as evidence that
the robbers have escaped through the
Gordon Of their pursuers, and many oi
the latter are going home. A number
remain, hoyeyer, and are sill scouting
through the timber. The Sheriff q Fari.
bault county reports seeing.five men near
Indian Lake, five miles from Minkate,
this afternoon. which bore out the de.
scription Of the robbers, and force o.
men have gone in pursuit. The officials
OF the various railways have been notified
to be on their guard, ,-,s
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.MAJoR RussELL EsRrrr, Republican
candidate for Congress in the Pittsburgh,
Pa, district, has retired from the editorial
management of the Coalaereiat'aud will
now devote his attention to the Congress
sional campaign, and being free from all
entangling newspaper alliances he will
be able to make such personal canvass
among the voters OF the district as can.
not but he successful. The editorial
management Of the caqnreial. we learn,
has deyolyed upon Mr.. VIM, Anderson,
late city editor, and an experienced jour
palist. Abet.sf selection could no. have
been made. s
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,r:". No. Governor Of New York, except
William l., Marcy, has served tht tee
e'a. since the adoption of the present
,pn''lI''slOn in 1921. Governor Marcys
va n'ee CO., terms were'Consecutiys, beginning
u N. lSSS and ending in 1889. Mr.. Seward
I.I ,.S three times for Governor, and was
S.''a'ed ss0 once. HOtatio Seymour ran
I,sl WV u@e,, n and was beaten three times
SOaG " I, Hoffman ran three, times, and
va; @ beaten once; Ex-Governor Dix ran
VIC and was beaten once. u
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Dentl, of. Henry A. wise,

RICHMOND, Va, September 12.-Ex-
Governor Henry A. Wise died at his res.
dence In this city at half.past 12 to-day.
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~ ltuE.;;ub'erip.ion fund for the rcliefoi
S;s, ~ Widows l,, and orphans OF tho men who
W., 'S W WIN Custer, started six weeks ago by
w. T. Church, ol the Army and Nary
S..l, v,.aal, amounts to $4,SOG 25. In one
NJ over 81 ,9OOEm received, principal.
f" ,,,. ron CtiicOrs and enlisted men ii the
army and navy.
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CINCINNATI, September 12-Hon. Benz.
EgglesoI. was to-day elected President'Oi
the Chamber OF Commerce..
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nenth of Henry A. Wise.

This once distinguished gentleman
died a. his residence in Richmond, Na9
Yesterday, Mr.. Wise was born at Drum
monItown, Aecomac county, Virginia,
December 8, 1906, and was therefore in
hia SEVENTEEN year. He was educated at
Washington w a.. College, Ehete: be !,
a,.1nated in 1926. He studied Law at
Yirchester, Va, till 1928, when he went
" Nashville, Tenn, married, and settled
there in the practice Of his profession.
A. the end oftwo years he returned to Ac-
comac where he has resided until the las.
few yeats. He was a delegate in 1882. 10
tho Democratic National Convention sat!
Baltimore. where he advocated The nom
ination Of Jackson as President, but re-
fused to aCquiesce in the nomination oil
Van Buren, as Vice President. In 1883
the Jackson party Of the eastern shore
nominated him for Congress inopposition
d the notification candidate, and he was
elected by 4lOmajority. Ater.the elec-
ton his antagonist challenged him, and
the result was duel in which the chal-
lenger's right arm was fractured. In
1886 and again in 1887 he was re-
elected as supporter Of the principles OF
Judge White and John Tyler, In 1887
he acted as the second OF Mr.. Graves, Of
Kentucky, ina, duel with Mr.. Cilley, Of
Maine, both, members of Congress, in
which the latter was killed; an occurrence
which created deep feeling in the conn-
try, and led to much denunciation OF Mr..
Wise, on whom the chief opprobium OF the
affair rested for time. The nomination
Of John Tyler by the Wings in 1s4O, as a
candidate for Vice Presidept, was large
" due to Mr., Wise's management; and
on the accession Of Mr.. Tyler 70 the
Presidency after the death Of. Gen. Har-
rison, his influence on the policy Of the
administration was very great, especially
with reference to the bank question.
In 1912 Mr.. Tyler appointed him
Minister to France. but the Senate re.
iected the nomination. He was subse-
quently appointed Minister to Brazil,
and in that capacity resided at Rio Jan
eric from May, 1874, ill October, 1877
In 1850 he was q member ofithe eonven'
tion which revised the constitution ol
Virginia. In December, 1854, he was
nominated by the Democrats as their can
didate for Goyernob and Immediately
entered into u most animated canvas
against the Know Nothings and was el
ected by 10000 majority. Toward the
end OF Mr.. Wise's term as Cover
nor occurred the seizure Of Harper's Fer
Try by John Brown and his fol
lowers, and the execution OF John Brown
at Cha'rlestown, December 2, 1859, was
one Of the last acts OF his administration.
He was member Of the Stale Conven-
ton which met at Richmond, February
10, 1861, to consider the relations Of Vir-
ginia 10 the Federal Government. After
the passing Of the Virginia ordinance OF
secession he entered heartily into the
war, and was commissioned brigadier
general in the rebsfarmy and ordered &c
Western Virginia. His war record wa
not regarded IA success, and since the
war he has lived almost in retirement.
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Yellow Fever Mt Savannah.
SAVANNAH, September 49, Yellow
fever interments to-day 2l..' u
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,,s'a StSAToH sOcrrs appointment for an
Ss.. ss,' !, at Gtap.syille. on the 10Th, l,as
'''' changed 70 wircOptt HQpsc. I
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Ancient Order oil Hiberninns.

So CLEVELAND, September 12.-At the
State Convention Of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians, held at Youngstown to-day,
Rev. M. A. Sculan, Of Niles, Ohio, was
chosen US State delegate. " ~
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GheQntelIi:sie
.snntnr Scotrs AppoIntments.

Ecnator Scotfs Appointments.
g senator Z. F. Scott, Republican candi'
late for Congress in the lst District, will
s sJdres, meetings at the. following times
snd places;
viii Court House, Saturday, Sept. 49,
sIenylIIs, Gilmer Co., Monday, sept. 49,
smithyllls, Ritchle Co., Tuesday, Sep.
tpmber 10.
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I SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.

COLUMBIA, s. O., September 12-The
State Republican Convention to nomin-
ate State officers, met to-day. R.
elected Chairman. There are contesting
delegations from several counties
III opposition to Chamberlain, who are
bitter, but not strong enough to defeat
his nomination for Governor.
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TRouR1E AT STANDING ROCK.

A Bismarck special to the Pioneer says
that adyices Just received from Standing
Rock ageicyindieate considerable trouble
ahead. A chief named John Gross was
arrested, ,ion carrying supPliesl 70 the hos.
tile camp, creating a strong feeling be-
tween the Indians and the military who
made the arrest. A courier leaving for
this place before he had crossed the river
opposite Standing Rock, heard the long
roll beat and the 6ugle sounded, and saw
soldiers and white men running toward
the fort, -.,trRsr,,rh, .,ts.a /,
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CLEVELAND RACES.

'CLEvELAsD, September 12.-In the
races to-day the 2:25 class, for purse Of
$500 was won by Silyersides, John B.
second, . Sleepy JohnR third, IewJ Scott
fourth. Time 2:2S!.
In the 2:S5 class for aplirse Of S4o0,
there was five heats trotted, Gustie TAX
ing two, Kinsman Boy two, Starlight one.
The race was postponed till tomorrow
on account OF darkness. -
The races tomorrow are 2:40 class and
running mile heats. - W y.s,
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FATAL ACCIDENT

AT Hastings to-day by the falling Of a
scaaold on the new Presbyterian church,
q. Morris MAS lfataJly md Ethtee fotherS
soyerely iniured.
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ENGLAND.

Bullion In the Hank Of England.
LONDON, September 12.-The amount
OF bullion gone into the Bank Of England
to-day was E9S0O0.
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running mile heats.
A Greenback Convention at Go.
lumbuS.

COLUMBUS, o., September 12.-About
forty gentlemen, representing various
parts Of Ohio, met here to-day as a
Greenback convention. After consider
able discussion il was decided not 10 put
a State ticket in the field. General Sam
Cary was present, and spoke earnestly
againsta State ticket, claiming that, as
many OF the prominent Greenback men
OF the State had participated in the late
State Democratic Convention Of Ohio,
which adopted a Greenback plank in its
platform, Il would be unwise TO go back
on thatpiatform now.s ~ e.
Reuben Carroll Of Mahoning county,
and G. E. Edison, Of Preble, were chosen
Electors at Large. ~ 49,, ' \.
A committee was appointed TO appoint
tho other electors. 11 ial'
Resolutions were adopted fayoring the
restoration Of the silver dollar and en-
dorsing the ticket and the platform Of the
indianapolis NATIONAL Greenback Con
yention. EOTEf4'. |+'fhlI /
A State Executive Committee was ap-
pointed. with Robt. Schelling, Of Cleye-
land, as Chairman, and ]. L, Vaudeman,
of Fayette, Secretary. .iEsusSyi
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weather Report.


pRoBAmLirIIs.
i, For Wednesday, In the South Atlantic
and Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, rising barometer, north to east
winds, cooler followed by warmer, clear
For the Lake region, rising barometer,
north 10. east winds, cooler followed by
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather.
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Woman's Suffrage Convention,

Boston, September 12.-The Woman 's
Suffrage State Convention to nominate
State officers met to-day, and elected
Mrs. Mary A. LiSermors President.
There were 705 delegates present. Speech.
es were made by Wendell Phillips and
Lucy Stone. "'
The committee on nominationsreport!
ed the following candidates: Governor,
John ]. Baker; Lieutenant. Governor,
Rev. D. c. Eddy; Secretary Of State, D. B.
Gwiney; Treasurer and Receiver, Gen.
D. N. Skillings; Auditor, ]. H. Orue; At
torney.G General, 0rri4 I, Gray. All being
prohibitory candidates, after some discuss
sion:as to whether the several candidates
reported were in favor Of woman suffrage,
the nominations were ratified.
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81. JosEuH, Mo, September 12.-The
Republicans Of the Ninth district to-day
nominated Ben:F Loan for Congress.
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sT. LOUIS.
1,Fo 1, illeFhood q fIIScomhoilysF fire.

sr. LOUIS, September ig.-The third
annual Convention Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive FiremeA met here to-day,
and will probably be in session several
days The proceedinvsare Saef6t. n
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/ E.s. Lechel & Co., merchants Of Brad.
ford, have failed. Liabilities $4,000.
'5a1s't I'D RACES. 7 tirr'a II
Al Dorcester to-day, the great York.
shire handicap race was won by Bersag-
lier Merry; Dnchess. second, Agglethorlc
third.
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An aparian Of Maryland has secured q
beautifully marked breed of bees which
he names the Albino. The markings
are these: Beautiful yellow bands;
from the bands to the end of the bee
is quite white or bright silver color
heads dark velvet color, differing from
the italian.
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CENTENNIAL POULTRY ExPOsITIoN.-
The exhibition of the poultry will open
on October 9th, and close on November
9th. The display will be made in coops
provided by the Commission and loca-
ted under the shelter of the cattle stalls,
which will be prepared for their recep-
ton. Transportation charges must all
be paid in advance. Express companies
will deliver specimens on the exhibition
grounds when addressed with official
labels. Each coop used in transporta-
ton of birds must be OF sufficient
strength to serve for their return, and
must be marked with the proper ship
ping directions.
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MIND BEADING. Fsyehon aney. rsses
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HANDS that are always working on
"time the hands OF . clock.
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PLUM BUTTER. NJ. b. H., Go
leta. California, writes to the Inter-
Ocean the following recipe for plum
butter: Look over the plums, dis
carding the bad ones; then wash them.
Put them in either tin or porcelain
vessel, and pour in hot water to cover
them, but leave out the soda. Boil UNI
til the skins crack; drain oil, and meas
ure the water; put it in tin pan or
porcelain kettle, with pound OF white
sugar to every pint Of plum water; boil
and try it until it jells. sometimes
put in q little lemon extract while hot
You will find you have the clearest,
incest jelly YOU ever saw, and the easiest
made. While the jelly is boiling, if
you have time-but don't neglect your
jelly, and lot it burn or boil over, you
can rub the plums through colander
for your butter"
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The weather is getting little mixed.
We had lively shower this morning,
enough to lay the dust pretty thorough
ly; quite blessing in this dirt-ridden
city, where sprinkling cart is the
eighth wonder of the world. Tho pro-
phets say we are to have early rains, so
please take notice, and mako your prep.
arations accordingly. w.
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Maximum thermometer, $50.
AHfnfnanvr1 III nm ofar o

Maximum thermometer, 80.
Minimum thermometer, ..
w. MELROY, Zig. Ser. U. S. A.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE, July 31,-River falling
with feet on the shoals.
VIoKsBURa, July 3l.-Weather,, hot
and clear. River fell inches. No
boats up or down.
LOUISVILLE, July 81 Weather clear
and warm. River falling, with feet
inches in the canal.
New ORLEANS. July 3l.-Weather
clear and warm. No departures. Ar
rived: Golden Rule, Ohio river.
LITTLE ROCK, July 3l-The weather
is clear and warm. r yer, after TisiI e
l foot, is now at stand, with feet on
the gauge.
ST. LOUIS, July 31.-The river has
fallen inches. Weather partially
cloudy and pleasant. Arrived: City OF
Helena, Vicksburg.
PTTsBUBG, July 3l.-Noon.-River
8 feet and rising Weather cloudy and
and rising. Weather cloudy and cool
CAIRO, July 31.-Noon.-Weather
clear and cool. Arrived: Grand Tower,
st. Louie, 10 pm. Departed: Grand
Tower, Vicksburg, 2 p.m.......... Night
River 20 feet 10 inches and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant. No aTri-
vals or departures.
Movements at the Levee,
ARRIVALS .
John B. Maude, st. Louis; Grand
Lake, New Orleans; A. J.White, Friars
Point; Andy Baum, Cincinnati; Osceo-
la Belle, Ashport; Charles Morgan, New
Orleans; Illinois, Vicksburg.
DEPARTURES.
John B. Magde, Vicksburg; Ste Gen.
eyieve, St. Louis; Grand Lake, st.
Louie; Charles Morgan, Cincinnati;
Osceol Belle, Ashport; A. ]. White,
FriaIs Point.
Andy Baum, Illinois, Osceola.
BOATS DUE.
Rosa Miller, Il G. Yseger, Grand
Tower, City of Vick,burg, r. E. Lee.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
VICKsBURe-Grand Tower, Lennox
master, ten am.
ST.. LoUIs-City of Vicksbug, R. n.
Riley, master, five pm.
CINCINNATI-Andy Baum, b. L.
Vinton, master, five p m.
YIcKsBURe Illinois, NJ. r. Cheek,
! master, five pm.
Arkansas RIvER-Rosa Miller, T. J.
DlFrzgh, master, five pm. --
s. Receipts Yesterday.
A. J. White-11 bales cotton, ~ bags
| seed. cotton. 49S Sis cotton seed.
Osceola Belize bales cotton.
! IIlinois-24 bales cotton, 460 axis cot.