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DUNNY ENGINES.

Horse-Aesh will have to yield to
..esm snd steel. II is one of the innova-
,,,s pdicsted by the irresistible ten
3.ney of things, and we may as well
u.ks ND our minds to 1t. A Cincinnati
paper predicts that in ten years from this
oms there will not be 3 street car in that
city drawn by horses-they will sll be
l,swn BY dummy steam engines. These
.,,ines hsve been long used on the street
,.iwsys in New Orleans, and are found
70 be entirely satisfactory. They are
growing in favor in Paris, where thirty
iva Of them are now used on the street
tracks. A committee of the British Par
lament recently reported in favor of per.
hitting them for street purposes, pro-
yied they be concealed from public
view the machinery etfectually protected
and so constructed rs to avoid smoke and
4nlQe noise, and limited TO speed OF
sI,ht miles Al hour in cities and twelve
nile: an hour in the country. The
l.o.ts of the people and the spirit of the
s,- .ppesr TO demand that all work shall
BE- done by steam that it can be applied
3, sad it is not probable that the i'm
melse business Of carrying passengers IN
.arge cities will much longer remain An
exception to the rule.
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Mexican News

SAN FRANCECO, September ) "A San
Diego press dispatch from Tuscon, TO-
day, has the following GuayniAs Sd-
vices 10 the lst, ssys Lieut.. Governor
ZerriA is acting Governor Of Sonora.
Lsricial soon leaves for the City of
Mexico. II is thought that General
IIaerta will declare martial law, il a
favorable opportunity offers, notwith-
standing hIs approval of the election.
Tho Warm Spring Apaches have lett
San Carlos, going IN the direction of tho
old Sgency, New Mexico, from whence
they were recently brought Troops are
close after them.
NEW YORK, September "a special
from San Antonio, ssys that 800 regu.
lar Mexican troops are about embsrking
IN the steamer City Of Merida from Vera
Cruz 10 the mouth oithe Rio Grande, for
service on the Rio Grande frontier, 70
replace the military These troops will
probably be commanded by Gen. Con
zales Tho object Of the expedition IS 70
place = reliable military force on the line
0t the Rio Graude, the local authorities
being 80 independent OF Federal control
aud bitterly hostile u the United States
that they cannot be used By Precedent
Disz aud his -ubaterns ~ eLlOrce the
terms OF the eItrSiitIon treaty between
the United States and Mexico.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
RUAORED CAPTURE OF PLEvNA.
The Wonderful stories of the
Bloody Battle of LOyatz Pure
ly Inag aginary-PositiOn
OfGermany, Austria
and Italy.
Battle at PIeyna.

CoNsTAYTINoPLE, September So A
battle began al Plevns on Friday morn
ing. The result is unknown. No de-
tails have reached here yet
Official bulletins from the Russia head
quarters at Poredn give the details OF the
operatSons against Plevns: Working a..
night unobserved by the Turks, batteries
were placed on the heights surrounding
the Turkish tortlhcationS Our batteries
opened, on Friday st . A. NJ, = cannon
ade which lasted sll day. Tie command
ant OF one of our batteries WAS killed and
a number OF officers wounded Our loss,
Friday, was not large. The artillery en-.
gagement WAS renewed on SATURDAY,
morning, with great yigor, and lasted all
day. In the evening our lett wing sue
ceeded in occupying the heights
TO the south Of the town, with the loss
of 500 men. The village of Uschitza
was also occupied. The centre and right
wings have approached within 1900 or
l,40O yards of the Turkish Notifications.
Their losses on the whole are not great
The cannon sde lasted all Saturday night
and increased in violence Sunday morn.
ING
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Heavy Suit for Damages Against Ia
B. a d. X. X.
Cumberland News.

Suit for damages in the sum OF $4,000
has been brought against the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company by Col. j. 9.
Lynn, ofthis city through his solicitors,
Messrs. Brace Il Richmond, for ejec-
tion OF himself and family from train
las. fall. Col. Lynn, accompanied by his
wife and family, was on their way to the
Centennial, and alleges that he was di-
rected by 8 railroad employee at the
Washington depot to take certain train
for Philadelphia. The trsin proved to
be the "limlled express on which extra
fare is charged. though the car WAS al
ordinary passenger car instead of a
Pullman" usually run on these trains.
On the road Col Lynn showed his
tickets when sn official demanded GER
tain sum extra tor each member of the
party, which sums Col Lynn refused ~
pay, and he and his family were put oil
At Relay Station, the first stopping place.
The case will come to trial at the DC
tober term.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Hayes spent the Sabbath ~ fremont,
Ohio, his old home.
The calsson containing the Egyptisn
ooelisk for London is sflost in deep
water.
Clarke, Chief Police Inspector Of Lon
don, has been arrested for completely in
the De Gonicourt fraud.
Rev. john h. Smith. convicted OF
forgery in Boston, has been sentenced 10
i've years in the State Prison.
Coffin, Actusry of the Brooklyn Life
Insurance Company, died in his office,
Saturday. a moment before he had been
attending to his Official duties.
Miss Kste Ryfc, ct Gap Ststion. Pa,
visiting her sister 81 Newport, dropped
dead, Saturday while making prepsrs
tions for the Races Cause, heart disease.
The heavy storm, Friday, sent tre
mendous sea rolling IN upon the coast,
and mach damage WAS done Fridsy night
st Long Branch and Coney lsl4nd. The
track OF the New Jersey Southern rail.
roAd, al Highlands, was washed away.
The Wsrm Spring and Apache In
dians have hed from the San Carlos
Agency, where they We're recently taken
by the soldiers and Agent Glenn. Troops
are IN pursuit. Lhcy have gone in the
direction OF the old agency, IN New
Mexico.
Great preparations are making a; Lou
Isville snd Nashville Tor the reception Of
the Presidential party
The lndisna Soldiers Orphans Home,
At hnIChtstown, WAS burned Saturday
night. The children were removed with
out loss of life. Loss 100000, insurance
S2O.OOO
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nation of all the interests OF
the country will be slow but sure. The
most encouraging sign OF the times is
that the farmer is getting good price
tor bis crops, which have been more than
usually abundant this year. Notwith-
standing al the appearances, however,
of an early return of prosperity through
out the country, we would advise caution
in all business. If there is to be prof
liable trade this fall it will come to the
merchants without their seeking for 1t
by unusual means. Let them beware of
''overdolng" trsde and of forcing busi-
ness; let them be content with the bird
in the hand" and remember that, al
though at present "every prospect plea
ses, zone swallow does not make sum-
mer."
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A Blow Under the Belt.

NEW YORK, September S.-Lsst July
firm stvllng themselves Csmman x
Co., produce dealers, on Market street.
Chicago, sent Belt u Cilley, l54 Cham
bcrs street, this CITY, few packages of
butter which were disposed of in the
usual way. Then came request that
Belt u Cilley would go into business
with them, and negotiations were en-.
tered into. On the 18th ult. Cammsn IL
Co. tclegrAphed Belt u Cilley, asking
what they would advance on consign-
ment of DAIRY butter, and they replied
ten cents per pound. The offer WAS sc-
cepted and the money forwarded. The
butter was due week ago, and CORE
spondence followed, resulting in the re-
ceipt yesterday of L number of old tubs
filled with dirty salt and sswdust.
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BusHEL MEASURES AND DOL
LARS.

I1s logic of the Ohio Republican lead
els seems 70 turn instinCtively in favor OF
those who hold the national bonds and
against those who have to pay them.
Here iss sample of Judge VESTS reason
.ag % the silver dollar question
Suppose the government arbitrarily
'1el Two bushel measures, one ut thirty
quarts and the other st tn rty-two, ten
y4lce and u ,iyteen ounce pound, leaving
both 10 use a. once, Cslled by same name,
'la! could result but carnival of litiga
ton sud i istteuing OF law yers? Lsught-
e. l. tbt evil any less If the govern
MgnI mar three kinds of dollars and
makes cfr.l oTs take at the will of the
lebtort llss'i worse if nobody knows
Whist n dollar Is to be. The debt tails
lue. Il lher plan is adopted, who can
'e,l whether he will get hundred cent
loIisr IN gold, q Dinety-fve cent dc liar in
PaPer or ninety two cent dollar Ill
'"'e'f Surely, al honest men must
want sll kinds Of dollsrs to be- of tn
sane value snd that can only he when
paper Is interchangeable.
FIXING two bushel measures or two
'4ld weights, would not be, rs Judge
VEST pretents, Il parallel case MS to es
Aoi'hing two dollars, one of silver and
''e ot gold. 1t is true these two dollars
A'e now Of unequal value-the siver one
07'as worth one hundred cents and the
goa one worth one hundred and three
= 'o4F cen.s. But when the two dollars
'7'e established there was not this dis
lA''y between them; they were of equal
Nle, and down 10 1873 1t was never
'sses.ed that there would be any in
-'''ce N debtor dlscharging his debt
paving IN silver instead of gold. But
- demonetlzstion of silver in Germany,
IS A'se production of that metal IN our
W Mines, and the practical demoneti
-''''a OF silver by the act of 1878, have
''71 ine gold dollar to be worth little
's 'han the silver. But that is
'ae debtors fault, and 1t is
= .a'; to deprive him, as the act
80 virtually does, of his law
.PNon OF paying his debt in gold
'''e'' IS he may choose. 1t is not pro-
'- Is Judge WEST Intimates, that the
"lnent shall now, for the first time.
''o.'a the silver dollar and thus force
'.'o'' 10 accept payment in coin
Ahown before. That dollar WAS
-o'''aed three-quarters of century
'ao msny years before the gold dol
Us established. The silver advocates
-'al merely that silver dollars shall
q ''miited 10 the coinage from which
rs, we're unjustly excluded by the act of
n a.. '' persons owning silver bullion
a nave the privilege of taking it to
h.. q, .r'n' and having it coined into dol
a., standard weight and tineness, SO
d.. rO.I'' i, % may use them for paying
n, 'ney desire to. The act of 1873
a. Vo'd-olooded fraud on the Ameri-
4 b. rVP'e, enacted in the interest of
Il o. ana domestic bond-hoiiers and
nsr1 ,s ~ The silver movement Is a de-
or lis fepesl-that is all.
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Heavy Storm.

A heavy storm yesterday seni tremen.
dous sea rolling in upon .bs cost snd
much damage was done lssg night st
Long Branch and Consy Island OF the
New jersey Southern railroad At High
snds wa washed away, bat repairs
have been made and trains are again
running.
Five steamers left tor Europe today.
Shipments Of gram and canned goods
are very large, 10000 busneb Of the for
mer and 1900 cA.ss Of the latter Chsese
exports aggregate ZG,G90 boxes; butter
1850 pucksges; iresh beef lbO tons;
i've horses -. Among the out going
passengers were Il. I. Dellenege, U. >.
Consul ~ the Cbinese Government
The delegates ~ the conferences in Lon
don. 10 October, left b. the Devonia.
The Fisk University Jub lee singers are
lkO passenger.
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The Pope.

ROME, September 8.-The condition
of the Pope's health is not so good as It
has been for some time past. His limbs
are partially psrslyzed, but no immedi-
ate danger is spprehended. He resumed
audiences on Thursdsy. The Liberia
asserts that the Nuncios have been in
structed 10 inform the Vatican as to the
prevailing opinions relative TO the next
Papa election in the various countries to
which they are accredited.
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Senator BayRrd on Hay es' Southern
policy.

RICHMOND, VA, September S.-Sens-
.or Bsyard, of Delaware, is IN this city as
one of the counsel in the Washington
and Ohio railroad case. In answer to y
question of what he thought of the poll
cy of President Hayes, said: 81 thank
God for it He has disposed OF the only
obstacle that stood between the suffering
South and tull enjoyment of her con-
sttutional liberties. He has not only
carried out Democratic policy, but he
has carried the Republicans with him.
l think he has the co-disl. support of full
ly seven-fve per cent OF his party.
Many who were doubtful at first now
see that the time is ripe for the full res
toration of every Southern State to self
government under the Constitution. 1he
history..of the States since,the removal Of
the troops, is one OF the very best
arguments why Republicans and Demo-
Gratis should approve Hayes policy on
this subject.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, September S-Tho
case ~ the vessel Edward Lee, supposed
- have been fired upon by Spanish
War vessel near the southern coast of
Cuon, has boon brought to the notice ol
the Department Of State The inquiry
thus far has not shown any foundation
tor the allegation in the case OF the
Lee, but should satisfactory evidence
bo furnished that any Spanish
war vessel committed avioistlon of in
tcrnatlonsl law the matter will bo con-
sldercd in the same friendly manner as
the cases of the Ellen RiZpsh and Rising
sun by the Spanish government, which
has already assured the Department OF
State OF lis earnest desire not only 81
render satisfaction, but Ia preserve tho
smlcablo relations now existing between
the two governments.
The Treasury department decides that
in cases where steamers desire TO change
the business for which they were origin
ally respected, during the year for which
such inspection Wa made, rcinspc tion
aud examination made necessary by 81, h
change will be- done free of expense tu
the 'owncr of any such steamer
Several numcrously-sign memorials
will be presented - Congrcs- next month,
proposing amendments 90 the Consti-
tuition. abolishng the Presidency,
An Executive council, council OF
State or Cabinet to be sub
stituted therefore, to be composed Of
seven secretaries without any superior
officer, all TO have equal authority. That
is, simply strike out tho President and
authorize the Secretaries 10 have
the execution of tho laws ,and the
general supervision Oi the government
Four of the council o. b. elected by the
House and three by the Senate, from the
members of their respective houses for
two years. One, or oil, 10 be- removed at
any time by the house clecung them,
and have the rights Of members IN both
bouzpg
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Burglar Killed with an AK.

lNDIAEAPoLIs, Sept. "a special to
the Ne,0s from ST. Paul, Indiana, says
An unknown man forcibly entered the
residence OF Richard Boiling, three miles
north of here, last night, by choppng
out the window, and by taking the az in
with him, the old gentleman was com
pelled TO show him over the house TO get
sli the money, and while the burglar was
examining the bureau, ne struck him in
the head, killing him instantly. The old
man then went back 10 bed, and did not
make it known till this morning.
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Faiiure oIFrank Leslie.

NEW YORK, September S.-The assign
ment Of Frank Leslie, the newspaper
publisher, to Isaac W. England was filed
In the Office of the County Clerk to day
The Sitt saws the liabilities amount 10
$4,000. The assets are represented by
numerous publications, his large printing
and engraving establishment, with its
presses, machinery snt fixtures, and q
considerable establishment at Interlaken,
near Saratoga. MIR. LeslIe's enbarrsss
ments arise in good part from too ex-
tended investments il. real estste. An
arrangement has been made whereby the
publications will be continued.
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InIIfOrnin Election.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 9.-The
count in the city is completed exCep!
about one hundred votes, which will not
make change in the result Neenan
Dew Is elected sheriff and Todd Dew
Coroner, John G. Murphy, Democrat, is
elected Senator, Third district, and
Robert Haight supervisor Tenth ward !;
otherwise, As indlcatedlast night, there i.
some doubt still rs TO one OF two mem
oers of the Legislature in the interior
counties. voting being close and full re-
turns not received.
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can Meeting at Martins Ferry, Sat
urday Night.

MARTINS FERRY. o., September 9.
special Dispatch to the Register.
The Republicans held s meeting at
Commercial Hall last night. Congress
man Danford addressed the meeting
which was moderately attended. Mr.
Dsntord's speech Was principally on
"hard pan, and did not suit his audience
DR.. Capehsrt acted Is chairman.
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Stolen Bonds Returned.

lG1bsT0Y, Mass, September s.-Three
weeks ago the ss.e Of Samuel Loud, Full
ton street, was robbed OF upward 0.
eleven hundred dollars in money and
nearly thirty thousand dollars worth OF
binds, notes and bank stock. This morn
ing 3 small package obtaining the bonds,
&c was LEFT on the doorstep.
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NJ urdereSi.
s,eubenvilIe Herald.

Steubenville Herald.
We learn ts-dsy that young man
named Cameron, living in West Vir.
ginia, opposite Newburg, this county,
was beaten to death by snoth.
er young man, whose name We could not
learn. The latter young man had, it is
alleged, stole saddle and young Cam
eron told on him, hence the beating.
Both parties were about eighteen years
of age Great excitement prevails in
that vicinity. The person who did the
beating fed. and has not yet been found.
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EXCURSION.
DROoKE COUNTY FAIR.

ID =.
Excursion tickets Will be sold from all
points between Bellaire and Mccoy =
Station on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad, during the We lsbuig Fair on
Wednesday, ThGrsiAy aud Friday, S-p-
tenber nth, 18th aud litn.
Blue Goose and Joe Morgan are expected
10 b.. In the Sweepstake Race.
Fifteen other nne hofS's are now on the
vFound and Others are co ing
Grounds and track are In excellent con-
ditiOu, and good old.fashIonud time -
expected.
sepl0T
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Heavy Storm.

ATLANTIC CRY, y. j., September g.
A heavy ram storm began last evening
and continued all day. The tide is higher
than ever known before here doing
great damage to property, The excur-
sion house was carried ont TO sea. The
railroads were covered with two or three
feet Of water, extinguishing the fire in
the locomotives
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BOLD RohhPEN.

BosToS, September 8-Chss. II.
Gould, book keeper to Thos. Parker,
Msin street, Cambridgepart, while show
ing nay TO an unknown man, who eI-
pressed an intention 10 become pur-
chaser, was suddenly aud fstslly attacked
by the unknown msn, who then rakSsdo
the money drawer and escaped. ,,
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Died.

ST. ALBAEs, VI September 3--Rsy.
AmelIus Rsppe, wbO was consecrstsd
Cs.hohc BAhop Of tue diocese OF Cleve-
and, Ohio, IN loi7, and resigned IN 1870,
died here, last night, aged II. lie was
well known throughout! the United States
and Csnads, AZ y temperance reiOrmer
and missionary.
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tOrrRPIInn

To-. CHARLESTON, w. VA, Sept. 6.
3 '' OF the Register:
e..aS'..c correct ~ error in your issue of
j ,,-,s5 os5 80. The chIoroiorm was ad-
Bo,slo Beu 10 Chss. Slaughter by DIR. 7.
'n n,,ooss Ss'''' under direction of DR..
S' you say not Boggs.
Very respectfully,
(. l.. BoGGs.
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Mr.. 4. Bull viii Remain with His
Cousin j. Bull.

TORONTO, September 8.-News fr-m
Fort Welsh, August llth, says Sitting
Bull was encsmped at Point Horse Blttes,
AS miles from Fort Walsh and 40 from
Wood Mountain. He has no intention
Of going on the war path. He is deter
mined to remain under British protec-
tioD.
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railroad Case Decided.

The case OF McComb and others VS..
the Washington and Ohio Railroad, ask
ing for the appointment of n receiver,
&C. which has been under argument for
several days in the Circuit Court OF
Richmond, WAS concluded to day. Judge
Wexford decided that the affairs and
management of the road should still re
main in the hands of its officers and
the directors Of the company, but subject
to such restraining and directing orders
from the court as to giving bond, making
reports and iepositiug receipts from
month to month during litigation, rs the
court in its discretion and for the protec-
tion of the property may determine
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.As,.u5,syn.a A .alIGH

STEUBENvILLE, %, SePyemoer D.
This afternoon a msni hamed James Hal
lev and boy nsred Henfy Reed hs4
an sItercation. need struck HALEY 8
terrible blow @ith drsy pin, fracturlng
his skull. "hich will result fatally. Reed
has bee.i arrested.
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Practice shooting at Creedmoor.

NEw YORK, September Sine Brit
ish Rife Team, nine members, prscticsd
to day At Creedmoor, making 8 total OF
l,7l3 points. The New Orleans Team
FIVE members, scored Gil points.
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s,yxs is illustrating his civil service
-,,,,m by stumping Ohio for the Rsdica
....., He carries part OF his Cabinet
18th him in order to influence public
.,ntiment
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Capture of PIeyna.

LONDON, September l0.-Thc MAJ %
chester Examiner publishes the following
dispatch, announcing the capture OF
Plevns by the Russians
SIsTovA, SUNDAY NIGHT, September
9.-This morning m attack on all sides
OF Plevns was begun, and WAS continued
throughout the day, By SIX o'clock in
the evening the town Of Plevna WAS in
the hands OF the Russians and the Turks
were in full retreat and in great disor-
der. The losses are enormous, but de-
tails are not yet received
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Gold Coin.

NEW YORK, September 5.-Steamship
Order from Southampton brought ElS0,
900 gold coin; another steamer brought
xlIG ODO
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VOL. 10.
W'heelina Geeister.
-co,3 closed Saturday at loSs.

~, osaherto,dsy ,oilt be cloudy, '0'tf'
,.,,,ast TO southwest '0inds, rising tenn
..ohlrs, and ram.
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VIZ regret to hear OF the death of
LUX W. HoRNER, Esq, the editor of
,ho P,rkersburg Sentinel. He died, after
,,o,rscted illness, on Tuesday of last
a.k Mr. HosNER was man of great
n-,a Of character and fair ability, and
-, Efa WAS sn active and lsborious one.
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CHAIRMAN THOMPSON of the Ohio
n,uocrstic State Central Committee
thinks that very large percentage of
the Buckeyes who pretend to swear by
N. Republican party will vote on the
Il, Cor BISHOP. If the election could
mo oft tomorrow, he thinks the State
would 90 about $4,000 Democratic, SO
,;,,sr is the feeling against SHERMAN.