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MAUD s, SOLD FOR sci 900 TO ". II. WANDER
pftT or SEw YoKE
IOWA ELECTION.
ABOUT TIE VALIDITY OF rnE OCTOBER ElEc-

ABOUT TIE VALIDITY OF THE OCTOBER ELEc-
- TioS. r...... p.
Chicago, October 2s.-The Des Moines
Register'sofficial returns show Hull's ma
jority to be 9,3s9, and the rest Of the Re
publican ticket about the same. ..H
A dispatch from Burlington says that
the Hawkeye Of Tuesday morning will pub
ltsh a letter from Secretary McC cCrary in
which he expresses the opinion that &C.
cording to law and precedent the next
House will be compelled to admit the
Iowa Congressman elected In October.
The Republican house in 1871 admitted
the Democratic delegation from Tennessee
nnder similar circumstances The Com
mittee on Elections report that where the
State authorities interpreted the language
OF the State Constitution that interpreta-
ton ought to be accepted by Congress. po''
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THURSDAY we noted the fact that q young
man named Owens, hailing from Clarks-
burg, West Virginia, had been arrested at
our Fair, charged with having committed
A murder at the former place, October 10,
We also stated that he would probably
return to Clarksburg with the gentleman
who had identified him. The latter sub
sequently received aSdispatch from the
Clarksburg authorities telling him to bring
the accused party along with him: Not
caring to act as detective or constable he
dropped the matter, and the young man,
who had been underno special restrains
left for parts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ne'ra
Of yesterday. t. ,4y..5l tyt z,fl4
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PHrIApxIPHrA, October 2s-Flour - Dull
and lower; superfine 90 5oa3 90; extras s. Goa
$50; Minnesota family Si50a5 90; high grades
90 75a7 IS. Wheat-Eirmer; No. 2 red 81 90;
amber 81 ooa1 o2 white 81 o2al OF No. 2 Chi,
eago CSC. Corn-Quet and steady; yellow
4sa4sJfc; mixed 41l,ta4sc. oats-Dull; white
western 26a2sc; western mixed 2ia26c. Rye
Quiet and firm; western SIC. Provisions
Active. Pork g 25ast5 t50.p Beef--India mess
sls GOALS 80; smoked hams losllc; pickled q !,
prime steam 6,Sc. Bntter-S Steady and In
lair demand:i New York State and Bradford
county, Pa, extras lsa20c; Western Reserve
i4alGc. Eggs-Steady; western 2la22c. Cheese
--NominalIy unchanged. Petroleum Firm
er; refined 9I<c;l crude 7kc. Whisky-Fhm.
er at 81 10.
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THE pESSER FAMILY puSp.
Trial or n Much Married Man In the Utah

SALT LAKE, October 2s.-Tbe .examina-
ton, before Commissioner Spragpe, OF the
case OF Miles for marrying three young
women, ut the Endowment House, on
Thursday last, was continuedto;day. John
7. Cowl, IT,, married about the same time,
knew but little that occurred, and finally
declined to answer, as bound to secrecy
by oath TO the Mormon Church. The wit
ness was excused.
Geo. Reynolds, who was convicted Of
bigamy about two years ago and sentenced,
but whose case is now before the United
States Supreme, Court, was called as wit.
ness He took the names on o piece oi
paper OF the ladies entering the Endow'
ment House for marriage; did not know
what became OF the paper or where the
record was kept, and finally refused to an
swer for the same reason as the first wit,
ness, and was excused. Z " 4 ~ q = |
Dora Young was examined: Although
present, she remembered little, and finally
declined to answer, claiming that reply
would criminate her, and tho Court ad'
journed until tomorrow without de
cision,
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Toledo.

roLxpo, October 2s.-Flour-F Firm. Wheat
Closes quiet; No. 8 white Wabash Ole; No.
2 white Michigan sTizc; extra white Michi.
gan 95e; amber Michigan cash and November
SONc; No. 2 red winter caSh 9lAc; October
92c; November 9il<c; December ole; No. 8
red cash s7Iic; No. 2 Dayton and Michigan
red cash 9o11c; No, 2 do 8Se; rejected Wabash
7sJ1c; western amber eic. Corn-Dull; high
mixed size; N69 9, 381lc; rejected $50;
new SOC. OATS Dull No z, 2lc. Clover Seed
Prime g 90 asked, &S76 bid, N ,ss i5ii
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EAST LIBERTY, October 2s.- ClTTIE-Re
ceipts since Friday 1880 head OF through aud
s23 local. Total for the week ending tits day
2,441 head Of of,through. and 2,227 local, against
2,66l through and 2,871 local last week. The
supply Of local for this week so far Is light
but plenty arc billed 10 arrive. There Is
scarcely anything doing to-day but few at
retail and 800 loads bought for York. Prices
about the same as last week Noreliable quo.
tations con be made SO early. 80 eltl
Hoos-Receipts 4,235 head; total for the
week II ,405, against %, ,710 last week. Workers
IS 2Oas so; Philadelphias s. 50a3 65. I -
SHEgr-Receipts $500 head; total for the
week G,000, against 1000 last week. Common
10 best selling ut IS 0oa4 rs. i2eeffpt pgs
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rc.tlnr M JadisIai IN, of iszz.7s,

CoLUMBts, October 2S.-Samuel Cart.
wright, Common Pleas Judge OF the Fifth
JudiciAl District, has addressed o letter to
Attorney General Pets asking him TO
institute proceedings in the Supreme
Court such as will present the question Of
the right Of himself and Common Pleas
Judges elected last April to hold Office.
This request is based upon the recent de-
cision OF the Supreme Court declaring
the iudicoal law Of last winter as uncon.
stitutibnAl.
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WAT MONEY N TURKEY, )

CoxsrASrIxorLE, October 2S.-The Eng:
lish and French Ministers recommend
to Safet Pasha, Grand yiszier, to constitute
a Commission Of foreign merchants and
bankers, TO devise q plan to stop the de-
probation Of the currency, but the Sultan
has refused his consent. One hundred
piastres in gold cost 347 in paper. The de-
probation Of currency still continues.
THE PORTE HEstrATEs AND RUSSIA CANT SEE
THE pRoPRIErY OF DOING OTHERWISE.
| CoSsrAYrisopLE, October 2S. The Porte
hesitates 10 appoint Governor for Eas-
tern Roumelia for fear Of conflict be-
tweenthe Russian and Turkish authorities.
The Russians have informed the Inter
national Commission that 1t Is impossible
at present to restore the Turkish judiciary
in, Eastern Roumelia; the Russian authors
ties desire, in the interest OF the province
itself, to continue in the administration oi
its affairs rs long as necessary.
CoSsrAx7txorLE, October 2s.-Minister
Layard has received the information that
Russian troops from Rustchuck, shumla
and yarna continue to arrive at Adrian.
opie and elsewhere in Eastern Ronmania.
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Z 7crsefsskrr, October 2sLC LCotton-In
Wheat-Quiet but steady; red and white at
86a00c. Corn-In fair demand ut 3ei87c.
oats-Dull at 10a2ic. Rye-Steady with q
fair demand at Soc. Barley-Quiet; No. 2
fall at 81 '05a1 10. Pork-Jobbing al $S 90.
Lard-steady; current make 70 90; kettle
61a7c. Bulk Meats-Dull Mt 3sSa4 Jsa43c.
Bacon-Inactiye at 41Sa5I 9Ea5 6c. Butter
Steady and unchanged. MnSeel oil-Dull
at 5ia65c. Whisky-ln good demand at full
prices,Sl 0a. a0gJ Jl55 b B
HoGs-In good demand and lrmcr; com.
mon at g 40a2 IS; light s2 90a3 10; packing
81 S0as 90; butchers S ooa3 10. ~ 81
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Chicago.

CHcAoo, October s,-Flour--Qniet aud un.
changed Ihea.osteady Wheat with Sa,Gs fsir demand;
No.52 Chicago spring 7sSfc cash |; so1'faso5fc
ss,ssSs sTe; rejected rejected ts3ls coTn1Qaiet and ai
weak; 3sjSa34c cnsh and November; 33Sa
3skc December. 0ats-Steady and unchang-
ed. Rye-stcady and unchanged. Barley
Firmer; 95a9Gc cash; extra No. 8, 56a57c.
Pork-1n fair demand but at lower rates 81 10
o. 20 cash; 81 OF lSa1 10 November; 81 l2Jfa
Tl5 December. Lari-Easier; 80 20 cash and
November; SO 02Ha6 o5 December. Bulk
Meats-Dnll at 81 3Ila4s<a4Nc. Whisky-Nom-
inally unchanged Mt 81 08. l-lIf'r ,t,...l
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SPORTING NEWS.
A PEDESTRIAN rouRSAaESrwHlcu INCLUDES

A PEDESTRIAN TOURNAMENT WHICH INCLUDES
WESTON. l F.s4st
LONDON, October 2s.-The six days pc.
destrian tournament began this morning
at, Agricultural Hall. Twenty-three con.
testants started, including John Ennis, Of
Chicago, and Weston, Of Providence.
Vaughan is entered and he aud Weston
are the fayorites. At one o'clock Ennis
was miles behind the leading score, 6S
miles, and Weston 2 miles. af
In the international walk at Agricultu-
raj Hall the score at one o'clock tonight
was as follows: Brown, ITO miles; Vau-
CHAN, ITO; Grassland, 10s; Corkey, l06;
Powell, 100; Barnett, 100; Weston, 96;
Hancock, 94. VI s '7.- g ~
MAUD s, SOLD FOR sci 900 TO W. II. WANDER
BiLT, OF NEW YORK.
CINCINNATI, October 2S.- Maud s, a
four.year-old filly that trotted mile over
the Lexington course last Saturday in 2:l7 !,
has been sold by Captain George n. Stone,
to W. H. Vanderbilt, Of New York, for
81, 900. Captain stoue paid $3.50 for her.
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Henther InllIcntIona.

WASnrNaTos, D. G., October 29-1 An
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warm
error partly cloudy weather, followed in
the west portions BY increasing cloudiness
and rain, winds mostly Southerly, and fall
ing barometer. ..'
For the Lake regions, warmer partly
cloudy weather, rain aries, winds mostly
'southerly, stationary or lower pressure.
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IYtRE AMONG rHE ficIIE.
A PRISON Plot at concord, \. N,

BosroS, October 2s.-The Herald has Q
special from Concord giving b ramot y the
etiectthat q Wholesale release Of prisoners
from the State prison Is TO be attempted.
A discharged officer Of the institution has
been arrested for carrying things to the
prisoners without permission, and Is isis-
pected Of being the chief mover in the
blot. There Is considerable excitement
nhnnt the prison. -2,l = i,.srII. :
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FIRE RECORD.


PREscorr, "A. T., October ;ess-A fire
broke out at Fort Whipple, one mile
south ofthis town, OF 8 o'clock this morn
ing, totally destroying three Government
cottages, two occupied by Geo. W. Hings-
bury, Assistant Quartermaster, and Capt,
D. j. Cragie, and the othnri cottage utioc-
cupied. Loss to the Government Sl5, 600;
furniture Of the occupants, about $500. No
insurance. The FIRE originated in detect-
i've fiue. The persistent bravery OF the
officers and men saved the powder maga-
zine, which would have involved serious
loss. ~ X .IHtJ53Ha =. I2 kthA otAs
SAN FRAScIsco, October 2S.-The sash
and blind factory and lumber yard oi
Sierra, Flume & Coz, at Chico, burned this
evening. The fire caught from the sparks
of an engine. Loss variously estimated
| from quarter 10 hall million dollars,
probably nearer the latter figure.
The officers quarters at Fort Whipple,
Arizona, burned yesterday. Loss to the
Government, $4,000.
IYlRE AMONG rHE ftcEEEs. VI
PrrrssuRdn, Pa, October 2s.2The pick
ling establishment OF F. & j. Heinz, OF
Second Avenue, was destroyed BY mr.
late tonight. Loss 5000; fully insured
mostly in home companies. The origin o
the fire Is unknown.
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aen. sher,nan and Party.

WASHINGTON, October 2s.-Gen. sher:
man, accompanied by Mrs. Sherman, and
Col. Bacon, OF his staff, Commissary Gen'l
McFeely, Judge Advocate Gen. Dunn,
Gen. Poe, OF the Engineer Corps, and Gen.
Williamson, Commissioner OF the Land
Office, left Washington for Indianapolis
tonight To attend the reunion Of the army
Of the Tennessee in that city next We'd
nesday.
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New ORLEANS, October ,2s.-A shooting
affray occurred on Friday at Plaqnemine
between Charles A. Brite and State sena.
tor G. B. Waites; the former received 4
flesh wound in the arm and the latter a Sc
rious wound In the side and is now in Q
critical condition. Cause, politics, se. Il
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dIr GnteIligttrfea:;.:. :.
=. as and n Fourtesnth street.

=, Minneapolis (Min.l Journals come
u, I'M the act Of the Legislature sub
= ..i,, = ~, to the people Of the State the
'Iaas ~, Of deyoting the fve hundred
su'" ."d acres Of internal Improvement
% a,n,be cancellation Of the old railroad
'l.I ,.1,Jpess. The proposition embodied
1T ,t.Sct i simply to give these lands in
: y ~ ..,meu. Of the principal and interest
w ". 1sb. and to thus wipe out the whole
~ ,g.,,ion and remove the taint Of repu-
=. .'4,s wbieh now attaches to the fame Of
q, S,,r ,,osperous young Commonwealth !
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EEw YoRk, October 2s.-Budness continues
light with commission houses, and the jobbing
trade quiet cotton goods quiet In frat hand5
but fairly steady IA price, Prints Inactive
and ginghams dull. Dress goods In hir "
quest Mems wear woolens oil inactive, ex-
cept worsted coatihgS Cloakihgs fairly ac-
tive. Foreign goods without special feature,
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cH1cAeo, October 2S-The Droyers' Journal
HoGs-Receipt, # 10000; shipments 27oo.
Active, firm and higher; good heavy shipping
$ 3oa3 IS; fair 50 20a3 S0 light s. 05aS 10 :;
mixed packing s. 00a3 20. '3
CATTLE = Receipts $500; shipments 400.
Good demand at foil pyicrs and stronger; good
NATIVES sa Ss 1Sss N SSkSIs SSSs iesds,s g aset and
% 00a2 70; bulls e 00a2 80; western g 70a3 90,
sHsEP--Receipu $40; shipments none. Dull
and nominal F79T7
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sr. PAUL, October 2s.-About an inchei
snow here to-day. -3i.,t IA h. -. 6.
A special to the Pioneer Pres, from the
Grand Forks OF the Red River Of the
North, says; Plush running, and nayiga-
tion about to close. -s.I .,...
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TURKEY.
MORE COMPLAINTS PROM THE poRTE-INsIS
t-LrtnSa Al INsr RItasIA

MORE COMPLAINTS PROM THE roRTE-iNsIS-
uATIoNs AGAINST RUSSIA.
CoSsrASrrxopLr, October 2s.-In cir
cular to the signatory Powers In regard to
new rebellions south Of the Balkans the
Porte describes the condition Of the Mus
selmans in Bulgaria and Roumania as in
tolerable and declares that a foreign power
is sco-operatingwith theslayonic Committee
at Sofia and aiming ut the establishment OF
a new independent State. In another note
addressed to the Russian Ambassador at
Constantinople, the Porte charges Russia
with connivance at the plans OF the rebels
and demands her aid in suppressing the
rebellion begun under the eyes Of the
Russinn fronng
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fna,ier oh the P,.r.o..,peet.I

From HiS Faneull Hall Speech.
Be OF good cheer. This election, ! be-
lieye is settled this day and hour. There
isa.rising OF the people to take care 9. the
peoples business. Il is the universal feel:
ing that there should be q. change. !
would not dare say as much II II affected
me simply personally, but 1t effects you
ali, every man, and l give you my best
judgement. II am mistaken, shall be the
most mistaken man that ever woke up TO
AZ, autumn sun. y II Isl -foregone conciu-
sion, unless they can drive the working
men from the polls by threats, but know
they cannot do t. The election Is won.
Here and now, fellow citizens, with the be-
lief that we have a victory In our hands,
let us pledge ourselves to each other that
we win do everything to make the right
the better reason and do no wrong toany
one, but, on the contrary, prevent the
wrong when We can and make the com,
monSeaIth what she ought Y be, and swhal
our fathers meant 1t should be, q model
commonwcal where people OF all races
and lands may find happy, homes, paying
industries and future prosperity TO them'
selves and their families, -ijp
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TnE CAUSE OF USEvESSEss II WOOL
The Portland 0rsgOaian, in referring to
the evil OF uneven wool, which so often
causes much loss to the producer, as wool
Of this kind can only be sold at extremely
LON figures, ,igises the following as the cS-
PLANTATION Of the trouble: "It sheep are
allowed to1get into bad eonditionz+are
neeieeted. uIlderied, or not sheltered prop.
erlyIsthe pores will contract and the wool
that issues viii be Of very fine fibre. As
soon rs the animal RECEIVERS vigorous
condition the pores again open, and q long
md stronger fibre grows The wool Is
thus weaker none place than IN places a.
csah aide OF II, and breaks at the weak
places on the slightest strain. Nothing
INDUCES luneYenness more easily ana surrey
than want OF water" i9". '0yee
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sQuELcnISo rlIE socrAllsrs.

The Official CARTE announces that in
pursuance Of the provisions Of the Social.
ist Law one Association has been closed
in Baden, one in Brunswick, fourin West.
phalia and FIVE in Saxony. The publica-
ton Of one Socialist newspaper has been
prohibited in Mecklenburg, one in Baden
and two in SaxnnY. -. IL
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aecretnry Nehurs at Boaton.

BosroS, October 2S.-Tremont Temple
was crowded tonight 10 hoar Secretary
Schurz's speech, and thousands were turn.
cd away unable to gain admittance. uG
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POLITICAL.

Providence, R. l., October 2s.-Thomas
Davis has been nominated for Congress in
place OF L. w. Brunson, declined. s.,,.
AfEMpris, October 2S,-The Republican
Convention this afternoon nominated VIM.
NJ. Randolph for Congress. .iT .sqlre
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


| new noEK money ana StocAh.
Nkw YoRk, October 2s.-MoSEY-Essy st
Sac per cent, closing OF 5, Prime mercantile
paper 6a7 per cent The Assistant Treasurer
disbulsed SOS, 900. Customs receipts ST.,
900. Clearings $500 900. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills at4s2; sight exchange on New
York ass.
GoIp-weak at lcO'!. Carrying rates 2as
per cent. f9'ss Ts }an
GoyERSNESTs-Strong. b
United States o Of 1881
fiTe.Twentles Uses
FtVe-TEenties lS6D
Ve-INenues VS6S
new lgh
New Four and
New fonft HyS
;:o ,SS
Currency
RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm and higher .
STATE BoNps-Dnll,
SroCKs-The market to-day was character.
lied by great buuyancy and an advance OF "
to 9 per cent was established. Northwestern
shares were the prominent feature Of speculG.
ton, common advancing and preferred 2
per cent for the day. St Paul shares ae.
yanced 1ai y per cent, In sympathy among
trunk line stocks Lake Shore was the most
active and closed at an advance Of lk
from the lowest point. Western Union
early In the day declined from 90 TO
Ok but recovered to SsX. Rock Island nd.
yanced per cent on the announcement OF
an increase of$72, 900 In the earnings for the
third week in October. The entire list closed
transactions aggregated lss.OOo shares OF
which. 5000 were Erie, 5000 Lake shore,
30 900 Northwestern common, 81 900 preferred,
10000 ST. Paul common, 1900 preferred,
5000 Lackawanna, 1900 Union Pacific, 1000
g. @. G. &I., 5000 St. Joseph, 2l,00o Western
IJnfon and 600 Kansas Pacffic
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FIIrat rhroush sleeper for New orleans

ST, LOUIS, October 2s.-The first through
sleeper for New Orleans since the yellow
fever was declared an epidemic there left
here tonight by the, 81. Louis 4 Cairo
Short Line TO Cairo; thence via New Or.
leans, st. Louis & Chicago Road. Aeon.
siderable nNmber Of refugees are leaving
here for their homes in the South. - q
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rArAl NEGOTIATIONS AT. nERlIS a FAILURE.
BERLIN, October 2s.-The Germa9a, an
Ultramontane organ, admits that the
Kissengen negotiations have been without
result, and adds that the Pope Is now
awaiting an answer to certain propositions
which he has since made to the Prussian
government, but there Is very little hope
that 1t will be satisfactory.
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uenyy PaIIure "a MoptrenI.

MONTREAL, October 2s.-Rah 4 Co., dry
goods merchants have failed. Liabilities
$4,000. Outside Specuhtions in real es-
tate the cause. MN LLlML.tl W ID
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ToRoxro, October 2s.-- Snow to the
depth OF inches fell in the Northwestern
part OF Ontario last night, doing great dam.
age TO fruit and other trees.
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A Historic Church In Washington Co., Pa
Washington Reporter Of Monday. -..-.

A Historic Church In washington Co., Pa.
waihinston Reporter Of Monday. - s-a,4-....
We spent delightful day in Buffalo
Village renewing old friendships and
forming new ones. In the course of an
other year the congregation that worships
there will celebrate, the one huhdredth
anniversary Of the organization Of the
church. Itisacurious coincidence that this
Presbyterian Church has had four build
ings and four pastors in the century OF It's
existence. The first was the Rev. Joseph
Smith A. NJ, who died April 10. 1902, next
came the. Rev. DR.. John Anderson, the
third the Rev. DR.. John Eagleson. The
present. incumbent is the Rev. j. u. VIII
kinson. II 4. -,.a....t
seminaries IN the West, Buffalo Village
was school Of the prophets. where many,
useful ministers received their theological
trainings under those learned and pious
fathers OF the church. Interested in all
that relates to the history OF our churches
and people, we strolled into the "city oi
the dead near by the church, where,
"gach In his narrow cell forever laid.
The rude fcfsiathets otthe hamlet sleep"
The memorials Of the three pastors above
alluded to, are there, the tribute Of CRATE
full people, to commemorate their names
and virtues. These tablets Of stone, dating
back for! nearly q century, are leaves oi
history to the church and the people, that
should be preserved with pious venera-
tion. Would It not be m act OF reveren.
| t;al or5atitndafor the present congregation
10 secure the services OF some cold NOR.
tality''I TO straighten.np the old memorial
most illegible epitaph which still
"Implores the passing tribute Of sIsh''
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The Wrecked steamer Georsia-DIsrepu
table Conduct OF Her Grew.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2s.-Arriyed-
Steamer Calima, from. Panama, bringing
passengers Of the steamer Georgia, recent
~ wrecked at Punta Arena, The passen-
gers make considerable complaint Of cir
cumstanccs attendant upon the wreck,
claiming that the officers OF the Georgia
failed TO exert proper control over the
crew, and that tho latter acted Ikea lot oi
pirates, refusing 10 render assistance to the
passengers in saving their effects, and,
after landing was omplishedi returning
to the ship and helping themselves TO the
baggage and other property OF the passen-
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sale ora iCoIumbns NewspapeF.

CoLuMpps, o., October 2s.4John II:
Putnam. Il 6hiliieothe, o., has purchased
the Ohio Statesman, and will assume the
management November lst, Tho priee
.,at1 80 sf1 n00 n ~ l|slI'fa 81 N t'TFaA
paid was SlIIVW s.t lsn.t 5l ygsd q
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NEW ORLEANS, October -Nolasses-F Firm,
fair 33a3ic. Rice-Quiet; Louisiana ordinary,
TO choice 6a6Nc.
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PrTrsBuRoH, October 2s.-PErnoLruM :
Crude frmer at 02IS at Parker's for imme.
diate shipment; refined eI4c, Philadelphia dc.
livery. L-.-- NM ~. n. -. -. :