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AUSTRIA.

-N3-.A1A@ AAsAslA@A NSsNA S@AA-eAAs
LONDON, October l2.-The Imperial Min
istry, which acts in common for Austria
and Hungary. i confident Of majority in
the AuStrO- Hungarian delegations, TO
whom it Is alone accountable. al u
RUSSIANS MARCHING or ASDIAEoPLE .
LONDON, October IA Constantinople
dispatch SAYS the PORE has received inioE-
nation that the Russians have recon-
menced marching on Andrianople, pre-
slmably from the north. All the foreign
military attaches have lefi ConstAntin0ple
to verify this intelligence. Prince labanof
starts for Andrianopls Monday.
4 later dispatch reports that the Turks
occupied BGbaeSG when it was evaenatel
by the Russians Gen. TOdleben now
summons the Turkish commander To with
draw t1om the plaee, threatening to take
it iorcihly. SAvfet Pasha has consequent
ly ordered its evacnation, and the Rus
slams will re-oocupy il The Turks have
mounted guns on the COnstantinOple lines
at Pesth.
The appointments OF Herr Won Tlza,
and Won Wenckheim, to act Professionally
as Ministers OF Finance and the Interior
respectively. are officially announced
Herr Won Sell has been de6nitively re-
lieved OF his duties IS Minister Of Fl.
nance.
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There Is very disturbed state OF tinan-
cial affairs in England growing out OF the
recent large failures, and also on account
of rumored renewal of troubleEith Rus
sia on the Eastern question. There is
however. no reason to anticipate any per
manent rise in the gold premium inasmuch
as = sseat deal OF it Is soon to come on the
market. For instance. there are eish; in
sallments, Of S, ,Oo0,o 60 each, Of the bonds
OF 1866 that will become due and payable
a: the Treasury between this time and
November 10. The quarterly interest on
the Is of 1851, amounting TO $685., 900,
falls due Nov. /, and the payment OF ii
may be anticipated. This makes total OF
Si6. on. 900 of coin TO be disburSed in the
next forty days. Besides this. We are close
upon the time when the regular import
Of gold will begin in payment OF our ex-
ports to Europe of grain and cotton. The
TACT tha: gold was ordered by cable IRON
London to New York indicates that the
autumn imports OF gold vill set in earlier
than usual, and all the signs OF our foreign
trade are ths: the balance IN our favor
this fall will he unpreoeientedly heavy.
All this makes too heavy a downward
pressure on the gold premium for any
thing ike a permanent advance in the
faoe OF resumption in two and half
months.
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FRANCE



PARIs, October l2.-The speech Of Gam
beta At GrenOble, Thursday, greatly
pleased moderate Republicans. He de-
cIare,lhiS belief in the necessity ofthe Sen.
ate. minimi1e1i his former uiteranceS re-
gardins clercalisIn, and made dextrouS
and effective appeal to omunicipal delegates
who fJrm q minority Of Senatorial elect
nrsl TO return Republican candidates
Ganbe;ta predicts that the election will
give Republican majority OF twenty in
the Senate.
Bishop Dupanloup, of Orleans. and
member OF the French Senate, died sud
denly Friday.
The death OF the Bishop of Orleans has
giYen 4 great shock 10 the Catholics
throughout France. The death was quite
unexpected. Il vas only few days ago
that he was apparently in vigorous good
health. He was bOFn January 3, lSCEI, a.
St. Felix. in Savoy, and Was RStuEaliEed
as French subject in lSSS. Long before
this, however. he had come TO Paris,
where be was educated. He w4s ordained
priest in IS25, and in lS27 he became the
coniessor oi the Duke of Bordeaux; in
ISIS the instructor Of the young Orleans
Princes, and after passing many years in
educational anil pasochial work, he was
made Bishop Of Orleans in ISIS. He was
elected member Of the French Academy
in lSj4, 10 I'll the vacancy caused by the
death Of ". TessoI. He was 4 prolific
writer. an ardent p9lemie dispUter, and
most vigorous and Jealous Bishop.
. PAEis, October I3.-TEo companies o
marines and Two ulen-oi-Ear have beer
ordered to New Caledonia from Cochin
China, in consequence Of the continuance
OF instructions.
( Minister Moves had. up 10 Friday, re
ueive7i G0.UlO francs ior the relief Of thi
fever stricken P,-opie Of the United States
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Gen. Capehart being loudly called for step
led forward and delivered one OF hischar
ac;eriStic little Speeches.
Judge CpdegrafI. of Cleveland, wasne1t
called out and made short but neat little
address. The hand played The Red,
White and Blue, and the audience dis
persed. not. however, until large number
Of persons had pirtaken Of bountiful sup
ply OF refreshments
The affair certainly reflected credit upon
the Republicans oiMt Pleasant, and shows
thzt they honor and respect their towns
man.
Your reporter and Martins Ferry
friends spent i pleasant hour with the
Doctor and family after the exercises OF
the evening were over. during which time
we were shown several letters from prom
inent Democrats in Michigan congratulate
ing the Doctor upon his success and that
OF a sound currency in Ohio.
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A Pleasant Anair nj Mt. Pleasant. Ohio
The Friends and Neighbour Of DR.. Up
deSran Congratulate Him on His Flee

ton.
On Saturday evening reporter Of the
IxrELLIGExcrR accompanied a small dele
CATION from Martins Fery to that stAid
old village, Mt. Pleasant, the home OF
Hon. J. 7. UPlegraG, the reeently elected
Congressman from the Eighteenth Ohio
district. to participate in grand joIlihea-
tion given by the citizens OF Mt Pleasant
in honor Of the success Of their reiehbor
and friend. On Friday evening ii became
known tha: the Doctor would leave this
morning for PENNSYLVANIA to assist in the
campaign in that State. Although the time
was short, it was determined to iolliiy on
Saturday evening, and by O'Clock the
streets were thronged With people. Chin
ese lanterns and bunting we're displayed in
profusion, while the fireworks display Was
simply grand. The HarriSyiIle brGss band
was there enlivening the occasion with
soune stirring music Few amateur bands
I can make better music than was rendered
| by this hand. At S O'Clock there EeTe
I fully thousand people assembled IN front
Of the Doctors residence.
DELEGATIONS were present from Harms.
vile, Georgetown, Smithhefd, 4etk, and
/ the country around about
EVERY BODY WAS THEE
The gray haired Friend with broad b:im
was there, the blushing dlmsei and gentle
I unatron were there. the sturdy yeomanrE
were there. the gentleman and lady oi
ease were there, while the colored man
I and al his family we've there, and the
| Democrat was there. but he forgot Tor the
! time, his politics. and one and all devoted
the evening to that ot rejoicing. NJ !
ouHr;er paSt 5 o'clock Mr.. James Gill As
esnded the steps and delivered shoEt ad,
Dies Of welcome. after which the band
played Hail to the Chief, and 81 its con.
elnsion loud calls were made for JPieSrad
who appeared upon the steps and va
greeted with deafening cheers. AfIei
Quiet was restored the Doctor spoke
about IS follows:
sPEECHEs or DR. rFDEaKATF AND oTuEEs
Nv neishbors and friends, have ad'
dressed many large audiences, but ! hIyt
never addressed one with feelings that nj
my breast NS upon this occasion. reallS'
more fully to-nigh; than ever have thi
yaSt importance OF my position, and ais
feel my unWorthineSS Whit
dis demonstration is in great measur
on account ofour own brilliant success,
Z also a rejoicing over the victory that ha
been achieved for Republican principles
proud thing to be RePu6
iEean even in the little State Of Rhod
Island. but much grander thing to be
Republican in the grand old State otOhio
and when remember the hard battles Z
have had 70 fight, / rejoice with you il
, nv victory and that OF Republican pEinci
ples, SPACE forbids rs following him ful
: ther. He spoke about half an hour an,
withdrew amid deAfening applause, afte
. which the hand played a lively tune, an
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NEW ORLEANS.
IxTY-oSE DEATHS SECRET OF The rEERrBL
NAiIGSITT OF THE TEvER

sI1TY-oSE DEATRs sECEEr OF The TERRIBLE
NAIIGSTTT OF IHE TEvEK
NV OR1EAxs, October n.-Sixty-one
deaths and 50 cases since Friday noon.
A commission in session 1t the City Hall
elicits positive proof that. during the
spring and early summer, thousands OF
cart.l0ads OF kitchen garbage we're dumped
on the streets The best medical opinion
Is that. EhIle yellow ieveris due to atmos-
pheric heat and moisture, this aggravated
the disease, combining it with the nalaEiAl
and peniciOuS type 80 universal in the
epidemic, % dificultto check, and 50 fatal
in result.
Dr.. Taylor, Secretary OF the Board OF
Health, teIegraphed to-day that ont OF =
population Of so II Tangipahoa thirtv-one
have died, and out Of 800 At 0syks twenty
three are sick, with two deaths and three
new cases to-day.
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The returns coming in indicate that Ben.
Wilson's vote in this District will be rnate-
rally less than it was in 1876. For in
stance, in this county i. was 3,7ei in that
wear. whereas now it Is only 2,SSo. In
Harrison county it was ..Ol9 in ls76, and
now it Is only 1857. In Marshall county
it was l.479in lS76, and now only 9ad. II
Wood it WAS 1884. hat now only LII
Thus ii runs in several OF the counties
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wAsarx5Tox, October l4.-Eor Tenncs-
see and the Ohio Valley and Upper Lake
Regions, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, wind mostly southeFiy, stationary
or falling barometer.
For the Lover Lake Region, partly
cloudy weather, possibly occasional rains,
warmer southeriy winds and stationary
OF falling barometer.
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The Gold Premium.

Gold closed on Saturday al lol, after
selling up to lOll during the day. This Is
the highest point it has reached since May,
in which month the highest rate Was l0li
and the lowest 1901. As a matter OF inter
est At this moment We give the ranseof the
premium since the beginning Of the year
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GERMANY.
Acz,ox ox me socrA1,sr n.It.

ACTION OF ME SOCIALIST EIIL -,
BEEIIx, October l9-The Reichstag 10.
day read CIanseV. OF the Socialist Bill lbe
second time, after rejecting the amend.
ment Of Herr HAenel, that the law should
not apply TO meetings connected with
elections Tor the ReichStag or Diets
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NOTE.

The Bosnian MohammeGAn Beys are
seeking permission 10 settle in Servia.
Seventeen persons have been drowned
Al Cortemiglia and Willismo, in Northern
Italy, by the overflow OF the Bornida
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ITALY.
REFRESHING THE INTERXATIoxALs.

REPREssISo THE tSTERNArI0SALS-
GREBcE, October I&-The Naztone NJ
ports that an internationalist movement i
anticipated in some Of the frontier towns,
and that the authorities have arranged tOr,
q vigrous repressive measures. Ealss
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Che 5ntelIigetcsn.
.,oR,.E q. BLACK.


.-sf NJ Nrf-r = '''-''H
-. aud faithfully Perfo7nit
.e, lie was by all n
....-za ;,,--.,,s.,i Of vigorous ii
.,-i .a-ly saaiaments, and vi
-, q. 10. an expert acoountan
-. r...-r hi, 6ns; election 70
~. Ea.slal lzen employed as a
-. szra5r. the c.'y accounts, an
49,! .-i.4c;ory service, As
,. 80 BE- ame into the Office vel
81. ava, 70 hi, official dutie
..l'! seem. A. to the ca
IN. 7.a.a source Of profit u
- ,.,...,a.er,iH. ot,he City COun
~ -, d le'.,ion Wa Presente'
-.-...r L., ,la.ih q Co., reciting tha
-, r...s. .Alla,,empie'i to collect
.,r sr.a ihe.r property. a Wate
,a,.l-in. $3uDmore than tn,
- ...z.: saith K Co. The Git!
- -ae.'.: IL vain TO have then
-. e, .aiIeihe X hole smoun
-, 81: ffope' tax,and pray foI
--.a.-r.r9l This business Of pc
-,a.. NJ. one Q! Nr. Black''
=. ..a-. IN aGmbagging Coun-
,,.--.,.e -iry out Of ! considera'
go, .t..ary smith ( Co. being
,-s o5.y - water tax, that
,- amount with which
.--e. vJg.i be charged up,
. ..-,...=s books. Now if
L-..c. .l.. pay that Council
-. -,.ilr.,a IRON the S95j, as
-. Pr! 20 haze them do, and
-. Ais. To-. Reduced 10 50, Mr.,
-.i r-=.r- cge-ii; ior 500
,.,.,4. /. Isl neye: ieen charged.
,--....,5,r..!. 20 difference to him
|,,-.-,.4 t.-r ,a.si the erroneous and
- s.-.a4rlt. a. made by him. or
/ 60 .a- .a,4a; "A, reiuced By
ri A-.yga r-eii; for the reduc-
...t.s. ..l.ci. \ similar trAnsac-
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TfIaen'. Oregon EIeetor Is Gone Where
the WOOdbine TWineth.

san FRINCIsco, oc4ober IA Portland
OREGON, dispatch SAYS Eugene A Cronir
died there last night. Crunin enjoyei
some no,0riety during the Presidentia
count.
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TURKEY.



CoxSrAx-rynPIE, October The Rus
slams claim that the territory between
Consianiinople and AdrianoPle is not af-
iecfeyI by the Treaty ci Bedin. Therefore,
under the preliminary Treaty of san
Sieiano, they have the right to occlpy it
until definite 1eaty shall be concluded.
OFFICIAL CrLPRrrs-
Talk Pasha, COmmandant Of 'BayaEid,
has becn removed in disgrace.
Mahmoud Pasha. Commandant Of Alagz
plSh. has beea placed under arrest.
The Sultan has confirmed the sentence
Of deAth passed on the Beys and Kuris
Tor atrocities committed.
ENGLAND INSISTING OK TIE EEELIS TEEATI
/ Sir Henry Dummosd WoIf, acting OF
orders oithe English Government, has In
siS:ei upon the Treaty u Berlin beinl
carried out in RoQmelia- The other Com
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VOLUME XXYII.-NUMBER 43.

misioners supported him. Wbereup0n the
Russian representative yielded The Com
missioHes will. start Tor Phiippopolis ten
davs hence,
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for the sick, bur We are badly in need ol
money TO bury the dead.
PROGRESS OF THE EEIIEF srEAXEh

vIcxssrRo, Mss, October l2.-The re-
lief boat has arrived from Port Hudson,
where great destitution is existing, and the
fever Is spreading rapidly among the ne
groes Is well as whites. In the country
the mortality Is terrible, on arrount OF the
lack OF physicians, medicines, &c. The
deaths in town and country anount TO
l3l in 4 population OF $50; sick Al pres
ent, TO9. The relief boat put of $500
worth Of supplies and 81 ,010 in money, to
be distributed by the HOwArds. The bal
ance Of the cargo will be discharged here,
after which the relief boat goes to s. Louis,
followed BY the blessing Of many sick
heart. All well on board.
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vCKsBURG.
SITUATION rxcHAxoED-RAPID sFREAD OF
NE rEvER IN NE corXrEY.

SITUATION rScHASGED-RAPID sFREAD OF
The TEvER N THE couSIRY.
vIcEsBrRs, Mss, October l2-The fol-
lowing Is the death list to-day: Augusta
Baum, B. y. jordan, Chas- Omeu,s Sarah
Jones and one colOred.
The situation IS unchanged The fever
here is confined TO few sporadic cases
among returned refugees but in the eoun-
nv the yellow demon with unerTing eye
Is constantly teEreting out new subjects
4 telegram was received to-day begging
the HoTards TO send doctor and three
nurses TO Goodrich landing, where the
vas complied with.
At Bovina and neighborhood several
new cases were reported among others
Dr. Ferguson, 4 volunteer from GeorgiA,
and Dr.. NeSmith, Of Oak Ride. S. ".
shannon died at Bovina to-day, and Miss
Laura Eeatherstone and J. W. Finch At
Beechland.
From the southern end Of the county
comes the report Of the death OF Dr. ". Z
Monet and wife. At Captain E B. Willis
place there have been one hundred and
sixteen cases and sixteen deaths 20 date,
seven whites and two cOlored. Mr.. W. B,
Cushman Is now sick in the neighbor-
hood.
One hundred and three cases in and
around Delta to date. Five deaths in the
last eight days II Tallulah, Ia. Three
new cases last night, making twelve in all.
No whites except DR.. ASkeW's family.
In Delhi, La, there has been thirty-si1
deaths to date. and SIX blacks and ten
whites are now down. The deaths are a.
follows: D. Blakelv, Matte Wea.herly,
John Hendriek. Ms. Merrett, Mrs VIII
liams, Misses Lizzie and Lille Bishop,
I Thomas Hogan, DR.. Lilly, Nrs. Lilly,
( Wright Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs- COltart, Rev.
T D. u. Ross, Perch Fountain, Geo. Moslyn,
Ardwin :. Kinkaid, James Berry, s. Mont.
gomery, c. Measer, c. Montgomery and
! fourteen colored.
The fever 4; Bolton, B0vina and the sur
rounding country Is still spreading rapidly
A. c. Brooks died At Smiths StGtion.
NASox. TENSEsSEL
MAsoS, October l2--The telegraph ofiet
here has been closed for three days on &C.
count OF nv absence, caused BY the death
Of nv brother a. Louisville, Ky. Since thC
laSt report We have had SIX deaths from
yellow fever, as follows: Henry PipPir
and child, John LinnahAn, A. ]. StIrdi
want. wilkin Fields, eolored, and Henrl
Smith, cOlored. We now have undea
treatment IS cases. Is follows: W. E
FraWIey, z. B. White, Ms. PipPin ant
three children, J. G. Watkins. ". F. Full
ton, Mrs. Parrish, Wm- Buchanan, JOhl
Klopp, Mrs. Arms9ead, = Stuart ieoloredl
Ella Field (eoloredl, Eveline Waller (eOl
oredl, Maria Waller ieoloredD, Sac Vale
(eoloredJ, Ike Hamilton leolored), Emm
Waller leoloredl. The HoEGrds' mediea
train furnishes Us the Necessary supple
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NV YoRk, October l3-The vaderlaud
has arrived from Antwerp.
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TrsBTNBi4, Ala.

TrscrxBlA, October le--The fever here
IS pronounced yellow jack by physicians
arriving on the special train. Efforts are
being made TO depopulate the town. Elev-
en- cases down, and two deaths this even
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MOvItlk. October la-Ihe steamship
Peruvian, from Montreal. hAs arrived.
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RICKNAN. KNTrCEY.

HIcxxAx, October l9- - Considerable
frost in this section last night. Only two
new cases Drs. Leslie and Gorben leave
tomorrow for Louisville. DR.. Blackburn
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y Aatlia0ol Tsleggpa s. Ed a.,
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EK1x, October l2-Four new cases.
There are prospects Of : heavy frost to-
night. Several critical cases in the coun-
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VIII also devote himself 20 his Church
more. and to lectu.ing less This change
was brought abont by the raising 0! his
salary this week from 500 TO $1,000.
lie saws he has been Obliged TO lecture
hitherto 70 pay his expenses.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1878-08-07
Us,ygHsALIsT CONVENTION OF
va, AM PROVINCE 90 apEnEp,

The forty'hllh Annual nessleh ~
the uniyersallst Convention OF 'er'
mont and Province Of Quebec VIII
be held al the uniyersallsl church al
Woodstock VIZ commencing on
Tuesday August ~ AZ 'oe'oeK f'Mp
aud closing Oh Thursday August W.
This convention slall pe eoh'po'ea'
l. VI all ordained uh''elsallS'
clergymen residing IN tho state Of Vef'
mont and Province OF quebec aa'y
admitted TO the fellowship aud aellve'
y engaged, unless disabled ny years
OF sickness, Ia the work OF tho minis
try,
2 OF all the officers Of HE Ooh'
yentlon'
0, Or t'po lay delegates from each
parish in ltS fellowship aud one dele
gate from each Association within The
limits OF tho Convention
All delegates must he elected and
their credentials forwarded TO the
Secretary before August ID, In order
for the to participate IN the organic
alton OF the Convention
Reports VIII DO presented by mo
Secretary Treasurer and Committee
on Fellowship, Ordination ana blH'
elpline'
A special COMMITTEE VIII report
upon tho 'Educa''ona' Interests OF
our denomlnallohal SCHOOLS IN INC
State
wednesday afternoon atS O'CLOCK,
tho Annual Sermon VIII 10 preached
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Lvcsl Hartford.

West Hartford.
"A. II. lIazen aud i. b, Stone re.
Gently returned from Crystal Lake
n, H., with about 20 pounds Of sew
eral kinds of fish,
-rrumbnll Hunt is the unfortunate
victim on a wagon, which probably
reminds him Of that oXtrade shoi
time slnce-tho lormer being a wagon
that contains more paint than material
and workmanship. However, Mr.. II.
wishes people 10 mind their own biz
Good advice if every one would
follow it.
Repairs are about TO he made on
the floor to the long bridge.
George Paddleford has caught 3C
woodchucks Oh the farm OF John
Brockway the present season.
-Whooping cough prevails in this
section.
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Windsor.

Windsor.
Farmers here have nearly all fin
ishcd haying and, as near as we can
learn, with more than usual crop.
AT the head of State street,
near the residence OF S. II. Stockcr,
Esq, a street lamp has recently been
erected, and it is lighted every dark
night by private enterprise, for which
everybody that passes will be thank
full, and WHICH shows what might be
done at slight expense, in all parts of
our village, if the people willed it.
So says the Joauwal. That is right
"Uncle SAM" let your democratic
light shine Tor all.
business here quite good, consid.
ering the times.
The republican caucus at Town
Hall next Saturday afternoon to elect
delegates to their Congressional Dis
t,ict Convention at White River
Junction next Tuesday. We guess
all the Windsor republicans 60 in for
the ''third term" for representative
Denison.
Coal is selling 10 this village
from 81 to $7.25 per ton. Another
coal man in the market does more 10
bring down the price of that article
than anything else.
One of the neatest and most at
tractlve yards in Windsor IS that Of
Mr.. Frank Hatch on Buena Vista.
The rustic work, chairs, baskets, ETC.,
all of which he manufactured, after
work hours, are fine specimens.
-Pollard's hardware stock is not
vet all cold at auction. Attend the
sales and get good bargains