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POLITICAL.
WILL yor RUN on THE BUTLER TICKET,

WILL NOT RUN on THE BUTLER TICKET,
.Bosrox, September 23.-Thei Traveller
saws: There are ruinors that John F:Ar-
mold will decline the nomination for Lieu
tenant Governor OH the ButleritieketssJ
WRRpsronr, n. Y, September 2R-The
Republican Congressional Convention OF
the 25th District rcnominated John 4H.
Camp. 11B al-
OswRGo, NY, September o3.-The DENT
ocrats OF the Twenty.cightlI district nom.
mated Col. Joseph 3. Sprague fot Con-
grcSS. s r.. ]- ~ - 1900 .,,,5.
BALrIMoRE, septelnler 23-Tle Green.
hackers in the Third Congressional Dis-
trict nominated Joseph ThompsonF-Mr::
Thompson has been previously nominated
by the temperance purity.
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RUSSIA.


Sr. PETERSBURG, Sept. %. Gen. Toddle-
ben telegraphs the Car that he was re-
ceived at Adrianople by the Musselman,
Greek, Bulgarian, American and Jewish
Clergy, who requested him to express his
gratitude for the protection the Russian
authorities offered them. They stated that
such order and justice never before pre-
vailed as during occupation BY the Rus;
sian troops. Andrianople was Illuminated
on the arrival ranl departure Of Gen: Tod
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Cke gntelligetlpfJe'':r';: u q;


,n.erl at Washington Hall last
snrIay night Col. Zen, Wilson I'M. made I', :
- ,,io about some structures that had
g',,.,n.I g,s in this paper some time during
Ir, A,l,,t session Of Congress on his failure
D D, ~. '4> on an important occasion on tine
Sss s,,;T In ,rs much as saidstricturcs served
'','"' ,,n,rnicnt lodge to Let Col. Rcn. of
~, having attention to the various
ny% ,.1 ,bat wc ha,I submitted for his con-
!l,.,,Ion on saturday morning, we here
E.'' ,., ,.nr,Incc the article in question, in
'J% ".,,n n let the reader see what an ado
, ,,op, nothing" man can get up who
' n distract the attention OF his
'.i.n,,. aIs from points that he wishe" to
'. I The article to which he referrefis
''%i %Ilor. and 50 fur as We know i !, is the
-, ,ticIc that ever appeared in the lS.
o.,,,arycEr os| connecting Col. Ben's name
.Hh the Tariff. Here it isword for wori'
.ro, Ron Wilson Is in very much Of
!, "' ,,.t like good many other, people,
spy s%T ',,ritT question. lle lodged aSote
% iWacT. iIs 'I motion 10 gn into Committee
% % q%s Whole on Wednesday on the bill.
y SI. "g a,a,s to keep on the right side Of the
;.,r ~ T n,rn aud the wool growers, una also
Y. ..'4 ,s,.,. a.. salt oil and malt men, and yeti
,Is ,ss,. ~ srr .onle notifications IN other re-
Ssgs sS that arr necessary,
f" fr,,,Siy 10. That is what many mem
hAT ""J Tanyrrss are ready to say. They
II, II want the sIe,'ial interest OF their COP
~ .,s.r,. "1 protcctcd, but otherwise. they
N'a," ! Al nIiiy the tariff. The whole South
.",' av"' ilr tariff modified. save In rcspectto
van, ,.,, .%l %I "nr or two other articles. They
W. w. ~ .,ilT duty On sugar. The average
.Tsd,an statesman wants TO stand vel
";,S X" ii. constituents, and to this end Is
VIZ '.s'mI Il pot 10 let any great primciple'
.s,;alJy ,-,% interfere with his interests for II
T.do moi SET out to belabor the Colonel
,,Ti.sTt Of failing. We grant him that
t.L,nI to tell exactly wherein the tariff
,ssnI he modified these times. II is,
t,,,yp, none the less noteworthy that
IsSTps.,npn resist all notifications that
S[,thrir chances for reelection, he they
mn no nuch in favor Of other changes"
Colonel ZEN poande,laway on the above
,tde for about half MI hour, and by the
tuehe had gotten through with il his
wli.nce had forgotten all about his
vUnix to take up the various points sub
ntrI to him in the mornings paper. y
( thl, that Colonel Ben goes through a
.Hyss-in iact, through the journey Of
fle-p an expert political juggler |
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Nsw YoRK, September 23.-An estimate
of the losses to the revenue on sugars Tor
two years will be sent to Congressman
Woods Committee today, The figures,
which are said to have been prepared by
u careful statician, show loss TO the
Government last year OF over two million
five hundred thousand dollars. Special
agents have been ordered to prepare and
submit to the Treasury department the
result OF their investigation into the al-
legged sugar frauds. ut is reported that
special agents have discovered a refinery
in another city where NO samples Of ex-
port have been kept rs required by law.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, September 23.-Thc North Ger
man Ga.rttr SAYS the Committee on the
Anti-Socialist Bill has already arrived at
some conclusions which the Federal Gov
ernment will probably PRONOUNCE inad;
missaBle. Theultiihate passage of the bill
appears endangered. 1t will at least meet
With great difficulties unless in debate on
the third reading thcYmembers who are
really striving for an understanding with
thegbveriinient, obtain the upper hand.
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NEw YoRE. September 93.-Wm. !" "Bes|t,
Receiver General OF the Savings BaTE Of
Morrissiannn, has begun u series of suits
in the Supreme Court, against the trustee.
OF that institution for the recovery OF
two hundred and twenty Thousand sis
hundred and ninety-nine dollars, with In
tercst, the whole amount involved exceed
ing two hundred and thirty thousand dol
lars. Best alleges that the diyidends,@sre
declared and paid when the trustees knew
the bank to-be insolVent. 2 5i.+
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THE AUSTRIAN Army ADVANCING

mia, surrendered to the AustrianS.
THE AUSTRIAN ARMY ADVANCING.
VIENNA, September 23.-OiIicial tele.
grams report the simultaneous successful
advance OF the whole Austrian force
against the insurgent positions in North.
eastern Bosnia. The southern division
starting from Serajevo, after six hours
engagement defeated on the 2lst inst. 1000
insurgents, with Turkish regulars occupy
ing strong positions near the flank. The
Serajevo insurgents were taken in the flank
and obliged to retreat under destructive
artillery fire. The Austrian loss was 400
killed and wounded. The insurgent loss
was co nsiderably Heavier. l. !
Another force operating parallel to the
Servajo column, but further north, Occu.
pied Olaya unopposed. .-....,,. r..,.
Ion the 2ist lust. Gen. Izapany, after re-
ceiyingthe submission Of Tuzler, pushed on
with strong force which, after heavy fight
ing, carried the insurgent positions on Ma'
jelvos Hills, which formed the great obsta-
Gle barring the advance on Bijelvia. The
inhabitants OF Bijelvia, probably on ac'
count of this success, invited Gen. Budick,
who was advancing along the bank Of the
Save protecting 1zapany's left flank, to
continue his march, and he has already
Arrived ut Bijelvia. Numbers OF Bosnians
are ten dering submission at servajo.
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lIayingconcluled, the President retired
to his apartment and the crowd which
thronged the hotel dispersed. This even
ing the President visited the Exposition,
but no speeches were made, and after
quietly viewing the exhibition tho Prt.si'
dent returned to the hotel, where al in.
formal reception was held. Tomorrow
a grand military and civic parade has been
arranged to escort President Hayes to the
Exposition and there It is isexpected he Will
speak ut length on matters OF national imA
UOrtancc
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If John Hanson is not nominated for
Congress two years hence, in consequence
OF Ben Wilson'S defective memory on, the
subject Of ofplelges, then that kissing scene
Saturday night Is not to count. This does
not meah however, Shat another kissing
scene may not occur, all the same, even
after the fifth discontinue. at is aston
ishing," says the Captain, in the "I.ady of
Lyons" chow like man who has fought
with unexpectedly if.hc gets the better Of
man
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BosrON, Mass, September .. -Vnlted
States Commissioner Hallct gave Il deci'
sion to-day in the case Of IL. ,A.rPaw, All
rested some time ago on charge OfIbeing'
engaged with others in the capture OF the
Chcsapeak in the name Of the Confederate
government. Tho Commissioner ordered
the discharge OF Paw on the ground that
his case was covered by the general anir
nestY proclamation Of December 2b, 1858.
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How Democratic Clerks Manipulate The
HaEiNtFnfiou, = -gTfl III

NEw ORLEANS, September 23.- Four
Democratic clerks Of registration In tic
Third Warl were committed for their ,aiI
pearance before the Circuit Court by Com
missioner Lane, charged with violating
the United States laws in refusing regis.
tratIon to q Golored man. Rail Of Aye hun
dreJ dollars was flxetl for each. 1900 sai
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rn, oerman Tobaceo commlsslon.

WAsnIN0TON, D. O., SePIemDtF % IIU
Commission appointed by the German
Government to Inquire into our system o.
taxing tobaccos this morning had q long
consultation with Internal Reven1e CON,
missioner Raum and DIR. kimball, Chie'
II the Tobacco Division. The Commis'
sioner furnished various laws and lorllls
pertaining to the system, which nc OK
blamed, M
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,l.RAvENwoRrm, Ks, September %. "a
dispatch from Dodge City, KS, says the
Indians who were being pursued by the
troops were found entrGnched on Sand
Creek, thirty.fvc miles southwest of here.
Fighting commenced on Saturday, and at
last accounts several Indians were killed,
but nobody on our side hurt. The Ih,iians
are said TO have great number OF stolen
sheep In their possession. -.
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c&SUALrIEs.


WixoyA, MISS., September ?3.-A no Of
er named Richard Pratt fell from the Ely
block andrwas instantlylk killed. No onel
sa,yl ylhimifiiIl, ind his hehthlas not kntfwnI
tillI Iit4body &siSl fdIalJ win tho hcda
rftislled on the basement steps Of the
.I,u;I,lfn.
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bEAD sEX APPLES. Q

er DisoleS, OF the Convent Of Mercy. To
day seven deaths are reported, one 0t them
from the country. '' ." 'ii'.. mimi
'N''H! ' DEAD SRA APPLES. ~" q" t''
MEMPHIS, September 23.-The hope that
had existed In tho breasts OF the living that
the fever was abating has been dispelletl
by the reports OF to-day Az the Howard
headquarters there has been one con.
tinuous call for nurses and the de-
mand has given employment toi'the
many who were on the eve OF departure
for home, thinking that their services
were no longer required! The Board Of
Health officially reports a. deaths for the
twenty-fOur hours enling at six o'clock to-
night. OF these % Were, ,colored, ~ great
Increase as compared with the day pre-
vioiis, when only IS were reported. Death
has taken to-day from our midst Theodore
Holsty, Mrs. b. Pullen, Judge Charles
Cartwright anil o. G. Brooks, only son OF
WIN. s. Brooks, 0of theMemphiS slippeal.
Mrs. Pullen died at GillS Station, three
miles east Of this city! Judge Cartwright
was elected Chancellor. .at the late August
election by the National Greenbackers and
was recognized as an able lawyer. lie 10
All old resident Of this, city, and on the.
appearance oi the fever, removed to Bart.
lett, Tenn, where he died today, n ,,55
Among the new cases reported this
afternoon are Ed. ]: Carson, druggist, in
charge Of Mansfeld's drug house; WIN.
HOwen, Captain OF Police; the wife Of DR..
Heber Jones' Z H. shing,I Of the Masonic
Relief Board, and r. ,BI Clarke, Treasurer
Citizensl Relief Committee. ioRy ysR Ca
tron, agent OF the Associated Press, this
city, died tonight att SiIo'clbcls;sA!D.
Longstaf, President Of the Howard Asso-
citation, was seen on the streets, to-day
looking very feeble, a., r. Droescher,
sergeant.at!Arm Hiram Gage and +. p.
Dunn are ecl4ssea among HE S6nyalescents. |
A tug anil barge have been secuted to
forward supplies cbHtfibdted BY. tho teities
Of Louisville !and Nashville to Greepyllle,
Miss Df. Luke P, Blackburn, Of Louis
vile, will accompany the expedition,
which departs Wednesday,
twenty-five physicians, of, the Howard
Medical Corps report 1853 new'cases!r1"i
71' a ,g7 b o$r ir +8rls 8y ia q. q s1,nqim %nT
F., ST, Laws September 22S,r7TheJ yellow
lever fund now amounts 70 seventy thou;
sand dollars. uEElt
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TIE Boston Post, the old and respectable
organ Of the Massachusetts Democracy,
repudiates Butler with decorous disgust,
but the Boston GloLe, the new two-cent
Democratic paper, welcomes him with
open arms. .TaHBlI-LD H}fL(i 7
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EyTA ABLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852
Dad" and there he aiIl tllngs am, viii

Dad" and there he still clings and, will
forever cling.
Among the spectators who were present
and intentlsilOokihg ION at this bloody
tragedy were Major Jim Sweeney, Hon.
WI. Hearne, Ralph Arkle, sherifTingle,
and ''4ittle Dad" himself. Major Jim
boiled over all the way home, and SO like.
wise did one or two others. Little Dad"
said little but looked look that meant
business. Between himself and Sheriff
Tingle no words passed oil the day long.
"Between his darkness and his brightness,
Not even smile Of cold pOlIIeness."
There was trouble in the Democratic
camp in the city last night. Every once
and awhile one couldsee n little tolnahawk
and scalping knife CLEAN beneath the gas
light. Look out for gore on election day.
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NGw YoRx, September % The Con-
grcssional Committee investigating the
Cdsl6i6l ljHuscI eScnlie, in4hiHes, to-day
had jafote ltheln FSilaln Ri IlItGhct, Jap.
prliser At this port, who related the man
ner of uppraiSing goods.
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IxnIANAp0LIS, September 80 The w0-,
man and child found murdered yesterday
west Of this city, proved to be the wife
and child OF NJ. Nerrick, who keeps n
livery stable. M0rrlck was arrested this
morning, but he denies all knowledge ot
tho crime. He couldnot give any definite
information as to the whereabouts, ,of, his
family. N
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ClSdSSyTl, ScptelnBergslA 1lf d private
letter G6ay Th6oderagT gThS Snas shs states
that tho Musical College Will be opened
the first week in October, He will be
ready to receive pupils in the principle
departments by the middle OF October.
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WAsuINGToS, September 81. Basil Nor.
ris, u. A., family physician Of General
Sherman, was summonel this morning TO
Atlantic City TO attend Mrs. Sherman, who
X seriOuSlv ill.,
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The WsiIsburg Conference Yesterday.
The ItmUr,ltic rUnfcreeS representing
II.ncck, RrOkc and Ohio counties met
aWdlsIarg yesterday to nominated can
Illate tor Senator There were present
fun this county Mcssrs. O'Brien, Quigg,
Reeve, Edwards and John q. Hoffman,
H. Twooi these delegates, Messrs. Ed.
Vnk and Hoffman, were for the renomi'
n.iOn Of Little Dad" that Is to say, the
IIon. Alircl Caldwell, while the other
tANe were bent on killing him off. The
EoOkC anil Hancock conicrecs considered
Aan%lvrS Us mere spectators ut the
SRiernrr, although they we're rs
nacl entitled to put in their oars
any delegate from this j county.
Ihg therefore stood off and let the three
Opponents oi Little Dad' in the Ohio
OInty delegation cruelty slaughter him,
LIthctmr protesting, however, that they
E,p opposed to the act. They gave ont
that they were unit for his re.nomina-
ton, @t that the funcral %gls none 8l
iheirs, anl that they therefore preferred
10 lrt the Ohio county men fight It out
among themselves. This was certainly
vi! amiable On their part. -
Well, Mr. Mike Elwarlsarose and nom-
iHltrI Little Dad" aid Col. O'Brien
aee anil nominated ex.Nlay0r Jetiers.
Then commenced scene OF rccrimina.
ton, in the course Of which Uncle Mike
t@k occasion 10 tell DR.. Reeves that he
NEMillegitimHtc member OF the tlelega-
toa, nul that he hal been put in there by
arrk This observation was interpreted
Ethse present as having reference to
the little arrangement whereby Porter
Slfh was Scduccd ont Of the delegation,
1Ssr Promise Of the City sergeantcy,,
IHhich he ohtaincl) and wherebya va,
r1aty had been created in the delegation,
a'o which the Doctor hai been mysteri.
OS.yrallGi. Doctor Reeves arose and Ito.
iealrlhimseli, AMI Uncle Mike ahated the
aSScdty This rcmarkss 20 fur as 10 say that
AedNlnO charge that he, the Doctor, hal
lesn aPaHiceps criminis to the trick, but
llit there had nevertheless been a trick
Phye'aPon the Democracy Of Ohio county
whereby he, Reeves, had got into the dele
a'ton Uncle Mikes explanation was
Somewhat oil the order Of Sampson and
Abrams IasSagr.at,arms, in Romeo and
'piei, but it served to alIay alteration
Na FerhSlS prevented hloodshed between
A'M aud the Doctor. HI't II ~ I'D nj
Meanwhile Col. O'Brien delivered q
N'"E IN Ex-MnyOr JetIers, in deep 50
l0'Oas tones, andsai,l, among othertllings
'aal 'IeH" was the overwhelming choice
uc Ohio county Democracy for the
ft'''9n' At this remark Uncle Nike
" -YAel a look Of defiance but kept his scat
'4e Colonel proceeded aud finished hi.
'al'sy' hut at lcciose the conicrces were
q, ionhd to hc Of their previous mind
saEtl proved that the Colonel Ind wasted
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\ COLLECTIVE DEMAND on THE FORTE.
CoysrAxrlxoPLE, September 2s.-Rnssia
has proposed to the Powers to make a
collective demand upon the Porte for i'm;
mediate surrender OF the territory ceded
10 Montenegro by the Berlin treaty.
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ToLEpo, September 2s4i7:;Rloar N Qhiet.
firm and higher, closing Gus.
Ter; No. / white Michigan Sl'0015; No. 2
At DO t!2c; amber MitldEaii' spot 66Ncg; Seller
October 96c !. No. 9 9amber 9s lr2ct No. u red
winter 97c; No, 2 do spot, and seller October
Csc; .sejlcr November 96cs' No, !, fed t2c;
No. q Dayton and Michigan red W 4c; reject
ed Wabash SCI western amber oSqa sc9rit5r
a. October SOL No. 2wliite 49c 2 rejected
3sc9i toatst-DnllF u Noil 2rat gg2e; Michigan
22<ci rejected loo, al ION o,,,if ,,,irs a,t -
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"A DisInasiciil sl.ip.h

New ORLEANS, septembetI 29.--0aptain
Norman II, Bent master Of the ship Annie
Goildry, which, arrived today, reports
that on the 4th Bf September, She, fell in
with the schooner Eulalic; of'Shelbourne,
Nova Scotia, which was disnldstedadio odi
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jsnfeIdE WIth 4 Pistol.

HTotEbo, Sept! ee3:LIt te,6nslrd DehliE, q
German butcher, who has been drinking
heavily fop the past two weeks shot him
self through the heartiwith alpistoll this
morning, producing instant death.7 900
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MONTREAL, Sept %. THE Police Magis.
trate to-day committed SIX 0rangemen
arrligned toI belonging 10 an illegal society
al tho t5hfl6i Qalths BeRch! 49,
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nestrayed hy Prairle FIrps,

ST. PAU, MINI, September 23.-Ths
prairie fires near Gsakls. have destroyed
many grain stacks and farm bpildipgsandI
are still burning. aa6 lal t,,e,t q
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lPrislI PrrrspuRaH, tRdi September 2S!-PErRo1EuM--
Dull: crude at o. 05 at Parkefs for imme-
diate shipment refined at g10c Philadelphia
uellyery- f,sl t1pf Nas y,
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Financial and Commercial. I
9RY TElEeB4pHlIS,


NEw YoRk, September os,4T:MoNEY;- Mar
KIT easy at 2 per, cent. ! Prime mercantile
PAPER 4a5 per cent Customs receipts 500, 600.
The Assistant Treasurer 'diSburscd 1857,
Clcarings s, 10000. Sterling exchange, hank!
crs' bills 4.s9; sight exchange on Now York
i.SDk. d. .,7G yahi Il IL " .yliGg Ehu 9ni
i.GoLD-Wcak al 1005s.sf Carrying rates M
a2 per cent Borrowing Rtes flat at 1'fa1 per
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ST. I.ors, September 23,-There were
no arff3als OF departures except local
packets, River q! feet; water clear
Weather warm, At y ui5
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ITALY.
Mr. yEsuy1us ~ ERulrIoN.

MI NhnuNiUS 'N H"o' ''"
NAPLES, September 9S.-There were in.
termittent eruptions OF Mt Vesuvius last
night which are activelyfncreasing.
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RI,LRoGD BoSDs-Firm.
Sr,TR 1hJyfs-DulI h

SfATE IDSD5-UUII. 49, H.. ---IT.--T- ID. 4
SrorKs-The stock market was somewhat
irregular until near the Close when Il became
strong and tile highest iprieesof the day were
current Granger SHARES led In point Of ~:
Delaware, IAckewapna & Western. The ah-
vance caused considerable, covering, OF short
contracts, whtph helped 10 Stlhsn prices, Ii1fr
Transactions aggregated III, ,0odI shares, OF
which 1000 were EFle, 1900 Lake, Shore,
aO0O Wabash, 2a,0OD Ndtthwssten eomliion,
$1,000 preferred, 10000 ST. Paul common, ,l5,.
O00 preferred, 1000 SPittsbufgII, 1000 Lacka-
wanna, {, 900 Michigan Central 800 Union
Pacific, 1900 Chicago, Burlington h Quincy,
600 81, Joseph; and 1000 WefleFpl Union, i,
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ra' NEw ORLEANS, September 81 Deaths
A.; cases reported 1874. Total cases To-
date 1912; deaths 9,5l4. DR.. Chopin
reports ur. Kibble c0nvalescent. ~
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IIOLLY SPRINGS, September Give
have, scattered The roses on the grave Of
Col. Kenloch Falconer, Secretary OF State
Of Mississippi. His reputation is too well
known, to need eulogy from one who has
sGea liimi this terrbletrouble. s1a5 ! /
~ Arar,NSrnSIII .l-n-a hlIl.t
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NEw ORLEANS, September %. Two bar,
reIs oi new, L9nlsisaa cane syslp have
been received from PlGon Plantation, Fast
Baton Rouge parish. Tho first received
Inst vOar was on October lst,
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PfTTsDURGu, September g23-President
Hayes and party arrived here from Cleye-
land this afternoon ut ) o'clock. a Com
mittee Of Reception met the party ut Ali
ance, eighty-thrcc miles west, and brought
them to this city. On their arrival here
u Salute was fred in honor Of the ,listin-
gllisbed yisitor. WHO WIS escorted q the
MonOngihclall House. by the Grand Army
IL the Republic and II detachment Of pO-
lice. The city is gaily decorated, and vast
throngs of people crowded the streets,
along which the President passed, o,s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-24

-l7Hol.iiY srTfN0s WANTS MORE Fllislc1H HNSN, m
HoIa.Yt srmScs, September 9j!I- Please
senti-two- -more-physicians md tenor
twelve more ,puses. = llr. Little, has ten
lercd'his services, and Is OF duty. Since
the last dispatch there has occurred, 20
new cases and . deaths. There are but six
physicians on duty. DR.. Lewis was taken
down, this morning. DR.. Segar il strong
enough for duty. DR.. Sheldon is doing
well. . j,