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FOREIGN NEWS.
Further Difficulties Of the English
Lahorers.
Another RebeIIlous Uprising In Cuba
The Amser Vows Fidelity to the
~ British.
And Asks for a Chance to Prove His
Sincerity.
CUBAN TROUBLES.

New YoRE, September 19-A dispatch
has been received here from Havana to
the effect that the slaves Of Cienfuego in
Cinco Villas, Cuba, have risen in rebellion
against the Spaniards and have Joined the
patriots, taking with them large proper
ton OF their masters cattle. There is
great indignation in Cuba over the massa.
Gre Of about seventeen officers who served
in the last Cuban revolution on the patriot
side, but have OF late been residing in dif.
terent places and following their different
avocations. From their past record they
were suspected Of being in sympathy with
the present revolution. Some were killed
In their homes before their wives and
childrens' eyes, by Spanish troops, and
others were taken into the woods and
slaughtered. The Captain. General Is caus.
Ing an Investigation and has cited the
Governors OF Colen, Cieniuego and Matan.
Zas 10 appear before him to explain the
cause OF these butCheries.
HAVANA. September l0.-A decree Ia
published by authority Of the home gov
eminent declaring the province OF Santa
go dc Cuba in state Of war. Persons
engaged in rebellion or sedition will be
tried according to the law of March %,
1870. The civil authorities OF the prov.
ince will continue iu undisturbed per.
tormance Of their duties, but criminal
cases, when 1t is considered necessary,
will be tried by court martial. Rebels
within fortnight after the
publication Of thisdecree will be pardoned.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September l0.-Lord Derby,
speaking at Southport, recommended pub.
Iicand private economy for q time, as trade
must infallibly revive, seeing that England
was not like the Continental powers,
wholly occupied with ornaments. The
turtherance OF the emigration scheme, he
said, was more likely than strikes, to be
useful in lessening the evils OF bad trade.
Il tis reported that eagles and bars to the
value Of el00, 900 will be shipped to the
United States on Saturday. It Is estimated
that the amount Of gold required to re.
dress the balance Of trade for the present
and operative imports Of grain and cotton
will probably not exceed $4,000, 900.
In the Central Criminal Court the trial
Of the Americans charged with forgery was
concluded yesterday. Caugham was &C.
quilted. Fortesque was convicted and
sentenced to ten years penal servitude.
OLDaAM,September 19.-The Association
Of Limited Liabilities OF Cotton Spinners
has received forty replies from limited
companies and private spinners. ONLY in
one instance was the proposition to adopt
the short time system OF working declined.
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rHs Cincinnati Enquirer Of yesterday
halls the prospects of Buffers election in
Massachusetts, as prospective Democratic
victory. This goes to 7ptovs thetruth of
what We have several times said in regard
to all such alliances, that when you
scratch the material OF which they are
composed you are sute! to find the same
old poSsum underneath, in the shape of
the Democratic party. There it is, trying
to come TO tho surface by the aid OF a
mask. 1t is altogether natural that
the Enquirer should feel rejolced over any
pRspect for success that Butler may have,
inasmuch as he voted for JEFF. Davis
5Itimes in the Charleston Democratic
convention Of 1850, and has returned to
his tirst love as a striker on the outside
for the Democratic party, He polled lO9,.
900 votes In Massachusetts last year, and
is, We admit, formidable candidate this
time. But we think that the great dragon
can be killed of by the aid OF the deceucy
Of Massachusetts, which, las has passed
into psoverb in that state always gag
ged at the idea Of voting for Butler for any
position, under any circumstances. 81
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THE TURF.


CHICAGO, September 19.-This was the
last day Of the races at the Jockey Club
track. The unfinished pacing race was
the first event, Matte Hunter winning two
heats without difficulty and took first
money, Rowdy Boy second, and Sleepy
Tom third. Time 2.153, 2.17t.t There was
no exciting feature about this race. 7
The $50 race was noticeable for the fast
time made by Douglass, who showed him.
self capable Of troubling many2. 25 horses,
to which class he now belongs.
In the tree.ior.all, there was great in.
terest manifested throughout. The first
heat Driver soon took the lead, followed
by Bonesetter. Darby from. the last posi-.
ton gradually moved up to second place
on the home stretch. Belle Brassfeld
took third place, Charley Ford fourth and
SCOTS Thomas fifth, Bonesetter, who
broke badly, sixth and Katie Middleton
last. Time, 2:2l3
The second heat was a repetition OF the
first until the home stretch, when Darby
shaved his nose under the wire ahead OF
Driver; Charley Ford third, Scots Thomas
fourth, Belle Brassfeld, Bonesetter and
KaGe Middleton following in the order
named. Time, 2:20!. lr. II
In the third heat Charley Ford
took the lead, and on the back stretch
there was pretty race among Ford Brass
field ands Driver, but Darby, who was q
little 'behind, came gently to the front
when near home and won the heat in a
very fast trot, Charley Ford was neck
behind Driver, SCOTS Thomas Btassfield,
BonGsetter and Middleton succeeding.
Tme'2:20A. - '''.'s'-'-'.''- -
The last heat was trotted in the dark.
Bonesetter and Katie Middleton were
drawn: Driver and Charley Ford set the
pace until the .homestretch where Driver
carried Ford 70 break, and Darby, coming
up at the critical time, shot ahead, and
finished with half a length in advance ol
Driver Charley Fordthird, Scots Thom,
as fourth, Belle Brassfeld fifth. Time,
2:22. The purse OF this race was S., 500.
Thisweek g races have been rather un.
successful in financial point OF view,
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LOUISVILLE, September 10.-A rumor
was current here that Col. Horace Scott
had been asked by Thomas Scott, Of the
Pennsylvania Central, to retain his posi-.
ton as Superintendent Of the l. N. & I.
R. R. His resignation; to 60 into effect on
the LIST prox., together with the regret II
caused, will be remembered. 0niinvesti.
CATION Of the Offices oi the /. NJ. & l., moth.
Ing definite could be learned OF the mat
ter, but the opinion was expressed that
Col. Horace Scott will retain his position.
Heleft here on the 10th inst, with jim.
Mccullough, Second Vice President OF the
Pennsylvania Road, and D. W. Caldwell,
General Manager, and has not been heard
from. tits supposed that he went East
with them, and that fact is favorable. The
new Superintendent, Col. Shaler, an.
nounced that he would be here on the
18th inst. to initiate himself into the de.
tails OF the management, but he has never
put in an appearance. Tho fact is signif-
cant ,,.. .s
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SOUTH AFRICA,

LONDON, September 10.-A dispatch da-
ted Cape Town, September 9, says that
operations against the Chief Secocoene
will be resumed. Sir Garnet Wolseley
goes on the 9th inst, when all the troops
will be withdrawn from Zululand except
a small column engaged in pacifying the
northwest Two British Residents remain
in North and South Zululand. A Durham
correspondent reports that Cetywayo will
be placed on board the gunboat Forester
at Port Aurnford, which leaves withsealed
A dispatch from Capetown says Sir Gar.
net " oseley hopes Chief Secocoene will
yield without fighting, but those on the
spot say this is doubtful, as it is known
that the Chief has lately only with difficult
ty been dissuaded after five hours council
from numbering two officers sent to treat
with him concerning prisoners.
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Ir BaIdneAs or a Dene,eney on Ha,r


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the most delightful article ever introduced
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many articles obnoxious. In TACT il Ia ar.
quisitely perfumed, and so cleaniy and
elegantly prepared as 10 make Il q lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury. J. A.
Tynes, prominent citizen, Wilson, N, O.
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gray; but alter using London Hair Color
Restorer" the scalp became healthy, the
hair stopped falling, the color was restor. q on
ed, and Is now growing beautiful.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
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bottles, A. Main depot ior The i. s., $50
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NEW MEXICO.


WASHINGTON, September 1e.-The fol-
lowing dispatch is from Colonel Hatess, at
Santa Fee, New Mexico Il have just re-
ceiyed the following from McEvers, near
Hillsboro: We have had u five hours fight
with one hundred Indians. We have ten
killed and several wounded. All our stock
is gone. 1haye sent every available sol.
dier out with Dawson and Day. hear
that Boyer Hugo and Lieutenant Wright
are all in the vicinity, and should bO able
shortly to overtake the Indians.
The Ordnance Department has tele.
graphed to the Commandant OF the arsenal
atFort Union, New Mexico. to issue arms
and ammunition TO Gov. Wallace, not
to exceed three hundred rifles and one
million rounds OF ammunition.
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TIE New York Board OF Trade has ad.
dressed letter to Presidents Vanderbilt
and Jewett, stating that the board has
reason to believe that "the Presidents Of
the Pennsylvania Central and the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroads entertain the
opinion that proper congressional legisla.
ton, connected with the appointment by
act Of Congress OF railroad commissioners
to regulate Interstate communication in
the matter OF freights, either by railroads
or by rail and water transportation COM
bined, would be Of essential service both
to the railroads and to the general public"
The board therefore suggest "that the
Presidents of the trunk lines should cause
to be prepared for presentation to Con-
gress ut its next session bill designed to
accomplish this object, They further sug.
sest that the bill when prepared should be
presented for criticism to the respective
commercial bodies in the several cities on
the scOboard who arc directly interested
in the matter. .s...-..,
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AFGHANISTAN,


LONDON, September 19.-The Viceroy OF
India telegraphs as follows: have mott.
fed the Ameer OF Aighanistan that a
strong British force will march speedily
on Cabul to his relief, and that he must
use all his resources to cooperate and
facilitate their march through his country.
The Ameer has replied as follows to the
ViCeroy: / have already written to say
that for the past eight days | have pre-.
served myself and family by the good
Offices Of those who were friendly to me,
and also partly by bribes and partly BY
deceiving the rebels. Certain persons OF
high position in these provinces have be.
come rebellious. l am watching every
quarter carefully. l trust to God for an
opportunity ofshowing my sincere friend.
ship for the British government and OF
securing my good name before the world,
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Thepride Of q mother, the life and 10y OF q
home, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running a terrible
risk, II they have cough, Group or whooping
cough, which leads to consumption, II you do
not attend to It at once shiloh's Consump-
tton Cure 10 guaranteed to cure them. Price
10 cents, 50 cents and 81 90. For lame back,
side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
priSe % cts. Sold by E. Booking, Odd Fellows
Hall; g. Z; Dwight oath and C6apline streets
Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wheeling, and Hus.
bands d 1nSkeep, Bellaire. -
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THE GALLONS.
Execution of CASTOR at 1ndlannpOll

Execution Of CASTOR at indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 10.-The exc
cution ofLouis CASTOR took place at noon.
He murdered Mary McGlerr just one year
ago today, because she refused to renew a
marriage engagement with him which she
had previously ly broken off on account OF
his habits OF dissipation. At 1850 he
mounted the scaiTold. He spoke a few
words, asking forgiveness OF any person
he had wronged, and announced himself
ready to suffer the penalties OF the law
without complaint. As the bells were
striking u o'clock the drop fell, and in
sixteen minutes he was pronounced dead.
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Why WIN You

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tained2 BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRuP has Gained
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It Is DR.. BoSchee'S famous German prescrip.
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and no fear need be entertained In administef.
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The sale Of this medicine Is unprecedented
Since hrSt introduced there has beenfa CON.
stant increasing demand and without 4! single
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MARKS Large sizes IS cents, Try Il, and Be-,
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WHEAT was again higher yesterday, and
is quoted rs having been excited in Chi.
cago, The Baltimore Sun of yesterday
says that
The higher prices are attibuted to sew.
rral causes. Some claim that there is a
large short interest here in wheat to Oil
orders for Europe, and that the vessels are
here to take it away, hence the shippers
must get the grain as best they may. The
markets in the West and across the ocean
are all reported higher, aud the advance
here is, in part at least, through sympathy
with the movements elsewhere. The daily
receipts OF wheat at This time are not
equal to the demand ut this port. The OK.
ports OF wheat for the week were ]. 1903 ,8l5
bushels, corn l300lS bushels, flour 7,4ls
barrels, besides 2,775 hogsheads tobacco,
IO5,S3G gallons petroleum, &c, The total
value Of all the exports was g, ,l04, 100,
asainst S2,556,37O last week.
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VIZ observed during ride over the
pike west Of Bridgeport yesterday, as lar
us Kinsey's Mills, that the grading on the
Tnscarawas railroad is in excellent condi-
ton, much OF it being firmly and thor
onghIy settled, and durable looking in its
character. The stone work for the bridges
has solid and substantial look, and we
doubt not is tirst.class in its construction.
Everything is ready for the rails, and the
rails will be laid and the engine running
between this and January LIST, II the
Flushing tunnel was completed the road
could be easily finished this fall. Itseems
pity that track laying and ballasting
could not have progressed from this end,
50 as to meet the track from, Uhrichsville
at the tunnel, inasmuch as 1t would have
given the companya better track for the
winters business. They claim, however,
that the rates Of transportation asked by
the o. & z, road for tho carriage Of
the necessary material for operations on
this end Of the line were prohibitory in
their character, and that this is the expla-
uatiOn Of the delay that will occur after
the opening Of the tunnel. eA f'2
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ENGLISH LABOR DISTURBANCES,

LONDON, September l9.-There was a
disturbance at Ashton last night, growing
out Of demonstration by the strikers
against few operatives swho had return.
ed to work. The demeanor OF the crowd
at one time was threatening, and the May.
or, who endeayored to appease the NAL.
contents, had to be escorted by the police.
Dale, the arbitrator in the great dispute
in the North Of England and Cleveland
iron trade, decided that the wages Of some
special classes Of the operatives shall be
reduced 12l per cent, instead OF Is as
claimed by the masters, and the present
wages be maintained Tor the bulk Of tho
operatives. 1
The ship carpenters at Dundee, Scot
land, struck againsta a reduction Of wages.
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VIZ call tie attention OF our readers to
our Clarksburg letter, appearing in anOth-
ercolumn, which recitcs the attractive iea.
turcs OF the fair, to be held on tho 2Sd,
18th and 25th Of this month. Hon. James
IT, Blaine has promised to be present for
one day, either the second or third; but
lie will not allow the people to be enticed
there by any announcement that he will
make set speech. Some live Indians
will also be present.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

During July, 1870, there we're exported
from Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, San Francisco and other United
States ports, 80 ,0SS, $50 gallons Of petroleum
and petroleum products, the aggregate
value Of which Is q, ,2Ss,4 ,46l.
A complimentary dinner was rendered
last night by the Washington, D. G., cor.
respondents to Geo. W. Adams, who re.
Gently terminated his connection with the
New York World after twenty years Of &C.
tive service as Its Warrington representa-.
tive. 0tthe many who were present only
one, Mr.. Shaw, Of the Boston 1raaScripi
was a correspondent when Mr.. Adams
entered upon his duties here in 1859.
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sTRAsDuRe, September 1s.-Upon the
entry into the city Of the Emperor OF Ger
many many shops were closed and mul.
titude Of houses closed their shutters only.
The official buildings were proiusely deco.
rated. The German speaking inhabitants
formed the bulk Of the crowd In the streets,
though the French speaking element in
Strasburg Is still very strong. The French
newspapers have become more outspoken
concerning Alsace.Lorraine. The inhab.
itants have become much more estrangel
from the Germans than they were two
years ago, when the Emperor visited Stras-
burg and met with comparatively warm
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Tnr Mr', Democratic newspaper ,oi
Cynthiana, Ky, prints the following in
nll.taced italic type:
Before and at the beginning of the war
this yellow fever question was agitated all
over this broad land, and Dr.. l.. P. Black
burn is no more responsible than any
other individual in the Coniederacy for
the proposition to fight the Federal army
with yellow fever; nor is there any differ
enCc between the prohibition Of medicines
to the nOn-Combatants-the woman and
children OF the South-during the war dy-
ing with malarial fever, than diifusing
yellow jack among the Union soldiers"
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TURKEY.

CoNsrASrlxoPLE, September 19.-It is
stated that Waddington, French Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, has approved the plan
Of Comptyr Descompte for the settlement
Of the Turkish dept on the basis Of guar
antee on customs, but has instructed the
French ambassador here not to submit
the plan to the Porte till after the settle
ment Of the Greek question.
There are still l50, 900 refugees awaiting
reparation In Eastern Roumelia. It Is
pointed out here that the Porte's right 10
send them back and dispatch an army 10
Eastern Roumelia in the event OF a mas.
sacre OF The Musselmans Is incontestible,
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It is said that one out Of every four real
inv9lids whogo to Denver, Co.., 10 recover
health, never return to the East or South
except as a corpse. The undertakes, next
to the hotel keepers, have the most profit
able business. This excessive mortality
may be prevented and patients saved and
cured under the care OF friends and loved
ones at home, II they will but use Hop
Bitters in time. This we know. See other
column. For sale by Laughlin Bros.
< Co., wholesale druggists, Wheeling,
West Virginia.
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Ar the Republican jubilee in Portland
the other night Senator Blaine opened his
speech in this fashion: "At a dinner Of
the New England Society Of New York
last December Governor Van Zandt said
that he could give very brief statement
Of what the Puritans did. The Dutch set
tied New York, and the Puritans settled
the Dutch. In this election the Green
backers settled the Democrats, and the
Republicans settled the Greenbackers."
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NEW YoRK, September 19.-The follow
ing circular was issued by Commissioner
Albert Fink to-day: By an agreement Of
the Eastern trunk lines the following rates
on the articles named below will go into
effect September 22d: Salt, cement, old
rails, steel, rail ends, scrap steel, scrap iron,
spiegel eisen, pig iron and blooms, on a
basis OF % cents per 100 lbs. from New
York to Chicago; not less than 10 cents
per 100 lbs. from New York to the West.
ern terminus Of the trunk lines: railroad
iron on basis Of 80 cents per 100 lbs. from
New York to Chicago, not less than 20
cents per 100 lbs. from New York to the
Western terminus Of the trunk lines.
Rail,an lake rates upon the above articles
will be made upon the usual basis. From
other seaboard cities the agreed differ
enceB will be maintained.