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THE MIsslsSIPPI PLAN


JACKSON, Miss, August 2O.-Yesterday
at Yazoo City a difficulty occurred be.
tween James Barksdale and Henry NJ.
Dixon, resulting in the death OF the latter.
Dixon, while passing down on the west
side OF Main street, was hailed by Barks.
dale from the east side, who at the same
time advanced to the middle Of the street,
armed with double barrelled shot gun.
Dixon halted, and Immediately placed his
hand on pistol, drawing it. Barksdale
raised his gun to his shoulder. Dixon,
seeing this, moved towards a stairway,
when BarkSdale fired, four buckshot TAX
ing effect in Dixon's back. Dixon then
fired several times at Barksdale without
effect. Barksdale missed the second shot.
Dixon bled internally and died. A pre-.
liminary trial will be held tomorrow.
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Secretary sherman said at Pittsburgh
yesterday that he considered the election
OF Foster beyond doubt. According to a
Washington dispatch to the Chicago Tri.
Juat, Senator Thurtuau is pretty much of
the same opinion. The dispatch is as fol-
lows;
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 1S.-The
utterances Of Senator Thurman, which
were made for publication on the occasion
Of his late visit to Washington, do not
agree with his statements made in private
conversation with friends upon the same
ocrasiOn. In cOnversing with the latter in
regard 10 the political situation IN Ohio,
instead Of that confidence with which he
is reported in the press to be possessed.
he expr, ,ssed very grave doubts in regard
10 the outcome Of the Democratic cam.
paign. The information which he received
from the Sta tc led him 10 fear defeat. He
considered the campaign from the start
desperate one, and one that would require
unceasing attention and exertions on the
part OF the Democratic managers. He
impressed his hearers with the feeling
that he regarded tn e situation as extrerne-
" critical, and that, while he favored most
vigorous efforts, he would still enter upon
his work with very little hope OF final
success.
Not only does Thurman seem to be in
despair over Ohio, but also does Congress
man Morrison, Of Illinois. A Washing
ton dispatch quotes him as follows:
wAsulSoroS, D. O.. August lS.-Con-
gresham No rrison, OF Illinois, who ar
rived in this city to-day, said he had little
idea in reference to the condition Of the
campaign in Ohio. He hoped to see Ewing
elected, and was willing TO make speech
or two to help him; but as far as his OBJ
servatiOn extended in passing through the
State there was more interest among the
Democracy outside than in tho State itself.
At carketSburg he met an ex.Democratic
Congressman who talked ut length in re-
gard to the political situation, and gave it
as his opinion that no one could have q
definite idea rs TO the result Of the cleo
tn, since the campaign was not in the
lea., degree enthusiastic. Unless the
partv could he much more thoroughly
aro,ised ,hsn il is at present, the vote al
tho coming election would bea compara
lively light one,
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Forlane Ray TI.herIes claim.

WAsHISGToS, August 20.-The claim Of
Sl03, 900 damages on account of illegal in.
reference with American fishermen at
Fortune Bay, which has been presented
to the British Government, is not claim
for the restoration Of that or any other
part OF the Halifax award on the ground
OF a non.fulfllment OF the conditions.
The present claim is for specific griev-
ances, and is to be considered without
reference to the amount OF the Halifax
Award, with which it has nothing to do.
Mr.. Welch was instructed to base the claim
for Sl03, 900 upon the actual loss and dam.
age sustained by American fishermen in
consequence OF the violent invasion on
their treaty rights at Fortune Bay, and to
obtain some security against the recur.
renee Of similar otfenses in the future. V
Advices received by the State Depart
ment from the North American coast rep
resent that although no actual violence
has occurred this year, our fishermen
are deferred by apprehensions Of violence
from approaching the shore and carrying
on their business with the freedom guar.
anteed them by the treaty, and that we
are therefore deriving no benefit from our
agreement with the British Government
and getting no return for our money.
The state Of feeling which prevails be.
tween our north coast fishermen and the
British American fishermen, who con.
slider themselves justified in using force
to carry out the local prohibitory laws, is
regarded by our Government as extremely
dangerous and liable at any moment to
lead to bloodshed and serious interna.
tional misunderstanding, and it is there.
fore very anxious that some steps shall be
taken by the British Government to do
away with the local prohibitory laws Of
the Canadian provinces, which now prac-
tically override and nullify the treaty pro-
visions Of the higher authorities.
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PAINEs Pull



FALL RIVER, August 20-The American
Linen Company lose $4,000 by the dc.
ialcation Of Paine, their Third Treasurer.
It appears that from 1890 TO the present
time Payne has been indebted To the mill
In amounts varying from 81 100 10 $34, 900,
and OF this the directors were entirely
ignorant, the excuse being that Paine in
In the item OF accounts receivable.
Paine's confession was handed in by his
son during the meeting Of the Board Of
Directors. After devoting considerable
attention 10 the history Of the early exis.
tence ofthe mill, and the struggles through
which It passed for long time, paying no
dividends, Paine says, "For six years,
from August %, no dividends were made.
Your Treasurer held iwenty.three shares
Of stock. Upon the income from which,
and small salary Of $3.50, he was de.
pendent for the support Of himself and
family at the time when the cost Of living
was double what 1t Is to-day, and he drew
and charged to himself oil an open book
account more than his salary, hoping on
the payment Of dividends to be able to
refund the amount. This am ,unt increased
year By year until in 1872 Il had reached
So, ,658 So, after which by IL creased salary
and by loans obtained upon his
individual notes the amount was reduced
to $l0,S77 70, January u, 1875. 1t since
has been increased to between Sl7, 900 and
$4,000.
Add to this, Paine's personal loss on
futures Of nearly $4,000, money for
which came from the mill and Paine's
present personal Indebtedness to the mill
amounts to over $4,000. Nothing yet
learned Of Paine's whereabouts. The
police have been sent in different direc-
tons.
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place and details tn be arranged betweer
himself and anyone accepting the chal
lenge.
Mr., james Reese and family returned
from their summer visit on Tuesday even.
ing.
Rev. l. @. Tuttle was in town wednes.
day on his way to marry couple In
Guernsey county. Quite q long trip 10
make for that purpose.
The brick layers are now at work at the
new building Of the Goblet Works.
AT the continuance OF the sale Of Mr.,
Sheets property; Wednesday, all the re-
naming lots above 34th street, were sold
at good prices. Its q subject Of general
surprise that such high prices were realiz.
ed. II Is estimated thatsome FIVE or six
thousand dollars have been realized over
the appraisement.
Street Commissioner McC Clellan reports
that In response 10 his call for labor on the
road up Cemetery hill not more than 0
hundred men answered and that there Is
room yet for couple OF hundred more.
Work will be continued next week.
The German Church is being thorough.
ly cleaned. R,C,F,
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IIsSISsIppI River Improvement Com.
mission.


WASHINGTON, August 2O.-The organi.
zation Of the Mississippi River Improve
ment Commission was effected by the ap-
pointment of Gen. Comstock, Of the En-
gineer Corps, as Secretary pro TEN. A
resolution was adopted, requesting the
Secretary of War to detail an officer of the
army as permanent Secretary to the Com
mission. The Committee appointed is
composed OF Gen. Harrison, Of Indian.
apolis; Prof. Mitchell, U. s. Coast Sur
veyor, and Major Suter, OF the Engineer
Corps. Their duty is to submit recon-
mendations as 10 the best meth cd OF OBJ.
tanning and compiling the statistics Of
trade, to be required for the use Of the
Commission.
Another committee was appointed, CON
sisting OF Gen. Comstnck, Proi. Mitchell,
Mai. Suter and Maj, Iarrod, Of New Or
leans, to prepare plan for the future
work Of the Commission and to make such
recommendations as they may deem neCes-
sary with regard TO the use and expenditure
of the existing appropriation Of Sl75,0 900.
st Louis has been selected as the perma-
nent headquarters Of the Commission, and
the office there will be under the imme.
diate charge Of tho permanent Secretary,
who will be the executive officer OF the
Commission and act under the direction OF
the committee Of members residing in the
West,
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THE GALLONS.


ALBANY, August 2O.-Lemaire Latremo.
vile was hanged here this afternoon for
the murder of Catherine Dunsbach, near
Cahoes, April last. The efforts to secure
the stay OF the execution having all failed,
his counsel, late last night, determined not
to disturb him by the announcement, and
he was allowed to rest in peace. His time
this morning was constantly occupied in
prayer with his spiritual adviser and in
conversation with his mother and other
relatives. The Sheriff granted large
number OF passes to persons wishing 10
witness the execution, but the Governor
informed him that such proceedings were
contrary to the law. The Sheriff then
revoked the passes and confined the wit
nesses strictly to those provided by law.
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NouSDsvILl.E CAMP MEETING.


MouNDsvrLLE, August 90, 1879. {
Correspondence 1utellIseuesr, 5iJ. ,5r5EL
The morning was bright aud pleasant t
and the .denizens. Of the camp ground were
awakened at six O'clock by the ringing of
the bell at the preachers stand. The
meeting for the promotion Of holiness was
held in the tabernacle at eight o'clock,
and was conducted by Rev. W, L. Rippey,
of South Wheeling. The meeting was an
interesting one and consisted in prayer
and the relation OF personal experience.
Rev. ]. p. Thatcher, Of Dallas, preached
at the stand at 1880, from the words, 1.-THE
very God of truth sanCtify you wholly"
The brother gave his views on the sub
ject OF entiIe sanctifcation.
The children'sneeting at 80 was led
by Mrs. Bell, OF Wheeling Island. Rev.
@, u. Manchester, OF Parkersburg, and
Miss Lizzie Russell, OF Keyser, delivered
short and interesting addresses. This
service was very interesting one.. . yi,-.
At 2:S0 r. ", Rev. J. ]. Dolliv,ier, Of
BarFicksville, preached avery good ser.
mon from the words, "He went on his
way rejoicing" The impression was good
and the people united In saying that this
was the best service held up to that time,
Brother Ryan, OF Grafton Ideliyered an
exhortation, and then conducted short
experience meeting, which, was intensely
interesting. 3 - ~ ~ VI .-ie,s q
At6:SO r. NJ, the young peoples meet.
ing was held in the gtabernacles and was
addressed by Rev. Hite, Of Wheeling, and
Rev. Ryan, Of Grafton. A rum6er OF
prayer meetings werU held at the same
hour in many Of the tents-thevoice OF
prayer and praise ascending from all
parts OF the encampmGnt,
The evening service atthis churctiwas a
most interesting ono. Rev. G. +. Man.
chester preached from the words, "The
ungodly shall not stand in the Judgment. /"
His theme, the judgment, was handled in
an able manner. His illustrations were
powerful and he was listened with the
deepest attention by the largest oongrega.
ton OF the meeting thus far, He was tol.
lowed by Rev. 6. c. Winding, who. after
an earnest and soul.stirring exhortation,
invited seekers to cometo the altar, and
now, while writing, we hear the voice oi
prayer and praise arising from around the
altar. s.-g.s,. .t...- ,.r.. -.
Rev. W. D. slease, Of the Pittsburgh
Conference, arrived this afternoon, aud
will remain for some days. ~ a
Miss Lizzie Russell, from Keyser, is on
on the camp ground, perhaps for the lasI
time, as on the 10th oil October she leaves
for Japan to engage in missionary work
where she will remain Tors at least five
years.
Rev. Hall, Of Cameron, il now on tn,
ground, as Is also Rev. j.. NJ. Worien, o
the MoundsvilIc charge, who was hithertC
detained at home on business CONNECTED
with the new church ediflce in proCossIo
erection,
Everybody seems to think that the camI
meeting will be q success, and II every
body works as they should work II will nj
doubt prove a success,
The police regulations are most periec
aud the best Of order prevails throughou
the ehcanpmenk aHf5 2 RER0RTER,
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, August 20. = Flour-Dull and
nominal. Whtat-Acive, firm and higher;
No: l Chicago spring 0Ic; No. 2 S51a853Ic
cash; s5lsas6c September and October; No.
7silaSONc. Corn-Fair demand at lower
rates; aS9Sa3SNc cash; 3s7SaS4c September |;
&1SaIhc October rejected S2Hc. Oats
Dull and shade lower; 23xc cash; 2sskc
September; 2SXc October; rejected 2Oc.
Rye-Firmer at l0Hc. Darley-Firmer at 7Bc
September. Flax seed-Firm and unchanged.
pork-inactiye and lower; S. 25aS 30 cash;
. 2SaS q y September; IS 80 15aS IS October.
Lard-In fair demand at lower rates: Is 90
cash and September IS 09I<c October. Bulk
Aeats-$S 50, 81 55aI 50. Whisky Steady
and unchanged at 81 CO.
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CoIvNBus, o., August .2O.-The State
Association Of the Veterans ofwar with
Mexico held a meeting here to-day. Acorn.
mittee, consisting OF Capt. siebert, Hon.
George, W. Morgan, Ex.Goy. Thomas L.
Young, was appointed to make arrange
ments with the National Committee to fix
the time and place for holding Ma.
tional Convention Of Mexican Soldiers
The object ofthe convention is to frame a
petition asking Congress to equalize the
pensions OF the ex-Mexican soldiers with
that OF the ex.Union soldiers. The 1t.
tendance was small. gha rE EE r.
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PrrrsDURGu, August 2O.-A new strike
was inaugurated this morning by u de.
mand, on the part OF the window glass
cutters, for an increase in their pay. It
appears that the rates heretofore have
been 223 cents per box Of one hundred
feet, for single strength, and 80 cents per
box for double strength. The cutters now
ask that the men employed US "assorters"
be discharged, and that they receive %
cents per box for single strength, aud IS
cents per box for double strength glass. 1t
is the Intention OF the glass manufactur.
ers TO resist this; or, at least, this was
thought to be the best by most Of the firms
represented at the meeting which took
place yesterday. AS none Of the window.
glass men, save lhmsen Il Co., are work.
ing at present, both parties will hvye
from now until the first Of next month TO
think the matter over,
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reports:
Hoes - Receipts 1900 head; shipments
3, 100 head. Market opened weak; mixed mack
ing dull aud tending downward at lOc low er
at . l0aS 20; choice heavy and light weaker
at S 6Oa3 80; heavy $3 45aS 66.
SC54TrLE-Receips $500 head shipments
plenty at 81 S5a6 10; fair to good shippipglS3 90
al 90; better feeling on all shipping; butch.
ers SLOW and steady; stockers and feeders un.
changed; western tirnl and fairly active; Col
orado natives and Texans $S OOaS 82Il ::
through Texans 81 35a2 so.
sHEEP-Receipts 400 head. Market slow
and weaker OF So 75ai 40; all rot sold.
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AnIROXDACK MURRAY


~ Hg"e1&'N''Es' 1'11Hv""NVE'
san FRAScIsco, August 2O.-The Cali
publishes an interview with Adirondack
Murray. He says he came to the coast to
introduce the blackboard and see the State.
When he left home he thought his business
affairs were in snug condition. The
trouble was caused by a personal friend
suing him on small debt, and attaching
his property, when, as usual, the rush Of
creditors started. The entire indebted
ness did not exceed $4,000, and the
property, II sold under hammer tomorrow,
would pay them of and leave me hand
some surplus. intend to return East in
few days and put my affairs in shape.
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Why WIN You

Allow cold to advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, srlcb nS
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages and Lung troubles
when an Immediate relief can be so readily al.
tainedH BoSciEE's GHRNAN SYRUP has Gaiped
the largest sale IN the world for the cure Of
UouGhS, Colds and the Severcst Lung Diseases,
II Is DIR. Isoschee's famous German prescrir.
ton, aud Is prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need be entertained III atlninlster.
ing 1t 70 the youngest child, as per directions,
The sale OF this medicine Is Unprecedented,
Since first introduced there has been a con.
slant increasing demand Anl without a single
report OF failure 10 do It's work In any case.
ASK your Druggist as TO the truth OF these re.
marks, Large sizes rs cents. Try II and be
convinced. TrhsIw
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XplASAPoLIs, ISp., August a0.-The
Soldiers Reunion at Madison, Indiana,
to-day was huge success. From 5000 to
5000 persons were on the Fair Grounds.
Survivors Of forty regiments were in line.
Able speeches were made by Gen. Morton
G. Hunter, Judge CraVens and others.
The display OF flags and other emblems
was proiuse.
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WALLA WALtA, August 2O.-Yesterday
evening the rancho Of Y. N. Raines, on
Salmon river, eighteen miles from War.
ren's, was attacked by Indians. Raines
and James Edwards were killed, Albert
Weber was badly wounded, and seven 9th.
er settlers escaped and arrived in town
sale. The Indians burned up all the bald.
ings on the rancho. The number Of the
Indians Is not stated. Col. Bernard's COM
mand are hunting the Indians fifty miles
away In another direction.
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J. g. Starkey, prominent and influential
cidztn Of Iowa City, says; ~ have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy could
hear Of, without aEy relief whatever, until |
saw yogF shiloh's VitaliEer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded TO tTyit, lam hap.
py 70 state that Il has entirely cuted me. It's
Certainly the best remedy ever knew Of. .
Sold by &: Booking, Odd Fellows Hall;
9. =. Dwight 9lth and 0hapllne streets /;
tApGhlln R!11; & Co. Wheeling, and Husbands
q Inskeep, BellAire.
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II you have headache. toothache or neural.
gia, use Home Relief for pain.
1t will cure cholera morbus, diarrhea, dysen.
terry or any bowel complaint. Buy bottle
and use It all. II not satisfied return the
empty bottle and we will refund your money.
Price 25 cts and so cts. -ll-
8. Q. Hamilton Il Co., corner Belmont and
Thirty.third streets, Bellairc, o.
Logan, List & Go.
j. +. Shirk, opp. Postofice.
Twenty-seeond streets.
:, "; H. Williams $50 Main street, Wheeling,
W. va, .# r TTRAW
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East LIBEsrY, August 9O.-CArrLE-Re.
ceip'S to-day 357 head Of through md SsS
head for this market; Total for Two DAYS S5f
head Of through aud 2,lOS head oi local:
everything was sold out hut fourteen loads oi
late arrivals. The market has been active
and the supply barely equal TO the demand
forgood shipping grades-prices, however, arc
unchanged best 81 00a6 %; fair to good 81 25a
4 IS: common butchers s. sOa3 SO; stockcrs
and fceders$3 25a37 rs.
Hocs-Receipts to-day ,430 head; total for
two days 4,ol5; Workers $3 5laJ IS; Philadel.
phias s. 00a4 90. t''l
sHrEP- Receipts to-day 2,3OO bead; total
for two doys $500 head; selling at a. 75Ni IS.
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All Quiet at quebec.

QUEBEC, August 2O.-The city remains
quiet to-day. AT a meeting OF the dele
gates of the rival labor societies and citi,
zens held this evening, It was resolved
that each society should continne TO work
according to It's own rules, aud each
should guarantee the other society against
interference. The delegates Of both 80
cieties signed the minutes.
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BosroN, August 2O.-The Frye mur-
derers have not yet been arraigned.
Donate, the Fleet street barber, will be
charged as accessory after the fact, he hay.
ing sanctioned the concealment Of some
OF the property in his shop. The missing
man Larry, is thought to have been in
Salem this evening. He with Nick aud
the Greek will be charged with murder in
the first degree.
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Charlottc Regntla.

ROCHESTER,, August 9O.-At Charlotte
to-day Courtney beat Frenchy johnson by
half length in 29.05; DISTANCE three
miles with turn; Johnson's time 32.05l.
Bent Brown, OF Geneva, won the single
scull race in 1880; distance two miles;
0dell, Of Auburn, second; Grouse, OF Au.
burn third. Ida, OF Rochester, won the
irstclass yacht race over Ella, Of oswego.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August 9O-Thc
Treasury Department to-day purchased
between four and Ave hundred thousand
ounces OF silver bullion for the Philadel.
phia Mint. The offers from the West
Vere considered above the market rates,
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ur.cA. y. Y, August 2O-Mrs. John
rillinghast this evening, during tempo.
rary lt of insanity while recovering
from an epileptic ct, poured keroseneion a
coal fire. The can exploded, and neigh
bors rushing into the house, found her
sitting In q rocking chair enyeloped III
flames. She died soon after. Her hus'
baud was i'll up stairs at the time Of the ex'
nlosioh
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GENERAL NEWS.
Yesterdays Yellow Fever Record at
Memphis.
Twenty.ssven New Cases and Four
Deaths.
The Fortune Bay Fisheries Claim.
The YazOO City BuII-dOzers at Work.
Prominent New Workers Alleged to
be Implicated in Stealing
Stewards Body.
he Fortune Bay Fisheries Claim.
The YazOO City BuII-dOzers at WorI
Cary on a sun Hunt for Ewing.

SrEUBEXvLLE, O., August 20, 1870,
Special to the IntelIIEcnssr.
Gen. S. F. Cary, Of Cincinnati, is in the
city for the avowed purpose Of trying to
induce the Nationals to cast their influence
for Ewing. He attended the Republican
meeting at CARROTS Hall this evening, and
occupied seat on the stage, listening at
tentively To- Secretary Sherman's speech,
which he will attempt to answer to.mor-
row evening.
The recent sale OF the Stony Hollow
Furnace will be set aside tomorrow, the
old company having raised sufficient funds
to pay of its Indebtedness. F,
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DIoGExEs was ANXIOUS to find IN honest
man. Il there Is one such In Sodus or vicinl.
Y, and he viii take the trouble to call at our
yersal Cough Syrup, to use on iTs MERrTs.
that y, no cure, no pay! We have sold this
remedy for five years, and are satisfied from
what cur customers say oft, that II Is a yulu.
able medicine Of its kind. We have also
used 1t ourselves, and find It never.lailing in
the cure Of coughs and colds; also a sure re.
uet for asthma Try II, and ifno relief comes
oil H. the money will bG cheerfuIly refunded,
Parsons & Co.
Sold by Logan, List & Co. Trsw
CHEw Jackson's hest Sweet Navv rob.cDo