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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-07

THE ULEV ELAND, TUsOAKAWAb VALLEY
AND WHEELING RAILWAY,
TIME TABLE OF PASSENGER TRAINS,
In effect May 18th, 1879.
,,aAIMa an1Mn anrrn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-07

HUNTS RENE
DY. The Great
Kidney and Liver
Medicines, cure s
pains In the Back,
Side or Lolns, and
oil Diseases OF the
Kidneys, Bladder and
Urinary Organs, Drop
sy, Gravel, Diabetes,
Bright's Disease oi
the Kidneys, Reten-
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Leave Bayerd 1900 p. N. and $50 p. m; Arnv0
New Philadelphia 240 aud 100 p. N, Leave New
Philadelphia $50 a, m. and 1850 ., N. ATriVo
Bayard 900 a. m. and 8.45 pm.
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The Crops.

CONDITION AS COMPARED WITH LAST YEAR.
WASHINGTON, d. c., September 15.-The
following is the monthly report OF the De
partment of Agriculture The cotton returns
to this Department on September lst show
a heavy decline during the month OF ALI
gust. The general average is So against 81
for the month previous. The following are
the State averages: North Carolina, So
loss of 8; South Carolina, S1-a loss Of l !;
Georgia, S2-loss OF 5; Florida, S5-loss OF
>; Alabama. S4-loss OF 1G; Mississippi,
S9-loss OF 8; Louisiana, S7-loss OF =;
Texas, 66-Ioss OF 13; Arkansas, 50 "A gain
OF 3: Tennessee, 10T-a gain OF =. The con-
dition, as compared with last year, is per
cert. lower, and l per cent. lower than at
the same time in 1877. The decline in Ala
ban,a and Mississippi is caused by too much
rain, causing rusT, shedding Of bolls, and
insect injuries. In Texas the decline is
from drought.
The average condition Of the whole to-
bacco crop on September 1T was 81, and an
advance OF 10 per cent. from It's condition
on August lst, and an advance OF 6 per
cent. over the condition at the same time
last wear. Massachusetts, reports gam
during the month OF 8, Pennsylvania gain
OF 10, MARYLAND of II, Virginia OF Is, North
Carolina OF 6, Tennessee II, Kentucky =,
Indiana IL, while Connecticut, Ohio, ana
Missouri show loss of 5 per cent. each.
The average condition OF corn for the
whole country on September 1>t was %
against SO in August. 1t is somewhat bet
ter than last year, at the same time.
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FIN ANCEAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, September 10, 1879.
sA1Es-1oO Virginia ecusols cold At ssa.s :.

SALEs-10O Virginia ecnsols sold At $751; 49,
Government Sscurfttss.-UGited States As; 10l
bid.
state securstfss.-yirgtnia Io-4o's. 49A bid, 4sS
asked: Virginia consoIs, S6k biz. SO asked: Vir"
gna deferred. asked Virginia tax-receiyabe cou-
pons, s19 bid, &c ked.
I22S bid: Richmond city 6s. j. and j.. lot nfd
Manchester bridge So, NJ and N. 95 asked; Man.
chester IS, tax-receivabie, II. and s., go oid 81
asked.
Rgt,road B9ads-Chesapeake and ohIe Bail.
bid; virginia Central s.ilraad third mortgage 6F.
J. and j., ouk bid; Virginia Central Railrosd
sn1n s aaa o. iee oa yPs
bid: South, Idle Railroad second mortgage preferred
e's, J. and J...9ox bid; souihside Railroad ,ktrd
asked: Atlantic, Mississippi and ohio Railroad Ger.
ti6cate 1908 bic; Richmond ant Pctersb,irs Pail
road dTst mortgage SIS. 4. and O., l07 bid Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage
rs. NJ. and N. 100 Did; Richmond, Fredericksburg
apo Potomac Railroad mortgage y, J. and j., 100
bic: Orange and Alexandrla Railroad second mort
Orange and Ale2nndrta Railroad fourth mortgage
Manassas Railroad tirst mortgage ~. j. and j., 81
bid. 81 asked; I:!cbment and D.nvil,s e. Railroad road
Richmond. York River and Chtsaneake Railroad
first mortgage SIS. and j.. l0!E bid, lO2k asked:
q. c. and \. R.ilr ad frs: mortgage rs, 95 bid.
rs. 744 BID. IS asked.
canal B0ndS.-James River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage G's. VI. and y. IS bid So asked.
EnirG0d StpciS.-C Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
rol'. 100 par. bid 10 asked; p edmond, Fredc-
rickShtIrg and Potomac Railroad per cent. guar
autced, 100 par, 90 bid: Connection Ia road stock
20 par, 69 BID: Richmond and DanYtlle Railroad
100 par, 20 Did.
BGnk UNCONSTITUTIONAL Bank Of Virginia. 100
par. SSE a>kstl: Planters National. 100 par, i j
::s>etl: Union tank Of Richmond. 81 par, "A bid,
III asked: Citizens Bank. % par, 22 asked Bank
of Commerce. % lgir. % aske:.
tnSNfuHCs "
rin@. 81 par 35a asked Virginia Home, 100 pJr,
90 >k-d: Merchants and Mechanics, 90 par, $50
bid SO asked.
NiscstlGRe0us.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pauy, 100 par, 81 asked.
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Afg7lauisaun.
TIE MUrrSEERs AT JELLALABAp.

s TIE MUIlSEERs AT JELLALABAp.
LONDON, September 15.-The Viceroy Of
India teiegraDhs as follows :" 1t Is reported
that the mutineers have arrived at JeIlala-
bad. The news OF the massacre in Cahul
has not affected Quota, which Is perfectly
tranquil" s.,
THE AMEER's COMPLETELY IN THE MASSACRE.
LONDON, September 15.-The following
dispatch appears in a special edition Of the
Daay Telegraph this afternoon:
Simla, September LIT is now be-
lieved by many wel-informed persons that
the Ameer's completely in the massacre at
Cabul is uneuestionable. According TO the
latest information, orders have been given
at CabuFfor the stoppage OF all direct CON-
munication with the British. A large hos
tile force OF the Makmoud tribe occupies
Dakaka. The approach to Cabul is coveEed
by q large Afghan army"
The above is regarded here rs sensa-
tional. .r-....
The South American war.
THE TOWN OF AUTAFAGosTA ATTACKED.
New YORK, September IA cable tele.
gram from the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
OF Peru to the Peruvian Charge dAfairs
in this city, says: "The HuaSca attacked
Autafagos;a on the 25!h August, and IN en-
gagement OF four hours duration ensued.
The HuaSca silenced the enemy's fire and
dismounted their principal battery. The
Atlas was damaged, her commander wound
cd, and several killed.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO 1nE DISPATCH.

"a
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GRAND
LODGE OF ODD TELLows OF THE UNITED
sTATEs-CHnDREN MURDERED By THEIR
EOTHER, WHO AFTERWARDS ATTEMPTS
sU1CDE-HEw CASES OF FEVER AND
DEATHS AT. MEMPHis-A FIFTEEN-THoU-
sAND-DoLLAR FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS
MALIGNANT FEVER AT CoNcoRDIA,
sfIss.-LARGE REQUESTS IN THE WILL
OF A BALTIaOREAN--yIO
OF NORTH CARoLINA-wAE BETWEEN
RIVAL TELEGRAPH COMPANIES ENDED
FATAL SHOOTING OF ONE BROTHER BY
ANOTHER IN GEORGIA WHILE INToxI.
CATED-T Wo PERSONS KILLED By A
BOILER EXPLos1oN-THE AFGHANIsTAN
oUTBREAK-THE ADVANCE ON CABUL--
SERIOUS DISTURBANCE AT LURGAN, IRE
LAND-DEATH OF THOMAS CARLYLE
STRIKE OF CoTTON-woRKERs IN ENG
LAND. &C. &C.
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CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS'S GOLDEN WE'D
DING.-The tftieth marriage anniversary or
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis Adams oc-
CURED at Quincy, Mass., on "Wednesday
last. 1t is an interesting end very unusual
fact that three golden weddings OF success
siye generations Of the same family should
have Lern observed in the same house.
That OF President John Adams and lis
wife was celebrated on the 10Th OF October,
1914. That OF their son, President John
Quincy Adams. and his wife, on the Goth OF
July. 1S47. The third has Just taken place.
1t will be noticed that the intervals be-
tween these occasions we've respectively
tbirty-three and thirty-two years-almost
exactly the lifetime Of generation. At
The time of their golden weddings PrcSi-
dent John Adams was Scvcniy-nlne, and
President J. Q. Adams had Just entered his
eightieih year. M. &. T. Adams is seven
ty-tWo,
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Tho EcEGr.

PROGRESS OF THE sC0uRGE AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, September 15.-Thirtccn new
cases were reported this morning; among
the number John Devot, john Leger, Mrs
Tom O'DonneII, and two children OF Rev.
j. J. Peres, a Jewish divine. Seven deaths
have occurred since last night. The Wca-
Their is clear and cool. The thermometer
last night dropped to $40.
Later. Nineteen eases in al-12 White
and 7 colored-werc reported to-day. One
additional death (colorcd) was reported.
Dan. Sullivan, 4 steamboat clerk, died after
the regular report OF the day was made out.
MALIGNANT FEVER AT coSCoRnIA.
NEW ORLEANS, September 15.-Ggecn-
vile (Miss.) specials report the prevalence
OF malignant fever at Concordia. Several
deaths occurred during last week. The
surrounding neighborhoods have quaran-
tined against Concordia.
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Political.

INTERESTING MEETING AT MARIoS-USAS-
swERABLE ARGUMENT OF SENATOR JOHN
SToN AND MAJOR DANIEL. ..
Especial te,cgran N 10 the Dispatch.1
MARION, VA, September 15.-The discus
sion on the debt question has Just ended.
Colonels Richardson and Fulkersen against
and Senator Johnston and Major Daniel for
the settlement. The triumph is complete
for the settlement. Johnstou's facts and
figures were unanswered and unanswera-
BILE. The reply Of Daniel to Fulkerson was
absolutely overwhelming. ~.
TIE DISCUSSION AT PITTsYLyANTA COURTHOUSE.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch]
DAHvILLE, September 15.-A large crowd
collected at Pittsyivania Courthouse to-day
10 here the discussion OF the debt question
between General j. A. Walker, Parson
Massey, and DR.. J. l.. NJ. Curry. \ motion
TO elect a Readiuster chairman was voted
down vociferously and a Debt-payer Judge
Cole) was called TO the chair. General
Walker spoke first. ParSon Massey follow
ed, and was repeatedly interrupted, falling
entirely to make any impression. DR.. Curry
made splendid speech, completely carry
ing the large crowd. The county is all
ris ht, and solid fox the McCulloch bill.
Great enthusiasm prevails in this direction.
The town tonight and the people are iub-
liant over the defeat OF Massey, who at times
refused to speak, at the Courthouse to-day.
TAnoth.r Account
CHATHAM, VA, September 15.-Mcssra.
Walker. Curry, and Massey spoke here to-
day. The latter claimed it as his appoint
mcnt, and wanted to dictate terms. In this
be failed. and the large mass-meeting was
called to order by the Conservative Super
ntendent and organized with unanimity.
General Walker led off in Il speech OF one
hour and three quarters. lie was follow cd
by Massey in the same length Of time, and
Dr.. Curry closed in mastery effort. Mas
sey, contrary to the agreement, tried to re-
ply, but the crowd left.
Pitts, lyania is all right on the debt ques-
ton.
HALIFAX NOMINATIONS.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch
SOUTH BosroN, September 15.-The Con-
scryatiye party of Halifax county met in
convention to-day aud made the following
nominations: For Senate, n. L. Green,
Esq; for the House OF Delegates, Drs.
C.L. Dunklcv and William Palmer. Har-
mony prevailed and success is sure.
coLoRED DISCUSSION OF THE DEBT QUESTION
IN PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG, September 15.-The first
colored political discussion OF the State
debt was opened in the HarriSon-Strcct
church to-day, with large attendance.
The meeting, which was presided over by
J. l.. Thompson, was addressed by Captain
John Hill and the Chairman in favor Of re-
adjustment, and by John Chcssel and others
in advocacy of the McCulloch bill.
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Munificent Requests to Catholic Ensti-
rRfi0nS.

BALTIMORE, September 15.-The will Of
Patrick McKenna, grocer and flour mer-
chant, who died about two weeks ago, was
filed in the Probate Court to-day. It makes
the following liberal requests to Catholic
institutions and church purposes: To the
Little Sisters Of the Poor, st. ,joseph's Ger
man Hospital, st. Agnes Hospital, st. Vim
cents Orphan Asylum, St. Mary's Indus
trial School for Boys, st. Joseph'S Passion
ist Monastery. Oblate Sisters OF Mercy, and
the House OF the Good Shepherd, $1,000
each; to The Indian Mission, 500 to the
Carmelite Sisters, st. Mary's orphan
School, and St. Peters School, $1,000 each !;
to the Archbishop and his successor Tor the
benefit OF seminarlans, $1,000; for pur-
chasing q lot and building church, Soo'-
O00
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
TIE CoTTON-oPERATIyEs' STRIKE

TIE COTTON-OPERATIyES' STRIKE,
LONDON, September 15.-The number OF
cotton operatives on strike at Ashton is
estimated from 5000 TO 1000. The streets
are crowded by unemployed operatives.
but little eXctementis manifested. Serious
COMPLICATIONS are also arising in the cotton
industry at Preston. The operatives at the
mills of Horrockses, Miller Il Co. are eX-
Dected TO submit to a 0-per-cent. reduction
of wages in accordance with notice which
was posted last week, but the operatives OF
the Sovereign Mills have struck. The Pres
ton Operatives Association has issued Il
protest accusing some or The masters OF eA.
ceediug reduction mutually agreed on, and
recommending curtallment IN production.
GREAT DISTRESS N THE NORTHERN DISTRICTS.
LONDON, September 15.-lt is estimated
that 10000 persons in the northeast dis
tricts of England, where SO much distress
now prevails. have been thrown out OF
work during the past three years. There
are thousands OF empty houses in Darling
ton. Stockton and Newport are also Sc
riously affected. Ttft climax has been
reached at Middleboro', and the mayor OF
that town has written to the Home Secre-
tary that the local resources can no longer
be depended upon, and he is obliged to ask
for Government assistance.
OBITUARY.
LONDON, September 15.-John Carlyle, a
Younger brother Of Thomas Carlyle, the
essayist and historian, is dead.
Gold Fever.
HALIFAX, September 1j.-The gold fever
shows no abatement in Queens county.
Fine specimens continue to be found near
the surface. The prospectus OF gold
mining company with capital OF $500, ooo
has been issued.
Ireland.
SERIOUS DISTURBANCE IN LuRGAN.
3 LONDON, September IA serious dis
turbance occurred at Lurgan, Ireland, Sat-
urday night, arising out of the stabbins OF
q Catholic in partisan affray. All the po-
lice of the town were called out, and the
conflict with the mob lasted some hours.
Several arrests were made.
~ Scotland.
TIE TROUBLE, WITH THE IRoN-woRKERs.
GLASGOW, September 15.-in consequence
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AN UNKHowH HEEMIT's SUICIDE..-An old
German. with Il curious history, committed
suicide at Atlanta, Ga, Friday. He came
to Atlanta many years ago, and took lodg-
ing at 4 county house. He refused 10
rive any name. and was known as Uncle
Henry. He lived as hermit, never lear-
ing his room. A day or two since he said
he was scventy.two years old. and that be
was getting TOO cid to live. Friday he took
an Old army musket, and, resting it be-
tween his legs, fired it into his face. He
left absolutely nothing that would solve
the mystery OF his Identity, and died I'M
known. lie was nan OF culture and re-
iiucmpDt
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CgTrga'EIE a.
~ = Il l G L Il A
FROM THE HON. WILLIAM TAYLOR, STATE
SENATOR OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Mcssrs. Weeks g. Potter: Gentcmen:-To shy
that am grateful Is only poor expression Of my
feelings: but |, Is the best word can use, for feel
II in every sense of the word. have been great
sufferer with skin-discnses for the past Twelve t12l
years. My head and face being covered with sorc..
could moi rest with The burning heat and itching Of
the parts affected. and confined to my house for
weeks AZ Il time. Ny disease has been called Eczema
OF most aggravated type 10y many physicians but
| doubt If ever fully unccTslood by any of them. II
was more like combination of several skin-hu-
mors. | have spent much money seeking cure.
and in 1867 went to Europe 3nd conSul!,d some
of the best physicians in London. ] received tcin-
purary relief onl,. for in the spring IL would break
out again az bad as ever. When came back to Dos
Ton was told BIZ many friends that DR.. -. hose
reputation for the cure OF those diseased was OF the
highest order, ult cure me. waited on !Le Doe
for six months, and can safely say wllhouT any
Improvement. tried other physicans and among
them DIR. -. of East Boston. and llr. IL, Ct
city proper but al TO no purpose. They dld me no
good Their remedies were so Intellectual ihai at no
time did feel that cure would result from them
have swallow, q five hundred arsenic pils lo.2U
graiu), and taken bottle after bottle of Internal
remedies. hesides all The external applcatlons
have used, but the effect was The same; ! became
satisfied hat could be cured but migst be kept
Now. about ,hree months ago Mr.. Meekan, gen.
tleman well known 10 Boston people called my al
iention 10 your CUTICrRA, and promised wonder
full results If would only make trial. He told
me of his own experience Will it. and persevered
on me that l went with him TO drugstore and
bought two large boxes Of CCTIcURA and some
uTIc1RA SOAP and co c TO Use IL accord S
lodged within tho skin that as soon rs commenced
the use OF CUTICURA IL came to the surface and
festerei until vast quantities had come out, and
greatly intensified my su!ferings for about two
weeks. But did not mind this. rs felt that was
going 10 get rid of the hninor when saw IL coming
to the surface III such large quantities After the
Brst TWO or three weeks use OF This remedy was
greatly encouraged By gradual lessenng OF the
Inflammation of number OF painful sores. care
tuv faithfully, and chccrfulIy followed the dircc-
tons 10 the LITTER feeling each VIZ OK nearer cure,
until at the pres cnt moment. after three months use
Of CUTiCURA. and twelve years OF constant SUI
cured. and pronounce my case The most remarkable
on record ! have fcen so clatcd with my success
TINT have siupred meu on the street who were al
fiiQ ed and told them 10 get tn" CUTICCRA ana IL
would cure them. This is why am so grateful 10
you; for believe 1t 10 be the teSt and greatest as
coyerv OF the age and that it Will cure all who are
suffering with these diseases. may add that took
no internal medicine bur the tUTlCuRA re
SOLVENT. Lillian 1a1LOi'.
BOSTON, August 22, 1875.
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PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT TO A VIR-
"iAiAN.-A droyrr named John j. Burke,
DeonS'ng to Russell! county, Va, while
iidihS on freight-car over Long bridge
saturday, was knocked OF By telegraph
wire. In falling be was seriously bruised,
tat iull extent not asccr,ainabie. as internal
Injuries are feared. He was taken to the
nearest drugstore, in South Washington,
ana received due attention; after which he
was conveyed 10 the Marshall House, where
ne now lies in Il critical condition. WQsh-
lR9ton Post, 18th.
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'.oan Ks ssi1lfat d Co.'S 4 ircnlar as To-
ezqzgy fa Tobacco. 81
LONDON, 4 CROSBY SQUARE,
= Septclnber q 1879.

IsONDDNs 4 ShpSb1 ElohhEsy
7 September 2, 1879. !
Sir,-Busiuess scefnsto have been almost;
suspended In this market during The past
month, at least in American descriptions.
a few sales arc reported, but they could not
amount to much. The advance claimed by
holders, aud at same time the rather inn
proved reports OF the growing crop In
America, were sufficient reasons for this
general dullness. although the main fact
that sellers lave TO face Is the large stock
held by the trade at low cost, which will
nroye the greatest obstacle to the realization
OF the advance now assumed TO be estab-
| lished. - >. )
| While we may expect greater harmony In
the views Of holders than has been the rule
of late, the stock on sale Is too large not
| TO admit, OF some irregularity, and shippers
must not be surprised IL the moderate re-
ouirements OF orr trade for some months
to come are supplied ut prices below the
limits in many cases placed on parcels here.
AS 10 the actual condition OF the growing
crop. our friends on the spot are best in
formed. An early frost would no doubt be
serious matter, but without anything UNI
usual in weather, we look forward TO very
quiet market on this side during the re-
mainder Of the year.
We resume our last months quotations
Quotations. Virginia Leaf: Common to
middlins. 81 to sd. q NJ; fair TO good and
fine, 81 to I'D. q b.. bright fancy, to 10
and lid. q ID. Stemmcd: Common to mid
ling, 5 to I'd. q d.; good to fine and colory,
= TO 8 and lid. u b.
Western Leaf Common to middng eS-
ports, q to sd. q H.. good to fine exports,
81 to I'd. q n; sound dry common to me-
dium, 81 10 45d. u ~; good to fine, . to Gsd'
Ga n. colory, 7 to cd. 4p D. Stemmed: Com
mon to middling, - to Cd. q H.; fair to good
and fine parcels, G. to u and Sd. u d.; Sc
lections and bright Kentucky river, s. to
lid. n Ii.
Maryland and Ohio 5. s., and 94d. q h.
Negrohead and Cavendish >, II, and lSd.
JOHN X. GILILAT d co.
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AN ExcuksIoNisr DROWNED. - Wednesday
S,ght about 8 O'Clock Mr. Armentrout, OF
TSeE"ridge county, Va, who was one OF
U,G,,incinDati excursionists, was lost from
uSManboat Buckeye State, between Hun
see s"a and CatIcltsburg, KY. He was last
FORE s,sSapper on the boat, and missed be-
fore snasata t Catiettsburg, and it is there
SON rs,ppesed that he fell overheard. His
search sh' ,n1 from that point, and is having
was .an aaaae Ia the river for his body. He
lon Ate1piyIhree years of age.-uunting-
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CUTICURA REMEDIES.

CUTICURA EEsoLYENT is the most powerful
B!ood-PuriGcr and Liver-Stimulant ever COM
pounded.
CUTICURA is the great external remedy for all
Hurors Of the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers and Oid
Sores.
CuTICCKA SOAP is an elegant toilet and peeu-
cinal assistant to CuTICURA for all exerhal anec-
lions.
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Ecclesiastical Appointments.

NEW YORK, September IA cabieSraHi
from Rome to the Freemdn's journal an
nonnces that Right Rev. F. Z. Leray,
Rishop of Natcnitoches, has been made
A dm;nistrator OF the Archdiocese OF New
Orleans with the right Of succession, and
thot Rev. Mark S. Gross, priest, OF Will
mingtOD, n. G., has been appointed Yicar
A oostolic OF North Carolina.
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The TELEGRAPH War.
EXISTING DIFFICULTIES TEMPORARY

SETTLED.
BUFFALO, N. Y, September 10.-An
agreement was entered into between the
rival telegraph companies this afternoon,
whereby existing difficulties are for time
at an end. All suits are to be discontinued
without cost to either party. There Is to be
no prosecution OF employees OF either COM
pany, and both companies agree to In no
way hinder each other in the prosecution
OF their work. The agreement is to remain
in force one year. ,-.....
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by Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YOEE. September o Ncsn.-- stocks s rOng.
Money call. 5Gttj per c,u:. EN"h,ugc-lun",
isl: short, So !. Safe bonds dali. Governments
strong.
Ersning.--Mouoy, 5GG7 per cent Exchange stca-
dy al A. GI l3,. GoSeru:i' u!a strong; new 5s,
1O2!. IL cent. bonds, lu4I pcr cent. bonds,
1G2. States dull.
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE. September 15.-Yirxna 6s, re-
ferred. - conSols. 5S:s second series, 2S new To-
4O'S, i9'a; pa>t-'!l" coupons. SIX. Bid to-day.
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prenared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists. $50 Washington street, Boston, Mass,
and Tor sale by all Druggists and Dealers Pr'ce OF
CUTIcUaA-Small boxes, 90 cents; large boxes,
containing two and one half times the quantity OF
small, IL; REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CuTIcuhA
SOAR. 25 cents per cake; by mail, 80 cents; three
cakes, rs cents. MY o