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FOREIGN.
COMES TO A SUDDEN END.

O'Connor's Motion Looking to the Abol,-
tod of the House of Lords Receives Just
Thirteen Notes.-The Demonstration in
Hyde Park.
LONDON, September THE resolution
OF Thomas 4. OConnor, home rule
member for Galway, that it is no longer
Just or expedient that all the measures
for the Improvement OF the condition OF
the people OF England, Ireland and Scot
land should be at the mercy of the body
consisting of legislators. hereditary and
irresponsible, was moved in the House
OF Commons in the small hours OF We'd
nesday morning after the passage Of the
burials bill, and was seconded by La
bouchere, Liberal, member for North
amptOn.
Marquis OF Harrington humorOusly
deprecated the raising of Il great consti-
tutional question at half.past three in
the morning. esaid he hoped the house
would proceed with as little delay as
possible TO the more serious business on
the paper. The House then divided on
the question. The vote stood Il yeas
to ~ navs. The minority consisted ci
five Irish members, and Bradlauch,
Briggs. Broaihurst, Ashton, W. Dixie,
Sir WIlired Lawson, LabOuchere, Charles
McIaren and Whal.ey. The majority
included iour Irish members. Parnell
declined to have anything to do with the
resolution.
LONDON, September 2-ThOs. Power
OConner will preside at the Irish dem
Onstration against the House of Lords,
in Hyde Park, Sunday next. A mum.
Der OF Irish members OF the House Of
Commons have promised to participate
in the proceedings. The Board OF
Works have refused permission for the
erection Of platform in the park.
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A CANDID SPEECH.
The Clerks Invited TO Come Up Promptly
aud Contribute Liberally, Or

The Clerks Invited TO Come Up Promptly
aud Contribute Literally, Or
WASHINGTON, September 2.-The fol-
lowing is the report Of speech, IA re-
lated By one Ol the clerks, who heard 1t
dehyed BY Col Rockwell, OF the depot
quartermaster's office, at 4 called meet
ing OF the employees recently. Mr..
Flanagan, OF Texas, aud Col. Rockwell
appear to be in complete accord:
"GESrLENES-We have enjoyed the
COOL things OF this life from the Federal
government for a number OF years, and
ii We desire a continuance OF our
sOOl fortune. il will be necessary
Tor US TO exert ourselves to the
utmost. The Democracy are max
ing strenuous efforts TO obtain
control OF the government and the
spOils. Now, this We must prevent at
All hazards. We must not support the
Republican ticket with our votes only,
but with our money. | am persuaded
and hope that nOEe OF the men under
me will hesitate to invest tithe ot their
income in the machine from which they
derive their support"
Ii is needless to say there was no APP
plause, but the colonel continued with
an unbrcken front the line OF his logic:
"Why, i, isa privilege 10 subscribe to
this campaign IL is like giving money
to ones sell"
The silence was unhroken and the or
ator continued and the tone OF his voice
was an implied threat:
Gentlemen, say to yau officially
that those who come up aud contribute
literally will, in the event of Mr.. Gar
fields election. be remembered and re-
warded, but those who do not
The sentence was not finished, but 1t
left a suggestion that ii they did not
come up with the collateral they
would be shot out without mercy.
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OHIO VIG[LANTS.
THE HANGING OF TOM EcOANIELS IN
PICKAWAY COUNTY.
Dragged From Sick Bed at Midnight
and Strung Up to a Red Oak
Tree by a Gang Of Mask
ed Murderers.
THE RECORD OF A LIFE OF CRIME,

Commercial Point, the scene OF the
lynching Of Tom Mcdaniel, is situated
in Scioto township, in the northwestern
part OF Plckaway county. 1t is twenty
miles from Circlevile, thirty from Lon
don, the county seat OF Madison county,
and about twenty from Columbus.
There is no railroad or telegraph COM
munication. The mail reaches there
three times week by the way OF Ash.
land, nine miles distant, which is the
nearest railroad point on the Scioto
Valley. The village is the centre OF a
fine farming country, which is threaded
in all directions by system of fine
roads. The country for miles around is
populated by one of the most prosper
Gus class OF farmers in Ohio. They are
law-abiding and social, and have been
happy until the past ten yeers, during
which time Mcdaniel has terrorized the
whole region. While it cannot be de-
MED that the victim OF the vigilants was
a vicious and extremely dangerous char
acter, that fact does not justify the law
less course pursued, and all engaged in
the nefarious work OF Tuesday night.
should be promptly ferreted out and
brought to justice.
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GRANT AGREES
To Preside Over the Republican
Ratification Meeting I'm New
Nork-IIiS Letter to Logan.

CHICAGO. September 2.-The Daily
Neu. will print the following, written by
Gen. Grant in answer to the invitation
which Gen. Logan extended him to pre-
side ut Garfield and Arthur mass meet.
ing to be held in New York:
MANIToU SPRINGS, COL, August l.. b.
Ny DEAR GENERAL LoGAN-I will TO
going east the latter part OF September.
and will gladly attend any meeting IN
tended to further the success oi the
ticket headed by Garfield and Arthur
agree with you that it will not be
beaten now. We should never be beat
en- until a man who counts or represents
those who count in the enumeration to
give representation in the electoral col
Iege. can cas-, his vote just as he pleaseS,
and can have it counted just a. he cast
il. Yours truly,
ISirned. L. ). GRAsT.
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BARNUM'S CAMPAIGN
Creating Serious Alarm Among the Re
publican Msnagers-Consider Anx-
iety Manifested Over the Outlook.

Creating Serious Alarm Among the Re
publican Msnagers-Considera Anx-
iety Manifested over the Outlook.
WASHINGTON, September 2.-It is an
open secret here that Chairman Bar
NUNS line OF strategy, as developed in
Indiana and Ohio, is creating serious
alarm among the Republicans. Mr..
Barnum has no superior in the practical
work OF campaign management. He is
COO, clear headed and sagacious, and
works hardest when apparently doing
least. Tie dislikeS noise and display, his
method in this respect being directly the
opposite OF that adopted by his op-
pOnent, Chairman Jewell. 1t IS thought
al the outset that Mr.. Barnum would
leave Ohio 10 the Republicans and con-
centra;e his energies on Indiana, aud the
Republican managers are only Just be-
ginning To- diScOverer their mistake. AS
u matter oi tact, Mr.. BaSnum means to
contest every inch OF ground In Ohio,
leaving TO Mr. English, who says he is
amply able To till the. bill, the task of
carrying Indiana. II is altogether errO-
neous To suppose that Il Democratic
majority in Ohio is an impOSsibility.
On the contrary, there Is a :alr pros
peCt OF success in that State
with vigorous and aggressive man.
agement, and Mr.. Barnum proposes to
win Ohio in October il 1t can be done,
or AT any rate to force the Republicans
10 strain their resources to the utmost
in order to save it. Mr.. Barnum is un-
derStood to have no doubts OF Demo
cratic success in New York and New
Jersey, and to be very confident as to
Connecticut. He has little hope OF
carryin. Maine, and is not wasting
much effort in that direction, believing
IL 10 Oe unwiSe 10 attempt too much
when be can obtain all the votes needed
in other quarters. Prominent Repub'
leans 10 not conceal lheir anxiety over
the present outlook OF affairs, and the
the general impression here among non
partisans is that the Democratic chances
-, Aav
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HAD TO DiSGORGE.
Two Spiritualists Obtain n Large
Amount of Ealuables Under
False PrctenceS.

Bosrox, Mass, September2.-The case
OF Mrs. and Mr.. VIM. Fletcher, spirit
ualist mediums, charged by Miss Davis,
OF England, with obtaining property
from her under false pretences, has been
the subject OF police investigation
which has resulted in the arrest OF Mrs.
Fletcher and the recovery from her OF a
large amount OF diamonds and other
property identified as belonging to Miss
Davies. Fletcher was also found and
has promised to restore the property OF
Miss Davies in his possession.
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A RADICAL DODGE
To De Played on the Unsophisticated
Hoosiers in the Agricultural Regions

To De Played On the Unsophisticated
Hoosiers in the Agricultural Regions.
WASHINGTON, September 2.-One oi
the expedients hit upon 10y the Repub'
lican Congressional Committee to lniin-
encr sentiment Is quite unique. a
number Of Southern Republicans have
been detailed To go to Indiana. avoiding
ali cities. but to give the agricultural
classes the impression that theY desire
TO buy farms. They are directed to be
iavorabv impressed with the land. and
with desire to locate in the State. They
sre u agree to buy farms contingent
upon Hancock 5 election. and the pay
ment they then expect to receive Tor
cotton and other war claims. The end
sought il 10 impress the farmers with
the belief that ii the Democrats elect
their candidate the payment OF war
claims is 10 follow as necessary conse-
JuenCt.
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IOWA POLITICS.
What the Two Parties are Do
ing I'm the Hawkeye State.

DEs MoIxES, September 1.-The Re
nnblican Judicial Convention for this
district, comprising the counties OF
Warren and Polk, at Carlisle to-day,
nominated Gen. j. Goven tor Circuit
Judge. cL 49,,
oressiopsl district to-day nominated
Hon. S. 5, Mallory, OF Lucas county, Tor
Congress. refusing to endorse Gillette,
tbs Greenbsck nominee and present in
cumbent, by a vote of forty-three to
eleven.
The Democratic State Convention
meets here tomorrow, and quite a num-
her of delegates are on the ground al
ready. The probable candidates have
not developed as yet,
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WEANER's POSITION.
iis VIII Have Nothing to Do
With Either the Democrats or
,E,fs..,,5
Republicans.

'0Erl ,Na, Ma, September la an
W.rrs.rN to-day ,,eUeyJl Weaver SAID
.,ryr Is NO Fusion oS state tick
p. .n Maine. li General Pla's'
.-I i- elected f; will BE- 4
s..t Gr.n-rJnS victory. wholly without
H.u,rrU.r s.u,lirIarr. There will be
a' division o.. tuc electoral ticket with
ug consent. either with the Democratic
p..y Zoo Missouri or with the RepuOH-
cans u W,,, Virginia. Should anything
VI. ra. ,.rj boz attempted in any STATE
a. ta,, a.pu. 10 will meet with my en-
u.t.' i.sIpp-oval. shall hold no
r.4. meeting, with Hancock speakers.
plr aI.>>.IY, are widely different. Let
s. be uui,rStOO once for all that we
constitute a well defined party.
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WILL GO n ALONE.
The COlOred Citizens OF Kansas
Decided to Cut Loose from
the Republicans.

TOPEKA, September The CoIored
State Ccn:ra! Committee met this a'tet'
noon. Alter the nomination oi u. y;
Finney for Lieutenant Governor had
been made, il VAS decided to call state
convention Ut coiored men, TO he
held at lawrence, September Ith'
for the purpose Of nominating Lieu.
tenant. Governor. They declare they
will nominate G.. II. Lansston and sup
mort him. and an address TO the people
is now being prepared.
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MONGOLIANS MANGLED
BY the Premature Explosion Of
a Blast-The Survivors Chase
the Foreman of the Gang Sew
araI MilaS

New YORK, September An Ontario
dispatch SAYS: Nine Cinnamon at work
on the Canada Pacific railroad, standing
on rock over blast when a premature
explosion took place, were hurled into
the air. Two OF them had their skulls
fractured Thefriends of the men seized
their picks and axes and started to
wreak vengeance on the foreman OF the
gang, white man. They chased him
several miles, but he finally escaped.
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PRODUCE.
Chicago.

CnrCAso. September >. -- Flour
Steady. Wheat-Unscttled and lower
and IN fair demand; No. . red winter
Ole: No. . Chicago spring STE cash
and seller September; g.! setter Oti0-
brr; SgIc seller November; No. 5 new
So. Corn-D.mand active and prices
have advanced; No. 2 i0c cash and seller
September: IL L. seller October: iltc
bid seller November; rejected 3,im39c.
Oats Demand fair and prices higher.
No > 2si6 2Sic cash; IS seller Sep
tcn,bcr; 29!c seller October; 2Jc seller
November. Ry"-Dcmand fair and pri-
ces higher; No. zoe cash. 76lc bid and
spIIr, October. Bdrlry-Fairly active
aud shade higher at 1bc bid seller
Sap,cmber: 1Sc seller October Fork.
Steady with a fair lcmand at 81 0J@
Il - cash; SI7 27JC:,7 80 seller Septern.
her; SD GOALS -, seller Ortober,
Sl2 - seller November. Lard-Dc.
mand fair and market firm ut - 91t
cash and seller September: - % srll'r
October. Bulk Meats Shoulders - 81;
short rib. = -. short clear IS 75.
Whisky-In good demand at II II.
Ba.tImors.
B,LrluoRg. September 2..-Wheat--
Western lower and stead AZ decii n.
No. = western winter red spot and y ly
September - 02!hl O2l; seller Otto
ber Il OltGl OF; seller Novcmbe
u 06IG,I O6,. Corn -- Western lowe
and duh; western mixed, spot, 50lG,
sic; seller October - im b2!c; seller No.
yembar 5}m Olrs-~rrady and
firm: western white - r l0,; DO. miNed
37G sc. Rye-Lowcr S.. iIay--Firm
and unchanged. Proyi-ions-Firm and
unchanged. with good jpbbIng demand.
Butter Unchanged. E2gs-Edsier at
Size. Petrolenm-Duli and m.
changed. Cohee-Quiet and nrm; Rio
carro.s ordinary 10 rair 3!lyl6sc. Su.
gar-strong; A sol, lO.c. Whisky
Firm AT II l6.
Cinoinnsu.
CIxcfyyArf. september 2.-Co'ton--
Easier at llc. Fiour-Duil and nomi.
nal. Wheat-Dull; No. > amber So q
00c: No red winter J0G.glc. Com =
stronger; No. miS-i Ale. Oats
Strong; NO. = mixed ~. Bar,cy--
Firm: No. = iall 9jc. Pork-Nominal at
Sl6 90. LarL Firmer at 81 S5GS %.
Bulk Meats-strongrr a, 5:3s.c Ba on
Firm at 6.m9l69:c. WHISKY
Steady at 81 IL. Butter Strong and
higher; choice Western Reserve 1920
choice Central Ohio l61lsc.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, September !.-Petroleum
Very quiet; crude steady at 81 o.: at
Psrker's for shipment; refined 9i9 80
Tor Philadelphia delivery.
(Addition u Msrkss on IN Pass..
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PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION.
Successfully Opened Yesterday
A Large Attendance Of Spec
fatOrs.

PrrrsBuRGm September The Pitts,
Exposition Society and Fair opened
this afternoon at two o'clock with al.
dresses Ivy Jos. II. Hampton. Esq, and
President Miller. Fully 5000 peopl"
were in attendance. Manufacturers,
stock ralSers and horsemen oi Western
Pennsylyania. Eastern Ohio and West
Virginia are represented, and the. trot-
tino track was dedicated at four O'Clock
by three exhibition races. The first race
for premium will be on saturday. The
Society declares no dividends, but ex,
pcnds money enlarging the grounds and
bnlldings. The space OF the former is
now fifteen acres. The present eXhiDi-
ton bill, fair to be the best in the his:
tory Of the society, and hundreds oi
Thousand, oi strangers will he III the
city for the next five weeks.
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SOLID FACTS
FROM THE PEN OF A PROMINENT
S0UTHERNER.
Radical Craftsmanship" Shown Up-The
Prosperity and Welfare Of an I'm
mense Majority Of the People
Neglected for the Negro.
A STIRRING APPEAL FOR HANCOCK.

At the regular meeting OF the Balti'
more Hancock and English Central
Club, held last Tuesday night, the fol-
lowing able and interesting letter from
Gen. J. l.. Brent, former resident OF
that city, but now residing in Louisiana,
was read. 1t is such sensible and full
review OF the issues OF the campaign
that We produce it in full:
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CHARLESTON. w. VA.
Prominent Citizen Accidently
Killed.

CHARLESTON, September 2.-Michael
Lvm a s,one-cutter, died last evening
from the effects OF an accidental blow
received by a sledge-hammer. de was
a candidate before the Greenoack Con,
yention for County Commissioner anu
q worthy citizen.
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Dsnoe.at,e Manicnpal Convention.

-. L1UIs, September The Demo-
,.a'.c Convention for ;he nomination oi
cry Offices met this morning, win
CIJs l. ~.ayhlck as permanent chair
u1a. The following nominations have
a..a ~.rir: Sheriff. Morgan BOland;
I ..'.. Judge, Wm. II. Horner; Probate
iIi-E, 7 q. Waerncr; Circuit Attorney,
Samuel ErSkine: Assistant Circuit At
.rg-r, r. A. NOOnaa; Administrator,
W. d. lpmis.
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COULDN'T BE THERE.
Our Next President and His
Lieutenant Regret Their Ina
bility to Attend the Democrat
ic Barbecue at Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, September AT the
Democrat barbecue here, yesterday, the
following letters were read;
GovERoSoR's ISLAND,
New YORK HARBoR.
70 r. ". Duacher, ChairmGn, DC, stat,
Sirsct, iibdny, ". Y:
DEAR SIR-I am compelled by my en-
gagements to deny myself the pleasure
Oi accepting your invitation to the poll
tical barbecue of the Nolan Association
in Albany on the lst OF September. |
regret my inability to be present, as the
occasion will, am sure, be one Of great
importance, and will furnish an illustra-
ton OF the deep and active interest
which the people feel in the cause, We
have at heart. Thanking you ior your
letter of the Goth inst,
am yours truly,
WINFIELD 5. HANCOCK.
INDIANAPOLIS, August II, 1880.
To T. ~ Ddncher, Esq, .llbuny, ~ T.;
DEAR SIR-It would afford me pleasure
10 accept your kind invitation to attend
the political barbecue TO be given by the
Nolan Campaign Association, on the lst
OF September, but circumstances would
hardly admit OF my leaving this post OF
danger at that time, and so | am reluc-
tantly compelled to decline your invita-
ton. We are counting confidently up
on the vote of the great Empire State
for Hancock and English, and will see
that the vote OF Indiana is cast for the
same ticket. Very respectfully,
WN. III ENGLISH,
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THE NAVAL DEMONSTRATION
Looked Upon at Constantlnople as Only
Method of Moral Persuasion.

CoxsrANTINOPLE, September 2.-lt Is
asserted the powers only agreed to the
naval demonstration rs u method OF
moral persuasion, and that they do not
intend to land troops or employ any
other form OF coercion. 1t is said Eng.
land and Russia have instructed their
commanders to endeavor to treat with
the Albanian chiefs Austria, however,
objects to this course. The Porte has
vainly endeavored to gain Austria's
good offices on the Greek question.
LONDON, September .. "A Berlin dis
patch says: II Is understood that the
naval demonstration in the Turkish wa
ters will commence on the 18th inst.
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A CURIOSITY.
An Otfice-Holder who Refuses to Allow
HIS Clerks to be Assessed.

An Otiice- -HOIder VINO heIuses 20 hIEO"
HIS Clerks to be Assessed.
WASHINGTON, September 2.-The fact
that Postmaster James, OF New York,
has refused TO allow his clerks to be as
ssssed for political purposes has been
officially called to the attention OF the
Postmaster General by the National Re
publican Committee. Nothing can be
done. however, as James is too good an
officer 20 turn out, and the President is
not willing to rescind his civil service or
der. officially, despite its daily fagant
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sAXoNY CELEBRATES.

Statue OF Germania Unveiled ct Dresden,
Yesterday.
DRESDEN, September 2.-The statue
OF Garmania was unveiled here yester.
dav. 1t was erected as a memorial OF
the share taken by the Saxon army in
the war Of 1870 King Albert, Queen
Caroline, Count Herbert Won Bismarck,
Prince Milan, OF Servia, and the French
and American diplomatic representa-
tiyes were present.
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R.,- DE- cnapIn seriously III.

\Ev YORK, September Rev. DIR.
{ II. Culpin, the well known Cniyer-
,''7' pastor. is seriously Ill. He is re-
.uel! n weight FROM 22O POUNDS a few
6ssAs 40 10 40 pounds.
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TERRIBLE DISASTER
Sixty Eight Spanish Soldiers Lose Their
Lives BY the Fall OF Bridge.

MADRID, September "A wooden
bridge over the river EbrO, near Logro..
no, fell to-day, while Il battalion OF
troops was crossing One captain, three
lieutenants and sixty-lour men were
drowned.
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FROM THE FAR EAST.
Atfars IN Afrhsnistan-An Estimate Of
Ayoob's Force-He Apologies TO Gen.
Roberts, aud is Invited TO Surrender.


Roberts, and is Invited to Surrender.
LONDON, September 1.-The Niceroy
Of India telegraphs that Gen. Stewards
rear guard arrived at Dalla, Wednesday,
yesterday, and reports from Cabul
say all is well there; that the Ameer is
assidious in personally conducting the
public business, that trade is reviving
and goods are arriving from Jelallabad.
Col. st. John reports that AyOob
Khan's force consists Oi 1000 regulars,
four regiments at Ghazis whereof one
third have fire arms, 2,OJO cavalry and
twenty-eight guns.
Ayoob Khan has written General
Roberts an apolOgetic letter, saying that
he was forced to fight. Gen. Roberts
replied that he (Ayoob Khan must sur
render Internationally.
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Steamer Disabled.

New ORLEANS, September "A crack
in the main shaft OF the steamer Clty oi
Mexico, ready for sailing for Vera Cruz;
mstes i necessary ior unloading and
docking up the ship for repairs.
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". .. coupons
New
New Four-snd one
New ......,..'...--Il y
Pacific skies ol
RAILROAD BoSDs-Active aud gpner.
ally strong and higher, with Erie, DEN
yer and Rio Granie, Z. Z. Il |. &. In.
comes and Lake Erie and Western in.
comes the most prominent IN the al
vance.
STATE BoyDs-Dull.
SroCRs-rhe market was active and
strong throughout the greater part of
the day and under brisk purchases prices
advanced steadily and closed at orabout
the best figures oi the dav. Theimproyo
ment from the lnw' 4 po ut ranged iron,
!@2s per cent, Lake Ene aud Western.
the Mantank coal shares, T., 4. * |. g.,
the granger and coal shares. Hannibal
and 81. joseph, Wabash Pacific, Cnica-
go, Burlington and Qnincy, Erie, OHio
and Mississippi and Western Union be.
ING the most prominent IN the dealings.
There was lively speculation in 81.
Joseph securities, on the reports that
the arrangement with the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy people have been
largely increased earnings. Msn ank
Con! was strong again to-day anl
advanced from Sll Ia S3i
bid 1T the close. 4 time loan for large
amount was negotiated on the stock at
seventy dollars par share. c. {. u ]. {.
was in active demand and the pool IA il
talk confidently OF it's future earnings.
Denver and Rio Granau railroad increase
SllS,O00 for the fourth week ui August,
and S3iO,000 for the month; inrrras,
sine. July lst S590, ,O20. The Iron Noun
tain company announce the Payment.
October l2th hcNt, OF :! per cent
interest on their sccoLd preferred
income bonds, being the past
due interest Tor iIiteen months, ending
July last.
The transactions ou the Stock Tx
change aggregated 2jG 00o shares. II
which 1000 were CcGtral Arlzpna, TO-.
900 c., &. X |. G., 220J {. B. 4 q,
$1,000 Delaware, l.acEawanna and IVES
tern, ) 800 Delaware aud Hudson, 500
Denver aud RIO Grandr, 1000 Erlc,
81 600 Hannibal and ~. Joseph, $500
Iron Mountain. $500 Kansas and Texas.
u, 100 Lake Shore 2.iUJ Michigan Cen
tral, 1900 MontaIk coal shares, 1900
Northwestern, 5000 New Jersey Central,
1000 New York Central, 1000 Northern
Pacific, 900 Ohio and Mississippi.
$500 Pacific MAJ ~. iO) -. Paul t.u0O
Union Pacific, lG,OOO Wabash and Pa
cilic, 1000 Western Union and 1000
Lake Ere and Western.
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ALL HANDS LOST.

A Steamer Shifts Her Cargo and Foun-
ders at Sea,
LoxDoX, September 2.--The steamer
Hardwick, from Odessa Tor Bristol,
loaded with barley, shifted her cargo
and foundered at sea. All on board
were lost, except one fireman.