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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-07
ARKANSAS ELECTION.
Sixty Thousand Democratic Ma
iOrity.

LITTLE Rock, September 6.-The in
dications are that at the election for all
the State and county officers and mem
bers of the Legislature, to-day, the
Democrats carried the State by the usual
majority. The election here passed off
quietly. The Republicans claim the
election OF w. S. Oliver, as sheriff Of
Pulaski county. Nothing definite
can be ascertained, however, before
morning. The election here to-day was
very quiet and peaceable. There were
three tickets in the field in this county
Democratic, Republican and Green
back. 1t will take an official count to
determine the result. The main
question voted upon was the proposed
amendment to the constitution,
repudiating certain bonds, which was
defeated in this county by over 1000
majority. Reports from Jefferson, Mil
Ter and other counties report an over
whelming majority against it. 1t is the
opinion OF Col. Smithe, Chairman OF the
State Central Committee, that the
amendment is defeated and the Demo-
cratic State ticket elected by G0,000 ma
inrity
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A HORRIBLE DISCOVERY.
4 Man Goes Fishing and Finds
the Murdered Bodies of His
Two Sons in the Water Near
IawrencevilIe, $. T..

LAwRENCEvILLE, 5. c., September G.
Mr.. Henry Grier, an old citizen oil New
burg county, made startling and sick.
ening discovery Saturday morning. 1t
seems that he was very fond oil fishing,
and Saturday started for his usual Sat
urday all-day fish. He went to his
iavoritc place, the Little river, and
threw in his hook, but the fish did not
bite. Looking into the water, he
saw the outlines OF mans body
on the bottom. Horrifed, he at
once summoned help. When the body
was taken out, the men found another
near it. Old man Grier fell back aghast
when he discovered that both of the
bodies were those OF his only sons,
young men aged twenty-one and twenty
four.
An examination showed that a terri
bic deed had been committed. The old
est of the young men had bullet wounds
IN the left breast and back. The other
one in the breast. In addition to the
bullet wounds the bodies had been
weighted down bv large rocks, tied to
them. The cause of the tragedy is not
known. The young men had not been
missed from home. The affair causes
intense excitement
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THE COURTS.
COUNTY COURT JUDGE BOYD,

NO'NAi NpChl JUDI BOYD.
Court met at 9 M.
The Grand Jury was charged and re-
tired to consider the presentments be-
lore 1t. 1t made the following return
Emmett Wells, petit larceny-true
bill.
Joseph Gill, petit larceny-true bill.
Fred X. Davis alias jeff Davis, petit
larceny-true bill.
John Grey, assault and battery true
bill.
The following bills were returned not
true: j. o. Paden, Joseph Greene, Ed
ward Christman and DAME Arnett,
charged with keeping gaming house.
Mary Barber alias Oyster Moll alias
Blue Goose, charged with keeping a
house oflll-fame,
Ella Robinson, for selling beer, wine,
porter, ale, and other drinks OF like
nature.
Robert Kane, assault and battery.
The following was the civil business:
&. Welty Il Bro. vs. John Farley, in
assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff ior
Sl59.60 and costs.
Desney 4 Cromwell vs.. Parker Bros,
in assumpst. Judgment for plaintiff
for SlS7 50 and costs.
Malseed, Hawkins & Co., VS.. w. j.
Sitter in assumpsit. Judgment for
plaintiffs for S236 SIS and costs.
Second naturalization papers were
granted to Joseph Freith, Charles
Weilzell, Ledwig Beltz, natives OF Ger
many; and to John McDonaugh, native
OF Ireland.
+. w. Dunaway was qualified as a
notary public. Bond $3.50 with X. ii.
Phillips security.
G. \. Oldham, Esq, was admitted to
practice in this court.
Adjourned until 9 A. NJ. to-day.
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MURDER WILL OUT.
The Believing of II Herd of
Cows Discover a Foul Muir
der.

PRINCETON, ISD., September 6 The
murder OF Sandiorl Harland, OF this
(Gibson) county, was discovered by one
ui those singular processes that soEe-
time seem to be directed by Providence
in the in tillment OF the decree that
"Whosoever sheddeth mans blood by
man shall his blood be shed " Harland
had been set upon by William Martin,
James Stages, and man named ker-
land. In selt.deiensc Hdrland cut
Stages, and thus freeing himself fled to
the woods. lie was followed by the
three men, and pounded to death, and
his body secreted in the woods. A herd
of cattle grazing near by scented the
blood and set up terrific believing,
which they kept up until the parties
went and got the body and threw 1t In
To the Wabash river, giving out that
Harland was accidentally drowned. A
passing boat washed up the body, and
the terrible wounds upon 1t discovered
the murder. All the participants in the
bloody crime have been arrested anu
held to answer in the Gibson Circuit
Court. Thus by the lowing OF herd OF
cattle mas murder been discovered,
and the murderers placed in the hands
of the law
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Squire Miller's Court.

For some time past this Jay Pee has
been down in the mouth, as it were, but
yesterday he had splendid boom. The
business got to be so great that report
er was specially detailed for the purpose.
Bill Love acted the part OF Sheriff to per-
lection, while Squire Miler's clerk was
iull OF dignity and importance.
The first case called was that OF John
Brown, who was charged with petit
larceny by Il man named John Hill.
Although Brown had returned the
money stolen one dollar and Il hall still
he was bound over TO the court; being
unable to give bond he was ordered to
his dungeon cell. Squire Miller was
visibly moved by the tears OF the mans
wife and boy, but bound to do his duty
he said, "Well, you'll have to go any
how" That ended that.
The next case called vas that oi Jo-
seph Evans, upon whom, according TO
Juc'S story, Jacob Emshemer had CON-
mitted an assault an battery. Mr.. Ems
heimer, through his attorney, waived
an an examination, gave bond and the
case was sent to court. - Next.
The celebrated case OF Mrs. Wooster,
who claimed that Mrs. Schrump had
used loud and abusive language. The
participants were Germans and the
smiling and bland local of the IOikSJldH
was made court interpreter The case is
from South Wheeling and contains some
racy testimony, in which one woman
charges the other with having allowed a
dog to take liberties with her person.
Attorney Goode apperred for the com
plant and Attorney Cracralt for the
defense.
The case was not concluded, but was
postponed until o'clock this eXening.
This sensational case was followed by
three others, known rs the Huseman
cases. 1t is the same old family-tbat
one around on McColloch street-and
one that has been in more Justices
cases than any other.
The first warrant war sworn out by
John Huseman, the father, against Au-
gusta, the mother, and Joseph, the I'M
becie son. Charge, assault and battery;
second warrant sworn by the same
parties. Charge, breach o: the peace by
usingl oud and angry words; third war
rant, Augusta against John. Charge,
breach OF tie peace. Council
man John o. Pendleton ap-
peared for John, and Captain
Dovener represented the other sldc
Long and windy cross-examining and
arguments, during which SneIiH Love
figures up fees, clerk smiles at the girls,
Judge goes to sleep and dreams OF a
waiting supper. Finally Pendleton
SAYS, ~ think they all ought to be put
under bond" Judge-"So do |; III
put the whole gang under bonds OF 500
each to keep the peaae for six months
now get out OF this"
Large concourse OF spectators leave.
Love wants to know about those fees.
Lawyers shake hands, and the days
work is ended.
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RIVER INTELLlGENCE.

The marks on the wharf gauge last
evening indicated depth OF 3 feet 10
inches and still falling. Weather cloudy
and cooler. Business moderate.
The Andes arrived early this morning
and will load so as to return at ) O'Clock
this afternoon to Cincinnati. This boat
is ably commanded by Capt. Muhlcman.
and shippers and passengers will find 1t
to their advantage to patronlze tins ele-
CANT steamer.
The Courier is the regular Parkers-
burg packet for this morning.
The Malle RagOn has gone to bank.
The Durnai started out for ParkerS'
burg yesterday morning. This steamer
has lately been painted, has had her
machinery changed somewhat. and Is
now confidently claimed TO be the fastest
boat on the river. Captain Asa Booth
promenades the deck, and the genial
Ernie Booth is found in the clerk
office.
The carpenter OF the st. Lawrence Is
giving that steamer very neat coat oi
paint, and is repairing the boat gen
erallv. -,
PIrTsBURGH, September 6.-Rlver |
foot 3 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and pleasant. n
CINCISxATI, Sept. 6.-River 9 lee >
inches, falling. Weather cloudy and
cooler. Arrived-Chancellor', Pitts'
burgh. Departed-Icatia, rilt'bursh.
MEMPHIS, September 6.-liiver rose :
inches. Arrived-City oi Greenville,
Norton and barges, st. Louis. Departed
Kehlor and St. Genevieve, It. Louis
Threatening more rain. .,
New ORLEANS, September 6.-Weathel
cloudy and raining. Thermometer ~
Arrived-Golden Rule, Cincinnati. DE
parted-John Dippold and barges' 1t
Louis. =,
LOUISVILLE, September 6.-River illi
ING. with feet 10 inches in the canal
Weather cloudy and warm. Up
Schenck to New Orleans; Nirgie Lee
Evansville to Cincinnati; shinkIe
Memphis to Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati.
LIVE SIDCk.
CHICAGO.


CHICAGo, September 6.-The brorer.
IN" nal reports hog receipts l5,OO head:
shipments 1900 head. Market quiet
and slow at > l0c lower Tor common Ia
good; mixed packing - jOtd5 10; choice
heavy IS 2Odj 80; light - 9OG5 -.
Caltle-Reccipls 3,4OO head; ship.
mcnts |, 100 head; best good in active
demand and unchanged; common Ia
fair - SOa4 20: good u prime ~ 50,ol
5 81; butccrs' steady at - 2OCt3 30, stock.
ers ami feeders - j0G,32 -; Western half
breeds - 90Hl 90 Texans - a.;
through Texans - ijtd3 ~.
Sheep-RccrIpts 1000 head; ship.
mcnts | 800 head Market firm COM
mon to medium - 2O@4 20a}l 10.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, September G.-Cai;le-
Receipts since Friday 2,2ii head Ol
through and 9i9 head oi yard stock; to-
tai for the week ending this day 1880
head o( through and i, 3,l36 head Of To-
cal. The supply 50 FAR this week il
lighter than usual, bul fully equal To
the demand; the brs, brought about
a SOFA 100; fair To good butchers - 2jta}
1 -; common dnd light buichers - 10
63 30; stackcrs' light supply at - 0OCB
3 80. Sales to-day l,Gl5 head, or sixty
car loads.
Hogs Receipts to-day i,1:iOhead, To.
tai Tor the week l4,02j, against II, 100
the week before; Workers II 9Ota5 10;
PhiltdclphiaSsj ijGij 60
Sheep Receipts 10 day 500 head;
totalior the week 1880, against Il 800
the week before; selling SLOW ~ at about
last weeks prices.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. September Beef Cattle
Trades low and price oi tops t. higher,
quality considered; other grades IN.
changed. very best I,to , ic; lIrst quality
3.Gi,c; medium 2lGi3lc; ordinary y
d2lc; most sales ut iCti!c. Receipts
l,S7j head.
Hogs-Full supply and fair demand
for good hogs which are scarce; quota
tions GG974c Receipts G,095 head.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts 1,s92
head. Sheep 3lCrilc; mmbs i@jlc.
Cincinnati.
CIsCINSATI, September G. Hogs
Firm: common - 2jC,i Ito; light 81 10
as 10; packing - 9Oaj b; butchers
- 3ja5 ~. Receipts 800 head; ship
mcnis 90 head.
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PRODUCE
New YOrE.


Ngy YORK. September 6.-COtton-
Irregular ut ! ll.l6Gll l3 Ice; iuiurrS
steady. FIour--Weak; receipts 23,OD
barrels shipments -, 600 barrels; super.
fine western and State = 25Ca3 81; com
mon to good - 7jtal IL; good to choice
81 2OIa6 %: white wheat extra ~ l5ta1
1 60; extra Ohio s. 0OGl5 80; st. Louis
s. lOMG -; Minnesota patent process
SS25. Wheat Steady; receipts 520WO
bushels; shipments 1900 bushels; IN.
graded spring Ole; No. = 81 GOAL OF;
ungradcd 9jrdSl Oh; No. Il 00?Gr
lOl; No . 81 O3iGl 0il; No. 81 O.i
al 07l; ungradcd white 81 OO(nl Oi!;
No. PSI 90; 40. do sales $1,000 bush.
els, at II O3I@l or No. . rel seller
September, sales 100, coo bushels, at
81 O33Gl OF: seller October. sales
2sS. 900 bushels, at 81 OjlCgl 06; sell
Ter November, sales 1876 900 bushels, ut
| O7ml O7!. Corn-Mudera,ely ac
tive: receipts 30 coo bushels; shipments
279,0GO bushels; ungra!cd 5Oidjl &C.;
No > j0,mjlr; no. > seller September
5000 J0,r; seller October 52td j25r; sci.
Ter November 53.c. Oa;s-Iieavy; re.
ceipts 5i.COO bushels; western mixed
4l64lJc; white western lOn, Ale. Hay
steady and in fair demand. Coffee
Quiet and steady. Sugar-FIrm. Molas-
scs-Quiet and unchanged. Rice
Steady at 3 l6c in bond. Petroleum
stronger: United 9Osc; crude 6!@14c;
refined De. Ta!low-Drmand active at
q 5IGGG 7-l6c. Rosin-F.rm at Il I5GG
| -. Turpentinr-FIrm at 3G!c. Eggs -
Orict and steady; western I3td)l9c.
Pork Steady; new mess Sli 90Et ID OO;
nId SlG COGlG -. Beei-Firm. Cut
Meats-Quiet and firm; long clear sS 50;
shot clear - - Lard-StrOng; prime
s.cam :s 35G,S 40. Butter-Demand
fair and malket firm; western l5!Cd2Sc.
Cheese-Quiet; western flat 100 l2c.
To.edo.
ToLEpo, September u. - Wheat
Weak; No white Michigan 9jlc;
amber Michigan 95c: No. Pred Wabash,
| gl}c; seller September Ji.c; seller
October 96c; seller November 91c;
seller December gSr; No. red Wabash
Ole; rejected SJc: No. > amber Illinois
y or. Confirm; high mixed i3ic;
! no. 242.c; rejected i2,c. Oats-stcady;
No. >, 32c; No. . white 33!c.
New Orleans
Ngw ORLEANS, September G.-Cohee
demand good aud tending upward
for Rio carsoes; ordinary to prime l5itg
l63c Sugar-Good demand; open ket-
etle lO:c: yellow clarified llsc. Molas
ses-Nothing doing. Rice-Qniet; Lou
isiana ordinary to choice 5a6tc.
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ACCIDENT ON Il. y q. ROAD.
Engineer SanderSOn Killed-SiN
Cars Demolished.

tlNEr,ND, %, September G-At a
U' hour sunday U..h, special oyster
train uu the Baltimore AMI Ohio rail-
rNl wn into a cali near FostOria
wI WAS thrown from the track.
lu--uyrr William SanderSon was
wu,t a.Iiu~' th" lire box AMI held
s-H roasted % death. The fireman
EuH"dJui WIS injured in such man
.'-HN '' render him insane, and wan
."-, into the wuuiS. where he was
..-rNgri, .ruUL >iN ears We're demOl-
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CINCINNATI EXPOSITION.
LIrg Number of Visitors EN-
DPriPl

ttNCINNArr. Srp,rmber6.-The Eighth
'urtuUgt, Industrial Exposition will he
rurt to the public on "Wednesday
.Hr.,u-. Iuc Commissioners have
....'iyi 200 making u much better ar
ar-rurur ut articles alter last year ;
ayu.rlrucr. In the new building the
uuu aa,l will be devoted almost eXclu-
....v p, ceramics, wood carving and
.rl.rurr. The horticultural hall has
IN brautjiied ami Eastern florists will
'.s wear compet,. The Mayor has
-,rri "a proclamation calling on the clt'
.n, tp decorate their buildings and an
unuy.u. that alI the bells of the city
w.. h, run. al the hour announced Tor
fg~ opening. Reduced rates on great
uuu.rr ui railroads have been obtained
ouI q large number of visitors are eN-
V,.trd, especially from the South.
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OF NOTE ABROAD.
FURTHER ACCOUNT OF THE JAMAICA
STORM.
Previous Reports Not Exaggerated-Th
Flight of Ayoob Khan-Albania
Preparing to Resist. the
CessiOn Of DuIcigoo.
LOSS OF STEAMER SAN SALVADOR.

Further accounts OF the terrible cy-
clone which swept over Jamaica con-
firm the worst reports OF the disaster.
The probable loss OF the steamer San
Salvador, from Fruxillo for Havana, is
reported. Portions of India are again
threatened with famine, from drouth,
and the situation causes great anxiety
among gthei inhabitants, though they have
not yet given way to panic. Albania
is in lus'riously naming her troops pre-
paratOry to resisting the cession OF Dul-
cigno.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL
AMUSENIENTS.
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.

The Emma Abbott Company appear
at the Opera House this evening, and
present for the first time Ill this city,
Victor Masses paul and Virginia. !"
The plat or rather plan OF the opera ls
well known. The author has managed
to preserve its sweet pastoral character
i'm the scene itself, and ut the same time
the listener can easily discern spirit I
quaintness and individuality that is
simply charming. Parts OF the muse
are inexpressibly tender and very sweet
and beautiful.
The company presenting the opera is
in every way fitted for the various
roles. The Boston Herald in comment
ing on the opera says: "Much credit Is
certainly due Miss Abbott for making
the American public acquainted with so
fine work, and also for bringing 1t Tor
ward in such commendabIe style. III
was plain to see that Miss Abbott had
studied the role deeply, and that she
found in it sympathetic medium Tor
the employment OF her best abilities
She had an able coadjutor in VIM. Cas-
tie, who sang the part OF Paul with
great effectiveness. lie also acted the
part very gracefully
The company will present "ll Trova:
tore" to morrow evening, with BrIghoIi
in the leading character.
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Iii Henry, grand premium minstrel
troupe, will be here next Saturday
evening. llcnry's reputation as a cor.
net PLAYER is well known, he having
plaved in this city on several occasions.
On the 18th of October "The Great
Inter. Ocean," as it is called, will be
here. 1t is circns OF the first magni-
tude, according to the press reports.
The Darlington HdrkeVS speaks OF 1t IN
this manner: "The Great lnter-Ocean
circus has come and gone, and 1t Is the
general expression oil all that they were
satisfied. The management have put a
big show in the field this season that is
worthy OF patronage, ami the only won
der is how they can afford TO give so
much Tor so little money"
Posters bearing old Adam Forepaugh' s
countenance have been put on the clean
walls, and we suppose the old man is
coming with his show.
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AFGHAN AFFAIRS.
The Flight of Ayoob Khan

LONDON, September 6.-General Rob.
erts telegraphs from Candahar, Septem-
ber 3rd: All Ayoob Khan's guns have
been found and brought in. They num-
ber 81 pieces. Ayoob Khan has fled to
Khakrez, without stopping. He is prob
ably in Zemindwar to-day. Hashen
Khan and the other seiders and chiefs,
with two exceptions, went with him.
He had no baggage and no troops, eX.
cept few Heratee horse. els said to
have announced his intention of going
STRAIGHT To Herat.
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SEVERE STORM.
y Portion Of Richmond, Na.,
struck by u Whirlwind.

E..ntpNU, September 6.--During a
.,",r Storm Lust night whirlMInd
,.'.> tur lower portion OF the city, un-
'.a.- several buildings, prostratlng
rH..> aat doing other ddmrse. The
&.-.W.., covered a radius of not more
...f .I.. q m,.r. Another storm IL pre-
rc Tonight, accompanied by severe
..iH.,"- AMI lightning.
-"",J'Jrs during the past lew days
.-.' BEEN excessively hot. the thermome-
.s, dIr.". the middle hours OF the day,
..s.- .uw - to iO2 in the shade.
.-...a. rrp~;rJ;iouS from heat have been
-,..rft.l
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MARINE DISASTER.
Probable Doss OF Steamer San Salvador

Probable Doss OF Steamer San Salvador.
LONDON, September 6.-At the Mari
tine Exchange this afternoon the prob
able loss of the steamer San Salvador
with all on board was reported. She
left Truxillo August eth for Havana,
where she was due on the llth, and has
not since been heard from. Her agents
at Havana telegraph that they fear she
was lost in the cyclone OF the 9th. She
was an American steamer, 97l tons,
built at Wilmington, owned by London
merchants and was engaged in the cat.
tie trade. Her captain is Honduras
gentleman. Her first mate and engineer
are white men and shipped from this
port. The others are black men.
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MAN VERSUS HORSE.
The Endurance Contest in Chi
ca"o The Men Less Fatigued
VhnD the Horses.

CmcAGo, September 6-The man
horse contest OF endurance, at the Pa
vilion, at the end of twenty-iour hours
stood rs follows:
Horses Spectator, l30; Betsy Ba-
ker. lO9; Close, OF Texas, l05.
Men-Dobler. III; Schock, 100;
Bvrne. 100; Nint, %; Coleston, 81:
Cole. 81; Crawford, 81; krohne, So;
Connolly, S3; Fox, IS; Jackson, IL. :,
The men seem to be lar less iatigued
than the horses, and are jogging along
without apparent effort.
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Grant and Son.

MINIATURES, September 6.-The S1't,-
NETS Madison special SAYS: Gen. Grant:
Col. Fred. Grant and Gen. Rawiey, OF
Galena. arrived there to-day to attend
the State fair. They will be given a
steamboat excursion tomorrow, anu
reception at the house Of Col; Villas in
the evening. On Wednesday Gen,
Grant and party take trip to Devils
Lake, leaving ior Chicago in thsevening.
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\ ROTTEN LIMB OF THE
LAW
Attempts Suicide tO Escape Pun
iShment for Forgery.

C.lJNTUs. o., September 6.-Charle:
Miller. Jt,Oruey-at,lIW, and son ot eX
state senator VIM. Miller, attempted Ia
commit suv,ilr to-day bv taking a
.a.v ju,r ot morphine. Tie recently
r..-. Isl .JIrcr.s name % two checks,
ul.. SO anil one Ot $50 and had them
r.ys.l by two leading mercantile
.m- To-day Miller, ST, had his bank
... balanced and discovered the iOr-
-...- ilr ,Jil be- mad iorsiysn such
shortcomings as thv-" long enough and
Ny, uuw willing the law should take its
course uu u"Iugss a warrant had been
issue, ,'r u.w, young Miller took NOR
phur. ru' tu- poison made him very
~..S ami a- w., probably live.
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THE DULCIGNO CEssIoN.
Albania Augmenting Her Forces

CoNsrANTINoPLE, Sept. 6.-Thirty-fve
hundred Albanians are encamped out.
side Dulcigno, and their numbers are
constantly augmentine, as the Porte, it
is said, furnishes them with every facil-
ity in levying the army and transport.
ing recruits. The force in Gusinge and
Tust is being similarly increased.
Should Risa Pacha fail to persuade the
Albanians to permit the peaceful trans
fer OF Ducigno, the Turkish troops will
retire to Scutare, leaving the powers TO
act rs they please.
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INDIA.
Again Threatened with Famine

Asulu 4hIeaIohSo WIN ehi'HS'
LONDON, September Ga Calcutta
dispatch says: The districts which are
threatened with famine are Ahmednu,
Nuggur, Poonah and Shalapore, where
the rainfall during June and July was
from five to six inches below the average.
The situation causes great anxiety,
though it is too soon to give way to a
panic, as good rain during September
would avert the possibility OF an actual
lrnn,h
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THE LOST VERA CRUZ.
Surviving Crew and Passengers
En- Route for New York.

Cu.RLESrON, ;. c, September b.-SlN
oithe crew OF the City OF Vera Cruz,
Charles smith, second assistant engin-
eer: Charles Brandenberg, quarter
master; James Kelly, Mason Talbot,
JoLn Greenfield and Toomer Drumbald,
seamen, together with o. h. Owens and
the surviving passengers, arrived here
this morning from Jacksonville, Florida.
They leave tomorrow for New York.