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. LEApyILLE LIED ABOUT.
This is tina Opinion OF TalmaEe, Who Ha
Been There 10 See.

4hAh ~ AAAhlAhNt WAst 4.H%'
Been There 10 See.
NEW YoRK, September 12.-At the Brook.
lyn Tabernacle this evening Rev. Tslmage
said: Leadvills Is the most lied about city
in the Udited States. Itis q miracle Of
enterprise aud differs from other cities
only in having It's wickedness on the sur
face.
That story circulated through the coun.
try about my exploring dance-houses in
LeadvIlle in company with q friend was a
mere newspaper enterprise. All my ex'
ploring was done In about six minutes
from the wide open doors OF one gambling
house to another. Leadyille needs no ex'
ploring.
more telephones for its population than
any other city In the Onion. II has live
clergymen, too, and It's churches are
thronged. There Is no other instance oil
such sudden aud peculiar accumulation oI
people, with such few outbreaks Of i'm
morality. Perfect order relgns.
A man Is safe there as on the principa
street OF Brooklyn. There are more
murders In Brooklyn or New York tha.
IAadyille. They have Vigilance Com
mittee composed oi their solid citizen
and business men, whose work is TO boos
the rather slow and cumbrous law. Tn,
day before ] arrived they hanged two mel
and over eighty sconndrels At once tool
the hint and left the place.
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LONDON, September ia Berlin d. :,
patch says: Dueling is increasing iu tlr
German army at an almost alarming rt
Count Goltz, of the Captain Genersl
staff, has been killed by brother offit :
In an encounter near Fulda. GensNI
Count. Won der GOltz Ia one Of the EN-
peror's Aides decamp, but II can scarcely
be probable that he Is meant,
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-, y.t York Herald is daily becom.
=, none critical Of the Democracy. 1t
:, ,ar, ,ba. the probabilities Of success
',,,r,ly =, with the Republicans. Alter
',l,,sIection in Maine we expect to
- ',,S. Brald flop decidedly over to the
g,SaSIIeSn side.
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ANOTHER.

CINCINNATI, September 12.-In a dis.
turbance late last evening in Coviugton,
KY, the police undertook TO arrest two or
three colored men, when one OF them, Joe
Saunders, resisted. aud was shot aud In
stantly killed. officer Lawrence Is sup
posed 10 have fired the fatal shot.
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3gTA TABLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852
HAYES, ZIG IouRNEY.
nl.hop sImp.oa tnle. sIeh whl

bishop simpson Takes Sick while
PreachInE- Called ON by settlers.
SAN FRANCISCO, September l2.-The
President and Mrs. Hayes attended ser.
vice to-day at the First NJ. E. Church, on
Powell street, near Washington. The
congregation which assembled filled the
building to its utmost capacily. Bishop
Simpson, who is in the city, filled the pull.
pit, and had but fairly begun his SER
mon when he was taken with aconsestiye
chill. He was at once removed 10 neigh
boring house, and theannouncement soon
made 10 the congregation that his condi'
ton was improved and the symptoms 10
vorable. The Rev. gentleman had for
several days been suffering from symp-
toms OF fever and sgue. The President
to-day Is the guest OF Captain Goodall,
business partner Of Governor Perkins.
A committee OF settlers from fresno
county,, Mussel Slough region, TullaTe
county, waited on President Hayes at
the Palace Hotel. The committee was
composed OF DR.. ]. B. Plewelling, j. ].
Doyle r. ]. Clark and j. Cotiey. The
stated object OF their visit was TO present
him an address setting forth the true
history OF the recent strife between them
and the Southern Pacific R z. Co. They ask
his careful consideration OF the document,
and asked him to visit Sanford, so he
might see people who transformed desert
lands in that section into productive
farms, and convince himself they were
not outlaws. They stated that they con.
sidered the evictions unjust and cruel,
as the question Of who were properly
entitled 10 the possession Of the lands was
now pending before the United States Su-
preme Court. The President received the
address and replied that he would do all
that he could consistently for the cause of
the settlers.
PRESIDENT HAYES GOES TO THR THEATRE.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 1.-THE
President and party visited Baldwin's
theatre this evening to witness the perfor-
nance OF Ninon, occupying two lower
boxes on the right Of the stage.
The boxes were handsomely decorated
with the National emblems for the occa.
sion. The audience received the party
with rounds Of applause on their entrance.
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P4ExEsBuRa, WA, September H.
Jas, Foley, brakeman on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, had both legs cut off
to-day. He was btaking on train, and
while the train was backing into the yard
at the shops, by some accident fell between
the cars with the above result. There Ia
very little hope OF his recovery,
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Car. SrrAEr announces himself as a
,,3d,,s for Judge in the fourth circuit,
,.J.ftbe amendments. The great Com
.,,.r says in his card that he will not
r,d.csnd to electioneer for such posi-.
10, bu.il the people want him he stands
.iy 10 serve them. The slippery old
s.a.leon is on the independent lay this
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STIRRING EVENTS
ON THE OTHER SIDE OF TIE 4DEEp
BLUE SEA-"
The ImpendInx Crisis In the East-Ths
Naval Denomination Postponed
An Heiress Born 10 the span.
ish ishThrone-Rxpioring
Niger River, &c.
conPLIcATIoNsIN IN rnE EAST.
The Misunderstanding and Doub,s TIN
Peryade European Anairs.

LONDON, September 1l.-A dispatch
from Vienna saws Greek iron.cIad and
two t,,sa,oo h..a t,.a, o.i..oJ - - -
w. A'e Se ', .'e SssA oiu'ieu W cruise
on the Atlanuc coast
A dispatch from Vienna SAYS: The idea
that the interview between Prince Bis.
marck and Baron Won Haymerle has been
for the purpose OF making any positive
stipulation 70 provide against eventuali.
ties in the East, and, above all, against
the possible separation act Of England and
Russia, may be entirely dismissed.
The Times, ina leading article discuss.
ing the rumors that England and Russia
were TO adopt isolated action on the Mon.
tenegrin question, says: "Not only Is
there no reason for anticipating such q
course on the part OF England, but there
Is the strongest reason for pronouncing Il
impossible"
A Vienna dispatch TO the Times SAYS:
It Is believed in diplomatic circles here
that an understanding was arrived at be.
tween the Powers Thurday last, by which
the Montenegrin question may be con.
sidered as settled.
A Constantlnople dispatch says the
for . few davs.
CoSsrANTINoPLR, September ia
meeting of Albanian Chiefs at Argyo Gas.
tro resolved rather to declare Albania in
dependent OF the Porte than 10 permit
the cession OF Dulcigno to Montenegro.
Novikof, the Russian Ambassador, has
proposed 10 bis colleagues TO support Rus
sla,s 3. allinatum demanding the execution
70 sSpes 10 the a. ests ~ OF
national guard for the protection Of for.
eigners in COnstantinople. The French,
German and Austrian Ambassadors con.
considered the proposition impracticable.
Inc naval demonstration has been post
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NRwpOEr, R. l., September l9.-The
summer residence recently purchased by
Prof. Alexander ARassiz, burned this
morning. It was located near Prof
AgassiEs house and had been occu'
pied since It was built, FIVE years ago, Id
owner being III in Europe. Worth abou
S22 600. Insured. a
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TEDstics table that purports to give
Asinlis Of both parties in Ohio as to
hJssh county Of the State will vote.
OrseisbbOr Belmont, is put down fol
20 Democratic majority by the Demo
ns, Iad 800 Republican majority by the
lfs5iiaas, a variation Of 600. A Re-
ESiaa majority Of 1000 in Jefferson il
a'aisd by the Democrats, whereas l zoo
idiusd by the Republicans. The Dem
'ezs sliin amsjOrity Of 2 500 in Monroe,
laAs Republicans only concede 1000
is'Lar claim !, 600 In Harrison, and tn,
iesseats concede 600. The Republicans
can the State by 24.54O majority, Will,
sIDtnOerats claim it by s,575 majority
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TuyrR, the Greenback candidate
'b, S,.,iJ.ut, i, now satisfied that he ad.
~ .I,bs wrong men when be cauvassed
sI ,'s,a,, He addressed the voters,
-, -, bS.hould have spent his time on
.-,syS
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NEw YoRx, September 1l.-Tanner to-
day sat for chronological bust and also
posed for wax figure, The latter will be
shipped soon alter completion, In co mpapy
with the cots used during the Doctors
fast, to Madame Tussaud's waxwork col.
lection, in London.
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40 official communication from Mr..
lAu B. laidIey, Superintendent Of the
C,..u. for the Second district, shows that
Apterained population of that district
-a1pisiug twenty cOunties-is pa, ,6O7
rs enumeration, added to tho enumera.
aiu the First district Of S74, ,S07, makes
hppalatiOn Of the whole State exactly
nsA
hlSO the population was 442,Ol4. Sc
E1As increase is 40 per cent.
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HARDMAs swrrcH, W. Va, September
ll.-A freight train passing west this
morning struck two men, one named d.
w. shafer, who died In three hours after.
wards; the other, unknown, had his head
cut completely oH.
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LoSo RuS, W. VA. September lI.-As
an Eastbeund freight train was passing
this station this afternoon, Brakeman Jas.
Foley fell down between the cars, and had
both legs cut OF. No hopes Of his recov.
cry are entertained.
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Extraeilng Gold from spring water.

San FRASclsco, September 1l.-A dis,
patch from Callistoga says: Excitement
has existed in ills vicinity for thepast two
weeks over the report that the hot springs
here carry large quantities Of gold in solu.
ton. A:O.. .Tichner, who recently bought
the Hot Springs hotel property has been
at work for the past two weeks extracting
gold from water by process known only
TO himself. Experiments up to yesterday
afternoon showed he has succeeded In ex-
tracting 81, ,060 from ten barrels OF water.
The gold is Of the highest grade OF fine
ness, and as the springs in the locality are
very numerous, and the volume of water
exceedingly large, Il would be useless to
attempt TO estimate their value ifthey con.
tinue TO yield as rich return as expert
ments have proved thus far.
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Il, PrEEsoS, editor Of the Weston
~ ~, and candidate for the House
E ,n,.,,,.,, signifies his willingness to
p",i n competitor, Mr. Andrew Edmis.
:, ain. debate.
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The Wenyer's STRIKE.

BL6cxBuRS, ESo September Eat a
meeting oftbe wages committee last night
II was decided to bring out either Accrlpg.
ton or Great Harwood on the strike, but
final decision was postponed pending q
farther shop meeting Of the weayers at the
beginning OF the week.
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New YoRx, September 11.-Arriyed;

NEW YORK, September 1l.-Ariyed /;
De Ruyter, from Antwerp.
Arrived: Britannia, from Liverpool.
Arrived: Steamship Sueyia, from Ham
burg.
livERrooL. September l1.-Arrived: Is
trian, from Boston. 5i
San FRANCISCO, September 1.-THE
Government ysctt Frida arrived to-day
from her unsuccessful trip to Socorro Is
land, and went direct TO Mare Island.
LONDON, September IL. Steamships
France, from New York, and Ohio, from
Philadelphia, arrived out.
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CIARkspuRo, W. Va, September H.
While freight hands were polling their
train ont Of the siding at the mines here
this afternoon the pole slipped and hurt
engineer F. Gilman very seriously.
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HAvRE, September 1.-THE steamship
Frisia, from Hamburg for New York, took
$3.50, 900 OF gold on board here, making
the total amount Of specie carried by her
70 America 81 10000,
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YtasEiscts a Governor and Legislature
Hqya. She will vote to-day for Gov.
"a, asabers of the Legislature and
ais&uhtives in Congress. Also upon
lFs9e,d amendment to her Constitu'
aSIshtch a plurality instead Of ma
~ nav hereafter elect a Governor
aLEi.llture to be elected to-day will
!. sa', United States Senator to succeed
iatlSll Ilanlin alter the 4.h Of March
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PHtLADELPHiA, September l2.-Dr. John
Buchanan, the bogus diploma vender of
this city, who was arrested ip St Clair,
Mich, last Thursday, arrived here this
morning and was locked up in MOyamen-
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SAN FRAScIsco, September l1.-At the
Bay District Park to-day, with rough track
and weather and bad start, r. s. Haley,
OF the Olympic Club, ran 220 yards In
twenty.thfee seconds.
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NEw YoRK, September 1.-THE earn
irss oil the Lake Shore Railroad increased
sl03, 900 In the hrst week Of September,
aud the St. Paul road gains SIS, 900 for the
same period.
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LONDON, September l2.-A train from
Waterloo station, London, for Hampton
Court, colllded with an engine last even
ing. -Four persons were killed and thirty
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DIstinEuished yIsitor..

BERLIN. September l2.-The King and
Queen Of Greece, and the Crown Prince Of
Austria have arrived here.
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oprssA, September I2.-The steamer
Moscow sailed Saturday for the Pacific,
with two torpedo boats.
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LlrrLg RoCK.


~ -I'iE Rock, September ll.-It is be.
GsSsals as proposed amendment 10 the
s,s,laoa s,iaaoa is defeated. The official
asCeasAry to determine.
n STEAMER SUNK.
y u ,.,e s,eanetJ. G. Fletcher sunk in three
/, n si s,I,ye above Dardanelle yesterday.
'Sl probably be raised.
AEtEsIAS WATER.
" \ ne ses depth Of ], 100 feet, an artesian
W, ss 6tvelOpeG a strong vein Of sail
sS.' ,sII aSIsh rose to tho hight Of 700 feel
wy,
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seaham Disaster.

LONDON, September 1.-THE Govern.
ment inspector has officially announced
his conclusion that the number OF the dead
at seaham Is close upon 1875.
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A Dead Oakley.

PLAlSrlELD, n. j., September 12.-At
about midnight Saturday, John johnson, !,
a colored coachman, killed Samuel Wilson,
also colored.
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Sowing Democratic and Greenbacl
allrir mn. Al 4 nRonnhIiaa.aniA ni 400


As'Hy over the Republicans Of 492.
Iaa year the democrats and Green
,sl'H have not got alGng as harmoni.
AlH they did last yeAr The latter
% some time ago to see that fusion
.aaIiaFkeY for the Democrats aud buzz
!. W ''t the Greenbackers; hence they
~ ~ a''lnalgamated closely. The Green.
, t.nOI Maine have also soured good
= ~'a the AAbams election. They do
n's'aA such Ons.sidsd way of voting.
~ SaN y IAsy are not playing into the hands
s' democracy as much as formerly.
'a' dscidsd probabilities are that the
a ss9'NIeans will elect their candidate ior
s.''a'' ,.,' Oy at tIeas! 5000 majority, and
s,sg!.laliarity : Of the Legislature. II they
e,i..',a n.y. much o. a majority Il will be an
Ss,IS1tAole victory. They will also
to'y 10y elect four ol the Ave members oi
me- possibly all five. II they do Il
oelglin Of two. :
sIss y, iI news will be awaited with great in
al over the country,
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iErssdi, Oiths country is good.
A.r'rency was never better.
h.buGnessiuterests are thriving.
AsadusrieS are fully at work.
lhss d no corruption in high places.
hhie Affairs are economically con-
lad.
door and prosperity abound in the
nm
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BuT,

isDenOcnts want a change.
n'olidsOuth wants to run things.
Asall DOzer is hungry for Office.
a'IaIs to wave the States Rights rag,
y FEE Traders wants the duties 10,
tad
Asa Slave oligarchy want on top.
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GALENA, ILL., August %.

GALENA, ILL.,, August ~.
My DEAR GOVERNOR RouTT-We arri
we'd here last Thurtday evening all well
without fatigue aud without dust, rair
having preceded US all the way. Mrs
Grant has made up her mind not to leave
Galena again until we break up for the
winter. / must 60, however, nearly con
tinually 10 attend State and county fairs
soldiers reunions, political meetings, &c
The Republicans seem TO feel great conf
dence in carrying New York and Indiana
II they do we are safe. and another four
years will probably see the breaking up
OF the Democratic party and the organiZa-
ton OF two National parties exercising the
franchise freely, without fear, in all sec
tions alike.
Yours truly, U. S. GRANT.
The other OF these is a private letter to
General @. A. Arthur, in which General
Grant SAYS:
When 20 East do not want 10 return
here before next spring, excepting one
day-the second Of Noyember-to cast a
vote for Garfield and Arthur, and would
prefer not to break up so soon. l
hope you may have rousing meeting
that may awaken the people to The impor-
tance OF keeping the control Of the Gov
ernment in the hands Of the Republican
party until we can have two National par.
ties; every memberof which can cast his
ballot as his judgment dictates, without
fear Of molestation or ostracism, and have
1t honestly counted-parties not differing
in opinion as 10 whether we are Nation,
but as to the policy 10 secure the greatest
good to the greatestnumber ofits citizens.
sincerely believing that the Democratic
party, as now constituted, is not . ft party
to trust with. the control OF the General
Government, l believe 1t is to the interests
OF all sections, South as well as North,
that the Republican party should succeed
in November. 9I
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A sKIRMIsH.

RAausA, September 1.-THE Albanian
volunteers having momentarily quilted
their positions near Dulcigno, they we're
occupied by regular Turkish troops. The
volunteers afterwards endeavored TO regain
their positions, but were repulsed, with
the loss Of few wounded.
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An increase of s2,2O9,42l ss, which
really represents only the interest on the
increased debt. ofcourse national taxesare
not included in the above amount.
The total assessed valuation OF the State
is 81, ,547, ,746 600, against 81 ,l87, ,731 697 in
1870, S959,S67 ,l0l in 1880, S433, ,s72, ,632
in 1850 and sl28, 900, 600 In 1871. The as
sessed valuation Of Hamilton county Is
500, 1924, ,069; Of Cuyahoga, SIS 4g2, $50; OF
franklin, $50, ne $50; Of Montgomery,
$44,S92, $40; Of Lucas, So, 2,59S, ,425, and OF
Butler, S3S, ll9, ,243.
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GENERAL GOSSIP.
rmE pREsIDENI,s soJouRN AT THE
GOLDEN GATE.
The Passion Play 10 be Proiueed In New
York-Ihe eEquestro-Pedestrinn Con-
test at ChicaEo-AnniyersAry
Celebrations at BaItimore5
various Other Aeus.
rHEPAssIoS PLAY.

Tue Daring Departure Proposed TO be
Taken NJ BooIh's Theater-A Play Rep.
reseniIng the Last Days of the Life Of
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pebt and TaxnlIon in ONTO.


The tabulation Of the wealth, debt and
taxation Of the State Of Ohio has Just been
completed by the census office, and exhib-
its large increase in the valuation over
1870, only moderate increase in taxation
and marked increase in the debt, the
latter being exclusively in the large cities,
The figures given below for the debt are
those Of the separate civil divisions Of the
State. The county debt, for example,
embraces all the Indebtedness for any
purpose Of the county considered as
civil division apart from the townships or
the towns, villages, school districts or cities,
which are geographically included within
its, limits, The figures also are for the fis,
cal year ended September l, 1873: Coun-
ty debt, bonded and floating, s., ,9B2 64S II;
city debt bonded and floating, SIS, ,57l 1885,.
66;town, village and township debt, bonded
and floating, q, ,66S, ,934 49,; bonded school
debt, Sl.45l, 1872. Total local debt, Si4,.
654, ,l6S 55. Besides this local debt there
Is funded State debt. consisting Of loans,
amounting to S6,478. sos 80, and an ire.
ducible State debt OF trust funds amount
Ing to 81 .2S9, us 81, making q grand total
OF State Indebtedness OF all kinds amount
ing to S55, 5,420, ,692 81. In the amount Of
local debts TO deduction has been made
OF the cash on hand to pay debt reported
from number OF counties and cities. The
amount OF cpsh on hand to September !,
1873, was s., lS8, ,722 Al. BY the census OF
1870 the county debt OF the State, bonded
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WORDS OF WISDOM
ADDRESSED TO rHE1xD1ANA GREEN.
BACKERs.
The DefnIte Results OF the Vermont Elte.
tions-An Increased MpJorIry-Oiher
TImeIy Topics of a Political Ma.
ture from Various See
lions Of the Country.
GRANT AGAIN.

The General Acquiring Quite a PANE n,
Letter writer.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-Two more
private letters from General Grant have
just been given to the public, and show
the extent Of his Republican earnestness
in the present campaign. One Of them Ia
this private letter to Governor Routt, ol
Colorado: a-i .N .tA