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Tarsatistics show that the number Of
Ctmans who have LETT the fatherland
tttt January Of this year up toJune 9Oth,
X vay Of Hamburg and Bremerhaven
lNo important German portsl to be $780,.
bN Olthis number l4S,0O0 came to this
susty anil 1000 settled in other coun.
tts ldsexpcCted that more than 100000
Isra will leave Germany during the
ttmtt III months from the two ports
tlnd Estimating that each immigrant
tSrs only 100 marks, or about
EL ibis country derives through
IBIS source an addition Of nearly 100000
bisaptal, saying nothing Of the fur
nie' acquisition Of aquOrtcr Of n million
dtoPewhosc robust health, frugal habits
Md enduring energy become a source oi
bundles future wealth TO the country.
The German Government regards \ lie
lata with a great deal Of concern, but
nj AdoIph Wagner, in u recent speech,
attempted to console his audience with the
lsannce that the Germans were n fruitful
POPe, 30 fruitful thatthe increase oipopu.
itoncaeh year exceeded by half q million
be o@es BY death. pw.5aE "
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NORTHMEsTERN sPoRrs.
Lady Racers at SIInneapoIIs-Up In Bal.
loon HOyS.

loon nOys.
ST, PAUL, MINI, September l2.-The do
layed races at Minneapolis had fair run
to-day. The only one OF public interest
was the twenty mile woman race for the
championship Of the world, between Miss
Cooke, Of California, and Mrs, Robinson,
Of London. This was failure. Mrs.
Robinson tainted at the end OF the fourth
mile, and Miss Cooke rode two miles more
and was declared the winner.
Professor Kings balloon, "Great North
West" after initiating with hydrogen all
day, rose slugglshly at $50 o'clock. There
was no wind and 1t was apparently over
trelghted with Eve Journalists and signal
service men, seven persons and 500 pounds
Ofblggnge Eth .s
After being In the air in full, sight for
half an'hour II slowly settled between the
bluffs near Fl Smelling. 1t Is believed
that It has landed, although no word has
been received
The latest from Kings balloon Is: After
nearly landing on the tree tops liberal
quantity Of ballast was thrown off, and Il
arose again and slowly sailed of toward the
south, This was the direction King wished
to 60, though the light wind makes his
progress slow. The voyage Is regarded as
commenced with fair though not the best
auspices, Gl
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WAshtS0ToN September l9.-The Post.
master General has ordered the dlscontin-
nance, after the l7th inst, Of the steam.
boat mail service on the route from New
Orleans to Shreveport, distance of 600
miles The temporary stage service has
been ordered 10 supply the offices on the
totile pending the completion Of the ar.
rangements for permanent service The
saving to the Government by this discon.
tinuance will DO $4,000 u yelr. .e.
Commissioner Raum left for New Yor;
tonight, having received IA telegram from
Secretary Window inviting him toa u con.
ference on the subject Of delinquency Of
private. btulks in the matter Of internal
revenue tAxCs.
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ne Increase In The volume OF Dusiness

ntIn'reaSe In the Volume OF BuaIness.
The bank clcaringt up at Pittsburgh con-
haae oshow large gains over the cores
Paiinl seasonoi last year. For ihstahce,
iAecIelfins Of last week aggregated 81
gl0!j6i as against S,OlG, las " for the
na' week in 1881. This is remarkable
pIa, and coming as 1t does from n manu-.
Adu'ins center iItells its own story as ID
at roO.umptiyc demand throughoutsthe
OaatYtor the goods Of which Pittsburgh
hiNognt1cd producer. ,l... Z
llircorl Of bank elearings was kept In
Ibis city, It would, We doubt not, tell n
SIMILAR story Of increased business. II is
"N known that the leading branches Of
ainuIitnrc here have all the business
sF can do The country tributary to
tSoouEh and Wheeling Is consuming a
@anount Of tlegoods they manufacture.
al 10 time has the consumption In the
'Sa al the materials that enter into the
'"Ga building and improving been more
ssiehI OF more active than now Totatn.
s.n'e' more honscsare buildingin Chicago
rs yat tmn in any year since the hres
"la,a' ClIy has done larger amount d
oln'Oe than in any former year. And
ihe West. =" y
~ nN"onIy sthi' true Of the West, but Of
!. p"0' oithe country. The Clearings q
p'ae cities where such record Is kept
,'V' d decided increase In the volume of
S1'neS over last yevr. This Is the case in
@' "uih as we'll as in the North. The
IF"tFH'Sd the conntry general. Labor
ue'yNh'rc tally employed at good
'.,. ,E@ No man is idle who Inns any dis
Ps''on to be employed. =.
Sanade itself tclt in in ,i,s ,sas % ~ Ji,din. it,
s..s s.as'lao volume Of trade this year "a com.
s, sS@NlIh last. How much greater the
STa' 4. volume might have been but for
AytNl It, ctrcr,. moso S Inv ,Ii.O.,;,, ~ ,,oss
Mnot known n. vo, ,.,,", ' u. ,,s'..s 'sS @ ,,,,i
kathe way NJ ~ o',"., ",,u, " ..I.....' ~, =,
,s to tc ,yrioI,..,is ~ %I "Ssaa. 'ea9epVn = 3
naS in pticn. ~. .ss. o. w ,,a Wy, "
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THE CRAaER MunDEn TRIAI.
An Important Witness on the stand
.l.-..I Yesterday,

/ o. IN#NNANAAAIN
NEwHAyES, September l2,-In the Cra.
mer trial to-day the clerk In the Elliott
House drug store and two other witnesses
testified that Jennie and Blanche were in
the store togetherthe Thursday eveninsbe-
fore Jennie was found dead. Charles
Rawlings, general manager Of Redclif's
restaurant, testified; Know Walter NAL
ley well, and James slightly Witness was
in restaurant Thursday morning, August
lth; two ladies Douglas and Camer)
game IN about9. They had been there be-
fore. They had two porter house steaks,
mushrooms and milk That evening Walter
Malley, Douglass and another lady, whom
l believe was Jennie CTamer, came in
about 1880; would not swear II was Jennie
rs did not scan her features; they ordered
chicken salad but we had none; lamb
chops were served and milk; Walter
Malley came to see me August II, after tho
issue Of the Register, and said: 1--WE bone
to pick with you;p | looked at him and he
said there was something published that
was serious, or something to that effect;
unless 1t was oyerthrown or contradicted,
ASlV MaS pEODuDlllty VI MS III
rest | then said could not
deyiate from what personally saw;
Walter endeavored to show It was his cou.
sin James rather than the lady that was
with him and Douglass that night. was
sure I could not have been mistaken con-
cerning one gentleman and two ladies.
A Colored waiter came in during the con-
venation and Walter asked him: "Do you
remember about that hat" The waiter
did not seem TO have any recollection
about It, Walter said he would bring
James oyer. and see II he could not con-
vince me was mistaken. Later he came
in with James and lawyer Fox, and an
other man followed Walter. He introduced
James TO me and asked II | could not re-
member II was James instead OF q lady, |
said II would be impossible for sme
IN tell anything but what | had seen. l
said could swear II was lady. Walter
turned to Fox and said, "my testimony
was that he (Walter) was there with two
ladies'" Fox said, "he has you mixed
with parties who were leaving al the time"
No parties left at the time. James had con.
VeHation with the colored waiter about the
spot (which he placed his hat but tho
waiter had no recollection Of II. did not
see James Malley that evening August 4th)
at all, l had no doubt until alter the story
was contradicted that the gentleman with
Miss Douglass in the evening was the one
with her in the morning, Adjourned to
Wednesday, ,..f.-, |...I' I..H
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a., joIlor vrr bushcl is asked for old
W, :, I r,,i in this city, The price has
a.. Sa !, ..,, irregular Of late, and those who
", Wv 4, MI ,Dr market to sell have hardly
'''rn '', ~ ,b,t price to ask. A few days ago
: lry'' wv ,,syo.,y md scyenty.Rve cents, and
''I Ir.E,,roiaIolIar being asked, The hay
.,b,.1l,o been irregular, aud there
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LEWISTON, ME., September 12.-1n a
special election, held to-day, for Represent.
ative to Congress, to flll a vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Senator Frye, ex.
Governor Dingley, Republican, WIS elected.
The, towns heard from give Dingley 7,7G0;
Gilbert, Grechbacker, '3,073; EHstis, Pro.
.hibiHonj 9G scattering, 80. Republican
majority, L54l. rf
The same towns gave Davis, Republican,
for Governor lust year 1857 majority. The
towns 10 bear from gave Plalsted, opposi.
tion, 100 majority last year His county
(AndroscOgginl gives Dingley over 1000
majority against 276 Republican majority
last year. i.f .
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ToRoSro, September 1V,--The race be.
tween the Morris Lee crew and The HALIFAX
four, for second and third money was The
most desperate Of The regatta, and result.
ed in favor Of the Morris Lee crew by
three feet. Time TO turning Of the buoyS
$50; Of the race, 20i9l Staying power
won the race. The distance was three
Tic fihal heat, single scuii race, was
rowpd this morning. The water was per.
iectly calm. The men arrived at the fin.
ish2Ross, lst; CoDley, Cd; Courtney, Sd,
Harmon, 4thj TertEycke, 9Th, Lee did not
start ''
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CIIINA.
Trouble Brewing Between China and
Janan, II.

ERouble brewing Between China and
Japan, i"
lIoSG KoNG, August 1.-THE work OF
laying the telegraph lines Is being vigorous.
ly pushed, They are working between
Sochow and Shanghai, but only for official
business, i.'-, '.H #I..
The Chinese Minister to Germany will
be recalled and sent to Japan to adjust the
Sochow question, China means to assert
herself on this point and insist on her
sovereignty over the Islands. The Chinese
and Japanese press each assert the right Of
their country to the possession, II Is now
stated that the armalnents made by China
contemplate possible contest, with the adj
ditlon 10 the Chinese fleet daily expected
from England, and the arms and ammuni-
tion that continue TO arrive. The Eastern
cOast Is being fortified at It's vital points,
Commodore schneiedt has not taken any
position In the Chinese service. Three
French officers and Lieut.. Manners, OF the
United States Marines, are employed in
Tientsin. ~
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THE PLRURo.PNRtMoNIA.
suggestIOns from the Treasury Cattl
COmratHsiOn. ii

COmmta1ion,
CHICAGO, September l2.-The Treasury
Cattle Commission, now investigating
pleuropneumonia in the West, has sub
mtted series Of suggestions to Governor
Cullom setting forth that as from 10Oto 20O
calves were daily received in Chicago from
infected districts In the Eastern. States,
steps should be taken to prohibit the sale
and distribution Of these calves In Illinois
and other Western States now free from tho
disease.
The communication sets forth that the
calves come from New York, Pennsyl.
vania, New Jersey, Maryland and Vir.
ginia, In each Of which pleuro-pneumonia Is
known TO exist, and from this point tho
possibly injected calves uru scattered over
this State, Ohio, Indiana, Minnesota, Ne
braskn, Kansas and Missouri. II Is sug-
gested TO the Governor that he schedule
the States known 70 contain diseased herds
and prohibit tho indiscriminate bringing
Of cattle westward from those States. The
prohibition need not be made absolute, ~
provision may be made for the admission
Of cattle from the scheduled States on GER
tihcatp Of the Chief State Veterinarian. p
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(hs GnteLligtntttsr.
Se,. ), aud 81 rour'esn.h street.

1.,, from Long Branch published
lS' ~ ,noraipa had Il depressing effect
l''i',', ',,'aboIr Even worse news was
o ',p, ,t, daring tie day, and hence there
''~ ~.nrr,I anxiety to see the tirSt bulIe-
- zach ia the public relief it turned
E. :. Unexpectedly reassuring. There
s'% ,,,E rbangc,for the better Asys
e.','aibct the condition Of the Fesi'
~ a.,rj,y NJ pight WAS not as bad as was
fa.,Ji in the unofficial news sent to
s's. .. Yesterdays dispatches were
" ,1s, different, Although there has
l't' .ope newspaper apprehension 9t
's' ,,,nble vet it does not seem to have
+, ~ dbythc physicians to any sef.
,,,,ot. The official bulletins fthla
~ s,prcs, no apprehonsiOnS ON this
',1', :. md Dr. Biz, assured the Associated
e. pl.' smarter NJ, Yesterday that the trouble
n's :, lonI tuhcrcular character, and
AZ u n,,, away without serious result,
:. ,osr ,.s. /. confirmed by the fact that the
5..iI.at ~ 4, va. decidedly better Yesterday
: ,'',,'p, as,,j"ins very we'll, lie slept well, ate
i, and booked well HI
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LONDON, September 12.-tt Is stated on
good authority that Austria was informed
beforehand Of the meeting ot, Emperor
William and tic Car at Dahtezic. Ger
many promises that no fresh arrangements
will interfere with the. AuStro.Gerlhan
alliance. The Car desires 10 huve d con.
ference with the Emperor Of Austria. Bis
matck remained until Saturday informing
In conference with the Russian Foreign
Minister. Emperor William, on account
OF the death Of Prince Frederick. uhtle of
The King Of the Netherlands, did not 60 to
the fnatletiYres at konitE
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, ST. Louis, September l9.=-Benard 1'ehr,
a German forty.hve years old, with wife
and six children, dressed himself in his
best clothing between three and iour
o'clock this afternoon, bade his wife fare
we'll good bye, went TO the gartel Of bis
house, 1886 franklin avenue, fulled up his
trousers, put one q his feet into bucket
Of water, cut o half dozen deep Enshes In
the calf d hla leg with faAor, and cat there
and hled to death. Poverty and strong
drink was the caiise, tf
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WASHINGTON, September i2.-The hear
Ing In the ChriBtiancy divorce suit was re.
stunned this afternoon. Ex.Ntinister Chris
tiancy was present for the fiBt time. His
wife was absent. DR.. Ralph Walsh, once
her family physician, was called for the
purpose Of proving acts Of cruelty. The
cOlnsel for The ex-senator objected as the
wife Condohed the acts by living with her
husband afterwards, Tie Cliancnry Court
will be asked for decision; in the mean.
time the examination Is suspended.
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NEw Y6RE, September 12LThO Nprtli
.aqrnan Lloyd steamship. Elbe, from BE
tfien and Southampton, Iar4ydd Friday
evening, ,Ahasing made tie run tfrdmEtle
Needles off Southampton in eight days,
four hours end twenty-five minutes, which
includes Tie Difference IN time and which
10 he fastest tltrlb,eri, tebofds , iEhe Altpal
Time kas A6v6nk day.; twenty Alhfadi hours
and three minutes. The distance is 5000
niles and the average speed was 1858
knots an hour. "a 49,. .-.--r Il
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ToRoSfo, September i2.-Great damage
by ftes hos been done in the neighborhood
Of Owen, Sound Parry, Sound Grayenhurst,
Oueryille, Stafford, Eden Mills, Burton
and Zurich. One million dollars worth Of
timber was burned In the Parry Sound dis
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TERRE ITGtrE,, I'm, September IA
nbdnsbinG dbtilleg, JcopelstpsIot' two
mash tubs and q still ot sky gallons rapa-
.City, has been found hidden III a rayihe III
'tfs northern part Of Pafke county by the
officers agiihR1 1ltder the instructions Of
iieyenle Collector Alinshall Tie apratd-
IDS was II The most primitive pattern, The
oVneTs, and, operators haye, not yet been
arrested. II iE Supposed 10 baye been III
operation tus the past two months r.
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THE GOD, OF NATIONS
SMILES ON THE PRESIDENT AGAIN
HsA ll+ilt 70 gG.L-lLLilL tis lgilLIh
And 4Hil SynptOms Take n Favorable
TuFn- HIS Condition Is SIN n
Cause for AhxIelyLThe IN!
cldenIs Of the Day.

ELBERON, n. j., September l2,-The offi'
cipl bulletin issued at0 4, ", says, The
President passed " !upusi9y good night
his sleep being uninterrupted, except oc.
casionally to enable him to take nourish-
ment, THE suppufatiOn from the ,parotid
gland has almost entirely ceased. The
opening from which pus discharged is rapid.
ly healing, The cough Is less and the
expectorlatlon Is materially diminished,
Temperature 9S,4 4; pulse lOOisrespiratipn IS!
''''I . ''7A bETrER FEELING,
d The morning bulletin has had the effect
ofallaying somewhat tho apprehensions Of
last night, but whether the lung trouble
will passaway or develope into an abscess
cannot yet be predicted,
PostmastUr-Ge General James saw the Presi-
dent this morning, He says he found him
in good spirits and generally much better
than he had dared to expect. A brief con
versation occurred, during the coufse Of
which the President firmly graspcd james
hand anil spoke in very clear voice. His
eyes to-day are especially bright and nat
ural looking, The Postmaster. General was
so impressed with tho improvement that
he thinks he will yet be. able to go to the
White mountains He has gone to New
York this morning on business. As the
day passed the President improved and the
feel more encouraged, and express
an opinion TINT tho long complication Is
nnlnr rOntroI
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MEXICO.
More Important Archaeological Discover.
les Made Hl

les Made al
Cry OF Mexico, September 12.--Addi.
tional and important archaeological discov.
cries arc made here which will likely. at.
tract wide interest in Europe as well as
America. Worklngnen engaged in digging
in front Of the old cathedral unearthed a
mass Of material Of various sorts, mostly
stone, and comparatively well preserved,
1t has not yet been examined with care.
Among those Of most importance is an
enormous serpents head, finely carved IN
stone, and believed 10 have been the pot-
tai Of some gigantic Indian temple. A
large number Of wall pictures have also
been unearthed in d condition OF preserva-
tion to indicate beyond reasonable doubt
that the place has been the site Of some
important ancient temple. A number Of
graves and vaults have also been opened
In which bodies were found. ff
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Keerlnr tl,e Ponce al IlmerleG.

1oSboS, September Every elaborate
precautions have been taken for thepreser-
vation OF the peace al Limerick. II is ri.
mored that the forthcoming races will be
forbidden by proclainihg the district Under
the Coercion act ...|,
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BosroS, September l9,-The Democratic
State Convention has been called for otlo-
Der 9Th at Worcester. A committee was
appointed 10 prepare and forward 10 Mrs.
Garfield resolutions Of sympathy With her
wounded and suffering husband,
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cnlr4tSo6da; september t2. 2.-rh6 Ten.
neSee river IA lower than II has been for
fifty years aud Ia still falling. The drought
Throughout East Tennessee Ia unprecehent-
ell and has done great damage. '- &.
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T4RBiT-on Monday, 5eptember 70, 1851, Al West
Wheeling Ohio, WICK a. TlRBfT, 10 The tith ytaf
Of her aGe.
Fubefa from The residence oi het grandfather,
David WAGNER, n West wheeling, thla lTuetdayl
morning a.S o'clock. Friends are invited 10 at.
tend tJtHI
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10SDoS, September 12.-At the wool
sales to-day 100 bales we're offered, com.
pfising New Zealand and Port Phillip.
In steady demand at late quotations.
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CnArrixoodA, tenn, September Ii7.=-
Magnificent arrangements are making for
he tsdbioh II he Amy d Tie tum6et.
land IL His city, the 2Jst and 22i oi Sep.
tembef, II Ii believed that fully twenty
thousand visitors will be here from the
North and South,
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NRw YoBK, September -E&.sogetary
Stuart, oithe Brooklyn Board Of Education,
under sl0, 600 bond for embeztllns 100000,
is reported to be missing, II is supposed
be hae fed
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PHILADELPHIA, September 12.--Herman
g. Pulte Whitaker, the will coiispitatOr,
who was used as witness for the common.
wealth, WIS sentenced by Judge Mitchell
this morning 10 three years imprisonment.
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1oSDoS, September i2. Constant earth.
quake shocks continue at Rfoi, Persia. The
inhabitants are in state Of plGtul cohster.
nation. la t.I .T"ir t'.4
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lg iS,s' fpDT, gJSsfibsf' n -fSSI ftt.l.
deH q The DENVER h Rio GtahdeRalltoad
Company has sont letter 10 the Stock E4'
Chanls denying any iregulsrity In any
iRue IL the bonds 6f that Company.
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IAHlh on OOttoh uuu Wovheh 00VuS'
LoSDoS september ~ Tic Vienna
Chamber Of Commerce Il agitatihg duty
on foreign cotton and woolen goods.
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tisoccasiun6dlby Sbe sudden auctuations of
the patient, .bittheShFgeons Insist this Is to
Ibe expeeted il the weather affects him in
any degree this has certainly been a
good day, as the air has been pure and
Comparatively dry. According the state
ments Of the attending surgeons the pulse
fell from ITO at noon 10 100 ut the evening
dressing, and the temperature from 99.2 at
noon to 0s.8 in the evening, showing that
there was comparatively no fever ut six in
the evening n.